https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0b67dd6431876d54b06d6a74d2495dbe.pdf cc8055acc18e7fb7668fc9afbb7424b0 PDF Text Text ., • r ELBERFELD$ IN POME.ROY • ..... ~ IX.on stye ~ FATHER'S DAY SALE! For Father's Day Special Sale Prices Father's Day I J. • • •. •• • ,.• ....• • MEN'S SHIRTS Includes our entire stock of mens short sleeve sport and dress shirts . Polyester knits dacron and cotton blends . nylons Wintuk knits Banlons · 100 pet . cottons. Small. medium, . large and extra large sizes. MAXINE SAYRE, RACINE, entertained at the organ with a medley of "songs of yesteryear" at the fow1h annual dinner meeting of the Meigs County Planning Commission at the Steamboat Inn. in Racine Wednesday night. Great Bend .· ,"I CAffiO ( tJl>J) - President .Nixon, the chants of praise foUowing him to the end of his tritunphant tour, today promised fresh American diplomacy for Arab-Israeli peace and said the United States would sell Egypt nuclear reactor technology and atomic fuel for peaceful use . On the final day of his trip that police estimated brought 5.5 to 7 million Egyptians out to see him, Nixon visited the pyramids, held his final talks with President Anwar Sadat and signed the joint communique that also will provide space 'science know-how . At one point in his motorcade, Nixon waded into the throngs for the first time during his visit to shake the hands of blind children who had gathered a band to serenade him . Nixon was flying later to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia - the country that led last winter's oil embargo against the United States-for the second leg of his five-nation, eight-day "journey for peace." He will visit Syria, Israel and Jordan later. The most controversial section of the communique was that provi.ding the saie of nuclear reactor technology and atomic fuel to Egypt. Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said there should he no fears .that the technology would lead to nuclear weapons, saying it was to be used for peaceful purposes and would have strict safeguards. When asked if the White House expected any protests when Nixon visits Israel Sunday, he said "none whatever." But former Israeli defense minister Moshe Dayan, interviewed on NBC-TV's TOday Show ill the United States, was asked if he trusted Egypt not to develop nuclear weaspons and replied: "We bope we can trust the :Americans." NiXon told Sadat in tlleir news conference following their final talks that they had made "very significant progress in removing roadblocks" toward a Middle East settlement. ''Tiiere is still a long road to travel," he said. "We recognize this as you do. We look forward to working with you in attempting to work out solutions to problems of the Middle East." Sadat, who stressed again that a solution to the Palestinian problem was needed before there was any final peace, said: "From the bottom of our hearts we welcome the new Ameri,can- ,. position ... We are now more hopeful of the success· of the efforts heing made for peace." •• ••• - ....• • '. I (Continued from Page I) which began this week, the new construction of the Hiland Road in Pomeroy, a bid which is to be sold by the 'State High· way Department, Sept. 14, with the Page St. improvement in Middleport to be ne~l on the priority list. Clark said also that the commissioners have made application for $375,000 in federal funds fo~ upgrading roads in the Western Section of Meigs County. MiltonRoushoftheFarmers Home Admmtstratwn explained programs offered by his agency. He said last year it loaned $88 million. A new phase of the agency is the youth loan program for youngsters from 12 to 18 to allow them to carry out worthwhile projects. FHA is offering two new programs related to community .f acilities loans for cultural projects and the new business and industrial loans to provide money for creating rural jobs. C. E. Blakeslee, executive director of the commission, spoke on the need to update the comprehensive plans for the county, tpe need for a county recreatiOn program study, updating base maps, development of a housing program, the need of a building cOde noting that Middleport is the only community in Meigs County where such a cOde exists, the need of an industrial study and for strip mine reclimation. Dinner music was provided by Maxine Sayre at the organ. Mason Drive-In I • in • Continued from Page Briefs I) nounced a broad price increase for the fuels that run homes and industries as part of an austerity program to contain inflation and cut the gaping balance of payments deficit. Industry Minister Michel d'Ornano said thai in addition to higher gas, electricity, fuel and coal prices, French homes next winter can be heated only to a maximum temperature of 68 . .degrees fahrenheit. The restrictions aimed at cutting down on imports of costly Arab oil came less than 24 hours after new President Valery Giscard d'Estaing announced steep increases in corporate and income taxes. French parliament approval is virtually certain. Q DEGREE hio Patrol JohnAWARDED W. Johnson , son of Mr. and Mrs . Elber Johnson, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, graduated probes three from Ohio University June · June 11-13·14 Double Feature Program Burt Reynolds tn "WHITE LIGHTNING (Color) l PG I Plus HIT MAN ! Color) Pamela Grier I Rl Tonight, June 13 Mens 2.95 ~hirts - Mens 3.95 Shirts Sale 2.50 Mens 7. 95 Shirts Sale 5.89 Sale 2.89 Mens 8.95 Shirts Sale 6.89 Fri., Sat., Sun. June 14"15-16 THE WAY WE WERE (Technicolor) Barbra Stteisand Robert Redford 8 ~ Sizes 29 to 50 waist. Solid colors · excellen t: pattern selection. Here's how you save FridaY:( and Saturday . : MENS 9.95 SLACKS SALE 7.89 : MENS 10.95 SLACKS . SALE 8.49 : MENS 11.95 SLACKS SAL_E 8.89 ~ MENS 12.95 SLACKS -. SALE 9.49 ~ MENS 13.95 SLACKS SALE 10.49 • MENS 14.95 SLACKS SALE 11.49 ~ MENS 15.95 SLACKS SALE 12.49 ~ MENS 16.95 SLACKS SALE 12 ,89 :; MENS 18.95 SLACKS SALE 14.49 ::: ·Father's Day MEN'S TIES WORK UNIFORMS JEANS WASHINGTON -MRS. HENRY A. KISSINGER has entered Bethesda Naval Hospital for treatment of ulcers, the State Department said today. Mrs. "Kissinger, the Iarmer Nancy Maginnes, was admitted to the hospital in suburban Bethesda, Md., on Thursday, a .department spokesman said. She was driven to the hospital by car, not by ambulance. The ·spokesman said Mrs. Kissinger, 39, has a history of Ulcer trouble. He said she would he in the hospital!O days to two weeks. Neither the spokesman nor the hospital would say what Mrs. Kissinger's condition was.' $9.44 HANES UNDERWEAR WHITE CLEVELAND - KROGER 00. AND THREE of its top executives were indicted by a federal grand jury Thursday on charges Qf shipping contaminated food and offering it for sale. The indictment said rOdents contaminated food stored at the finn's warehouse in suburban Solon, Ohio. Besides the company itself, the 10-count indictment names Kroger President James P. Herring, FoOd Stores Division President Lyle Everingham and Vice President Newton W. Biggs of the Cleveland Division. There was no immediate comment from the company. SANTA ROSA, CAUF. - A KINDERGARTEN school song ending with the line, "Thank you, God, for everything," has been banned as unconstitutional by a Sonoma County judge. Superior Court Jud~e Joseph Murphy said the school board of the community of Rohnert Park was wrong in permitting students to sing the song, "Thanksgiving." SPORT COATS HANDKERDiiEFS Y2 PRICE $1.00 Robbery failed Area lawmen continued an Investigation today into an attempted burglary of the First National Bank Branch Office at Vinton. According to Gallia County Sheriff James W. Saunders, three persons, a 17-year-old woman and two men, were questioned this morning in Athens in connection with the attempted robbery, but they were releaSed. Gallia County sheriff's deputies began their investigation shortly after 3 a.m. after the alarm sounded at the old Vinton Bank now owned by the First National Bank of Gallipolis. Deputies said entry to the building was made by breaking a lock on the rear door. Once inside, the intruders attempted to chisel holes in the wall near the bank's vault. Deputies said apparently the alarm sounded scaring the suspects off. Sheriff James Saunders and deputies Richard Kuhn and Ken Deckard rushed to the · scene immediately and hegan the chase of a brown late mOdel car believed to he a Pontiac, Buick or Oldsmobile. Saunders and Deckard lost the car in lPG) SAL£ PRICES The MEIGS INN The most popular night club in the tri-county area is proud to present WASHINGTON tUPli Surging prices for metals and fuels pushed the wholesale price Index up \.5 per cent in May, the government said today. The increase in wholesale prices, however, show.ed signs of tapering off. The May index lor all commodities was 155, which was 16.4 per cent above the May index a year ago. The . annual rate ol increase was the lowest . since Decfmber which showed.a year to year Increase of 15'.4 per cent. ;::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::r.::::~:::::::: :=~=·~•...:.:.;:::::::::~· ' Reg. 7.49 Full Size - - - - - - - - - Reg . 5.49 Twin Size - - - - - - - - - - AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 I \ ·' SALE PRICES Notions Dept., First Floor .NEW SUMMER HOURS MAIN STORE AND .WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY AND SAnJRDAY UNTIL 8 PM G . . . Weather Partly cloudy tonight, chance of thundershowers late. Lows in , the upper . oOs:. Saturday, 1 thund<kshowers likely. Highs in the lower 80s. - I. ~ I ' ELBERFELD$ IN .'POMEROY ' I I ., lh PRICE SAL£ PRICES Sale 4.88 Sale 3.8S ~---·--·------·--~---~------w~-·-·----·--·J-- '. j SUPPERS lWO DAYS ONLY! SUN G~SSES Home Furnishings, First Floo'r 1 GEO. HALL CASUAL WOMEN'S TOPS WOMEN'S SHORTS . . ' ' ' . . \ \: , ' \ I. , ' ' j ' II ... ' ''• . .• .•.\' ' . ' e.-·' MUSICIAN OOMMENDED - Diana Carsey, graduate of Meigs High School in May has been commended by the U. S. Marine Youth Fpundation for her activity in the high school band. She received a certificate which reads, "Distinguished Musician's certificate to Diana Carsey by the U. S. Marine Youth Foundation, Inc., and the National Band Association in recognition of diligence, dedication and musical excellence as a performing high school bandsman and soloist." Dwight Goins, Meigs High band director, submitted her name to the Foundation. She is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Jack Carsey, Middleport. • at y enttn e Devoted To The lnterests of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - VOL. XXVI NO. 44 FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1974 Athens County following a chase through Gallia, Vinton, and Meigs Counties. They were joined by sheriff's deputies from Meigs, Jackson, Vinton, Athens and Morgan County. A car matching the description was stopped this morning in Athens County, one mile north o.f Glouster. The three occupants in the car were brought to Athens for questioning but released. ..The FBI was called in to help with the investigation. Roadblocks were set CUp throughout southern Ohio. Bank officials reported that nothing was taken. ·u was the fourth time in 36 years and third time in the put seven years that a .robbery or robbery attempt was made at the bank. On May 18, 1971, the bank was robbed of over $2,000 and 01i Dec. 5, 1967, the bank was robbed by Thomas Staq. Slarr was later apprehended walking along 'Rt. 160 in the Radcliff area. The FBI arrested three persons in connection with the 1971 robbery, and in 1938 two men attempted to roli the bank ana they too were apprehended and convicted. EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of showers S!Inday. Fair · Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the '70s and lows In 50s. ·. the WASHINGTON (UP!) - A majority of the U.S. Senate has expressed confidence in Secre·tary of State Henry A. Kissinger in the wiretap controversy, and prosecutors told Congress they foum! nothing to indicate criminal conduct on his part. Sen. James B. Allen, D-Ala., said 52 senators have signed a resolution calling Kissinger's integrity and veracity "above ~·eproach. ' ' OONFERS WITH KISSINGER- Congressman Clarence E. Miller and Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger conferred recently on the Middle East peace settlement during a meeting of the House Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee. While Miller had high pria>e for Kissinger's work in negotiating the historic peace breakthrough, he expressed concern for a possible long term, multi-billion dollar U. S. financial aid committment to the State of Israel and the Arab nation resulting from the settlement. · Regatta queen hopefuls The office of Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski informed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee it had found no incriminating inform ation concerning Kissinger in the course of its general Watergate investigations. It gave the assurance in response to an inquiry from the committee, a source told UP!. Kissinger has threatened to TEN CENTS . ( JO. ENEVOLDSEN VI(;KY CLELLAND Three more candidates for the honor of queen of the Big Bend Regatta announced tOday by Debbie Buck, chairwoman of the event, are Vicky Clelland, Jo Enevoldsen, and Valerie Johnson. · Miss Clelland is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clelland, Lasley St., Pomeroy, and is a 1974 graduate of Meigs . High School. In high .school she participated in 'the La tip Club, Nat"fe · Club, marching .and· concert bands, and was president of the Arts and CJ:afts Club. A Candystriper at .Veterans Memorial Hospital, she plans to attend Holzer ' Medical Sch~l of Nursing · in the fall. "!think it would"he an honor · to win the title of Regatta Queen and represent Pomeroy in other festivals . It would also be an honor to represent i'orrletoy for myself," says Miss Clelland. I I \~ I < ' i VALERIE JOHNSON ' A spring graduate of Eastern High School, Jo Lynn Enevoldsen is lhe daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Darwyn Enevoldsen, Rt. 1, Reedsville. Among the honors she has received are the title ,of Meigs County Grange Princess 197172, selection as the "Best Defensive Player'·' in girls' basketball , editor of the school yearbook.and class officer. She aiso· took part i'n G'.A .A. , (Continued on pa~.e 10) ' .. ' ·I resign unless he is cleared of any wrongdoing in the wiretapping of 13 former aides and four newsmen during 1969-71. The Foreign Relations Committee has agreed at Kissinger's request to reopen hearings on the subie<:t. Wiretap Allegations The Washington Post reported in Friday editions that Kissinger also bas asked the State Department's legal adviser, Carlyle E. Maw, to conduct his own investigation of the wiretap allegations, Kissinger has denied he initiated the taps to find the source of White House leaks of foreign policy information and documents. He told the Foreign Relatons Committee only last week that he merely supplied the names of those he thought may be responsible for the leaks. Kissinger said he believed the wiretaps were "perfectly legal and proper" and in line with protecting national security information. But leaked documents generally reported to have come from the House Judiciary Committee, which is condueling the impeachment inquiry _ conflicted with Kissinger's story of his role in the wiretap program. Foreign Relations Committee Chairman J. William Fulbright is seeking copies of those documents from the Justice Department and ' Watergate Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. The Justice Department, through Deputy Attorney Genera! Lawrence Silberman, offidally expressed "concern" to the House Judiciary Committee Thursday over the leaks. 52% favor removing Nixon NEW YORK (UP!) - For the first time, more than half of those surveyed in the Harris poll say they believe President Nixon should · he impeached and removed from office. The Louis Harris firm said Thursday 52 per cent of the 1,413 persons polled said the President should be convicted, 35 per cent said he should not and 13 per cent had no opinion. The text of the question was: "All in all, do you think President Nixon should or should not he impeached by Congress and removed from · its mind," the pollsters concluded, "and it is now evident that on reflection, after the facts .. . have been absorbed, this President is now in his worst trouble gn the Watergate matter.'' The nationwide survey, designed to reach a cross~ction of the population, also reported that 73 per cent felt Nixon knew about the attempt to cover u_p the Watergate affair as It was going on. Seventeen per cent said he did not know, and 10 per cent said they were not silre. offtct? II Pastors assigned effective Sunday The figures in the previous survey, in early May, were' 49 per cent for conviction, 41 against, and 13 per cent not sure. In March, 43 per cent for impeachment, 41 per cent against, and 16 per cent not sure. "The public has its own deliberate speed in making up were (\> ', ,. PHONE 992·2156 Senate majority backs Kissinger \ I .'~ ! ' .. Under Safeguards India just over a month ago became the world's s1xth nation to explode a nu clear device after acquiring both technology and fu el from Canada under safeguards . Asked about the India test, Ziegler said : 1 '. But the Canadians negotiate their own safeguards . You cannot apply Canadian safeguards on nuclear rea ctors to ours." The agreement also provided for establishment of "a joint working group on technology, research and development in scientific fields, incl uding space , with special emphasis on exchanges of scientists ." That seemed to indicate the United States also was prepared to help Egy pt develop rocket technology. Before his trip to the pyramids, Nixon told the reporters fo llowing him to be sure to be there for a big suprise. When they arrived, he told them what it was. CLEVELAND - A SHABBILY DRESSED young man, described by a recent acquaintance "as one of the nicer people I have met," locked himself in a wei!! side apartment today and began shooting at passersby and police. No one was injured and he surrendered after teargas was thrown into the apartment, police said. . A police department spokesman said the gunman was "running around the place like an idiot" firing a pistol before he tossed the gWI out and surrendered. Police said about 16 officers were sent to the scene but they did not" return the gunfire, preferring to wait out the sniper. The gunman, known only as "Glenn," was dressed in worn blue jeans, an army fatigue jacket and boots and had shoulder length hair. aa~ . ,I r aised the most controversy. I MEN'S $1.00 DRESS SOCKS I .•. By United Press International SALE PRICE $22.50 COMPLETE OUTFIT I even greater future," Nixon said from a platform that allowed him to see over the crowds to the Sphnix and the three pyramids. The joint agreement signed in the century-old 50!H"oom Abdin Palace in Ca iro also called for major U.S. contributions "to strength en the fin ancial structure of Egypt," and a new "guarantee Agreement" to cover an expected flow of perhaps $2 billion in pri vate U.S. investment to this country . It endorsed anew the existing policy of attempting to settle the Arab-Israeli conflict on the basis of two U.N . Security Council resolutions, taking "into due account the legitimate interests of all the peoples in the Middle East, including the Palestinian people and the right of existence of all states in the area." But it was the section on nuclear energy that the agreement said would make it possible for Egypt to generate enou gh! additional power Jly the 1980s to meet it rapidly growing needs that • ews .. in Briefs!f KODAK '29.95 CAMERA OUTFIT BLUE DENIM The crowds of chanting, yelling Egyptians that have been in Nixon's path for the past two days followed him to the pyramids on the outskirts of Cairo today and on his motorcade back into the city. . At one point driving back to the city, Nixon spotted a cluster of children from the Light and Hope Institution for the Blind. They waved American flags and included a small musical band . Nixon stopped the limousine and for the firsrtime since hi s arrival Wednesday, he and Sadat got out to shake the children's hands. Secret Service agents rushed up but Nixon pushed through to the children and the crowd surged in . U.S. Secret Service agents suggested politely to Nixon that for his protection he ought to return to the car . Drive Home "I'm afraid it's a bit too much," Nixon said to Sadal. He >hook one last hand and returned to the car for the drive home. A Russian-built helicopter carrying armed Egyptian troops provided security by flying over tllc motorcade. While the jubilant crowds surged toward the President's car, ·they did not get near him , Nixon and Sadat returned in the morning from Alexandria where the U.S. President bad-held a dinner in his host's honor Thursday night. In a toast after the meal of Alaskan crab and California wines, Nixon announced that Sadat would be visiting the United States in the fall, probably in late September. Friday is the islamic sabbath, but that did not keep the multitudes home today as they turned out once again at the pyramids to yell and chant "Nix<>n .. . Nix<>n ." "We would say and President Sadat would agree that to stand here in the presence of perhaps the greatest symbol of the past makes us realize we have an enormous responsibility to build an ;;~;;:;>~<:::;:::::;:::::::;::<:::::::;:;:;:~:::<:::::::::::::;::;,:;:::::::~::::::-.::::::;:,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. accidents SPECIAL PURCHASE! MATTRESS PADS I. • • • ••" Mens 4.95 Shirts Mens 9.95 Shirts Sale 3.89 with a B.S. degree in Business Sale 7.49 An excellent Admin istration . Johnson selection of lour· in· Mens 10.95 Shirts Mens 5.95 Shirts Sale 8.49 Sale 4.89 graduated from Pomeroy High hand and ready· The Gallia-Meigs Post, Ohio School in 1965, served with the Sale 5.49 Mens 11.95 Shirts tied ties. Solids · Mens 6.95 Shirts Sale 9.49 State I;Iighway Patrol , in- U.S. Navy four years, and was whites neat vestigated three auto accidents associated with the Kroger patterns. Sale For Father's Day Wednesday, one in which a Store in Pomeroy several ' years. He will be in · public vehicle driven by a Pomeroy man flipped stone, caus ing accounting with a firm in New Outfit includes Kodak lnstamatic 10 pocket camera with wrist strap slight damage to another Jersey. His wife, Rosemary, is fr om that sta te. Mag ic ube extender· 1 pack Kodacolor 11 film · case · Prin t frame . Three vehicle. Magicube set of nine personalizers . According to the Patrol, ' SERVICES SET MENS 4.00 TIES SALE 2.89 ' Timothy David Michael, 24, Rt. MASON - Funeral services MENS 4.50 Tl ES SALE 3.49 2, Pomeroy. was headed north for Andy Hume, Mason, 100, MENS 5.00 ;r1 ES SALE . 3.89 : on SR 7 near the junction of US who died Wednesday, wilt be SALE 4.49 : . MENS 5.50 TIES 35 at 3:50 p. m. Wednesday, Stock up now o~. KQ\!i'.~i'.lld. r:'9Jaroid. ~a.mera film-all at sale prices. conducted Saturday at I :30 when his auto flipped a stone, Sale! Lee Rider striking the windshield of a p.m. at Foglesong Funeral Mens Lee Tech Twi II Father's Day Sale southbound auto driven by Jeff Home, Mason. Rev. Clarence Eugene Collingsworth, 25, of McCloud will officiate and burial wilt be in Lone Oak Chopes Creek, Ky. Cemetery in Point Pleasant. Select the correct size work pants and then The Collingsworth vehicle match with either a short or long sleeve shirt. suffered slight damage, while Friends may ca ll at the funeral Regular pr ice 11 .49 . Sizes home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. One size fits all sizes 10 through 13. Choose bulky no injuries were reported. Choose from 5 excellent solid colors. 29 to 38 waist. Extra heavy Friday. In lieu of flowers, the knit orlons or more conservative banlon panel ; No citations were issued: weight blue. denim . family requests contributions socks. Big color selection. . Virginia L. VanSickle, 52, Rt. SPECIAL SALE PRICES Special Price 2, Gallipolis, was traveling be made to Hartford Baptist Lee 9.98 Work Pants , - ·. - - · Sale 8.49 west on SR 141 at 3:10 p. m. Church. Lee 8.98 Long Sleeve Shirts Sale 7.89 Wednesday when she stopped pair PAIR PLEASANT VALLEY Lee 7,98 Short Sleeve Shirts Sale 6.89 to make a left turn onto Neigh1 borhood Rd. An auto driven by DISCHARGES Mrs. . .·----~---·--·~~,--·-,r·--~~~-·-·-"·~·---,-r·-·-·-~~-~---·--·----~·--·-·-~------~·----·~-·~·--------·--·--,--·l Mens Fine Quality Charles L. Camden, 29, Rt. 2, Harold Blain, Point Plea~ant; Mens Double Knit Mrs. Robert Diviertro, Gallipolis, was also traveling west when he failed to stop his Syracuse; Patricia Neville, • auto in time, hitting the rear of Point Pleasant; Mrs. John Hunnell, daughter, Pomeroy ; Give him Hanes Un the VanSickle car. derwear and your ' r e sure John Litchfield, New Haven; VanSickle claimed an injury, · to please. Small lot for this sale - not every size. Regular Robert Keep , Leon; Mrs. Cecil Generous size. 65 pet. Be sure to select your according to the Patrol, but she 29.95 and 49.95. Complete select ion of sizes Byer, Leon; Mrs . William Father 's Day Cards from cotton 35 pet. was not Immediately treated: in knit briefs T shirts the exce lle nt line on the lsi polyester. Permanent Camden was not injured and Morgan, Apple Grove ; Mrs. ath letic shirts - boxer and While They Last. floor . Carol Fisher, Apple Grove, and press. gripper shorts . mid length both vehicles suffered slight Also Hal l mark Father 's knit br iefs . Let us help you damage. Camden was cited for Bertha Plants, Point Pleasant. Day gift wrap, papers and find the style and size you failure to keep an assured clear ribbon . For wan t . distance. IHLE GRADUATES At 6:30 a. m, Wednesday, Patricia !hie, daughter of John M. Hager, 59, Bidwell, Mr. and Mrs . John Ihle, pulled onto SR 160 near the Racine, graduated with honors junction of 160 and SR 554 when from Ohio University Saturan auto driven by Coy E. Ball, day. Miss Ihle received H 17, of Rt .' 2, Vinton, struck the bachelor of science degree in Hager auto in the rear, causing educatio n. Attending the Famous Brand Two Days Only Two Days Only Famous Maker moderate damage to the Hager commencement were Mr. and vehicle and severe damage to Mrs. !hie and Larry Poling. the Ball auto. No injuries were reported FIREMAN CALLED (lim ited quantities) and the Patrol is still inThe Pomeroy Fire Depart. 14 Only Reg . 104.95 Sale 62.97 vestigating the mishap. ment was called Wednesday at 3 Only Reg . 74.95 M isses and womens sizes In Sale 44.97 Popular styles and colors. ~ 3:59 p. m. to the end of old Only Reg . 44.95 Big se lection of misses, blouses shirts pulloverS. 3 Sale 26,97 MARRIAGE UCENSE Spring -Summer styles Chester •Road where a Colby juniors and womehs sizes 1 Only Reg . 34.95 . SALE Sale 20.97 Gary David Hamon, 22, only . · in all popular lengths. Box, trash container, was on 14 Only Reg . 24,95 Sale 14.97 Albany; and Carol Elaine Ellis, fire . Damages were minor. 8 Only Reg. 14.95 19, Albany; Carl Lee Robinson ; Siile 8.97 Home Furnishings, First Floor 22, Norfolk Va ., and , Carolyn Accessories, Second Floor ' DEGREE AWARDED Genevieve Manuel, Rt. 2, John Bradford Lohse, son of Racine. Mr. and Mrs . Harold Lohse., Pomeroy, received his bachelor's.degree at the June 7 100% POLYESTER FIBERFILl \ commencement at Ohio State Famous brands mens, womens and chlldrens. styles. Reg. 9. 99 Queen Size - - - - - - - - Sale 5.88 University. VACUUM CLEANERS AND ACCESSORIES NOT OPEN • •• OTHER WEEKEND SPECIALS MEIGS THEATRE I ~ • 0 3 Bernie Casey •"•• Sale Prices HAllMARK FATHER'S DAY CARDS Tonight I Friday Colorcartoons Show Starts 7 p.m. News . 1p omacy s- ere 0 •• Sale I__,'' • .~ MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT DRESS SLACKS Special •'· ... • Forty-eight per cent said Nixon knew about the plans for the break-in at the headquarters of the Democratic National Committee before it happened. Thirty.,.,ven said he did not know, and 15 per cent were not sure. Even if Nixon did not know beforehand, Harris said, 64 per cent felt proof of involvement in the cover-up was sufficient grounds for impeachment. Twenty-eight per cent· said it was not; and 8 per cent were not sure . LAKESIDE (UPI ) Crooksville First Church Pastoral appointments made Harold Jeffers from Millerspor . t, succeeding Earse Mau~r the final day of the West Ohio . who goes to Bet pre: St. Mal'li.' . annual conference (Athens and Crooksville New Hope Portsmouth districts) were John Glick from Ashville Parish, following announced by Bishop F. Gerald Yoked VISIT PLANNED William A!liey who moves to Meigs and Lawrence County Ensley, effective Sunday. Cincinnati: Northern Hills. Chesterhill Charge - Roy ATHENS DISTRICT Grange members will visit Gearhart from Marne. sucAthens : Richland Ave .Gallia County Grange at ceeding Kenneth and Catherine ROdney , Saturday evening . A Clarks Chapel - Danny Dahl Nason who move · to Enpolluck supper will he served from Asbury College, suc- . terprise . Coolville Charge - Wesley at 7 p.m. ":itll entertainment to1 ceeding DOn Sa urn who goes to Thatcher from Waterford follow . . . Monoclova - Wilkins Toledo Charge, following Roy Rose District. who goes to Stoulsv.llle C~arge. Enterprise Charge LOCAL TEMPS Belpre : St, Mark's - Earse Kenneth Nason from The temperature in , down- . Mauler from Crooksville; First Chesterhill Charge, succeeding · town Pomeroy at II ·a.m. Charge, following :Roy Wigal William Cook who goes : on , · IFriday was 73 'degrees under ,who goes '.to Dayton Alders- · Supe_r.n umerary. sunny skies. gate. (Continued on page 10) I . I , 'P J. ~~ r I. ' 'o. I '· I �2- The Da1ly Sent mel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday, June H, 1974 I--------------------------~ Letters of opinion wdf~mcd . They should be less I than 300 words long (or ~blijcot reducllon by the I DR. LAWlU!.'NCI!.'li. LAMB "rt' 'bt• I I 1 I I I I I I ' How poppy sale money is spent Pomeroy, Oh1o June !Otb, 1974 Dear S1r: I would appreciate It very much, if you would prmt this 111fonnatlon concerrung the money denved from the sale of popp1es by the Women of the Amencan Leg10n Aullharies. Perhaps th1s dlita may be a way of enhghtemng those people who ask the question consistently- "What m the world do you women dow1th all the money you get from selling popptes'" For the past fifty years, the Amencan Legion Auxiliaries have been observmg "Poppy Day" which IS usually held' on the Frtday and Saturday, pr~mg Memonal Day. This is done in every c1ty, towh and village m the United States of Amenca, where there are Auxiliaries Usually a week or two, before the date, those m charge of the sale meet with the Mayor of the City, proclaunmg these days as the offiC13l Poppy Days PermiSSion IS usually granted by the Mayor of the City for the women to stand on the street corners and to enter those Busmess Houses permitting the sale No pressure is put on any person to "wear a poppy" in memory of those who gave the1r hves that we, abled bodied people can live a free life and no set amount is demanded. We only ask the people with whom we come in contact to "wear the poppy". It IS easy, now that the war is over and most of our boys are home or coming home, to forget the boy lying m Flanders F1eld or other places, or conlmed m a Veteran's Hospital Rest Home ' Nursing Home or lymg 1ll m the1r own home as the result of war ' So often the question raised by some obstmate person IS"Well, what in the world do you women do, wtth all the money?" First of all, let me explain, that not one penny of the money IS used for a "good tune'',asissooften msinuated. All funds dertved from the sale of poppies IS placed into a separate bank account earmarked "restncted funds" and the proceeds can only be used for the disabled Veterans 1n VA Hospitals, Rest Homes, Athens Mental Health Center, where many of our veterans are confmed and m their own pnvate homes. ThiS past year, I had the privilege of serving District E1ght, of the American Legion Auxiliary as Veteran's AffairS Rehabilitation DIStrict Chali'IIIllll, compnsmg seven counties, with twenty-seven Umts and a membership ol2,195 Counties m this Distrtct are - Metgs, Galla, Vinton, Athens, Fairf~eld, Hocking and Perry Counties. Out of the twenty-seven Umts, only 22 units sent m a report. The followmg account was taken from the 22 units showmg the following Services rendered m cash and kmd to veterans of the Chillicothe Veterans' Hospital: Cash, $1,922.47; items sent such as clothing, books, candy, bibs, ditty bags, etc valued at $107.25; spent at Christmas tune for parties for the veterans at Chillicothe Hospital, $1,055.66; Easter, $92; birtbdays, $285.81; Veteran's' Day, $127.77; other, $132 63, TbanksgJ.vmg, $12.55; Easter egg hunt, $28.23; seven afghans knitted and sent to Chillicothe, $175, lor wheel cha1r patients, 18 comforters, $270; cancer pads, tooth brUshes, radtos, newspapers from home towns, candy sent each month, total, $778.93; and many other 1tems of ,value which, when added, amounted to a grand total of $6,560 70. This was sent to Chillicothe Disabled Veterans only In addillon, $20 was sent to the Veterans' Leprosy Hospital at Carville, La., and money and gifts went to Brecksville and Dayton Hospitals. . Services rendered m cash and kind to disabled veterans confined in Athens Mental Health Center, $914.93, for gifts at birthdays and parties once per month, including treats and game prizes. Semces rendered m cash and kmd to disabled veterans in community nursing homes, rest homes and personal homes where Veterans are confined amounted to $1,865.91 The grand total for Distrtct 8 thiS past year for the disllbled veterans amounted to $9,651.04, all der1ved from the sale of poppies. Unmeasured in money, 100 hundred women spent 1,067 hours providing entertauunent for disabled veterans m hospitals etc There were 29,925 poppies purchased from the disabled veterans confined in the Soldier's and Sailors Home in Sandusky who receive no compensation from the government. This money Is used by the disabled veterans to purcliase some httle gift they would like for themselves or for their loved ones E~ this 1s not all. Money is sent from this fund into the department Which is Used to provide articles of entertainment such as radios, special equipment for lifting patients from their beds mto wheelchairs and televisions, and carpeting for chapels, etc. For promotion of better understandmg among the mentally ill 336 hours were donated by women of the auxiliaries. The amount contributed to the Xerua Tornado diSBster by the auxiliaries amounted to more than $3,000. Several years ago, while serving District Eight as its president, l wrote the following poem, titled "My Poppy Dream", which explaina the purpose of the poppy sale. rd ' I I' I Good looks : aren't catching By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - Is 1t possible, when a woman IS pregnant, to hve w1th a man who IS not the father of the child and when the baby 1s horn the ch1ld w11l look hke the man? Can th1s ch1ld more or less p1ck up the man's looks, eyes, hatr, even though he IS not the lahter' DEAR READER - The physical characteriStics are determined by the genes Half of the genes come from the mother and half from the 'father. Some of the tra1ts that appear in the child may not resemble etther parent because a less dommant gene was passed on to the child That is how a child may look like someone else m the lamdy besides the actual parents. There 1s no way that JUSt hving with a man w1ll g1ve the newborn ch1ld any particular phys1cal charactenshcs Any smularthes are a comcidence or are charactenshcs the man also shared with the real father. As the child gets older he may adopt mannerisms, posture and speech of the man he 1dentiftes as father, even though there may be no blood relationship. This can often g1 ve the 1mpress10n of Slmdanty DEAR DR LAMB - I have had a problem lor the past year of retammg water. Once a week I take a pill to eliminate and relieve the swelling of some parts of my body Is there perhaps another way, perhaps through drmkmg JUices or eating certain foods which would help m a more natural way? DEAR READER - That depends a lot on what IS causing you to retam fluid. Many women have thiS problem in relation to the1r regiil81 menstrual cycle It 1s known as premenstrual retentiOn. The cause here IS the mcreased productiOn of femal e hormon e, spec1f1ca l ly estrogen, m a cyclical fash 1on. The estrogen causes the body to retain salt. Water IS retamed, because the body 1s holding on to the excess salt Water retenhon can also be caused by heart diSease, kidney disease, hver disease and m the legs by var1cose ve1ns, JUSt to mention a lew causes In most of these problems (not vancose vems, however) the difficulty IS caused by retention or excess amounts of salt Normally th e kidney ehmmates the salt we don 't need When you take a p11l to eliminate water 1t chenucally causes the kidney to eliminate the excess salt, and the excess water goes w1th the salt The only nutrttlonal approach to this problem IS to eat less salt That may mean ehmmating a lot of foods you need because they also con tam salt m their naturallorm 1 am thinkmg of nuik and meat m particular. The extreme form of a low-salt d~et 18 the nee diet, which means eating only nee and lrwt. I don't recommend thiS under any clrcumstances for anyone except under the careful management of a phySician. Despite my remarks, I do think that you can help yourself some by avmdmg salty foods and not USing salt m your cooking or at the table Usually this tsn't enough to solve the problem completely, but you can try 1t There all around me the ground was blood red, Where the sold1ers had fallen and the poppies had bled, With faces uplifted, they gave me a gla'nce, ,1;;:;1 .,.; ·.;-Gen; Fredenc Ellis Dav1• son, commander of the !99th • Light Infantry Brigade m Vietnam, was the first Negro general to command Ameri,, can l mfantrymen m combat. > .,~ "'" ,1" r..,. "'-" '" '=t'"" ~ Their legs hacf.Q..~n severed, then{.xwer:~J&rson the1r faG~' ~: .:: /!' The' Dai~ Sentinel Dlt\'OTED ro 'I1IE IN'rDIIOIT OF MElGSMABON AREA CIIF.8rBR L. TANNDIILL, .. -. ROBF..:RTHOEn.IQI, Around a long table they worked without words, They seemed happy, but yet they were tra1l. With their hands they were busy and th1s helpe<l a lot, They were m,aklng red, crepe popp1es for sa le ' ' And were si ng ing war songs to the beat ot the band These angels of mercy, with sm1les on the 1r face , U$ -~.ln<,12EutGndSI, ~--.... .. r • ONLY , fin a lS remammg teams tagged With one loss, tournament off1c1als conducted the drawmg to determme the pairings to wind up the double..,lunmation tournament Delendmg four-tune champlan USC, 48-20, and Southern llhnois, 50-11, w11l tangle tonight at 7.30 p m , CDT, for the nght to meet M1am1, 51-10, co-ranked \\ith Texas the No 1 team m the nation before coming to Omaha. In Thursday's second game, pmch-runner Claude Crockett scored the wmmng run m the e1ghth 1nnmg on M1anu th1rd baseman Jim Crosta 's throwmg error as the Salukis defeated prevwusiy unbeaten M1am1, 4-3. Ne.- York , New York &lbocrlptim raleo Dollnnod by ......... wliere availlllft 80 cenra per weft , By Motor Route where carrier lei'Vict not available One mmth , 12 • By mail In Ohio, .ncl W Va, One Year, fll, SU: month1, Jl ~ . Three month1, fll Elaewhen ht 01 year Iii: months SIMO, 1hree monthi, • "· lllbelriptian Jrl,ce ln<!Wa &lndoy 'l'Uneo-Senllnol John Mayberry tagged a tworun homer in the first m: < nmg and Vada ·tnggered a three-run seconii;;: with a homer to spark the " Royals' victory over the Brewers Rehever Gene'"" Garber also flgurea · prommently m the trmmph hy<•' p1tchmg four mnmgs of two-hit: ~·, rehef to save Paul Splittorff's SIXth WID ln 12 deCISIODS. • • -:> •• ,,,, HATS 10% OFF 10% OFF LEATHER FRINGED WESTERN JACKETS· 10% DISCOUNT MODERN SUPPLY 399WEST MAIN STREET 992-2164 POMEROY, OHIO THE STORE WITH "ALL KINDS OF STI)FF" FOR PETS - STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS - LAWNS - GARDE NS .. ' 'I \ 8 ~ g b pet 19 l 689 211 26 JQ 579 7 55t;l 8 508 ]j l 32 J9 2 12 40 385 19 Games San Franc•sco 1 Chtcago o :l ° New Yo rk ra1n at Atlanta ppd (Grtff •n 7 2) at Montreal ( M cA nally 4 51 pm LOUIS Atlanta FROGS, DUCKS, WORMS, TURTLES, ETC. pm Los New pm f'1ve Me1gs pilt·hers shou ld see actwn this weekend John Ba1rd and Perk Aull. both with ERAs under 1 8, w1ll be two sure sta rters, wtth a com b~nalwn o[ J1m Niday, B11l Chaney and Mike Wa tso n {G i bson (Harr•son 3 6) 4 7) at 8 OS Ange les (John 9 1) at Yor k (Ma tla ck 5 Jl 8 05 The Syracuse Astros swept a pa1r of games in little league actwn th1s week, defea tmg the Letart Lashers 22-3, and toppmg the Syracuse Braves 20-7 Astros 22 Lashers 3 Jack Duffy went all the way, giVIng up three h1ts and strikmg out seven Amerrcan League K KISer started on the East w 1 pet g b mound for Letart, bemg Boston 33 25 569 replaced by C Wolf m the Cleveland 29 27 518 3 Milwaukee 28 27 509 31 7 fourth mmng Letart p1tchmg Oetro1t 29 28 509 3'h gave up 13 hits wh1le strtkmg New York 30 31 492 4'' 2 Balt1more 28 29 491 41 , out stx. West M1ke Nance led Syracuse w I pet 9 b Oakl 'and 32 27 542 with a double, while Steve Kansasc1ty 29 28 509 2 Hayes added three smgles, Te)(as 30 29 508 2 Chrcago 26 27 491 3 Mark DaviS two smgles, John Cal i{.o rnta 26 34 433 61h M 1nnesota 23 31 426 6'h DaviS two smgles, Jack DaviS ' Thursday's Result two smgles and Dave Nance Kansas C1ty 5 Milwaukee 4, and Tony Salser one smgle tOqly game scheduled) Tpdays Probable Pitcher s each ~ (All t•mes Eon For Letart, R Fortune Kansas C1ty (Busby 7 6J at Detrott (LaGrow 54), 8 p m slammed a double and smgle, M.Jnnesota (Decker 6 4) at Cleveland (Peterson 3 31 7 30 and C Mtchall added a smgle p m, Astros 20 Braves 7 Ch1cago ( P flo ck 2 1J at Mtke Nance went all the way Baltimore (Grtmsley 57 ). 7 30 pm for the victors, stnking out 16 Boston (T1an r 8 5) a t Cal t batters and fmng a one-h1tter fornia (Ryan 7 6), 5 p m New York {T •drow 4 SJ at Chapman and Cook went on Oakland (H ol tzman 7 61 11 the mound for the Braves, pm . M~lwaukee ( Kobel 3 3J at combmmg for hve strike outs Texas(BibbyBB I 9pm John DaviS and Mark Dav1s ,.,. Saturday's Games "' Mtnnesota at Cleveland led the Astros w1 th home runs, Kansas Crty at Detro1t wh1le Jack Duffy added a New York at Oakland Boston at Ca l 1fornta tw I gh t double Ch1cago at Baltimore n ght Nance added three smgles, Milwaukee at Texas n•ght as did Sleye Hayes, wh1le John Williams shced two singles and lnternattonal League Terry McNickle and John Standtngs DaviS each added a smgle By Untied Press lnternattonal San Franc sco (Bryant 2 6) at PittSburgh (E lli s 2 5) 8OS p m Saturday 's Games San D1 ego al Montreal nrght 51 Lours at Atla nta nrghl Los Ange les at New York San Franc1sco at Prttsburgh n1gh t Hous l on at Ch1cago Philadelphi a at C1nc nnat1 n1ght EXCELLENT NOVELTY GIFTS " Middleport Book Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. ESTATE AUCTION SATIJRDAY, JUNE 15 - 11 AM The followmg w1!1 be sold at the residence of the late Belly Cline, 224 Walnut Street, Mid dleport, Oh1o Ant1que Settee, Desk and Charr, Chest (hand carved pulls) , Sea Shells, Dishes, Glassware, Ice Box Cupboard, Medicme Cabinet, Ullramal1c Gas Range, Coffee Mr!l, Cricket Chair, Roll A Way Bed , P1ctures, Books, old school, 2nd 3rd McGuffey Readers, Dresser Base (marble msert). Oil Lamps, Gas L1ght (natural gas), School Desk. Walnut Dresser (tea r drop pulls). Sun Dial Stand, Small Iron Kettle, Kenmore Washing Machine, Dmette Set, Nail Keg, Bow Front Chest of Drawers, Zenith TV, Trunk and Contents, Rugs, Carpet, many items nol l1sted . Rochester Syracuse Toledo Pawtucket w. 30 1 pet. 19 612 g b. Racine gets past Portland 8 to 7 32 21 604 26 29 473 7112 15 34 304 15'12 South w. I pet g b 32 18 640 28 21 571 31 12 24 26 480 8 RACINE - Racme edged Portland, 8-7 m Racme Little League action thiS week Allan Pape went the ftrst four In· mngs, reheved by John Pape, wh1le Steve F1tch went the dtstance for Portland Racine banged out 15 h1ts, mcludmg a tr1ple, two doubles and 12 smgles Portland SIGN YOUNG managed seven hits, a tnple, a KANSAS CITY, Mo (UP!) - pa1r of doubles and four The Kansas C1ty Chiefs Thurs- singles day announced the signmg of defensive tackle Wtlbur Young ACQUIRES INTEREST to a multi-year contract. VANCOUVER (UP!)- Mrs. Terms of the contract were June Sifton has acquired onenot disclOsed. quarter mterest m the Van. couver Blazers of the World Hockey Association (WHA), the club's parent company, Neonex International Ltd., said Thursday Mrs. S1fton, wtdow of newspaper cham executive John Sifton, paid $75,000 for her interest in the club, owned by Vancouver mtlhonaue Jtm PattiSOn, head of Neonex MemphiS Rtchmond Charleston Ti dewater 17 36 321 16'17 Thursday's Results Pawtuc ket 3 MemphiS 2 Rochester 6 T1dewater 2 Syracuse 15 R•chmond 4. lst Richmond 1 Syracuse o, 2nd Clip lh1s ad. It will appear but once. • .' ~- ... ' l . ·-'·• .,." ,, •• .•• '; • POMEROY : '( APPLICATION •• ~ , .. .. ,,• ~ NAME ~----"'-:-------:-___:_- Taking ry ,; '- . Applications ' ' WEDDING FLOWER SERVICE Dud ley's Flori's t Phone: 992-5560 VIctories, was reduced to human frailihe!f ashe bogeyed ------...!.-------- ' i \ I '\ I , ' ' ' sparkling lh1 ee-hitter by Perk Aull, to cap ture a 5-1 triUmph Both Saturday and Sunday's lwmb11ls star t at 1 30 p m , w1th Sllllda)'s doubleheader bein g earned liv e over WMPO l'op hillers [or Middleport mound tor the Middleport A's last mmng a smgle by Erme slnkmg out 1\\0 and wa lkmg M1tchell Yt ere Crenson Pratt wtth four mne wh1le y1eldmg 13 runs on Leadmg hillers for the As Si ngles and a tr1ple, Sieve R1ck Johnson w1lh two Bachner w1th a home run , were 11 h1ts He was replaced by Mark Haggerty m the [ou1lh smgles and a double, Ron triple and Single, Lavender mmng who struck out one Sn;der w1lh two doubles Dale \\llh a pair of smgles and pair Top h1tters for the Blazers Brownmg \\ 1111 a tnple and of doubles , Dave M1ller w1th were James Howard wtth a smgle, Dav1d Hams v. 1lh a two smgles and a double, Jeff double and two s1ngles, Baud double, Bnan Hamilton w1th a Beaver w1th a smgle and a w1th a double and smgle , and lnple , Carl Carmichael w1th double and Greg Becker w1lh a Mulford and Ward each w1lh a two smgles and T1m Hood w1th pa1r of doubles a smgle double Pom A's 18 Harrisonville t Amencans 6 S)' raeuse 4 Gre g Sm1th fired h1s second Steve Bachner went all the straight one·h1tter as the A's \\ay fo r the Amen ca ns , won their third consecuhH stnkm g out SIX and walking game two, wh1le Dave Bass started Simth struck out 11 and for Syracuse, stn k1ng out walked two, wh1le giVIng up seven and walkmg three He lhal lone htt \\llh one out m the \\as replaced by Greg Cundiff m the stxth who struck out one and walked one Mik e [avender and Jeff Beaver cracked tnples for the wmners, while Jeff Bcave1, T1m Thomas, Jeff Miller, Da•e Free for the asking at Smtth, and Mike Lavender our office. each smgled once and Bachner smgled tw1ee Helpful hmls on home Hendncks and Smith led smgles by Pearson and LewiS, Syracuse w1th a pa1r of smgles decorahng and home two stolen bases and two mf~eld each, wh1le R1fne cracked a Improvement ideas. ground outs tr1ple and a smgle Post 140 plated 1ts fmal two Americans 22 Porn. 13's 7 Mei~ runs m the SIXth when pmchMtke Lavender went four hitter Sunon Kayser smgled mnm gs for lh1s wm, wh1le M1ke home two runs w1th none out Hmdy went the final three [or Haymaker had led off the 111- the save mng w1th a smgle with M1ke M Tnplet suffered the loss The Athens County LewiS reaching bsse on an lor Pomeroy Sao,1ngs & Loan Co unsuccessful fielder's chmce 296 Second St. Lavender and Hmdy held Pomeroy, Ohio Steve Buzzard sacrificed both Pomeroy to JUSl f1ve hils, w1th runners over, setting up R Andrews and T Hawley Kayser's run-producmg smgle leadmg the way w1lh a s1 ngle \ : "' New Haven, now 2-1, w1ll and ' tnple and smgle and >;........ . "'"" ' ,~ travel to New Martinsville lor double respectively a 1 p m doubleheader Saturday, while the MC!gs.. team IS at Mason County Saturday for a double header and at Spencer Sunday for a twmb1ll. Metgs 200 000 0 New Haven 023 202 X Business Phone-992-2804 E. M. Blake, Jr. J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 S. Th1rd Avenue, Box 267 times, the Australian Open six " tlffies and the Piccadilly World Match Play champiOnship five tin\es. Thinking Man's Tournament COMPLETE SERVICE Palmer, m a relaxed and happy !ram follomng hiS 37-36 DEPARTMENT round, agreed wlth Player's assessment that this IS a and Full Time Qualified Service Man thmkmg man's tournament " . "If's very diff1cult, no quesCOMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE tion about that," he said. "But Complete Lme of Parts for All Makes of ExI think 1t's one of the best tingUishers. courses we've played m a long time You have to think about Rechargmg - Hydrostatic Teshng - Safety every shot you take You can't L1ghls - S1rens - Hose - Commercial Alarm be reckless It 1sn 't necessarily a reflecSystems - Sprinkler Systems - New Fire hon on the ab11ity of golfers to Trucks - Ladders - Home Alarm -systems think, but when the ftrst round New Exhngutshers. was over, 43 competitors had We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and cards shomng 80 or above and Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements 33-year-<>ld graduate of Kansas the field of 150 turned in a Open 9 A M.- 5 P. M., Monday thru Fnday State. "If we get some bad meager total of 195 birdies weather, I'd hate to see what among them happens We'll all be embarrassed." Only a bogey on the 18th hole prevented Player from turning in a subilllr round, 8lld he Best In Fine Food adnutted he "really wanted 1t FREE ..Gracious Uving" BOOK Co. Branch @ .. . /,tj· <: \ . . • R. E. TRACY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ·· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Player leads Open with 70 MAMARONECK, N .Y (UP!) - Amid a sea of red faces and a wave of embarrassed golfers, little Gary Player revealed the secret of what 1t will take to wm the U S Open "It takes a world of mental d1sc1phne," , satd the darkhaired South Afrtcan, who one Ma1or League Results By Un1ted Press lnterna1tonal day hopes to be recognized as Nat1onal League Ch1cago 000 000 000 - o 6 1 the greatest golfer m the world. 1 San Fran 000 000 lOx - 1 S 0 "You have to play all the shots Bonham (4 9) and Lundstedt in your bag, plus the hag upBarr (3 J) and Rader stairs '' New York at Atlanta , ppd , When the openmg round of ram (Only games scheduled) the 74th U.S. Open was completed Thursday evening, it Amencan League Milwaukee 000 003 100- 4 10 0 was apparent that just about Kansa s C1ty 230 000 OOx- S 8 0 everyone in the field ol150 was Slaton. Travers (2) and Moore Spl1ttorff, Garber (6) missing some p1ece of the1r and Healy WP- Splittorff (6 6) eqwpment, whether physical LP- Siaton (6 8) HRS- May Middleport · berry {13th) , Pmson (3rdl or mental. No one was able to (Only game scheduled) break par of 70 and only Player ,. . ,..... __was able to equal it over the tortuous, 6,961-yard Winged • • • Foot Golf Club. 1 T Hard Day's Work OPTOMETRIS "' This gave Player, seeking to ,O FFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE' completeasecondGrandSiam •AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT !'iT • of the world's four major llliiP;jOijM~Ei.:R~O,Y,:.._ _ _ _ _l!'""l_llil___-_ _,~.· tournaments, a one-stroke lead over Mike Reasor, once a caddy to Arnold Palmer, and Lou Graham, neither of whom COMPLETE owns a tour VICtOry. It also left a number of the otller top pros with egg on their face and li\Ue more than a few wisecrackS to show for a hard day's work. "This course really makes you feel like a dog," laughed Johnny Miller, the defending Flowers For the Bride, Groom and the U.S. Open champion who carne Wedding Party. Flowers for Showers m with a 76 and complained the pin placements couldn't have and Reception. been more difficult.,, "I'm beginnmg to think the only way l can play this course well is in a fog." Even tl!C lmcomparable Jack Nickhius, who holds the 59 N. Second St., Middleport, 0~ all-time record of 14 IJI8Jor ' N w CQMPIDN 0 D. some f(:lns near ly 'go t mto 1l w1th the ump1res after the home plate ump shouted to several Me1gs fans · Go back to the hills where you belong ' The nver Legwn came back IR the next ga me, behmd a New Haven Legion is 9 to 2 winner North TERMS: Cash SIGNED: Adm . John Zerkle BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY C. C Bradford, Auct. A. C. Bradford, Mgr. Phones 949-3821 or 949-3161 • l'a me back to ~~un a sph t, 5-l on him when Ash recewed In that 18-3 romp , the Lan what appeared lo be an In easter sh01 tstop, Amoto, drove tentwnal elbow to the head , a deep [ly to left f!eld IR the opemng a deep gash over the second tnn1n g, and as he recei ver's left eye, requ1rmg steamed toward home plate. shtrhes catcher M1ck Ash put the tag--- Both benches emptied, and Cheshire 's Steve Ba1rd fu ed a no-hiller and Pomeroy s Greg Sml\h tossed a one-h1tter to h1ghlight Meigs County Pony League actwn th1s week Ba~rd's no-h1t performance MAMARONECK, NY (UP!) - Oh,d1d theyallcomplain 1 led the Blazers past the MidAll except one, unfiappable, unconquerable Gary Player, and dleport A's, 13-0, wh1le Sm1th if some of hiS fellow pros had gotten wmd of one of his httle one-hJtted Harnsonv11le as the as1des, a remark he meant with all his heart, they would've h1l Pomeroy A's rolled to an 18-1 him w1th a flve tron. v1clory In other achon, the "This course really makes you feel like a dog," wailed Johnny Middleport Amencans edged M1ller, the defendmg champ, who felt like diggmg a deep hole for out Syracuse, 6-4, and the himself somewhere after three-puttmg three different tunes and Amencan blasted the Pomeroy lunpmg in w1th a SIX-<Jverilllr 76 in Thursday's f1rst round of tlle 13's, 22-7 U S Open at unspeakably d1ff1cult Wmged Foot. Cheshlre13 A'sO "There's only one way to descrtbe 11. . awesome," sa1d Jerry Steve Baird faced only 17 Heard, more than satisfied with hiS 73 "You know what I was batters, striking out mne m domg' I was playing survival of the fittest out there " gammg hiS lh1rd Victory of the Then there was Ralph Johnston, once an assistant pro here and- season agamst no defeats a spunky httle fellow you may remember for his opemng round 68 Kei!h Lynch started on the m the U S.OpenatMer1on, Pa, three years ago Grunting Everytime He was down at the other end of the pole, playmg mth a pulled tendon, gruntmg everytin\e he got good wood on the ball He had an 87 and w1thdrew "If l hadn't chipped and putted I would've shot a 95," Johnson confessed "How tough IS the course' It's the toughest one I ever played." Now comes Gary Player, the f1rst round leader w1th an even NEWHAVEN, W Va -The par 70 which puts him one stroke up on everybody else New Haven American Leg10n Gary Player has a little deVIl m hun. pounded out mne h1ts and stole He knows Wmged Foot IS excruciatingly tough, and the 11 bases enroute to a 9-2 wm majonty of hts colleagues are complam1ng. over the VISltmg Metgs County Publicly, he had this comment· Babe Ruth squad Thursday "ThiS IS the way golf should be played " rught Rick Hesson survtved a Pnvately, he went even better. shakey f1rsl mrung to notch his "Make 11 tougher," he whispered, ImpiShly, to one of the of- f1rst mound v1ctory of the new fictals here, Frank Hann1gan, assistant director of the USGA. Legwn season Gary Player means 11. Meigs plated both of 1ts runs Loves !I m the ltrst mmng on three of The tougher 1t is, the more most of the tounng pros moan and the1r four hits m the game. complam; the tougher 11 IS, the more Gary Player loves 1t Mankm led off the game w1th a He's a pusher He dehghts m workmg hard and pushmg himself single to left, followed by Cole's to see how much he can accomplish He believes no professtonal Single to center. Sayre doubled golfer works any harder or pushes hunself any more than he home both runs followmg a fly does, and after observmg him for 20 years now I'm mclmed to hall to right by Jeff McKinney agree w1th h110. Hesson then struck out the next Player has sa1d he'd qmt if he "grand slams" agam, and two hitters to end the 1nnmg. wmnmg the Open would do 11 for hun He IS one of only four men Hesson held the VISitors ever to WID golf's four maJor t1tles once -the U.S. Open ( 1965), 'hitless throughout the next f1ve the British Open (1959and 1968), the PGA (1962 and 1972) and the mnmgs totalmg nme stnkeouts Masters (1961 and 1974). Only Jack Nicklaus has qone 11 twice and walking JUSI two. Kevm Money ISn't what lUlpels Gary Player the most Camp fiRIShed up the final two Pride does innings, allowmg one hit. That's why I don't thinkhe'llquiteven if he does w1n this Open For New Haven, Rob Belcher He's still .m better phystcal shape at 38 than more than three- led off the second w1th a Single quarters of the entrants m this field and he says he thinks "a man followed by Danny Hannon's of 50 can do anything he can do at 20 " Single Belcher later scored on Before Anything Else an error, one of the two costly Gary Player could get a little argument there, but one thmg Me1gs m1scues, w1th Harmon he's absolutely dogmatic about IS that h1s fanuly, meanmg his advancing to third Two outs wife and SIX children, come before anything else with h110, grand later, Harmon stole home to he slams, prestige or money. the score "Makmg money Isn't the answer to life," he sa1d to one New Haven posted three newsman m the locker room after Thursday's round. more runs in the th1rd on "Do you realize I've been away from home (m South Mrica) Gardner's single and walks to what amounts to 12 years m my 20 years on the tour' It's a fact. Belcher and Harmon loadmg "When Ileave home, do you know what I do? I cry like a baby. the bases All three runs scored I choke up, and I'm not at all ashamed to admit 1t Leaving my on an outfield nuscue on a fly family for siX weeks at a stretch is the most difficult thmg in the hall by Hesson. Two more runs world for me. L1sten, you may thmk what l do IS a bed of roses, came across m the third after but I can personally assure you it IS not " Astros sweep two in little league action a 05 cxpeltcd to see artwn un the mound also La st season , the Meigs legwnnatres spe nt a turbulen t Sunday afternoon m Lan· caslt>r, droppmg the first game 18-3, before a fired up squad Pitching great in pony action 2 51 San D1ego (Sp liner 2 lJ at 99-2-2156 Now 61 404 382 pm THE DAILY SENTINEL WESTERN BOOTS Lo s Angel es 42 C•nc1nnat t ]J Allanta 33 Hou sl on )] San Franc•sco 3 1 San ego 25 Ttlur sday's 4'16 2 30 p m Phllad elph a (Schueler 3 6l at Cmclnnatt (Gul lett 6 3) a 05 AND MASON STRAW & FELT 21 34 West w 1 Ch tcag o (H ooton ALSO IN NEW HAVEN ACME and DINGO pet g b 542 ·526 I SQQ 'J l I 23 34 St ¥2 PRICE MEN'S I 32 27 30 '11 26 26 23 3 I (All l•m es EDT) WE HAVE AN OPENING NOW IN POMEROY. GET ANOTHER w HGuston AND THE PAY IS GOOD! BUY ONE FISH AT REGULAR The Meigs Amencan Legion baseball team puts lis lourgame v.m streak on the lme thiS weekend, as the legwnnmres travel to Lancaster ror a tw~nb11l on Saturday befor~ ­ returntng horne for a doubleheader Sunday agamst lfwe ll . Last weekend, the d1amondmen or Geo rge Nesseiroad, Rod Karr and R1ck VanMatre swept a pa1r of doubleheaders from Lowell and Glouster to up lhe1r record to 5-2 for the 1974 season East (Only games schedul!>d) TOdays Probable P ttctlers He delivers the news to your door step. Experience gained from a Sentinel newspaper route is invaluablf! toward success in a young man or girl's career. FISH AND ¥2 SALE AT ' "' "' MINIATURE $3.95 l I' I , I l always remember the wars," they said, "How those men fought hard side by side And think of the sacrifice, render.d for you , And wear one of their red crepj! R.OPPfe~ . wiJh pride " ''' ' Mrs Carrie M Neutzllng, iOS Maple Place I "'"...... Publl.lhinl Publilbeddolly ...... S....... yby'lbe Ohio Valley Con\JIIll)', lU ...... Sl . ~. Ohlo,""' ..._ Offtc:e Phone tBMtw Editorlll Phone m 2157 Second claal IIOitaKe p1kt al Porn~, !»do, Nallonal advetUIIIIC representative I awoke from m'l dream and what seemed an artillery , Was only th~ W'blnen on the Amer ican Legfon Auxiliary, They carried lar.'Qe bunches of red flowers m their hands "Let ~ 1 Butthelr hands seemed to work w1th grea'l skill, And then, as I turned tor ;us! one more look, I noticed how shell shocked and 111 Were telling John Doe " to be kind, Wear a poppy," they said. "and help war veterans, not dead, "Bufare maimed with sick milfsandsome blind " Chorale to hold tourney i'UC' A ,4 .1 \'I :/1..t:J. :Legion a,t Lancaster Saturday, hosts Lowell Sunday 6 Ma1or Leag ve Standtng s Y Un•te d Press lrlt cr nat•onal Nat•onall ea gu e Standmgs "WET SET" COMPLETE PRICE - · .... ~.: OMAHA , Neb. (UP!)- The Miami Hurn~anes, losers to Southern Ilhn01s Thursday mght, were wmners m tlle draw for a bye munediately after the game, automatically thrustmg them mto Saturday's championShip game of the 1974 College World Sertes W1th each of the three ' Royal_sj, Brewers 4 SEE THEM AT••• 10 GALLON AQUARIUM I knew they bloomed on the battle fields of France. Were hundreds of men In wheelcheJnr... U m the only run w1th a smgle m the seventh mnmg. An error by ftrst baseman B11ly W1lhams enabled Steve Ontiveros to reach second b~se and a w1ld pitch moved Ontiveros to th1rd before 1 homasson Singled sharply to center B11l Bonham, who allowed only live hits, was the hardluck loser, droppmg his nmth game In 13 deCISIOnS The only other sched!iled National League game, New York at Atlanta, was ramed out In the only schediiled Amencan Leagne actwn, Kansas Ci ty edged Mllwaukee 5-4 THIS YOUNG MAN IS A BUSINESS MAN. RACINE - The Racme A's pee-wee team opened defense of 1ts IItle w1th a lf>-8 v1ctory over Syracuse, before uppmg its record to 2-0 Tuesday on the season w1th an 8-4 tnumph over Letart In the tnumph over Syracuse, the leading hitters for the A's were Fisher w1th a home run, N Bostick with two doubles and a tnple, C Bostick w1th two home runs 1\Rd a single, Cummms w1th a home run and lr1ple, and Curfman w1th a smgle, double and home run. In Tuesday's wm, Racme was led by Fisher wtlh a pair of smgles and a double, N Bostick w1th a smgle, C. Bos lick with a three-run horner, Cumnuns with a double and Curfman with a smgle. I had wandered Into Flanders Field But behold. their gleam was not !here The PQpples had vanished, but right In the~r path g.·~z·ns standing at 2-0 And I knew as I gazed at the crosses wh1te I took another look at the crosses so white 1-U Racine peewee Then, I saw the rays of an eternal light. Displaying the red poppieS yield And I knelt there and said a prayer ' Looking up Into Heaven, to the great God of Love, He assured me, the1r souls were up there. M; ~mz' G1ants'"super sub," knocked Tourney slated I had a dream qu1te rare I stood on beds of soft green moss Looking down at some crosses there Then I stooped down to touch Olleherpe'sq rave , By FRED McMANE UPI Spllrts Wrtter Jim Barr may have found the secrel lo lullllhng the promise predicted of hlUI when the San Francisco G1ants Signed him off the campus of Southern Ca hforma four years ago The 2&-year-<>ld nghthander, who has posted a rather undistmguiShed 20-28 record m h1s lirst three maJOr league seasons, thmks he m1ght have been tmng himself out before the game begms by lhrowmg too long and too hard m the pregame warmups Barr accidentally came upon that 1dea last year m Chicago when ram delays tw1ce mterrupted hiS pre-game wannups. When play fmally got underway Barr pitched one of the best games of h1s b1g league ca reer He thought nothmg about 11, however, until Thursday when he decided to try the same routme prwr to a start agamst the Ch1cago Cubs. Worked Again He cut down his warmup conSiderably, p1tchmg for a few mmutes then sitting down and p1tchmg agam The expenment worked agam as Barr allowed only SIX hits m p1tchmg the Gtants to a 1-0 VIctory that snapped a four-game losmg streak. The complete game performance was only the seventh turn ed m by the G1ants' staff this season Barr sa1d he was able to get loose m only siX mmutes so he saw no need to contmue throwm g hard before the game "If Barr could pitch that well all the time," smd Gtants' manager Charley Fox, 11 We wouldn't have a care m the world It was as good a game as anyone could pitch and 1t came at the nghl lime." Gary Thomasson, the The Rw Grande Chorale of R10 Grande College \\Ill sponsor a slow p1tch softball tournament June 28, 29 and 30 at Evans F1eld on the campus of Rw Grande College Enb y fee IS $25 and a new Dudley softball lor the smgle e l!mm atJO n tournaJl'ltnt Drawmg [or pa1nngs Will be runs held Tuesday, June 25 at 7 at Entr1es are limi ted to the Evans F!eld f1rst 24 teams and the entry lee For addil!Onal mforrnalwn must be recmved by Fnday, Generations to come will benef'it conta ct tournament director June 14 To the Citizens of the Rio Grande College D1str1ct Anyone mterested 1n parDon Saunders, Rt 2, B1dwell Your response at the polls waS" gratifying. ( 245-56881 at your earliest llclpatmg should con tact Ted What you d1d not only produces unmediate results, but also convemence. The first e1ght Moranty, 486 Richland Ave, w11l reflect on the generations to come Your action 1nsures teams to contact the d~rector Athens, at 592-4232 after 5 p m economic educallonal opportumty for all - young and old A w11l be eligible for the tour- "': ,,at 594-3731, or Fred Cluff, cominunity college should be a "people college." With your help namen t F1Sher Rd , Athens, at 593-3120 !lie commuruty college program w1ll reflect your desires. Fur(ihecks ' should be made ther, your actwn accompllshed thiS without the expenditure of pay'able to the Barons Softball m1ll10ns of dollars lor a phySical plant AssOClatton Your response was predicated on true and accurate mA men's slo-p1tch softball fonnation More often than not facts w1ll cause people to act tournament, sponsored by The more readily than ghb rhetoric Uterally hundreds of persons Barons, \\Ill be held on the gave oftheir tin\e and money to dissemmate those facts. Athens C1ty Softball Fields This was truly a conunumty project. Men and women from June 21, 22 and 23 all over the D1str1ct worked tirelessly to make the commumty Entry fee for the double college program a reality. Many of them I can Identify , others I ehmmahon tourney 1s $40 and cannot. Yet, each of you can reap some personal satiSfactiOn for two Dudley balls your efforts. I am mdeed grateful to you The top three teams Will be Remember thiS 1s your college. Learn to know 1!! Prod 1t! awarded trophies, and the CritiCize 1! 1Demand services 1And a hove all, support it 1 champtons w11l receive For all those who w1ll be rec1p1ents of your action, now and forever more, humbly I say, "thank you " - Alphus R Jackets There w1ll also be pnzes for ChriStensen, preSident, R1o Grande College. the most h1ts and most home Last night, as I lay, asleeping, Standings Barr hurls Giants win In editor) and must be s1gncd w1th the s1gnee's address. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names will be diS< losed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing ISsues, not personalities Ii 3- The Dally Sentmel, Middleporl-PomelOy. 0 , Fnday, June 14, 1974 I ~ his first four holes and had to scramble for a flve-<>ver 75. On the first hole, Nicklaus tapped a 28-foot putt that rolled 18 feet beyond the cup, and as he sa1d later, "That's some way to start an Open It was ndiculous " And so 1t was on Day One of AmeriCa's most prestigious golf event. Only live playersBobby N1chols, Bruce Crampton, Barney Thompson, Jim Colbert and Ray Floydmanaged a 2-over-par 72, and Palmer found hunself m excellent position With a 73, bracketmg him with Jerry Heard, Hale Irwin, Tom Watson, Rod Funseth, Mark Hayes, Dave Graham and JOhn Buczek, Tom Weiskopf was in a group with Miller at 76, Lee Trevino was at 78, !filly Casper, winner of the Open the last tin\e 1t was played here in 1959, had an 80 and Hubie Green, winner of three tour events thiS year, including last week's Phlladelphta Golf Classic, opened with a hair-raiSing 81 Get Even Worse And, in the opinion of many, the scores can get even worse as the weekend activities proceed. ' ''This is the toughest course l ever played, and It was on a perfect day," sald Colbert; a bad" . "! have such respect for this course, it would have meant something," explained the 38year~ld physical fitness addict "! really attacked on that hole and 1t didn't come off lt was the worst lookmg dr1ve you ever saw If you followed it, you would have had a sore neck. Player, m response to a question, sa1d he would like to be recognized as the world's best golfer, but he added that 11 isn't fair to start making comparisons until a man's career IS over. In addition to wmnmg the PGA, Masters and Br~tish Open twice each and the U S Open once, hiS bag of victories also mcludes the South African Open e~ght FAST CLAIM SERVICE Call: Steve Snowden PH. 992-7155 C. I A It lA!<~ IUATI fi\IM & IHII/UNCI IN'-.l fiA"'( I 1 ClMt'ANII'- AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENITH-GIBSO~-HARDWICK KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) ALSO DOXOI! PROPANE SERVICE Ridenour's T.V. & ~PPL1A~~· , GAS SERVICE .. ..-.. ~~~~i:;.~=~ --~~ -.!~ .. 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LAWlU!.'NCI!.'li. LAMB "rt' 'bt• I I 1 I I I I I I ' How poppy sale money is spent Pomeroy, Oh1o June !Otb, 1974 Dear S1r: I would appreciate It very much, if you would prmt this 111fonnatlon concerrung the money denved from the sale of popp1es by the Women of the Amencan Leg10n Aullharies. Perhaps th1s dlita may be a way of enhghtemng those people who ask the question consistently- "What m the world do you women dow1th all the money you get from selling popptes'" For the past fifty years, the Amencan Legion Auxiliaries have been observmg "Poppy Day" which IS usually held' on the Frtday and Saturday, pr~mg Memonal Day. This is done in every c1ty, towh and village m the United States of Amenca, where there are Auxiliaries Usually a week or two, before the date, those m charge of the sale meet with the Mayor of the City, proclaunmg these days as the offiC13l Poppy Days PermiSSion IS usually granted by the Mayor of the City for the women to stand on the street corners and to enter those Busmess Houses permitting the sale No pressure is put on any person to "wear a poppy" in memory of those who gave the1r hves that we, abled bodied people can live a free life and no set amount is demanded. We only ask the people with whom we come in contact to "wear the poppy". It IS easy, now that the war is over and most of our boys are home or coming home, to forget the boy lying m Flanders F1eld or other places, or conlmed m a Veteran's Hospital Rest Home ' Nursing Home or lymg 1ll m the1r own home as the result of war ' So often the question raised by some obstmate person IS"Well, what in the world do you women do, wtth all the money?" First of all, let me explain, that not one penny of the money IS used for a "good tune'',asissooften msinuated. All funds dertved from the sale of poppies IS placed into a separate bank account earmarked "restncted funds" and the proceeds can only be used for the disabled Veterans 1n VA Hospitals, Rest Homes, Athens Mental Health Center, where many of our veterans are confmed and m their own pnvate homes. ThiS past year, I had the privilege of serving District E1ght, of the American Legion Auxiliary as Veteran's AffairS Rehabilitation DIStrict Chali'IIIllll, compnsmg seven counties, with twenty-seven Umts and a membership ol2,195 Counties m this Distrtct are - Metgs, Galla, Vinton, Athens, Fairf~eld, Hocking and Perry Counties. Out of the twenty-seven Umts, only 22 units sent m a report. The followmg account was taken from the 22 units showmg the following Services rendered m cash and kmd to veterans of the Chillicothe Veterans' Hospital: Cash, $1,922.47; items sent such as clothing, books, candy, bibs, ditty bags, etc valued at $107.25; spent at Christmas tune for parties for the veterans at Chillicothe Hospital, $1,055.66; Easter, $92; birtbdays, $285.81; Veteran's' Day, $127.77; other, $132 63, TbanksgJ.vmg, $12.55; Easter egg hunt, $28.23; seven afghans knitted and sent to Chillicothe, $175, lor wheel cha1r patients, 18 comforters, $270; cancer pads, tooth brUshes, radtos, newspapers from home towns, candy sent each month, total, $778.93; and many other 1tems of ,value which, when added, amounted to a grand total of $6,560 70. This was sent to Chillicothe Disabled Veterans only In addillon, $20 was sent to the Veterans' Leprosy Hospital at Carville, La., and money and gifts went to Brecksville and Dayton Hospitals. . Services rendered m cash and kind to disabled veterans confined in Athens Mental Health Center, $914.93, for gifts at birthdays and parties once per month, including treats and game prizes. Semces rendered m cash and kmd to disabled veterans in community nursing homes, rest homes and personal homes where Veterans are confined amounted to $1,865.91 The grand total for Distrtct 8 thiS past year for the disllbled veterans amounted to $9,651.04, all der1ved from the sale of poppies. Unmeasured in money, 100 hundred women spent 1,067 hours providing entertauunent for disabled veterans m hospitals etc There were 29,925 poppies purchased from the disabled veterans confined in the Soldier's and Sailors Home in Sandusky who receive no compensation from the government. This money Is used by the disabled veterans to purcliase some httle gift they would like for themselves or for their loved ones E~ this 1s not all. Money is sent from this fund into the department Which is Used to provide articles of entertainment such as radios, special equipment for lifting patients from their beds mto wheelchairs and televisions, and carpeting for chapels, etc. For promotion of better understandmg among the mentally ill 336 hours were donated by women of the auxiliaries. The amount contributed to the Xerua Tornado diSBster by the auxiliaries amounted to more than $3,000. Several years ago, while serving District Eight as its president, l wrote the following poem, titled "My Poppy Dream", which explaina the purpose of the poppy sale. rd ' I I' I Good looks : aren't catching By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR LAMB - Is 1t possible, when a woman IS pregnant, to hve w1th a man who IS not the father of the child and when the baby 1s horn the ch1ld w11l look hke the man? Can th1s ch1ld more or less p1ck up the man's looks, eyes, hatr, even though he IS not the lahter' DEAR READER - The physical characteriStics are determined by the genes Half of the genes come from the mother and half from the 'father. Some of the tra1ts that appear in the child may not resemble etther parent because a less dommant gene was passed on to the child That is how a child may look like someone else m the lamdy besides the actual parents. There 1s no way that JUSt hving with a man w1ll g1ve the newborn ch1ld any particular phys1cal charactenshcs Any smularthes are a comcidence or are charactenshcs the man also shared with the real father. As the child gets older he may adopt mannerisms, posture and speech of the man he 1dentiftes as father, even though there may be no blood relationship. This can often g1 ve the 1mpress10n of Slmdanty DEAR DR LAMB - I have had a problem lor the past year of retammg water. Once a week I take a pill to eliminate and relieve the swelling of some parts of my body Is there perhaps another way, perhaps through drmkmg JUices or eating certain foods which would help m a more natural way? DEAR READER - That depends a lot on what IS causing you to retam fluid. Many women have thiS problem in relation to the1r regiil81 menstrual cycle It 1s known as premenstrual retentiOn. The cause here IS the mcreased productiOn of femal e hormon e, spec1f1ca l ly estrogen, m a cyclical fash 1on. The estrogen causes the body to retain salt. Water IS retamed, because the body 1s holding on to the excess salt Water retenhon can also be caused by heart diSease, kidney disease, hver disease and m the legs by var1cose ve1ns, JUSt to mention a lew causes In most of these problems (not vancose vems, however) the difficulty IS caused by retention or excess amounts of salt Normally th e kidney ehmmates the salt we don 't need When you take a p11l to eliminate water 1t chenucally causes the kidney to eliminate the excess salt, and the excess water goes w1th the salt The only nutrttlonal approach to this problem IS to eat less salt That may mean ehmmating a lot of foods you need because they also con tam salt m their naturallorm 1 am thinkmg of nuik and meat m particular. The extreme form of a low-salt d~et 18 the nee diet, which means eating only nee and lrwt. I don't recommend thiS under any clrcumstances for anyone except under the careful management of a phySician. Despite my remarks, I do think that you can help yourself some by avmdmg salty foods and not USing salt m your cooking or at the table Usually this tsn't enough to solve the problem completely, but you can try 1t There all around me the ground was blood red, Where the sold1ers had fallen and the poppies had bled, With faces uplifted, they gave me a gla'nce, ,1;;:;1 .,.; ·.;-Gen; Fredenc Ellis Dav1• son, commander of the !99th • Light Infantry Brigade m Vietnam, was the first Negro general to command Ameri,, can l mfantrymen m combat. > .,~ "'" ,1" r..,. "'-" '" '=t'"" ~ Their legs hacf.Q..~n severed, then{.xwer:~J&rson the1r faG~' ~: .:: /!' The' Dai~ Sentinel Dlt\'OTED ro 'I1IE IN'rDIIOIT OF MElGSMABON AREA CIIF.8rBR L. TANNDIILL, .. -. ROBF..:RTHOEn.IQI, Around a long table they worked without words, They seemed happy, but yet they were tra1l. With their hands they were busy and th1s helpe<l a lot, They were m,aklng red, crepe popp1es for sa le ' ' And were si ng ing war songs to the beat ot the band These angels of mercy, with sm1les on the 1r face , U$ -~.ln<,12EutGndSI, ~--.... .. r • ONLY , fin a lS remammg teams tagged With one loss, tournament off1c1als conducted the drawmg to determme the pairings to wind up the double..,lunmation tournament Delendmg four-tune champlan USC, 48-20, and Southern llhnois, 50-11, w11l tangle tonight at 7.30 p m , CDT, for the nght to meet M1am1, 51-10, co-ranked \\ith Texas the No 1 team m the nation before coming to Omaha. In Thursday's second game, pmch-runner Claude Crockett scored the wmmng run m the e1ghth 1nnmg on M1anu th1rd baseman Jim Crosta 's throwmg error as the Salukis defeated prevwusiy unbeaten M1am1, 4-3. 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' 'I \ 8 ~ g b pet 19 l 689 211 26 JQ 579 7 55t;l 8 508 ]j l 32 J9 2 12 40 385 19 Games San Franc•sco 1 Chtcago o :l ° New Yo rk ra1n at Atlanta ppd (Grtff •n 7 2) at Montreal ( M cA nally 4 51 pm LOUIS Atlanta FROGS, DUCKS, WORMS, TURTLES, ETC. pm Los New pm f'1ve Me1gs pilt·hers shou ld see actwn this weekend John Ba1rd and Perk Aull. both with ERAs under 1 8, w1ll be two sure sta rters, wtth a com b~nalwn o[ J1m Niday, B11l Chaney and Mike Wa tso n {G i bson (Harr•son 3 6) 4 7) at 8 OS Ange les (John 9 1) at Yor k (Ma tla ck 5 Jl 8 05 The Syracuse Astros swept a pa1r of games in little league actwn th1s week, defea tmg the Letart Lashers 22-3, and toppmg the Syracuse Braves 20-7 Astros 22 Lashers 3 Jack Duffy went all the way, giVIng up three h1ts and strikmg out seven Amerrcan League K KISer started on the East w 1 pet g b mound for Letart, bemg Boston 33 25 569 replaced by C Wolf m the Cleveland 29 27 518 3 Milwaukee 28 27 509 31 7 fourth mmng Letart p1tchmg Oetro1t 29 28 509 3'h gave up 13 hits wh1le strtkmg New York 30 31 492 4'' 2 Balt1more 28 29 491 41 , out stx. West M1ke Nance led Syracuse w I pet 9 b Oakl 'and 32 27 542 with a double, while Steve Kansasc1ty 29 28 509 2 Hayes added three smgles, Te)(as 30 29 508 2 Chrcago 26 27 491 3 Mark DaviS two smgles, John Cal i{.o rnta 26 34 433 61h M 1nnesota 23 31 426 6'h DaviS two smgles, Jack DaviS ' Thursday's Result two smgles and Dave Nance Kansas C1ty 5 Milwaukee 4, and Tony Salser one smgle tOqly game scheduled) Tpdays Probable Pitcher s each ~ (All t•mes Eon For Letart, R Fortune Kansas C1ty (Busby 7 6J at Detrott (LaGrow 54), 8 p m slammed a double and smgle, M.Jnnesota (Decker 6 4) at Cleveland (Peterson 3 31 7 30 and C Mtchall added a smgle p m, Astros 20 Braves 7 Ch1cago ( P flo ck 2 1J at Mtke Nance went all the way Baltimore (Grtmsley 57 ). 7 30 pm for the victors, stnking out 16 Boston (T1an r 8 5) a t Cal t batters and fmng a one-h1tter fornia (Ryan 7 6), 5 p m New York {T •drow 4 SJ at Chapman and Cook went on Oakland (H ol tzman 7 61 11 the mound for the Braves, pm . M~lwaukee ( Kobel 3 3J at combmmg for hve strike outs Texas(BibbyBB I 9pm John DaviS and Mark Dav1s ,.,. Saturday's Games "' Mtnnesota at Cleveland led the Astros w1 th home runs, Kansas Crty at Detro1t wh1le Jack Duffy added a New York at Oakland Boston at Ca l 1fornta tw I gh t double Ch1cago at Baltimore n ght Nance added three smgles, Milwaukee at Texas n•ght as did Sleye Hayes, wh1le John Williams shced two singles and lnternattonal League Terry McNickle and John Standtngs DaviS each added a smgle By Untied Press lnternattonal San Franc sco (Bryant 2 6) at PittSburgh (E lli s 2 5) 8OS p m Saturday 's Games San D1 ego al Montreal nrght 51 Lours at Atla nta nrghl Los Ange les at New York San Franc1sco at Prttsburgh n1gh t Hous l on at Ch1cago Philadelphi a at C1nc nnat1 n1ght EXCELLENT NOVELTY GIFTS " Middleport Book Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. ESTATE AUCTION SATIJRDAY, JUNE 15 - 11 AM The followmg w1!1 be sold at the residence of the late Belly Cline, 224 Walnut Street, Mid dleport, Oh1o Ant1que Settee, Desk and Charr, Chest (hand carved pulls) , Sea Shells, Dishes, Glassware, Ice Box Cupboard, Medicme Cabinet, Ullramal1c Gas Range, Coffee Mr!l, Cricket Chair, Roll A Way Bed , P1ctures, Books, old school, 2nd 3rd McGuffey Readers, Dresser Base (marble msert). Oil Lamps, Gas L1ght (natural gas), School Desk. Walnut Dresser (tea r drop pulls). Sun Dial Stand, Small Iron Kettle, Kenmore Washing Machine, Dmette Set, Nail Keg, Bow Front Chest of Drawers, Zenith TV, Trunk and Contents, Rugs, Carpet, many items nol l1sted . Rochester Syracuse Toledo Pawtucket w. 30 1 pet. 19 612 g b. Racine gets past Portland 8 to 7 32 21 604 26 29 473 7112 15 34 304 15'12 South w. I pet g b 32 18 640 28 21 571 31 12 24 26 480 8 RACINE - Racme edged Portland, 8-7 m Racme Little League action thiS week Allan Pape went the ftrst four In· mngs, reheved by John Pape, wh1le Steve F1tch went the dtstance for Portland Racine banged out 15 h1ts, mcludmg a tr1ple, two doubles and 12 smgles Portland SIGN YOUNG managed seven hits, a tnple, a KANSAS CITY, Mo (UP!) - pa1r of doubles and four The Kansas C1ty Chiefs Thurs- singles day announced the signmg of defensive tackle Wtlbur Young ACQUIRES INTEREST to a multi-year contract. VANCOUVER (UP!)- Mrs. Terms of the contract were June Sifton has acquired onenot disclOsed. quarter mterest m the Van. couver Blazers of the World Hockey Association (WHA), the club's parent company, Neonex International Ltd., said Thursday Mrs. S1fton, wtdow of newspaper cham executive John Sifton, paid $75,000 for her interest in the club, owned by Vancouver mtlhonaue Jtm PattiSOn, head of Neonex MemphiS Rtchmond Charleston Ti dewater 17 36 321 16'17 Thursday's Results Pawtuc ket 3 MemphiS 2 Rochester 6 T1dewater 2 Syracuse 15 R•chmond 4. lst Richmond 1 Syracuse o, 2nd Clip lh1s ad. It will appear but once. • .' ~- ... ' l . ·-'·• .,." ,, •• .•• '; • POMEROY : '( APPLICATION •• ~ , .. .. ,,• ~ NAME ~----"'-:-------:-___:_- Taking ry ,; '- . Applications ' ' WEDDING FLOWER SERVICE Dud ley's Flori's t Phone: 992-5560 VIctories, was reduced to human frailihe!f ashe bogeyed ------...!.-------- ' i \ I '\ I , ' ' ' sparkling lh1 ee-hitter by Perk Aull, to cap ture a 5-1 triUmph Both Saturday and Sunday's lwmb11ls star t at 1 30 p m , w1th Sllllda)'s doubleheader bein g earned liv e over WMPO l'op hillers [or Middleport mound tor the Middleport A's last mmng a smgle by Erme slnkmg out 1\\0 and wa lkmg M1tchell Yt ere Crenson Pratt wtth four mne wh1le y1eldmg 13 runs on Leadmg hillers for the As Si ngles and a tr1ple, Sieve R1ck Johnson w1lh two Bachner w1th a home run , were 11 h1ts He was replaced by Mark Haggerty m the [ou1lh smgles and a double, Ron triple and Single, Lavender mmng who struck out one Sn;der w1lh two doubles Dale \\llh a pair of smgles and pair Top h1tters for the Blazers Brownmg \\ 1111 a tnple and of doubles , Dave M1ller w1th were James Howard wtth a smgle, Dav1d Hams v. 1lh a two smgles and a double, Jeff double and two s1ngles, Baud double, Bnan Hamilton w1th a Beaver w1th a smgle and a w1th a double and smgle , and lnple , Carl Carmichael w1th double and Greg Becker w1lh a Mulford and Ward each w1lh a two smgles and T1m Hood w1th pa1r of doubles a smgle double Pom A's 18 Harrisonville t Amencans 6 S)' raeuse 4 Gre g Sm1th fired h1s second Steve Bachner went all the straight one·h1tter as the A's \\ay fo r the Amen ca ns , won their third consecuhH stnkm g out SIX and walking game two, wh1le Dave Bass started Simth struck out 11 and for Syracuse, stn k1ng out walked two, wh1le giVIng up seven and walkmg three He lhal lone htt \\llh one out m the \\as replaced by Greg Cundiff m the stxth who struck out one and walked one Mik e [avender and Jeff Beaver cracked tnples for the wmners, while Jeff Bcave1, T1m Thomas, Jeff Miller, Da•e Free for the asking at Smtth, and Mike Lavender our office. each smgled once and Bachner smgled tw1ee Helpful hmls on home Hendncks and Smith led smgles by Pearson and LewiS, Syracuse w1th a pa1r of smgles decorahng and home two stolen bases and two mf~eld each, wh1le R1fne cracked a Improvement ideas. ground outs tr1ple and a smgle Post 140 plated 1ts fmal two Americans 22 Porn. 13's 7 Mei~ runs m the SIXth when pmchMtke Lavender went four hitter Sunon Kayser smgled mnm gs for lh1s wm, wh1le M1ke home two runs w1th none out Hmdy went the final three [or Haymaker had led off the 111- the save mng w1th a smgle with M1ke M Tnplet suffered the loss The Athens County LewiS reaching bsse on an lor Pomeroy Sao,1ngs & Loan Co unsuccessful fielder's chmce 296 Second St. Lavender and Hmdy held Pomeroy, Ohio Steve Buzzard sacrificed both Pomeroy to JUSl f1ve hils, w1th runners over, setting up R Andrews and T Hawley Kayser's run-producmg smgle leadmg the way w1lh a s1 ngle \ : "' New Haven, now 2-1, w1ll and ' tnple and smgle and >;........ . "'"" ' ,~ travel to New Martinsville lor double respectively a 1 p m doubleheader Saturday, while the MC!gs.. team IS at Mason County Saturday for a double header and at Spencer Sunday for a twmb1ll. Metgs 200 000 0 New Haven 023 202 X Business Phone-992-2804 E. M. Blake, Jr. J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 S. Th1rd Avenue, Box 267 times, the Australian Open six " tlffies and the Piccadilly World Match Play champiOnship five tin\es. Thinking Man's Tournament COMPLETE SERVICE Palmer, m a relaxed and happy !ram follomng hiS 37-36 DEPARTMENT round, agreed wlth Player's assessment that this IS a and Full Time Qualified Service Man thmkmg man's tournament " . "If's very diff1cult, no quesCOMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE tion about that," he said. "But Complete Lme of Parts for All Makes of ExI think 1t's one of the best tingUishers. courses we've played m a long time You have to think about Rechargmg - Hydrostatic Teshng - Safety every shot you take You can't L1ghls - S1rens - Hose - Commercial Alarm be reckless It 1sn 't necessarily a reflecSystems - Sprinkler Systems - New Fire hon on the ab11ity of golfers to Trucks - Ladders - Home Alarm -systems think, but when the ftrst round New Exhngutshers. was over, 43 competitors had We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and cards shomng 80 or above and Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements 33-year-<>ld graduate of Kansas the field of 150 turned in a Open 9 A M.- 5 P. M., Monday thru Fnday State. "If we get some bad meager total of 195 birdies weather, I'd hate to see what among them happens We'll all be embarrassed." Only a bogey on the 18th hole prevented Player from turning in a subilllr round, 8lld he Best In Fine Food adnutted he "really wanted 1t FREE ..Gracious Uving" BOOK Co. Branch @ .. . /,tj· <: \ . . • R. E. TRACY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ·· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Player leads Open with 70 MAMARONECK, N .Y (UP!) - Amid a sea of red faces and a wave of embarrassed golfers, little Gary Player revealed the secret of what 1t will take to wm the U S Open "It takes a world of mental d1sc1phne," , satd the darkhaired South Afrtcan, who one Ma1or League Results By Un1ted Press lnterna1tonal day hopes to be recognized as Nat1onal League Ch1cago 000 000 000 - o 6 1 the greatest golfer m the world. 1 San Fran 000 000 lOx - 1 S 0 "You have to play all the shots Bonham (4 9) and Lundstedt in your bag, plus the hag upBarr (3 J) and Rader stairs '' New York at Atlanta , ppd , When the openmg round of ram (Only games scheduled) the 74th U.S. Open was completed Thursday evening, it Amencan League Milwaukee 000 003 100- 4 10 0 was apparent that just about Kansa s C1ty 230 000 OOx- S 8 0 everyone in the field ol150 was Slaton. Travers (2) and Moore Spl1ttorff, Garber (6) missing some p1ece of the1r and Healy WP- Splittorff (6 6) eqwpment, whether physical LP- Siaton (6 8) HRS- May Middleport · berry {13th) , Pmson (3rdl or mental. No one was able to (Only game scheduled) break par of 70 and only Player ,. . ,..... __was able to equal it over the tortuous, 6,961-yard Winged • • • Foot Golf Club. 1 T Hard Day's Work OPTOMETRIS "' This gave Player, seeking to ,O FFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE' completeasecondGrandSiam •AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT !'iT • of the world's four major llliiP;jOijM~Ei.:R~O,Y,:.._ _ _ _ _l!'""l_llil___-_ _,~.· tournaments, a one-stroke lead over Mike Reasor, once a caddy to Arnold Palmer, and Lou Graham, neither of whom COMPLETE owns a tour VICtOry. It also left a number of the otller top pros with egg on their face and li\Ue more than a few wisecrackS to show for a hard day's work. "This course really makes you feel like a dog," laughed Johnny Miller, the defending Flowers For the Bride, Groom and the U.S. Open champion who carne Wedding Party. Flowers for Showers m with a 76 and complained the pin placements couldn't have and Reception. been more difficult.,, "I'm beginnmg to think the only way l can play this course well is in a fog." Even tl!C lmcomparable Jack Nickhius, who holds the 59 N. Second St., Middleport, 0~ all-time record of 14 IJI8Jor ' N w CQMPIDN 0 D. some f(:lns near ly 'go t mto 1l w1th the ump1res after the home plate ump shouted to several Me1gs fans · Go back to the hills where you belong ' The nver Legwn came back IR the next ga me, behmd a New Haven Legion is 9 to 2 winner North TERMS: Cash SIGNED: Adm . John Zerkle BRADFORD AUCTION COMPANY C. C Bradford, Auct. A. C. Bradford, Mgr. Phones 949-3821 or 949-3161 • l'a me back to ~~un a sph t, 5-l on him when Ash recewed In that 18-3 romp , the Lan what appeared lo be an In easter sh01 tstop, Amoto, drove tentwnal elbow to the head , a deep [ly to left f!eld IR the opemng a deep gash over the second tnn1n g, and as he recei ver's left eye, requ1rmg steamed toward home plate. shtrhes catcher M1ck Ash put the tag--- Both benches emptied, and Cheshire 's Steve Ba1rd fu ed a no-hiller and Pomeroy s Greg Sml\h tossed a one-h1tter to h1ghlight Meigs County Pony League actwn th1s week Ba~rd's no-h1t performance MAMARONECK, NY (UP!) - Oh,d1d theyallcomplain 1 led the Blazers past the MidAll except one, unfiappable, unconquerable Gary Player, and dleport A's, 13-0, wh1le Sm1th if some of hiS fellow pros had gotten wmd of one of his httle one-hJtted Harnsonv11le as the as1des, a remark he meant with all his heart, they would've h1l Pomeroy A's rolled to an 18-1 him w1th a flve tron. v1clory In other achon, the "This course really makes you feel like a dog," wailed Johnny Middleport Amencans edged M1ller, the defendmg champ, who felt like diggmg a deep hole for out Syracuse, 6-4, and the himself somewhere after three-puttmg three different tunes and Amencan blasted the Pomeroy lunpmg in w1th a SIX-<Jverilllr 76 in Thursday's f1rst round of tlle 13's, 22-7 U S Open at unspeakably d1ff1cult Wmged Foot. Cheshlre13 A'sO "There's only one way to descrtbe 11. . awesome," sa1d Jerry Steve Baird faced only 17 Heard, more than satisfied with hiS 73 "You know what I was batters, striking out mne m domg' I was playing survival of the fittest out there " gammg hiS lh1rd Victory of the Then there was Ralph Johnston, once an assistant pro here and- season agamst no defeats a spunky httle fellow you may remember for his opemng round 68 Kei!h Lynch started on the m the U S.OpenatMer1on, Pa, three years ago Grunting Everytime He was down at the other end of the pole, playmg mth a pulled tendon, gruntmg everytin\e he got good wood on the ball He had an 87 and w1thdrew "If l hadn't chipped and putted I would've shot a 95," Johnson confessed "How tough IS the course' It's the toughest one I ever played." Now comes Gary Player, the f1rst round leader w1th an even NEWHAVEN, W Va -The par 70 which puts him one stroke up on everybody else New Haven American Leg10n Gary Player has a little deVIl m hun. pounded out mne h1ts and stole He knows Wmged Foot IS excruciatingly tough, and the 11 bases enroute to a 9-2 wm majonty of hts colleagues are complam1ng. over the VISltmg Metgs County Publicly, he had this comment· Babe Ruth squad Thursday "ThiS IS the way golf should be played " rught Rick Hesson survtved a Pnvately, he went even better. shakey f1rsl mrung to notch his "Make 11 tougher," he whispered, ImpiShly, to one of the of- f1rst mound v1ctory of the new fictals here, Frank Hann1gan, assistant director of the USGA. Legwn season Gary Player means 11. Meigs plated both of 1ts runs Loves !I m the ltrst mmng on three of The tougher 1t is, the more most of the tounng pros moan and the1r four hits m the game. complam; the tougher 11 IS, the more Gary Player loves 1t Mankm led off the game w1th a He's a pusher He dehghts m workmg hard and pushmg himself single to left, followed by Cole's to see how much he can accomplish He believes no professtonal Single to center. Sayre doubled golfer works any harder or pushes hunself any more than he home both runs followmg a fly does, and after observmg him for 20 years now I'm mclmed to hall to right by Jeff McKinney agree w1th h110. Hesson then struck out the next Player has sa1d he'd qmt if he "grand slams" agam, and two hitters to end the 1nnmg. wmnmg the Open would do 11 for hun He IS one of only four men Hesson held the VISitors ever to WID golf's four maJor t1tles once -the U.S. Open ( 1965), 'hitless throughout the next f1ve the British Open (1959and 1968), the PGA (1962 and 1972) and the mnmgs totalmg nme stnkeouts Masters (1961 and 1974). Only Jack Nicklaus has qone 11 twice and walking JUSI two. Kevm Money ISn't what lUlpels Gary Player the most Camp fiRIShed up the final two Pride does innings, allowmg one hit. That's why I don't thinkhe'llquiteven if he does w1n this Open For New Haven, Rob Belcher He's still .m better phystcal shape at 38 than more than three- led off the second w1th a Single quarters of the entrants m this field and he says he thinks "a man followed by Danny Hannon's of 50 can do anything he can do at 20 " Single Belcher later scored on Before Anything Else an error, one of the two costly Gary Player could get a little argument there, but one thmg Me1gs m1scues, w1th Harmon he's absolutely dogmatic about IS that h1s fanuly, meanmg his advancing to third Two outs wife and SIX children, come before anything else with h110, grand later, Harmon stole home to he slams, prestige or money. the score "Makmg money Isn't the answer to life," he sa1d to one New Haven posted three newsman m the locker room after Thursday's round. more runs in the th1rd on "Do you realize I've been away from home (m South Mrica) Gardner's single and walks to what amounts to 12 years m my 20 years on the tour' It's a fact. Belcher and Harmon loadmg "When Ileave home, do you know what I do? I cry like a baby. the bases All three runs scored I choke up, and I'm not at all ashamed to admit 1t Leaving my on an outfield nuscue on a fly family for siX weeks at a stretch is the most difficult thmg in the hall by Hesson. Two more runs world for me. L1sten, you may thmk what l do IS a bed of roses, came across m the third after but I can personally assure you it IS not " Astros sweep two in little league action a 05 cxpeltcd to see artwn un the mound also La st season , the Meigs legwnnatres spe nt a turbulen t Sunday afternoon m Lan· caslt>r, droppmg the first game 18-3, before a fired up squad Pitching great in pony action 2 51 San D1ego (Sp liner 2 lJ at 99-2-2156 Now 61 404 382 pm THE DAILY SENTINEL WESTERN BOOTS Lo s Angel es 42 C•nc1nnat t ]J Allanta 33 Hou sl on )] San Franc•sco 3 1 San ego 25 Ttlur sday's 4'16 2 30 p m Phllad elph a (Schueler 3 6l at Cmclnnatt (Gul lett 6 3) a 05 AND MASON STRAW & FELT 21 34 West w 1 Ch tcag o (H ooton ALSO IN NEW HAVEN ACME and DINGO pet g b 542 ·526 I SQQ 'J l I 23 34 St ¥2 PRICE MEN'S I 32 27 30 '11 26 26 23 3 I (All l•m es EDT) WE HAVE AN OPENING NOW IN POMEROY. GET ANOTHER w HGuston AND THE PAY IS GOOD! BUY ONE FISH AT REGULAR The Meigs Amencan Legion baseball team puts lis lourgame v.m streak on the lme thiS weekend, as the legwnnmres travel to Lancaster ror a tw~nb11l on Saturday befor~ ­ returntng horne for a doubleheader Sunday agamst lfwe ll . Last weekend, the d1amondmen or Geo rge Nesseiroad, Rod Karr and R1ck VanMatre swept a pa1r of doubleheaders from Lowell and Glouster to up lhe1r record to 5-2 for the 1974 season East (Only games schedul!>d) TOdays Probable P ttctlers He delivers the news to your door step. Experience gained from a Sentinel newspaper route is invaluablf! toward success in a young man or girl's career. FISH AND ¥2 SALE AT ' "' "' MINIATURE $3.95 l I' I , I l always remember the wars," they said, "How those men fought hard side by side And think of the sacrifice, render.d for you , And wear one of their red crepj! R.OPPfe~ . wiJh pride " ''' ' Mrs Carrie M Neutzllng, iOS Maple Place I "'"...... Publl.lhinl Publilbeddolly ...... S....... yby'lbe Ohio Valley Con\JIIll)', lU ...... Sl . ~. Ohlo,""' ..._ Offtc:e Phone tBMtw Editorlll Phone m 2157 Second claal IIOitaKe p1kt al Porn~, !»do, Nallonal advetUIIIIC representative I awoke from m'l dream and what seemed an artillery , Was only th~ W'blnen on the Amer ican Legfon Auxiliary, They carried lar.'Qe bunches of red flowers m their hands "Let ~ 1 Butthelr hands seemed to work w1th grea'l skill, And then, as I turned tor ;us! one more look, I noticed how shell shocked and 111 Were telling John Doe " to be kind, Wear a poppy," they said. "and help war veterans, not dead, "Bufare maimed with sick milfsandsome blind " Chorale to hold tourney i'UC' A ,4 .1 \'I :/1..t:J. :Legion a,t Lancaster Saturday, hosts Lowell Sunday 6 Ma1or Leag ve Standtng s Y Un•te d Press lrlt cr nat•onal Nat•onall ea gu e Standmgs "WET SET" COMPLETE PRICE - · .... ~.: OMAHA , Neb. (UP!)- The Miami Hurn~anes, losers to Southern Ilhn01s Thursday mght, were wmners m tlle draw for a bye munediately after the game, automatically thrustmg them mto Saturday's championShip game of the 1974 College World Sertes W1th each of the three ' Royal_sj, Brewers 4 SEE THEM AT••• 10 GALLON AQUARIUM I knew they bloomed on the battle fields of France. Were hundreds of men In wheelcheJnr... U m the only run w1th a smgle m the seventh mnmg. An error by ftrst baseman B11ly W1lhams enabled Steve Ontiveros to reach second b~se and a w1ld pitch moved Ontiveros to th1rd before 1 homasson Singled sharply to center B11l Bonham, who allowed only live hits, was the hardluck loser, droppmg his nmth game In 13 deCISIOnS The only other sched!iled National League game, New York at Atlanta, was ramed out In the only schediiled Amencan Leagne actwn, Kansas Ci ty edged Mllwaukee 5-4 THIS YOUNG MAN IS A BUSINESS MAN. RACINE - The Racme A's pee-wee team opened defense of 1ts IItle w1th a lf>-8 v1ctory over Syracuse, before uppmg its record to 2-0 Tuesday on the season w1th an 8-4 tnumph over Letart In the tnumph over Syracuse, the leading hitters for the A's were Fisher w1th a home run, N Bostick with two doubles and a tnple, C Bostick w1th two home runs 1\Rd a single, Cummms w1th a home run and lr1ple, and Curfman w1th a smgle, double and home run. In Tuesday's wm, Racme was led by Fisher wtlh a pair of smgles and a double, N Bostick w1th a smgle, C. Bos lick with a three-run horner, Cumnuns with a double and Curfman with a smgle. I had wandered Into Flanders Field But behold. their gleam was not !here The PQpples had vanished, but right In the~r path g.·~z·ns standing at 2-0 And I knew as I gazed at the crosses wh1te I took another look at the crosses so white 1-U Racine peewee Then, I saw the rays of an eternal light. Displaying the red poppieS yield And I knelt there and said a prayer ' Looking up Into Heaven, to the great God of Love, He assured me, the1r souls were up there. M; ~mz' G1ants'"super sub," knocked Tourney slated I had a dream qu1te rare I stood on beds of soft green moss Looking down at some crosses there Then I stooped down to touch Olleherpe'sq rave , By FRED McMANE UPI Spllrts Wrtter Jim Barr may have found the secrel lo lullllhng the promise predicted of hlUI when the San Francisco G1ants Signed him off the campus of Southern Ca hforma four years ago The 2&-year-<>ld nghthander, who has posted a rather undistmguiShed 20-28 record m h1s lirst three maJOr league seasons, thmks he m1ght have been tmng himself out before the game begms by lhrowmg too long and too hard m the pregame warmups Barr accidentally came upon that 1dea last year m Chicago when ram delays tw1ce mterrupted hiS pre-game wannups. When play fmally got underway Barr pitched one of the best games of h1s b1g league ca reer He thought nothmg about 11, however, until Thursday when he decided to try the same routme prwr to a start agamst the Ch1cago Cubs. Worked Again He cut down his warmup conSiderably, p1tchmg for a few mmutes then sitting down and p1tchmg agam The expenment worked agam as Barr allowed only SIX hits m p1tchmg the Gtants to a 1-0 VIctory that snapped a four-game losmg streak. The complete game performance was only the seventh turn ed m by the G1ants' staff this season Barr sa1d he was able to get loose m only siX mmutes so he saw no need to contmue throwm g hard before the game "If Barr could pitch that well all the time," smd Gtants' manager Charley Fox, 11 We wouldn't have a care m the world It was as good a game as anyone could pitch and 1t came at the nghl lime." Gary Thomasson, the The Rw Grande Chorale of R10 Grande College \\Ill sponsor a slow p1tch softball tournament June 28, 29 and 30 at Evans F1eld on the campus of Rw Grande College Enb y fee IS $25 and a new Dudley softball lor the smgle e l!mm atJO n tournaJl'ltnt Drawmg [or pa1nngs Will be runs held Tuesday, June 25 at 7 at Entr1es are limi ted to the Evans F!eld f1rst 24 teams and the entry lee For addil!Onal mforrnalwn must be recmved by Fnday, Generations to come will benef'it conta ct tournament director June 14 To the Citizens of the Rio Grande College D1str1ct Anyone mterested 1n parDon Saunders, Rt 2, B1dwell Your response at the polls waS" gratifying. ( 245-56881 at your earliest llclpatmg should con tact Ted What you d1d not only produces unmediate results, but also convemence. The first e1ght Moranty, 486 Richland Ave, w11l reflect on the generations to come Your action 1nsures teams to contact the d~rector Athens, at 592-4232 after 5 p m economic educallonal opportumty for all - young and old A w11l be eligible for the tour- "': ,,at 594-3731, or Fred Cluff, cominunity college should be a "people college." With your help namen t F1Sher Rd , Athens, at 593-3120 !lie commuruty college program w1ll reflect your desires. Fur(ihecks ' should be made ther, your actwn accompllshed thiS without the expenditure of pay'able to the Barons Softball m1ll10ns of dollars lor a phySical plant AssOClatton Your response was predicated on true and accurate mA men's slo-p1tch softball fonnation More often than not facts w1ll cause people to act tournament, sponsored by The more readily than ghb rhetoric Uterally hundreds of persons Barons, \\Ill be held on the gave oftheir tin\e and money to dissemmate those facts. Athens C1ty Softball Fields This was truly a conunumty project. Men and women from June 21, 22 and 23 all over the D1str1ct worked tirelessly to make the commumty Entry fee for the double college program a reality. Many of them I can Identify , others I ehmmahon tourney 1s $40 and cannot. Yet, each of you can reap some personal satiSfactiOn for two Dudley balls your efforts. I am mdeed grateful to you The top three teams Will be Remember thiS 1s your college. Learn to know 1!! Prod 1t! awarded trophies, and the CritiCize 1! 1Demand services 1And a hove all, support it 1 champtons w11l receive For all those who w1ll be rec1p1ents of your action, now and forever more, humbly I say, "thank you " - Alphus R Jackets There w1ll also be pnzes for ChriStensen, preSident, R1o Grande College. the most h1ts and most home Last night, as I lay, asleeping, Standings Barr hurls Giants win In editor) and must be s1gncd w1th the s1gnee's address. Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on request, names will be diS< losed. Letters should be In good taste, addressing ISsues, not personalities Ii 3- The Dally Sentmel, Middleporl-PomelOy. 0 , Fnday, June 14, 1974 I ~ his first four holes and had to scramble for a flve-<>ver 75. On the first hole, Nicklaus tapped a 28-foot putt that rolled 18 feet beyond the cup, and as he sa1d later, "That's some way to start an Open It was ndiculous " And so 1t was on Day One of AmeriCa's most prestigious golf event. Only live playersBobby N1chols, Bruce Crampton, Barney Thompson, Jim Colbert and Ray Floydmanaged a 2-over-par 72, and Palmer found hunself m excellent position With a 73, bracketmg him with Jerry Heard, Hale Irwin, Tom Watson, Rod Funseth, Mark Hayes, Dave Graham and JOhn Buczek, Tom Weiskopf was in a group with Miller at 76, Lee Trevino was at 78, !filly Casper, winner of the Open the last tin\e 1t was played here in 1959, had an 80 and Hubie Green, winner of three tour events thiS year, including last week's Phlladelphta Golf Classic, opened with a hair-raiSing 81 Get Even Worse And, in the opinion of many, the scores can get even worse as the weekend activities proceed. ' ''This is the toughest course l ever played, and It was on a perfect day," sald Colbert; a bad" . "! have such respect for this course, it would have meant something," explained the 38year~ld physical fitness addict "! really attacked on that hole and 1t didn't come off lt was the worst lookmg dr1ve you ever saw If you followed it, you would have had a sore neck. Player, m response to a question, sa1d he would like to be recognized as the world's best golfer, but he added that 11 isn't fair to start making comparisons until a man's career IS over. In addition to wmnmg the PGA, Masters and Br~tish Open twice each and the U S Open once, hiS bag of victories also mcludes the South African Open e~ght FAST CLAIM SERVICE Call: Steve Snowden PH. 992-7155 C. I A It lA!<~ IUATI fi\IM & IHII/UNCI IN'-.l fiA"'( I 1 ClMt'ANII'- AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENITH-GIBSO~-HARDWICK KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) ALSO DOXOI! PROPANE SERVICE Ridenour's T.V. & ~PPL1A~~· , GAS SERVICE .. ..-.. ~~~~i:;.~=~ --~~ -.!~ .. 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THE MEIGS INN PHONE 992-3629 ' OHIO POMEROY, ••••••••••••••• •• I ' I' �5-:-- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 14, 1974 ' 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 14, 1974 ' Shower fetes 'NFL dispute continues NEW YORK (UP!) - Where is Henry Kissinger now that 'l'e really need him? The National Football League owners and the Players Associati~n could not even agree as to how the cu rren t contract negoatiations terminated Thursday afternoon, which indicates how the ~lks are progressing on the players' list ·of 63 demands. The NFL owners charged iJ!lmediately after the meeting broke up that the Players Association had walked out of the negotiations unilaterally. Of , course, the Players Association refuted the NFL Management Council's charge . The man in the middle, federal negotiator Jim Scearce, reluc~ntly· admitted the players' version of both sides walking out together after negotiations remained stalemated was basically correct. One area in which the owners and the players agreed was that the three days of negotiations has made no appreciable progress toward settling the C<Jntract dispute, with a strike scheduled for July 1 if an agreement is not reached. Both sides said they will return to the negotiating table next Tuesday in Washington for discussion on pension and 'I. ' '. I in this area and say there's no point in reswning the negotia- trois on player movement between teams . The owners contend this would lead to anarchy and are insisting no changes arc neces· sary. tions unUI the owners are willing to make a "meaningful response" to their demands for complete elimination of con- MARIO N. Ohio (UP!) co~che d by Bunk Ad"ms of Many of the finest high school Toledo Scott, Duane Miller of basketball players in the state Dalton and Jack Van Reeth of will be battling to snap a 7-7 series deadlock here Saturday night in the 1974 North - South All-Ohio Cage Classic at . VeU,rans Memorial Coliseum. ""0' This year's North squad is A UXZ•l•zar11 Reds, Angels, JJejl[fJIYS notch Pee Wee wins ·has. meet Major Leagu e Leaders By United Fl ress Inter national TERRARIUM ss.95 UMW has meeting Dudley's Aorist I !. 1I Mrs. Snodgrass Marion hosts 15th North-So·u th battle In Pee Wee baseball action this week, the Rutlan~ Reds leading Batt e rs topp ed the Middleport Nat iona l L ea qu e g . at> r . h. pet. Mustan gs, 14-9, the Pomeroy Gar r , All 59 255 35 95 .373 Angels bombed the Middleport S m ith . Sl.L 5-1 20-13 4 76 .3 73 Gross, Hou 56 181 31 61 .3 37 Cubs, 28-(), and the Pomeroy Ca sh , Phil 59 24 1 42 79 .328 Dav is, Mil 50 206 2!1 67 .325 Redlegs ousted the Rutl and Zisk , Pit 50 166 27 54 .325 Angels, 12-8. Maddox . S F 60 244 38 79 . 31 4 Reds 14 Mustangs 9 Garv e y , L A 60 2J6 41 80 . 323 Reitz , St .L 56 212 15 68 . 321 T. T. Simmons went all the Buckner , L A 53 206 28 66 320 way for the Reds, strikin g out American Lea qu e g. ab r. h . pet . six and walking W. Ca r ew , M in 54 213 34 83 .390 Simmons and Bishop led the Ja c kson , Oak 52 186 38 69 .371 Hargrv e, T ex 41 129 2 1 47 . 36<1 winners with a single each, OliYa , Min 47 176 14 59 . 335 Blomberg , NY 43 136 22 44 324 while Shawn Baker and Chris Yaz.• Bo s 58 26 0 39 64 320 BurdetU, each singled for the. insurance issues. Robn son . Bit 55 204 16 65 .3 19 Kel l y , Chi 42 166 2-4 53 .3 19 Mustangs and Alan King and But the · players'"freedom Rudi , Oak 57 225 27 71 316 Charlie Davis slapped two demands," which were Thurs- Burrghs , Tex 58 232 35 73 .315 singles apiece. Home Runs day's chief topic, are still the National League : .Wynn , LA Davis, Burdette and King major stumbling block in the 17 ; Sc hmid t, Ph i l 14 : Ben ch. Cin , Cedeno . Hou and Garvey , were the pitchers for the ~lks. LA 12 . Mus~ngs , walking Jl ba tters. The players have 13 demands American league : . Horton , Det and Jackson. Oak 15 ; Porn. Angels 28 Cubs 0 Al len . Ch i. Burroughs , Tex and The Angels banged out 21 Mayberry , KC. 13. Remember Dad June Uth Runs Batted In hits, while the Cubs got just WtihA National League : Garvey and Wynn , LA 53 ; Smi th , SL L 51 ; one, as Todd Fife starU,d for Cedeno , Hou 46 ; Cey , LA 45 . the Angels and went three American League : Bur innings, striking out nine . J . R. roughs , T ex 55 ; Mayberry , KC "A Miniature Year-Around 44 ; Jack son , Oak 43 : Rudi , Oak Warpsley replaced him in the 42 ; Al l en , Chi 41. Garden". fourth, striking out four and Pitching ' National League : John , LA 9- yielding the lone Cub hit, a 1; Carlton , Phil 9 -4 : McG l othen , up SI . L 8-J : Morton . Atl 8 -5 : six triple by Tim Wamsley . pitchers tied wit,h 7 victories . Eddie Miller went three American league : G . Perry . innings on the mound for the Ctev 11 -1: Wood. Ctli 10 -7 : Cuellar , Ball 8-3; Tiant , Bos 8- Cubs, striking out fiv e, while 59 N. Second St. 5 ; Hunter , Oak 8-7 ; Bibby , Tex Tim Wamsley replaced him, B·B. Middleport. 0. striking out four . Fife and J . R. Wamsley each slammed a pair of homers for the winners, while Ronnie Richards and Scott Harrison Dad's day .. . a time to each rapped a round tripper. Fife and Richards also sh!Jw him that you care. slammed a triple each, while Give him something Wamsley, S~awn Gilmore and special that you've chosen Nick.y Riggs .cracked doubles, with love. and Scott Harrison, Fife, and Chuck Bailey each had a single, Nicky Riggs slapped two singles. and Bryan Zerkle smacked three solo hits. Redlegs 12 Rut. Angels 8 John Aeiker was crediU,d with the win for the Redlegs, going four innings , before being relieved by John Smith. They combined for 13 strikeouts, while BO!y Willis .and Dean Whittington hurled for the Angels, combining for ·10 strikeouts. Rod Manley . and John McKinney cracked homers for the Redlegs, while McKinney added a triple and pair of singles. Rhett Milhoan smacked two singles and Aeiker added a solo hit to round soft suede. A crepe sole that out the winners' hitting at~ck . cus!Uons )UUr ride. No laces to tie. Craig Bolin paced the Angels This shoe's so simple-minded ii thinks it's a slipper. hitters with a double and single, while Dean Whittington added a double and Jerry Dewhurst a single. I. Etldy -~ schedule Mr . Eliliy F:du c~ t. o r 's sd1edule for week of .hmc 17 in Mei gs C(run ty : A l!!yette showeP honoring M"nday -- Scho>)\ Lot, li-6 ::!0 However, both sides say they p.m. ; Ca rpenter , 6 :40-7:i0; Mrs. l.oj s Snodgra ss was held are willin g to modify their Wolf Pen, 8-8 ::10. rece ntly at the home of Mr. and stands. Mrs. Ralph Stewart, I Rt. 4, Thursday' - Portland Ele. Its · just U1at neither has to & Vic., 9:30-11 a.m. ; .Por tland Pomeroy . Hostesses for the this point. Co mmunity, · 11 : 15-11 :> 0; shower were Mrs. Charlotte Riverview Elc. & Vic ., 12:45- Stewar·t, Mrs. Donna Lattiey 2:15 p.m.; Reed sville, 2:30-:1: an d Mrs. Zelma Stewart. · Apink and blue color sc heme Eden Church, .1: :10-4; Long [)ottom , 4:30-5: Stiversvillc, wa s carried out in the refresh5:30-1i: :l0: Great Bend. 7:30-8. ment ~ble decorations and Friday - Racine, 10~noon ; streamers decorated the room. Southern & Vic.. 12:30-1:30 Games were pJayed with pri zes p.m. ; Arms Lan e, 2-2 15 : going to Mrs. Joan Wolfe, Mrs. Kroger Parkin g Lot , 4-5 p.m. Ruth Sim pson and Mrs. Claudia Roush who al so won Wes t Holmes. :·: ·:·:;:::;;:;.;::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::~:: the door prize . The South uni t for the 15th Cake decorated with pink annual contest is under the and blue booties, mints , nuts, direction of Phil Dubbs of .)' po~to chips, coffee and U,a Franklin - Monroe , Dave were served to those named Scheetz of Columbus Mohawk and Mrs. Mattie Lawrence, and Keith Merrin of Mount Mrs . Linda Eva ns and Becky, Vernon . Mrs . Betty Rupe, Gre g La they, SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Miss Bonnie Lawrence, Miss The North roster is made up of Pleasant's Scott Ballinger, Ladies Auxiliary of the Mildred Gillilan and · Miss Canton South's Vic Watkin s, Volunteer Fire Department Brenda Rupe. Steubenville 's Mik e Styl es, met Monday evening at the Others presenting gifts to Toledo Scott's Frank Steele, Municipal building . The Mrs. Snodgrass were Mrs. meeting was conducted by t.he Alice Priddy, Mrs. Glenna Conlinen~l's Greg Spitnale, Youngstown Ursuline's Tim president, Mary Pickens and Fetty and Shelia, Mrs. Faye Joyce , Toledo Wai te's Gary opened with praying the Lord's Walker, Mrs. Nina Rupe,Mrs. .Jackson , Genoa 's Ron Ham - Prayer and giving the Hag Donna Morris, Mrs. Pauline mye, Lorain Clearview's Larry pledge in unison . Mrs. Pickens Smith, Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass, Harris and Cleve land Ken- had devotions. James Eades , Mrs. Ona Arix, Roll call was an swered by 15 Mrs . Frances Wilcoxen, Mrs. nedy's Larry Boston . Gracing the South lineup are members b¥ naming their Pauline Gorby, David Ted Williams of Moun t Vernon, ravori te color . Snodgrass, Mrs. Freda Jacks Jud Wood of Columbus The secretary report read by a nd Penny, ·Mrs . Debbie Northland, Terry Burris, Janice Lawson and the Critc hfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whitehall, Norvain Morgan of treasurer's report by Jean Petrel, Mrs . Cinda Harris, Mr. Trotwood Madi son , Ted Halt, pro U,m were read and and Mrs. Ron Haning and Mrs. Lemmon of West Muskingum. approved . Mildred Pierce TresSa Davis. Allen Hayes ol Oak Hills, Bo reported on the dues and flower Clements of Portsmouth , Mark fund ; sy mpathy fund by Elva Bayless of Chillicothe , Randy Dailey and the special project Ayers of Springfield North and fund by Nancy Neutzling. were served by the hosU,sses , Richard Adams of Cincinnati A discussion was held on the Sue Rice and Vicki Rizer to Colerain. chicken dinner to be served Marie Rizer, Clara Lavender, Saturday, Jun e 15 at the Ada Slack , Jean Hall, Eleanor All Bohram, Myla Hudson, Janice Municipal building. members are to be at the Lawson , Thelma Grueser, buildin g Friday at 9 a.m. to Mildred Pierce, Mary Pickens, prepare for the dinner . Na ncy Neutzling, Charlot te Next meeting will be June ?4 · Nease, Elva Dailey and guests, at 6 p.m. with a picnic in the Eber Pickens Jr., and Tina municipal park. Refreshments Pierce. ' SYRACUSE - "Missionary Challenge at Home" was the program topic presenU,d by Mrs. Anna Hilldore at the recent meeting of the UniU,d REEDSVILLE Ce lia leading roles in . three major Methodist Women of the daughter of Mr. and theatre productions and McCoy, Syracuse Asbury Church at the Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, Reedsville, home of Mrs. Margaret directed two minor produchas been named for the second tions. She was also a ca ndidate Eichinger. The ca ll to worship by Mrs. consecutive semester to the for homecoming queen , a Miss Opal Kloes Included a poem by Dean's Hon or List of Glenville GSC contestant, a member of Helen Steiner Ri~e and two S~te College with a 4. avera ge. the concert band, the debate readings from the "Healing Celia graduated from GSC team, Ohnimgohow Players Fountain ". Scripture was Eccl. during ceremonies held at and a two-year contestant in 3:1-13 and there was a Glenville. May 10. the Mid-East Individual While at Glenville, Mis s Events Tournament. medi~tion, "How Not to Be Happy" by Mrs. Kloes, whose McCoy was a member of Alpha Miss McCoy, a 1970 graduate birthday was observed during Sigma Alpha Sority for which of Eastern Hi gh School the meeting. A birthday card she was sOcial chairwoman received an A.B. in Educatio~ was signed for a missionary in and Model Pledge of the 1972-73 in the fields of English and Liberia. Thirty-five shut-in sc hool yea r . Celia played Speech. calls were noted . To close the meeting Mrs . Helen Teaford read " Lord of MRS. MOSES DIES Our Concerns" . Attending Friends here have received MRS. REUTER DIES besides those named were Mrs. word of the death of Mrs. Molly Mrs. Homer Hawkins has Alice Capehart, Mrs. Lura Moses. Athens on Tuesday. She received word from her Crooks, Mrs . Unda Ferrell, is the mother of Mrs. Helen nephew , Theodore Reuter, Mrs. Nora Houdashelt, Mrs . Billings, active American Hamilton, of the death of his Christina Grimm, Miss Marcia Legion Auxiliary member, and wife, Pearl, Tuesday. Funeral Karr, Mrs. Ann Sauvage, Mrs . director o£ the Auxiliary's services were held today in Bernice Winebrenner and Mrs: veterans' work at the Athens Hamilton. Theodore, son of Mr. Grace Weese. Mental Health CenU,r. and Mrs . Walter Reuter, formerly r<'sided in Pomeroy. Miss McCoy listed •ol [,t,r1•<no:• CERTIFICATE FROM .. Olt• t 1)->roHIIII•III .,,.. ''' ,,.,,,,~1 "• 11 '""'"''" V •l•h t• l• "'' ' '""1"•••1 • •1'1 tl\0 ,...,, .1 101'~: !1/Pd d un n~,.,. ,,r ..1 o;.,, •.,,"'""d""' ./ ''"'·' "' , lh I S> ,l• .ljl(ll o< ' ''" IQ ol ' it'l rt llr oul _. ..,, IOioll" <l l 111 lhl\ , tot ,• ''' •t•P'""'''" '"'"'"'" "' '"'""""' ''' ' ''"""' •••>:lot '"" THE SHOE BOX 111-r•nol>-r 'II 1qn Aoh oll••l ""'' 1.'} '>4[, Hltt'o lr•hr loh•• t il I'~ 'f/1 Ill ~ I "'"'' ;~ !~/ l'J l<; C..wut \1 OOOcnlOO "'' ''~ '" II' 1~ 1 1\1/~ hv ••n•· ~ /Oi/W/OII o t"'•d•hu• • 1.41~11•'~ ~1 1 1!1 M lljj ~ \'~ II kl [\1 I -" "•' ,,,,..,,• ., "'II-.{UII"1 ,!fld r,111-.Pd """'~'lot.- 'fld rl-<1• lui, I lll'ilr•-Hir• 'II flllr., I HI •nt IMOt•· ott, ,•.,,,,,,,,,.,." ll'>o n,. "" '·""''" ''' I 1~'\l,.rl•r verse. Miss Debbie Avey, Albany , bride-;,lect of Rick Gilmore, so_n of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gr1m ore, Jr ., Pomeroy, was honored Sunday afternoon with a lawn party and shower at the Athens home of Candy . GoodWin . Co-hosU,ss for the party was Tana Swindell. A Yellow, green an d orange color scheme was carried out . In the decorations. The gjft table was placed beneath an . h was apple tree from w hJc suspended a large ye llow bell . · d t The bell motl·r was carrre ou BASIC KNIT TECHNIQUES Taught By Ruth Baumgardner ' (6 Classes) · Remember Dad On·His Day Wrth AGift First Class Starts A reading, "Who is my Neighbor ?" was read by Rachel McBride followed by prayer. The Presbytery of Hudso n River are the missionaries to be prayed for, and Frankie Mumaw read an article about them . The program reviewed the life of Eve with readings by Ruth Zavitz, Rac.hel McBride and Jane Teaford . The day bein g Miss Mumaw's birthday she ·was presented gifts. A cake baked and decorated by Miss Debbie ,Harden and homemade ice cream made by Esther Harden were served to Miss Mumaw, Susie Fischer, Ada Slack, Jane Teaford, Florence Potts, Laura Pickens, Rachel McBride, Ruth Zavitz, Esther Harden, Pierce , Jf!flce Mildred Lawson. Miss Mumaw was <orfll .,r rS...! ~ iifrl Monday Evening _ June 17 At 6:30 From •12.00 heritage house Payable at Beginning Your Thorn MeAn Store Middleport, 0. NEW STORE HOURS Mon ., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pomeroy ; Helen Swai n , Rosemary Roxie Lowe, Leonard Cind v_, Draper, Debbie Kr'rkendall, Mr.ldr ed Kirkendall, Alena Kr'rkendall, ' winifred Frank, Esther Hawk. Donna Long, Dawn Moore , Ganelle Moiser, Conn r·e Mathis, Susan Quest. Karen Chadwell , Barbara McGrath, all of Athens. Mrs. Carl Blake, Coolville ; Cathy Stanley, Rober~ Huffman, Sandra Hope, Cathy Carsey, Kay Reeves , Albany ; Christina Pwigg, Mrs. R. A. Tues. thru Sat .. 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. "The Home of the Friendly Foil.·.~" Sprin~·. Grear Cacapon, W. :;:; • ;:;: V a . ; Debbie Kish, Ca thy '·'·'·'· -Log ue, Kitty Kemp ton, Carta ·.:·.: :-.:·. Geige r and Freda Bolen Glouste r", Kay l..ax, Pat' :;:; ::;: C p 11 · k and daughter, Kelly Sue, arrived at z·overt, Ne lsonville: Debbie o Y Ann DeConmc rmmerman, New Marshfield . Meusai, Ja.pan. ,last Wednesday to J'oin S.Sgt. Robert DeConnick M 1.'(" W.h,t/e hOS/S C'JU b ' J, h rs. Lucy Wh •''~ was osU,ss wednesday nrg · 11t for a meeting of the Sew-Rite-sewing Club at the Lrncoln · Hei ghts club house . Mrs. Ann Browning presided at the meetr'ng ,".. ,· th reports bcrng · · t e d by Mrs. presen E ve 1yn G'l r more , sec retary . an<! Mrs . Betty Wehrun g, treasurer. Members turned in fund s from the calendar pr ojec t of the clu b. Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel will be hostess for the next meeting .' Mrs . WhiU, served a dessert course to Mrs. Nettie Boyer, Mrs. Pandora Collins, Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Mrs . Martha Hoffman , Mrs. Shirley Baity and Mrs. Flo Strickland. M _POWELL'S 298Second St. Pomeroy, 0. STORE HOURS: MONDAY- SATURDAYBAM-10 PM SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM •. VETS HAVE PARTY RACINE - A party for veU,rans confined to the Athens Mental Health Center was held Thursday afternoon by Racine American ~g ion Post 602 and its Auxiliary. Games were played and ice cream and cake were se rved. Mrs . Myrtle Walker and Mrs. Herschel Norris, Racine, had charge of the party . NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OWNER, MR. JULIUS PRESTON SEE THEM NOW Frigidaire Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers and Dish Blue & Grey Restaurant Pomeroy, 0. Main & Court Announcing Our New Hours: Washers Starting Monday, June 17, Our New Hours Are - - - FROM TilE HOME ECONOMICS CLASS ROOMS OF THE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOlS 6 AM TO 10 PM MON. THRU THURS. 6 AM TO 12 PM FRI. & SAT. REGATTA WEEK SPECIAL Monday thru Saturday, June 17-22 *BIG SAVINGS *NEW WARRANTY BAKER FURNITURE ADDED ... MIDDLEPORT, 0. 4 who has already been there a year. Polly Ann.and her three year old spent the past year here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr, Sr. The family expects to be in Japan for the next three years. Sgt. DeConnick secured base housing and arrangements have beenmade!orKellySuetoenternurseryschoolinJuly. Several farewell parties were given for Polly - one at Philip Sporn where she has been employed for the past year, another by her sorority, Beta Sigma Phi, one at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, also honoring the Richard Rupes who will be leaving for Africa next month, and a family affair. At the family gathering at Kafr home on Pleasant Ridge were Polly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer, Marion; Mr. an d Mrs. Ted Matthews, Huron; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burgess and Kevin , Mrs. Thelma Lytle , Mr. and Mrs. Jerrrey Karr, Pomeroy; Mr . and Mrs. Richard Karr, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Karr, Middleport . Polly Ann called when she arrived at Meusai. Since she and her daughter had traveled on military flights, the trip took five days considering the many stops and delays along the way. And here at the Karr home, things seem mighty quiet without bubbling Kelly Sue and her mother. FRIDAY MARY SHRINE order of the White Shrine of Jerusalme, school of instructions con· dueled by the district deputy , Vida Carson. 8 p.m . Potluck dinner afterwards. TEEN DANCE , Pomeroy Jr . High, 9-12, sponso red by JUST A reminder to the senior ci.tizens ... Pomeroy Re creation Board Items for the craft bazaar to be held at the Senior Citizens and Pomeroy PTA. Music by Center in conjunction with Regatta weekend activities are to be " Transit " Admission $1. ~ken to the Center now and not later than Monday. Since most of Refreshments. the money gained from sales goes back to the senior citizens SATURDAY making the item, each item must be tagged before it goes on SYRACUSE Ladi es Fire display, and this is no small chore for the Center staff. Depar lment Auxiliary chicken supper, at the fire sta ti on. Serving begins at lt :30 a.m. The menu includes chicken and noodles, ma shed potatoes, Election of office rs and Departemental , Eight and baked beans, cole slaw, rolls, appointment of committees for Forty for national vice tea or coffee for $1.50 and pie, the 1974-75 year took place at chapeau of the Centra l will be JO ce nts extra. the Monday night meeting of Division, a 12 state area. MONDAY the Meigs County Salon 710, Election and ins~llation will MEIGS Band Boos ters, Eight and Forty , at th e take place at the national special meeting in the band Syracuse Roadside Park. A convention in Miami , Fla ., room, 7:30p.m. wiener roas t preceded the Aug. 21-23 . CANDYSTRIPERS, 7p.m. in meeting. Regatta was discussed and cafeteria at Veterans Elected for the year were plans made for a frog window Memorial Hospi~l . All girls Mrs. Mary Martin , cha peau ; exhibit at the Elberfeld urged to atU,nd . Mrs. Lula Hampton, first demi Department Store . Plans were MIDDLEPORT Child chapeau; Mrs. Ruby Marshall, also made for several memsecond demi chapeau: Mrs. bers to attend the staU, con- Conservation League, Route Florence Richards, 1-aumon- vention in Colwnbus, July 13 33, Roadside Park, for a picnic 7:30 p.m. Take · own table ier ; Mrs . Peark Knapp , and 14. service. l'archiviste: Mrs. Eileen Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Roush concierge; were in charge of the wiener .. Searls , Ia ENJOY VISIT Mrs. Julia Hysell, Ia roast and social hour during Lynn and Gwynn Reynolds, secretaire - cassiere; · Mrs. which time secret sisters exdaughU,rs of Mr. and Mrs. Val Rhoda Hack ett , !-advocate , changed gifts . A chicken and Mrs . Marie Boyd, pouvior barbecue and potluck will be Reynolds , Morgantown, W. member. held at the home of Mrs. Va., have been here visiting their grandparents, Mr. and CommitU,es appoinU,d were Walker, Racine, In ·July . Mrs. Edgar Reynolds . Mrs . Myrtle Walker, children and youth ; Mrs. Zuelelia Smith, constitution and byLADIES AUXILIARY laws: Mrs. Eunie Brinker, CHESTER - The Ladies partner~hip; Mrs . Mary Auxiliary of the volunteer fire Roush, nurses scholarship; department met Wednesday Mrs. Veda Davis, ritual and evening at the firehouse . emblem; and Mrs. Edith Fox, President Margaret Christy parody. presided. Minutes of the During the meeting it was previous meeting were read by announced that Mrs. Martin Clara Conroy and the has been endorsed by the Ohio treasurer's report by . Opal _____'!""'_ _ _ _ _.., Wickham. Committees for the • year are ways and means, Marcia Keller, Joy Clark, Grace Gumpf and Clarice Allen; fire and rescue, Betty Snarl Proof Newell, Margaret Christy, Opal Wickham, Inzy Newell Reg . $4.69 and Esther Ridenour; good of the order, Erma Cleland, Opal ONLY • Hollon; Karla Chevalier, Jean Sexson, and Dorothy Myers; community service, Ethel Orr, Sina Bailey, Opal Eichinger, Virginia Burke and Clara Chesler, 0. 985-3301 Conroy. Plans for serving food at the museum June 23 were discussed . Members atU,nding were Clarice Allen, Margar-et Christy, Opal Wickham, Clara Conroy, Inzy Newell, Ethel Orr, Marcia Keller and Opal Hollon . 25% OFF REGULAR PRICE • •• . 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To The Secondary Reading Program July 8-July 19 Two Writing Behavioral Objectives July 22-Aug. 9 Three Career Educator July 22-Aug. 9 Three Social Studies in the '70's July 22-Aug. 23 Three Teacher-made Learning Materials Aug.l2-Aug. ·23 One· .' Te~ching 1 · Come in , • , Wri te , . , or Phone lor your FREf COPY Our 4 Buses Call 675-5829 Communications in The Modern School seek help. William S. Diles Diles Heari~g Aid Ce~ter · Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W. U~ion St., Ath~~s "ll>e Ohio Valley's Most Exciting Church" · Temporarily Mcetin~J Next To Mason County Fairgrounds , Off Rt. 62N, 4 Miles North Of Point Pleasant - Booklet prepar ed Credit Dates Hours June 17-July 28 Two TITLE Informal Reading Diagnosis Humanistic ·personal stories of . triumph Wed. Evening 7:30 PM ...~~~ MIDDLEPORT 0. . 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I' Commercial MARTHA HOLDEN JENNINGS FOUNDATION 1'he inost p(,pular night club in. present Re5i dential And SUM ER '74 WORKSHOPS •3 86 -----------------------------------Serving Complete Evening Meals TillO:OO PM The MEIGS INN the tri.- county areu is proud to CARPET CLEANING Salon names officers BOOSTER CABLE DIFFERENT SIZES to Har ri et Bra cken, V.P , Huntin gton Nationa l Bank , and Irene Godfrey , personn al administra tor Th e City N · 1B k d atrona an an Trust, for the outs~ndin g and successful man ner in which they as cochairmen conducted the tri. I f reg rona co n ercn cc. The business meeting reveal ed that four Ohr'o ~roup mcrnber '·' s have been named to Who's Who - America n Women and Wh o's Wh o in Ohio, two members hav e ente red th e Polr' tr' ct:l 1 arena with success. one h" s been hon or ed bv Wooster· ' Co llege ,and one n,·1med president of A.!. B. Group . Off r·c·ers r'ns ' ·a \\•.<1 for· th• w " ' coming yea r by Sue Fenton were , c hairwoma n, Bette Swartzlander. V. P . Firs t Nationa l Bank , Bellevue; Vi ce Chairwoman , Irene Godfrey; secretary , Geraldine Marston, family finan ce ofli cer , Park Na ti onal Bank, Newark ; and treasurer Emma Stokes, VP .. , Miam i Deposit Ban k, Yellow Springs . OSBY AND Mary Martin and his brother, Vinson, are home from a 10 day trip to Texas to visit Mrs. Martin 's son, Frank Kelton at Katy, Tex. Enroute there tne three stayed overnight in Nashville with Mrs. Eleanor Bates, a former resident. They also toured an Indian reservation at Livingston, Tex. T,here was lots of sightseeing in Texas and at Houston the group took in a stage play s~rring Sal Mineo. Two days were spent in Mexico before they started home. Everywhere FAMILY MOVES Mrs. Gail (Addie) Bu'ck has received word that her brother, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Matson and children, Laurie, Jeanne and Scott, have moved from . Houlton, Maine, to Charlotteville, Va. Dr. Matson is a former resident of Pomeroy. .Joanne Wrllrams, assrsl<rnt cashier of The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. and ;Maxine Gr iffith . cash .r'e r of the Porr:·eroy . Natrona! . Bank participated in activitie•" of the National Association of Bank Women Inc. at the Sheraton Hotel, Columbus, from June 5 thru June 8. K t k Th eyno e spea er on ursday was Mrs. Gertr·udc Donahey, treasurer of the sta te of Ohio . Trust and corn· t'wns wor ks hops were munn:a cond ucted and . NABW educatr·on 1 explar·ned 1·n adetaprogram 'l Th 178 registered.· r . ere were Th T · R · 1 c f rr- 'degrona on erence d ed F en e h rr ld ay · and the Ohio group e rts Sat d Thspring meetin g onr ur ay · .· e group's Vote o apprecratron was extended STE AM,EXTRACTION RIO GRANDE COLLEGE WE HAVE fLOWERS II in the cake decoration s. Tile k ca e was served with punch and nuts. Games were played with prizes going to Karen Stanley , De hbbie Kishand CindyDraper. w o also won the door prize. . The guest list in cluded Mrs. Marlene Avey, mother of the br ide -e lect, and daught er , Vi cki , Portsm outh ; Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore, nlother of the groom-;,lect, Mrs. Nora Gilmore. Pat Wehrung, Linda Vaughan , Kathy Stanl ey, 1- - - - - - - - - . . . 11>""11 n1 •II trlllll~ \l ~l'rll'OI 1/. 1\1 .. ll'"''l II lr,l l• .. '> '1'1 Where Shoe$ Are Still Sensibly Priced Ml DOLE PORT, 0. surpdsed as the group was joined by he r nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumaw, Mingo Junction. The meeting closed with group prayer. The July Bible study will be on Sarah. SYRACUSE - Miss Donna Frances Imboden, Rutland: Imboden enU,r~ined at her Non nie Imboden, Columbus; home recently with a layette Nancy Arnold, Carroll ; Linda shower for Mrs. Rose Mary Roe, Dennie , Robert and Imboden ·Brown, Columbus. Michael and Myrtle Imboden, The home was decorated in a Columbus : Geraldine Martin pink, white and blue color and Harvey and Bernice scheme. Games were played Winebrenner, Syracuse ; Eloise with prizes won by Judy Lawrence, Earline Imboden, Krautter and Bernice Judy Krautrer, Elma Imboden Winebrenner. and Jayce Ann Imboden ' After the honoree opened her Minersville. gifts, refreshments were Sending a gift was Mae served by Miss Imboden Swisher, Middleport. assisted by Timmy , Jayne , Nonnie and Linda Imboden to plliiiiroi-ii'ii " oiii-iriil-iliiiiiil__ _, Ruth Shain, Racine; -Evelyn Landers and granddaughter, Velvet, Pomeroy ; Charlotte For All Occasions Wright and Traci, Langsville; .,.._....:..;::..;:.:::,..::;.::;:::::.;;:.;;;,_.... We Wire F·loWer's· o.l th• )t ~h· 111 flh •'l '-'·tdi! ,,. ,,,,.., t'lll PUN SEWRIH IIH INSI.JRU CI COMPIPII , ,, t:t.o1t,., •,, ,,,. "' Mo ,...-111 , 1\ SYRACUSE The Emily Missionary Society of the First UniU,d Presbyterian Church, Syracuse , met recently in the chur ch annex . The meeting wa s presided over by the president, Laura Pickens and opened with the reading of "The Purpose of Presbyterian Women ", a poem a·nd the thought for the month, " If you tru st, you will not worry; if you worry you do not trus t". Mrs. · Pi ckens also read for devotions "TrusU,r" from the booklet "These Days" followed by prayer. Roll ca ll was answered by nine members with a scripture Baby shower is given OR GIVE HIM A GIFT ~To t • Shower honors Miss Avey [i)lc~:;:;:;;ii'' ' ''"'"':::: ~: : : >,~: : : : : l[ Bank .women have meet :; · . Y .: : : O c orner . . By_Charlene Hoeflich . {'.:..: . Society conv·enes PHONE: 592-6238 ' ;• j Registration opens June 17, 1974 and continues to the first day of each workshop. Enrollment by phone is available. Call the RIO GRAND.E COLLEGE Admissions Office at 614-245-5353 between 9 a. m: and 4 p.m. Monday through Frida.y. - . · I .I ' .\ I l I ! I \ I l [. I �5-:-- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 14, 1974 ' 4 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 14, 1974 ' Shower fetes 'NFL dispute continues NEW YORK (UP!) - Where is Henry Kissinger now that 'l'e really need him? The National Football League owners and the Players Associati~n could not even agree as to how the cu rren t contract negoatiations terminated Thursday afternoon, which indicates how the ~lks are progressing on the players' list ·of 63 demands. The NFL owners charged iJ!lmediately after the meeting broke up that the Players Association had walked out of the negotiations unilaterally. Of , course, the Players Association refuted the NFL Management Council's charge . The man in the middle, federal negotiator Jim Scearce, reluc~ntly· admitted the players' version of both sides walking out together after negotiations remained stalemated was basically correct. One area in which the owners and the players agreed was that the three days of negotiations has made no appreciable progress toward settling the C<Jntract dispute, with a strike scheduled for July 1 if an agreement is not reached. Both sides said they will return to the negotiating table next Tuesday in Washington for discussion on pension and 'I. ' '. I in this area and say there's no point in reswning the negotia- trois on player movement between teams . The owners contend this would lead to anarchy and are insisting no changes arc neces· sary. tions unUI the owners are willing to make a "meaningful response" to their demands for complete elimination of con- MARIO N. Ohio (UP!) co~che d by Bunk Ad"ms of Many of the finest high school Toledo Scott, Duane Miller of basketball players in the state Dalton and Jack Van Reeth of will be battling to snap a 7-7 series deadlock here Saturday night in the 1974 North - South All-Ohio Cage Classic at . VeU,rans Memorial Coliseum. ""0' This year's North squad is A UXZ•l•zar11 Reds, Angels, JJejl[fJIYS notch Pee Wee wins ·has. meet Major Leagu e Leaders By United Fl ress Inter national TERRARIUM ss.95 UMW has meeting Dudley's Aorist I !. 1I Mrs. Snodgrass Marion hosts 15th North-So·u th battle In Pee Wee baseball action this week, the Rutlan~ Reds leading Batt e rs topp ed the Middleport Nat iona l L ea qu e g . at> r . h. pet. Mustan gs, 14-9, the Pomeroy Gar r , All 59 255 35 95 .373 Angels bombed the Middleport S m ith . Sl.L 5-1 20-13 4 76 .3 73 Gross, Hou 56 181 31 61 .3 37 Cubs, 28-(), and the Pomeroy Ca sh , Phil 59 24 1 42 79 .328 Dav is, Mil 50 206 2!1 67 .325 Redlegs ousted the Rutl and Zisk , Pit 50 166 27 54 .325 Angels, 12-8. Maddox . S F 60 244 38 79 . 31 4 Reds 14 Mustangs 9 Garv e y , L A 60 2J6 41 80 . 323 Reitz , St .L 56 212 15 68 . 321 T. T. Simmons went all the Buckner , L A 53 206 28 66 320 way for the Reds, strikin g out American Lea qu e g. ab r. h . pet . six and walking W. Ca r ew , M in 54 213 34 83 .390 Simmons and Bishop led the Ja c kson , Oak 52 186 38 69 .371 Hargrv e, T ex 41 129 2 1 47 . 36<1 winners with a single each, OliYa , Min 47 176 14 59 . 335 Blomberg , NY 43 136 22 44 324 while Shawn Baker and Chris Yaz.• Bo s 58 26 0 39 64 320 BurdetU, each singled for the. insurance issues. Robn son . Bit 55 204 16 65 .3 19 Kel l y , Chi 42 166 2-4 53 .3 19 Mustangs and Alan King and But the · players'"freedom Rudi , Oak 57 225 27 71 316 Charlie Davis slapped two demands," which were Thurs- Burrghs , Tex 58 232 35 73 .315 singles apiece. Home Runs day's chief topic, are still the National League : .Wynn , LA Davis, Burdette and King major stumbling block in the 17 ; Sc hmid t, Ph i l 14 : Ben ch. Cin , Cedeno . Hou and Garvey , were the pitchers for the ~lks. LA 12 . Mus~ngs , walking Jl ba tters. The players have 13 demands American league : . Horton , Det and Jackson. Oak 15 ; Porn. Angels 28 Cubs 0 Al len . Ch i. Burroughs , Tex and The Angels banged out 21 Mayberry , KC. 13. Remember Dad June Uth Runs Batted In hits, while the Cubs got just WtihA National League : Garvey and Wynn , LA 53 ; Smi th , SL L 51 ; one, as Todd Fife starU,d for Cedeno , Hou 46 ; Cey , LA 45 . the Angels and went three American League : Bur innings, striking out nine . J . R. roughs , T ex 55 ; Mayberry , KC "A Miniature Year-Around 44 ; Jack son , Oak 43 : Rudi , Oak Warpsley replaced him in the 42 ; Al l en , Chi 41. Garden". fourth, striking out four and Pitching ' National League : John , LA 9- yielding the lone Cub hit, a 1; Carlton , Phil 9 -4 : McG l othen , up SI . L 8-J : Morton . Atl 8 -5 : six triple by Tim Wamsley . pitchers tied wit,h 7 victories . Eddie Miller went three American league : G . Perry . innings on the mound for the Ctev 11 -1: Wood. Ctli 10 -7 : Cuellar , Ball 8-3; Tiant , Bos 8- Cubs, striking out fiv e, while 59 N. Second St. 5 ; Hunter , Oak 8-7 ; Bibby , Tex Tim Wamsley replaced him, B·B. Middleport. 0. striking out four . Fife and J . R. Wamsley each slammed a pair of homers for the winners, while Ronnie Richards and Scott Harrison Dad's day .. . a time to each rapped a round tripper. Fife and Richards also sh!Jw him that you care. slammed a triple each, while Give him something Wamsley, S~awn Gilmore and special that you've chosen Nick.y Riggs .cracked doubles, with love. and Scott Harrison, Fife, and Chuck Bailey each had a single, Nicky Riggs slapped two singles. and Bryan Zerkle smacked three solo hits. Redlegs 12 Rut. Angels 8 John Aeiker was crediU,d with the win for the Redlegs, going four innings , before being relieved by John Smith. They combined for 13 strikeouts, while BO!y Willis .and Dean Whittington hurled for the Angels, combining for ·10 strikeouts. Rod Manley . and John McKinney cracked homers for the Redlegs, while McKinney added a triple and pair of singles. Rhett Milhoan smacked two singles and Aeiker added a solo hit to round soft suede. A crepe sole that out the winners' hitting at~ck . cus!Uons )UUr ride. No laces to tie. Craig Bolin paced the Angels This shoe's so simple-minded ii thinks it's a slipper. hitters with a double and single, while Dean Whittington added a double and Jerry Dewhurst a single. I. Etldy -~ schedule Mr . Eliliy F:du c~ t. o r 's sd1edule for week of .hmc 17 in Mei gs C(run ty : A l!!yette showeP honoring M"nday -- Scho>)\ Lot, li-6 ::!0 However, both sides say they p.m. ; Ca rpenter , 6 :40-7:i0; Mrs. l.oj s Snodgra ss was held are willin g to modify their Wolf Pen, 8-8 ::10. rece ntly at the home of Mr. and stands. Mrs. Ralph Stewart, I Rt. 4, Thursday' - Portland Ele. Its · just U1at neither has to & Vic., 9:30-11 a.m. ; .Por tland Pomeroy . Hostesses for the this point. Co mmunity, · 11 : 15-11 :> 0; shower were Mrs. Charlotte Riverview Elc. & Vic ., 12:45- Stewar·t, Mrs. Donna Lattiey 2:15 p.m.; Reed sville, 2:30-:1: an d Mrs. Zelma Stewart. · Apink and blue color sc heme Eden Church, .1: :10-4; Long [)ottom , 4:30-5: Stiversvillc, wa s carried out in the refresh5:30-1i: :l0: Great Bend. 7:30-8. ment ~ble decorations and Friday - Racine, 10~noon ; streamers decorated the room. Southern & Vic.. 12:30-1:30 Games were pJayed with pri zes p.m. ; Arms Lan e, 2-2 15 : going to Mrs. Joan Wolfe, Mrs. Kroger Parkin g Lot , 4-5 p.m. Ruth Sim pson and Mrs. Claudia Roush who al so won Wes t Holmes. :·: ·:·:;:::;;:;.;::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::~:: the door prize . The South uni t for the 15th Cake decorated with pink annual contest is under the and blue booties, mints , nuts, direction of Phil Dubbs of .)' po~to chips, coffee and U,a Franklin - Monroe , Dave were served to those named Scheetz of Columbus Mohawk and Mrs. Mattie Lawrence, and Keith Merrin of Mount Mrs . Linda Eva ns and Becky, Vernon . Mrs . Betty Rupe, Gre g La they, SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Miss Bonnie Lawrence, Miss The North roster is made up of Pleasant's Scott Ballinger, Ladies Auxiliary of the Mildred Gillilan and · Miss Canton South's Vic Watkin s, Volunteer Fire Department Brenda Rupe. Steubenville 's Mik e Styl es, met Monday evening at the Others presenting gifts to Toledo Scott's Frank Steele, Municipal building . The Mrs. Snodgrass were Mrs. meeting was conducted by t.he Alice Priddy, Mrs. Glenna Conlinen~l's Greg Spitnale, Youngstown Ursuline's Tim president, Mary Pickens and Fetty and Shelia, Mrs. Faye Joyce , Toledo Wai te's Gary opened with praying the Lord's Walker, Mrs. Nina Rupe,Mrs. .Jackson , Genoa 's Ron Ham - Prayer and giving the Hag Donna Morris, Mrs. Pauline mye, Lorain Clearview's Larry pledge in unison . Mrs. Pickens Smith, Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass, Harris and Cleve land Ken- had devotions. James Eades , Mrs. Ona Arix, Roll call was an swered by 15 Mrs . Frances Wilcoxen, Mrs. nedy's Larry Boston . Gracing the South lineup are members b¥ naming their Pauline Gorby, David Ted Williams of Moun t Vernon, ravori te color . Snodgrass, Mrs. Freda Jacks Jud Wood of Columbus The secretary report read by a nd Penny, ·Mrs . Debbie Northland, Terry Burris, Janice Lawson and the Critc hfield, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whitehall, Norvain Morgan of treasurer's report by Jean Petrel, Mrs . Cinda Harris, Mr. Trotwood Madi son , Ted Halt, pro U,m were read and and Mrs. Ron Haning and Mrs. Lemmon of West Muskingum. approved . Mildred Pierce TresSa Davis. Allen Hayes ol Oak Hills, Bo reported on the dues and flower Clements of Portsmouth , Mark fund ; sy mpathy fund by Elva Bayless of Chillicothe , Randy Dailey and the special project Ayers of Springfield North and fund by Nancy Neutzling. were served by the hosU,sses , Richard Adams of Cincinnati A discussion was held on the Sue Rice and Vicki Rizer to Colerain. chicken dinner to be served Marie Rizer, Clara Lavender, Saturday, Jun e 15 at the Ada Slack , Jean Hall, Eleanor All Bohram, Myla Hudson, Janice Municipal building. members are to be at the Lawson , Thelma Grueser, buildin g Friday at 9 a.m. to Mildred Pierce, Mary Pickens, prepare for the dinner . Na ncy Neutzling, Charlot te Next meeting will be June ?4 · Nease, Elva Dailey and guests, at 6 p.m. with a picnic in the Eber Pickens Jr., and Tina municipal park. Refreshments Pierce. ' SYRACUSE - "Missionary Challenge at Home" was the program topic presenU,d by Mrs. Anna Hilldore at the recent meeting of the UniU,d REEDSVILLE Ce lia leading roles in . three major Methodist Women of the daughter of Mr. and theatre productions and McCoy, Syracuse Asbury Church at the Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, Reedsville, home of Mrs. Margaret directed two minor produchas been named for the second tions. She was also a ca ndidate Eichinger. The ca ll to worship by Mrs. consecutive semester to the for homecoming queen , a Miss Opal Kloes Included a poem by Dean's Hon or List of Glenville GSC contestant, a member of Helen Steiner Ri~e and two S~te College with a 4. avera ge. the concert band, the debate readings from the "Healing Celia graduated from GSC team, Ohnimgohow Players Fountain ". Scripture was Eccl. during ceremonies held at and a two-year contestant in 3:1-13 and there was a Glenville. May 10. the Mid-East Individual While at Glenville, Mis s Events Tournament. medi~tion, "How Not to Be Happy" by Mrs. Kloes, whose McCoy was a member of Alpha Miss McCoy, a 1970 graduate birthday was observed during Sigma Alpha Sority for which of Eastern Hi gh School the meeting. A birthday card she was sOcial chairwoman received an A.B. in Educatio~ was signed for a missionary in and Model Pledge of the 1972-73 in the fields of English and Liberia. Thirty-five shut-in sc hool yea r . Celia played Speech. calls were noted . To close the meeting Mrs . Helen Teaford read " Lord of MRS. MOSES DIES Our Concerns" . Attending Friends here have received MRS. REUTER DIES besides those named were Mrs. word of the death of Mrs. Molly Mrs. Homer Hawkins has Alice Capehart, Mrs. Lura Moses. Athens on Tuesday. She received word from her Crooks, Mrs . Unda Ferrell, is the mother of Mrs. Helen nephew , Theodore Reuter, Mrs. Nora Houdashelt, Mrs . Billings, active American Hamilton, of the death of his Christina Grimm, Miss Marcia Legion Auxiliary member, and wife, Pearl, Tuesday. Funeral Karr, Mrs. Ann Sauvage, Mrs . director o£ the Auxiliary's services were held today in Bernice Winebrenner and Mrs: veterans' work at the Athens Hamilton. Theodore, son of Mr. Grace Weese. Mental Health CenU,r. and Mrs . Walter Reuter, formerly r<'sided in Pomeroy. Miss McCoy listed •ol [,t,r1•<no:• CERTIFICATE FROM .. Olt• t 1)->roHIIII•III .,,.. ''' ,,.,,,,~1 "• 11 '""'"''" V •l•h t• l• "'' ' '""1"•••1 • •1'1 tl\0 ,...,, .1 101'~: !1/Pd d un n~,.,. ,,r ..1 o;.,, •.,,"'""d""' ./ ''"'·' "' , lh I S> ,l• .ljl(ll o< ' ''" IQ ol ' it'l rt llr oul _. ..,, IOioll" <l l 111 lhl\ , tot ,• ''' •t•P'""'''" '"'"'"'" "' '"'""""' ''' ' ''"""' •••>:lot '"" THE SHOE BOX 111-r•nol>-r 'II 1qn Aoh oll••l ""'' 1.'} '>4[, Hltt'o lr•hr loh•• t il I'~ 'f/1 Ill ~ I "'"'' ;~ !~/ l'J l<; C..wut \1 OOOcnlOO "'' ''~ '" II' 1~ 1 1\1/~ hv ••n•· ~ /Oi/W/OII o t"'•d•hu• • 1.41~11•'~ ~1 1 1!1 M lljj ~ \'~ II kl [\1 I -" "•' ,,,,..,,• ., "'II-.{UII"1 ,!fld r,111-.Pd """'~'lot.- 'fld rl-<1• lui, I lll'ilr•-Hir• 'II flllr., I HI •nt IMOt•· ott, ,•.,,,,,,,,,.,." ll'>o n,. "" '·""''" ''' I 1~'\l,.rl•r verse. Miss Debbie Avey, Albany , bride-;,lect of Rick Gilmore, so_n of Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gr1m ore, Jr ., Pomeroy, was honored Sunday afternoon with a lawn party and shower at the Athens home of Candy . GoodWin . Co-hosU,ss for the party was Tana Swindell. A Yellow, green an d orange color scheme was carried out . In the decorations. The gjft table was placed beneath an . h was apple tree from w hJc suspended a large ye llow bell . · d t The bell motl·r was carrre ou BASIC KNIT TECHNIQUES Taught By Ruth Baumgardner ' (6 Classes) · Remember Dad On·His Day Wrth AGift First Class Starts A reading, "Who is my Neighbor ?" was read by Rachel McBride followed by prayer. The Presbytery of Hudso n River are the missionaries to be prayed for, and Frankie Mumaw read an article about them . The program reviewed the life of Eve with readings by Ruth Zavitz, Rac.hel McBride and Jane Teaford . The day bein g Miss Mumaw's birthday she ·was presented gifts. A cake baked and decorated by Miss Debbie ,Harden and homemade ice cream made by Esther Harden were served to Miss Mumaw, Susie Fischer, Ada Slack, Jane Teaford, Florence Potts, Laura Pickens, Rachel McBride, Ruth Zavitz, Esther Harden, Pierce , Jf!flce Mildred Lawson. Miss Mumaw was <orfll .,r rS...! ~ iifrl Monday Evening _ June 17 At 6:30 From •12.00 heritage house Payable at Beginning Your Thorn MeAn Store Middleport, 0. NEW STORE HOURS Mon ., 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pomeroy ; Helen Swai n , Rosemary Roxie Lowe, Leonard Cind v_, Draper, Debbie Kr'rkendall, Mr.ldr ed Kirkendall, Alena Kr'rkendall, ' winifred Frank, Esther Hawk. Donna Long, Dawn Moore , Ganelle Moiser, Conn r·e Mathis, Susan Quest. Karen Chadwell , Barbara McGrath, all of Athens. Mrs. Carl Blake, Coolville ; Cathy Stanley, Rober~ Huffman, Sandra Hope, Cathy Carsey, Kay Reeves , Albany ; Christina Pwigg, Mrs. R. A. Tues. thru Sat .. 9 a .m . to 5 p.m. "The Home of the Friendly Foil.·.~" Sprin~·. Grear Cacapon, W. :;:; • ;:;: V a . ; Debbie Kish, Ca thy '·'·'·'· -Log ue, Kitty Kemp ton, Carta ·.:·.: :-.:·. Geige r and Freda Bolen Glouste r", Kay l..ax, Pat' :;:; ::;: C p 11 · k and daughter, Kelly Sue, arrived at z·overt, Ne lsonville: Debbie o Y Ann DeConmc rmmerman, New Marshfield . Meusai, Ja.pan. ,last Wednesday to J'oin S.Sgt. Robert DeConnick M 1.'(" W.h,t/e hOS/S C'JU b ' J, h rs. Lucy Wh •''~ was osU,ss wednesday nrg · 11t for a meeting of the Sew-Rite-sewing Club at the Lrncoln · Hei ghts club house . Mrs. Ann Browning presided at the meetr'ng ,".. ,· th reports bcrng · · t e d by Mrs. presen E ve 1yn G'l r more , sec retary . an<! Mrs . Betty Wehrun g, treasurer. Members turned in fund s from the calendar pr ojec t of the clu b. Mrs. Carolyn McDaniel will be hostess for the next meeting .' Mrs . WhiU, served a dessert course to Mrs. Nettie Boyer, Mrs. Pandora Collins, Mrs. Lenora McKnight, Mrs . Martha Hoffman , Mrs. Shirley Baity and Mrs. Flo Strickland. M _POWELL'S 298Second St. Pomeroy, 0. STORE HOURS: MONDAY- SATURDAYBAM-10 PM SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM •. VETS HAVE PARTY RACINE - A party for veU,rans confined to the Athens Mental Health Center was held Thursday afternoon by Racine American ~g ion Post 602 and its Auxiliary. Games were played and ice cream and cake were se rved. Mrs . Myrtle Walker and Mrs. Herschel Norris, Racine, had charge of the party . NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT OWNER, MR. JULIUS PRESTON SEE THEM NOW Frigidaire Ranges, Refrigerators, Washers, Dryers and Dish Blue & Grey Restaurant Pomeroy, 0. Main & Court Announcing Our New Hours: Washers Starting Monday, June 17, Our New Hours Are - - - FROM TilE HOME ECONOMICS CLASS ROOMS OF THE LOCAL HIGH SCHOOlS 6 AM TO 10 PM MON. THRU THURS. 6 AM TO 12 PM FRI. & SAT. REGATTA WEEK SPECIAL Monday thru Saturday, June 17-22 *BIG SAVINGS *NEW WARRANTY BAKER FURNITURE ADDED ... MIDDLEPORT, 0. 4 who has already been there a year. Polly Ann.and her three year old spent the past year here with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr, Sr. The family expects to be in Japan for the next three years. Sgt. DeConnick secured base housing and arrangements have beenmade!orKellySuetoenternurseryschoolinJuly. Several farewell parties were given for Polly - one at Philip Sporn where she has been employed for the past year, another by her sorority, Beta Sigma Phi, one at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, also honoring the Richard Rupes who will be leaving for Africa next month, and a family affair. At the family gathering at Kafr home on Pleasant Ridge were Polly's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer, Marion; Mr. an d Mrs. Ted Matthews, Huron; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Burgess and Kevin , Mrs. Thelma Lytle , Mr. and Mrs. Jerrrey Karr, Pomeroy; Mr . and Mrs. Richard Karr, and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Karr, Middleport . Polly Ann called when she arrived at Meusai. Since she and her daughter had traveled on military flights, the trip took five days considering the many stops and delays along the way. And here at the Karr home, things seem mighty quiet without bubbling Kelly Sue and her mother. FRIDAY MARY SHRINE order of the White Shrine of Jerusalme, school of instructions con· dueled by the district deputy , Vida Carson. 8 p.m . Potluck dinner afterwards. TEEN DANCE , Pomeroy Jr . High, 9-12, sponso red by JUST A reminder to the senior ci.tizens ... Pomeroy Re creation Board Items for the craft bazaar to be held at the Senior Citizens and Pomeroy PTA. Music by Center in conjunction with Regatta weekend activities are to be " Transit " Admission $1. ~ken to the Center now and not later than Monday. Since most of Refreshments. the money gained from sales goes back to the senior citizens SATURDAY making the item, each item must be tagged before it goes on SYRACUSE Ladi es Fire display, and this is no small chore for the Center staff. Depar lment Auxiliary chicken supper, at the fire sta ti on. Serving begins at lt :30 a.m. The menu includes chicken and noodles, ma shed potatoes, Election of office rs and Departemental , Eight and baked beans, cole slaw, rolls, appointment of committees for Forty for national vice tea or coffee for $1.50 and pie, the 1974-75 year took place at chapeau of the Centra l will be JO ce nts extra. the Monday night meeting of Division, a 12 state area. MONDAY the Meigs County Salon 710, Election and ins~llation will MEIGS Band Boos ters, Eight and Forty , at th e take place at the national special meeting in the band Syracuse Roadside Park. A convention in Miami , Fla ., room, 7:30p.m. wiener roas t preceded the Aug. 21-23 . CANDYSTRIPERS, 7p.m. in meeting. Regatta was discussed and cafeteria at Veterans Elected for the year were plans made for a frog window Memorial Hospi~l . All girls Mrs. Mary Martin , cha peau ; exhibit at the Elberfeld urged to atU,nd . Mrs. Lula Hampton, first demi Department Store . Plans were MIDDLEPORT Child chapeau; Mrs. Ruby Marshall, also made for several memsecond demi chapeau: Mrs. bers to attend the staU, con- Conservation League, Route Florence Richards, 1-aumon- vention in Colwnbus, July 13 33, Roadside Park, for a picnic 7:30 p.m. Take · own table ier ; Mrs . Peark Knapp , and 14. service. l'archiviste: Mrs. Eileen Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Roush concierge; were in charge of the wiener .. Searls , Ia ENJOY VISIT Mrs. Julia Hysell, Ia roast and social hour during Lynn and Gwynn Reynolds, secretaire - cassiere; · Mrs. which time secret sisters exdaughU,rs of Mr. and Mrs. Val Rhoda Hack ett , !-advocate , changed gifts . A chicken and Mrs . Marie Boyd, pouvior barbecue and potluck will be Reynolds , Morgantown, W. member. held at the home of Mrs. Va., have been here visiting their grandparents, Mr. and CommitU,es appoinU,d were Walker, Racine, In ·July . Mrs. Edgar Reynolds . Mrs . Myrtle Walker, children and youth ; Mrs. Zuelelia Smith, constitution and byLADIES AUXILIARY laws: Mrs. Eunie Brinker, CHESTER - The Ladies partner~hip; Mrs . Mary Auxiliary of the volunteer fire Roush, nurses scholarship; department met Wednesday Mrs. Veda Davis, ritual and evening at the firehouse . emblem; and Mrs. Edith Fox, President Margaret Christy parody. presided. Minutes of the During the meeting it was previous meeting were read by announced that Mrs. Martin Clara Conroy and the has been endorsed by the Ohio treasurer's report by . Opal _____'!""'_ _ _ _ _.., Wickham. Committees for the • year are ways and means, Marcia Keller, Joy Clark, Grace Gumpf and Clarice Allen; fire and rescue, Betty Snarl Proof Newell, Margaret Christy, Opal Wickham, Inzy Newell Reg . $4.69 and Esther Ridenour; good of the order, Erma Cleland, Opal ONLY • Hollon; Karla Chevalier, Jean Sexson, and Dorothy Myers; community service, Ethel Orr, Sina Bailey, Opal Eichinger, Virginia Burke and Clara Chesler, 0. 985-3301 Conroy. Plans for serving food at the museum June 23 were discussed . Members atU,nding were Clarice Allen, Margar-et Christy, Opal Wickham, Clara Conroy, Inzy Newell, Ethel Orr, Marcia Keller and Opal Hollon . 25% OFF REGULAR PRICE • •• . 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To The Secondary Reading Program July 8-July 19 Two Writing Behavioral Objectives July 22-Aug. 9 Three Career Educator July 22-Aug. 9 Three Social Studies in the '70's July 22-Aug. 23 Three Teacher-made Learning Materials Aug.l2-Aug. ·23 One· .' Te~ching 1 · Come in , • , Wri te , . , or Phone lor your FREf COPY Our 4 Buses Call 675-5829 Communications in The Modern School seek help. William S. Diles Diles Heari~g Aid Ce~ter · Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W. U~ion St., Ath~~s "ll>e Ohio Valley's Most Exciting Church" · Temporarily Mcetin~J Next To Mason County Fairgrounds , Off Rt. 62N, 4 Miles North Of Point Pleasant - Booklet prepar ed Credit Dates Hours June 17-July 28 Two TITLE Informal Reading Diagnosis Humanistic ·personal stories of . triumph Wed. Evening 7:30 PM ...~~~ MIDDLEPORT 0. . 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I' Commercial MARTHA HOLDEN JENNINGS FOUNDATION 1'he inost p(,pular night club in. present Re5i dential And SUM ER '74 WORKSHOPS •3 86 -----------------------------------Serving Complete Evening Meals TillO:OO PM The MEIGS INN the tri.- county areu is proud to CARPET CLEANING Salon names officers BOOSTER CABLE DIFFERENT SIZES to Har ri et Bra cken, V.P , Huntin gton Nationa l Bank , and Irene Godfrey , personn al administra tor Th e City N · 1B k d atrona an an Trust, for the outs~ndin g and successful man ner in which they as cochairmen conducted the tri. I f reg rona co n ercn cc. The business meeting reveal ed that four Ohr'o ~roup mcrnber '·' s have been named to Who's Who - America n Women and Wh o's Wh o in Ohio, two members hav e ente red th e Polr' tr' ct:l 1 arena with success. one h" s been hon or ed bv Wooster· ' Co llege ,and one n,·1med president of A.!. B. Group . Off r·c·ers r'ns ' ·a \\•.<1 for· th• w " ' coming yea r by Sue Fenton were , c hairwoma n, Bette Swartzlander. V. P . Firs t Nationa l Bank , Bellevue; Vi ce Chairwoman , Irene Godfrey; secretary , Geraldine Marston, family finan ce ofli cer , Park Na ti onal Bank, Newark ; and treasurer Emma Stokes, VP .. , Miam i Deposit Ban k, Yellow Springs . OSBY AND Mary Martin and his brother, Vinson, are home from a 10 day trip to Texas to visit Mrs. Martin 's son, Frank Kelton at Katy, Tex. Enroute there tne three stayed overnight in Nashville with Mrs. Eleanor Bates, a former resident. They also toured an Indian reservation at Livingston, Tex. T,here was lots of sightseeing in Texas and at Houston the group took in a stage play s~rring Sal Mineo. Two days were spent in Mexico before they started home. Everywhere FAMILY MOVES Mrs. Gail (Addie) Bu'ck has received word that her brother, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Matson and children, Laurie, Jeanne and Scott, have moved from . Houlton, Maine, to Charlotteville, Va. Dr. Matson is a former resident of Pomeroy. .Joanne Wrllrams, assrsl<rnt cashier of The Farmers Bank & Savings Co. and ;Maxine Gr iffith . cash .r'e r of the Porr:·eroy . Natrona! . Bank participated in activitie•" of the National Association of Bank Women Inc. at the Sheraton Hotel, Columbus, from June 5 thru June 8. K t k Th eyno e spea er on ursday was Mrs. Gertr·udc Donahey, treasurer of the sta te of Ohio . Trust and corn· t'wns wor ks hops were munn:a cond ucted and . NABW educatr·on 1 explar·ned 1·n adetaprogram 'l Th 178 registered.· r . ere were Th T · R · 1 c f rr- 'degrona on erence d ed F en e h rr ld ay · and the Ohio group e rts Sat d Thspring meetin g onr ur ay · .· e group's Vote o apprecratron was extended STE AM,EXTRACTION RIO GRANDE COLLEGE WE HAVE fLOWERS II in the cake decoration s. Tile k ca e was served with punch and nuts. Games were played with prizes going to Karen Stanley , De hbbie Kishand CindyDraper. w o also won the door prize. . The guest list in cluded Mrs. Marlene Avey, mother of the br ide -e lect, and daught er , Vi cki , Portsm outh ; Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore, nlother of the groom-;,lect, Mrs. Nora Gilmore. Pat Wehrung, Linda Vaughan , Kathy Stanl ey, 1- - - - - - - - - . . . 11>""11 n1 •II trlllll~ \l ~l'rll'OI 1/. 1\1 .. ll'"''l II lr,l l• .. '> '1'1 Where Shoe$ Are Still Sensibly Priced Ml DOLE PORT, 0. surpdsed as the group was joined by he r nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mumaw, Mingo Junction. The meeting closed with group prayer. The July Bible study will be on Sarah. SYRACUSE - Miss Donna Frances Imboden, Rutland: Imboden enU,r~ined at her Non nie Imboden, Columbus; home recently with a layette Nancy Arnold, Carroll ; Linda shower for Mrs. Rose Mary Roe, Dennie , Robert and Imboden ·Brown, Columbus. Michael and Myrtle Imboden, The home was decorated in a Columbus : Geraldine Martin pink, white and blue color and Harvey and Bernice scheme. Games were played Winebrenner, Syracuse ; Eloise with prizes won by Judy Lawrence, Earline Imboden, Krautter and Bernice Judy Krautrer, Elma Imboden Winebrenner. and Jayce Ann Imboden ' After the honoree opened her Minersville. gifts, refreshments were Sending a gift was Mae served by Miss Imboden Swisher, Middleport. assisted by Timmy , Jayne , Nonnie and Linda Imboden to plliiiiroi-ii'ii " oiii-iriil-iliiiiiil__ _, Ruth Shain, Racine; -Evelyn Landers and granddaughter, Velvet, Pomeroy ; Charlotte For All Occasions Wright and Traci, Langsville; .,.._....:..;::..;:.:::,..::;.::;:::::.;;:.;;;,_.... We Wire F·loWer's· o.l th• )t ~h· 111 flh •'l '-'·tdi! ,,. ,,,,.., t'lll PUN SEWRIH IIH INSI.JRU CI COMPIPII , ,, t:t.o1t,., •,, ,,,. "' Mo ,...-111 , 1\ SYRACUSE The Emily Missionary Society of the First UniU,d Presbyterian Church, Syracuse , met recently in the chur ch annex . The meeting wa s presided over by the president, Laura Pickens and opened with the reading of "The Purpose of Presbyterian Women ", a poem a·nd the thought for the month, " If you tru st, you will not worry; if you worry you do not trus t". Mrs. · Pi ckens also read for devotions "TrusU,r" from the booklet "These Days" followed by prayer. Roll ca ll was answered by nine members with a scripture Baby shower is given OR GIVE HIM A GIFT ~To t • Shower honors Miss Avey [i)lc~:;:;:;;ii'' ' ''"'"':::: ~: : : >,~: : : : : l[ Bank .women have meet :; · . Y .: : : O c orner . . By_Charlene Hoeflich . {'.:..: . Society conv·enes PHONE: 592-6238 ' ;• j Registration opens June 17, 1974 and continues to the first day of each workshop. Enrollment by phone is available. Call the RIO GRAND.E COLLEGE Admissions Office at 614-245-5353 between 9 a. m: and 4 p.m. Monday through Frida.y. - . · I .I ' .\ I l I ! I \ I l [. I �7- The Datly Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fndax June 14 1974 1974 u POMEROY POM EROY T~INITY Rev W H P err n p as tor R oy May er Sunday sc hoo supt Churcll sc hool worsh p se rv c e 9 10 5 a m a n 2~ Youth cho r r ehears a l M on day 3 30 p m un der d r ee l on ot Mar y Sk nn e r se n or c ho r rehear sa 7 JO p n Th ur sday w th M rs Pa u N ease d rector POMERO Y CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corne r Un on and Mu l ber ry R ev Clyde V H end er son pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Glen M cClung su p t morn n g worsh p 10 30 am even n g serv ce 7 30 m d wee k ser v ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL T he Rev H arold D eet h r ec to r Church se r v c es 0 30 a n Hol y commun on f rs l Sund ay Of month c hurch sc hool 10 30 a m for nursery throug h 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - John F A m stutz PIStor B b e school 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 adul t w o rs h p service a nd young peop e s meet ng bot h 7 30 p m Comb ned B ble stud y and prayer me et ng Wedn esda y 7 30 p m THE SALV ATIO N ARMY Envoy Ra y W W n ng off cer In charge Sunday 10 a m Holiness meet ng 10 30 a m Sunday School Yo ung Peopl es Leo on 7 p m Thursday 1 t o 3 p m lades Home League 7 p m Prep c l as ~ es ST PAUL LUTHERAN Co rner Second and Sycamo e Sts Pome r oy the Rev W lllam M ddlewor th pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m church ser v ces 10 30 am SACRED H EART Re\1 Fa th er John N adz am pa sto r Ph on e 992 2825 Satu rd a y ev en ng M ass 7 30 p s dr~y Ma ss 8- an d 0 a m Conf ess ons Sa ur day 7 7 30 p m Pu MEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Rob er t Ku l pa stor W ll am Wat son ~ und ay sc hool su p! Sund ay sc 01) 1 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m B bl e study Wed n es da y 7 p n cho1r pr act ce Wedn esday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINES S CHU RCH 1-farr sonv li e Rev 0 Del N an ley Pastor Hen ry Ebl n Sund ay Sc hoo Sup ! Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Even ng wo r sh p 7 30 p m Pra yer and Prase serv ce Thur sday 7 30 pm SY R A C US E FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Geor ge 0 ler p astor Sunda y schoo 9 d5 am morn ng p r eac h n q 11 an evnng el s c serv ce 7 30 p m Pr a ye r ncc t n g T l un,da y 7 30 p n POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St - L oren T St eph ens evang el . st phon e 992 785 6 Co n se r v at ve non nstr um enta Sunday worshiP 10 a m B ble study 11 a m wor sh p 6 p m Wednesday B bl e study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denommat ona l ) L ang sv lie Dext er Road he Rev Worley Ha ey pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Fr day 7 30 p m Rer'llonette By Rev Thomas E Veaver How does your ex pen ·nee m life compare to thr e of Paul as shown in hts letter to the Galattans• He was P"' leged to be brought up m a rehgwus at mosphere He was born mto the religtous group of hlS day and was known as a devout Jew Those who have no rehg10us trauung in the growmg up years are at a dtSadvantage yet they are not out of reach of God s searching love to save them Paul was so wrapped up m hts relJgtous trammg and tradttlons that he got Sidetracked mto persecuting the true Chw-ch lhmking that he was domg rtght Lord help us never to get so mvolved m our relig10n that we would leave You out of owlives and become mvolved m persecuting the true Church, Paul had a personal con frontation w1th Jesus of Nazareth that changed his whole pattern of hie He threw off h1s rehgoous hangups and let the sptrlt of Chrtst come mto his hfe and dtrect his gomgs and domgs In reahty, Paul was crucifted and hved no more but Christ hved m and through the person of Paul Paul put as much (or more ) energy and ttme mto spreadmg the gospel of Jesu:; Chnst as he had m persecutmg the chw-ch before he found ChrtSt A true ChrtStian os not a life of the easy chall' but a worker for the Master Clmst s Holy Spll'tt mdwelltng m one s life em PO\\ers htm to do great exploits for the Kmgdom of God Read Paul's testimony m his letter to the Galatians and if you have not had the tremendous hie changmg expertence m yow- life you can have 1t by accepting Jesus by latth and allow hun to make you a New Creation ~EVENT H OAY AD VENT I ST L o ca l ed on Mut be ry He g ht s near V el era s M emor a t Hosp ta l Pom eroy Pastor He r bert Morgan Sabbath Sc hool every Saturday at '2 p m and wo rsh p serv 1ce follow ng at 3 15 p m Open B bt e d sc u ss on ea ch Thursday at 7 JO p m at th e Church Th e F r1endly ChUrch GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c h ng 9 JO am f rst and second Sunday s of ea ch mon th lh1 rd and four t h Sundays ea c h month worshiP serv ce at 7 JO p m Wednesday ev en ng s at 7 30 Prayer and 8 ble Study FIRST SOUTH ER N BAP TIST 282 Mulb erry Av e Po mero y aff l1aled w h SBC he Re\1 Fr ed H II oa sl or Troy Zw I! ng Sunday sc hool supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m morn ng wor sh p 10 JO Sunday evang el st c m ee t ng 1 30 p m Pray er m ee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corne r Fourth and Ma n M tddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner su pt Morn ng wors h p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Carnaha n pres1d ng m nlster Sunday B ble lee ture 9 JO a m Watch tower study 10 30 am Tuesday B ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m In stry sc hoo l 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of t:hr1sl m Chnsttan UnionLawren ce Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hOol Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 JO Wedne sda y prayer meet ng 7 Jll p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rae ne Ro ute 2 the Rev James M Mun cy pas tor Su nday school 9 45 a m morn ng worshtp 11 am even mg worsh 1p 7 311 p m Pr ayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha K ngr ey sub stitute pa s to r Su nday Sc hool 10 a m worsh 1p serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est I Hart pastor Roy Brown ass s tant pastor Sunday sc hoo l lOam Church 7 30 p m ea c h Sun day even1ng pra yer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corner Ash and Plum Mid dleporr Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even ng se rv ice 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even ng worsh 1p 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Stxth and Palmer the Rev St eve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday sc hool supt WMPO rad o program 7 45 a m Sunda y sc hool 9 15 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 15 am Youth act \1 t es and fe!low sh p for 1Un or and se n or h1gh students 6 p m B bte study 7 30 p m M d we ek prayer se rv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH 1 Chester East WORLD ALMANAC FACTS News Notes By Clarice Alien Recent vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Fred Rtce were Mr and Mrs Rowland Phelps and daughter Audrey, of Concord Va Boil Allen retw-ned to hts studtes at l.ehogh Umverstty m Bethlehem Pa after spendmg two weeks wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Boll os workmg towards hos Doc torate degree Charles Kmght Columbus spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Howard Kmght Mr and Mrs Bruce Allen of Columbus spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen and Boll Suz a nnah Etc h on ger Columbus spent several days woth Mrs Opal Etchmger Mr and Mrs Vorgol Wood of Sprtngfoeld spent a weekend woth Mrs Le tha Wood Attendmg graduatton of Moss Debbte Wood from the Holzer Medo cal Center Sc hool of Nw-song were Mr and Mrs Robert Wood and Sandy Mr and Mrs Roy Chnsty Mrs Letha Wood Mrs Rose Gon ' Mrs Rochard Barton and ther chtldren Mrs Ralph Keller Mrs Paul Orr all local Others were Mr and Mrs Vorgtl Wood Sprmgfteld Mr and Mrs Don Betzong Hemlock Grove Mr and Mrs Carol Cox Mrs -Margaret Cox Mr and Mrs Brary Cox Pt Pleasant and Mr and Mrs Bob Beegle and Boll Racone Mrs Opal Eochmger Laura Jean Denms and Don Mrs Mabel VanMeter and Mrs Tom Ntce were Thursday mgh t guests of Mr and Mrs Charles E1chmger Columbus and attended the graduatoon of Charles from Oh1o State on Friday D D Cleland of Columbus VISited Tuesday with Denzel Cleland Mr and Mrs Hobart Newll Elmer and Shetla, were Satw-day night guests of Mr and Mrs Denver Curhs Charleston and attended the wedding of Miss Beverly Ann FI,Ids and Ketth Curhs on Sunday at the Tyler Heoghts Church Mrs Mabel VanMeter Mrs Opel E1chinger LaW'a Jean Mi' and Mrs Tom--N1ce at tended the gradualton of Raymond Ea ·I Van Meter Sunday at Youngstown II PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave the Rev W II am Kn ftel pastor Ronald Dugan Sund ay School Supt Cl asses for all ages evening ser v tce 7 30 p m B1ble study Wedne sd ay 7 30 p m youth serv ces Fr1day 7 30 p m OF CHRIST Mtddleporr 5th and Mam George Gllue mlntster Jam es Sheets supermtendent Btble school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p lll 30 a m even ng wor shtp 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor F loyd Carson Sunday schoo l sup ! Su nday sc hool 9 30 a m morn1ng w orsh p 10 30 Sunday ev ang el st1c meet ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesdav 7 30 o m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middlepor t Les ley G Ho lt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v1ce 11 am worsh 1p serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday 11g:t,t pray er service 7 30 The tomato botantcally ts THE UNITED PRES a frutt but because of ots uses BYTERIAN MINISTRY os constdered a vegetable OF MEIGS COUNTY Owigh\ About three quarters of the L Zav tz Pastor D1rector U S tomato-crop os processed HARRISONVILLE mto JUice ca nned tomatoes Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mr s Homer Lee s_,pt catsup soups and pastes Morn1ng Worsh!f 10 30 am Most Ameroca n colomsts un MIODLEPOR Sunday toi about 1800 beiteved Church School 9 30 a m John F Fultz SuQt Morning tomatoes were poisonous, Worshtp 10 30 am The World Almanac notes SYRACUSE Mornmg Sunday Spamsh explorers dtscovered Worship 9 am School 10 a m Mrs the tomato m Latm Amer1ca Church Sampson Hall Supt but ot was at ftrst grown only MEIGS as an or nament ca lled the COOPERATIVE love apple PARISH THE UNITED C py r gh ~ 974 Nr. WSI \1 1-U i' N 1:: 1 I t SJ::: ASSN Carmel News, By the Day METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICks Rev D Wm Sydenstrtcker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 a m Church School 10 am ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worshtp 11 a m Church Sch ool 10 a m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m Rev and Mrs Rtchard ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Young and famoly of Sodney 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m 6 30 p m spent the weekend woth Mr UMYF MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER and Mrs Edson Roush Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 Ralph Lee spent the weekend a m Church School 9 30 a m m Co lu mbus and at tended UMYF 7 p m - Worship 9 15 graduation exercises of hts a mRUTLAND Church School 10 a m granddaughter Janet Swep UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER - Wor stan at Bowhng Green on sh p 9 am Church Schoo l 10 Saturday Hos daughter Ruth am UMVF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Swepston brought htm home on Rev Richard E Jarvis Sunday ASBURY Worship 11 Mr and Mrs Douglas a m Church Schoo l 9 50 a m CS 1st Tuesday Johnson of Racme spent WSFOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 Sunday afternoon woth Mr and a m Church School 10 a m WSCS 3rCI WeCinfSdly 7 30 Mrs Arthw- Earl Johnson pm MINERSVILLE - Worship Patnck Sheryl l.eAann and 10 a m Church School 9 a m Betty Van Meter WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson Sc hool 9 30 a m worsh II) of Racone spent Sunday wtth servlr., 7 30 p m SO"IJTHERN CLUSTER Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Rev Steven Wilson Mr and Mrs James Corcie Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shiveley and Mr and Mrs George BETHANY ( DorcasJ Ctrcle and daughter Cheryl of Worship 9 30 am Chur ch New Haven vtslted with Mary School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worship II Ctrcle on Sunday am 1st and 3rd Sundays Mr and Mrs Arthw- Orr of Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship Chester called at the home of 7 30 p m first and third Sun Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and APPLE GROVE - Sunday Bob Boil ~nd Becky recently school 9 30 1m worShip f1rst lncf th rd Sunday 7 30 G1ea t Bntam s h o r s e P m prayer meeting Wed 7 90 p m Felfawshlp racmg Tnple Crown conststs nesday supper f rrs t Saturday 6 p m of the 2 000 Gumeas the Der- U M W second Tuesda y 7 30 by and the St Lege r Pm Bees may travel 13 000 mtles to make a pdund of honey EAST LETART - Sundo y school 9 30 am worship second and fourth Sundlly 7 30 p m pray er meeting Wect np sr;tay 7 ) 0 p m U M w t r st Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m WE SLE YAN ( Rrtc1nel Sunday sc hool 10 a m wor sh•p 1 a m B•bl e study Thur sd ay 7 p m ch o1r pra c f ce Th ur sda y 8 p m tel ow sh1p supp er fir st Wedn es day 6 30 p m U M W four th Mond a y 8 p m GREAT BEND - Wor sh p II a m 2nd and 4th Sund ays Chu rch School 0 am LETART F ALLS ...... Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch schoo l 9 a m B ble study 7 30 p m e\l er y Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worsh p 9 30 a m Chu r ch School 10 30 a m M d Wee k Serv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh p 11 a m tst and 3rd Sundays Church Sc hoqt 10 am PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 p m Churc/'1 Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh p 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Ch urch School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Branclum JOPPA WorshiP 10 am Church Sc hoo 9 a m Prayer Me et ng WednesdijiY 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Ch urc h se rv ces 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m B ble Stud y ev ery Th ursd ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh p 11 a m Chur ch Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sun day school 9 45 a m each Sunday preachmg at 11 am each Su nda y Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on third Tu es day each month REEDSVILLE - Su nday school 9 JO preach no 7 30 p m Sunday pray er m eeti ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rst Thu rs day each month SILVER RIDGE - Wor sh p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 am Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Fredertck sup t Serv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Pr eac h ng f ir st and th1rd Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Da rrell D odd r I I pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m L eonard G1lmore ftrst elder evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m W ednesday prayer m eet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racm e Rout e 2 The Re y Charles Hand pastor Sunday schoo 9 45 a m morn1ng worsh p 11 am Even ng servtees Tue sday and Frday730 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Study 9 30 a m morning worsh p 10 30 a m evenmg worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday B1ble Study 1 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool 10 a m wtth w !lard P gott supt Evange l st c me ssage each Sunday even no 7 30 p m by Elder R ussell Cl ne mm1ster of the Apostol c Fa ith B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVI~LE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school se rv ce 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evening serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonvtlte Road R1cll; Morr son pastor Sunday schoo supl Stev en Stanley Sunday schoo 9 30 am morn ng worsh p and comm un on 10 30 am Sunday even ng yo uth Chnst an Endea\lor 6 30 p m worsh p ser vtee Sunday 7 30 p m Wednes day eve nm g prayer meet ng and B bl e stvdy 7 30 .P m ST JOHN LUTHERAN - P ne Grove the R:e\1 Arthur Combs pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m church ser v ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRtST B1ble Sc hool 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg Worship Service 7 30 p m cho r pract1ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m pr ayer m eet ng and B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Free la nd Norr s pastor Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Church serv ce 7 p m Wedne sday B1ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday ....Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh ip 10 30 a m Even ng Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid week ServiCe Sunday School Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - Walter P B ka csan pastor Ronnte Salser 5 S Supt Su nday School 9 30 a m Mornmg Worship 10 45 a m Sunday evening worsh 1:1 7 30 p m Wednesday even ing 8 ble Study a p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN - Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday School 9 311 a m youth and tUn10r youth serv ce 6 45 p m evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se Wednesday 7 30 o m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Re\1 Ralph Dean pa stor Sunday School 10 am Leon M1!1er supt Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Pray er meetmg Thursday 1 311 p m ~ESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf1eld pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m worship ser\ltce 11 a m even ng serv ce 7 pray e r serv ce and youth serv ce Wednesday 7 p m ~ANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Robert Bobo supt morn ng worship 10 30 Sunday evening serv1ce 7 30 Mtd week serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Larimore pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday School classes for all ages 9 30 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 _.5 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic service Sunday 7 30 p m M id week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Miss ionary meeting second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm lth pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m c less leader Leo Hill worship serv ice 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt MornlnQ sermon 11 a m Sunday night serv ices Christian Endeaver 7 30 p Song service 8 p m m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid week Prayer mee t ing Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Loca ted at Rutland on New L ima Road neKt to Forest Acre Par k Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday Sch ool supt Sunday school 10 30 a m worship ]. 30 p m Bib le study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday night prayer servi ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRtSTIAN - Roger Watson pas tor Ray Whaley supt Morning worsh ip 9 30 am church school 10 30 a m voung people s meeting 6 30 p m evening worship 7 30 P m Bible study WedniSCIIY FRIDAY JUNE 14 1974 Clock 4 Ava loon Wealh er 33 Wild K nqdom 13 I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 t 7 30 - Porter Wagoner J Hol lywood Squares 4 New Trea sure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concen trat on 8 Wa l l Stree t Week 20 33 Beat lhe Clock 13 7 00 - Washmgton Review 20 33 Dtrty Sall y 8 10 San ford & Son 4 3 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 8 30 - Goad Ttmes 8 10 Mountcun Scene 33 Bran Ke th 3 4 15 S x M1ll on Dollar Man 6 13 Bu ld ng ot Gund Ha!l 20 9 00 - Masterp1ece Theater 33 B•centennta l Lecture Senes 20 fii'I!Jv e The Gr oundstar Conspiracy 3 4 15 The Look ng Glass War 8 Enchantm ent 10 q 30 - K ss nger An Actton Btagraphy 6 13 10 OO - News20 Toma6 13 Con flcts of Harr ySTrumanJJ GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm1th pastor Sunday School 10 a m Arth ur Hen son Supt Morn ng Worsh1p 11 am Young People s se r v ce 7 Pm Evenmg service 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d W eek Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m E\ en1ng worsh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herb ert Grate pastor Wor sh p serv1ce 11 a m an d 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m R lc hard Barton sup t Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Clifford Sm 1th mm ster Sunday Sc hOO l 9 30 a m morn ng chur ch 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ice B 10 30 - Daya1Nght33 US OpenPrevLew6 13 lO 45 - Far.m Home & Garden JO • 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Av1af ton Wea ther 20 Janak 33 11 30 - Joh nny Car son J 4 15 Untouchables 13 MI SS IOn lmposs tbl e 6 Movies The House t hat Screamed 8 Creature w th the Atom Bra in 10 12 30 - Don Ktrshner s Rock Con cer f6 News 13 l 00 - M ldn1oht Soec 1al 3 4 M ov •e Vovaoe to a Preh1slor c Plan et 10 Warner Brothers A 50 Year Sa lu te 13 Take F ve forLie15 230 - 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Pr csu.J en t Motc hcll 11 ll H tl dcll• 111 nd Jut n Dear \\ t;l e wvulv< d 11 the 'A TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court St. Ga Ill polls, 0 Groceries & General Merchandise Ractne Ph 94'1 5772 My folks hate tl" hen I m 11ghtand lllC) don Lwant to •dmot ot II 1151 W sco LS II Rcpubloc, n Se n Joseph McC aoll y ch u ged Dcfen. e Secreta ry G euo ~c "111 shctll "1 th h a v nn~ cun1mt n c 1 u~c v. 1th Ru s.c;IJn Com1 JU 11st kmle1 J osd SLa l m ll u111 g Wootd IV .t r Jl lo 19i I Jeb Sl 1 l l M g1 alc1 14 .J982 .K7 SOUTH <Dl • AKJ653 Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Oial992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Teens Have TheorSay (Part 5) We have already printed a column on • what teens like bcsl about their aprenls ' Now comes the downbeat herewoth some parental aclions or atlltudcs that upset teens most My parents always say I ve been where you re goong so shut up and hsten They don t expect anyone who osn t a tax payer to have an oponton Its easter for them to say No and feel col]lfortable Ulan say Yes and worry a ll evenong while I m out My folks have never got over depresswn psychosiS - the tdea that success lS measured econonucally Theor mrun worry os money and they lao! to enJOY life, except after a few drmks They boss too much ltSten too httle and do too much snooptng U they just HEARD of me doong somethmg wrong true or not they d kill me ftrst and ask questions later They shield me so much tbey wont let me get expenence and then they use lack of expertence' as thel!' reason for No Mom always starts up , Now when I was young (meanmg I mspoded rotten) but shes forgotten what ot s really hke to be young I can t stand my parents constant ftghll; but tf us ktds ft~ht they re aU over us l get more understanding from my dog My folks never show any love for each other for us etther No sympathy or apprectation - nothing' They make things too easy for me At 17 I d hke the freedom to goof up on my own They expect me to be more adult than l really am At 17 I need more direction ' Mom and Dad expect me_ to be perfect No matter how much I achieve they come up With suggestton on how to do better next time It takes the pride right out of you They've done a great job rrusmg me a lousy JOb ratstng my 8-year-<Jid brother ' They ask a lot ofquesttons but don t listen to the answers 'They won t let me be ME They laugh when I'm not jokmg They re divorced and always competmg for my love Can t they see I have enough for both• Dad took off and Mom plays around every ntght so 1 m stuck baby sttting the littler kids ' I get pushed when Mom says Mind your father even of she knows he s wrong, just to keep the peace They re losers I' ' They understand me so well I can I get away With a thmg' Young people were equally outspoken In their answers to, What upsets your parents most about YOU•" They wrote My ternble mouth Its always getting me m trouble ' My parents get upset w1th me when I argue Lately I JUst keep qmet so we ca n get along better And you know what? - It works' They re wild because I ve started lilnng a black guy, and that s crazy because they brought us up to be nonpreJudtced Guess they meant mterracial datong ts fme so long as he s U1e • Q74 P. 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St Mason w Va Sunday Bible Study 10 am Worship 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m Vo c al music Soul Tram 6 VIewpoint 8 Base ball Pre Game 3 4 15 2 00 - Minor Repairs &Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 2366 ... • Banana Spl ts 3 American Bandstand 6 13 Lasste IS Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton W Va Me1gs County Branch MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller Jetsons 3 4 15 Movie6 13 Pebble s and Bamm Bamm 1 30- Greatest Sports Legends 3 15 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Chester Oh•o Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship serv ce 11 a m tralnmg un10n 6 30 P m evening worship service 7 30 p m M1d week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Butch 8 10 Elec Co 20 12 30 - Go 3 4 15 Fat Alber! 8 10 1 00 - Man from UN CLE 4 Children s F1lm Fes l va l 8 10 INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE GAUL'S MARKET George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 evenlno worshlo 7 30 Thursday even rnO prayer ser\llce 7 30 p m 7 30 p m 12 00 - HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy 220 E Ma1n MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Joste and the Pussycats 10 Outer Space 8 10 Cass1dy 3 4 15 Mission Mag1 c 6 13 5 30 - MEIGS TIRE CENTER RUTLAND CHURCH OF BIBL~ 11 30 - Woth the hope 1t woll. on some measure, foster and help sustaon that whoch osgood on family and community life, this feature IS sponsored by the busoness forms and organ ozatoons whose names appear below CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 am Worship service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday 01ght worShip 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW 11 00 - Brady K1ds 6 13 Abbotl a. Costello 8 Sesame 51 20 Speed Buggy 10 Sta r Trek 3 4 15 News 3 4 In the K now 10 6 30 - News 3 4 6 15 Reasoner 13 H1llbt lltes 8 Mov te Castle tn the A1r Ra e ne THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng worshtp 10 30 a m Young peoples servi ce 6 45 p m Evangel SfiC service 7 30 p m Wednesday even ing ser\11ce 7 30 p m Pink Panthers 3 4 Dal ng Game 3 My L tile Marg•e 15 6 00 - L1il as Yoga & You 33 News 8 Look at the Book 15 COMMUNITY CHURCH Letart W Ve Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 1 m Prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday 10 am Worsh ip Serv1ce Thursday 10 3~ Goober and the Ghost Chaser s 6 13 15 Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 20 Monday ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION RUTLAND Eiec Co 20 LasslesRe scue Rangers6 13 M y Favor te L•festyle 10 Western Star Theatre 15 BuLck Ponhac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Ma n St Ph 992 2174 RUTLAND CHURCH DF CHRIST - Rod Kasl er pa stor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worShiP serviCe and co m munton 10 30 am YOUth mee t ng 6 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 reg ul ar board meet ng th rd Sa turday 7p m The Rev William Campbell pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 • m James Hughes supt evening service 1 30 p m Wednesday even ing prayer meet ing 7 30 p m Youth prayer srrv lct each Tuesday s I'll Stl'\l u Ha r Martoan8 10 Sigmund&theSeaMonsters3 4 15 Machtne 4 SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHAPEL FIRST SOUTHERN 10 00 - M ddleport Ohio Coolv lie RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m B1ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND ol\d~e Copy ght 974 Ke s e Bugs Bunny 13 10 Sesame St 20 9 30 - inch H1gh Pnvate Eye 3 4 15 The Church stands ready to help us learn responsoboloty Through re ligiOUS education youth today can still doscover personal identity-While gaonmg a responsible voew of mans obligatoons to God and to socoety DLal 992 3284 CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even ng worshtp alternat ng w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 30 P m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader Farm 15 Sabr na 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Super Fnend s 6 13 Move 8 Its a crushong experoence to get caught But ot can teach us a v1tal lesson We soon doscover a sense of responsibility and learn our obligation to others Our true 1dent1ty emerges GOEGLEIN READY MIX MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sesame St 20 Sa turda y Report 3 Osmonds 13 8 30 - Yog s Gang 13 Mister Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 When the Jelly disappeared from the refrogerator when a baseball shal tered the wondow when Mother doscovered the stray cat sleepong 1n her washbasket l1ke a magnetic needle the accusmg longer of my parents pomted toward me GOSPEL MISSION - Ba ld Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pasto r Roger W lfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday even ng worsh p 1 30 Prayer m eeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m E r nest Deeter leader Treehouse Club B In Touch 13 8 !»-Jakes Place 6 L dsv llle 3 4 lS Bear Bunch 8 Lass ie 10 CiiiiiNfi UIJfiHD FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m Young People s Service 6 45 p m Evangelist c ser v1 c e 7 30 p m Pray er meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m Fun for Everyone 6 Front4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne B1bt e Sc hoo l 9 311 am pr ea chmg 10 45 am Even ng ser\11ces 7 30 p m Ky ANeid 13 Chr stopher Closeup 10 7 00 7 30 - pm Por tland Racine Road Will am Roush pasto r Denny Evans Sunday Scho o D rector Sunday School 9 JO am Morn ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng se rv ce 7 p m Wednesday e '.lenln g prayer serv ces 7 30 p m 6 30 - Fa th lor Today 10 METHODIST - R ev Robert E Buckle y pastor William Ba ley Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 am mornmg worsh p 10 311 am evening worsh1p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr.sttan Youth Cr usade 6 30 p m Thursday chotr pract ce 7 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS P1cture Mommy Dead 4 Flammg Feather 4 Our Man m Jama~ea J SATURDAY JUNE IS 1974 FREE DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T 1m Russell m n1ster Norman C W I I Sunday school supt Su nday sc hoo 9 30 a m worsh p se rv iCe 10 30 a m B ble stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m 15 ABC 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 4 7 00 ~ Truth or Con s 3 News 6 10 What s My L ne a Beat I he BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr s pa stor Floyd Norr1s supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng sermon 10 30 a m Prayer se rv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF CLIFF 30 - NBC News 3 6 we talk we stt ck lo sale su~Je<ts hkc go II Jim supcr·uotoca l who ch bothers my fol ks who a lway s try to sc>c the good sodc 1hcy fltp \\hen lm late getting home Funny I u\\ they By IIden and Sut• Unttt•l 6 00 - News 3 8 10 13 15 Truth or Con s 6 Sesame St 20 News 4 Joyce Chen s ( h na 33 LETART FALLS UNITED pm LAUREL ?f.'~"' Television Log 30 p m MT UNION >JAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pa stor Sunday School supr Joe Sayre Sun d ay schoo l 9 45 a m Sunday ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday Sc hOOl Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m M orn ng Serm on 10 30 am Su nd ay eve n ng servfce 7 p m J , . . ' I ' I' • �7- The Datly Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 Fndax June 14 1974 1974 u POMEROY POM EROY T~INITY Rev W H P err n p as tor R oy May er Sunday sc hoo supt Churcll sc hool worsh p se rv c e 9 10 5 a m a n 2~ Youth cho r r ehears a l M on day 3 30 p m un der d r ee l on ot Mar y Sk nn e r se n or c ho r rehear sa 7 JO p n Th ur sday w th M rs Pa u N ease d rector POMERO Y CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corne r Un on and Mu l ber ry R ev Clyde V H end er son pa stor Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m Glen M cClung su p t morn n g worsh p 10 30 am even n g serv ce 7 30 m d wee k ser v ce Wedn esday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL T he Rev H arold D eet h r ec to r Church se r v c es 0 30 a n Hol y commun on f rs l Sund ay Of month c hurch sc hool 10 30 a m for nursery throug h 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - John F A m stutz PIStor B b e school 9 30 a m worsh p 10 30 adul t w o rs h p service a nd young peop e s meet ng bot h 7 30 p m Comb ned B ble stud y and prayer me et ng Wedn esda y 7 30 p m THE SALV ATIO N ARMY Envoy Ra y W W n ng off cer In charge Sunday 10 a m Holiness meet ng 10 30 a m Sunday School Yo ung Peopl es Leo on 7 p m Thursday 1 t o 3 p m lades Home League 7 p m Prep c l as ~ es ST PAUL LUTHERAN Co rner Second and Sycamo e Sts Pome r oy the Rev W lllam M ddlewor th pa stor Sunday School 9 30 a m church ser v ces 10 30 am SACRED H EART Re\1 Fa th er John N adz am pa sto r Ph on e 992 2825 Satu rd a y ev en ng M ass 7 30 p s dr~y Ma ss 8- an d 0 a m Conf ess ons Sa ur day 7 7 30 p m Pu MEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Rob er t Ku l pa stor W ll am Wat son ~ und ay sc hool su p! Sund ay sc 01) 1 9 30 a m BY F 6 p m B bl e study Wed n es da y 7 p n cho1r pr act ce Wedn esday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINES S CHU RCH 1-farr sonv li e Rev 0 Del N an ley Pastor Hen ry Ebl n Sund ay Sc hoo Sup ! Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Even ng wo r sh p 7 30 p m Pra yer and Prase serv ce Thur sday 7 30 pm SY R A C US E FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev Geor ge 0 ler p astor Sunda y schoo 9 d5 am morn ng p r eac h n q 11 an evnng el s c serv ce 7 30 p m Pr a ye r ncc t n g T l un,da y 7 30 p n POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Ma n St - L oren T St eph ens evang el . st phon e 992 785 6 Co n se r v at ve non nstr um enta Sunday worshiP 10 a m B ble study 11 a m wor sh p 6 p m Wednesday B bl e study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denommat ona l ) L ang sv lie Dext er Road he Rev Worley Ha ey pastor Sunday sc hool 10 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group Fr day 7 30 p m Rer'llonette By Rev Thomas E Veaver How does your ex pen ·nee m life compare to thr e of Paul as shown in hts letter to the Galattans• He was P"' leged to be brought up m a rehgwus at mosphere He was born mto the religtous group of hlS day and was known as a devout Jew Those who have no rehg10us trauung in the growmg up years are at a dtSadvantage yet they are not out of reach of God s searching love to save them Paul was so wrapped up m hts relJgtous trammg and tradttlons that he got Sidetracked mto persecuting the true Chw-ch lhmking that he was domg rtght Lord help us never to get so mvolved m our relig10n that we would leave You out of owlives and become mvolved m persecuting the true Church, Paul had a personal con frontation w1th Jesus of Nazareth that changed his whole pattern of hie He threw off h1s rehgoous hangups and let the sptrlt of Chrtst come mto his hfe and dtrect his gomgs and domgs In reahty, Paul was crucifted and hved no more but Christ hved m and through the person of Paul Paul put as much (or more ) energy and ttme mto spreadmg the gospel of Jesu:; Chnst as he had m persecutmg the chw-ch before he found ChrtSt A true ChrtStian os not a life of the easy chall' but a worker for the Master Clmst s Holy Spll'tt mdwelltng m one s life em PO\\ers htm to do great exploits for the Kmgdom of God Read Paul's testimony m his letter to the Galatians and if you have not had the tremendous hie changmg expertence m yow- life you can have 1t by accepting Jesus by latth and allow hun to make you a New Creation ~EVENT H OAY AD VENT I ST L o ca l ed on Mut be ry He g ht s near V el era s M emor a t Hosp ta l Pom eroy Pastor He r bert Morgan Sabbath Sc hool every Saturday at '2 p m and wo rsh p serv 1ce follow ng at 3 15 p m Open B bt e d sc u ss on ea ch Thursday at 7 JO p m at th e Church Th e F r1endly ChUrch GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c h ng 9 JO am f rst and second Sunday s of ea ch mon th lh1 rd and four t h Sundays ea c h month worshiP serv ce at 7 JO p m Wednesday ev en ng s at 7 30 Prayer and 8 ble Study FIRST SOUTH ER N BAP TIST 282 Mulb erry Av e Po mero y aff l1aled w h SBC he Re\1 Fr ed H II oa sl or Troy Zw I! ng Sunday sc hool supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m morn ng wor sh p 10 JO Sunday evang el st c m ee t ng 1 30 p m Pray er m ee t ng Wednesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corne r Fourth and Ma n M tddleport Rev Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ner su pt Morn ng wors h p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Larry Carnaha n pres1d ng m nlster Sunday B ble lee ture 9 JO a m Watch tower study 10 30 am Tuesday B ble study 7 30 p m Thurs day m In stry sc hoo l 7 30 p m serv ce meet ng 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of t:hr1sl m Chnsttan UnionLawren ce Manley pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hOol Supt Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 JO Wedne sda y prayer meet ng 7 Jll p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rae ne Ro ute 2 the Rev James M Mun cy pas tor Su nday school 9 45 a m morn ng worshtp 11 am even mg worsh 1p 7 311 p m Pr ayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOO Bertha K ngr ey sub stitute pa s to r Su nday Sc hool 10 a m worsh 1p serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est I Hart pastor Roy Brown ass s tant pastor Sunday sc hoo l lOam Church 7 30 p m ea c h Sun day even1ng pra yer meet ng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST - Corner Ash and Plum Mid dleporr Noel Herrman pastor Saturday even ng se rv ice 7 p m Sunday school 10 a m Sunday even ng worsh 1p 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Stxth and Palmer the Rev St eve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday sc hool supt WMPO rad o program 7 45 a m Sunda y sc hool 9 15 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 15 am Youth act \1 t es and fe!low sh p for 1Un or and se n or h1gh students 6 p m B bte study 7 30 p m M d we ek prayer se rv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH 1 Chester East WORLD ALMANAC FACTS News Notes By Clarice Alien Recent vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Fred Rtce were Mr and Mrs Rowland Phelps and daughter Audrey, of Concord Va Boil Allen retw-ned to hts studtes at l.ehogh Umverstty m Bethlehem Pa after spendmg two weeks wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen Boll os workmg towards hos Doc torate degree Charles Kmght Columbus spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Howard Kmght Mr and Mrs Bruce Allen of Columbus spent a weekend wtth Mr and Mrs Clayton Allen and Boll Suz a nnah Etc h on ger Columbus spent several days woth Mrs Opal Etchmger Mr and Mrs Vorgol Wood of Sprtngfoeld spent a weekend woth Mrs Le tha Wood Attendmg graduatton of Moss Debbte Wood from the Holzer Medo cal Center Sc hool of Nw-song were Mr and Mrs Robert Wood and Sandy Mr and Mrs Roy Chnsty Mrs Letha Wood Mrs Rose Gon ' Mrs Rochard Barton and ther chtldren Mrs Ralph Keller Mrs Paul Orr all local Others were Mr and Mrs Vorgtl Wood Sprmgfteld Mr and Mrs Don Betzong Hemlock Grove Mr and Mrs Carol Cox Mrs -Margaret Cox Mr and Mrs Brary Cox Pt Pleasant and Mr and Mrs Bob Beegle and Boll Racone Mrs Opal Eochmger Laura Jean Denms and Don Mrs Mabel VanMeter and Mrs Tom Ntce were Thursday mgh t guests of Mr and Mrs Charles E1chmger Columbus and attended the graduatoon of Charles from Oh1o State on Friday D D Cleland of Columbus VISited Tuesday with Denzel Cleland Mr and Mrs Hobart Newll Elmer and Shetla, were Satw-day night guests of Mr and Mrs Denver Curhs Charleston and attended the wedding of Miss Beverly Ann FI,Ids and Ketth Curhs on Sunday at the Tyler Heoghts Church Mrs Mabel VanMeter Mrs Opel E1chinger LaW'a Jean Mi' and Mrs Tom--N1ce at tended the gradualton of Raymond Ea ·I Van Meter Sunday at Youngstown II PEN TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave the Rev W II am Kn ftel pastor Ronald Dugan Sund ay School Supt Cl asses for all ages evening ser v tce 7 30 p m B1ble study Wedne sd ay 7 30 p m youth serv ces Fr1day 7 30 p m OF CHRIST Mtddleporr 5th and Mam George Gllue mlntster Jam es Sheets supermtendent Btble school 9 30 a m morn ng worsh p lll 30 a m even ng wor shtp 7 30 p m prayer service 7 p m Wed nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE- Rev Thomas E Weaver pastor F loyd Carson Sunday schoo l sup ! Su nday sc hool 9 30 a m morn1ng w orsh p 10 30 Sunday ev ang el st1c meet ng prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Wednesdav 7 30 o m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave Middlepor t Les ley G Ho lt pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh p ser v1ce 11 am worsh 1p serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday 11g:t,t pray er service 7 30 The tomato botantcally ts THE UNITED PRES a frutt but because of ots uses BYTERIAN MINISTRY os constdered a vegetable OF MEIGS COUNTY Owigh\ About three quarters of the L Zav tz Pastor D1rector U S tomato-crop os processed HARRISONVILLE mto JUice ca nned tomatoes Sunday Church School 9 30 a m Mr s Homer Lee s_,pt catsup soups and pastes Morn1ng Worsh!f 10 30 am Most Ameroca n colomsts un MIODLEPOR Sunday toi about 1800 beiteved Church School 9 30 a m John F Fultz SuQt Morning tomatoes were poisonous, Worshtp 10 30 am The World Almanac notes SYRACUSE Mornmg Sunday Spamsh explorers dtscovered Worship 9 am School 10 a m Mrs the tomato m Latm Amer1ca Church Sampson Hall Supt but ot was at ftrst grown only MEIGS as an or nament ca lled the COOPERATIVE love apple PARISH THE UNITED C py r gh ~ 974 Nr. WSI \1 1-U i' N 1:: 1 I t SJ::: ASSN Carmel News, By the Day METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D1rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev CarlE HICks Rev D Wm Sydenstrtcker CHESTER - Worsh p 9 15 a m Church School 10 am ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 a m Church School 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worshtp 11 a m Church Sch ool 10 a m POMEROY Worsh p 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 am UMYF 6 30 p m Rev and Mrs Rtchard ROCK SPRINGS - Worship Young and famoly of Sodney 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m 6 30 p m spent the weekend woth Mr UMYF MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER and Mrs Edson Roush Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 Ralph Lee spent the weekend a m Church School 9 30 a m m Co lu mbus and at tended UMYF 7 p m - Worship 9 15 graduation exercises of hts a mRUTLAND Church School 10 a m granddaughter Janet Swep UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER - Wor stan at Bowhng Green on sh p 9 am Church Schoo l 10 Saturday Hos daughter Ruth am UMVF Thursday 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Swepston brought htm home on Rev Richard E Jarvis Sunday ASBURY Worship 11 Mr and Mrs Douglas a m Church Schoo l 9 50 a m CS 1st Tuesday Johnson of Racme spent WSFOREST RUN - Worsh p 9 Sunday afternoon woth Mr and a m Church School 10 a m WSCS 3rCI WeCinfSdly 7 30 Mrs Arthw- Earl Johnson pm MINERSVILLE - Worship Patnck Sheryl l.eAann and 10 a m Church School 9 a m Betty Van Meter WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson Sc hool 9 30 a m worsh II) of Racone spent Sunday wtth servlr., 7 30 p m SO"IJTHERN CLUSTER Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Rev Steven Wilson Mr and Mrs James Corcie Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shiveley and Mr and Mrs George BETHANY ( DorcasJ Ctrcle and daughter Cheryl of Worship 9 30 am Chur ch New Haven vtslted with Mary School 10 30 a m CARMEL - Worship II Ctrcle on Sunday am 1st and 3rd Sundays Mr and Mrs Arthw- Orr of Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship Chester called at the home of 7 30 p m first and third Sun Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and APPLE GROVE - Sunday Bob Boil ~nd Becky recently school 9 30 1m worShip f1rst lncf th rd Sunday 7 30 G1ea t Bntam s h o r s e P m prayer meeting Wed 7 90 p m Felfawshlp racmg Tnple Crown conststs nesday supper f rrs t Saturday 6 p m of the 2 000 Gumeas the Der- U M W second Tuesda y 7 30 by and the St Lege r Pm Bees may travel 13 000 mtles to make a pdund of honey EAST LETART - Sundo y school 9 30 am worship second and fourth Sundlly 7 30 p m pray er meeting Wect np sr;tay 7 ) 0 p m U M w t r st Wedn esd ay 7 30 p m WE SLE YAN ( Rrtc1nel Sunday sc hool 10 a m wor sh•p 1 a m B•bl e study Thur sd ay 7 p m ch o1r pra c f ce Th ur sda y 8 p m tel ow sh1p supp er fir st Wedn es day 6 30 p m U M W four th Mond a y 8 p m GREAT BEND - Wor sh p II a m 2nd and 4th Sund ays Chu rch School 0 am LETART F ALLS ...... Worsh p 10 a m Chur ch schoo l 9 a m B ble study 7 30 p m e\l er y Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worsh p 9 30 a m Chu r ch School 10 30 a m M d Wee k Serv ce Wednesday 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh p 11 a m tst and 3rd Sundays Church Sc hoqt 10 am PORTLAND Worsh1p 7 30 p m Churc/'1 Schoo l 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh p 11 a m 2nd and 4th Sundays Ch urch School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Robert Meece Rev Stanley Branclum JOPPA WorshiP 10 am Church Sc hoo 9 a m Prayer Me et ng WednesdijiY 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Ch urc h se rv ces 9 a m Sunday School 9 45 a m B ble Stud y ev ery Th ursd ay 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL - Wor sh p 11 a m Chur ch Schoo l 10 am ALFRED - Sun day school 9 45 a m each Sunday preachmg at 11 am each Su nda y Prayer meet ng 7 45 p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m on third Tu es day each month REEDSVILLE - Su nday school 9 JO preach no 7 30 p m Sunday pray er m eeti ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rst Thu rs day each month SILVER RIDGE - Wor sh p 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worship 9 am Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Fredertck sup t Serv ce weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Pr eac h ng f ir st and th1rd Sundays of month by Cl fford Sm th 9 30 a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Da rrell D odd r I I pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m L eonard G1lmore ftrst elder evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m W ednesday prayer m eet ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racm e Rout e 2 The Re y Charles Hand pastor Sunday schoo 9 45 a m morn1ng worsh p 11 am Even ng servtees Tue sday and Frday730 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B ble Study 9 30 a m morning worsh p 10 30 a m evenmg worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday B1ble Study 1 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool 10 a m wtth w !lard P gott supt Evange l st c me ssage each Sunday even no 7 30 p m by Elder R ussell Cl ne mm1ster of the Apostol c Fa ith B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVI~LE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school se rv ce 10 a m Prayer meet ng Thursday 7 p m Sunday evening serv ce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harr sonvtlte Road R1cll; Morr son pastor Sunday schoo supl Stev en Stanley Sunday schoo 9 30 am morn ng worsh p and comm un on 10 30 am Sunday even ng yo uth Chnst an Endea\lor 6 30 p m worsh p ser vtee Sunday 7 30 p m Wednes day eve nm g prayer meet ng and B bl e stvdy 7 30 .P m ST JOHN LUTHERAN - P ne Grove the R:e\1 Arthur Combs pastor Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m church ser v ces 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRtST B1ble Sc hool 9 30 am morn ng worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday evenmg Worship Service 7 30 p m cho r pract1ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m pr ayer m eet ng and B1ble Study Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST - Rev Free la nd Norr s pastor Sunday sc hoo l 10 a m Church serv ce 7 p m Wedne sday B1ble Study 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday ....Schoo l 9 30 a m Morn ng Worsh ip 10 30 a m Even ng Worship 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid week ServiCe Sunday School Super ntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Morris M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - Walter P B ka csan pastor Ronnte Salser 5 S Supt Su nday School 9 30 a m Mornmg Worship 10 45 a m Sunday evening worsh 1:1 7 30 p m Wednesday even ing 8 ble Study a p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN - Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday School 9 311 a m youth and tUn10r youth serv ce 6 45 p m evenmg worshtp 7 30 p m prayer and pra1se Wednesday 7 30 o m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Re\1 Ralph Dean pa stor Sunday School 10 am Leon M1!1er supt Even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Pray er meetmg Thursday 1 311 p m ~ESTER CHURCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf1eld pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 JO a m worship ser\ltce 11 a m even ng serv ce 7 pray e r serv ce and youth serv ce Wednesday 7 p m ~ANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Robert Bobo supt morn ng worship 10 30 Sunday evening serv1ce 7 30 Mtd week serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev M C Larimore pastor Bob Moore Sunday Schoo l Supt Sunday School classes for all ages 9 30 a m morn ng worsh1p 10 _.5 NYPS Sunday 6 30 p m evangelistic service Sunday 7 30 p m M id week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Miss ionary meeting second Wednesday 7 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm lth pastor Sunday school 9 30 a m c less leader Leo Hill worship serv ice 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m EDEN UNITED BRETH REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake pastor Sunday School 10 a m Howard McCoy supt MornlnQ sermon 11 a m Sunday night serv ices Christian Endeaver 7 30 p Song service 8 p m m Preaching 8 30 p m Mid week Prayer mee t ing Wed nesday 7 p m Ray Adams lay leader CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Loca ted at Rutland on New L ima Road neKt to Forest Acre Par k Rev Ray Rouse pastor Robert Musser Sunday Sch ool supt Sunday school 10 30 a m worship ]. 30 p m Bib le study Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday night prayer servi ce 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRtSTIAN - Roger Watson pas tor Ray Whaley supt Morning worsh ip 9 30 am church school 10 30 a m voung people s meeting 6 30 p m evening worship 7 30 P m Bible study WedniSCIIY FRIDAY JUNE 14 1974 Clock 4 Ava loon Wealh er 33 Wild K nqdom 13 I Spy 15 Elec Co 20 t 7 30 - Porter Wagoner J Hol lywood Squares 4 New Trea sure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concen trat on 8 Wa l l Stree t Week 20 33 Beat lhe Clock 13 7 00 - Washmgton Review 20 33 Dtrty Sall y 8 10 San ford & Son 4 3 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 8 30 - Goad Ttmes 8 10 Mountcun Scene 33 Bran Ke th 3 4 15 S x M1ll on Dollar Man 6 13 Bu ld ng ot Gund Ha!l 20 9 00 - Masterp1ece Theater 33 B•centennta l Lecture Senes 20 fii'I!Jv e The Gr oundstar Conspiracy 3 4 15 The Look ng Glass War 8 Enchantm ent 10 q 30 - K ss nger An Actton Btagraphy 6 13 10 OO - News20 Toma6 13 Con flcts of Harr ySTrumanJJ GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm1th pastor Sunday School 10 a m Arth ur Hen son Supt Morn ng Worsh1p 11 am Young People s se r v ce 7 Pm Evenmg service 7 30 p m Wednesday M1d W eek Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m Youth meet ng 6 30 p m E\ en1ng worsh p 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herb ert Grate pastor Wor sh p serv1ce 11 a m an d 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m R lc hard Barton sup t Prayer meet ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST Clifford Sm 1th mm ster Sunday Sc hOO l 9 30 a m morn ng chur ch 10 30 a m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ice B 10 30 - Daya1Nght33 US OpenPrevLew6 13 lO 45 - Far.m Home & Garden JO • 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Av1af ton Wea ther 20 Janak 33 11 30 - Joh nny Car son J 4 15 Untouchables 13 MI SS IOn lmposs tbl e 6 Movies The House t hat Screamed 8 Creature w th the Atom Bra in 10 12 30 - Don Ktrshner s Rock Con cer f6 News 13 l 00 - M ldn1oht Soec 1al 3 4 M ov •e Vovaoe to a Preh1slor c Plan et 10 Warner Brothers A 50 Year Sa lu te 13 Take F ve forLie15 230 - Move 4 00 - Move 530 - Move 6 20- Summer Semester 10 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Ea r Sh u l er past or Wo rsh1 p ser v ce 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday schoOl 10 JO am 8 1ble study and prayer serv ce 7 30 p m Th ursday K1ng sbur y Road Su nday School 9 30 a m Ra lph Car l supt Worsh p se r v ce 10 30 am and 1 30 p m alternately Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Ja y Sf les pastor OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Wor l ey Franc s Sun day schoo l supt Sun day sc hool 10 HYSELL RUN FREEDOM X puesSe le!;:edBy l he Ame c• Bbc Soc c y WHITE S 700 E M a tn Dlal992 2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store w th A Heart Phone 949 3342 Ra eme M•ddleport Ph 949 9591 World lnv1ta1Lonal Tennis Classic 13 Lamp Unto My Feet 10 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 15 2 30 - Arthur Smith 8 Movte Her First Romance 3 00 4 00 4 305 00 - Inc S ubu g, Vi 1 n 1 337 N 2nd MLddleport Louts W Osborne Pomeroy Middleport Oh o Ph 992 2178 Amer ca n World of Surv val 4 Lets Grow a Garden 33 New MASON FIRST BAPTIST - NORTH 'QJ 109 +AKfi2 .Q4 WEST .8 'K853 +JI09B Ph 992 2550 pm MASON ASSEMBLY OF Prescriptions Pomeroy The Friendly Folks Pomeroy Ohio JJ&rooiDlbrn®/kJ ~c••• ~~.~ .....J 94- Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words 27 !lea d 29 Struck 30 Old wo 10cU1 15h 31 fl soan coun!J y c:mce 32 lJo busmcss 36 Jntun ot~ 25 I\Jtan1as 28 Brmy 29 Closmg substan ce 33 Sea eagle 34 Seaman 35 Camera stand 37 - 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Pr csu.J en t Motc hcll 11 ll H tl dcll• 111 nd Jut n Dear \\ t;l e wvulv< d 11 the 'A TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second St Middleport 0 46 Court St. Ga Ill polls, 0 Groceries & General Merchandise Ractne Ph 94'1 5772 My folks hate tl" hen I m 11ghtand lllC) don Lwant to •dmot ot II 1151 W sco LS II Rcpubloc, n Se n Joseph McC aoll y ch u ged Dcfen. e Secreta ry G euo ~c "111 shctll "1 th h a v nn~ cun1mt n c 1 u~c v. 1th Ru s.c;IJn Com1 JU 11st kmle1 J osd SLa l m ll u111 g Wootd IV .t r Jl lo 19i I Jeb Sl 1 l l M g1 alc1 14 .J982 .K7 SOUTH <Dl • AKJ653 Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Oial992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE Teens Have TheorSay (Part 5) We have already printed a column on • what teens like bcsl about their aprenls ' Now comes the downbeat herewoth some parental aclions or atlltudcs that upset teens most My parents always say I ve been where you re goong so shut up and hsten They don t expect anyone who osn t a tax payer to have an oponton Its easter for them to say No and feel col]lfortable Ulan say Yes and worry a ll evenong while I m out My folks have never got over depresswn psychosiS - the tdea that success lS measured econonucally Theor mrun worry os money and they lao! to enJOY life, except after a few drmks They boss too much ltSten too httle and do too much snooptng U they just HEARD of me doong somethmg wrong true or not they d kill me ftrst and ask questions later They shield me so much tbey wont let me get expenence and then they use lack of expertence' as thel!' reason for No Mom always starts up , Now when I was young (meanmg I mspoded rotten) but shes forgotten what ot s really hke to be young I can t stand my parents constant ftghll; but tf us ktds ft~ht they re aU over us l get more understanding from my dog My folks never show any love for each other for us etther No sympathy or apprectation - nothing' They make things too easy for me At 17 I d hke the freedom to goof up on my own They expect me to be more adult than l really am At 17 I need more direction ' Mom and Dad expect me_ to be perfect No matter how much I achieve they come up With suggestton on how to do better next time It takes the pride right out of you They've done a great job rrusmg me a lousy JOb ratstng my 8-year-<Jid brother ' They ask a lot ofquesttons but don t listen to the answers 'They won t let me be ME They laugh when I'm not jokmg They re divorced and always competmg for my love Can t they see I have enough for both• Dad took off and Mom plays around every ntght so 1 m stuck baby sttting the littler kids ' I get pushed when Mom says Mind your father even of she knows he s wrong, just to keep the peace They re losers I' ' They understand me so well I can I get away With a thmg' Young people were equally outspoken In their answers to, What upsets your parents most about YOU•" They wrote My ternble mouth Its always getting me m trouble ' My parents get upset w1th me when I argue Lately I JUst keep qmet so we ca n get along better And you know what? - It works' They re wild because I ve started lilnng a black guy, and that s crazy because they brought us up to be nonpreJudtced Guess they meant mterracial datong ts fme so long as he s U1e • Q74 P. 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PAULEY, AGENT Ph 992 5271 Beverly A great hand for a show-off ~pft% Ph 992 3863 Pomeroy Zoom 33 10 WIN AT BRIDGE " Pomeroy HARTFDRD CHURCH OF CHRIST in Chrlstlon Union - Wr estl mg a 30 - Bobby Goldsboro 3 Course of Our T1mes 33 B 00 - All In the Fam1ly 8 10 Partndge Farn ty 6 13 Book Beat 33 Emergency 4 15 3 8 30 - Ma sh 8 10 Nova 33 Mov e Trouble Comes to To w n 6 13 9 00 - Move How to Succeed n Busmess W th ou t Really Try 1ng 3 4 15 Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8 10 Mov1e 33 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We F1ll All Doctors 992 2965 808W Man GOD - Second St Mason w Va Chester Tennant pastor Sunday sc:.hool 10 a m morning worship 11 am evangelistic service 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer service W!dntsdey 7 3D p m Phone 773 5133 PeH1coa t Junction 3 7 Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread MLddleport Ph 992 3030 GENE'S BODY SHOP TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson Mason Pastor Walter Cloud Sunday school 9 45 am worship service 11 a m and 7 30 p m Weekly Bible study Wednesday 7 30 WLdeWorldof Sports 6 13 TBA 8 CBS Golf Champ onsh•p 8 Audubon Wildlife Theatre 33 French Chef 33 US Open Golf Champ onship 6. 13 Wode World of Sports 6 13 A BLt w fh Kn I 33 BLg Red never remember all the tunes I v e been m e~ rly Thrlllseekers 3 Lawrence We lk 13 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. MARK V STORE 296 w Second BAP W Generation Rap 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Welk 4 15 Catch 33 33 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. St Mason w Va Sunday Bible Study 10 am Worship 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m Vo c al music Soul Tram 6 VIewpoint 8 Base ball Pre Game 3 4 15 2 00 - Minor Repairs &Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 2366 ... • Banana Spl ts 3 American Bandstand 6 13 Lasste IS Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton W Va Me1gs County Branch MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller Jetsons 3 4 15 Movie6 13 Pebble s and Bamm Bamm 1 30- Greatest Sports Legends 3 15 BETSY ROSS BAKERY Chester Oh•o Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Craig pastor Sunday school 9 45 a m worship serv ce 11 a m tralnmg un10n 6 30 P m evening worship service 7 30 p m M1d week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Butch 8 10 Elec Co 20 12 30 - Go 3 4 15 Fat Alber! 8 10 1 00 - Man from UN CLE 4 Children s F1lm Fes l va l 8 10 INGLES ASHlAND SERVICE GAUL'S MARKET George Casto pastor Sunday School 9 30 evenlno worshlo 7 30 Thursday even rnO prayer ser\llce 7 30 p m 7 30 p m 12 00 - HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy 220 E Ma1n MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL Joste and the Pussycats 10 Outer Space 8 10 Cass1dy 3 4 15 Mission Mag1 c 6 13 5 30 - MEIGS TIRE CENTER RUTLAND CHURCH OF BIBL~ 11 30 - Woth the hope 1t woll. on some measure, foster and help sustaon that whoch osgood on family and community life, this feature IS sponsored by the busoness forms and organ ozatoons whose names appear below CHURCH Sunday School 9 30 am Worship service 11 a m Wednesday prayer meet ng 7 30 p m Sunday 01ght worShip 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW 11 00 - Brady K1ds 6 13 Abbotl a. Costello 8 Sesame 51 20 Speed Buggy 10 Sta r Trek 3 4 15 News 3 4 In the K now 10 6 30 - News 3 4 6 15 Reasoner 13 H1llbt lltes 8 Mov te Castle tn the A1r Ra e ne THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ng worshtp 10 30 a m Young peoples servi ce 6 45 p m Evangel SfiC service 7 30 p m Wednesday even ing ser\11ce 7 30 p m Pink Panthers 3 4 Dal ng Game 3 My L tile Marg•e 15 6 00 - L1il as Yoga & You 33 News 8 Look at the Book 15 COMMUNITY CHURCH Letart W Ve Rt 1 Rev George Hoschar pastor Sunday School 9 30 1 m Prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer Service Tuesday 10 am Worsh ip Serv1ce Thursday 10 3~ Goober and the Ghost Chaser s 6 13 15 Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 20 Monday ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION RUTLAND Eiec Co 20 LasslesRe scue Rangers6 13 M y Favor te L•festyle 10 Western Star Theatre 15 BuLck Ponhac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Ma n St Ph 992 2174 RUTLAND CHURCH DF CHRIST - Rod Kasl er pa stor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m worShiP serviCe and co m munton 10 30 am YOUth mee t ng 6 p m Sunday even ng serv ce 7 reg ul ar board meet ng th rd Sa turday 7p m The Rev William Campbell pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 • m James Hughes supt evening service 1 30 p m Wednesday even ing prayer meet ing 7 30 p m Youth prayer srrv lct each Tuesday s I'll Stl'\l u Ha r Martoan8 10 Sigmund&theSeaMonsters3 4 15 Machtne 4 SMITH NELSON MOTORS CHAPEL FIRST SOUTHERN 10 00 - M ddleport Ohio Coolv lie RO Rev Roy Deeter pastor Sunday school 9 30 am worsh p serv ce 10 30 a m B1ble study and prayer serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND ol\d~e Copy ght 974 Ke s e Bugs Bunny 13 10 Sesame St 20 9 30 - inch H1gh Pnvate Eye 3 4 15 The Church stands ready to help us learn responsoboloty Through re ligiOUS education youth today can still doscover personal identity-While gaonmg a responsible voew of mans obligatoons to God and to socoety DLal 992 3284 CHRIST Robert Shook pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Russell Spencer supt worsh p serv ce 10 45 a m even ng worshtp alternat ng w th C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meet ng 7 30 P m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe lay leader Farm 15 Sabr na 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Super Fnend s 6 13 Move 8 Its a crushong experoence to get caught But ot can teach us a v1tal lesson We soon doscover a sense of responsibility and learn our obligation to others Our true 1dent1ty emerges GOEGLEIN READY MIX MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sesame St 20 Sa turda y Report 3 Osmonds 13 8 30 - Yog s Gang 13 Mister Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 4 When the Jelly disappeared from the refrogerator when a baseball shal tered the wondow when Mother doscovered the stray cat sleepong 1n her washbasket l1ke a magnetic needle the accusmg longer of my parents pomted toward me GOSPEL MISSION - Ba ld Knobs Rev L R Gluesencamp pasto r Roger W lfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Sunday even ng worsh p 1 30 Prayer m eeting Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter class leader Youth meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m E r nest Deeter leader Treehouse Club B In Touch 13 8 !»-Jakes Place 6 L dsv llle 3 4 lS Bear Bunch 8 Lass ie 10 CiiiiiNfi UIJfiHD FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m Mornmg worsh1p 10 30 a m Young People s Service 6 45 p m Evangelist c ser v1 c e 7 30 p m Pray er meet ng Thursday 7 30 p m Fun for Everyone 6 Front4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne B1bt e Sc hoo l 9 311 am pr ea chmg 10 45 am Even ng ser\11ces 7 30 p m Ky ANeid 13 Chr stopher Closeup 10 7 00 7 30 - pm Por tland Racine Road Will am Roush pasto r Denny Evans Sunday Scho o D rector Sunday School 9 JO am Morn ng worsh p 10 30 am Sunday even ng se rv ce 7 p m Wednesday e '.lenln g prayer serv ces 7 30 p m 6 30 - Fa th lor Today 10 METHODIST - R ev Robert E Buckle y pastor William Ba ley Supt Sunda y Sc hool 9 30 am mornmg worsh p 10 311 am evening worsh1p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr.sttan Youth Cr usade 6 30 p m Thursday chotr pract ce 7 REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS P1cture Mommy Dead 4 Flammg Feather 4 Our Man m Jama~ea J SATURDAY JUNE IS 1974 FREE DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T 1m Russell m n1ster Norman C W I I Sunday school supt Su nday sc hoo 9 30 a m worsh p se rv iCe 10 30 a m B ble stu dy Wednesday 7 30 p m 15 ABC 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 4 7 00 ~ Truth or Con s 3 News 6 10 What s My L ne a Beat I he BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr s pa stor Floyd Norr1s supt Sunday school 9 30 a m morn ng sermon 10 30 a m Prayer se rv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF CLIFF 30 - NBC News 3 6 we talk we stt ck lo sale su~Je<ts hkc go II Jim supcr·uotoca l who ch bothers my fol ks who a lway s try to sc>c the good sodc 1hcy fltp \\hen lm late getting home Funny I u\\ they By IIden and Sut• Unttt•l 6 00 - News 3 8 10 13 15 Truth or Con s 6 Sesame St 20 News 4 Joyce Chen s ( h na 33 LETART FALLS UNITED pm LAUREL ?f.'~"' Television Log 30 p m MT UNION >JAPTIST Rev Cec I Cox pa stor Sunday School supr Joe Sayre Sun d ay schoo l 9 45 a m Sunday ev en ng wor sh p 7 30 Wednesday prayer and B ble study 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Eugen e Underwood pastor Howard Caldwell Jr Sunday Sc hOOl Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m M orn ng Serm on 10 30 am Su nd ay eve n ng servfce 7 p m J , . . 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Card of Thanks Nohce THE FA.M I LY of Th E>o do s <1 A, Frecke r eKtend lhe1r h eilrt f e lt th a nk s to thE' many fn ends n e1ghbo r s and rt'la t rves tor t he1r food prayers fl owe r s and cards durrng h er 1 ln cs s and at he r dei11h Spec at th a nks to Veterans M emor a Hosplla l SEOEMS Ewmg Funeral Home R ev Arthur Combs Jo hn Epl m g pallb ea r ers and anyone who he lped n any way dur ng lh s 1 me Yo ur acts of k nd n ess w I I long be remembered T he W litem C Fre cker Fam dy 6 1 <~ li e IN THE COURT OF COM M O N PlE AS ME IG S CO UNTY OHIO MYRTLE STA NL EY P la U1f lff vs JAMES l BLACKBURN et a t D ef endants No 15 573 NOTI CE OF PUBLICATION TO Jam es L Blackburn and Chr1sl ne B l a c kburn whose a s! known address was 959 Den n lson Avenue Co umbus Oh10 To P ete G bbons and Delo res Gi bbon s who se ast known addres s was 141' 2 w ls i Avenue Co lum bus Oh•o ; You are hereby not f1ed th a t you have been named De t en dants 1n a l ega l action en t li ed Myrtl e Sta nley Ptam t •ff vs James L Blackbur n Chr st1ne Blackbur n Pete Gibbons and Delore s G 1bbon s Defendant s Th1 s a ct10n has been ass•gned Case No 15 573 and IS pend ng m the Cou r t of Common Pleas ot Me1gs Coun ty Pomeroy Oh10 45769 Th e ob tec t of the Com p i a nt Is to requ re for fe •ture of the n teres! of th e D ef endants m t h e rea l estate desc r bed 1n an lcmd •n stallment contr a ct recorded 1n Volume 125 Page 483 Me1gs Coun ty Mor tgage Record s to d eclare th e contract null and vo1d and or der the same released f rom r ecor d You are requ red to answe r t he Compla•nt w thm 28 days after the last pub •ca t .on of th •s notiCe whtch will be publ iShed on c e each w eek fo r s x con secut.ve weeks Th e tast pubiiCat •on w•ll be made on J uly 19 19 74 and the 28 days for answer w • I comm ence or tha t date tn case o r your failure to ans wer or ot herw se res pond as r eq u.red by th e Oh o Rules of C1v 11 P rocedu r e 1udgm ent by default w I t be rendered agat n st YOU for the relief demanded tn the Complamt Oated June 11 1974 L a r ry Spencer Clerk of Cour t s Me1gs Coun ty Common Pl eas Co urt (6 ) 14 21 28 (7 ) 5 12 19 6tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 2JJ Estate of K A Gruese r Deceased Noft ce 1S her eby give n that Carrie E Gr ueser of Route 1 M lnersv tl te Oh •o has b ee n duly appotnted Adm n1stralrtx of the Estate of K A Grueser decea sed tate of Route 1 Mtn e r svllte Me gs County OhiO Cre d1 tors are requ.red to f l e their cta.ms w 1fh sa •d f td uCia r y w i th i n fou r months Date d thts 28 th d ay of Ma'y 1974 Mannmg D Webster Ju dg e Co urt of Common Pleas Proba t e DtVISton (5 ) 31 (6) 7 14 Jtc I 1 I GU N Shoot 7 p rn rr d <!y 'lithe Rae nC' Gun Club F a c tory c hoked qun s on l y Asso rt ed me<1 t s 6 17 " WARN I N G ' Cattl e caug t I n my gar d en on Lettd r g Creek r o ad (A ll er t h s n ot ce 1S publ• she d l w II be sho t Catt le seem to com e f rom Bradbury S• d e o f h I a tot ot d amaqc has already bee n done Joh n Mohle r Rt I Box 2 t0 M dd epor t 6 I I 31c NO W OPE N H e!>ss Re fr 1gerat on an d a r con dtt•on ng SDecta l on au tom ob te a r condr l on ng $5 to c heck and gas uJJ Also v•s I our sec o 1d hand stor e c oth1n g and m sc •terns <~ barg a tn JJr ces L oca t ed o • old R t 33 2 m ties from Pome r oy Ph one 99 2 2989 6 t 3 61 c SH OO TIN G M A T C H Corn Hollow Gun Clu b turn f .rs t r •g ht a tt er M1 tes Cemr terv Rut and Factory ch oked gun s o n y Sunday June 16 1 p m 6 13 Jtc YAR D SA LE Thur sd a y Fr1d ay a nd Saturday 1 m li e wes t oetow west Co tumb a O ld Rt 62 below SD•IIm an Church 6 13 21C GIG ANTI C yard Sa l e Sat June l 5 8a m to6p m R t 33 N t urn r•ght county r oa d (before roadS •de r est) turn left abou t one r"n1le WATCH FOR SI G N S B1k e tap e Dlayer lamp s rugs t re s w•gs 100 s of ttems 6 lJ 21p $ 1 000 REW AR D o ff ered Bud Bart1mu s w It DaY $250 cas n tor th e rest and conv ct on of the per sons who stole 32 tomato plants and st ak es from my f teld If the per son 1s arres ted an d SJJends a yea r •n tall 1 wil l pay 51000 1 know ther e were 2 peop e at least ( If one of th em w II t ell on th e other I Will not prosecu t e and he wtl t rece•ve th e r ewa rd J Anyone h av•ng any 1n format on Dlease ca t the Sllt!rtff s Offi ce Mar1 e l ta Oh1 0 378 2833 Th 1S r ewa rd tS good on ly f rom Jun e o 1974 to July 10 197 4 Bud Ba r llm u s Reedsv l e Oh o "" 61J41P Mr and Mrs Carl Duckworth of Zanesville spent a recent afternoon w1lh h1 s brother and s1ster Richard Duckworth and Agnes Wlute Mr and Mrs James Teaford spent a recent Sunday w1th h1s aWit, Mrs Lucy pav1s, South Charleston, W Va Mr and Mrs J ames Gum sler and Ki tty of Ptckermgton spent a recent Sunday w1th her aun t and uncle Agnes White and R1chard Duck\\ orth They all v1s1led at the Kenneth Theiss home m Racme Eve lyn Sto\\e and Agnes While were among the Semor C1t1zens who recently enJoyed an excurs1on of the Chaperone Mr and Mrs Sampson Hall have "Tloved mto the form er Dode Kmg house on the town properly Cal hng on the Halls were Rev George Oller of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Lanny Jenkins of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs James Teaford spent a rece nt Sunday m Toronto VISJ!ing h1s on ly uncle Mr and Mrs Clarence Cwnmmgs Mr and Mrs John Aldridge Crooksville, and Mr and Mrs lester Wtlson and daughter, Nancy, Zanesville, spent Mem or~a l Day wtth the tr cousm Anme Duffy Mrs Florence Potts spent a week ln Mlch1gan Mth her daughter Leola and fam1ly GREAT COUNTRY Se ll your scrap ~ron cas t tron sh ee t tron cop pec b rass alum t'1um au to batter tes auto radtalor s, wc1s t e paper IBM product s Open da1ty lttl4 Closed each Fnday at noon for balance of w eek Al so closed 17 June 4 and 5 of July The Rosenberg Iron and Metal Co. 1 r il t t.: r 5 29 t i c For Sale CA SE CO MBINE w1 1h Wt scon s •n V II molar Has b een kep t .ns•de S75 Pau l H Bac r R t 7 nee~r Ct es ter Ph one 9BS 3830 6 13 3tp rRESH co w Phone 992 7 165 r.nd c alf 6 12 Jtc F AM I L Y mil k cow ca l 18 Phone 949 4401 May 6 13 11c CL EA N (!)( p en SI Ve CMD t' IS W lh th e be s t B tu o Lus t re ts Amer. c a s filvor te Rent Shitm pooe r $ 1 Bak er F ur ntlure Com pany 6 1" Jtc SYRACUSE PH. 992-2549 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS c r J;Hne s Phone w~tl"r E lecl ,.. c Ga .. 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Far son Slr ee t Be pre O h o phone 423 9531 6 6 10tc Fresh Fruits and Vegetab~es W Mam Mon & Tues Permanents - - -$10 oo HairCuts $150 Atr Cond1t1oned and TV For Your Comforl Pomeroy, 0 ONE fr esh cow a nd ca lf Phone 992 7165 6 12 3t c speed PHONE 992-2156 The Daily Sentinel For Rent N CE unfurn1shed 5 room a p ar tm e nt ba t h Just remodeled n •ce lo c at on Ph on e 992 5434 6 13 6tc --------------R I VERS ID E apartments 271 N F•rst Avenu e M ddleport Oh1o App lt ca t 10ns now be1ng ac cepte d Pl)on e 61~ 4~6 3746 or afte r 5 p m 992 5730 6 13 181p BU SINE SS room 22 )( 80 23 4 E Ma1n St Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 5786 o r 992 3975 6 12 ttc -----------3 FUR NI SHED roo ms on -------------- ---- ---------- -- ------------ -------------- -------------- -------------- NOTICE -------------U N FUR N ISHED home 4 AM F M s ter eo r a d1o - a t rack r oom s uti! tv r oom and bath ta p e com bm a t1 o n 4 SDeaker ga ra ge 1655 Pomt La ne soun d sys t em Balance Phone 992 3874 Sl06 J3 or easy terms Ca l l 6 7 ti c 992 3965 5 29 tfc MOBILE hom e for r ent Adults onl y Phone 992 55 92 6 6 tfc -------------- 2 FOR RENT Ractne Ohto ME IG S County Humane SoCJe ly Thr It Shop open 10 a m tilt 4 30 p m every Fr1day and Satu rday N ew used stock arr.v1ng weekly C lol htng collect b l es a ppt 1a n ces treasures r ecprds P•ctur es book s tam ps toys Located across from Pomeroy Post Off1c e 5 12 lfc -------------Pels For Sale One 2nd floor apt , co m pl etely f urni shed Ma1n St Pomeroy Plenty of pa r ktng space n1 ce yard excellent Phone 992 3863 unt1l 3 after 6 call 992 5844 --------· floor apt f~rst unt11 3 after 6 ca ll 992 5844 CAS H pa 1d for att makes and model s o f mobtl e h omes Phone a r ea cod~> 61.:1 1173 9S3 1 I3 tfc ...... _......_ 4,000 BTU '109.95 Th ese stzes also ava tlable 5 000 6 000 12 000 BTU 8 000 10 000 and POMEROY LANOMARK 9. 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Phone 992 2181 DOZER or backhoe work 446 3981 or 446 34 59 .BARGAIN CENTER We sell both new and used furmture Such brands as Zemth TV, Frtgtdatre, Gtbson Norwalk l1vma Room Sutte s, Bassett Furntture Sunray, Sawyer Collms Before you buy , check wtth us first Kmg Stze 15 L1vmg Room Su1tes, m stock, $25 up 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY Phone 992 5361 or 992 38 61 J&B AUTO BODY Moved to Rutland 3/o~ mtle 1ns d e ctty l tmt t on rtgh t co rn er B.rck St and Rt 124 Free E st1ma tes 742-5293 • We repcur lawn mower s a nd gt~rden tra c tor s Real Estate For Sale THE WISEMAN AGENt:Y GallipOli S Clean excellent condtlion, 66 passenger RACINE 2STORYPERMASTONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN K IT CHEN Jlh BA TH S CARPET THR OUGHOUT FU L L BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL O NE LARGE FLAT WELL LAN D SCA PED L OT PR I C ED MID TWEN T IE S New rob wants to move must sell qutc kly 2 story fram e 3 BR f a mtly room bath dmmg R carpetmg porches about 1 ac r e barn other butdmg s tn good con d1t1on S13 500 00 Large leve l tot 2 stdes fenced 3 BR bath b aseme nt porches new FA gas fu r nac e $6 500 Hot eventngs are here spend them on the full wtdth front porch of th1s 1 story frame home 3 BR bath dmmg R carpeted Ltvtng R ca r Several Odd Cha1rs peted ulil ily R leve l lot Just $8 500 POMEROY - Owner must sell 6 rooms and bath NEW rwm & Full Stze Beds complete 29 95 up 3 Wnnger Washers 25 oo up 49 95 up Check the quality and prices at the Rutland Bargain Center w1th all the used furntture dealer s m the a'tea We re sure you II return to DOZER work land clea rin g by the acre hourly or co ntr act farm ponds roads et c L arge dozer and operator w 1lh over 20 yea r s expenence Pull•n s E)(cavat ng Pomeroy Oh•O Phone 992 2478 12 19 lfc H & W R efng er at 10n Se r v 1ces Re f r.gerators fr eezer a r co nd I one rs an d co m l'l ere a l un Is Phone 992 5587 or 992 7204 5 15 26tp --------------- C BRAD FOR 0 AUCtioneer Comotete Serv iC e Phone 949 J82 1 o r 94 9 3161 Rac 1ne Oh1o Crttt Bradford s 1 t fc J4 --- ----------- TEAFORD 1(,167 OL D S 98 ~ d r hard top all power and a r $350 Phone 1304) 773 5625 6 4 Jtc ------ - ----- - - 1974 CHEVY Nova Super Spor t au toma t c tr ans m1 ss on p s a nd p b Ac tual 6 926 mt tes Ca n be see n at lOS Un1on Aven ur or call 992 32 93 6 9 6tc ~~ Brok ~' t 10 Mechantc 51t-,_,~·1 Pomeroy , Ohto ;~769 -1967-----------OLOS 98 4 dr hardtop t 6 rooms electrtc w1th water across road Some mmerals Wan t 3 REAO Y MI X CONCRETE del•vered r~gh t to your protect F a s t and easy Fr ee es l1mat es Phon e 992 3284 Goeg tetn Ready M1x Co Mtddleport Oh10 6 30 tfc ton P•Ckup good cond t 1on Jo hn Rose 949 2822 6 14 6tc ==--= only 55500 oo NEW HOME - SEPTIC TANKS c le ane d Modern San tat ton 992 3954 or 992 7349 10231fc -------------1969 CHEVRO LET quarter buildmg A buy at $4 500 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE' WE SAY DON T WAIT MANY OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM 992 2259 or 992 2568 y,lqiiA.Tt'dfOicl ROO FS and hou ses pa1nted F r ee es t1ma tes plenty of r ef er en ces Phone 992 3363 5 30 12tp EXC AVAT IN G rt n1P.r tMrl P.r and backhoe wo r k sept tc ta n ks ms ta lled dump t r uc ks and lo boys for htre w•ll hau l SERVICE S off er ed furn1tur e fill d trt top soli ltmestone upho l s ter ng r eas o nable and grave l Ca ll Bob or Roger rat es P1 c kup and d e l very Jeffers day phon e 99 2 7089 free es t1 mates 3 nigh t phon e 992 3525 or 992 professs tonal cra ftsmen to 5232 se r ve you better and fa ster 2 11 ttc Phon e Mow r ey s Upho l st er y 675 <1 1 5~ PI Ple asant W V a 0 DE L L A l 1n ement located on 5 30 26t c Ro ute 124 and Cou nty Rd 5 Cross roads com pl et e f r ont FV R r-~Et: est mates on end tu n eu p and brake serv ce alum•num rep lac eme n t P l ease ca l l for appomlm ent w tndows Stdmg storm doors 742 3232 and wmdows Ra l •ng Phone Cha rl es L ste Syr acu se Oh10 5 24 tf c - - ---==-----=--- car t Jacob Sates SE PT IC TA N KS c leaned Representa ti ve V V reasonable r ates Ph 446 John son a nd So n In c 4782 Gall•po t s J ohn Ru ssell 4 30 tfc own er an d operator s 12 tfc A U TOMOBILE msurance be en 1970 OLDS MO B IL E 98 tow mtleage exce llen t co nd•l•on Se ll ng several hun dr ed do l la r s b elow local dea l er Prtce Phone 992 3863 ca ll 992 584 4 a ft er 6 D m 6 12 6tc patnt paneltng cet ltng s, some floor covenng Out bedrooms nice closets 1112 baths cook and bake un•ts Garage and one acre of land tn the country Askrng $28 000 00 BRICK VENEER $25 up OP E N Rog er H ysel l s Garage nea r Crossroad s on Sta t e Rou t e 124 8 30 to 6 p rn Monday through Sat urd ay Pnon e 99 2 5682 or 992 7 121 5 15 26tc cancetled"J Lo st your oper ators l tcense Ca ll 992 7.4 28 6 15 tfc Box 2671 Pomeroy, Oh1o Phone 992 2167 _____ _ i. ' PHONE 992-7777 CREMEAN S CO N CRETE d el•vered Monday t hr o u gh Saturday and eventn g s Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc POMEROY --------------- PL AN N I N G a n ew home? Need a dd h onat room s? Ho me Need r epa •r s? Cal l 949 3832 for mdependen t esll m a te 6 12 6tp HOURS: W ILL do house a nd r oo f pan t1ng Phone 367 7675 6 12 6tp pow e r and a r 304 773 5625 KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER "a t lh e caut10n light" TUPPER\ Pl -------------1969 CHEVY Townsman stat.on wagon $1 195 good cond ton Phone 99 2 7620 s 24 tfc EXPERIENCED pa 1nter •n ter.or an d exterto r Ca l l Donald Va n Meter 985 3951 5 22 where she r emams m poor hea lth Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe and sons left Monday on an ex tended vacation to the West Coast The Shversvllle Stitchers 4 H Club met at the home of thetr adv1sor Mrs Ada Van Meter on Fnday afternoon Mrs !C) Da1ley and Mrs Barbara Connolly were m Columbus on Fr1day Burial rttes were held at Shversv11le Ceme ter y for Homer Ttmmons of East Liverpool Ohto on Salurda) afternoon Mr and Mrs Eugene Long and fa mtly Bashan Rd , VISited Mr and Mrs Paul Evans an d son on Sundax a! ternoon Mr and Mrs R1chard Abels, Chrtstme Byers Mrs Roy Donohe11 Mrs Ma tl te Teaford, Kevm and Steven, Randall Talbott S W Durst Debra Br) ant Donetta Talbott, Paul Evans and Paul Dean, Danny Black Mr and Mrs Lou1s De Luz, Walter Crooks, Rudy Durst, M1ke Dalley, Melvm Da1ley Tom Durst and Bear Mrs Paul Shuler, Jake Shuler Mr and Mrs R R Durst, Mr and Mrs Douglas C1rcle, K1m Follrod Ralph Clark and leola B1rch were recent v1s1tors of the E H Carpenter fam1ly APPLE GROVE, 0. ~ VIolators will be prosecuted 3 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r •••••.. '1495 Large 8 room home 2 bath s large l1vtn9 1Bx24 enclosed pore~ steam heat and garage apt on corne r lot Good rentals Call to see NOTHING LIKE HAVING WH AT YOU WANT AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TRYUSFORYOURFUTURE NE EDS BABY FARMS WE I Mr and Mrs Ed Bressler and Mr and Mrs Clyde Bressler of Lancaster vtstled thetr aunt , Ava G1lkey Saturday While here they called on Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and Mr and Mrs Robert Alkire The Bresslers' w1ves are Ed1lh and Evelyn Lutz daughters of Ava Gtlkey Lutz Mrs Davtd French passed away at her home 1n Califor completmg a years duly m Thailand He JOined hts "1fe and son Martha and W1ll, at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Wilber Parker The Pooles will leave thts week to v1s1t h1s paren ts Mr and Mrs Harmon Poole m Livmgston Texas Then the) will go to their next ass1gn ment, Hills AF Base Ogden, Utah The Alfred U M W w•ll hold the1r re gular meeltn g on Tuesday evemng June 18, at 8 p m at the home of Florence Spencer w1th Os1e Follrod program lea der All are welcome Mr and Mrs Otto Swartz were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Clair E Follrod and fam1ly Mr and Mrs Btll Follrod of Athens and Wilma Swartz of Lottr~d ge, were Saturday evemng guests of Clara Follrod and Nma Robmson Martha Elhotl an d Genevieve Guthne v1s1ted Ethel Stout at Tuppers Plams Sunday afternoon Donald Elholt IS a patient m Holzer Hosptlal w1th a broken leg, wh1ch 1s bemg set and put 1n a cast for the second hme John Taylor rs very poorly a t h1s home here Os1e Henderson has returned home from Holzer Hospita l where she was under ob servabon D~ye rs Surrou nd clottles With gentle even heat No hot spots no ov erdrymg Fme Mesh L tnt F11ter We Spectalize m MAYTAG Red Carpet Servace D 742 4211 Arnold Grate Ruttana I 'I ' ACCOUNT NO 36 3 053 006 IOI'noe_ ....... ._.._,~ 1M!: I COlli' tl' fill "'PPI" ' - ' - ' Jllllllllwd In 1 klal ........... II ....... ~ •"-~~--~· "PP't" ""' ... IIP'fl roo pW!lc~ et home of W AUUJWitCES IIWir 10 inltNCtlon 0 ~~ ~ - - 4,333 ..... ' - Oscar Babcock ......... ~ ""'' ' - " " ' Oflclr President of Board I 70 PONTIAC ........................~ll95 Sedan, a1 r P S 4 Dr P B Buy One Of These Authonzed Ford Dea le-r Recondition ed U sed Cars 1973 Ford Pinto 2 Dr............... s2395 71 FORD GALAXIE 500........ !1595 Only 16 277 easy m 1tes acce nt group radt o sp trans Showroom clean 2 Dr H T, good IGOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS) 1971 Volkswagen ..................... 12095 Square Back Sta t ton Wagon Low mil eage rad• o red f tn•sh AM FM 1973 Ford Gran Torino ............. 12995 <1 Or Sedan , 302 V ca r eful local owner 985 4100 Over 200 persons atte nded the 60th weddmg an mversa ry of the Earl Slarkeys Sunday QUite a nUillber from here atte nded Mrs Hamel Ball Set ple age 60 passed away after a long tllness Bestdes her husband Dwtghl she lea\es lwo sons one daughter two brothers and one Sisler She grew up here Mr and Mrs M A Epple are announcmg the bulh of a grea t· g1andson Thts IS the first great grandson for Mr Epple Thenewbaby»elghed 9lbs , 14 <1 Gran Tormo 2 dr hardtop w.~ f h new pn ce tt wt l l be almost SS 000 00 A1r cond vtny llop full y equtpped F u l l 12 months g ua rantee cy l Localed on St Rl 7 w s w ttres New 1973 Ford ....................... 13695 1495 67 RAMBLER ........................ 2 6 aut o A Happy Trouble Free Vacatton For 68 FORD WAGON ...................~95 4 Dr a1r P S P B a au to trans power sf e£'rtng on e 1971 Dodge·············............... 11995 Chesler, 0 Spec ial Edll ton Char ger 2 dr hardtop power steer m g au to trans besf Dodge made th •s s1ze We II gladly r e fer you to the local owner ozs and answers to the name of E11c Todd Pea rson Born on Jun e 2 to Mr and Mrs Richard Pearson m Flonda the mother IS the daughter of Robert Epple Mr and Mrs Ben Miller and daughter D1ane of Sedaha, 0 , were dmner guests of the Robert Alkires Saturday Mr an d Mrs Bill Day and granddaughter of Flortda vtstled Ml' and Mrs Euge ne Young Frtday The) »ere former resrdents here 1970 Maverick 6 cyl. .............. ..Sl495 '2 Dr au to tra ns Ltk e new f m ts h local owner See Fred Bla e-ttna~or Danny Thompson ~CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETIER WE LOOK Keith Goble Ford, Inc. ~ - FOR •' :61 S. Th1rd Str ee t Middleport . Oh1o ·11670 Phones 992 2196 Alter hours 992 2412 Wrecker serv1ce 992 7587 or 992 7135 PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS Be ready to retracl an lm pu ls •ve dec •s•on you II be mak mg today Move fast to correct matters onc e you spot your m stake TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Clleck carefully al l b lis and statements for any work or serv•ce you re havtn g done at th s t1me There s a btg e rror somewhere WE AT SMITH NELSON THINK FATHERS ARE SPECIAL SO WE ARE GEMINI (May 21 June 20) T here s somethmg spe c 1a t GIVING SOME" GREAT BUYS ON NEW & USED CARS. LET, DAD GO you re shopptn.g for Don l l?u r c hase 1! 1mpuls1vely Without more c ompanson pnc mg OUT IN STYLE ON HIS DAY. CANCER !June 21 July 22) You wtll be a btl edgy early tn the day later you II ca lm down and be much more sure of you rsel f Take thmgs slo wly LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Wa1t a b1t before yo u •mpul s tv e ty make c hanges n you r soc1al plan s today After secon d thoughts you It want to adhere to your ongmal program VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 221 When you reac h fo r the c hec~ 10 try to rnake a good 1mpres s1on don t be shock ed when the other party lets you pay wt!hou t a fuss LIBRA (Sept 23·0et 23) A fnend has a pretty good tdea for yo u It would be to your bene fit to have h•m exp ta n tl 1n ts en tirety SCORPIO (et 24·Nov 22) Ttl ere s a nutsance typ e task factng yo u today You II leel uneasy 111 1 11 s ou t o f the way One you know we I can help you Wi th II 21) You re gomg to ftnd ydu r sel f more tn demand than usua l Others recogntze you re an asset to any gathermg 1973 OPEL 1973 v.w. 1972 BUICK 1972 PONTIAC 1971 V.W. 2 DR. 1970 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1970 GMC 1f2 TON 1969 PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1970 FORD 1969 OLDS 19J Someone you tt be assoc 1 at1ng wtth IS go•ng to be very helpful where your work or career IS concerned Th1s per son l tkes your s tyle (Feb I •2395 '2595 •2895 •2595 '2195 '1695 '1795 '1795 '1695 '1395 '1695 '1695 owner new Opel tr ade Bug l tgh t blue 4 speed sha rp on e owner LeSabre Custom 4 Dr Sed Factory atr & lape deck H T Lemans 2 Dr H T Ptckup 6 c yl atr loca l ca r Only blue & wh tte top a tr loca l c ar Cata ltna 4 Dr Sed Bonnev 1tle 4 Dr faclo r y r eal clea n f ully equtp w 1t h everyth tng lo w m 1leage one owner sharp std Only F 1reb trd 350 auto L esabre4dr H T P S P B rea l sharp sport car factorya .r ~ealn lce 69 Mavenck 2 dr 6 cyl std trans V tsfa Cr.u1ser Wagon a1r cond one owner real sharp For the Best Buy In Town See Ceward Calverl J 0 Story or 1Pal Story For the Best Parts 20· Malch 20) Some mteres1 1ng and va luable conta c l s w1l t be made thts year They II start yo u off 1n promts ng new dtrec ttons Ex pose yoursetl to group '" votvemenl s 4 speed one Serv1ce See or Ca II Frank S1sson or Larry Hudson SEE: CEWARD CALVERT - PAT STORY • J. D. STORY You should not1c e an tmprovement now 1n cond11tons that have an e ffect upon the SIZe of your bank balance June15 1974 4 cyl We hav e over 100 yrs of expertenced mechan1cs worlung 1n our shop Edd1e Wells 33 yrs, Nathan Btggs 30 yrs , Emerson Will body shop 31 yrs , Alfred Btggs, new car get rHdy 41 yrs, Howard Well front end spec1ahst 13 yrs Gary Hysell 6 yrs , Dennts Eyon 6 yrs, Cliff Wyatt 4 yrs grease rack & mechante Ray Stsk new & used car get ready 1 yr So you can see why we say we bu11t our busmess on serv1ce & now servtee ts bu1dmg our bus1ness AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Feb 19) PISCES 4 Dr Sed REMEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Fortunate ly you spot the flaws tn some we ll mearung but flim sy adv1ce you II b e offered by a fnend Ide - 6 174 P S, P B 4 Dr sedan , a.r 1974 ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) lit ,_, I .. . . t o - -1 wkh ,...,.. . . . ......... We're Happy Because You our customers are- ha ppy We- have many new on e~ at old pnces becau se at F o ~d s qua lil y control program we can say The closer you look the better we took It IS a real lOY to sell a quality producllhal w1ll make yot 1r fnend s even better fnends and them happy w 1t h the1r ca rs and trucks' For Saturday June 15 .... ...................... ,...,.::. ......... .... •-"'-~ol'tt-.T,._..Ihlt,....., ... IIIII -.... ....,.., ,..,.., '*"' ., ... Hatchback au t o 500 E. MAIN ___ the clerk Oltve Twp RUTLAND FURNITURE radto heater a1r SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. CAPRICORN (Dec 22·Jan OLIVE TOWNSHIP TWP CLERK MEIGS COUN'TY LONG BOTTOM, OHIO 45743 I liBRARIES ma She had been 111 f01 some hme She was a stsler m law of Mr and Mrs Htal French Mr and Mrs Dale Williams sold thetr home to Mr and M1 s Pat Mullen "ho wtll lake possesSion Aug 1 Mr and Mrs Dale Willi ams purchased the bungalow from Harold Graham 1l was for merly owned by Ava G1lke) M• and Mrs M ~ Epple spent a fe\\ davs w 1th relat1ves 1n Zanesville 0 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Dee FUNDS FOfi,THE PURPOSES SttOWN I REC RE}. TION H T RIGGS USED CARS Harrisonville Sot"it'ly ~eM; THNXIGH JUNI30 11715 PLANS TO SPINO THill 4 ME.lLTtl 1 Dr See Ray Rrgg s or Roger Rrebel 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unfll6 O!f-- Til 5 p m Sal MENTOF==~$~4 ~·3=3 3~~~~~~~~ V vmyl roof 72 FORD GALAXIE 500...........11995 "You 'll L1k e Our Qualify Wa y of Domg Bu s 1ness ' FO" THE""" ENTITLEMENT NMOO JULY I 111& ' vmyl roof V 8 auto Karr & Van Zandt AHTIC~ATING A GENERAL REVENUE IHAIU~G ,AY ' auto 71 TORINO 2 DR ................. ~l495 Dr OLIVE TOWNSHIP Big Capac1tv May tag Autom at1cs 2 speed oper at 1on rhotce of water temps Auto water level control L1nt F ilter or Power F n Agi tator Perma Pres s May tag Halo of H eat 6 Cy l 7I OLDS DELTA 88 .............. !1795 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V.S auto., P.S .•• •••• ! ll95 TRI-STATE ' MATERIALS PROPERTY ! 1695 1 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Or., V8 aulo., P.S. •.....•'1195 68 Dodge Charger H.T. Cpe., auto., P.S .• ••• 1695 Sunday School attendance on June 9 was 30, the offermg $14 50 Worship services were held at II am w1th Donna Miller of Belpre speakmg from John 14 1·7, • Hang On to the Hand or God" Attendance at th1s servtce was 14, offermg $18, pledges $28 Rev Robert Meece and Thelma Henderson, conference delegate, from Northeast Cluster , are attendmg the annual U M Conference at Lakeside, 0 , this week S·Sgt Joseph R Poole, USAF arnved m Columbus Alrport last Fnday after v m y l top 72 VEGA ............................ ~1595 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V.S auto....•.....• '995 Alfred Social Notes P B 70 Olds 88 HT. Sed., V·roof, air.............11495 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, an .......... '1195 Genetal Reyenue Shar ng provides l~tll h.rndt directlr lo klcll '"" lllle ',l()'olernmtnls The law requtrfl exh governm.nl to publ sh a repoll of 1ts plans for the use or theM fundllo 1nform 11s ClllliM and 1(1 fl'm:ourag• thlllf parrlt:lf»FI(In tn deciding hOw the 10 be W thtn lhe 26tp P S HT I'LAIIIIID U.l IIIPOIIT OIIIIIIAL IIIVIIIUI SMAlliNG lhru')un I Cli)'>t'rl Mond,ly<.) h'l l TuppL•ro;. Pla•n<. 0 H T 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, v-roof & air..•• ... '1795 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air .•.••'1995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, a1r •. ... 1895 . 0pPilQ7,Tuf"> 71 FORD LTD 70 MAVERICK ..................... ~1295 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 aulo., P.S .•.•..... .'995 ·L.----------------------~ KUHL'S SPECIAL------. 71 Olds Cut. S. HT Cpe, powe~. air ••.•.•. 12495 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto..••.. ••••• 12195 71 Pont. Tern pest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S '2095 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, a1r •....•••.. '1895 ~-- BARGAIN CENTER Employment Wanted Sunday Randa,ll Tal bott , New Lex mglon Ohw, v•s•led rela hves m th1s neighborhood on Fnday H1s mother Mrs Ohve Talbott, a forme r res1dent, ts now at h1s home ON See You On Tuesday, June 18th lon g w1de bed 72 Ponbac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air •.•.•.• • 2895 No Trespassing and No Swimming . V 8 s tand ! Dr NOTICE! Will be closed Fn 14 thru Mon 17 6 13 3tc --------------1965 C U ST OM Ford body engine a nd transmt ss •on Se ll se parate or togeth e r Reasonable !=»hone (304) 882 20 52 6 13 6tc 0 GOING FISHING all Phone SJ50 AINI ON VACATION *3100 BEN-TOM CORPORATION Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. W I L L TR IM or cut trees a nd shrubbery A l so c l ea n out ba se m ents att cs etc Phon e 9~9 3221 or 747 444 1 6 6 26t c bedrooms cook and bake un1ts w1th lovely cabmets dmmg room and full basement on n tc e landscaped lot m Rutland $30 000 00 MIDDLE PORT - LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Auto Sales $1400000 45 ACRES - Of wild land Has 515 up SEW I NG MACH I NE S Repatr serv 1ce a ll makes 992 228<1 The Fabr1 c Shop Pom eroy Au thori zed S1 n ge r Sa tes and Se rviC e We Sha rp en Sc tssors 3 29 tfc 69 INTERNATIONAL.. .......... }ll95 1 Stiversville News Notes • Lawn Boy • Tec um seh • Koh le r • W scon sm • All o ther makes lon g w1 de bed 72 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S... .•.• ..'2495 OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE SUPPLIES 10 4 tfc NOW$19 95 Several Rockers 399 w Ma1n Pomeroy 0 Loc ated at Mode rn Supply Small Engme Repa•r 3035 $1195 Mr and Mrs B•ll Berry, lexmgton, Ohw Mr and Mrs V1ctor Durst and sons, The Plams, Mr and Mrs Morrow, Ravenswood W Va , Mrs Paulette Van Meter, Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Bob Moorehead and Mrs Mike Evans and Ryan , local, were callers recently at the home of Mr and Mrs R R Durst and Tom Mr and Mrs Loms De Luz VISited m Huntmgton W Va, Wedn esday wtth D J Schroeder and mother and also at the Art Gallery where they have a number of Pans1an prmts and rare ed1t10ns on loan for exh1blt10n thts summer Rev and Mrs L R Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn have returned from a vacahon 10 Texas and other scemc spots of the southwest Mr and Mrs Harold Roush, leota B1rch, Portland, and Mr and Mrs Henry Euler Hemlock Grove, viSited Mrs Norman Roush and Mrs Robert Euler and family at Charleston, W Va on Thurs· day Mr Chnt B1rch and Leola VISited Mr and Mrs Uoyd Lipps at Little Hockmg, on V 8 s tand 73 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r.•.•••• 15900 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., vroof ••... •• ••.•• '2695 4 door factory a i r automatiC transmt ss ton power stee r ing & bra kes !lOOd wh •te wa ll ttres wh 1te f tn•sh vl n yt roof rad1o heavy duty suspenston 992 3092 SE PT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M ILLER SAN IT A TION STEW ART OHIO PH 662 a 1970 DODGE POLARA Pomeroy Our 1st lme t 1res 318 V power lo ng w1de bed 72 FORD 34 TON ..................s1895 USED CARS S1695 Stat1on Wagon loca l car ltke new automattc gol d f l n tsh c lean tntenor steenng & automatic t ra ns - ------------ OFFICE 44 6 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGh ee- 44 6 12SS E M Ike Wtseman -4 46 37 96 12 ROOMS - 1'1~ bath s n1ce k 1fchen storm drs and WIn dows Garage and carport New Recliners Only $49 95 Ph 992 2174 HOME & AU·TO Slop Floor Display RACINE OHIO MIDDLE PORT 1971 DODGE CORONET J and RACINE GARAGE V 8 4 sp POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY FURNITURE • In and See 71 FORD % TON .................~1795 13895 tnm tmt glass factory a 1r conditiOned Turbo Hydrama t1 c power steermg & brak es w s w t 1res bumpe r guard rad1o wtlh tape t"' W1lkm son Small Engme PH. 949-3611 SYRACUSE - 1973 CHEV CAPRICE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ma son W \Ia fiJV-':~11111'1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 4 Door lu x ury ca r wh1te f tn-tsh vtnyt roof g r een kn.t c loth From th e la r gest Tr u ck o r Bu l ldozer Rad ta l or to th e sma ll es t Heater Core N<1 th an Btggs Rad1alor Spec1ahst 992-2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy located In Pomeroy $18 000 00 59 95 I Radl .. MATERIALS CO AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Wat er ltnes and Power Lmes All Y-Jork done by the toot or contract Al so dozer work. and se pti C tank s tn ! ~lo ll ed ~PERIENCED But II to Your Specs De liver ed to Job Stte COMPLETE 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY DITCHING SERVlCE I WOOD TRUSSES <l\"b • 77J 5554 9- The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Nigh t 992 3525 [____ or 992 5232 HOGG & ZIJSPAN Now Open for Bus1ne ss WALL TAPESTRIES WERE 29 95 K1tchen Cupboard FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SA LES &SERVICE HOME ALARMS ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICA'rED 3 bdrms , bath, steam heat m odern k ttchen front porch level lot and garage N tce ly Several Gas and E lectnc Ranges 29 95 up Several Refrtgerators S35 up BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B1ll Brown. Owner Rutland, Ohta 717 Pe arl Street M Jdleport Ohto ONE FLOOR - Special This Week! 20 Apt S11e Gas Rang es 20' wtde 1967 CHEV. SCHOOL BUS 88 00 Bed, complete Ph 64 11 FOR SALE RUTLAND~ Breakfast Sets $15 up Old Fashioned Wooden --------.....------ ----------Wanted To Buy 2 bedrooms, com pletely furn Ma~n St Pomeroy Plenty of parkmg spa ce, n1ce yard exc locat 10n Phone 992 3863 YORKSHIRE 1e rr~ er pups A K c Cham P•on s.req 7 wks o ld Shots wormed and ped1greed Phone 985 JIO(l 6 14 6tc POODLE g room lnq $5 Bath $6 Phone 667 391 5 Coo lvrtte 6 12 Sip HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS lo~at1on One 6 5 t fc 2 L N COL N we lders 500 nmps 2 BED ROOM hou se n M d AC Phon e 99 2 3285 dl eport N ew ktl chen and 6 11 6tc ba t h app lt anc es nct uded Ca ll 99 2 53 10 .,ROC ERY bu smess for sal e 6 2 26tD Bu1tdmg fo r sa te or lease Phone 773 561 8 f r om 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appotntmenl NEW IN VESTME N T • Go ld en oppor tu n•IY for t nvesto r s 3 20 H e both f r st tt me and prOfeSSiona l a t1ke We EXCELSIOR Salt Works E spec at,ze m bu il d•ng new tn Ma1n St Pom er oy All ktnd s pt e)( rental housmg to mee t of salt water pel le ts water the rap1dly g r ow niOj demand nuggets block salt and own for new re nta l hous ng •n Ohto R •v er Sal t Phone 992 Me1gs County Thes e n ew 389 1 ranch sty le un IS produce htgh 6 s tfc r e turns r a ptd growth and sot1d prote ct on Our n WE ARE p tckmg up a P•ano m vestment prog r am provtdes your area and would like l and constr uclto n and some responstble party to management Ge t ful l deta Is take over paymen ts Call today' Wrtle Fred B Cred1 t Manager (6141 772 Goeg le•n Gr eat Amer•can 56 69 or wr.r e 260 Ea st Ma in H om es ~omeroy off 1ce 221 Street Ch i l l i cothe Ohto 45601 W 2nd St or c all 992 5976 4 7 lfc Thursday 10 to 1 Sa t u rd ay 9 to 12 evenmgs 742 366 4 or ca ll our 2.:1 h r phon e 1 239 9681 WE H AVE al l you r uphol st ery 6 9 tc ne eds Burlap den1m camb rtc foam g l ue z1 pp ers tack1ng sl r• p spr •ng s and HOU SE 5 rooms attac h ed c l 1ps ch •p boar d bultons ga r age located near school tw ne sewmg th read legs Syracuse Oh•o Ph on e 99 2 3860 upholstery books dacron sprm g twm e t ack s welt cord 6 11 12tp cotto n swtvel bases a nd foam foam foam Pomeroy Recove ry 622 East Mam St r eet Phon e 992 7554 5 15 26 tc - -------- ----- Now due SS 00 per lot per year for care Df graves for 1974 Send Check or Money Order to Herbert C Sayre, 257 1 H O U SE 6 r oom s and bit l h 5 c losed n porch J" acr e land Che s l er Call 98 5 35 37 Phon e 84 3 2935 6 11 SIP 6 13 6tc E KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Mam Str ee t No c 111 dren or w I GS For 11 good lin e ot dog s Phone 992 238 1 8 X 35 H OUSE TR A ILER With Cos metiCs fr endly serv tc e lrpout l •v mg r oom Ca t 992 6 12 3t c and someone to chat Wtth 6630 ---------~---g1ve m e a ,.art Helen J ane RIVERS ID E A part ments 271 6 11 5tc Brown 99 2 5113 N F rst Ave M ddtepor t 3 19 tfc Oh10 App l•cattons now berng NEW 1974 Z1g Zag SEW IN G accept~d Phone 614 446 37 46 MACHINE S 1n Orlgtnat A TO Z M a rt used furniShed or aft er 5 p m 992 5730 car ton z,g Zag to make .!lppl•ances clothmg d1shes 6 ! ~ 18tc buttonholes sew on button s an d mtsc Rt 33 oppos.te monograms and ma ke f an cy tra•ter co urt Hartford W destgns w 1th tu st the tw1 st of a TRAI L ER Ideal fo r couple 10 va s tngl e d1a l Left •n lay a way m les Nor t h o f F!om ero y a tr 4 10 lfc and never be en used Wilt se t! con d f1on ed $80 per month for only $47 cas h or term s etec tr 1C wat er and sewer availab le Phone 992 2653 turn sh ed Call 992 7.479 T HE SPI NNIN G Wh ee l AntiQUe 5 29 tt c Shop •n Antlqu t y Oh 10 wilt 6 5 ttc op en tor bus•ness at 10 a m F nda y June 14 Hour s 10 4 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn sh ed and E L ECTROLU X va cu u m week end s unfu r n !Shed apa rtm ents cleaners A 1 co nd1t1on uses 6 10 6tc Phon e 992 54 34 paper bags has cordw•nder 4 12 tf c an d m any attachments A lso s hampoo e r attac hm ent 1n PR IVATE meetmg room for e lud ed (Only 4 ava• l able) at any organ1zat on phone 99 2 $37 70 cas h or term s 3975 avatlable Phon e 992 2653 3 11 ff c 5 29 tfc To Letart Township Cemetery Lot Owners ONE new at I e te ct rt c 3 b ed room S19 900 and 3 ot h er hom es Phon e 99 2 3975 or 992 ---------------. 1970 SUZUKI 350 ro ad btk e LINCOLN HILL June Spec1a I -- -~- Rccdsv I 6 II M e Real Estate For Sale MASON NEW HAVEN Open 6 days open eventngs b'j.appotnfment Rd C onte~ c l W 11;., Snrn Help Wanted ' 1 T R A I LEf.? t)rOwn s Co urt 9n 3J/ <t FoundMAtE: r\I G ('Ill R ED U CE e)( cess fl uidS W l h Fl u de)( $1 89 Lo se we ghl Wilt Oex A D et Cc11J SU ies at $1 ~a at Ne lson Dr ug s Athen s Oh•o F ARM for sat e apJJro,oma te ty 6 14 lie 15 m tes from Pom eroy 55.,.... acres 8 room house w th R ING NE C K phea san ts m a tu re ba th 2 ba rn s pond ot h er ou t btrd s ch ck s and egg s Roger bU t dmg s Phone 698 3791 Le1fh e t Ro c k Spr.ng s Ro ad 6 14 6t c NEED a babys It er to l rvc n Pome r oy Phone 992 34 t6 JJr efer age 20 to 40 y ears o f 6 1<1 Jl c READY nght now• Lu xu r ous ag e Phon e 99 2 5362 a lt er 5 n ew .:1 bedroom 2 bath hug e p m any l1m e on Sunday 19 70 CHEVROLE T Mal 1blf fam lly room b eve ! w th 6 14 J lp Sport Co up e On e owne r r. ar double ca r garag e I d ea ty Cal 99 2 562 1 or 99 2 5 9~ 7 oc a t ed on larq e )1 4 acre CO L LE GE ST UD E N TS Now 6 4 6t c wooded lot 1n C)(C tu s v e tak ng app t ca ir o 1 tn R1gg s cre st tu s t south of Pomeroy and M dd l ~por t ST A R C RA FT N ew a nd used T uppers Pia n s Wrll c or ca I area Earn $ 500 l ht s sum ca mp ers 1 used 1972 St a r Fre d B Go eg te tn G r eat mer F=or nt erv ew c att { 30 4) cr a tt Travel Trail er Omn A m er can Homes Pome roy 4BJ 150 1 tn Park er sbu rg A uto Awn• n gs Reese Offtc e 121 W Second Sf { 614) 5 14 3t c H tch es Port• Pot• s Fur 992 2976 Thur s 10 1 Sa l 9 12 nu ces 20 Pt;f olf Camp Even ng s cal l 742 366.'1 or 24 GRILL c ook a nd k tch en he lp Con ley Sla rcrc'lf t Snles Rt 62 hr phon e { l l 239 9681 want ed Apply n pe r so n at N of Pt Pl easant beh nd R ed 6 14 2t c Crows Stea k House Ca rp et I nn 6 I <1 2tc 6 12 31C 3 ST ORY frame home garage ca r peted w th new pt umDmg WAITRESSESwan ted AJJply n and e l ect n c w r ng To ta l Der so n Crow s Steak House e ecfrt c nc l udes 2 stoves 2 5 14 tiC refr ge r a t o r s and some turn tur e stluated on NEW di Sir• bu t n g c ompany beau t f ut J acre tot As k ng n ee d s f v e peop le rn Me gs S29 500 Ca t 99 2 5933 Ga l l •a and Mason Cou nt• cs 6 23 3t c Car n ecess ary Ca I 992 20 J6 betwe en 9 30 to 12 noon C H O I CE of t wo 3 b edroorn 6 12 Jt c F1t For A Kmg hom es by ow n er Bat h & -; built 1n kll chen wa tt to wall TUPP ERS P la1 ns lady to care ca r J)e t fu l l ba se m ent w l h tor ambulato ry s trok e FATHER'S DAY ga rag e Br. c k front s pa t1 ent n o 1 ft•n g Re f ere n ces Siding and a lu m nu m SUN, JUNE 16 req u r ed R ep l y P 0 Box overh ang s ~ acre lot P r iCe 107 1 A then s Oh 1o J57 01 $28 500 each Ca l l 985 35 98 or 6 12 31c q95 .n n 6 14 10tc John & May Sis 1 --------~----- _J rU RNI S H EO ilDHin cn t ,,du lls only n f\!1 (If tcpo rt PhO l C 997 JH7>1 'i 17 ti c ONE -------------- ~!~~:~ I ~....,--..,..---~- OL D furn• lur e oak ta bles c loc k s ce boxes brass beds d•shes d esks or co mplete nou se hotds Wr lle M D MIter Rt 4 Pom eroy 011 o c att 992 7760 5 13 tfc CARRIERS WANTED l I RI SH Setter pups 5 amese K •tt ens AKC Pood l e pupptes Pheasant chtcks Phone 1 25 6 6247 6 4 26tc SRREO 92.1 For Rent JU N K Autos comp t:te 1n d d el vercd to o ur y.a rd Wt: p Ckl)p i"IUI O bOdteS i'md buy il I k. n d S of scr ap llCic11 S and ron R td ~ r s SCl l vaqC Sta t e Ro t !C' 17 1 Rt 1 Pont:roy Ot 10 PI one 9<>? 5 16A ~ 77 ?l!p Beauty Salon Clerk Letart Twp RaC11'11" 'lrC'il Ye~ l l"<i 9Y77 119 SHULER'S MARKET lOLA'S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No 21 207 Estate or ke•th E Goble Deceased Nottc e 1S hereby g 1ven that MUL Tl F AM I LY Yard Sa l e 2 Opal H Goble of Powe ll Str ee t m l es north of Ch esle r on M1ddleport Ohio ha s been duty Route 7 Sa t Jun e 14 10 a m appoint ed E xecu trt x of the N•c ec lothmg som e fu rn 1tur e Estate of Ketfh E Goble old tar s old wood en cha r and deceased tate of Me gs County bed toy s Oh io 6 13 2t p Cred tor s are ret~utred to ft le their c l a tms W1l h sa •d 11dUc1ary P ARASO L BoutiQUe Salon n ex t withm four m on ths to Ska te A Way an n ounces Dated t h 1s 28th d ay of May the new t1me savmg foo t proof 1974 un•perm system to g•ve a Mann 1ng D Webster Jud ge perfect per m on every head Court of Co mmon Pl eas Introductory Spec•al S I B 50 Probat e D• v •s on reg 520 Jun e 11 22 Phone for (5) 31 (6 ) 7 14 3tc appo i ntment now 965 4141 Sa ndra T ru ssell Kea rn s owner and ope r ator 6 9 12tc Syracuse ~ Wanted To Buy m Business Services r 'l f.?O OM :. ~ nd bc1fh a l l e lc c lr l( I We Built Our Busmess on Semce I • and now Service IS Building Our Business. 500 It Remember We Service What We Sell ~- OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ' PONTIAC Main St, Pomeroy, otuo TRUCKS 992-2174 td\r9 ~T. 'S!!!J ~ TILL 5 PM SERVICE TILL 12 NOON ON SAT. I 1 �• 8- The Dally Senlmel, M1ddlcpo1 t P011m•• uv U r 11da) Junt I~ 1174 For Rent or Sa1e .Sentinel Classijieds Get Resztlts! Card of Thanks Nohce THE FA.M I LY of Th E>o do s <1 A, Frecke r eKtend lhe1r h eilrt f e lt th a nk s to thE' many fn ends n e1ghbo r s and rt'la t rves tor t he1r food prayers fl owe r s and cards durrng h er 1 ln cs s and at he r dei11h Spec at th a nks to Veterans M emor a Hosplla l SEOEMS Ewmg Funeral Home R ev Arthur Combs Jo hn Epl m g pallb ea r ers and anyone who he lped n any way dur ng lh s 1 me Yo ur acts of k nd n ess w I I long be remembered T he W litem C Fre cker Fam dy 6 1 <~ li e IN THE COURT OF COM M O N PlE AS ME IG S CO UNTY OHIO MYRTLE STA NL EY P la U1f lff vs JAMES l BLACKBURN et a t D ef endants No 15 573 NOTI CE OF PUBLICATION TO Jam es L Blackburn and Chr1sl ne B l a c kburn whose a s! known address was 959 Den n lson Avenue Co umbus Oh10 To P ete G bbons and Delo res Gi bbon s who se ast known addres s was 141' 2 w ls i Avenue Co lum bus Oh•o ; You are hereby not f1ed th a t you have been named De t en dants 1n a l ega l action en t li ed Myrtl e Sta nley Ptam t •ff vs James L Blackbur n Chr st1ne Blackbur n Pete Gibbons and Delore s G 1bbon s Defendant s Th1 s a ct10n has been ass•gned Case No 15 573 and IS pend ng m the Cou r t of Common Pleas ot Me1gs Coun ty Pomeroy Oh10 45769 Th e ob tec t of the Com p i a nt Is to requ re for fe •ture of the n teres! of th e D ef endants m t h e rea l estate desc r bed 1n an lcmd •n stallment contr a ct recorded 1n Volume 125 Page 483 Me1gs Coun ty Mor tgage Record s to d eclare th e contract null and vo1d and or der the same released f rom r ecor d You are requ red to answe r t he Compla•nt w thm 28 days after the last pub •ca t .on of th •s notiCe whtch will be publ iShed on c e each w eek fo r s x con secut.ve weeks Th e tast pubiiCat •on w•ll be made on J uly 19 19 74 and the 28 days for answer w • I comm ence or tha t date tn case o r your failure to ans wer or ot herw se res pond as r eq u.red by th e Oh o Rules of C1v 11 P rocedu r e 1udgm ent by default w I t be rendered agat n st YOU for the relief demanded tn the Complamt Oated June 11 1974 L a r ry Spencer Clerk of Cour t s Me1gs Coun ty Common Pl eas Co urt (6 ) 14 21 28 (7 ) 5 12 19 6tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 2JJ Estate of K A Gruese r Deceased Noft ce 1S her eby give n that Carrie E Gr ueser of Route 1 M lnersv tl te Oh •o has b ee n duly appotnted Adm n1stralrtx of the Estate of K A Grueser decea sed tate of Route 1 Mtn e r svllte Me gs County OhiO Cre d1 tors are requ.red to f l e their cta.ms w 1fh sa •d f td uCia r y w i th i n fou r months Date d thts 28 th d ay of Ma'y 1974 Mannmg D Webster Ju dg e Co urt of Common Pleas Proba t e DtVISton (5 ) 31 (6) 7 14 Jtc I 1 I GU N Shoot 7 p rn rr d <!y 'lithe Rae nC' Gun Club F a c tory c hoked qun s on l y Asso rt ed me<1 t s 6 17 " WARN I N G ' Cattl e caug t I n my gar d en on Lettd r g Creek r o ad (A ll er t h s n ot ce 1S publ• she d l w II be sho t Catt le seem to com e f rom Bradbury S• d e o f h I a tot ot d amaqc has already bee n done Joh n Mohle r Rt I Box 2 t0 M dd epor t 6 I I 31c NO W OPE N H e!>ss Re fr 1gerat on an d a r con dtt•on ng SDecta l on au tom ob te a r condr l on ng $5 to c heck and gas uJJ Also v•s I our sec o 1d hand stor e c oth1n g and m sc •terns <~ barg a tn JJr ces L oca t ed o • old R t 33 2 m ties from Pome r oy Ph one 99 2 2989 6 t 3 61 c SH OO TIN G M A T C H Corn Hollow Gun Clu b turn f .rs t r •g ht a tt er M1 tes Cemr terv Rut and Factory ch oked gun s o n y Sunday June 16 1 p m 6 13 Jtc YAR D SA LE Thur sd a y Fr1d ay a nd Saturday 1 m li e wes t oetow west Co tumb a O ld Rt 62 below SD•IIm an Church 6 13 21C GIG ANTI C yard Sa l e Sat June l 5 8a m to6p m R t 33 N t urn r•ght county r oa d (before roadS •de r est) turn left abou t one r"n1le WATCH FOR SI G N S B1k e tap e Dlayer lamp s rugs t re s w•gs 100 s of ttems 6 lJ 21p $ 1 000 REW AR D o ff ered Bud Bart1mu s w It DaY $250 cas n tor th e rest and conv ct on of the per sons who stole 32 tomato plants and st ak es from my f teld If the per son 1s arres ted an d SJJends a yea r •n tall 1 wil l pay 51000 1 know ther e were 2 peop e at least ( If one of th em w II t ell on th e other I Will not prosecu t e and he wtl t rece•ve th e r ewa rd J Anyone h av•ng any 1n format on Dlease ca t the Sllt!rtff s Offi ce Mar1 e l ta Oh1 0 378 2833 Th 1S r ewa rd tS good on ly f rom Jun e o 1974 to July 10 197 4 Bud Ba r llm u s Reedsv l e Oh o "" 61J41P Mr and Mrs Carl Duckworth of Zanesville spent a recent afternoon w1lh h1 s brother and s1ster Richard Duckworth and Agnes Wlute Mr and Mrs James Teaford spent a recent Sunday w1th h1s aWit, Mrs Lucy pav1s, South Charleston, W Va Mr and Mrs J ames Gum sler and Ki tty of Ptckermgton spent a recent Sunday w1th her aun t and uncle Agnes White and R1chard Duck\\ orth They all v1s1led at the Kenneth Theiss home m Racme Eve lyn Sto\\e and Agnes While were among the Semor C1t1zens who recently enJoyed an excurs1on of the Chaperone Mr and Mrs Sampson Hall have "Tloved mto the form er Dode Kmg house on the town properly Cal hng on the Halls were Rev George Oller of Middleport and Mr and Mrs Lanny Jenkins of Pomeroy Mr and Mrs James Teaford spent a rece nt Sunday m Toronto VISJ!ing h1s on ly uncle Mr and Mrs Clarence Cwnmmgs Mr and Mrs John Aldridge Crooksville, and Mr and Mrs lester Wtlson and daughter, Nancy, Zanesville, spent Mem or~a l Day wtth the tr cousm Anme Duffy Mrs Florence Potts spent a week ln Mlch1gan Mth her daughter Leola and fam1ly GREAT COUNTRY Se ll your scrap ~ron cas t tron sh ee t tron cop pec b rass alum t'1um au to batter tes auto radtalor s, wc1s t e paper IBM product s Open da1ty lttl4 Closed each Fnday at noon for balance of w eek Al so closed 17 June 4 and 5 of July The Rosenberg Iron and Metal Co. 1 r il t t.: r 5 29 t i c For Sale CA SE CO MBINE w1 1h Wt scon s •n V II molar Has b een kep t .ns•de S75 Pau l H Bac r R t 7 nee~r Ct es ter Ph one 9BS 3830 6 13 3tp rRESH co w Phone 992 7 165 r.nd c alf 6 12 Jtc F AM I L Y mil k cow ca l 18 Phone 949 4401 May 6 13 11c CL EA N (!)( p en SI Ve CMD t' IS W lh th e be s t B tu o Lus t re ts Amer. c a s filvor te Rent Shitm pooe r $ 1 Bak er F ur ntlure Com pany 6 1" Jtc SYRACUSE PH. 992-2549 MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS c r J;Hne s Phone w~tl"r E lecl ,.. c Ga .. Se w e r L 1 ' ' ., m o;. tallcd Work qu 1nmt<:>ed OoL e r Backhoe T~uck ~ Llm l'!:! l onc & Ftll D1rt ( 1tmmr>rcti11 Re s1dc nh a l CiJ n It uchon & Rem odel llOUnd O s born 667 3762 6 13 31p Mobtle Homes For Sale SKYLINE 70X I4 J be droom prrv a t c front d ne ti c 3 dr model g as fur na ce fully f urn1 s tn~ d n t radtiiOnat d ec or One on l y lhts w ee k $ 7 995 d el vered and se t UJJ Can be seen at K mg sbur y Hom e Sa es and Serv• ce tnc 1100 E Man St Pom er oy Oh10 Call 99? 7034 6 1 1 3t c 197J SAI..E SA!,.£: SA_L_E Barry M• ter Mobile Hom e Sa tes s over sto cked on use d a nd re possessed Mob • e Homes W e have 12 u se d 10 and 12 W•d es th at mu st be sold tht S w eekend Our p r ces In Cl ud e yo ur del v ery and com pl ete set UD Stoo •h o r ca ll t oduy you t oe g la d ypu d 1d Ba rr y Mtl ter Mobt e Home ;,a1es tu::. Far son Slr ee t Be pre O h o phone 423 9531 6 6 10tc Fresh Fruits and Vegetab~es W Mam Mon & Tues Permanents - - -$10 oo HairCuts $150 Atr Cond1t1oned and TV For Your Comforl Pomeroy, 0 ONE fr esh cow a nd ca lf Phone 992 7165 6 12 3t c speed PHONE 992-2156 The Daily Sentinel For Rent N CE unfurn1shed 5 room a p ar tm e nt ba t h Just remodeled n •ce lo c at on Ph on e 992 5434 6 13 6tc --------------R I VERS ID E apartments 271 N F•rst Avenu e M ddleport Oh1o App lt ca t 10ns now be1ng ac cepte d Pl)on e 61~ 4~6 3746 or afte r 5 p m 992 5730 6 13 181p BU SINE SS room 22 )( 80 23 4 E Ma1n St Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 5786 o r 992 3975 6 12 ttc -----------3 FUR NI SHED roo ms on -------------- ---- ---------- -- ------------ -------------- -------------- -------------- NOTICE -------------U N FUR N ISHED home 4 AM F M s ter eo r a d1o - a t rack r oom s uti! tv r oom and bath ta p e com bm a t1 o n 4 SDeaker ga ra ge 1655 Pomt La ne soun d sys t em Balance Phone 992 3874 Sl06 J3 or easy terms Ca l l 6 7 ti c 992 3965 5 29 tfc MOBILE hom e for r ent Adults onl y Phone 992 55 92 6 6 tfc -------------- 2 FOR RENT Ractne Ohto ME IG S County Humane SoCJe ly Thr It Shop open 10 a m tilt 4 30 p m every Fr1day and Satu rday N ew used stock arr.v1ng weekly C lol htng collect b l es a ppt 1a n ces treasures r ecprds P•ctur es book s tam ps toys Located across from Pomeroy Post Off1c e 5 12 lfc -------------Pels For Sale One 2nd floor apt , co m pl etely f urni shed Ma1n St Pomeroy Plenty of pa r ktng space n1 ce yard excellent Phone 992 3863 unt1l 3 after 6 call 992 5844 --------· floor apt f~rst unt11 3 after 6 ca ll 992 5844 CAS H pa 1d for att makes and model s o f mobtl e h omes Phone a r ea cod~> 61.:1 1173 9S3 1 I3 tfc ...... _......_ 4,000 BTU '109.95 Th ese stzes also ava tlable 5 000 6 000 12 000 BTU 8 000 10 000 and POMEROY LANOMARK 9. Jack W Carsey. Mgr • ,... Phone 992 2181 DOZER or backhoe work 446 3981 or 446 34 59 .BARGAIN CENTER We sell both new and used furmture Such brands as Zemth TV, Frtgtdatre, Gtbson Norwalk l1vma Room Sutte s, Bassett Furntture Sunray, Sawyer Collms Before you buy , check wtth us first Kmg Stze 15 L1vmg Room Su1tes, m stock, $25 up 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY Phone 992 5361 or 992 38 61 J&B AUTO BODY Moved to Rutland 3/o~ mtle 1ns d e ctty l tmt t on rtgh t co rn er B.rck St and Rt 124 Free E st1ma tes 742-5293 • We repcur lawn mower s a nd gt~rden tra c tor s Real Estate For Sale THE WISEMAN AGENt:Y GallipOli S Clean excellent condtlion, 66 passenger RACINE 2STORYPERMASTONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN K IT CHEN Jlh BA TH S CARPET THR OUGHOUT FU L L BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL O NE LARGE FLAT WELL LAN D SCA PED L OT PR I C ED MID TWEN T IE S New rob wants to move must sell qutc kly 2 story fram e 3 BR f a mtly room bath dmmg R carpetmg porches about 1 ac r e barn other butdmg s tn good con d1t1on S13 500 00 Large leve l tot 2 stdes fenced 3 BR bath b aseme nt porches new FA gas fu r nac e $6 500 Hot eventngs are here spend them on the full wtdth front porch of th1s 1 story frame home 3 BR bath dmmg R carpeted Ltvtng R ca r Several Odd Cha1rs peted ulil ily R leve l lot Just $8 500 POMEROY - Owner must sell 6 rooms and bath NEW rwm & Full Stze Beds complete 29 95 up 3 Wnnger Washers 25 oo up 49 95 up Check the quality and prices at the Rutland Bargain Center w1th all the used furntture dealer s m the a'tea We re sure you II return to DOZER work land clea rin g by the acre hourly or co ntr act farm ponds roads et c L arge dozer and operator w 1lh over 20 yea r s expenence Pull•n s E)(cavat ng Pomeroy Oh•O Phone 992 2478 12 19 lfc H & W R efng er at 10n Se r v 1ces Re f r.gerators fr eezer a r co nd I one rs an d co m l'l ere a l un Is Phone 992 5587 or 992 7204 5 15 26tp --------------- C BRAD FOR 0 AUCtioneer Comotete Serv iC e Phone 949 J82 1 o r 94 9 3161 Rac 1ne Oh1o Crttt Bradford s 1 t fc J4 --- ----------- TEAFORD 1(,167 OL D S 98 ~ d r hard top all power and a r $350 Phone 1304) 773 5625 6 4 Jtc ------ - ----- - - 1974 CHEVY Nova Super Spor t au toma t c tr ans m1 ss on p s a nd p b Ac tual 6 926 mt tes Ca n be see n at lOS Un1on Aven ur or call 992 32 93 6 9 6tc ~~ Brok ~' t 10 Mechantc 51t-,_,~·1 Pomeroy , Ohto ;~769 -1967-----------OLOS 98 4 dr hardtop t 6 rooms electrtc w1th water across road Some mmerals Wan t 3 REAO Y MI X CONCRETE del•vered r~gh t to your protect F a s t and easy Fr ee es l1mat es Phon e 992 3284 Goeg tetn Ready M1x Co Mtddleport Oh10 6 30 tfc ton P•Ckup good cond t 1on Jo hn Rose 949 2822 6 14 6tc ==--= only 55500 oo NEW HOME - SEPTIC TANKS c le ane d Modern San tat ton 992 3954 or 992 7349 10231fc -------------1969 CHEVRO LET quarter buildmg A buy at $4 500 HERE'S YOUR CHANCE' WE SAY DON T WAIT MANY OTHER HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM 992 2259 or 992 2568 y,lqiiA.Tt'dfOicl ROO FS and hou ses pa1nted F r ee es t1ma tes plenty of r ef er en ces Phone 992 3363 5 30 12tp EXC AVAT IN G rt n1P.r tMrl P.r and backhoe wo r k sept tc ta n ks ms ta lled dump t r uc ks and lo boys for htre w•ll hau l SERVICE S off er ed furn1tur e fill d trt top soli ltmestone upho l s ter ng r eas o nable and grave l Ca ll Bob or Roger rat es P1 c kup and d e l very Jeffers day phon e 99 2 7089 free es t1 mates 3 nigh t phon e 992 3525 or 992 professs tonal cra ftsmen to 5232 se r ve you better and fa ster 2 11 ttc Phon e Mow r ey s Upho l st er y 675 <1 1 5~ PI Ple asant W V a 0 DE L L A l 1n ement located on 5 30 26t c Ro ute 124 and Cou nty Rd 5 Cross roads com pl et e f r ont FV R r-~Et: est mates on end tu n eu p and brake serv ce alum•num rep lac eme n t P l ease ca l l for appomlm ent w tndows Stdmg storm doors 742 3232 and wmdows Ra l •ng Phone Cha rl es L ste Syr acu se Oh10 5 24 tf c - - ---==-----=--- car t Jacob Sates SE PT IC TA N KS c leaned Representa ti ve V V reasonable r ates Ph 446 John son a nd So n In c 4782 Gall•po t s J ohn Ru ssell 4 30 tfc own er an d operator s 12 tfc A U TOMOBILE msurance be en 1970 OLDS MO B IL E 98 tow mtleage exce llen t co nd•l•on Se ll ng several hun dr ed do l la r s b elow local dea l er Prtce Phone 992 3863 ca ll 992 584 4 a ft er 6 D m 6 12 6tc patnt paneltng cet ltng s, some floor covenng Out bedrooms nice closets 1112 baths cook and bake un•ts Garage and one acre of land tn the country Askrng $28 000 00 BRICK VENEER $25 up OP E N Rog er H ysel l s Garage nea r Crossroad s on Sta t e Rou t e 124 8 30 to 6 p rn Monday through Sat urd ay Pnon e 99 2 5682 or 992 7 121 5 15 26tc cancetled"J Lo st your oper ators l tcense Ca ll 992 7.4 28 6 15 tfc Box 2671 Pomeroy, Oh1o Phone 992 2167 _____ _ i. ' PHONE 992-7777 CREMEAN S CO N CRETE d el•vered Monday t hr o u gh Saturday and eventn g s Phone 446 1142 6 13 tfc POMEROY --------------- PL AN N I N G a n ew home? Need a dd h onat room s? Ho me Need r epa •r s? Cal l 949 3832 for mdependen t esll m a te 6 12 6tp HOURS: W ILL do house a nd r oo f pan t1ng Phone 367 7675 6 12 6tp pow e r and a r 304 773 5625 KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER "a t lh e caut10n light" TUPPER\ Pl -------------1969 CHEVY Townsman stat.on wagon $1 195 good cond ton Phone 99 2 7620 s 24 tfc EXPERIENCED pa 1nter •n ter.or an d exterto r Ca l l Donald Va n Meter 985 3951 5 22 where she r emams m poor hea lth Mr and Mrs Gene Wolfe and sons left Monday on an ex tended vacation to the West Coast The Shversvllle Stitchers 4 H Club met at the home of thetr adv1sor Mrs Ada Van Meter on Fnday afternoon Mrs !C) Da1ley and Mrs Barbara Connolly were m Columbus on Fr1day Burial rttes were held at Shversv11le Ceme ter y for Homer Ttmmons of East Liverpool Ohto on Salurda) afternoon Mr and Mrs Eugene Long and fa mtly Bashan Rd , VISited Mr and Mrs Paul Evans an d son on Sundax a! ternoon Mr and Mrs R1chard Abels, Chrtstme Byers Mrs Roy Donohe11 Mrs Ma tl te Teaford, Kevm and Steven, Randall Talbott S W Durst Debra Br) ant Donetta Talbott, Paul Evans and Paul Dean, Danny Black Mr and Mrs Lou1s De Luz, Walter Crooks, Rudy Durst, M1ke Dalley, Melvm Da1ley Tom Durst and Bear Mrs Paul Shuler, Jake Shuler Mr and Mrs R R Durst, Mr and Mrs Douglas C1rcle, K1m Follrod Ralph Clark and leola B1rch were recent v1s1tors of the E H Carpenter fam1ly APPLE GROVE, 0. ~ VIolators will be prosecuted 3 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r •••••.. '1495 Large 8 room home 2 bath s large l1vtn9 1Bx24 enclosed pore~ steam heat and garage apt on corne r lot Good rentals Call to see NOTHING LIKE HAVING WH AT YOU WANT AT A PRICE YOU CAN AFFORD TRYUSFORYOURFUTURE NE EDS BABY FARMS WE I Mr and Mrs Ed Bressler and Mr and Mrs Clyde Bressler of Lancaster vtstled thetr aunt , Ava G1lkey Saturday While here they called on Mr and Mrs Robert Clark and Mr and Mrs Robert Alkire The Bresslers' w1ves are Ed1lh and Evelyn Lutz daughters of Ava Gtlkey Lutz Mrs Davtd French passed away at her home 1n Califor completmg a years duly m Thailand He JOined hts "1fe and son Martha and W1ll, at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Wilber Parker The Pooles will leave thts week to v1s1t h1s paren ts Mr and Mrs Harmon Poole m Livmgston Texas Then the) will go to their next ass1gn ment, Hills AF Base Ogden, Utah The Alfred U M W w•ll hold the1r re gular meeltn g on Tuesday evemng June 18, at 8 p m at the home of Florence Spencer w1th Os1e Follrod program lea der All are welcome Mr and Mrs Otto Swartz were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Clair E Follrod and fam1ly Mr and Mrs Btll Follrod of Athens and Wilma Swartz of Lottr~d ge, were Saturday evemng guests of Clara Follrod and Nma Robmson Martha Elhotl an d Genevieve Guthne v1s1ted Ethel Stout at Tuppers Plams Sunday afternoon Donald Elholt IS a patient m Holzer Hosptlal w1th a broken leg, wh1ch 1s bemg set and put 1n a cast for the second hme John Taylor rs very poorly a t h1s home here Os1e Henderson has returned home from Holzer Hospita l where she was under ob servabon D~ye rs Surrou nd clottles With gentle even heat No hot spots no ov erdrymg Fme Mesh L tnt F11ter We Spectalize m MAYTAG Red Carpet Servace D 742 4211 Arnold Grate Ruttana I 'I ' ACCOUNT NO 36 3 053 006 IOI'noe_ ....... ._.._,~ 1M!: I COlli' tl' fill "'PPI" ' - ' - ' Jllllllllwd In 1 klal ........... II ....... ~ •"-~~--~· "PP't" ""' ... IIP'fl roo pW!lc~ et home of W AUUJWitCES IIWir 10 inltNCtlon 0 ~~ ~ - - 4,333 ..... ' - Oscar Babcock ......... ~ ""'' ' - " " ' Oflclr President of Board I 70 PONTIAC ........................~ll95 Sedan, a1 r P S 4 Dr P B Buy One Of These Authonzed Ford Dea le-r Recondition ed U sed Cars 1973 Ford Pinto 2 Dr............... s2395 71 FORD GALAXIE 500........ !1595 Only 16 277 easy m 1tes acce nt group radt o sp trans Showroom clean 2 Dr H T, good IGOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS) 1971 Volkswagen ..................... 12095 Square Back Sta t ton Wagon Low mil eage rad• o red f tn•sh AM FM 1973 Ford Gran Torino ............. 12995 <1 Or Sedan , 302 V ca r eful local owner 985 4100 Over 200 persons atte nded the 60th weddmg an mversa ry of the Earl Slarkeys Sunday QUite a nUillber from here atte nded Mrs Hamel Ball Set ple age 60 passed away after a long tllness Bestdes her husband Dwtghl she lea\es lwo sons one daughter two brothers and one Sisler She grew up here Mr and Mrs M A Epple are announcmg the bulh of a grea t· g1andson Thts IS the first great grandson for Mr Epple Thenewbaby»elghed 9lbs , 14 <1 Gran Tormo 2 dr hardtop w.~ f h new pn ce tt wt l l be almost SS 000 00 A1r cond vtny llop full y equtpped F u l l 12 months g ua rantee cy l Localed on St Rl 7 w s w ttres New 1973 Ford ....................... 13695 1495 67 RAMBLER ........................ 2 6 aut o A Happy Trouble Free Vacatton For 68 FORD WAGON ...................~95 4 Dr a1r P S P B a au to trans power sf e£'rtng on e 1971 Dodge·············............... 11995 Chesler, 0 Spec ial Edll ton Char ger 2 dr hardtop power steer m g au to trans besf Dodge made th •s s1ze We II gladly r e fer you to the local owner ozs and answers to the name of E11c Todd Pea rson Born on Jun e 2 to Mr and Mrs Richard Pearson m Flonda the mother IS the daughter of Robert Epple Mr and Mrs Ben Miller and daughter D1ane of Sedaha, 0 , were dmner guests of the Robert Alkires Saturday Mr an d Mrs Bill Day and granddaughter of Flortda vtstled Ml' and Mrs Euge ne Young Frtday The) »ere former resrdents here 1970 Maverick 6 cyl. .............. ..Sl495 '2 Dr au to tra ns Ltk e new f m ts h local owner See Fred Bla e-ttna~or Danny Thompson ~CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETIER WE LOOK Keith Goble Ford, Inc. ~ - FOR •' :61 S. Th1rd Str ee t Middleport . Oh1o ·11670 Phones 992 2196 Alter hours 992 2412 Wrecker serv1ce 992 7587 or 992 7135 PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS Be ready to retracl an lm pu ls •ve dec •s•on you II be mak mg today Move fast to correct matters onc e you spot your m stake TAURUS (Apnl 20 May 20) Clleck carefully al l b lis and statements for any work or serv•ce you re havtn g done at th s t1me There s a btg e rror somewhere WE AT SMITH NELSON THINK FATHERS ARE SPECIAL SO WE ARE GEMINI (May 21 June 20) T here s somethmg spe c 1a t GIVING SOME" GREAT BUYS ON NEW & USED CARS. LET, DAD GO you re shopptn.g for Don l l?u r c hase 1! 1mpuls1vely Without more c ompanson pnc mg OUT IN STYLE ON HIS DAY. CANCER !June 21 July 22) You wtll be a btl edgy early tn the day later you II ca lm down and be much more sure of you rsel f Take thmgs slo wly LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Wa1t a b1t before yo u •mpul s tv e ty make c hanges n you r soc1al plan s today After secon d thoughts you It want to adhere to your ongmal program VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 221 When you reac h fo r the c hec~ 10 try to rnake a good 1mpres s1on don t be shock ed when the other party lets you pay wt!hou t a fuss LIBRA (Sept 23·0et 23) A fnend has a pretty good tdea for yo u It would be to your bene fit to have h•m exp ta n tl 1n ts en tirety SCORPIO (et 24·Nov 22) Ttl ere s a nutsance typ e task factng yo u today You II leel uneasy 111 1 11 s ou t o f the way One you know we I can help you Wi th II 21) You re gomg to ftnd ydu r sel f more tn demand than usua l Others recogntze you re an asset to any gathermg 1973 OPEL 1973 v.w. 1972 BUICK 1972 PONTIAC 1971 V.W. 2 DR. 1970 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1970 GMC 1f2 TON 1969 PONTIAC 1969 BUICK 1970 FORD 1969 OLDS 19J Someone you tt be assoc 1 at1ng wtth IS go•ng to be very helpful where your work or career IS concerned Th1s per son l tkes your s tyle (Feb I •2395 '2595 •2895 •2595 '2195 '1695 '1795 '1795 '1695 '1395 '1695 '1695 owner new Opel tr ade Bug l tgh t blue 4 speed sha rp on e owner LeSabre Custom 4 Dr Sed Factory atr & lape deck H T Lemans 2 Dr H T Ptckup 6 c yl atr loca l ca r Only blue & wh tte top a tr loca l c ar Cata ltna 4 Dr Sed Bonnev 1tle 4 Dr faclo r y r eal clea n f ully equtp w 1t h everyth tng lo w m 1leage one owner sharp std Only F 1reb trd 350 auto L esabre4dr H T P S P B rea l sharp sport car factorya .r ~ealn lce 69 Mavenck 2 dr 6 cyl std trans V tsfa Cr.u1ser Wagon a1r cond one owner real sharp For the Best Buy In Town See Ceward Calverl J 0 Story or 1Pal Story For the Best Parts 20· Malch 20) Some mteres1 1ng and va luable conta c l s w1l t be made thts year They II start yo u off 1n promts ng new dtrec ttons Ex pose yoursetl to group '" votvemenl s 4 speed one Serv1ce See or Ca II Frank S1sson or Larry Hudson SEE: CEWARD CALVERT - PAT STORY • J. D. STORY You should not1c e an tmprovement now 1n cond11tons that have an e ffect upon the SIZe of your bank balance June15 1974 4 cyl We hav e over 100 yrs of expertenced mechan1cs worlung 1n our shop Edd1e Wells 33 yrs, Nathan Btggs 30 yrs , Emerson Will body shop 31 yrs , Alfred Btggs, new car get rHdy 41 yrs, Howard Well front end spec1ahst 13 yrs Gary Hysell 6 yrs , Dennts Eyon 6 yrs, Cliff Wyatt 4 yrs grease rack & mechante Ray Stsk new & used car get ready 1 yr So you can see why we say we bu11t our busmess on serv1ce & now servtee ts bu1dmg our bus1ness AQUARIUS (Jan 20·Feb 19) PISCES 4 Dr Sed REMEMBER WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL Fortunate ly you spot the flaws tn some we ll mearung but flim sy adv1ce you II b e offered by a fnend Ide - 6 174 P S, P B 4 Dr sedan , a.r 1974 ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) lit ,_, I .. . . t o - -1 wkh ,...,.. . . . ......... We're Happy Because You our customers are- ha ppy We- have many new on e~ at old pnces becau se at F o ~d s qua lil y control program we can say The closer you look the better we took It IS a real lOY to sell a quality producllhal w1ll make yot 1r fnend s even better fnends and them happy w 1t h the1r ca rs and trucks' For Saturday June 15 .... ...................... ,...,.::. ......... .... •-"'-~ol'tt-.T,._..Ihlt,....., ... IIIII -.... ....,.., ,..,.., '*"' ., ... Hatchback au t o 500 E. MAIN ___ the clerk Oltve Twp RUTLAND FURNITURE radto heater a1r SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. CAPRICORN (Dec 22·Jan OLIVE TOWNSHIP TWP CLERK MEIGS COUN'TY LONG BOTTOM, OHIO 45743 I liBRARIES ma She had been 111 f01 some hme She was a stsler m law of Mr and Mrs Htal French Mr and Mrs Dale Williams sold thetr home to Mr and M1 s Pat Mullen "ho wtll lake possesSion Aug 1 Mr and Mrs Dale Willi ams purchased the bungalow from Harold Graham 1l was for merly owned by Ava G1lke) M• and Mrs M ~ Epple spent a fe\\ davs w 1th relat1ves 1n Zanesville 0 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Dee FUNDS FOfi,THE PURPOSES SttOWN I REC RE}. TION H T RIGGS USED CARS Harrisonville Sot"it'ly ~eM; THNXIGH JUNI30 11715 PLANS TO SPINO THill 4 ME.lLTtl 1 Dr See Ray Rrgg s or Roger Rrebel 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Unfll6 O!f-- Til 5 p m Sal MENTOF==~$~4 ~·3=3 3~~~~~~~~ V vmyl roof 72 FORD GALAXIE 500...........11995 "You 'll L1k e Our Qualify Wa y of Domg Bu s 1ness ' FO" THE""" ENTITLEMENT NMOO JULY I 111& ' vmyl roof V 8 auto Karr & Van Zandt AHTIC~ATING A GENERAL REVENUE IHAIU~G ,AY ' auto 71 TORINO 2 DR ................. ~l495 Dr OLIVE TOWNSHIP Big Capac1tv May tag Autom at1cs 2 speed oper at 1on rhotce of water temps Auto water level control L1nt F ilter or Power F n Agi tator Perma Pres s May tag Halo of H eat 6 Cy l 7I OLDS DELTA 88 .............. !1795 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V.S auto., P.S .•• •••• ! ll95 TRI-STATE ' MATERIALS PROPERTY ! 1695 1 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Or., V8 aulo., P.S. •.....•'1195 68 Dodge Charger H.T. Cpe., auto., P.S .• ••• 1695 Sunday School attendance on June 9 was 30, the offermg $14 50 Worship services were held at II am w1th Donna Miller of Belpre speakmg from John 14 1·7, • Hang On to the Hand or God" Attendance at th1s servtce was 14, offermg $18, pledges $28 Rev Robert Meece and Thelma Henderson, conference delegate, from Northeast Cluster , are attendmg the annual U M Conference at Lakeside, 0 , this week S·Sgt Joseph R Poole, USAF arnved m Columbus Alrport last Fnday after v m y l top 72 VEGA ............................ ~1595 69 Chev. Imp. H.T. Cpe., V.S auto....•.....• '995 Alfred Social Notes P B 70 Olds 88 HT. Sed., V·roof, air.............11495 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, an .......... '1195 Genetal Reyenue Shar ng provides l~tll h.rndt directlr lo klcll '"" lllle ',l()'olernmtnls The law requtrfl exh governm.nl to publ sh a repoll of 1ts plans for the use or theM fundllo 1nform 11s ClllliM and 1(1 fl'm:ourag• thlllf parrlt:lf»FI(In tn deciding hOw the 10 be W thtn lhe 26tp P S HT I'LAIIIIID U.l IIIPOIIT OIIIIIIAL IIIVIIIUI SMAlliNG lhru')un I Cli)'>t'rl Mond,ly<.) h'l l TuppL•ro;. Pla•n<. 0 H T 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, v-roof & air..•• ... '1795 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air .•.••'1995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, a1r •. ... 1895 . 0pPilQ7,Tuf"> 71 FORD LTD 70 MAVERICK ..................... ~1295 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 aulo., P.S .•.•..... .'995 ·L.----------------------~ KUHL'S SPECIAL------. 71 Olds Cut. S. HT Cpe, powe~. air ••.•.•. 12495 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto..••.. ••••• 12195 71 Pont. Tern pest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S '2095 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, a1r •....•••.. '1895 ~-- BARGAIN CENTER Employment Wanted Sunday Randa,ll Tal bott , New Lex mglon Ohw, v•s•led rela hves m th1s neighborhood on Fnday H1s mother Mrs Ohve Talbott, a forme r res1dent, ts now at h1s home ON See You On Tuesday, June 18th lon g w1de bed 72 Ponbac Cat. HT Cpe., power, air •.•.•.• • 2895 No Trespassing and No Swimming . V 8 s tand ! Dr NOTICE! Will be closed Fn 14 thru Mon 17 6 13 3tc --------------1965 C U ST OM Ford body engine a nd transmt ss •on Se ll se parate or togeth e r Reasonable !=»hone (304) 882 20 52 6 13 6tc 0 GOING FISHING all Phone SJ50 AINI ON VACATION *3100 BEN-TOM CORPORATION Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. W I L L TR IM or cut trees a nd shrubbery A l so c l ea n out ba se m ents att cs etc Phon e 9~9 3221 or 747 444 1 6 6 26t c bedrooms cook and bake un1ts w1th lovely cabmets dmmg room and full basement on n tc e landscaped lot m Rutland $30 000 00 MIDDLE PORT - LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Auto Sales $1400000 45 ACRES - Of wild land Has 515 up SEW I NG MACH I NE S Repatr serv 1ce a ll makes 992 228<1 The Fabr1 c Shop Pom eroy Au thori zed S1 n ge r Sa tes and Se rviC e We Sha rp en Sc tssors 3 29 tfc 69 INTERNATIONAL.. .......... }ll95 1 Stiversville News Notes • Lawn Boy • Tec um seh • Koh le r • W scon sm • All o ther makes lon g w1 de bed 72 Ply. Duster Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S... .•.• ..'2495 OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE SUPPLIES 10 4 tfc NOW$19 95 Several Rockers 399 w Ma1n Pomeroy 0 Loc ated at Mode rn Supply Small Engme Repa•r 3035 $1195 Mr and Mrs B•ll Berry, lexmgton, Ohw Mr and Mrs V1ctor Durst and sons, The Plams, Mr and Mrs Morrow, Ravenswood W Va , Mrs Paulette Van Meter, Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Bob Moorehead and Mrs Mike Evans and Ryan , local, were callers recently at the home of Mr and Mrs R R Durst and Tom Mr and Mrs Loms De Luz VISited m Huntmgton W Va, Wedn esday wtth D J Schroeder and mother and also at the Art Gallery where they have a number of Pans1an prmts and rare ed1t10ns on loan for exh1blt10n thts summer Rev and Mrs L R Gluesencamp and Nicki Dawn have returned from a vacahon 10 Texas and other scemc spots of the southwest Mr and Mrs Harold Roush, leota B1rch, Portland, and Mr and Mrs Henry Euler Hemlock Grove, viSited Mrs Norman Roush and Mrs Robert Euler and family at Charleston, W Va on Thurs· day Mr Chnt B1rch and Leola VISited Mr and Mrs Uoyd Lipps at Little Hockmg, on V 8 s tand 73 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r.•.•••• 15900 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., vroof ••... •• ••.•• '2695 4 door factory a i r automatiC transmt ss ton power stee r ing & bra kes !lOOd wh •te wa ll ttres wh 1te f tn•sh vl n yt roof rad1o heavy duty suspenston 992 3092 SE PT IC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED M ILLER SAN IT A TION STEW ART OHIO PH 662 a 1970 DODGE POLARA Pomeroy Our 1st lme t 1res 318 V power lo ng w1de bed 72 FORD 34 TON ..................s1895 USED CARS S1695 Stat1on Wagon loca l car ltke new automattc gol d f l n tsh c lean tntenor steenng & automatic t ra ns - ------------ OFFICE 44 6 3643 EVENINGS Bud McGh ee- 44 6 12SS E M Ike Wtseman -4 46 37 96 12 ROOMS - 1'1~ bath s n1ce k 1fchen storm drs and WIn dows Garage and carport New Recliners Only $49 95 Ph 992 2174 HOME & AU·TO Slop Floor Display RACINE OHIO MIDDLE PORT 1971 DODGE CORONET J and RACINE GARAGE V 8 4 sp POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY FURNITURE • In and See 71 FORD % TON .................~1795 13895 tnm tmt glass factory a 1r conditiOned Turbo Hydrama t1 c power steermg & brak es w s w t 1res bumpe r guard rad1o wtlh tape t"' W1lkm son Small Engme PH. 949-3611 SYRACUSE - 1973 CHEV CAPRICE SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ma son W \Ia fiJV-':~11111'1 Pomeroy Motor Co. 4 Door lu x ury ca r wh1te f tn-tsh vtnyt roof g r een kn.t c loth From th e la r gest Tr u ck o r Bu l ldozer Rad ta l or to th e sma ll es t Heater Core N<1 th an Btggs Rad1alor Spec1ahst 992-2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy located In Pomeroy $18 000 00 59 95 I Radl .. MATERIALS CO AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Wat er ltnes and Power Lmes All Y-Jork done by the toot or contract Al so dozer work. and se pti C tank s tn ! ~lo ll ed ~PERIENCED But II to Your Specs De liver ed to Job Stte COMPLETE 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY DITCHING SERVlCE I WOOD TRUSSES <l\"b • 77J 5554 9- The Da1ly Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Nigh t 992 3525 [____ or 992 5232 HOGG & ZIJSPAN Now Open for Bus1ne ss WALL TAPESTRIES WERE 29 95 K1tchen Cupboard FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SA LES &SERVICE HOME ALARMS ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICA'rED 3 bdrms , bath, steam heat m odern k ttchen front porch level lot and garage N tce ly Several Gas and E lectnc Ranges 29 95 up Several Refrtgerators S35 up BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B1ll Brown. Owner Rutland, Ohta 717 Pe arl Street M Jdleport Ohto ONE FLOOR - Special This Week! 20 Apt S11e Gas Rang es 20' wtde 1967 CHEV. SCHOOL BUS 88 00 Bed, complete Ph 64 11 FOR SALE RUTLAND~ Breakfast Sets $15 up Old Fashioned Wooden --------.....------ ----------Wanted To Buy 2 bedrooms, com pletely furn Ma~n St Pomeroy Plenty of parkmg spa ce, n1ce yard exc locat 10n Phone 992 3863 YORKSHIRE 1e rr~ er pups A K c Cham P•on s.req 7 wks o ld Shots wormed and ped1greed Phone 985 JIO(l 6 14 6tc POODLE g room lnq $5 Bath $6 Phone 667 391 5 Coo lvrtte 6 12 Sip HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS lo~at1on One 6 5 t fc 2 L N COL N we lders 500 nmps 2 BED ROOM hou se n M d AC Phon e 99 2 3285 dl eport N ew ktl chen and 6 11 6tc ba t h app lt anc es nct uded Ca ll 99 2 53 10 .,ROC ERY bu smess for sal e 6 2 26tD Bu1tdmg fo r sa te or lease Phone 773 561 8 f r om 8 30 p m to 10 p m for appotntmenl NEW IN VESTME N T • Go ld en oppor tu n•IY for t nvesto r s 3 20 H e both f r st tt me and prOfeSSiona l a t1ke We EXCELSIOR Salt Works E spec at,ze m bu il d•ng new tn Ma1n St Pom er oy All ktnd s pt e)( rental housmg to mee t of salt water pel le ts water the rap1dly g r ow niOj demand nuggets block salt and own for new re nta l hous ng •n Ohto R •v er Sal t Phone 992 Me1gs County Thes e n ew 389 1 ranch sty le un IS produce htgh 6 s tfc r e turns r a ptd growth and sot1d prote ct on Our n WE ARE p tckmg up a P•ano m vestment prog r am provtdes your area and would like l and constr uclto n and some responstble party to management Ge t ful l deta Is take over paymen ts Call today' Wrtle Fred B Cred1 t Manager (6141 772 Goeg le•n Gr eat Amer•can 56 69 or wr.r e 260 Ea st Ma in H om es ~omeroy off 1ce 221 Street Ch i l l i cothe Ohto 45601 W 2nd St or c all 992 5976 4 7 lfc Thursday 10 to 1 Sa t u rd ay 9 to 12 evenmgs 742 366 4 or ca ll our 2.:1 h r phon e 1 239 9681 WE H AVE al l you r uphol st ery 6 9 tc ne eds Burlap den1m camb rtc foam g l ue z1 pp ers tack1ng sl r• p spr •ng s and HOU SE 5 rooms attac h ed c l 1ps ch •p boar d bultons ga r age located near school tw ne sewmg th read legs Syracuse Oh•o Ph on e 99 2 3860 upholstery books dacron sprm g twm e t ack s welt cord 6 11 12tp cotto n swtvel bases a nd foam foam foam Pomeroy Recove ry 622 East Mam St r eet Phon e 992 7554 5 15 26 tc - -------- ----- Now due SS 00 per lot per year for care Df graves for 1974 Send Check or Money Order to Herbert C Sayre, 257 1 H O U SE 6 r oom s and bit l h 5 c losed n porch J" acr e land Che s l er Call 98 5 35 37 Phon e 84 3 2935 6 11 SIP 6 13 6tc E KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Mam Str ee t No c 111 dren or w I GS For 11 good lin e ot dog s Phone 992 238 1 8 X 35 H OUSE TR A ILER With Cos metiCs fr endly serv tc e lrpout l •v mg r oom Ca t 992 6 12 3t c and someone to chat Wtth 6630 ---------~---g1ve m e a ,.art Helen J ane RIVERS ID E A part ments 271 6 11 5tc Brown 99 2 5113 N F rst Ave M ddtepor t 3 19 tfc Oh10 App l•cattons now berng NEW 1974 Z1g Zag SEW IN G accept~d Phone 614 446 37 46 MACHINE S 1n Orlgtnat A TO Z M a rt used furniShed or aft er 5 p m 992 5730 car ton z,g Zag to make .!lppl•ances clothmg d1shes 6 ! ~ 18tc buttonholes sew on button s an d mtsc Rt 33 oppos.te monograms and ma ke f an cy tra•ter co urt Hartford W destgns w 1th tu st the tw1 st of a TRAI L ER Ideal fo r couple 10 va s tngl e d1a l Left •n lay a way m les Nor t h o f F!om ero y a tr 4 10 lfc and never be en used Wilt se t! con d f1on ed $80 per month for only $47 cas h or term s etec tr 1C wat er and sewer availab le Phone 992 2653 turn sh ed Call 992 7.479 T HE SPI NNIN G Wh ee l AntiQUe 5 29 tt c Shop •n Antlqu t y Oh 10 wilt 6 5 ttc op en tor bus•ness at 10 a m F nda y June 14 Hour s 10 4 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn sh ed and E L ECTROLU X va cu u m week end s unfu r n !Shed apa rtm ents cleaners A 1 co nd1t1on uses 6 10 6tc Phon e 992 54 34 paper bags has cordw•nder 4 12 tf c an d m any attachments A lso s hampoo e r attac hm ent 1n PR IVATE meetmg room for e lud ed (Only 4 ava• l able) at any organ1zat on phone 99 2 $37 70 cas h or term s 3975 avatlable Phon e 992 2653 3 11 ff c 5 29 tfc To Letart Township Cemetery Lot Owners ONE new at I e te ct rt c 3 b ed room S19 900 and 3 ot h er hom es Phon e 99 2 3975 or 992 ---------------. 1970 SUZUKI 350 ro ad btk e LINCOLN HILL June Spec1a I -- -~- Rccdsv I 6 II M e Real Estate For Sale MASON NEW HAVEN Open 6 days open eventngs b'j.appotnfment Rd C onte~ c l W 11;., Snrn Help Wanted ' 1 T R A I LEf.? t)rOwn s Co urt 9n 3J/ <t FoundMAtE: r\I G ('Ill R ED U CE e)( cess fl uidS W l h Fl u de)( $1 89 Lo se we ghl Wilt Oex A D et Cc11J SU ies at $1 ~a at Ne lson Dr ug s Athen s Oh•o F ARM for sat e apJJro,oma te ty 6 14 lie 15 m tes from Pom eroy 55.,.... acres 8 room house w th R ING NE C K phea san ts m a tu re ba th 2 ba rn s pond ot h er ou t btrd s ch ck s and egg s Roger bU t dmg s Phone 698 3791 Le1fh e t Ro c k Spr.ng s Ro ad 6 14 6t c NEED a babys It er to l rvc n Pome r oy Phone 992 34 t6 JJr efer age 20 to 40 y ears o f 6 1<1 Jl c READY nght now• Lu xu r ous ag e Phon e 99 2 5362 a lt er 5 n ew .:1 bedroom 2 bath hug e p m any l1m e on Sunday 19 70 CHEVROLE T Mal 1blf fam lly room b eve ! w th 6 14 J lp Sport Co up e On e owne r r. ar double ca r garag e I d ea ty Cal 99 2 562 1 or 99 2 5 9~ 7 oc a t ed on larq e )1 4 acre CO L LE GE ST UD E N TS Now 6 4 6t c wooded lot 1n C)(C tu s v e tak ng app t ca ir o 1 tn R1gg s cre st tu s t south of Pomeroy and M dd l ~por t ST A R C RA FT N ew a nd used T uppers Pia n s Wrll c or ca I area Earn $ 500 l ht s sum ca mp ers 1 used 1972 St a r Fre d B Go eg te tn G r eat mer F=or nt erv ew c att { 30 4) cr a tt Travel Trail er Omn A m er can Homes Pome roy 4BJ 150 1 tn Park er sbu rg A uto Awn• n gs Reese Offtc e 121 W Second Sf { 614) 5 14 3t c H tch es Port• Pot• s Fur 992 2976 Thur s 10 1 Sa l 9 12 nu ces 20 Pt;f olf Camp Even ng s cal l 742 366.'1 or 24 GRILL c ook a nd k tch en he lp Con ley Sla rcrc'lf t Snles Rt 62 hr phon e { l l 239 9681 want ed Apply n pe r so n at N of Pt Pl easant beh nd R ed 6 14 2t c Crows Stea k House Ca rp et I nn 6 I <1 2tc 6 12 31C 3 ST ORY frame home garage ca r peted w th new pt umDmg WAITRESSESwan ted AJJply n and e l ect n c w r ng To ta l Der so n Crow s Steak House e ecfrt c nc l udes 2 stoves 2 5 14 tiC refr ge r a t o r s and some turn tur e stluated on NEW di Sir• bu t n g c ompany beau t f ut J acre tot As k ng n ee d s f v e peop le rn Me gs S29 500 Ca t 99 2 5933 Ga l l •a and Mason Cou nt• cs 6 23 3t c Car n ecess ary Ca I 992 20 J6 betwe en 9 30 to 12 noon C H O I CE of t wo 3 b edroorn 6 12 Jt c F1t For A Kmg hom es by ow n er Bat h & -; built 1n kll chen wa tt to wall TUPP ERS P la1 ns lady to care ca r J)e t fu l l ba se m ent w l h tor ambulato ry s trok e FATHER'S DAY ga rag e Br. c k front s pa t1 ent n o 1 ft•n g Re f ere n ces Siding and a lu m nu m SUN, JUNE 16 req u r ed R ep l y P 0 Box overh ang s ~ acre lot P r iCe 107 1 A then s Oh 1o J57 01 $28 500 each Ca l l 985 35 98 or 6 12 31c q95 .n n 6 14 10tc John & May Sis 1 --------~----- _J rU RNI S H EO ilDHin cn t ,,du lls only n f\!1 (If tcpo rt PhO l C 997 JH7>1 'i 17 ti c ONE -------------- ~!~~:~ I ~....,--..,..---~- OL D furn• lur e oak ta bles c loc k s ce boxes brass beds d•shes d esks or co mplete nou se hotds Wr lle M D MIter Rt 4 Pom eroy 011 o c att 992 7760 5 13 tfc CARRIERS WANTED l I RI SH Setter pups 5 amese K •tt ens AKC Pood l e pupptes Pheasant chtcks Phone 1 25 6 6247 6 4 26tc SRREO 92.1 For Rent JU N K Autos comp t:te 1n d d el vercd to o ur y.a rd Wt: p Ckl)p i"IUI O bOdteS i'md buy il I k. n d S of scr ap llCic11 S and ron R td ~ r s SCl l vaqC Sta t e Ro t !C' 17 1 Rt 1 Pont:roy Ot 10 PI one 9<>? 5 16A ~ 77 ?l!p Beauty Salon Clerk Letart Twp RaC11'11" 'lrC'il Ye~ l l"<i 9Y77 119 SHULER'S MARKET lOLA'S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca se No 21 207 Estate or ke•th E Goble Deceased Nottc e 1S hereby g 1ven that MUL Tl F AM I LY Yard Sa l e 2 Opal H Goble of Powe ll Str ee t m l es north of Ch esle r on M1ddleport Ohio ha s been duty Route 7 Sa t Jun e 14 10 a m appoint ed E xecu trt x of the N•c ec lothmg som e fu rn 1tur e Estate of Ketfh E Goble old tar s old wood en cha r and deceased tate of Me gs County bed toy s Oh io 6 13 2t p Cred tor s are ret~utred to ft le their c l a tms W1l h sa •d 11dUc1ary P ARASO L BoutiQUe Salon n ex t withm four m on ths to Ska te A Way an n ounces Dated t h 1s 28th d ay of May the new t1me savmg foo t proof 1974 un•perm system to g•ve a Mann 1ng D Webster Jud ge perfect per m on every head Court of Co mmon Pl eas Introductory Spec•al S I B 50 Probat e D• v •s on reg 520 Jun e 11 22 Phone for (5) 31 (6 ) 7 14 3tc appo i ntment now 965 4141 Sa ndra T ru ssell Kea rn s owner and ope r ator 6 9 12tc Syracuse ~ Wanted To Buy m Business Services r 'l f.?O OM :. ~ nd bc1fh a l l e lc c lr l( I We Built Our Busmess on Semce I • and now Service IS Building Our Business. 500 It Remember We Service What We Sell ~- OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ' PONTIAC Main St, Pomeroy, otuo TRUCKS 992-2174 td\r9 ~T. 'S!!!J ~ TILL 5 PM SERVICE TILL 12 NOON ON SAT. I 1 �' . .o ,. 10 - The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., ~·r iday, June 14, 1974 Erhlichman trial date is set MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Sat., SUn . June 14- lS-16 THE WAY WE WERE. (Technicolor) Barbra Streisand Robert Redf ord (PGJ Colorcartoons Show Starts 7 p.m . Mason Drive-In I . TONIGHT June 14 Double Feature Program Bur t Rey nolds In " WHITE LIGHTNING ( Color ) lPG I Plus HIT MAN {Color) Berni e Casey Pamela Gr ier IRI Saturday JunelS Ooub le Feature "l ESCAPE FROM DEVILS ISLAND " Ra ted i RI -PLUS"PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID" Rated I Rl WASHINGTO N I UPI ) U.S. Di$1rict Judge Gerhard A. Gesell today ordered John D. Erhiichman, formerly President 's Nixon's No. 2 aide, and three other men to trial in the Ellsberg break-in case on June 26. Gesell sa id the White House had complied with federal rules on producmg evtdence that Ehrlichman had said was necessary to his defense. White House reluctance to produce that evidence had threa tened to delay Ehrlichman's trial perhaps until next year. Gesell also rejected attempts by William S. Frates, Erhlichman 's chief lawyer, to put Erhlichman on the stand today to testify that there still were White Hous e documen ts needed for th e defense. The trial of Erhlichman, the remaining chief defeodanl in the case, had been scheduled fo·r Monday. But in roller coaster developments during the week, it appeared the trial might be delayed until next year because of White House refusal to turn over Erhlichman's old files. James D. St. Clair, President ,Nixon's chief Watergate lawyer, told Gesell during the brief hearing that the White House would turn over memos from June 19, 1971 and June 22, 1971- the documents Ehrlich- SAYI1· A little at a time adds up to a lot. Start a safe, high-interest Savings Account today. If a squirrel didn't save he'd be up a tree. r ! I I pomeroy rutland pomeroy national bank the bank of century ~ establi s hed 1872 I he .. (Continued from page I) F.H.A., Futw·e Teac hers of America, Pep Club. Chorus, newspape r s taff. student council, Art Club, and was a physical education assistan t, and a statistician for the varsity basketball team. Of the contest, she said , " I fee l it would be a great honor to represen t Pomeroy a t other fes tivals. I like to travel, be around people. and be acquain ted with new friends ." She plans to attend Holzer School of Nursing. Miss Johnson , a 1974 graduate of Southern High School , plans to. at tend Columbus Business University in the fall . Her parents are Mr. PARTY HELD Chris Baer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Baer, Minersville, celebrated his four th birthday May 24 wi lh a party at his home. After his gifts were opened, refreshments of cake, ice cream , and Kool-Aid were served to Lori Adams, Jennifer Arnold, Melanie and David Beegle, Shawn and Chad Diddle , Kelly and Sean Grueser, Andy Baer, Mrs . Barbara Beegle and Mr . and !\Irs. Tom Diddle . Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Elmer Blankman, Parkersburg; Emma Hayman, Syracuse; · Nellie Connolly, Racine. · Discharges - John Scaggs, Robert Williams, Charles Klein, Sr., Charles Bissell, Clara Paulsen, Mary Gilkey, Thomas Arney, Jr. , 'Sallie Byers, Clara Grueser, Orville McVey. I TROOP TO DINE Troop 249, Boy Scouts of America, will hold a family night, wfener roast and a court of honor at 6:30p.m. Saturday, at Forked Run State Park. Each family is to take a covered dish and table service. Mlrilbo< FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon., Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9 a .m .. J p.m . Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p . m . Saturda y 9 a .m . to 12 Noon PROGRAM SET SYRACUSE - Vacation Bible School program will be held at the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene, SUnday at 7 p.m. Frank Imboden was director of the Bible School where 66 children attended nightly. Twenty-seven other persons assisted with the school. RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tues., Wed .. Sat ., 9 a .m .·3 p.m . Thur sda y 9 a .m . to 12 Noon Frida y 9 a .m . to 7 p.m . AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 MARRIAGE LICENSE Michael Lee Grate, 21, Rutland, and Debrah Len Jewett, 19, Rutland . A hometown frJend. over because of content. hav·e been taken from near Ji;rhlichman has . been inthe Carl Will home on East specting his old files at the Main St. In PomeroJ'I WedWhite House this week, while nesday night is ill and will Frates has been in an adjacent not live long without room. medication. Mrs. Will said Frates disagreed that he had the calls a seal point and has all the White House documents nn illness requiring· daily he needs and he sought to put medication without which II Ehrlichman in the .JVitness cannot live, she pointed out. chair to testify. Gesell said : Anyone knowing of the "I will not hear Ehrlichman. anjmal's ~hereabouts is a nd Mrs. Jerry Johnson , Brady (the . federal agent asked to contact Mrs. Will or Ra cine . dealing with goverment lea•e the cat at the home. Titles whicl1 Miss Johnson has won in cl ude Southern High production of evidence for criminal defendants) has been School homeco ming qu een, satisfied." Heart Fund Queen , alumni Gesell said that if ErhlichRalph B. Chase queen, and second runner-up in man believes there are docuthe Junior Miss Pagean t. ments he needs, . he may of Coolville dies In school she was senior prepare a subpeona for them COOLVILLE - Ralph B. class business manager , head with written justif\cation and Chase, 93, Coolville, died majore tte , a librarian, and was the judge will decide on a ac ti ve in Modern Mu sic " document by ' document , Thursday afternoon at the Arcadia Nursin g Home Masters, band, chorus, Pep basis. following a lengthy illness. Club, Fall Follies, the College Club, and the senior play cast. Mr. Chase was born at Troy She said : Twp ., Athens County, the son of the late Eaton and Nora Noyes "I would like to be Regatta Queen so I can represent Meigs Chase. He was a farmer and Coun ty. I feel it will be a lived in Troy Twp. his entire (Continued from page I) life . rewarding experience, " s he says. He is survived by his wife, Logan : Immanuel Stud ent Assoc iate Edgar Penrod , Aletha Blackwood Chase, student, Methesco. Arcadia Nursing Home; Malta Lowell Peterson Pastors $1 million DESERVING ·DADS who goes to Sugar Grove, Newark District. suit filed Marietta : Christ Associate - One of the largest suits ever filed for money, $1 million, is in Meigs County Common Pleas Court today. Lowell Jack Strickland and Mary Strickland, Rt. 2, Min. ford, are sueing the American Electric Power Service Corp., Ameri can Electri c 'Power, Inc., Ohio Power Company , Southern Ohio Coal Company, Inc. , and Hewitt-Robbins, Inc. , for InJUries Strickland sustained at a construction site June 14, 1972. Strickland was employed as a carpenter for Power Constructors Co. at that time, when a trench wall collapsed, burying him under death and debris. Strickland is asking $750,000 and Mary Strickland, $250,000. COME TO--- I · . . . MIDDLEPORT, 0. . . .IIIII!JIIIIil••~•••llll!'lilllilll•••••Iilllilill•••jll••~lllli••~•!: I ' ' . \ i . • . I I f • '1 L ', . .' ' ' ' I Woodyard from Br e men Calvary, succeeding Wesley Gebhard who goes to Toledoo Euclid Avenue . Nelsonville Wender t· Stutler from Ironton : Im - manuel, following Roy Ballard . who retires . ·Oak Hill - Fairview Dale Clifford Eaton, lay speaker . Rutland - Jeffrey Gerber, Ohio Univers ity student . Tarlton - South Perry Raymond Welch from Emmett Chapel , lol lowing Stratford who goes to Ft. Jefferson, Dayton North District. Waterford Charge - 0 . Leon Stark from Frez.eysburg Perryton, succeeding Wesley Thatch e r '(l'hO moves to Coolville Charge . District Program Ass istant - Gerald Erler from Jackson: Christ Church. Alhal ia . Forest Glen - The Tigers out-hit the Giants 7-6, but four Tiger errors proved costly as the Giants rolled to a 15-5 victory in Pomeroy Little League action this week. · Randy Smith was the winning pitcher, being replaced by Steve Williams in the fourth and Jerry Fields in the fifth . Giant pitchers combined to strike out II and walk eight while the Giant infield turned in two double plays. Steve Ohlinger started for the Tigers and was replaced by Don Icenhower in the sixth. They combined to fan II and walk 12. Steve Williams and Chris Woods eacli slammed a home run to pace the Giants, while Randy Smith added a triple. Getting singles for the winners were Chris McKinney, Randy Smith and Rick Smith. For the Tigers, Steve Ohlinger smacked a pair of doubles and single, and David Kennedy , Mark Smith, Mark Friend and Don Icenhower each added a single. NEED BOTTLE CAPS RACINE - Members of Racine's Emergency Squad are collecting Royal Bottle Caps. Persons wishing to contribute may leave caps at the fire station, home of William Siple , succeeding Leo Edward s who goes to Bethel. Bethel - Le o Edwards from Athal ia- Forest Glen, follow ing Kinner Vanover who mnvpor;, tn Centenary . Centenary Kinner Vanover from Bethel, suc- I Holzer Medical Center !Discharged, June 13) Rhonda McGrath, Dorothy Mae Karr, Mildred G. Hemsley, Carson S. Hayes, Cornelia N. Bunch, Kimberly S. Birchfield, Brenda F. Black, Sharon S. Bailey, Laura R. Arnold, Patricia J . Westfall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson, John S. Houck, Robert F. Hazlett, Rena V. Fife, Jean Cooper, Sara S. Betz, Betty L. Cooper, William D. Martin. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Halfhill, a son, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooper, a daughter, Cheshire; Mr. and Mrs . Barry N. McCoy, a daughter, Syracuse. TUPPERS PLAINS Although s torm Clouds threatened, the Tuppers Plains . Boosters had a very successful Ohio Valley Horse Show Association horse show at the Bar-30 showgrounds near Tuppers Plains on Saturday night, June 8. There were minor drizzles but these were Jones , student associate. Clifton Hatfield from Newark : Christ Church, following Gerald Erler who goes to Athens District Program Assistant . Coalton Charge - Dennis Miller, student, succeeding Michael and Marilyn Punke who goes to the Oklahoma Con terence. Ironton : Immanuel Gerald Moyer from Proc torville - Rome , following Wendell Stutler who goes to Nelsonville. Proctorville Rome William Reincheld from South Wester . Christ. succeeding Gerald Moyer who goes to Ironton : Immanuel. Richmondale Parish - John L. Kurtz, student, succeeding James Thompson who goes to Michigan Conference. Rock Camp - Scottown Everett O' Neal succeeding Jerry! Ga lloway. Seaman - Richard Lanning from Perintown . Belfast (Wilm ington District), suc ceeding James Fish who goes to Pennsylvania Conference. South Webster · Christ - Dean Harkness, . student, succeeding William Reincheld who goes to .. Proctorville Rome. South Webster . Grace - James Gore succeeding Terry Schnake who goes to Oriental Missionary Society . Mt. Carmel . Otterbe in Lamar Stevinson. Windsor - Jerry Pendelton , succeeding Jerry Galloway . District Program Assistant - Mrs. Ruth Tompkins . lady must be a member of the OVHSA, qetween the ages of 14 and 19, and unmarried. The candidates receive one point for each OVHSA they participate in, points for horsemanship classes which will be held at three OVHSA shows and a wri !ten lest on the OVHSA rule book. In August, a formal lea will be held and the girls will be interviewed by judges. The candidate accumulating the most points will be declared queen .with one runner-up and will be crowned at the Round-Up. Queen candidates riding in the horsemanship class at the Bar-30 were Miss Polly Burger, Gallipolis; Miss Tana Cummings, Washington, W. Va.; Miss Gloria Miller, Polnt Pleasant, W.Va.; Miss Sharon Wilson; Middleport; and Miss Maryln Layne, Gallipolis. Miss , Tammy Kennedy, Tuppers Plains, is mascot for the candidates. There was an expected flurry of excitement when a streaker was reported on the grounds, but it proved to be a false alarm as it was only an uncl;ld horse which had gotten loose. Area winners in the halter class were : s oon over and the show was a resouriding success . Luverne Windland, of Rinhard Falls, Ohio, had his work' cut out for him when looking over the many horses owned and shown by the members of the OVHSA. An added feature of the June 8 show was the first horsemanship class in which OVHSA queen candidates participated. The OVHSA will host a fall round-up which will last two days and a queen of the round-up will be crowned . In order to be eligible, a young Decay in teeth to be ended SAN DIEGO (UPI) - A dentist said Thursday he has discovered a revolutionary treatment that prevents all tooth decay by fortifying the tooth's natural enamel with · microscopic zinc particles that form a wall like "thousands of tiny diamonds." "It's as if the whole tooth had been covered with infinitely small metal shingles to lock out caries (cavities)," said Dr. Neil Randol, 60, at a news conference. "I believe we are on the verge of a new era in dentistry in which we Cfln envision a whole new generation growing up with no tooth decay," he said . Randol is a member of the state and national honor dental societies, he said, and presenle~ his findings to a meeting of the county dental society Tuesday night. Other dentists said his process would be a breakthrough, but they are waiting to see the results of tests. Auto flipped A one car accident was investigated by the Meigs County Sheriff's office, Thursday at 5:15 p.m. on Columbia TR I, one mile north of SR 143. Dean W. Kennard, Jr., 19, Nelsonville, was traveling east on the road when he pulled to the right COUNTS TRADED as he met an oncoming car. NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The berm was soft, and the Mel Counts, reserve forward and center for the [..os Angeles vehicle went up on an emLakers, was traded to the the · bankment and flipped on its National Basketball Associa- side. There were no damages, tion's newest entry, the New citatiovs, or injuries. Orleans Jazz Thursday. Bill Bertka, Jazz vice presiSALES REPORTED dent, said Counts would be Aprill974 sales of Series E & coming to the New Orleans H United States Savings Bonds team in. return for a "future in Ohio were $36.9 million , At consideration.' ' the end of April, ihe state atA !~year veteran, the seven- tained 36.2 pet. of its 1974 sales foot Counts was a first round goal. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., draft choice of the Bo~n Meigs County Volunteer Celtics in 1964 after playing his Savings Bonds Chainnan, said college ball at Oregon State. April sales of Savings Bonds in "We are fortunate to add the county were $44,789, 45.1 someone with Mel's experience pet. of its annual sales goal as and shooting touch to our of April 30. roster," Bertka said. "He will give our center position more SQUAD CALLED depth and versatility." RACINE - The Racine ER · Squad was called Wednesday DfVORCE ASKED Terrie Lee Teaford, Rt. 1, at 2:30 p.m. for Jesse White, Rutland, filed sui,t for divorce Rt. 2, Racine, who had a in Meigs County Common laceration of the foot. He was Pleas Court against Delbert taken to Veterans Memorial Teaford, Jr., Rt. I, Rutland, Hospital. Thursday at 10:15 charging gross neglect of duly a.m. they transported Isabelle Carnahan, Rt. 1, Racine, to and extreme cruelty. Holzer Medical Center, ceeding Earl Bazell. Chillicothe: Trinity - Craig jackson : Christ - are Mrs . Luella Clark, Coolville, Harold Blackwood, Akron, and Mrs. Doris Brown, West Richfield ; two nieces, Mrs. Leona Powell, Calif., and Mrs. Mari.on Hammond , Florida. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2_p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Cecil A. Morrison ·officiating. Bu?ial will be in Bethel Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ·Bar-30 show successful Danny Sayre, Wil kesville Cole Stables , Tuppers Plains Darla Stanley , Athens Ro c king R . Stables, Gall ipolis ; Edwin Roush , Letart, W. Va .; Dan Notter , Gallipolis ; Over the Hill Farm , Gallipolis ; Kim Notter. Gallipoli s; Arnold Daugherty, Po int Pleasant; Frank Beckner. Point Pleasant; M ike Cochran , Crown Cify ; Mike Jones. .Pomeroy ; Maple Manor Farm, Rio Grande; l~rry Williams, Coolville ; Big M. Stables, Pt . Pleasant ; Bond's Horse Farm, Oa.k Hill, Oh io ; Valley Brook Farms , Gallipolis, Danny Elias, letart, W. Va .; Tony Kennedy , Tuppers Pla ins ; Kathy Stanley , Athens ; Eddie Roush ; letart, w. Va .; Cindy Daughterty, Po int Pleasant; Tammy Daugherty, Point Pleasan t; Eddie Roush , letarr. W . Va . ; Valley Brook Farms , Gallipol is ; Margie lewis , Oak HilL Gl"lr ia Miller , Pt . Pleasant ; Marilyn Layne. Gallipolis ; Terri Short , Gall ipolis ; Danny Sayre, Wilkesville ; Kammy Sayre, WilkesVille ; Jeannie Welsh , Middleport ; lisa Logan , Pt. Pleasant; Jr. Kennedy ; TUppers Plains; Bill Cote, Tuppers Plains ; Polly Burger, Gallipolis ; Sharon Wilson, Middleport; Judy Kennedy , Tuppers Plains; Cindy Deeter, Athens ; Wm . Greer, New Haven , W . Va. ; Charles Musser , Rutland ; Harvey Hawkins . Athens ; Paul Cain Athens ; Lori Darst , Pt . Pleasant ; Frank Beckner, Pt . Pleasant ; Valley Haven Stables, New Haven, W. Va. ; Robert Frazee , Wellston; Randy Shobe. Pt . Pleasant; Valley Haven Stable, New Haven ; Jackie Bennett , Gallipolis, Jane Ellen Wood, Gallipolis ; Maple Manor Farm. Thurman, Ohio . 'T hird ICFM scheduled Saturday The third annual International Chicken Flying Meet (ICFM) will be held Saturday, beginning at 1 p.m. at the Bob ·Evans Farm, Rio Grande. The event is open to everyone. No entry fee is required. Any breed of chicken of the species Gallus domestica may be entered. Prizes will be awarded for first, second and third place winners in each of four weight classes. Last year's super chicken, ail Old English Game Hen named Lois Laid, flew an un precedented 163'-3". The ICFM is held under the most humane conditions. CHAMBER TO MEET The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will meet Monday at noon at the Meigs Inn. r-------------------------------------------!1 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 PM ... QPEN SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM Sav~ During Our Father's Day Sale Mens Dress Slacks- Neckties- Sport C)r Dress Shirts- Work Uniforms. Jeans · Dress Socks - Sport Coats. ' FfVE FINED . Five defendants were lined In Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's Court Thursday night. James Glaze,. Middleport, $15 and costs, left of center; Brian Johnson, Mason, $5 and costs, assured cl,ear distance; Way~e Jewell, no address .recorded, $40 and costs, assault and battery ; Clarence ...Wng, PQmero)';\ $5 ·and ~~osts, intoxication, ~nd Lorraine Aeiker, . Pomeroy , $to and cQsts,'disturbing the peace. · ' Rus sell PORTSMOUTH DISTRICT EITOrs costly to Tigers in losing 15 to 5 . ..• I . I' v ille , Defiance .Di stri ct. Marietta : Norwood - David ·OTHER WEEKEND SPECIALs· AND TOPS-VACUUM WOMENS SHORTS . CLEANERS AND TOOLS MAnRESS PADS SUN GLASSES· answe'red the call. BAHR CLOTHIERS . Jame s Freshour . from Evangelical Theolog ic al Seminary , following George Campbell who goes to Hicks- was insurance. Four men AN EXCELLENT SELECTION OF FAMOUS NAME BRANDS several cousins, among whom from Anderson Hill s Assoc iate, succeeding Donald Cummans FIRE CONTAINED RACINE - The Racine Fire Department was called Wednesday at 4:30p.m. to the trailer home of Carroll Johnson, SR 124 near here, where an overloaded fuse box caught fire. The fire was contained to the box. Damage was estimated at $35. There FOR '-'1---' A Siamese cal bclie•ed to national sec'Urity file 'and a small file about leaks . He said that when Nixon returns from the Middle East next week, he would give the President any material from those files he believes should not be turned or with Lawrence Randall inRoberts, Jeanette Racine Letart .Falls. The money from the caps will be used toward payment for the new ambulance . ., needs medicme _] . Regatta queen h opef:..ws PLEASANT VALLEY DISCHARGES - Mrs . Posie Stevens, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Elva Haye, Middleport ; Teddy Cossin, Point Pleasant; Leo Light, Mason; Mrs. Roger Nibert, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. William Kope and daughter, Point Pleasant ; Gladys Mowery, Point Pleasant; Glen Stone, Lakin ; David Grueser, Point Pleasant; Phillip Grueser, Point Pleasant ; Melvin Green , Gallipolis; Thomas Arrington, Gallipolis ; Edna Durst, Point Pleasant. cNJ'f I I ~an's lawyer said two days ago the White House was withholding that were needed for the defense. St. Clair also said he would complete by Monday a personal examination of a large Missing Siamese '' \ FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND AJ OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE . I • ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' . . AIR CONI)ITIONED FOR YOUR SHOPPING COMFORT ..~~--~----------------------~~ ~-------------··1•,------~--~-~-j ~' t. •' ., .'-' H 1 .- FLYING CHICKENS - The third annual international Chicken Flying Meet at Bob Evans Fan'!),J!io Grande, attracted approximately 300 persons Saturday. A record % chickens were P.nt.P.rfl!tl in thiR- VP.Ar.' s ~w.nt.. 300 ·witness third Evans Farm ICFM RIO GRANDE - A record 95 chickens, battling a heavy wind , competed in the Third Annual International Chicken Flying Meet U CFM ) at Bob Evans Filnll here Saturday afternoon . More than 300 persons at tended. Gusty winds prevented this year's participnnts from establishing new flight records. Prizes were awarded for first, second and third place winners in four categories. First place winners were : Class One - T er ~~a Class Two - O.P.B.A . Special. a f wo and to maintain the necessary s ervices fo r th e area both in firefi ghl ing and em er gency care . was made hy Mildred, tra if!ed by Bill the ju d~es. Aft er leavi ng the shute, Mildred was turned around by the wind, m~s1m LA KE POM EHOY - A parked van owned hy Lm·ry Eads, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, apparrntly ('ante out uf gcur or the brake ;u·l'id t•nL.ally rdl'ascd causing it to roll ov 1•r a llill~id<.• toward the lake al Royal Oak Pnrk Friday at 6:14 p.m. the Meigs C!lun ly Sherilf's Dept. said. The van rollt·ll ovt:r tl w ll i11 1 st ruck t~· o pJne lrcf!~ ~u ut stolli)Cd in underbrush before reac hing the luke. TI1~rr were no o c~ (.' Ut.ta nl s in the van. :::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.;.:.:·:::·:·:::::::::::::·:·:::::::::::·: :::::::::::::;:;::::::::~ ::::;:: going 76'-5" - backward! One Gallia County chicken placed th ird in the Class Four Division. Rusty, trained by Lisa Wells, was the only local foul to capture a prize. Th e event was covered by major telev ision network s a nd num erou s metropolitan papers. One chicken was entered by Channel 6, Columbus. Represe ntin g the AB C-TV network , its name was "Harry Reason er . ~~ Following the contest, trainers and guests were treated to a chicken dinner by Bob Evans Farms. $12,500 RECEfVED POMEROY - Stale auditor Joseph T. Ferguson announced the distribution of $6,104,004.52 in local government fund money to 88 Ohio counties and 335 cities and villages having local income taxes. Meigs County received $12,500. + Weather Your Invited Gue.st tmts Clearing today, highs in the 70s. Chance of showero small. I..ows tonight in the 50s. Continued clear Monday, highs in the 70s. NO. 20 Reaching More • Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vulley THREE SECTIONS VOL 9 by Mary Beth 1\c\unll.v, the longest jump of the day VAN MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Fire Department will hold a public fish fry on Friday starting at 3:30 p.m. and eon. linuing after the Regatta Parade. The fry will be held at th e fire station and fi'h sandwiches will be served. This is one of the firemen's projeets to raise money to buy the latest in equipment tr~:~ined "fl t>w Ihe w n~ JJI{ way," according to one of Nunn, Fish fry on Friday one-hal( r ounder, &mdr r , Cind nna U, 54'-1". C1~ss F'nur - Fin ale , a fi ve poWl der , tr<1 incd Uy l'nnl D. M(J!ynrux, Lancast er, 2.1' . Taylor. McA rth ur. Mildred, however, Bobby Joe, a tht-eto· quarter pounder , trained by Solon , Ohio, :w ~. tmd thret·-quCJrter po under. trained by Clcll ,\glcr, Dclnwo rc, Ohio, 18'-0" . Oass Tiu·t:c - O tation, a three and High wind fouls up flying chickens GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Tlum 12,000 Families 30 PAGES - - - - · - -- - - - - - - - - - Midd leportPomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS SUNDAY, JUNE 16, 1974 -~---------------------- Bradbury on new contract GALLIPOLIS . - Gallla County's Board of Education Saturday afternoon granted County School .Superintendent C. Comer Bradbury a new three ye'll' contract with a ,1,000 per year salary increase. Bradbury had one more year remaining on his contract which was awarded in April, 1973. Bradbury, ti graduate or Ohio University, bec:ame cowity superintendent Jast July following a long tenure as local superintendent at Cheshire and Kyger Creek Local School Districts. The new contract, expiring Aug. 1, til78, is for $20,000 per year. The Coiinty Board also granted five W. Paige Sheets, principal at Cadmus pet. pay raises for Mrs. Wilma Anderson, Elementary School was given an adsecretary at the school office, and Donald ditional assignment as principal of CenHardesty, county truant officer . . terville Elementary School. He replaces During the Gallia County Local School Herman Sprague who will return to a District meeting, the board employed two · fuUtime teaching position . instructors and accepted the resignations • Resignations were accepted from of three other persons. Steven Ehner · Vance, Mt. Sterling, a gradlll!te. of Ohio state J lnlversity, was employed as vocational 'agriculture instructor at North Gallla· High School. James Michael Mulford of Cheshire GALLIPOLIS - John Winowichi, was hired as an elementary school Narcotics Division, Bureau of Criminal teacher. Mulford, a recent graduate of Rio Investigation, Columbus, will be the Grande College, will be assigned later. principal speaker here Thursday, June 27, during a community-wide meeting on drug .. abuse . The session will be held in the Gallia Academy High School auditorium, beginning at 7: 30 p.m. It is being cOCouncil apparently agreed that over a sponsored by the Gallipolis Area Chamber long period the free service could become too expensive. Council expressed, however, its appreciation for the service given the village and pubUc by the trustees. MIDDLEPORT - The home of At two points. it appeared council Charles Yarbrough, and all its contents, would vote on the perpetual care proposed were destroyed by fire Saturday morning . for trustees but lor serving more than two · The Middleport Fire Department was years. Four, five and seven years were called at 3:14a.m. to the home located on mentioned. Twice motions were made but Shady Cove Road at Hobson. . got no second. The fact that lot purchasers Yarbrough awoke and lound the utility at the cemetery must now pay for per- room on fire and the house full of smoke. petual care complicated the matter. The fire is.believed to have been caused by Finally, Mayor John Zerkle, who had also praised the trustees and felt that some token of appreciation should be shown, ruled the proposal "lost" because of the GALIJPOIJS-Duane W. Durnon, 21, lack of seconds. Proctorville, Friday afternoon pleaded The cemetery trustees - James Simp- guilty to misdemeanor charges of son, Rodney Downing and C. 0. Fisher and poSllesoion of marijuana. their clerk, Mrs. Leora Sigman - were on Municipal Court Judge Robert S. Betz hand along with ali cnuncilmen, Mayor fmed Durnon $1,000 and costs and senZerkle, Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate and tenced hiiJ1 to six months in the county jail. Maintenance Supervlaor Harold Chase. Judge. Bel:!, however, suspended $750 of No clues to bank entry GALLIPOLIS- No arrests have been made in the attempted robbery early Friday morning at the First National Bank Branch Office at Vinton. Gallia County Sheriff James W. Saunders said Investigation is continuing but no new leads have turned up. The bank was entered around 3 a.m. Friday when a lock on the rear doilr was broken. Once inside, the Intruders at. tempted to chisel holes in the wall near the bank's vault. Deputies said apparently the a! ann sounded scaring the suspects off. SberiH Saunders and deputies Richard Kuhn and Ken DeCkard rushed to the scene lnunedlately and began chase of a brown late model car believed to be a Pontiac, Buick or Oldsmobile. Saunders and Deckard lost the car in Athens Cot}nty following a chase through Gallia, Vinton, and Meigs Counties.. A car matching the description was stopped In Athens County, one mile north of Glouster. Three OCCUPants in the car were brought to Athell8 for questioning . then releaaed. · The case ls being Investigated by the sheriH's department and FBI. The FBI solved the last burglary at the bank 11 months later . . The bank was robbed of over $2,000 In · May, 1971. Arrested In that break-in were Wendell Emory of Jetson, Kf., who was 1entencect to · 10 years in a federal penitentiary; James Relford Reynolds of Decatur, m., formerly of VInton and Dennis Clarence Wilson alias Ronald David Warix. I J I Grante d leaves ·of a bsence were Brenda J enk in s~ secretary at Kyge r Cr ee k 1Continued on page :1I Narc sending Winowichi Road to be improved ,MIDDLEPORT Middleport Cemetery Trustees were authorized to advertise for bids on road improvements at the Riverview Cemetery by Middleport VIllage Council in a special session with the trustees Friday night. The improv~ent wUI include blacktop surfacing of the brick section of the road and "shooting" the gravel portion with blacktop. Council failed to take any action, however, on the request of the cemetery trustees to provide free perpetual care to anyone who serves on the trustee board a mininlum of, two years. Evelyn Sin1s, veteran teacher at HMnan Trace ; Agnes Myers, coo k at BidwellPorter, and Bruce Gabriel, track coach at North Gallia. I of Commerce and Gallipoli' City Commission . All city and county residents concerned about drug a buse in th is com munity ani invited to atten d. City and county officials, members of all law enforcement agencies, along with local judges and the prosecuting attorney will attend the public meeting. Yarbrough home at Hobson lost an electrical short. Yarbrough lived alone and was the owner of the property . A camper was also heavily damaged. There was insurance. There has been no estimated tota l Joss, it was reported . Middleport called for Pomeroy's tanker at 3: 30 a.m . Fireme11 were hampered by electric li nes in fi ghting the fire , it was reported Marijuana JHJSsession brings sentence WATER DEEP ENOUGH FOR A SWJM - Rick Chancey, in front, and C. T. C'hapman and Eddie Smith, 1-r, wouldn't mind taking a swim in this roadside ditch in Syracuse thaftoo often catches an automobile driver unawares. Ditch proving a hazaPd the fine and five months of the jail sentence. Durnon was placed on one year's probation . Clty police Friday night arrested SYRACUSE -- Adi tch alongside State Anthony Lee Ingle, 19, Gallipolis, on a Rt, 124 just IIUlside the corp-.-ate limits charge of possession of marijuana . TI1e of the vill"ge offers swi mming to young fry arrest was made in the City Park . Ingle is but a hazard tu motorists. expecied to appear in court Monday. The ditch, located in front of the Ross Nor r is res idence , acr oss rr om Sadie 's Market, is a recognized hazard. The water spills into the ditch sometimes fi ve to six fee l deep. When motorists take the curve too fast they hit the ditch. Several bad director of the Ohio Department of Trans" portation, Division 10, in regard to the situation . Farley , respondin g to th e communication, stated : "The geometries of the road, though not up to modern standards, is more than adequate for the maximum allowable speed in the villages. Enforcement seems to be the best answer to this one. Our attainable goal could very well be that of only maintaining what we have and in basically its present con. automo bile aecidenls have r es ulted, ac~ cording to Norris. Tile water is s tagnant , dition ." crea ti ng an odor. This letter was received Dee. 14, 1973 Sy r a c use mayor Herm a n Lo ndo n and nbthing has been done about the wrote to Mox R. Farley, district deputy situation . It's Frog Blvd. now -- SYRACUSE - It began when Mrs: ' 'It isn't very fwmy to me,'' one citizen Fred (Eleanor ) Crow allowed as how "anybody could live on Seventh St. " in was reported saying. In any case, official council action apparently will be dleayed lightly abned remarks at Mayor Herman making the change perma~nt. w ndon and whatever councilman might After aU, there is such a thing as be within hearing distance. another election. 111C conclusion had to be that Mrs. Crow, wife of Pomeroy attorney Fred Crow who is the fow111ing Grand Croaker J g . un .. S of the Ohio &lciety for the Promotion or the Bull Frog Inc., and Mr. Crow himself, "just aren't anybody ." POSTER - Cottrell's G·rovery -With the annual Big Bend Regatta located in this small vi!IBge on State Route coming this weekend, and the n9tnrious 160 was struck by burglars for the second frog jumps just six days away, Mayor time within the past two mon~ early London and a hard core faction of sup- Saturday morning. · , porters in council vowed to do something Gallla County sheriff's deputies said ahout the Crow complaint. entry was made by breaking a window on To make it1quite plain they recognized the south side of the building, Fred and Eleanor were more than just Taken were 45 Tinle:i watches from anybody, they took action Friday evening · one display case, 10 ·watches of different 1o rename SeventJJ St. , where the .erows brands from another display case, a .22 have ~ ived almost 25 years, "Frog Blvd." caliber single shot rifle; a 5 MM Magnum The official -records in · Syracuse rifle, and three·shotguii8."The value of the · council are ,clouded on the a.ction. It is loot was not deler!nined, The store wu • ~te'rid oq 'May 20. 1 SUspected th~t some ciltzens might !4ke a ·• dim view of having a street named Frog · Taken In that. ~ · 119111' •30 · Blvd. · aadCIII! · · Burglars hit store I I 8I'ILL NO WORD GALLIFOUS - · Gallia cittmty of• flclala are 111111 awaiting results of an autos-J pa (uj wed at Unlwnlty HOtlpilal iN ~NOR OF MRS. CROW- Mayor H~ Langdon . 'lnColtllllbufon Willlam Bnice.FJ:uler, 27, ., (on ladder) chanced ~th Sl·. ir1 Syracbae to "Frog Blvd." GIWPO',., wbo n11 found dead In lbe Ohio / . In re.pect I> Mra. !'fed (Eleanor) Crow, who resides ,on 11'. . JU,.. ow 111e IJelllpnll• .Dam onI Ma,.21• with bilaband Fred, tbe.fotmdin8 Grand .Croaker of the Ohio ' ' I I . , ' Society for the promotion of the Bull Frog Inc. to right n Mrs. Crow, Thereon~. incumbent Grand Croaker ; ,Bob 'otlngett, rouncihnan, and Fred .ltrow, .Pomeroy at• torney; ( . for watches, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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