https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6d0bfb020fe494ae94064b3abba8b25c.pdf ee489678cf84b85385fc164073b53b67 PDF Text Text • ·· Aries Simpson ' died Saturday Aries Dewey Simpson, 75, Middleport Route 2, di ed Saturday at Veteran s Memonal Hospital Mr Simpson , a retJred member or the Charleston, W. Va., Police Dep'l. has res1ded in the Middleport area several years. He was born at Red House. W Va , the son of the late Wh1tney and Amela Coalene Simpson Survivmg are a daughU,r, Harriet Jane Walley, Chicago, a brother, Whitney Simpson , address unknown ; four NEACIL CARSEY, CENTER, of Pomeroy Bowling_Lanes, presents clocks to Mary Voss and Bill Davis ladies' and men's high game and high series wiMers of the ten team wmter league schedul~- Mrs. Voss had a high game of 276 and a 649 htgh senes while Davis had a htgh 278 game and 697 senes. -------------- grand~ children , and three greatgrandchildren Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m Tuesday at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home w1th the Rev . Robert Kuhn offlclaling . Burial will be in Rock Spnngs Cemetery . Fne(ldsmay call at the funeral home any time Hallowed Westminster Hall bombed • LONDON (UP!) - A bomb beheved to be the work of the Irish Republican Army exploded in the Houses of Parliament today, causmg injury and damaging 900-year-old Westminster Hall, one of Britam's most hallowed buildings. Police said 11 persons were injured, including one woman whose leg was broken. Ten were staff members of the House of Commons and the 11th a fireman overcome by Mrs. wngwell died SaturdRy 11 3 miracle of Gothic car- pentry.'' Scotland Yard born b squad experts, ftre equipment and Hilda Spencer Longwell , 66, of 1328 Oakwood Ave., east Uverpool, died early Saturday morning in City Hospi ta l following a long tllhess. She was born in Racine to the late D. B. and Clara (Smith) Spencer. She had resided m East Liverpool more than 40 years where she was a member of the First Nazarene Church. She is survived by her husband, Leroy A. Longwell, and one son, Gilbert J Longwell, a student at Bethany College in Oklahoma. Services will be held this evemng at the Dawson Funeral Home in East Uverpool with burial at I p.m. Tuesday at the Letart Falls Cemetery. MEIGS tHEATRE June 17 thru June 17 NOT OPEN Mason Drive-In Tonight & Tuesday June 17-18 Double Feature Program A TOWN CALLED HELL l Color) Robert Shaw Stella Stevens smoke. Only the woman was kept m a hospttal. The bomb npped through the House of Commons kitchens, close to the parliamentary chapel and near Westmmster Hall, where King Henry VIII used to play teMis but which has been used smce tis completion in 1099 for major state occasions. A member of Parliament, David Steel, satd more than 100 firemen saved the ancient hall and its magnificent hammer beam ceiling, whose 600-yearold timbers have been called IR ) Plus "SUBURBAN WIVES" Meet the suburban wi vesthey did 11 for the butcher the baker and the can dles1ickmaker . The rea l story of frustrated '9 to 5 widows ' Rated ( R) Mr. Brady dies MASON, W. Va. - Rtchard Hill Brady, 35, of here dted Sunday m Pleasant Valley Hospttal. Funeral serv1ces "ill be conducted Tuesday at I : 30 p. m. from the Foglesong Funeral Home wtth the Rev Emmett Rawson ofhciating and burial in Kirkland Memonal Gardens Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p m. today. Mr. Brady was a son of Lewis and Rosa E. (Hammiek ) Brady of Mason He ts survived by a son, Lewts John Brady, Engllield, N. C, pohce forces were convergmg on the htstoric Palace of Westminster when the bomb Future of Nixon up to court WASHINGTON (UP I ) Two yea rs after the Waterga te break-in, the Supreme Court is prepanng to make two historic rulings that ulttmately may deU,rmme if President Nixon hmshes hts term or faces Impeachment and removal from office. The h1gh court will hand down rultngs on the thorny question of execuhve pnv1lege and on whether a grand jury has the power to name a sittmg president m an md1ctment. The h1gh cour t said last week 1! would hear oral argumenls July 8 on both tssues and gave Watergate Spectal Prosecutor Leon Jaworskt and Nixon's defense lawyers unlll June 21 to submit additional wntten argumenls m both cases The h1gh court ts sc heduled to recess for the summer at the two .sisters, Mr s Roberta end of Jt~y . but it may dec1de Unbarger and Mrs Betty Lilly, to rcmaw m session because of llie importance of the two both of Mason decisions mvolved. The cases, which involve PLEASANT VALLEY legal quesllons bas1c to the Discharges: Vickte Lynn co ns tituhonal concepts of Campbell, Hartford; Irene separation of powers and Burks, Lakin; Maude Young, checks and balances, never Mason; Mrs. Dorset Smtih, have been decided by the htgh Patriot, 0 ., Mrs. Virgil Har- court per, Gallipolis Ferry; Crystal In add1llon to ruhng on the Barnett, Cottageville; Rena grand jury's nght to name Woyan, Crown Ctty, 0.; Nixon as an unmdicted coConstance Hobitzell, Withams- conspu-ator m the Watergate town ; Clara McDade, Leon; cover-up, the court also will Mrs. Wendell Kaylor , Letart ; make a final determmation on Mrs. Ernest Lyons, Letart; Nixon 's clatnlS or ''executive Mrs. Paul White, Racine; Mrs. pnvilege," the controversial John Barker, Jr., Glenwood ; doctrine he has used tn Mrs. Howard Ktser, Mason; refusmg to hand over tapes of Mrs. Paul Kmsley, Letart; Whtte House conversations and Gilbert Logan, Gallipolis other documenls to Jaworski, Ferry ; Mrs. Rex Allen Wears, llie Senate Watergate comHenderson ; Mrs. Leo Shaw 1 Apple Grove; Paul Buck, Mason ; Mrs Julius Matheny, Leon; Davey Collins, Troy, 0. Birth - June 16, a son to Mr. and Mrs . Walter Barrett, Middleport, OhiO. News Forked Run Park Friday night' IContmued from page 1 some retail reductions, can get the full benefit of recent drops m live c•ttle and hog prices. REEDSVILL.E A Naturalist Program is again being presented daily by Mark Bluell, naturaliSt, at Forked Run State Park. In addition to the regularly scheduled daily program, The Appalachian Green Parks Project of the Ohio Valley YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO - OHIO YOUNG Democrats ended their four-day biennial convenlion here by electing Rick Perkms of Steubenville as prestdent. Also elected were Scotlte Cunningham, Lorain Cnunty, vtce prestdent ;-BOnnie Cnppler, Greene Cnunty, secretary; Michael O'Malley, Cuyahoga Cnunty, treasurer; and Judy Jenewein, Behnont CoWlty, and Ed Austin, Summtt County, to the national committee. Former astronaut John Glenn, U.S. Senate nominee, was the featured banquet speaker Saturday mght. Other statewide candtd:!les also attended. Pomeroy police mveshgated went off. They were alerted by a three-ca r .(lCC!dent on East a warning telephoned SIX minutes earlier to the Press Mam St. Saturday Cars dnven by Roger Hawk, Assoctatwn, a Bntish news Reedsville, and Georgia Smith, agency. Pomeroy. were stopped in line The man, speakmg w1th an Ir1sh accent, used a code word of traffic at the mtersection or recogmzed by Scotland Yard Sycamore and Mam, when a as a demonstration lliat his ca r driven by Gemma easel, warmng was genwne. This Middleport. struck Smith's car pattern had been followed m m the rear wh1ch m turn struck most of 63 earlier bomb at- the Hawk car m the rear. Thl',re were no citations, no tacks, most blamed on the IRA. Within 90 minutes of the inJuries and medium damage blast, firemen had controlled to the vehtcles. the fire in Westminster Hall. A pohce official said the hall was LOU KRAMER DIES " badly damaged." Curtis Johnson, Racme, A towering colwnn of otly learned Sunday that his sister's black smoke billowed around husband , La'u Kramer , Btg Ben, London's most fngelwood, Cahf., v- died famous landmark, in its tower unexpectedly Saturday at the north end of the House of evening of an apparent heart Commons. attack. Burial will be in Scotland Yard unmediately alerted all government offices lngelwood Memortal Gardens. to watch for further bombs. At Mrs . Kramer is the former least three bomb scares were Ethel Johnson of Racme. checked wtthin nunutes and found to be false alarms. UNIT CALLED The Pomeroy ER squad was called Sunday at 9:32 a.m to H1gh St. , for Laura Bonecutter who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. !Contmuect from page 1) Queen "because I thmk 1t wuuld be a good expenence. I love to travel and I hke to meet people . I also would like to repre~nt Pomeroy as their Regatta Queen." She plans to attend Mountain State College tn the fall The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reuter, Pomeroy, and a 1974 graduate of Meigs H1gh Sc hool, M1ss Reuter ts a Candystnper at Ve te ran s Memorial Hospital and a GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, June 15, 1974 SALES REPORT OF Ohio Valley Livestock Co. STOCKER CATTLE STEERS - 2ii0 to 300 lbs 42 to 48; 300 to400 lbs. 40 to 44; 400 to 500 lbs. 34.50 to 40; 500 to 600 lbs 30.>0 to 33.75; 600 to 700 lbs. 29 to 35; 700 lbs. and Over 28 to 35. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs. 38 to 47.>0; 300 to 400 lbs . 40 to 45; 400 to :;oo lbs. 36.>0 to 39.25; :;oo to 600 lbs. 31 to 33; 600 to 700 lbs. 27 to 34; 700 lbs. and Over 26 to 33. STOCK COWS & BULI..S (By The Head) - Stock Cows 200 to 285; Stock Cows and Calves 240 to 415; Stock Bulls 2M to 325; Baby Calves 30 to 70; tBY The Pound) - Canners & Cutters Cows 20 to 26; Holstem Cows 26 to 28.60; Commercial Bulls (1,000 lbs. and Over) 28 to 34. VEAL CALVES - Tops 220 lbs. to 2>0 oUO to 56.25; Medium 200 lbs. to 300 4> to 52.>0; Culls 4> Down. LAMBS- Tops 90 lbs. to 110 40 to 44.35; Seconds 75lbs. to 80 30 to 38.ii0; Ughts 40 lbs. to So to 50 35; Stock Ewes By the Head 15 to 30. SHOATS - 10 to 16.>0. Queen AMMAN, Jordan (UP!) President Nuon ended his exhausttng live -nation "journey for peace" today with a promise of economtc and military aid to Jordan and an agreement to meet again in Washington with King Hussein tn efforts to reach a pennanent Mideast setUement. Nixon took off for a rest stop at the Azores after stgning a Th1s group comes to Meigs County from OhiO University and was well- received by th~ public last season. The public 1s mv1ted said Doyle N. Smales, manager of Forked Run State Park. Wolfpen News, Notes Three mothers of children from the Meigs CommWtity School met with the Meigs County commtssioners thts mormng askmg for the resignation of Rev. Wtlbur Perrin from the Metgs CoWtty Board of Retardation. They charged he had harrassed teachers at the school, causmg them to resign. They were Mrs. Hugh Roush, Mrs. Donald Diddle, and Mrs. Paul Karr. Agroup of parents had come to an earlier meeting with the retardatiOn board asktng » By United Press Internallonal WASillNGTON - THE GENERAL SERVICES Ad· ministration tried to hide from Congress its plans for a computer system that would centralize all information gathered by federal data banks, a Senate subcommittee report charged today. The commitU!e said It found 858 federal data banks with at least 1.2 billion records on individuals. But Sen. Sam J. Ervin, Jr., D-N.C., the subcommittee chalnnan, said: "! suspect there are many more we haven't found." The Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee, in a report based on a four·year study, said GSA's plans remamed "unknown and undisclosed" despite repeated requests for information on federal data banks. SUMMER SAVE ON THESE PLAYTEX STYLES COLUMBUS - GOV. JOHN J. GilliGAN Monday signed into law a bill authorizing abortions under safe and sanitary conditions and with the inforlned consent of tbe mother. The bill, debated in the General Assembly for more than one year, becomes effective Sept. 16. It had been written by a number of special interest groups, including the Ohio Catholic Conference. The law replaces a vacuum in Ohto lawbooks which had existed since tbe U. S. Supreme Court struck down Ohio's abortion law in !972. The new law limits the performance of abortions to licensed physicians who will have to follow rules set forth by the Ohio Public Health CnWlcil. It also prevents anyone from taking the life of a child born during an attempted abortion. The penalty for "abortion manslaughter" will be 4 to 25 years in prison and-or a $10,000 fine. 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Jackson, hired last January for a similar position at Miami (Ohio) University, resigned to accept the OSU assignment. He succeeds Rudy Hubbard who left Ohio State recenUy to become head football coach at Florida A&M. A native of Harper-S. Ferry, W.Va., Jackson !s a 1968 Marshall University graduate. After graduation be spent two seasons 88 an assistantfootball coach at Huntington, W.Va., High School. SAVE S1.51 WHEN YOU 1 STYLE #187 CROSS YOUA HEAA'f*i-Stretch bra . lace cup s Reg $5.50'ea NOW 2 for $9 49' SAVE S1.01 Big Shef• French Fnes. Turnover & Large Onnk I$1 Onlv !:_OR KIDS 15 Funburger'"l French Fries. Small Dnnk & Lollipop Onlv so~ SAVE $1.49 Re~•dentt al And Commercial CLEANING 'JU ,/on '1 Jcrul d ;,/" fOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL: 992-2635 AT ANYTIME - 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • Ill'.t., Reg . $7 50 NOW ONLY 16.01 S'tYLE #29-46 (Wh1te) E~tra Long d . .'7 SALE" ENDS JUlY 13,1974 .. ,. Foundation Department' Second Floor ELBERFE~DS IN POMEROY Ingels Furniture II ' &.4\" ' • . -:..:......--..~ r ~ Reg. $7 95 NOW ONLY $8.46 'Xland 0 cup1-$l 00 more . MIDDLEPORT Solicitor Fred W. Crow asked Pomeroy Council Monday night to table a proposal to sell bonds for the proposed water well system to allow him time to study them in detail. CoWtcil will meet in special session Wednesday to act on the proposal! v Meeting with coWtcil were representatives of the bonding CGIIlpanY of Irving, Wei! and Roth. Spokesman for the company was Bernard Shepe• and smootl'les away tittle lmperfectlon~t~ ~ STYLE #2940, 2970 (Wh1te Berge) Bne f ~ Rep. $6 SO NOW ONLY $5.01 ~ STYLE #~42, 2972 (Wh1te Be•ge) A\lerage ~ 'A.... Reg . $8 95 NOW ONLY $15.46 @ rest. He sktpped a planned Side the Azores. Ntxon will arrive ba ck m tnp outs1de Amman althoug h the First Lady took in U1e Washington to a btg wel come Wednesday aftern oo n .but Sights "He'!:i bec1t ," sa1d a presiden- w1thm a week he w1ll be back on h1s big JCl plane on h1s way tial mde. The Azores stop wa.'i to to Moscow for h1s thtrd summit provide a break 1n the long tn p meetmg w1th Sov1et leader back to Washmgton , Even POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 46 lntere.~t.~ SU 1 Secun ty 1n Jordan was the Ntxon arranged a meetmg wtth new Portuguese President An- heaviest of N.xon's trip Jeeps tomo de Spm ulH Portugal owns armed \\ilh ma chme guns Goins presented each member a list of the entries and the route the parade wtll lake . In other matters : Earl Ingels, president, said cost of the program is much less thts year due to the courtesy of the Ohio Valley Pubhshing Company 1n prmtmg them. Ingels sa td signs will be placed throughout the area listing all events, where they wtll be held, and the time of each There wtll also be signs giving directions to the Regatta area. There will be 12 dtsplays on the upper parking lot this year which wtll include several craft exhibits. Extra police protect10n during tbe Regatta was also discussed. A contact wtll be made w1th Pomeroy Council m regard to the extra police service and what it will cost. RIOES OPEN EARLY Bill Grueser announ ced at the Pomeroy Cha mber of Co mmerce ~londay thai Nolan's Carnival ride:; w11l open Wedn es day evening thts Regatta Weekend. Thursday eve nm g a Regatta special will be offered. For $1.50, young or old, may ride all rides !rum 6 to 10 p.m. On Saturda y bargaln rides arc $2 on all rides from 1 to 5 p m. :;:;:;:;:::::::::::·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·,·.·::;.;.··:·:·:·: ;.;.;:;: In gels sa1d the Lions Club wtll place flags throughout the town and he asked that all merchants who purchased "Welcome to Regatta City " flags last year be sure to display them. This year 's Regatta Queen will be crowned at 8:45p.m at llie Semor Cttizen's program at of The Meig~t-Mii.~0/1 •f • 'I :: How to get there ~ :·: ,_ i' _l,.:i:~ h:-:-~-~:~:~:~-~~-:-~-~i:l:~:i:~:~:~:-:=-~-~~~:: :~: :::~~~;:::: rtd e is from Pomeroy to Middleport. There wtll be 200 Atr Stream trailers park ed at the fa~rground s. Each year owners of Atr Stream tratlers make a (Contmued on page 8) Mrs. Mitchell updates story of day after Massive net up LONDON (UP! ) - Police usmg helicopU,rs, in patrol cars and on foot threw a massive secunty net around Ascot race course today to shteld Queen Ehzabeth and thousands of other soc1ally _promment people fr om a possible attack like the bombwg Monday of histone Weshnmster Palace. Th1s afternoon's Roya l Ascot west of London IS the h1ghhght of the social se ason, tradtlionally drawmg throngs of spectators tn top hats, tatls and long dresses Secunty sources said 11 provided an excellent target for extremists Scotland Yard refused to up the receiver, a voice said Comment on secunty "Mr. Haldeman in Washington measures , but hours before the for Mr. Mitchell " NEW YORK (UP! ) Martha Mitchell swd Monday she thmks N1xon admirustration members were filled in on the Watergau, ratd by H.R. Haldeman on the morning of the break-in The wife of former Attorney General John N. Mitchell expressed llie optmon on CBSTV's "Pat Collins Show," on which she 1s servmg thts week as co-hostess. She related that sbe and her husband were awakened by the telephone bestde their bed in a Hollywood hotel room at 7 a.m, June 17, 19\2. She reported that, when sbe ptcked '; 1 are candidates for the Sum Cum Laude Degree. Wayland is ahead with 161 sales, followed by Mrs. Cohner with 150 and Ebersbach w1th 108. Greg Batley, English teacher, was g1ven a three-year contract. It was agreed to advertise for bids on a new fur nace for the jumor high building Interest in employmg a school nurse for the district was expressed. Several parents attended to dtscuss the enforcement of the schoo l 0 TEN CENTS i Mrs. Vinas Lee resigns at Southern Middleport, who has accepted a position at the Meigs CommWttty School. The board htred Gary Reed and Vickie Carr as special education wachers and employed Larry Wolfe and Bill Baer to repatr the roof of the Portland School. . . It was agreed to purchase portable gym standards and .·1reil I I RACINE - The resignation of Mrs. Vinas Lee, a busmess education instructor at the high school many years, was "accepted with regret 1 ' Monday night by the Southern Local School Board ol Education in regular sesston The board also accepted the resignation of LoUise Skaggs!1 As m his other Arab stops , N1xon was remmded by Hussein of the concern over the I Contmued on page 8) ::: Middleport police are asking all parade ·::: units to a pproach South Second St. by a round•_:,:_: about route so as not to create congestion in the parade forming area. :·· ;:: This route is by way of the Route 7 by-pass ::: onto Business Route Middleport past the .-: Middleport swimming pool. which is Locust ::. ::: St. For Middleport units the approach could be th e Pomero y Ju mor High ::: off of Grant St. or the wes t end of Ash St. onto BUilding. ( Locust off of Gravel Hill. Sevent y-seve n tndiVIdu al -:-: Units should move eas.t on Locust to the pmes will be awarded to 1\l&lt Shopping Center, turn right on Pearl St. , persons holding membership tickets to the Ohto Soc1ety for :._,'·,_:',,__:•,_: thence to Ash St., left on Ash running into Mulberry St. which runs into South Second the Promotion of the Bull Frog, where units will form at numbered positions. Inc The line of march will go to the A&P Store Drawings of the membership :::: bckets w11l take place at the / at the north boundary of Middleport where ,:,:_: Frog Jump to be staged at :-: walking units may take transportation t but Metgs Football Stadium in remain in line of march I to the Karr and ) Pomeroy. The frog jump w11l :::· VanZandt Motors agency on W. Main St., ge t underway Saturday at 3:30 :::p m Drawmgs wtll take place :-: Pomeroy. where the parade resumes . throughout the entJre program . :_,:,.:,_\., It proceeds to the old Pomeroy Junior { Round trip tickets on the stage coach w1ll sell for $1 for ..·. . :-:·::: :-:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:-:-:-::::: chtldren and $2 for adults. The \ LEADING THE SALES OF MEMBERSHIP TICKETS to the Ohio Society for the Promotion of the Bull Frog are, 1-r, Frog Wayland, Mary Cnhner and Willard Ebersbach. They crowds PHON E 992-2156 - -· armored enttne TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1974 ;::: .·::::·:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·:::::-:·:::·: h1s hm ouswe. Trucks carrytng soldiers roamed th e city Whole areas were blocked off when h1s motorcade drove by, and at least twtce h1s ltmousine took back roads to avoid the • 100 units expected • In Regatta Parade At least 100 units wtll march at 6 p.m. Friday in Middleport - desttnation Pomeroy - to launch the annual Btg Bend Regatta Weekend. Dwtght Goins, parade chairman, told the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday at the Meigs Inn followmg IWtch a)ready ahnost 100 entries have been accepted in the parade. Each has been assigned a number. Individuals, groups, or representatives of groups may enter as late as Friday, day of the Regatta Weekend opening parade by callmg Gotns. The chamber, the sponsoring organization, and as such responsible for plannmg the entire Weekend of fun on the river and on its Ohio side, revtewed all plans with Goins and other committee chairmen. Lcon 1d Brezlmev . escorted dress code. The next meetmg was se t for July 11 at 7·30 p.m. Members attendm g were Grover Sa lse r, Sr, Denny Evans, Denme Htll , Ja ck Bosllck and Davtd Nease, alon g with Supt. Bob Ord and clerk-trainee , Geneva Harvey, and a group of parenls and teachers Mrs. Mitchell srud · "John got up out of bed and he never came back " She satd it occurred to her later tha t the two men must have discussed, at this time, the ratd on the Democrats' Watergate headquarters. "! think -eon trary to what has been told m the past Haldeman was the one who broke the story to the people on the West Coast," Mrs. Mtlchell said. She remarked that several administration figures and reelection campaign offictals were tn California at the time of the break-tn. queen 's arrival for the races pohce helicopters hovered over the course and patroimen m cars and on foot checked streets m suburban Ascot Stand plans finalized Plans for operatmg a concession stand Saturday at Marauder Stadu.un in con. junction w1th B1g Bend Regatta Weekend were made Monday mgh t when the Mmgs Band Boosters met at the high school. Members are asked to meet at the stadtum at 5 30 p.m Wednesday with clean ing materials Also, men are needed to'' take care of roof repairs. It was announced that the band will practi~e at the high school at 6 p.m Thursday for llie Regatta At that ltme the third payment for band camp SPECIAL TODAY Today's Issue Includes the annual 32-page tabloid section giving pertinent information of the Regatta Weekend this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It Is made possible by the notices of Big Bend area merchants. ts due . Solicitor asks council to delay sale of bonds BODYMAGIC "' GIRDLES STYLE ;1'2944, 29l4 (Whrte Beige) Long leg to allow N1xon more time to or an- • so• oo· 4 p.m. to clo1ing Hussein re sponded "Tell your people that you go with the gratitude and confidence of U1e Arab people, and the blessing of all mankind ." Both N1xon and his w1fe Pat showed the wear and tear of llieir trtp Hts last round of talks with Hussew today started an hour late appar ently Devoted To The FREE SPIRIT" GIRDLES Llghtwelghl, perfecl for summer fashions STYLE 1t2862 Bnef Reg . $1 .00• NOW ONLY $5.99' ILLUSTRATED ID} STYLE "286-4 S"ortle Reg . $8 DO" NOW ONLY $8 gg• STYLE #2866 Averag e leg Reg $S NOW ONLY $7 -49' STYLE #2868 Ell long leg Reg . $9 NOW ONLY $7.99' Special Family Meal Prices FOR ADULTS ' peace." at y COLUMBUS - THE OHIO UNIVERSITY BOARD of Trustees interviewed SIX nominees Monday in their search for an interim president to succeed Claude Sowle who is retirmg Sept. I. Seven men indicated their desire for the position, and six were here Monday for interviews. They were Ohio State University Vice President for Medical Affairs Richard Melling, Athens County Commissioner Harry Crewson, OU College of Education Dean Samuel Goldman, OU College of Business Administra lion Dean John M. Peterson, OU College of Communication Dean John R. Wilhehn and OU International Studies Dean Norman Pannar. Teachers of Amenca, Drama l ac~ to • WASillNGTON- IT WILL BE NOISY Fourth of July after all, but maybe the last one of that kind. The Consumer Product Safety Commission Monday granted the fireworks industry a 31). day delay in the start of a nationwide ban on firecrackers and the beginning of new safety rules governing the manufacture of most other fireworks. As a result, firecrackers will continue on the market until at least mld.July, after which time the comnusston will hold a public hearing to determine if some over-all revision is necessary in its new regulations. During htgh school she took part m Nature Club, Future STYLE # 122 CROSS YOUR Perrm had caused the recent restgnalion of teachers. The letter was signed by the teachers who resign ed, Jeannette Thomas , Carol Wolfe, John Krawsczyn, Jr., and Kathy Swindell. w;;;;, : ~:'''i';;''~B;i';,~;j:: ~,~ ,~ member of Amencan Legwn undercup support panel s commissioners statmg that Commtsston president Robert Clark told the mothers that the commtssioners' legal responsibilities as to the removal of a board member would be investigated The parenls also asked that gutdeHnes be written for the Perrin's resignation, which selection of members of the was refused. They were invited board and that each new to go to the commissioners who member attend a workshop appoint the retardation board. concerning mental retarAletter was presented to the dalion. SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5:00 At a sla te dmner held m his honor by Hussein Monday rught. Nixon sai<\ of his peace quest, "l cannot tell where tt ' but he added: "The wtll end," important thing is 11 that it has be!,'Un . You said ea rlier, your maJesty, that this ts the IHst stop " Let me tell you 11 IS the last stop on this trtp. But it is only the beginning of the JOurney for strategy of future efforts to achieve peace ." As in hts previOus stops m Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syna and Israel, NtXon stressed that his mtss10n was destgned to do whatever he could to brmg a lastmg peace to the troubled area. When he left the White House eight days ago, the President satd he was embarking on a jjjourney for peace." ' VOL. XXVI ELBERFEL-D$ IN POMEROY Club, Tenms Club, Student Council, marching and symphonic bands, and chorale She plans to work for one year and llien attend school. She says, "f think tt would be an honor to look back some lime in the future and remember being Regatta Queen. I've always been proud of living m Pomeroy and 1 mtttee, House Judicary lliink the Regatta IS a popular Comm1ttee and the courts. attractiOn for our city. I would like to be able to say I was once Holzer Medical Center queen of Pomeroy's Regatta." !Births) Friday - Mr and Mrs. John Cline, daughu,r, Reedsville . Saturday - Mr. and Mrs Arne Jones, daughter, Rtpley, W Va. Sunday - Mr and Mrs Stanley Bordman, son, Pt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bonecutter, son, Pomeroy. ' JOint commumque wtth Hussem, long America's best friend m the Arab world, that said the United States would continue to "play a strong role m maintammg Jordan's military strength." The commWlique said Nixon invited Hussem to vtstl Washmgton, where he has been a frequent visttor in the past, ''to hold further talks on the Mothers ask for Perrin • • resignation Mr and Mrs. Harley E. Johnson and Cheryl and Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. Johnson were Sunday af· HAS SURGERY Debbie Batley, daughter of ternoon visitors of Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Harry L. Bailey, Mrs. William Earnheart of Pomeroy, is a patient at Holzer Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Medtcal Center where she Harrison and Mrs. Hall of underwent an emergency Mtddleport recenUy called on appendectomy Saturday. Her Mr. and Mrs. Harley T. room number ts o02 Johnson. Mr, and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, UNIT CALLED Kail, Kevin and Charles were The Mtddleport ER squad Saturday evening visitors of was called SWlday at 4:46p.m. his mother, Mrs. Lena Knapp for five-year--old Mark Farley, of Langsville. a medical patient, who was Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey taken to Veterans Memorial of Albany were Sunday visitors Hospital. of her parents, Mr. and Mts. Uncoln Russell. • Mr. and Mrs. Franklin CHAPTER TO MEET Russell were Tuesday everung The annual meeting of the visitors ol his parents, Mr. and Metgs Chapter of the American Mrs. Lincoln Russell. Red Cross will be Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell 7:30 p.m . at Veterans and family of Fort Meade, Memorial Hospital. Two gallon Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. donors will be recognized. The Donald Russell of Akron and meeting is open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of Pomeroy were weekend visitors of their parents, Mr. GRADUATESATOU and Mrs. Robert Russell. Betty Jean Krawsczyn, 144 Hudson St., Middleport, graduated with the 1974 class from Ohio University. Mrs. WCAL TEMPS Krawsczyn graduated with a The U,mperature in downBS in Home Economics, town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. majoring in child development Monday was 50 degrees under and family living. partially cloudy skies. Market Report Three cars bump summer Theatre w1ll be given six limes thts summer. The first performance wtll be presented on Friday, June 21, at 8·30 p.m. Future performances are being scheduled and will be announced. The per· formances consist of l'h hour presentation of songs and dances of the Ohio Valley regwn . EXTENDED OUTLOOK Mostly cloudy with a SPRINGFIELD, OHIO - NOTED WASHINGTON attorney Patricia Roberts HarriS says a "lazy electorate" must take _ chance of showers Wednesday through Friday. some of the blame for the Watergate affair. "The blame for Highs in the 70s and lows In Watergate must be suffered not only by the current admmistratwn but also by a lazy electorate that let hucksters, the 50s. makeup men and speechwriters turn the polihcal arena into a marketplace where candidates are packaged and sold like cosmehcs," sbe told more than 600 graduates at Wittenberg TO ELECT OFFICERS Metgs Chapter 53 of the Umvers1ty Sunday . The former ambassadress to Luxemburg and dean of the Disabled American Veterans Howard Universtty I aw School said Watergate ••wtll have been will meet to elect of!tcers at worth it if the public admtts that it made a great miStake m 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the lettmg natwnalleaders run amuck, and begins to look ~yond the chapter home on Butternut image that candidates proJect to demand honesty and sincerity." Ave. in Pomeroy. • 1xon promises at Naturalist Program returns to in Briefs • • • • • 8- Tbe Dally Sentinel,Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0., Monday, JWte 17,197~ Barlage. 1914 by lnhrn.tional Pt.11yte• Corpor1llon '"'.. ' ' ~' Council members were handed an analysis of the cost of the system and water rates. However, CroW pointed out that he would like some lime to study the proposal and suggested the matter be titbled Wttil Wednesday. Under the emergency rule, coWtcil passed an ordinance directing the clerk to advertise the present city hall building for sale. Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, Mrs. Jane Brown and Clarenee ' I I ' Struble met with council in regard to a donation to the Senior Citizens program. Mrs. Thomas, director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, spokesman, asked coWlcil for a donation of $750 from the general fWld . She explained how important the senior citizen program is and what it has done for many elderly persons. I When the program began, 105 •persons registered at the ""nior citizens building. As of ' March, 989 have registered. · been done by senior cihzens. She reported that IIPtipct of Charles Leg~r. ftre chief, Meigs County population are poinU,d out that the senior over 60 years of age. cthzens had made all the new Jane Brown, county TB and drapes for the new fire station. Health nurse, verifted to the Mrs. Thomas said money help the senior cthzens have requested can not be taken been in her work. "I'm very from the revenue sharing but proud of the senior cttizen_~ _;ather from the •general fWld program," she said, and ad'!i!'d accordtng to a rulmg from the compliments on how attraCtive state attorney general. She the front of the senior cttizens presented the coun ctl and the building is, the old Pomeroy clerk, Jane Walton, the ruhng Junior )iigh, and the river- handed down by the attorney bank.A.ll the cleaning work has ~eneral. ' I Wickham, 101. Mrs. Thomas asked if a pedestrian crosswalk could be placed m front of the center. It was agreed this would be done . Taverns Refused A request from some local taverns for permission to remam ope~ on SWlday during Regatta Weekend was turned down. The state law allows the sale of 3.2 pd. beer. Lou Osborne said he was strictly against the request. ' A. request fr~m the Me)gs JWtior High cheerleaders to hold tag day in Pomeroy on July 13 was also' refused due to a full schedule of requests the same day. · Mayor Dale Smith disclosed he had given permission to Gospel Singers to perform on 1 the parking lot Friday during Regatta Weekend, from 1 to 3 p.m. Also meeting with council with a proposal approved by council was Don Griffin of (Continued on p~ge 8) I ·' \ . be conflicting opmions. Mrs. Walton sa1d the stat~ examiner told her it would be illegal for council to "donate " mQney from any fund The matter was tabled unlll a further check is made with the attorney general. Clarence Struble slated that he has h~ lped wtth the semor cttizens through churches 11nd invited anyone to vtslt the sen ior cttizen center . The oldest senior ciltzen ts Mrs. E. ' I ·Y .. There seemed, however, to .· ' ' "' • 't �\'I 3 TheDa ly Sent mel Mtddlcport Po 1cro1 0 l'ucsdov Junt 18 2- The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday June 18 197q DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Gall bladder isn't working By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I have a gall bladder that ts not workmg Why ts thts aliment so common molder persons? Wtll a low fat dtet and na-gas foods control tt? Why should t be removed ' Is tt rea II) necessary' I am taking Don natal ptlls before meals and Butazohdm after meals whtch gtves me rehef Are these harmfultf taken constantly' I wtll apprectate any m lormatton you can gtve me Inctdentally I m 79 DEAR READER - Doctors call such a gall bladder a non luncttomng gall bladder Remember that the gall bladder ts JUst a sack to store btle until 1t ts needed Other wtse the btle from the hver nows down the mam duct nght mto the small m~tme as soon as tl IS manufactured by the ~ all bladde1 con h tb~t es to the hver A nonfuncttomng ga ll problem even t[ they are not bladder ts one that can t f II or the pr mary cause The bac store b1le for anv reason ter a can pass up the bile duels In 97 pet of these cases the from the small mtestme and ga ll bladder conta ns stones mto the gall bladder The process that leads to the The stones tha t are formed s tone form ation ends up may be mostly of cholesterol causmg the ga ll bladder to stop These can sometim es be fun ct on ng A stone mal be d ssolved by medtcme a lodged n the openmg to the ga ll rece nt medtcal development bladder blockmg the flow of Other stones are small hard btle mto the ga ll bladder Or black stones formed from the the bladder may have been b1le p gments Most stones are mflamed and remams as a a m xture of the two scarred contracted sack wtth There Js no rule that a non stones ms de 1t runcttomng gall bladder must We really don t know what be removed m every case The causes the stones m the f~rst reason many doc tors want to place Some people form btle remove them IS that wtthm 10 that ts ury nch m cholesterol years 30 pet or the pattents The cholesterol settles out as w1th gall stones wtll have crystals and begms the stone comphcalion s from gall formatton There ts some bladder d sease fhts ncludes ev dence that bacter a n the obstruchon of the btle duels Gardeners to exhibit POINT PLEASANT Members of the Mason County Counc1l of Garden Clubs wtll be given an opportuntty to dtsplay thetr talents tn floral arrangements lhts commg weekend after bemg mv1ted to par!tctpate tn the Regatta Flower Show tn the Pomeroy Chevrolet Show Room Saturday and Sunday Those vtewmg the show wtll be treated to dtsplays and exhibits of roses and many other seasonable flowers as well as to those of frUits and vegetables accordmg to Mrs Charles Gammon counctl prestdent The council ts compnsed of Henderson Garden Club w1 th Mrs Harold Sayre president Nehacltrna Garden Club Mrs Earl (Mel) Clark prestdent New Haven Garden Club Mrs Ray Proffttl prestdent and Tu Endte Wet Garden Club Mrs Wt!ham Heslop prestdent Mrs Gammon advtses that all entrtes are to be in place before noon Saturday and must not be removed before 4 p m Sunday Oral judgmg wtll begm at I p m Satw-day Garden club members may enter any class but are expected to enter classes 12 and 14 Rules of the show are Exhibttor may enter as many classes as destred No artlftctal plant matenals permitted Painted or artiftctally colored plant material may be used All entr1es must contatn some plant matenal Bases mats and accessories considered m all classes Plant matertal must be hsted on 3 by 5 tnch card accompanymg destgn The theme of thts year s show ts Btg Bend Profile honormg towns along the Oh10 River The schedule for Divtson B Artlsttc Destgns IS CLASS 8 Geor~e Washmgton Camped Here Interpretive (Reedsvtlle Long Bottom) CLASS 9- An Indtan Mound Marks Thts Town Tradtltonal Mass (Portland) CLASS 10- Garden SpOt of the County Including fruit and-or vegetables (Letart Falls Racme) CLASS II - Freddte Frog Reunion held A reun10n of the descendants of the late Henry and Anna Hamm Pomeroy was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Rue! Sm1th Proctorvtlle formerly of Metgs CoWtty Attendmg the reun10n was the only survtvmg child of Mr and Mrs Hamm Mrs Albert Srntth of Huntmgton the former Came Hamm who 1s 88 Her husband 90 years old was also in attendance at the reWilOn Otbers at the reunton were Mrs Walter Hamm and Mtke Mr and Mrs Allen Hamm Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Forrest Akers and son Davtd Huntmgton Jean Thacker Chesapeake Mr and Mrs Terry Hamm Mr and Mrs Howard Hamm and son Steven Kenton Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and daughter Audrey sons Jeffrey and Ertc Nancy Hamm all of Columbus Steve Hastings Clarksburg Mr and Mrs Robert Hamm Barbara Jean and Laura Chillicothe Debbte Martm Ona W Va and Richard Smith SOil of Mr Hlld Rue! Smith Proctorv!lle .. Mrr Lives Here Incorporatmg a frog ftgurme (Syracuse ) CLASS 12 - Hands Across the Border Usmg roses m two contamers may or not be tdentical (Pomeroy Mason) CLASS 13 The Mtddle Port Includmg weathered or dnftwood wtth own free standmg background (24x36 m ) ( Mtddleport) CLASS 14 - Almost Heaven West Vtrgmta Usmg W'l';lll colors (Saluting our Neigh. bors ) CLASS 15 - Tomorrow" An abstract destgn ( Recogn IZlng the tndustnal future of the area ) CLASS 16 - New Homons A stabtle CLASS 17 - The Btg Bend Counts t!s Blessmgs An arrangement suttable for church w1th a stone causmg Jaundtce and hver d seasc pam;real c Philathea has meet A memorial servt ce for Frtend secretary and Sharon Folmer and Barbara Kline assiStants Several selections mcludmg God Can Do Anythmg Stand Up and Smg Out and Smg and Shout were presented by the entire school Saturday evenmg a ptcnic for the Btble school chtldren asststant adults and others of the church and community was beld at the SR 33 Roadside Park Attendmg were Pearl Jacobs Mr and Mrs Erme Haggy and Pam Mr and Mrs Ernest Powell Mr and Mrs Rtchard Frtend Belinda Mark and Marvm Mrs RichaJ;,d Frtend Jr Mr and Mrs Clarence CurtiS Donna and Denms Gilmore Mrs Darlene Jeffers J L Eugene and Pattt Shern Clark Mr and Mrs Mtke Wrtght Tammy and Jason Wanda and Greg Eblin Clifford Jacobs Tom Soulsby Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wright Jeff Hilleary Mr and Mrs Gerald Pullins and Gary Mrs Karen Stanley and Kristin James Lewis Becky Card Carolyn Cmdy and Suste Norman Delores Elliott Ketth Petry Wayne and Marguertte Leifbett the Rev and Mrs Robert Buckley Sharon and Crystal and Joyce Baker AI the Sunday mornmg servtce of the church Father s Day was observed wtth gifts gomg to Clarence Curtis the oldest and MIChael Wrtghl the youngest The Mason Merchants \On a patr of games to lead the \\a\ n Metgs Count) Pon y Leag te act10n The Mer chants de feated Eastern 14-6 and edged 01 t Rutland 4 2 "htle 1 other games the Chesh re Blazers rema ned Wtdefeated w th a 7-4 Vldor) over Syracuse and Rae ne defeated the M d dleport Amen cans 10-4 David and ]amte LeiJch Birthday celebrated Mason 14 Eastern 6 Jerry Tucker was the wtn nmg pi tc her m lhts game wtth Hall suffe rm g the loss Mason scored seven runs m the top or the four th nn ng to open the game up and added two run s n the r rth and one m the sixth for the vtctory Top h1tters for Eastern \\ere Evans wtth two sto gies Kuhn With a tr pie and R ffle Hend ley Hall and LaComb all wttl a s ngle each For Mason M ke Lambert slashed a double and two s ngles Kelv n Hona ker had two smgles as dtd Bob N cewander and J m 01 ver added a s ogle Mrs Paulette Leach entertamed recently wtth a birth day party honormg her sons DaVId stx and Jamte three Games were played wtth prtzes gotug to Timmy Colmer and Btlly Ebhn Gtfts were presented to the children and refreshments of cake tee cream cooktes and Kool Atd were served Others attendmg were Tammy and Mtchelle Capehart Pat and Timmy Mtchael Kay and Mike Eblin Billy Colmer R E Henderson Jaye Roberts Jmurue and Randy Smder Cindy Workman and Manue Stephenson grandmother of the honored guests Sentor ctttzens have meetmg deceased members htghhghted the Thursday mght meetmg of the Phtlathea Soctety of the Mtddleport Church of Chnst r.jlss Mtldred Hawley was assisted m the serv1ce by Mrs Grace Hawley Several scrtp. lures were read by Mrs Hawley pertatmng to the work of women of the Btble and compared to tbe work of the deceased members of the soctety The names of 63 deceased members were read Plans for servmg refresh August meeting were Mrs and for each one a rose was ments Regatta weekend were Gladys Cuckler Mrs Mabel placed m a glass bowl m her made durmg the Fnday mght Wolfe and Mrs Freda Duffy memory meetmg of the Happy Har M1ss Smtih opened the Parttcularly noted was the vesters Class of Trtmty with a prayer from the meeting passmg of Mrs Clara Dilgard Church yearbook Devo!tons prepareu last charter member of the TUESDAY Sandwtches beverages b) Mrs Ruth Massar and soctety Flowers m honor or all AMERICAN Legton the deceased members were homemade 1ce cream and cake presented by Mrs Gmther Auxthary Jumors Drew placed m the sanctuary for the w1ll be served by the Trtmty were on the toptc Who ts a Webster Post 39 7 30 p m women begmnlng at II a m Kind Fnend' Scrtpture was SWlday service home of Mrs Harry Davis In response to roll call Frtday and Saturday Ap taken from Luke 12 and the QUARTERLY btrthdays to members gave memories of pomted to the servmg com medttatton was Forgtveness be observed at meeting of deceased members Mrs Pearl mttlee were Mrs Ella Srmth Try Kindness It was pomted Chester Daughters of America Reynolds had prayer followmg Mrs Genev1eve Meinhart out that Chnstlans m order to Lodge 8 p m wtth potluck group smgtng of the Phtlathea Mtss Erma Smtth Mrs Rose do the masters work must dmner kmdness song Devohons by Mrs Becky Gmther Mrs Wtlma Terrell always show Mrs Ltlhe Hauck and Mrs WEDNESDAY remembenng the good and the Glaze earned out the Father s YOUNG Wtves Club 7 30 truth and forgettmg all Day theme She presented Mtldred Arnold p m home of Mrs Jill Holter Several activt!tes of the past unkmdness She concluded By Mrs Herbert Roush Abraham as an example of MIDDLEPORT Busmess weeks were discussed and 1t wtth prayer V1s1tmg Sunday wtth Mr and fatth A thank you card was read and ProfessiOnal Women 6 30 Mrs Herbert Sayre were Mr Offtcers reports were gtven was noted that the total turned over to the Pomeroy ftremen from Mrs Karr for a planter p m potluck dinner at the and Mrs Norman Styer Mr from the cafeteria dtnner and cards sen! to her whtle home of Mrs Alwtlda Werner and Mrs Ray KeMedy and daughter of Waterford staged by the church women hospttahzed It was reported Members take covered dtsh was $505 45 A dona!ton of $11 that Mrs Ethel Wtlhamson ts and table servtce Recogmtion SUnday guests of Mr and Mr and Mrs John Hunnell was recetved from the tmprovmg at the home of her of charter members and past Mrs Charles Lawson were Mrs Dorothy Parsons and sons Pomeroy entertamed Sunday Frtendly Ctrcle toward ex daughter Mrs Helen Boster prestdents of Antiqwty Mr and Mrs wtth a dinner honormg thetr penses of the mother daughter Galhpohs Members sang PAST PRESIDENT Robert Lawson and family son Johnme Ray on hts 20th reception at\ended by 79 and Blest Be the Tie to close the Amertcan Legton AUXIliary Mtss Smtth prestdent thanked meeting Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson btrthday Drew Webster Post 39 7 30 Guests were Jtm and Debt Mrs Carrte Neutzhng for and C T Kimberly Roush of Mrs Terrell and Mrs Hauck Wednesday home of Mrs Ferguson Vtckt Brauer Jan presenting the program at that served refreshments of Grace Prall Middleport wtth Letart W Va strawberry shortcake nuts Mtss Erma Smith cO-hostess Pvt and Mrs Ronald Pickett Sharon Smtih and time Mrs Ruby Erb and Mrs candy and coffee The table Russell and chtldren Mike and Chuckie Jenetta West the THERE wtll be ladtes golf at hosts and daughters Tamt and Clara Karr both 111 and unable was centered wtth a rose Mandy o( Ft Meade Md the Pomeroy Golf Course Tee to attend durmg the past arrangement Games were spent a weekend wtth Mr and Valesse off time 10 a m Allladtes are Mrs Russell Roush and Mr several months were played wtth pnzes gomg to and Mrs Robert Roush and welcomed to the meetmg A Mrs Neutzlmg Mrs Gmther mvtted Mr and Mrs Robert Russell at THURSDAY ntrnmage sale was planned for Mrs Erb and Mrs Gladys Wolfpen Mrs Russell and TWIN CITY Shrme Club Sept 5 and 6 m the church Cuckler Attendmg bestdes chtldren will remam at the basement Also planned was a those named were Mrs Neva members to meet at 7 30 p m home of her parents while Pvt potluck dmner at the church at Seyfrted Mrs Edtth Lannmg at Shrtne Park m Ractne ftnal Russell returns to Ft Meade 6 p m July 12 Members sang Mrs Eva Dessauer and Mrs plans for partictpatmg tn Btg for a month after which he wtll Bend Regljlla Parade Frtday Happy Btrthday to Mtss Stella Kloes receive an honorable evemng Any member unable Sm1th and Mrs Erb Con Arrangements for planting discharge trtbuhons toward the Regatta to attend the meeting ts asked ANNIVERSARY SET two aspen trees at Forest Mr and Mrs Dana Roush of were The anmversary observance to be at the parade location tn Acres Park tn memory of Weekend servmg Clifton were Sunday dtnner recetved !rom Mrs Frances of the Whtte Rose Lodge wUI be Middleport by Frtday wtth fez deceased members were made guests of Mr and Mrs Russell LAUREL Chff Better Health Retbel Mrs Erb and Miss held Tuesday June 25 at the durmg a recent meeting of the Roush Metgs Inn wtth a 6 30 p m Club 7 30 p m at the home of Star Garden Club at the home Sybtl Ebersbach Amanda Blake of Artzona Appomted hostesses for the Allen Etchmger dmner Reservahons for the Mrs of Mrs Orton Nelson vistted ber brother Charles Mulberry Heights dmner are to be made wtth Mrs Gerald Mmor donated Blake recently ANNUAL Meeting of Metgs Mrs Barbara Fry at 992-li919 Mr and Mrs Ott Boston the trees for the memortal by Frtday Restdents who need Chapter of Amencan Red spent an evemng recently wtth prOJect Flower Insptrat1on m transportation are to meet at Cross 7 30 p m Veterans God s Garden was the theme Mrs Ruth Parsons ~... the Amencan Leg1on Hall m Memorial Hospttal Two gallon Mrs Zelia Lawson ts a of devottons by Mrs Nelson donors wtll be recogmzed ' Middleport at 6 15 p m medtcal patient at Veterans who used scripture from I Open to the public Memortal Hospttal Mrs Betty Peter 5 and Proverbs 22 The Mr and Mrs Everett Prtce REVIVAL at Bradbury WORK PARTY SET Roush Mrs Ada Cramlet creed and collect were gtven m of St Albans W Va were of Christ Rt I Mtd Church POINT PLEASANT - The and members Edward Ftndley Owen An umson recent vtstlots of Mr and Mrs Mason CoWtty fteld archers dleport now through Frtday 8 derson are also pattents there responded to roll call by Clifford Hayes wtll hold a work party Thurs p m mghtly Dave Lucas nammg flowers they have m Perry Ault son of Mr and day June 20 at the TNT area Evangelist Spectal smgmg by The Almanac bloom Mrs Wtiltam Ault has been at range from 5 p m to dark Don the Watchmen By United Press International Rose Romances was the Coal Grove vtstting the Rev Noll president urges all m Today ts Tuesday June 18 program toptc presented by VACATION TAKEN and Mrs Max Donahue and terested persons whether the !69th day c' 1974 wtth 196 to Mrs Mmor She told of the MASON W Va - Mr and famtly formerly of Mtd members or not to attend and mythology and populartty of follow Mrs Landon Smith spent a dleport Greg Donahue last brmg necessary tools m order The moon ts approachmg tis the rose here and m other week vaca!ton at Poplar week attended Buckeye Boys to get the range ready new phase countnes A demonstralton on Branch N C State at Ashland College The mornmg stars are Venus how to start roses from shps Mr and Mrs Wtlham Betz of Pleasant VaUey Hoopltal and Jup1ter was g1ven by Mtss Ruby Diehl Htlltard spent Saturday wtth Dtscharges - Mrs Leo The evemng stars are Mars She dtsplayed several slips to Mr and Mrs C H Wise at Plants Pomt Pleasant Mrs Mercury and Saturn show the kind needed and told thetr Waverly home Bledsoe Point Those born on thts date are about sot! and care reqwred Joan M May of the Rutland Cheryl Mr and Mrs John Bowman Pleasan I Geor•e Perry Leon under the stgn of Gemml The travehng prtze donated and Mtss Susan Bowman Branch of the Pomeroy Amertcan capttahst Henry by Mrs Henry TUrner was The . . S.llillel Columbus were weekend National Bank and Don E Clay Folger was born June 18 won by Mrs Mmor Hostess Nelson Pomeroy Nat1onal guests of her parents Mr and DEYim!D'I'OtRE 1857 gifts were won by Mtss Diehl Mrs Karl Owens Mtddleport Bank attended as second year omaaror On thts day m htstory Flower arrangements usmg Miss Bowman graduated on students the 21st annual CBDfiaL TANNIBILL, In 1812 the Umted States roses were Judged wtth ftrst June 7 from OhiO Stale session of the Oh1o School of declared war on Br1tam for the gomg to Mtss Dtehl second to Bankmg held at Ohto second tm m tis brtef h1story Mrs Lawrence Chapman and Umverstty where she recetved Umverstty June 9-14 011a bachelor of sctence degree m In 1815 Napoleon was defeat thtrd to Mtss Dtehl Refresh - - ololiJ -B*q~Jbr"111e of the school Is to Object !l>mloool lll ed at the Battle of Waterloo tn ments were served by the educatton She IS presently tram bankers m all areas of !l>lo Vollq Ooarl St. !l>lo ..... employed w1th the State Pbone -.me. Belgtuno hostess bank operattons and orne. 2lll Department of Natural _ _ _ pold .. In 1972 tn Bntam s worst atr management The school Resources WOLF PEN dtsaster a ]etlmer crashed consists of two one week m !l>lo Carolyn Searls Colunobus National adnrtlllnt repte,.lltiUM near London ktlhn g all 118 Mr and Mrs James Reeves restdence tratntng sesstans 8 'ttfMDU•..eftep- Jnc )J Elill4hl St. spent the weekend here wtth aboard New York. were Saturday vtsttors of his dunng whtch students are N•Yd. .., I llii\'INdl:t'.-. In 1973 Amertcan astronauts mother Iva Reeves and Don her parents Mr and Mrs Leo requtred to complete a spectal Searls Middleport and stster Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin of Barnesvtlle ............... _ ... proJect between the first and 1 Mrs Jean Cratg and famtly and Paul Wetlz entered the 25th Mr and Mrs Gw Tucker of classroom tn second year - 0n1. . . .,.f1,l - 81:1 .. Cldo D Ono W Ya Y• day m the Skylab space stahon man of Sprmgfteld were She came espectally for slructtons as part of the monthl t1 10 Tbl'f4 11oatbl .. lb: !IIIIDdill hUO breakmg a llvmg m space re weekend vtsttors of his brother Father s Day and also lor an currtculum The school IS Elw..,_a observ~nce of ber mother s .... ..... ..... 5 lg:Haa price cord set by the Russtans m Mr and Mrs Fred Tucker sponsored by the Ohto Bakers ..........,'1"- $ I ' birthday anmversary 1971 man Associat1yo:t Harvesters will serve Social ~Calendar Fairview News Notes Btrthdays observed PORTLAND - An ali-day meetmg of the Lebanon Semor Citizens Club was held recently at the Portland home of Mr and Mrs Charles Htllon A potluck diruter was enJoyed at noon wtth table grace gtven by Mrs De$s1e Patterson Mrs Hilton opened the afternoon program wtth a readmg of scripture and several medttations by the members Durmg a short busmess meetmg Darrel Taylor was elected vtce prestdent of the club to ftll a vacancy Roundrobm cards were stgned for Orpha West and Mtldred Morehead The Lord s Prayer m untson closed the meetmg Colored sbdes were shown by Darell and Carol Taylor The next meeting was announced for the second Wednesday of July with aU seruor cttizens of the area tnVJted to attend At tbe meetmg wtth the Hiltons were Mrs Patterson Mrs Ethel Johnson Mrs Mary Circle Mrs Hattie Powell Mrs Kathleen Ward Mrs Ray Bush Harold and Margte Roush Mr and Mrs Taylor and Mrs Margaret Amberger of the Metgs County Council on Agmg Aspen trees are planted Pomeroy Personal Notes Mtss Erma Smith Mrs Ph1hp Memhart and Mrs Jed Webster Sr were dtnner guests of Mrs Iva Powell last Tuesday On Saturday Mrs Po\\ell Mrs Clarence Jordan and daughter Shirley were m Athens to attend a weddtng Mr and Mrs Robert Lewt~ Carol and Davtd have returned from a 10 day vacactton at Jntermedtate Lake m northern Mlchtgan Mrs Charles Lochary and chtldren Meg and Robert of near Chtcago m are here vtslhng Mr and Mrs Leo Story and Mr and Mrs Patnck Lochary Mrs Lochary and Robert will return home m a lew days but Meg \\til remam for a longer vtstt wtth her grandparents Mrs Rov Holter has spent the past several days at Mason Ohto wtth her son m law and daughter Dr and Mrs Richard Fox 1344 Wmward Av" and their mfan t son Bryan Thomas Mrs Edtlh Betzmg Tuppers Plams Mrs Stella Atkms Lick Sktllet and Mrs lana Br1ckles and son Gold R1dge were guests Sunday of Mrs Freda Mtller and Mtss Lenora Bet zmg By STU CAMEN UP! Sports Writer Barnng mJurtes p1tchers Gaylord Perry and Mtke Cuellar seem certam to be teammates on the Amertcan J,eague team m next month s All-Star game m Pittsburgh Two days later they could be locked up m one of tbe greatest pttchmg duels m 62 years The two veterans continued thetr wtMmg streaks Monday mght Perry pttchmg Cleveland past Chtcago 4-3 for By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrtler Tony Taylor lS the kind of guy who reports to tbe ball park earlier when he s rtding the bench than when he s playmg regularly I m always ready says the :!&-year old Phtladelphta Phillies uttlity man who lS known m Detrott where he played three seasons as the Latm AI Kahne I never know when I U get a chance to go up there and hit In this game you have to be ready for any emergency Taylor who had only ftve hits m 22 at bats and one run batted m was called on to pmch-hlt by Manager Danny Ozark Monday mght and deltvered a twa-run etghth ummg homer whtch gave the Phtlties a 7-5 vtctory over the Houston Astros The vtctory enabled the Phillies to go two games ahead of !he St Lows Cardtnals m the Naltonal League East and gave CHAIN SAWS JUST ARRIVED MOST ALL MODELS NOW IN STOCK Th Banking school attended by 2 1 ....-a.........,. _...,. Bdblrial,....~ ..---- ... -I ,.... _..filii' 7 I • - J s Week s Spec•a I CUTLASS S tiol1day Coupe ~ ST Hl has mo e han 40 valuable yea s of N expe ence n he des gn and p oduc on of power chan saws gu de bas and saw chan • "• m.n rna rna ntenance. ALSO "htle R ck George " s the loser Top h tters for Rutland \\ere Wtll am son " th a double and George Dugan and W!fo rd all wtth smgles For Mason Warren Ftelds had a double and a s ngle and Tucker Fry Lambert and Ntcewander all had a s ngle ap ece Ches htre 1 Syra cuse 4 Steve Batrd ftred r 'e tn mngs of httless ball before bemg rei eved by James Howard tn the stxth Batrd fanned 10 and walked only one wh le Howard ytelded JUSt one htt str km g out three and walkmg four as the Blazers remam un defeated Greg Cundtff went all the 1Aay for Syracuse g1v ng t p ts vh lc str k g out 11ne and v. alk ng four Jtmmy Harr s had a double to pace tl e Chesh re attack wh le An os Ba rd Sal re and Mulford eacl slapped a stngle As xth nmng tnf eld ht wa s the lone safet; for Syracuse Ral'me 10 M1dd Amer1rans 4 J F Youn g started for Racme and Y. as replaced n the f rst b; Mark Sav re who was eredtted wtth the w n He was replaced n the f fth by ltm R rrle Lavender went II the way for the Amencans str kmg out t\\ o and \"walk ng s x Voung walked four wh le Sayre struck ou t f \e and wa lked one Rtffle stn ck out e ght tn h s three nmngs of wor k walkmg only one batter 1 op h tters for the v. an 1ers were Youn g Steve H II Da; d Hupp and J m R rrle wtth a double ap ece whtle Savre added one smgle R chard Tea ford tw o smges M ke Huddleston a smgle and Btlly Harns a smgle For M ddleport Smtih and Beaver each crack ed a smgle his 12th wm m a row and Cuellar hurlmg Balttrnore over Mmnesota 1-0 for hts mnth consec uttve tnumph The AL record for consecu ttve wms rn one season 1s 16 shared by four pttchers m eluding Washmgton s Walter Johnson and Boston s Smoky Joe Wood Johnson and Wood hooked up m a memorable battle on Sept 6 1912 wtth the Red Sox edgmg the Senators H1 snappmg Johnson s re cord streak and gtvmg Wood hts 14th wm m a row Cleve land and Balttmore don t meet agam until July 25 and whtle tt ts sttll more than a month off the way Perry and Cuellar are gomg tt ts not m conce tvable they both could have thetr streaks shll mta ct As far as wmmng 16 m a row I m not even thinkmg about that nght now satd Perry alter stoppmg the Wh1te Sox on five hits mcludmg Jorge Orta s tw<>-run homer p •• ' • ' •• BAR AND CHAIN OIL AND 2 CYCLE OIL POMEROY HOME & AUTO Your Complete T1re Center f92 2094 606 E Mam ..r-~......~......~...P.o~m~e~ro~y~0~~~~ · them new conftdence that they are m the race to stay The Ptttsburgh Ptrates de feated the Los Angeles Dod gers 7-3 the San Francisco Gtants beat the Cardtnals 3-0 the Atlanta Braves downed the New York Mets 8 I the Cmcmnati Reds drubbed the Montreal Expos 12-3 and the San Otego Padres topped the Chtcago Cubs 7-5 m 13 1nnmgs m other National League games Amertcan League scores were Balttrnore I Mmnesota 0 Cleveland 4 Chtcago 3 Detrmt 6 Texas 4 New York > Califorma I and Oakland 3 Boston 2 Pirates 7 Dodgers 3 The Pirates scored stx unearned nms wtth the help of two Los Angeles errors a passed ball and a fluke double by Rtchte Hebner m runnmg thetr wmnmg streak to a season-high of four Hebner s hit was a two..-un double which Juruny Wynn lost m the lights and cltrnaXed a four-run fourth mmng rally Ken Brett pttcbed a seven-lntter to ratse his record to 8-4 for the Ptra~ Giants 3 Cardinals 0 Jtrn Barr pttched an etght hitter for hts fourth vtctory for the Gtants who had seven htts mcludmg two run-scormg sm gles by Gary Thomasson The Cardinals left etght runners on base m the ftrst four ummgs and wound up stranding II m the game It was Barr s second shutout of the season Braves 8 Mets 1 Phtl Ntekro ptlched a lour httter and Darrel Evans knocked m two runs w1th a homer and a smgle for the Braves who dealt Harry Parker his stxth loss agamst one wm Dave Johnson s double and Ralph Garr s trtple were the btg blows of Atlanta s fourrun outburst m the second ummg The wm ratsed Ntekro s record to 8-4 Reds 12 Expos 3 Pete Rose Dan Drtessen and Cesar Gerorumo had three htts each and Tony Perez had two mcludmg a three run double to lead the Reds 16-htt attack m the natwnal TV game Fred Norman allowed 10 htts but went the dtstance for hts sixth wm wht!e Steve Rogers was routed m 3 1-3 mnmgs and was tagged wtth his seventh loss Padres 7 Cubs 5 The Padres and Cubs !ted the Nallonal League record of 25 walks by both teams m thetr 4 23 struggle before San Otego won tt m the 13th Dave Wm fteld smgled home the tie breakmg run and a sutctde squeeze executed by Enzo Hernandez drove m the other m the 13th Larry Hardy won his stxth game for San Otego whtle Bobby Tolan extended hts hittmg streak to 15 games Mo1 1D Lea gu S t t~n d nqo; By U e d P ess rtt e rn on Na ona t L €!ag u e Ea s f w pe t 9 b Ph l ad e ph a 3 S t LCIU 5 Mon re 29 540 30 508 500 2 '} 43 <I ? 39 3 6 PC 6 5-90 5 491 g b 2B 28 25 33 25 3<1 Ch caqo P sb u gh New Yo k. " 37 We• W LosAng~;> es 4 2 C nc nna 36 25 n 36 'i7 A Hou5 on 32 JJ Sa n F an 5 o 32 35 Am Bo r can L C<H]U C Ea s t w on 35 Cc e a d New Y o k Ba mo e M waukee 9 2 31 29 57 08 J ]'} JO y '}9 w, soa '15 Sa n 0 ego 2 2 39 9 M on day 5 Resu t s San D eqo Ch cago s 3 nn P 1 sbu gl'1 Lo s Angc es 3 C nc nna 2 Mon In the other ga me Rae ne No 1 r ppe I I c Sv acuse Braves 25 5 ea 3 A tan a 8 New Yo k Sa n F an Pl'1 s o3S a de Lou s 0 Porlland l 8 Ra cme B6 D Foreman sl<: tc I 01 the ph a H ovs on 5 Today s P obab e P tch e A T mu EDT Sa Cl'1 mom I for Po tland :md " D ego F e stebe 5 1 a ago Bont1am d 9 i 30 p " Hous on Robe s a de ph a Schue 35 p m Los Ange es ohn P l'1 5 e 3 0 m p a Ch C moe caqo eve and B Sa n F an c s o B yan 2 a L ou s T hom pson U 2 o Fos e I 5 8 30 p m W ed ne sda ys Gam es Mon ea il C nc nna San D ego a en cago A an a a New Yo k H o v s n gh Sa n F n gh Los n gh on a P h ade ph a anc sco a S Ange e5 a P Lou s sbu gh s replaced b) V n Barber n th e a f fth J I yo ns Curfman o Holman and P ckens I sa P o k ohn o 3 3 P sb gh Deme y 0 2 1 35 pm P n De o L aG A an a Ha son 51 o3 New T exas 13 bby 9 8 Yo k s one J J a os p m Bos on Mo e Mon r ea l McAna y 4 6 a and Ho 'lman 1 C nc nna K by 5 J B 05 N ew Yo r k T pm Ca torn a R ya S each win twice ' 0 o ] Po l n I " on a pa of 9 b gan es 16-6 over Rae.: ne B nd 2 1 0 o c the Syrac use Bra cs "'h let le s~ :-I CUSC A tros I 0 sYocpt p 1 8;, o er Rae r cA an I 2 ~ove 1 LeW t to pa ce I e a on n R c ne 1 le Le gue J? a ] 00 19 ]d Texas Ca 4 8 525 w Oak and C h cago M nneso 65 79 3 Kansas( v 6 pet q b ' ' Do o •2495 Karr & Van landt for his etghth stratght complete game and his 12th complete game effort n 15 starts this season Perry who has not lost smce opemng day re!tred 16 batters m a row before Pat Kelly smgled w th two out m the etghth and Orta followed wtth his homer to gtve Chtcago a 3-2 lead The Indians ca me back with an unearned run m the bottom of the etghth and won tt m th e n nth when Ja ck Brohamer smgled home Frank Duffy Cuellar hke Perry also tossed a ftve hitter m beating the Twms to run hts record to 93 as Bobby Grtch supplied the only run of the game wtth his etghth homer n tbe stxth m mng In other AL games Detrmt defeated Texas 6-4 m 10 m rungs New York beat Califor ma 5-l and Oakland edged Boston 3-2 Mtlwaukee and Kansas Ctty were not schedu led In the National League San Otego trtpped Chicago 7-5 m 13 tnnmgs Ptttsburgh topped Los Angeles 7 3 Cmcmna!t slugged Montreal 1:1-3 Atlanta whipped New York S-1 San Franctsco blanked St Lows 30 and Phtladelphta downed Houston 7-li Tigers 6 Rangers 4 AI Kalme s two-run homer m the lOth gave Detrott tis vtctory over Texas The T1gers held a 4-0 lead as starter Woodie Fryman earned a hve htt Portland wins 2, hut A's in first The Ractne A s pee wee baseball team took over sole possesston of hrst place wtth a VALUE 17 9 vtctory over the Portland RATED pee wees ratsmg the A s record to 3-0 on the season In other pee wee achon USED CARS Portland downed Ractne B 25 8 and Portland \\On agam thts ttme 11-6 over Letart Racine A11 Portland 9 K Curfman slammed a pa r of homeruns and C Bost ck rapped a grand slam to pace the Racme htltmg attack as p s p B V 8 auto F sher and Robmson added fact ory a r doubles Dave Talbott and Bruce Johnson each slammed a roWtd tripper for Portland whtle Troy Ward added a double R Cunomms got the vtclory You 1L.J keOur Qual ty for Racme bemg reheved by Way of Dong Bus ness GMAC FINANCING Ftsher whtle Ed Icenhower Pomeroy 992 5342 lasted two mmngs for Port Open Even ngs T 16 00 land bemg replaced by Bruce T15PM Sal Johnson Wade Connally and Dave Talbott Addtn g smgles for th e wmners were Cwnmms wtth "The Home of the Frrendly Folks" three smgles N Bosltck wtth two and F1 ~hpr •nrl C Bosltck wtth one each Portland 25 Racine B8 Wade Connally smacked a patr of home runs and Ed Icenhower and Bruce Johnson each slammed a round trtpper m tht s rout S Teaford and Connally each added a double J Cleland went the distance STORE HOURS for Racme B wh1le Bruce MONDAY SATURDAYS AM 10 PM Johnson Connally and Dave • Talbott combmed to hold SUNDAY 10 AM TcYlO PM Racme to JUSt two htts one a !111~+~~..~~+.........~.............~~ - double by S Gheen 71 OLDS manu factu e n con,unct on w th hese ST HL s own bars and cha n ope a e so eft c en ly and well hat t1ey have ea ned word w de recagn I an lor ou s and ng pe lo mance w th the w n a 1d I ucker tl e save JUS f vc Taylor comes through MEET POSTPONED RUTLAND - The regular scheduled meeltng of the Rutland Garden Club for June RECEPTION SET :14 has been postponed unttl Famtly mght and a reception July I at the home of krs lor the Rev and Mrs Hicks Margaret Parsons wtll be held at the Chester " Umted Methodtst Church Thursday at 7 P. m wtth a AWAY ON VACATION MASON W Va Russell potluck dmner Everyone Capehart and granddaughters requested to brmg own table Melame and Mtnum have servtce A program wtll be spent several days vacabomng presented wtth John Retbel at North Bend near Parkers showmg sltdes of the Holy Land Everyone welcome burg All of ST HL s saws have he same degree of exce lence and of unto m y n des gn and MaS< n 4 Rulland 2 The Me rchants came up wtth two nms tn the bottom of the stxth mn ng and held on desp le a late Rutland roll; fo r th e tnunoph Mark Fry started !01 the Metcl ants and was rei eved by Jerr; Tucker tn the lop of the se venth Fr) \\a sc red ted with Portland, Astros 30 act on un ll e B 1 oun I [01 Hac nc ow 5 5 a 9 p m 0 a Oak p m d ow 55 a 6 p m Joe J ohnson s nack e I a home run fm Por lland "h lc D Da ley rapped pa r of round tr ppers for the" nne s Wednesday s Games Fore n an smac ked hree M nneso a a Ba mo e n gh tr pies B Lawrence rapped a Ch cago a C e e and n gh Kansas C y a M wauke e pa r of hree baggers an I n gh Barber h t one tnple De f o a Texas n gh Bas on a Oa k and n gh Get mg a pa r of doubles [or New Yo k a Ca to n a n gh the w nners were Bran Johnson J Johnson and P Evans "h le Foreman and J Mea do 'IS each smacked a double M S mpson s doub e paced R c ne B w th the other ftve ht l.<l all smgles Portland II Sy rauce Bra\es 0 Da ve Foreman Yenl the f1r st hree nmn gs for the \li lnners st tk ng out s x and walktng shutout mto the bottom of the three .,h ll e allm\ ng two mnth but a thr ee r un home run by Jtm Fregos led to his depar ture Rei e\er John Htller was then tagged for a solo homer by Lenny Randle Bt11 Freehan homered for Detrotl off Ferguson Jenktns The Ttgers down ed who went the dtsta nce only to lose hts etghth game m I • Hamsonv lie 5 2 n the on l dec1s1ons and fat! town for the game eported m Pomeroj Boys League act on sixth tune m a row Don Ic;-e nh ower was the Yankees 5 Angels I Lou Ptmella s twa-run homer wm mn g pttcher str kmg out 12 m the seventh and Fred and walktng JUSt three wh le Stanley s t"o-run stngle m the f rmg a three htlter Gar) Howard was the los ng etghth enabled New York to beat Califorma and hand the p cher s t tkt ng out 10 Angels thetr 11th loss m the last wal k ng three and g \ ng up 14 games Rehever Mtke JUS! fou r h ts Dave Kenned) led the T ger Wallace pttched three tnn ngs attack w th a double and to get the wm Perry wins twelfth straight Middleport Personal Notes r= ~ Mason wins two games, Cheshire undefeated VBS concluded dtsease acute 11 flal)led gall bl dder wh ch n be pam lui Closmg program of the Dally attack and lead to ser ous Vacatwn Btble School at the cpmplcat10ns an d the-.. Laurel Cit!! Free Methodtst p osstbth~ of develop ng Chw-ch was presented Sunday cancer I ts equally tmportant mghl at the church to note th t 70 pet of patients Afeature of the program was wtl.h gall stones do not develop a sktt tttled A Hundred Years campi cahons m the Future wtth the Rev As you mtght guess n people Robert Buckley servmg as younger than 50 most doctors newscaster Steve Eblm as the agree tha t surgery should be mayor and Lioyd Wnght as done From 50 to 60 there ts a the JUdge Mrs 1 loyd Wrtght hot debate and after 60 tt ts read Once Too Often and the often not done unless there ts congregatton sang wonderful already evtdence of a com Words of Life pi cat on that requtres tt Ushers were Gerald Pullms Your medtctnes are f ne tf Clifford Klem Clifford JacobS you see m to be gett ng along and steve Ebhn Shtrley w th them I m not sure why Frtend read Ptece of Clay you are tak ng them If tt s for and several of the children told pam from gall bladder d seases of tbetr activtties durmg the that may be one reason for week constdertng surgery at your A portrayal of tbe btrth of age Chrtst was presented by the A low fat na-gas foods nursery children who also gave dtel will help to prevent the Bible verses and sang Just for ndtgestwn sy mptoms from Today Betty Lane and gall bladder dtsease Such a Darlene Jeffers were the dtet w II not cure the gall teachers Btble verses were bladder dtsease ttse lf gtven by the prunary children however taught by Irene Kline and Shtrley Aleshtre and the Juruors gave a resunoe of thetr studtes dunng the week Teachmg the class were Darts Buckley Uoyd Wright Donnie and plans were completed for Gtlmore and Shern Clark the annual lather son banquet Kathy Pullins was teacher for held Fnday n ght at the the youth group who gave " church Mrs Grace Pratt and program on Grumblm Mrs Glaze served refresh Dtplomas were gtven to the menls Contrtbutmg hostesses children Others asststmg were were Mrs Beulah Roush Mt s Steve Eblin Mildred Jacobs Mary Marttn and Mrs Blan Gerald Pulhns and Eva che Gtlkey Robson crafts Behnda 1 Johnson went the ftrst two mnmgs str kmg ou t lour and walkmg two wht!e yteldmg that double He was replaced by Connally m the third who struck out three and walked three wh1le yteldmg the other Ractne htt a smgle Talbott ftmshed up stnk ng out two and walking four Portland II Letart 6 Agam tt wa s Talbott Johnson and Connally on the mound for Portland while Connally added a home run at the plate lor Portland Tony Rtfne slashed a homer for Letart wht!e Paul Roush htt a double Rtffle \\ent all the way for Letart gtvmg up two smgles strtkmg out ten and walkmg II Talbott started for Portland g1vmg up the home run to Rtffle He struck out stx and gave up two smgles Johnson struck out two \\alked two and gave up a smgle whtle Connally struck out two and ytelded a double 298 ..' • • .• Second St. P•..1meroy, 0. 0. Say Happy Anmversary W1th FLOWERS Des1gned by DO Jl~ 59 N Second St Middleport 0 t 1W~lU~RIFIIJII Two Angel teams, Redlegs top foes The Pomeroy Angels defea ted the Rutland Reds IS5 the Rutland Angels downed theM ddleport Cubs 27 18 and the Pomerol Redlegs edged out the M ddleport mustangs 17 16 m pee wee baseball ac t on Porn Angels 18 Reds 5 Scott Harr son Todd Fife and J R Wamsley combtned to f1re a na-htIter for the Angels Harnson went two mmngs stnkmg oul lour and walk ng stx wht!e Ftfe went three m mngs strtkmg out e ght and walkmg three Wamsley went one mmng str1kmg out three and walkmg three Jtmmy Qmllen went the first three mmngs for the Reds stnkmg out seven walkmg 10 and gtvmg up SIX htts Eddie Bishop went the rest of the \\ ay for the Reds strtkmg out r ve walkmg five and yield ng seven htts Smackmg home runs for the Angels were Ronme Rtchards wtth one and Todd Ftfe wtth a patr Scott Ham son smacked two triples whtle Todd F1fe and Shawn Gtlmore each added a three bagger Roger Kovalchik and Ntcky Rtggs each doubled once whtle Ronme R chards Todd F fe Wamsley and N ck) R1ggs each smgled once Rut Angels 27 Cubs 18 B1lly Wltbs went the ftr st three mnmgs for the v1ctors bemg reheved bv Shawn Eads and M1le W llrord Eddie M1ller started (or the Cubs bemg replaced by T m Wamsley W ur ord smacked a pa 1r of doubles to pace the wmncrs \\hil e Jack Peterson and Ead' added s ngles Edd e Mtller s wo s ngles led the Cubs folio" ed b) Greg Peckham Da nny Th omas Allen Spauld ng and T m Wamsley w th a smgle aptece Redlegs 11 Mustangs 16 F ve p tchers \\ent to the mound for the w nners w1th John Ae 1ker starling and bemg replaced n order by John McK nney Rhett Mtlhoan Rod Manley and John Smtlh Sm th wa s cred ted w th the v ctory as the Redlegs came back outsconng the Mustangs lO-Om the last three mn ngs for the close tr unoph Alan K ng went the ftrst four nmngs fo r the Mustangs bemg replaced by Chns Burdette John McKinne) and Rhett Mtlhoan eac h slammed a pa r of home rs for the wmners wh le John Sm th and Rod Manley added a homer each John Smtih had the lone tr1ple wh le John Mc Kinney and Mtlhoan act'ded a double eac h Manley added a smgle Alan Kin g had a pa r of trtples and a smgle to pace the Mustangs \\htle Char be Dav s smgle was the only other Mustang h1t The MEIGS INN The most popular mght club m lS proud to present GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9 TIL 1 I Mt lln , s ngle \\hile Don lce nho \e and R ch !ceil owe r ad led s ngles AI Harr son tile htls were smgles one eacy b) Gary Howard Regg e Arkm ld and Dave Harper The Ttgets a e now 2 3 and Harr sonvtlle I 3 n Augus Meigs Babes lose twice The Masotl County Sentor Babe Ruth team defeated the Metgs Babe Ruth ers I 0 and 5-l over the \\C eke nd The wlnnmg pttchers fur Mason were Steve Miller and R Durst while the losers were Jeff McKinnc) and Pete Sayre $UMMER SANDAL SPECIALS 962 v s tor s pos t he on) were treated to a ges t b thday eve baked It we ghed 15 000 lbs baked by Van de Ke mp s Holland Dutch Bake s of Seattl e Wa sh ng on The cake was 23 ft h gh w th a c r cum lc ence of 60 ft The ngred en s nc uded e 000 eggs 10 500 bs four 4 000 bs of cane su gar 7 000 lbs of a s ns 2 200 bs of pecans and 100 l bs o f sat Trea t your l am ly lo Re f ned Wate Ref ned Water b ngs ou t the t ue fu I fla vor of you food and your b ewed co ff ee w I be mo e c ea and tr ans pa r ent 1 takes less coffee and ea w th Ref ned Wale as m nera aden wa er neu ra zes the true coffee and tea fa vor Treat you se a bette tast ng food and dr nk Try r ef ned wa er Ca I 882 2525 Check Our Sale Table hentage house . 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As ndcpenden agco s c reprcset'll sc\-era s rang nsurance c 1pan f"~ \\ o.: a c f rcc to s Icc he gl t k. d of 1 sura nee fo ) o ca ho c or b s ss ::m d e 1ake no extra charge lor h s c cc A one con pany sa esftjan on the othe r hand m 1st neces sa 1 ry to sell you he ~ol cv h s co 1pany offers As ndepcndent nsurance agents \\e offer you The B1g Differe nce n msurance our coot nu n2 oersonal attention Chll us Dudley's Aorist I ~IRACLe~ Tigers triumph the trr·count) area POWELL'S K Kt ser started for Letart be ng rehcved by C Wolf m the rei t:\cd l c fou I lou t fl ev co mb tned to by SI<H f tch ho s r k e gl Ike fo r 1 I I o c I s ke ou t sx "h lc gtv ng up 13 lt ls o h Ls M k Nance led the As tros Kc Cook sta r ed f tl r " lh a double Y.h le Steve B~et cs bemg e e e I n he Ha)es addel three s ngles f ft by C T Ch p an Cook str uck ou c ghl n I Mark Dav s John Dav s and "ttlkcd s~.:ven vi le Ct ap 1 an Jack Da\ s each smacked a stru k ut 1' o a d lk d p 1 of s ng les and Da\e N 1 ce and I ony Salser each tt rec a ld ed a s ngle B ) an I .a renee cra cke I a R for tune led Letart w th a tr pie pace Port and vh I stn gle and dot ble whtle C Foreman added a d uble I he Braves lone ts e e :11 chall adde I a smgle R 1cme No 125 Rraves 5 s ng cs b) C I Chapm n a d Al len Pape Kent Wolfe at d 1l Ash J ohn Pape comb ned to hold Astros 8 R ~H 1 e A 5 Jol n Da s v s c ed ted lh the Braves to two h Is a home the \lctury be g el e ed n r n and a s ngle K Cook and C T Chapma n he [o rth bv M ke 1\an e ) elded 19 h ts on the mound for Ken \\ olf <en I the a t1 e Braves g vmg up a hom e for Rac me lead tt g t1 at h I ng rw trtple n ne doubles and attack v th a double John Wtll ams paced the e ght smgles Astros attack " t1 a tr p e Add ng s ng les f r t1 e Winners were DaH Nance and Call Ste\ e Hayes " tl one each Steve Snowden wht e Jack Duffy and M rk PH 992 7155 Dav1s each smacke l a pa of smgles Allen Pape Paul Cardone and John Rees each had a P- t 028 smgle for Ra e ne A Astros 22 Letart 3 Jack Duff) " en t a I the ay for the Astros g \ ng up t1 ee I ls jh le s 1 km g out se en s ngles He " W1lham D Childs Oowning-Childs Agency, Inc. Middleport Ohio ' �\'I 3 TheDa ly Sent mel Mtddlcport Po 1cro1 0 l'ucsdov Junt 18 2- The Daily Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Tuesday June 18 197q DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Gall bladder isn't working By Lawrence E Lamb M D DEAR DR LAMB - I have a gall bladder that ts not workmg Why ts thts aliment so common molder persons? Wtll a low fat dtet and na-gas foods control tt? Why should t be removed ' Is tt rea II) necessary' I am taking Don natal ptlls before meals and Butazohdm after meals whtch gtves me rehef Are these harmfultf taken constantly' I wtll apprectate any m lormatton you can gtve me Inctdentally I m 79 DEAR READER - Doctors call such a gall bladder a non luncttomng gall bladder Remember that the gall bladder ts JUst a sack to store btle until 1t ts needed Other wtse the btle from the hver nows down the mam duct nght mto the small m~tme as soon as tl IS manufactured by the ~ all bladde1 con h tb~t es to the hver A nonfuncttomng ga ll problem even t[ they are not bladder ts one that can t f II or the pr mary cause The bac store b1le for anv reason ter a can pass up the bile duels In 97 pet of these cases the from the small mtestme and ga ll bladder conta ns stones mto the gall bladder The process that leads to the The stones tha t are formed s tone form ation ends up may be mostly of cholesterol causmg the ga ll bladder to stop These can sometim es be fun ct on ng A stone mal be d ssolved by medtcme a lodged n the openmg to the ga ll rece nt medtcal development bladder blockmg the flow of Other stones are small hard btle mto the ga ll bladder Or black stones formed from the the bladder may have been b1le p gments Most stones are mflamed and remams as a a m xture of the two scarred contracted sack wtth There Js no rule that a non stones ms de 1t runcttomng gall bladder must We really don t know what be removed m every case The causes the stones m the f~rst reason many doc tors want to place Some people form btle remove them IS that wtthm 10 that ts ury nch m cholesterol years 30 pet or the pattents The cholesterol settles out as w1th gall stones wtll have crystals and begms the stone comphcalion s from gall formatton There ts some bladder d sease fhts ncludes ev dence that bacter a n the obstruchon of the btle duels Gardeners to exhibit POINT PLEASANT Members of the Mason County Counc1l of Garden Clubs wtll be given an opportuntty to dtsplay thetr talents tn floral arrangements lhts commg weekend after bemg mv1ted to par!tctpate tn the Regatta Flower Show tn the Pomeroy Chevrolet Show Room Saturday and Sunday Those vtewmg the show wtll be treated to dtsplays and exhibits of roses and many other seasonable flowers as well as to those of frUits and vegetables accordmg to Mrs Charles Gammon counctl prestdent The council ts compnsed of Henderson Garden Club w1 th Mrs Harold Sayre president Nehacltrna Garden Club Mrs Earl (Mel) Clark prestdent New Haven Garden Club Mrs Ray Proffttl prestdent and Tu Endte Wet Garden Club Mrs Wt!ham Heslop prestdent Mrs Gammon advtses that all entrtes are to be in place before noon Saturday and must not be removed before 4 p m Sunday Oral judgmg wtll begm at I p m Satw-day Garden club members may enter any class but are expected to enter classes 12 and 14 Rules of the show are Exhibttor may enter as many classes as destred No artlftctal plant matenals permitted Painted or artiftctally colored plant material may be used All entr1es must contatn some plant matenal Bases mats and accessories considered m all classes Plant matertal must be hsted on 3 by 5 tnch card accompanymg destgn The theme of thts year s show ts Btg Bend Profile honormg towns along the Oh10 River The schedule for Divtson B Artlsttc Destgns IS CLASS 8 Geor~e Washmgton Camped Here Interpretive (Reedsvtlle Long Bottom) CLASS 9- An Indtan Mound Marks Thts Town Tradtltonal Mass (Portland) CLASS 10- Garden SpOt of the County Including fruit and-or vegetables (Letart Falls Racme) CLASS II - Freddte Frog Reunion held A reun10n of the descendants of the late Henry and Anna Hamm Pomeroy was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Rue! Sm1th Proctorvtlle formerly of Metgs CoWtty Attendmg the reun10n was the only survtvmg child of Mr and Mrs Hamm Mrs Albert Srntth of Huntmgton the former Came Hamm who 1s 88 Her husband 90 years old was also in attendance at the reWilOn Otbers at the reunton were Mrs Walter Hamm and Mtke Mr and Mrs Allen Hamm Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Forrest Akers and son Davtd Huntmgton Jean Thacker Chesapeake Mr and Mrs Terry Hamm Mr and Mrs Howard Hamm and son Steven Kenton Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and daughter Audrey sons Jeffrey and Ertc Nancy Hamm all of Columbus Steve Hastings Clarksburg Mr and Mrs Robert Hamm Barbara Jean and Laura Chillicothe Debbte Martm Ona W Va and Richard Smith SOil of Mr Hlld Rue! Smith Proctorv!lle .. Mrr Lives Here Incorporatmg a frog ftgurme (Syracuse ) CLASS 12 - Hands Across the Border Usmg roses m two contamers may or not be tdentical (Pomeroy Mason) CLASS 13 The Mtddle Port Includmg weathered or dnftwood wtth own free standmg background (24x36 m ) ( Mtddleport) CLASS 14 - Almost Heaven West Vtrgmta Usmg W'l';lll colors (Saluting our Neigh. bors ) CLASS 15 - Tomorrow" An abstract destgn ( Recogn IZlng the tndustnal future of the area ) CLASS 16 - New Homons A stabtle CLASS 17 - The Btg Bend Counts t!s Blessmgs An arrangement suttable for church w1th a stone causmg Jaundtce and hver d seasc pam;real c Philathea has meet A memorial servt ce for Frtend secretary and Sharon Folmer and Barbara Kline assiStants Several selections mcludmg God Can Do Anythmg Stand Up and Smg Out and Smg and Shout were presented by the entire school Saturday evenmg a ptcnic for the Btble school chtldren asststant adults and others of the church and community was beld at the SR 33 Roadside Park Attendmg were Pearl Jacobs Mr and Mrs Erme Haggy and Pam Mr and Mrs Ernest Powell Mr and Mrs Rtchard Frtend Belinda Mark and Marvm Mrs RichaJ;,d Frtend Jr Mr and Mrs Clarence CurtiS Donna and Denms Gilmore Mrs Darlene Jeffers J L Eugene and Pattt Shern Clark Mr and Mrs Mtke Wrtght Tammy and Jason Wanda and Greg Eblin Clifford Jacobs Tom Soulsby Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wright Jeff Hilleary Mr and Mrs Gerald Pullins and Gary Mrs Karen Stanley and Kristin James Lewis Becky Card Carolyn Cmdy and Suste Norman Delores Elliott Ketth Petry Wayne and Marguertte Leifbett the Rev and Mrs Robert Buckley Sharon and Crystal and Joyce Baker AI the Sunday mornmg servtce of the church Father s Day was observed wtth gifts gomg to Clarence Curtis the oldest and MIChael Wrtghl the youngest The Mason Merchants \On a patr of games to lead the \\a\ n Metgs Count) Pon y Leag te act10n The Mer chants de feated Eastern 14-6 and edged 01 t Rutland 4 2 "htle 1 other games the Chesh re Blazers rema ned Wtdefeated w th a 7-4 Vldor) over Syracuse and Rae ne defeated the M d dleport Amen cans 10-4 David and ]amte LeiJch Birthday celebrated Mason 14 Eastern 6 Jerry Tucker was the wtn nmg pi tc her m lhts game wtth Hall suffe rm g the loss Mason scored seven runs m the top or the four th nn ng to open the game up and added two run s n the r rth and one m the sixth for the vtctory Top h1tters for Eastern \\ere Evans wtth two sto gies Kuhn With a tr pie and R ffle Hend ley Hall and LaComb all wttl a s ngle each For Mason M ke Lambert slashed a double and two s ngles Kelv n Hona ker had two smgles as dtd Bob N cewander and J m 01 ver added a s ogle Mrs Paulette Leach entertamed recently wtth a birth day party honormg her sons DaVId stx and Jamte three Games were played wtth prtzes gotug to Timmy Colmer and Btlly Ebhn Gtfts were presented to the children and refreshments of cake tee cream cooktes and Kool Atd were served Others attendmg were Tammy and Mtchelle Capehart Pat and Timmy Mtchael Kay and Mike Eblin Billy Colmer R E Henderson Jaye Roberts Jmurue and Randy Smder Cindy Workman and Manue Stephenson grandmother of the honored guests Sentor ctttzens have meetmg deceased members htghhghted the Thursday mght meetmg of the Phtlathea Soctety of the Mtddleport Church of Chnst r.jlss Mtldred Hawley was assisted m the serv1ce by Mrs Grace Hawley Several scrtp. lures were read by Mrs Hawley pertatmng to the work of women of the Btble and compared to tbe work of the deceased members of the soctety The names of 63 deceased members were read Plans for servmg refresh August meeting were Mrs and for each one a rose was ments Regatta weekend were Gladys Cuckler Mrs Mabel placed m a glass bowl m her made durmg the Fnday mght Wolfe and Mrs Freda Duffy memory meetmg of the Happy Har M1ss Smtih opened the Parttcularly noted was the vesters Class of Trtmty with a prayer from the meeting passmg of Mrs Clara Dilgard Church yearbook Devo!tons prepareu last charter member of the TUESDAY Sandwtches beverages b) Mrs Ruth Massar and soctety Flowers m honor or all AMERICAN Legton the deceased members were homemade 1ce cream and cake presented by Mrs Gmther Auxthary Jumors Drew placed m the sanctuary for the w1ll be served by the Trtmty were on the toptc Who ts a Webster Post 39 7 30 p m women begmnlng at II a m Kind Fnend' Scrtpture was SWlday service home of Mrs Harry Davis In response to roll call Frtday and Saturday Ap taken from Luke 12 and the QUARTERLY btrthdays to members gave memories of pomted to the servmg com medttatton was Forgtveness be observed at meeting of deceased members Mrs Pearl mttlee were Mrs Ella Srmth Try Kindness It was pomted Chester Daughters of America Reynolds had prayer followmg Mrs Genev1eve Meinhart out that Chnstlans m order to Lodge 8 p m wtth potluck group smgtng of the Phtlathea Mtss Erma Smtth Mrs Rose do the masters work must dmner kmdness song Devohons by Mrs Becky Gmther Mrs Wtlma Terrell always show Mrs Ltlhe Hauck and Mrs WEDNESDAY remembenng the good and the Glaze earned out the Father s YOUNG Wtves Club 7 30 truth and forgettmg all Day theme She presented Mtldred Arnold p m home of Mrs Jill Holter Several activt!tes of the past unkmdness She concluded By Mrs Herbert Roush Abraham as an example of MIDDLEPORT Busmess weeks were discussed and 1t wtth prayer V1s1tmg Sunday wtth Mr and fatth A thank you card was read and ProfessiOnal Women 6 30 Mrs Herbert Sayre were Mr Offtcers reports were gtven was noted that the total turned over to the Pomeroy ftremen from Mrs Karr for a planter p m potluck dinner at the and Mrs Norman Styer Mr from the cafeteria dtnner and cards sen! to her whtle home of Mrs Alwtlda Werner and Mrs Ray KeMedy and daughter of Waterford staged by the church women hospttahzed It was reported Members take covered dtsh was $505 45 A dona!ton of $11 that Mrs Ethel Wtlhamson ts and table servtce Recogmtion SUnday guests of Mr and Mr and Mrs John Hunnell was recetved from the tmprovmg at the home of her of charter members and past Mrs Charles Lawson were Mrs Dorothy Parsons and sons Pomeroy entertamed Sunday Frtendly Ctrcle toward ex daughter Mrs Helen Boster prestdents of Antiqwty Mr and Mrs wtth a dinner honormg thetr penses of the mother daughter Galhpohs Members sang PAST PRESIDENT Robert Lawson and family son Johnme Ray on hts 20th reception at\ended by 79 and Blest Be the Tie to close the Amertcan Legton AUXIliary Mtss Smtth prestdent thanked meeting Mr and Mrs Harold Lawson btrthday Drew Webster Post 39 7 30 Guests were Jtm and Debt Mrs Carrte Neutzhng for and C T Kimberly Roush of Mrs Terrell and Mrs Hauck Wednesday home of Mrs Ferguson Vtckt Brauer Jan presenting the program at that served refreshments of Grace Prall Middleport wtth Letart W Va strawberry shortcake nuts Mtss Erma Smith cO-hostess Pvt and Mrs Ronald Pickett Sharon Smtih and time Mrs Ruby Erb and Mrs candy and coffee The table Russell and chtldren Mike and Chuckie Jenetta West the THERE wtll be ladtes golf at hosts and daughters Tamt and Clara Karr both 111 and unable was centered wtth a rose Mandy o( Ft Meade Md the Pomeroy Golf Course Tee to attend durmg the past arrangement Games were spent a weekend wtth Mr and Valesse off time 10 a m Allladtes are Mrs Russell Roush and Mr several months were played wtth pnzes gomg to and Mrs Robert Roush and welcomed to the meetmg A Mrs Neutzlmg Mrs Gmther mvtted Mr and Mrs Robert Russell at THURSDAY ntrnmage sale was planned for Mrs Erb and Mrs Gladys Wolfpen Mrs Russell and TWIN CITY Shrme Club Sept 5 and 6 m the church Cuckler Attendmg bestdes chtldren will remam at the basement Also planned was a those named were Mrs Neva members to meet at 7 30 p m home of her parents while Pvt potluck dmner at the church at Seyfrted Mrs Edtth Lannmg at Shrtne Park m Ractne ftnal Russell returns to Ft Meade 6 p m July 12 Members sang Mrs Eva Dessauer and Mrs plans for partictpatmg tn Btg for a month after which he wtll Bend Regljlla Parade Frtday Happy Btrthday to Mtss Stella Kloes receive an honorable evemng Any member unable Sm1th and Mrs Erb Con Arrangements for planting discharge trtbuhons toward the Regatta to attend the meeting ts asked ANNIVERSARY SET two aspen trees at Forest Mr and Mrs Dana Roush of were The anmversary observance to be at the parade location tn Acres Park tn memory of Weekend servmg Clifton were Sunday dtnner recetved !rom Mrs Frances of the Whtte Rose Lodge wUI be Middleport by Frtday wtth fez deceased members were made guests of Mr and Mrs Russell LAUREL Chff Better Health Retbel Mrs Erb and Miss held Tuesday June 25 at the durmg a recent meeting of the Roush Metgs Inn wtth a 6 30 p m Club 7 30 p m at the home of Star Garden Club at the home Sybtl Ebersbach Amanda Blake of Artzona Appomted hostesses for the Allen Etchmger dmner Reservahons for the Mrs of Mrs Orton Nelson vistted ber brother Charles Mulberry Heights dmner are to be made wtth Mrs Gerald Mmor donated Blake recently ANNUAL Meeting of Metgs Mrs Barbara Fry at 992-li919 Mr and Mrs Ott Boston the trees for the memortal by Frtday Restdents who need Chapter of Amencan Red spent an evemng recently wtth prOJect Flower Insptrat1on m transportation are to meet at Cross 7 30 p m Veterans God s Garden was the theme Mrs Ruth Parsons ~... the Amencan Leg1on Hall m Memorial Hospttal Two gallon Mrs Zelia Lawson ts a of devottons by Mrs Nelson donors wtll be recogmzed ' Middleport at 6 15 p m medtcal patient at Veterans who used scripture from I Open to the public Memortal Hospttal Mrs Betty Peter 5 and Proverbs 22 The Mr and Mrs Everett Prtce REVIVAL at Bradbury WORK PARTY SET Roush Mrs Ada Cramlet creed and collect were gtven m of St Albans W Va were of Christ Rt I Mtd Church POINT PLEASANT - The and members Edward Ftndley Owen An umson recent vtstlots of Mr and Mrs Mason CoWtty fteld archers dleport now through Frtday 8 derson are also pattents there responded to roll call by Clifford Hayes wtll hold a work party Thurs p m mghtly Dave Lucas nammg flowers they have m Perry Ault son of Mr and day June 20 at the TNT area Evangelist Spectal smgmg by The Almanac bloom Mrs Wtiltam Ault has been at range from 5 p m to dark Don the Watchmen By United Press International Rose Romances was the Coal Grove vtstting the Rev Noll president urges all m Today ts Tuesday June 18 program toptc presented by VACATION TAKEN and Mrs Max Donahue and terested persons whether the !69th day c' 1974 wtth 196 to Mrs Mmor She told of the MASON W Va - Mr and famtly formerly of Mtd members or not to attend and mythology and populartty of follow Mrs Landon Smith spent a dleport Greg Donahue last brmg necessary tools m order The moon ts approachmg tis the rose here and m other week vaca!ton at Poplar week attended Buckeye Boys to get the range ready new phase countnes A demonstralton on Branch N C State at Ashland College The mornmg stars are Venus how to start roses from shps Mr and Mrs Wtlham Betz of Pleasant VaUey Hoopltal and Jup1ter was g1ven by Mtss Ruby Diehl Htlltard spent Saturday wtth Dtscharges - Mrs Leo The evemng stars are Mars She dtsplayed several slips to Mr and Mrs C H Wise at Plants Pomt Pleasant Mrs Mercury and Saturn show the kind needed and told thetr Waverly home Bledsoe Point Those born on thts date are about sot! and care reqwred Joan M May of the Rutland Cheryl Mr and Mrs John Bowman Pleasan I Geor•e Perry Leon under the stgn of Gemml The travehng prtze donated and Mtss Susan Bowman Branch of the Pomeroy Amertcan capttahst Henry by Mrs Henry TUrner was The . . S.llillel Columbus were weekend National Bank and Don E Clay Folger was born June 18 won by Mrs Mmor Hostess Nelson Pomeroy Nat1onal guests of her parents Mr and DEYim!D'I'OtRE 1857 gifts were won by Mtss Diehl Mrs Karl Owens Mtddleport Bank attended as second year omaaror On thts day m htstory Flower arrangements usmg Miss Bowman graduated on students the 21st annual CBDfiaL TANNIBILL, In 1812 the Umted States roses were Judged wtth ftrst June 7 from OhiO Stale session of the Oh1o School of declared war on Br1tam for the gomg to Mtss Dtehl second to Bankmg held at Ohto second tm m tis brtef h1story Mrs Lawrence Chapman and Umverstty where she recetved Umverstty June 9-14 011a bachelor of sctence degree m In 1815 Napoleon was defeat thtrd to Mtss Dtehl Refresh - - ololiJ -B*q~Jbr"111e of the school Is to Object !l>mloool lll ed at the Battle of Waterloo tn ments were served by the educatton She IS presently tram bankers m all areas of !l>lo Vollq Ooarl St. !l>lo ..... employed w1th the State Pbone -.me. Belgtuno hostess bank operattons and orne. 2lll Department of Natural _ _ _ pold .. In 1972 tn Bntam s worst atr management The school Resources WOLF PEN dtsaster a ]etlmer crashed consists of two one week m !l>lo Carolyn Searls Colunobus National adnrtlllnt repte,.lltiUM near London ktlhn g all 118 Mr and Mrs James Reeves restdence tratntng sesstans 8 'ttfMDU•..eftep- Jnc )J Elill4hl St. spent the weekend here wtth aboard New York. were Saturday vtsttors of his dunng whtch students are N•Yd. .., I llii\'INdl:t'.-. In 1973 Amertcan astronauts mother Iva Reeves and Don her parents Mr and Mrs Leo requtred to complete a spectal Searls Middleport and stster Charles Conrad Joseph Kerwin of Barnesvtlle ............... _ ... proJect between the first and 1 Mrs Jean Cratg and famtly and Paul Wetlz entered the 25th Mr and Mrs Gw Tucker of classroom tn second year - 0n1. . . .,.f1,l - 81:1 .. Cldo D Ono W Ya Y• day m the Skylab space stahon man of Sprmgfteld were She came espectally for slructtons as part of the monthl t1 10 Tbl'f4 11oatbl .. lb: !IIIIDdill hUO breakmg a llvmg m space re weekend vtsttors of his brother Father s Day and also lor an currtculum The school IS Elw..,_a observ~nce of ber mother s .... ..... ..... 5 lg:Haa price cord set by the Russtans m Mr and Mrs Fred Tucker sponsored by the Ohto Bakers ..........,'1"- $ I ' birthday anmversary 1971 man Associat1yo:t Harvesters will serve Social ~Calendar Fairview News Notes Btrthdays observed PORTLAND - An ali-day meetmg of the Lebanon Semor Citizens Club was held recently at the Portland home of Mr and Mrs Charles Htllon A potluck diruter was enJoyed at noon wtth table grace gtven by Mrs De$s1e Patterson Mrs Hilton opened the afternoon program wtth a readmg of scripture and several medttations by the members Durmg a short busmess meetmg Darrel Taylor was elected vtce prestdent of the club to ftll a vacancy Roundrobm cards were stgned for Orpha West and Mtldred Morehead The Lord s Prayer m untson closed the meetmg Colored sbdes were shown by Darell and Carol Taylor The next meeting was announced for the second Wednesday of July with aU seruor cttizens of the area tnVJted to attend At tbe meetmg wtth the Hiltons were Mrs Patterson Mrs Ethel Johnson Mrs Mary Circle Mrs Hattie Powell Mrs Kathleen Ward Mrs Ray Bush Harold and Margte Roush Mr and Mrs Taylor and Mrs Margaret Amberger of the Metgs County Council on Agmg Aspen trees are planted Pomeroy Personal Notes Mtss Erma Smith Mrs Ph1hp Memhart and Mrs Jed Webster Sr were dtnner guests of Mrs Iva Powell last Tuesday On Saturday Mrs Po\\ell Mrs Clarence Jordan and daughter Shirley were m Athens to attend a weddtng Mr and Mrs Robert Lewt~ Carol and Davtd have returned from a 10 day vacactton at Jntermedtate Lake m northern Mlchtgan Mrs Charles Lochary and chtldren Meg and Robert of near Chtcago m are here vtslhng Mr and Mrs Leo Story and Mr and Mrs Patnck Lochary Mrs Lochary and Robert will return home m a lew days but Meg \\til remam for a longer vtstt wtth her grandparents Mrs Rov Holter has spent the past several days at Mason Ohto wtth her son m law and daughter Dr and Mrs Richard Fox 1344 Wmward Av" and their mfan t son Bryan Thomas Mrs Edtlh Betzmg Tuppers Plams Mrs Stella Atkms Lick Sktllet and Mrs lana Br1ckles and son Gold R1dge were guests Sunday of Mrs Freda Mtller and Mtss Lenora Bet zmg By STU CAMEN UP! Sports Writer Barnng mJurtes p1tchers Gaylord Perry and Mtke Cuellar seem certam to be teammates on the Amertcan J,eague team m next month s All-Star game m Pittsburgh Two days later they could be locked up m one of tbe greatest pttchmg duels m 62 years The two veterans continued thetr wtMmg streaks Monday mght Perry pttchmg Cleveland past Chtcago 4-3 for By FRED DOWN UPI Sports Wrtler Tony Taylor lS the kind of guy who reports to tbe ball park earlier when he s rtding the bench than when he s playmg regularly I m always ready says the :!&-year old Phtladelphta Phillies uttlity man who lS known m Detrott where he played three seasons as the Latm AI Kahne I never know when I U get a chance to go up there and hit In this game you have to be ready for any emergency Taylor who had only ftve hits m 22 at bats and one run batted m was called on to pmch-hlt by Manager Danny Ozark Monday mght and deltvered a twa-run etghth ummg homer whtch gave the Phtlties a 7-5 vtctory over the Houston Astros The vtctory enabled the Phillies to go two games ahead of !he St Lows Cardtnals m the Naltonal League East and gave CHAIN SAWS JUST ARRIVED MOST ALL MODELS NOW IN STOCK Th Banking school attended by 2 1 ....-a.........,. _...,. Bdblrial,....~ ..---- ... -I ,.... _..filii' 7 I • - J s Week s Spec•a I CUTLASS S tiol1day Coupe ~ ST Hl has mo e han 40 valuable yea s of N expe ence n he des gn and p oduc on of power chan saws gu de bas and saw chan • "• m.n rna rna ntenance. ALSO "htle R ck George " s the loser Top h tters for Rutland \\ere Wtll am son " th a double and George Dugan and W!fo rd all wtth smgles For Mason Warren Ftelds had a double and a s ngle and Tucker Fry Lambert and Ntcewander all had a s ngle ap ece Ches htre 1 Syra cuse 4 Steve Batrd ftred r 'e tn mngs of httless ball before bemg rei eved by James Howard tn the stxth Batrd fanned 10 and walked only one wh le Howard ytelded JUSt one htt str km g out three and walkmg four as the Blazers remam un defeated Greg Cundtff went all the 1Aay for Syracuse g1v ng t p ts vh lc str k g out 11ne and v. alk ng four Jtmmy Harr s had a double to pace tl e Chesh re attack wh le An os Ba rd Sal re and Mulford eacl slapped a stngle As xth nmng tnf eld ht wa s the lone safet; for Syracuse Ral'me 10 M1dd Amer1rans 4 J F Youn g started for Racme and Y. as replaced n the f rst b; Mark Sav re who was eredtted wtth the w n He was replaced n the f fth by ltm R rrle Lavender went II the way for the Amencans str kmg out t\\ o and \"walk ng s x Voung walked four wh le Sayre struck ou t f \e and wa lked one Rtffle stn ck out e ght tn h s three nmngs of wor k walkmg only one batter 1 op h tters for the v. an 1ers were Youn g Steve H II Da; d Hupp and J m R rrle wtth a double ap ece whtle Savre added one smgle R chard Tea ford tw o smges M ke Huddleston a smgle and Btlly Harns a smgle For M ddleport Smtih and Beaver each crack ed a smgle his 12th wm m a row and Cuellar hurlmg Balttrnore over Mmnesota 1-0 for hts mnth consec uttve tnumph The AL record for consecu ttve wms rn one season 1s 16 shared by four pttchers m eluding Washmgton s Walter Johnson and Boston s Smoky Joe Wood Johnson and Wood hooked up m a memorable battle on Sept 6 1912 wtth the Red Sox edgmg the Senators H1 snappmg Johnson s re cord streak and gtvmg Wood hts 14th wm m a row Cleve land and Balttmore don t meet agam until July 25 and whtle tt ts sttll more than a month off the way Perry and Cuellar are gomg tt ts not m conce tvable they both could have thetr streaks shll mta ct As far as wmmng 16 m a row I m not even thinkmg about that nght now satd Perry alter stoppmg the Wh1te Sox on five hits mcludmg Jorge Orta s tw<>-run homer p •• ' • ' •• BAR AND CHAIN OIL AND 2 CYCLE OIL POMEROY HOME & AUTO Your Complete T1re Center f92 2094 606 E Mam ..r-~......~......~...P.o~m~e~ro~y~0~~~~ · them new conftdence that they are m the race to stay The Ptttsburgh Ptrates de feated the Los Angeles Dod gers 7-3 the San Francisco Gtants beat the Cardtnals 3-0 the Atlanta Braves downed the New York Mets 8 I the Cmcmnati Reds drubbed the Montreal Expos 12-3 and the San Otego Padres topped the Chtcago Cubs 7-5 m 13 1nnmgs m other National League games Amertcan League scores were Balttrnore I Mmnesota 0 Cleveland 4 Chtcago 3 Detrmt 6 Texas 4 New York > Califorma I and Oakland 3 Boston 2 Pirates 7 Dodgers 3 The Pirates scored stx unearned nms wtth the help of two Los Angeles errors a passed ball and a fluke double by Rtchte Hebner m runnmg thetr wmnmg streak to a season-high of four Hebner s hit was a two..-un double which Juruny Wynn lost m the lights and cltrnaXed a four-run fourth mmng rally Ken Brett pttcbed a seven-lntter to ratse his record to 8-4 for the Ptra~ Giants 3 Cardinals 0 Jtrn Barr pttched an etght hitter for hts fourth vtctory for the Gtants who had seven htts mcludmg two run-scormg sm gles by Gary Thomasson The Cardinals left etght runners on base m the ftrst four ummgs and wound up stranding II m the game It was Barr s second shutout of the season Braves 8 Mets 1 Phtl Ntekro ptlched a lour httter and Darrel Evans knocked m two runs w1th a homer and a smgle for the Braves who dealt Harry Parker his stxth loss agamst one wm Dave Johnson s double and Ralph Garr s trtple were the btg blows of Atlanta s fourrun outburst m the second ummg The wm ratsed Ntekro s record to 8-4 Reds 12 Expos 3 Pete Rose Dan Drtessen and Cesar Gerorumo had three htts each and Tony Perez had two mcludmg a three run double to lead the Reds 16-htt attack m the natwnal TV game Fred Norman allowed 10 htts but went the dtstance for hts sixth wm wht!e Steve Rogers was routed m 3 1-3 mnmgs and was tagged wtth his seventh loss Padres 7 Cubs 5 The Padres and Cubs !ted the Nallonal League record of 25 walks by both teams m thetr 4 23 struggle before San Otego won tt m the 13th Dave Wm fteld smgled home the tie breakmg run and a sutctde squeeze executed by Enzo Hernandez drove m the other m the 13th Larry Hardy won his stxth game for San Otego whtle Bobby Tolan extended hts hittmg streak to 15 games Mo1 1D Lea gu S t t~n d nqo; By U e d P ess rtt e rn on Na ona t L €!ag u e Ea s f w pe t 9 b Ph l ad e ph a 3 S t LCIU 5 Mon re 29 540 30 508 500 2 '} 43 <I ? 39 3 6 PC 6 5-90 5 491 g b 2B 28 25 33 25 3<1 Ch caqo P sb u gh New Yo k. 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double by S Gheen 71 OLDS manu factu e n con,unct on w th hese ST HL s own bars and cha n ope a e so eft c en ly and well hat t1ey have ea ned word w de recagn I an lor ou s and ng pe lo mance w th the w n a 1d I ucker tl e save JUS f vc Taylor comes through MEET POSTPONED RUTLAND - The regular scheduled meeltng of the Rutland Garden Club for June RECEPTION SET :14 has been postponed unttl Famtly mght and a reception July I at the home of krs lor the Rev and Mrs Hicks Margaret Parsons wtll be held at the Chester " Umted Methodtst Church Thursday at 7 P. m wtth a AWAY ON VACATION MASON W Va Russell potluck dmner Everyone Capehart and granddaughters requested to brmg own table Melame and Mtnum have servtce A program wtll be spent several days vacabomng presented wtth John Retbel at North Bend near Parkers showmg sltdes of the Holy Land Everyone welcome burg All of ST HL s saws have he same degree of exce lence and of unto m y n des gn and MaS< n 4 Rulland 2 The Me rchants came up wtth two nms tn the bottom of the stxth mn ng and held on desp le a late Rutland roll; fo r th e tnunoph Mark Fry started !01 the Metcl ants and was rei eved by Jerr; Tucker tn the lop of the se venth Fr) \\a sc red ted with Portland, Astros 30 act on un ll e B 1 oun I [01 Hac nc ow 5 5 a 9 p m 0 a Oak p m d ow 55 a 6 p m Joe J ohnson s nack e I a home run fm Por lland "h lc D Da ley rapped pa r of round tr ppers for the" nne s Wednesday s Games Fore n an smac ked hree M nneso a a Ba mo e n gh tr pies B Lawrence rapped a Ch cago a C e e and n gh Kansas C y a M wauke e pa r of hree baggers an I n gh Barber h t one tnple De f o a Texas n gh Bas on a Oa k and n gh Get mg a pa r of doubles [or New Yo k a Ca to n a n gh the w nners were Bran Johnson J Johnson and P Evans "h le Foreman and J Mea do 'IS each smacked a double M S mpson s doub e paced R c ne B w th the other ftve ht l.<l all smgles Portland II Sy rauce Bra\es 0 Da ve Foreman Yenl the f1r st hree nmn gs for the \li lnners st tk ng out s x and walktng shutout mto the bottom of the three .,h ll e allm\ ng two mnth but a thr ee r un home run by Jtm Fregos led to his depar ture Rei e\er John Htller was then tagged for a solo homer by Lenny Randle Bt11 Freehan homered for Detrotl off Ferguson Jenktns The Ttgers down ed who went the dtsta nce only to lose hts etghth game m I • Hamsonv lie 5 2 n the on l dec1s1ons and fat! town for the game eported m Pomeroj Boys League act on sixth tune m a row Don Ic;-e nh ower was the Yankees 5 Angels I Lou Ptmella s twa-run homer wm mn g pttcher str kmg out 12 m the seventh and Fred and walktng JUSt three wh le Stanley s t"o-run stngle m the f rmg a three htlter Gar) Howard was the los ng etghth enabled New York to beat Califorma and hand the p cher s t tkt ng out 10 Angels thetr 11th loss m the last wal k ng three and g \ ng up 14 games Rehever Mtke JUS! fou r h ts Dave Kenned) led the T ger Wallace pttched three tnn ngs attack w th a double and to get the wm Perry wins twelfth straight Middleport Personal Notes r= ~ Mason wins two games, Cheshire undefeated VBS concluded dtsease acute 11 flal)led gall bl dder wh ch n be pam lui Closmg program of the Dally attack and lead to ser ous Vacatwn Btble School at the cpmplcat10ns an d the-.. Laurel Cit!! Free Methodtst p osstbth~ of develop ng Chw-ch was presented Sunday cancer I ts equally tmportant mghl at the church to note th t 70 pet of patients Afeature of the program was wtl.h gall stones do not develop a sktt tttled A Hundred Years campi cahons m the Future wtth the Rev As you mtght guess n people Robert Buckley servmg as younger than 50 most doctors newscaster Steve Eblm as the agree tha t surgery should be mayor and Lioyd Wnght as done From 50 to 60 there ts a the JUdge Mrs 1 loyd Wrtght hot debate and after 60 tt ts read Once Too Often and the often not done unless there ts congregatton sang wonderful already evtdence of a com Words of Life pi cat on that requtres tt Ushers were Gerald Pullms Your medtctnes are f ne tf Clifford Klem Clifford JacobS you see m to be gett ng along and steve Ebhn Shtrley w th them I m not sure why Frtend read Ptece of Clay you are tak ng them If tt s for and several of the children told pam from gall bladder d seases of tbetr activtties durmg the that may be one reason for week constdertng surgery at your A portrayal of tbe btrth of age Chrtst was presented by the A low fat na-gas foods nursery children who also gave dtel will help to prevent the Bible verses and sang Just for ndtgestwn sy mptoms from Today Betty Lane and gall bladder dtsease Such a Darlene Jeffers were the dtet w II not cure the gall teachers Btble verses were bladder dtsease ttse lf gtven by the prunary children however taught by Irene Kline and Shtrley Aleshtre and the Juruors gave a resunoe of thetr studtes dunng the week Teachmg the class were Darts Buckley Uoyd Wright Donnie and plans were completed for Gtlmore and Shern Clark the annual lather son banquet Kathy Pullins was teacher for held Fnday n ght at the the youth group who gave " church Mrs Grace Pratt and program on Grumblm Mrs Glaze served refresh Dtplomas were gtven to the menls Contrtbutmg hostesses children Others asststmg were were Mrs Beulah Roush Mt s Steve Eblin Mildred Jacobs Mary Marttn and Mrs Blan Gerald Pulhns and Eva che Gtlkey Robson crafts Behnda 1 Johnson went the ftrst two mnmgs str kmg ou t lour and walkmg two wht!e yteldmg that double He was replaced by Connally m the third who struck out three and walked three wh1le yteldmg the other Ractne htt a smgle Talbott ftmshed up stnk ng out two and walking four Portland II Letart 6 Agam tt wa s Talbott Johnson and Connally on the mound for Portland while Connally added a home run at the plate lor Portland Tony Rtfne slashed a homer for Letart wht!e Paul Roush htt a double Rtffle \\ent all the way for Letart gtvmg up two smgles strtkmg out ten and walkmg II Talbott started for Portland g1vmg up the home run to Rtffle He struck out stx and gave up two smgles Johnson struck out two \\alked two and gave up a smgle whtle Connally struck out two and ytelded a double 298 ..' • • .• Second St. P•..1meroy, 0. 0. Say Happy Anmversary W1th FLOWERS Des1gned by DO Jl~ 59 N Second St Middleport 0 t 1W~lU~RIFIIJII Two Angel teams, Redlegs top foes The Pomeroy Angels defea ted the Rutland Reds IS5 the Rutland Angels downed theM ddleport Cubs 27 18 and the Pomerol Redlegs edged out the M ddleport mustangs 17 16 m pee wee baseball ac t on Porn Angels 18 Reds 5 Scott Harr son Todd Fife and J R Wamsley combtned to f1re a na-htIter for the Angels Harnson went two mmngs stnkmg oul lour and walk ng stx wht!e Ftfe went three m mngs strtkmg out e ght and walkmg three Wamsley went one mmng str1kmg out three and walkmg three Jtmmy Qmllen went the first three mmngs for the Reds stnkmg out seven walkmg 10 and gtvmg up SIX htts Eddie Bishop went the rest of the \\ ay for the Reds strtkmg out r ve walkmg five and yield ng seven htts Smackmg home runs for the Angels were Ronme Rtchards wtth one and Todd Ftfe wtth a patr Scott Ham son smacked two triples whtle Todd F1fe and Shawn Gtlmore each added a three bagger Roger Kovalchik and Ntcky Rtggs each doubled once whtle Ronme R chards Todd F fe Wamsley and N ck) R1ggs each smgled once Rut Angels 27 Cubs 18 B1lly Wltbs went the ftr st three mnmgs for the v1ctors bemg reheved bv Shawn Eads and M1le W llrord Eddie M1ller started (or the Cubs bemg replaced by T m Wamsley W ur ord smacked a pa 1r of doubles to pace the wmncrs \\hil e Jack Peterson and Ead' added s ngles Edd e Mtller s wo s ngles led the Cubs folio" ed b) Greg Peckham Da nny Th omas Allen Spauld ng and T m Wamsley w th a smgle aptece Redlegs 11 Mustangs 16 F ve p tchers \\ent to the mound for the w nners w1th John Ae 1ker starling and bemg replaced n order by John McK nney Rhett Mtlhoan Rod Manley and John Smtlh Sm th wa s cred ted w th the v ctory as the Redlegs came back outsconng the Mustangs lO-Om the last three mn ngs for the close tr unoph Alan K ng went the ftrst four nmngs fo r the Mustangs bemg replaced by Chns Burdette John McKinne) and Rhett Mtlhoan eac h slammed a pa r of home rs for the wmners wh le John Sm th and Rod Manley added a homer each John Smtih had the lone tr1ple wh le John Mc Kinney and Mtlhoan act'ded a double eac h Manley added a smgle Alan Kin g had a pa r of trtples and a smgle to pace the Mustangs \\htle Char be Dav s smgle was the only other Mustang h1t The MEIGS INN The most popular mght club m lS proud to present GEO. 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Middleport Ohio ' �.• I . . 0 ., .• c - •' .. ' t'l • - ·Thepaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, June 18, 1974. ~ •'•' •! • .. ) June 18 ' 1974 .' ... . • {J FRESH AND LEAN PORK SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE PORK r NECK BONES • '•. . •• • ,.• ... I . .. .. ... .. . PHONE 992 3480 ".,, .$1 oo, Wr> A ccepl Fedt>ral Food .'itilm fl.~ . ,.. .,: ~ ..' , . ' ',,.... ,; . ,-- ....-. GROUND CHUCK USDA CHOICE ~.1 09 . .. . lb. SUPERIORS WIENERS lb. 59~ SAUSAGE POLISH SAUSAGE '69¢ 69¢ . 12 oz. pkg. ALL BEEF BEEF SHORT RIBS KAHN'S lb. 79~ BACON EN 79~ lb. =~::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;::::;:~::: !\j Jonathan Winters says... ¢ 79 BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE Coffee Special! CRACKER SALE Chock Full of Nuts SUNSHINE SUGAR HONEY ; INSTANT COFFEE 4.oz. Jar SUNSHINE GRAHAMS 6. ·9~ . 49¢ . l-Ib. ·' 00 • •• To require the mass installation of this primitive, monstrously expensive, unproven L . '\ •• ' ' ·- 1 ... . !. ,,, -. ' . It is regrettable that workable technology doesn't exist. Until it does, there is an alternate system that should be approved. It combin,es: With low-sulfurcoal and workable, efficient, pollution-control ·devices America can have power plants clean enough to gladden the hearts of the most avid environmentalists. LUNCHEON MEAT And that's not hot air. BORDEN'S SINGLE . I l~b. bag roll ., f . (, / /' . . I .. . . ,• ~ We're using it. It is the recommended plan of the Federal . J' .. - ' I . ' . \. ' I I. ' . I ~·. . ' . ·. , I I, I· ' ..... ., 1 • ,~. '· ·I .. 6 pak 39~ 3 $100 2 pak crts. 49~ 12 oz. can 16 oz. bots. pak 89¢ 12 oz. pkg. Everyday ·Price ~ 8 Pak 99~ ' WINCHESTER LITTLE · CIGARS · carton pkg. 23' $198 . DAD'S ROOT BEER CURITY TAB · , r . I I' - ..I .. , t'l • '- PAK · · . · 12 l&oz.$ btls. ovemite l .. OR NEW DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) ' DISPOSABILE DIAPERS . . I 59~ (6 ROllS) CHEESE SLICES · . ' . Ice Milk Bars BILTMORE OF COKE or SPRITE · quarts $ 00 · .. ~;~;~: for -~ NORTii STAR SHERBET /z gal. carton TOILET TISSUE _,., America has.more coal t~an the Middle East . r/:J..-.:has oil. Let's dig it! SCOT LAD 1 WHITE CLOUD *' It works. . 1. ' •T CREAMERY 10 lb. A vital part of the ?-state American Electric Power System. . . MEADOWMOOR bxs. LIME, ORANGE, RAINBOW Release the vast western reserves of lowsulfur coal being held by the Government. -·--·----- II 9e 9 oz. 5 CHEWING GUM ICE CUBES BUTTER . 39~ lb. FRENCH FRIES WRIGLEY'S There's still another solution. I 39 3 ,, YELLOW SCOT LAD $100 cans technology on the nation's power plants would, in our view, create a national environmental tragedy and further feed the fires of inflation . ._ Ohio Power Company I '5 SOUP PARTY • . ONIONS ¢ doz. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO & VEGETABLE • · monitoring system to assure constant air quality con~roL "B" . ~ L:::=.:::_~,.,_ _j . Grade Line Of FREEZER CONTAINERS .· J. sophisticated ground-level air ~ We Have Complete •. 2. . FROZEN FOODS for Applied to a 12,000 megawatt electric system they would, in just five years, spewl,so much of this,almost-everlasting sludge it would cover 10 square miles to a depth of 5 feet. ] I 1 f t SuReriors Summer Sweepstakes LARGE EGGS 49¢ l-Ib. box I :, i· cans ·' l Jf 69e KRISPY CRACKERS l-Ib. box Ground Beef Mixer Power Commission, and the U.S. Government's own electric power system, the T.V.A. lb. !i!. \! Yummy! Wm Free ::: Meat fOr aYear! SUNSHINE HI-RO CRACKERS Wayne \ .• BOILING BEEF SUPERIORS lb. SUPERIORS 1. Tall chimney stacks to disperse emissions high in the atmosphere. ·"' USDA CHOICE BEEF HOME MADE PURE PORK HAM SALAD They also produce a sludge of oozy gook ten times, by weight, greater than the sulfur they remove. . ,. . l! "" ,•. ·~- -, ~/'' PORK ROAST HOME MADE ' Wet limestone scrubqers produ9e a byproduct that clogs or corrodes the mechanism, causing shut downs. Insufficient reliability for a power plant. ' .' ''( ..' BONELESS $119 12 oz. pkg. WIENERS . j', ,,,.' SUPERIORS ROUND To get clean air, it's a lot of hot air to suggest that tooay's stack gas scrubbers are the answer for major electric utilities. __ lb. GROUND . ,_' PORK STEAK '. ' ,,' 1 ' ; ' I • ' • .. ,,, /'' , ; ' MI DDLEPORT. Q Reserve The Right To Umit Quantities" ,, ... ,.. . . ... 5 lbs. SUPER MARKET -_Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 ~ ' ., -I ', · • ' 1 09 �.• I . . 0 ., .• c - •' .. ' t'l • - ·Thepaily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Tuesday, June 18, 1974. ~ •'•' •! • .. ) June 18 ' 1974 .' ... . • {J FRESH AND LEAN PORK SUPERIORS USDA CHOICE PORK r NECK BONES • '•. . •• • ,.• ... I . .. .. ... .. . PHONE 992 3480 ".,, .$1 oo, Wr> A ccepl Fedt>ral Food .'itilm fl.~ . ,.. .,: ~ ..' , . ' ',,.... ,; . ,-- ....-. GROUND CHUCK USDA CHOICE ~.1 09 . .. . lb. SUPERIORS WIENERS lb. 59~ SAUSAGE POLISH SAUSAGE '69¢ 69¢ . 12 oz. pkg. ALL BEEF BEEF SHORT RIBS KAHN'S lb. 79~ BACON EN 79~ lb. =~::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;::::;:~::: !\j Jonathan Winters says... ¢ 79 BOLOGNA BY THE PIECE Coffee Special! CRACKER SALE Chock Full of Nuts SUNSHINE SUGAR HONEY ; INSTANT COFFEE 4.oz. Jar SUNSHINE GRAHAMS 6. ·9~ . 49¢ . l-Ib. ·' 00 • •• To require the mass installation of this primitive, monstrously expensive, unproven L . '\ •• ' ' ·- 1 ... . !. ,,, -. ' . It is regrettable that workable technology doesn't exist. Until it does, there is an alternate system that should be approved. It combin,es: With low-sulfurcoal and workable, efficient, pollution-control ·devices America can have power plants clean enough to gladden the hearts of the most avid environmentalists. LUNCHEON MEAT And that's not hot air. BORDEN'S SINGLE . I l~b. bag roll ., f . (, / /' . . I .. . . ,• ~ We're using it. It is the recommended plan of the Federal . J' .. - ' I . ' . \. ' I I. ' . I ~·. . ' . ·. , I I, I· ' ..... ., 1 • ,~. '· ·I .. 6 pak 39~ 3 $100 2 pak crts. 49~ 12 oz. can 16 oz. bots. pak 89¢ 12 oz. pkg. Everyday ·Price ~ 8 Pak 99~ ' WINCHESTER LITTLE · CIGARS · carton pkg. 23' $198 . DAD'S ROOT BEER CURITY TAB · , r . I I' - ..I .. , t'l • '- PAK · · . · 12 l&oz.$ btls. ovemite l .. OR NEW DIET RITE COlA (SUGAR FREE) ' DISPOSABILE DIAPERS . . I 59~ (6 ROllS) CHEESE SLICES · . ' . Ice Milk Bars BILTMORE OF COKE or SPRITE · quarts $ 00 · .. ~;~;~: for -~ NORTii STAR SHERBET /z gal. carton TOILET TISSUE _,., America has.more coal t~an the Middle East . r/:J..-.:has oil. Let's dig it! SCOT LAD 1 WHITE CLOUD *' It works. . 1. ' •T CREAMERY 10 lb. A vital part of the ?-state American Electric Power System. . . MEADOWMOOR bxs. LIME, ORANGE, RAINBOW Release the vast western reserves of lowsulfur coal being held by the Government. -·--·----- II 9e 9 oz. 5 CHEWING GUM ICE CUBES BUTTER . 39~ lb. FRENCH FRIES WRIGLEY'S There's still another solution. I 39 3 ,, YELLOW SCOT LAD $100 cans technology on the nation's power plants would, in our view, create a national environmental tragedy and further feed the fires of inflation . ._ Ohio Power Company I '5 SOUP PARTY • . ONIONS ¢ doz. CAMPBELL'S TOMATO & VEGETABLE • · monitoring system to assure constant air quality con~roL "B" . ~ L:::=.:::_~,.,_ _j . Grade Line Of FREEZER CONTAINERS .· J. sophisticated ground-level air ~ We Have Complete •. 2. . FROZEN FOODS for Applied to a 12,000 megawatt electric system they would, in just five years, spewl,so much of this,almost-everlasting sludge it would cover 10 square miles to a depth of 5 feet. ] I 1 f t SuReriors Summer Sweepstakes LARGE EGGS 49¢ l-Ib. box I :, i· cans ·' l Jf 69e KRISPY CRACKERS l-Ib. box Ground Beef Mixer Power Commission, and the U.S. Government's own electric power system, the T.V.A. lb. !i!. \! Yummy! Wm Free ::: Meat fOr aYear! SUNSHINE HI-RO CRACKERS Wayne \ .• BOILING BEEF SUPERIORS lb. SUPERIORS 1. Tall chimney stacks to disperse emissions high in the atmosphere. ·"' USDA CHOICE BEEF HOME MADE PURE PORK HAM SALAD They also produce a sludge of oozy gook ten times, by weight, greater than the sulfur they remove. . ,. . l! "" ,•. ·~- -, ~/'' PORK ROAST HOME MADE ' Wet limestone scrubqers produ9e a byproduct that clogs or corrodes the mechanism, causing shut downs. Insufficient reliability for a power plant. ' .' ''( ..' BONELESS $119 12 oz. pkg. WIENERS . j', ,,,.' SUPERIORS ROUND To get clean air, it's a lot of hot air to suggest that tooay's stack gas scrubbers are the answer for major electric utilities. __ lb. GROUND . ,_' PORK STEAK '. ' ,,' 1 ' ; ' I • ' • .. ,,, /'' , ; ' MI DDLEPORT. Q Reserve The Right To Umit Quantities" ,, ... ,.. . . ... 5 lbs. SUPER MARKET -_Open Daily 9 to 10 · Sun. 10 to 10 ~ ' ., -I ', · • ' 1 09 �0 7- The Datl)cSentu\el Middleport Pomeroy 0 6- The Da1ly Sent mel Middlepo rt Pomt'roy U l'u<sday June 18 1974 g~~~~:s:;~pr:,~~~:'t:{~~~,':;~iSentihel Classifieds Get Results! r Not ce •S hereby Q ven hat John P Boyd Oak H I Oh 0 Charles L boyd Tuppors Pia ns Oh10 .=~ d Lawrence eoyd M dd l eport 01 o hav e been du y appo nted Ad m n stra tor s of the Es l atl;' ol El se B Brya 1t decease d a e of the V I age of Rutland Me gs Coun ty Oh o Cred tors ar e reQu•red o 1 l c the r c la•ms Wi th sad f due ary Wlft1 n l our months Dated th s 13th day of Jun e 19 74 Mann ng D Webster Judg£> Co urt of Common Pl eas Probate> D v son Me gs Cou n ty Oh o ( 6 18 25 (7 2 3tc - Fo· Rent In Memory Mf:l'v iJ I-;Y o y dl i!r o her A 1 el a V\ l~cr WllO passed ;tw y 10 year s aqo tod ay Ju f' l A Men or es arf' rc Hurf's No one ccl n s tca Dt> at h s a hcarta cl e That 'ott ny cnn c a Son e 1 ay Iorg e you Mom S n ee you Jr c qon cBu t I Shill reme nber No n il tl er how lonq Se~ cttv n sse d b y y ou dauqh l er Hele 1 C ne 6 I B li e Card 1971 FORD4 WH DRIVE of Thanks Today's Sport Parade H T Cpe I I < \ good Rou<o 3~ t res clean 5360 Not1ce 10dl 77 3 COU NTRY Mab l e Home Pa k N ew d eve opmcnt off Rou te 33 ten m l es north of Pome roy La r ge lot s w t~ concre te pat os s dewa lk s runn e r s and offslrcet par k ng Also spaces lor sm all t ra1 ers Phone 99 2 747 9 6 18 261C BU SI NE SS room 22 X 80 23 4 E Man St Pomeroy Oh o Phon e 99 2 5786 or 99'J 397 5 6 12 lfc Nohce 399 W M a m Pomeroy 0 Located at Mod ern Supply Small Eng1ne Repa1r DoLcr Backhoe Tr uck '> L me~ lon £> & F II D•rl Cl'lm mcroa I Res 1dent a I Cv l \ fruct1on & Remodel \ I ~~ • • • • • Lawn Goy Tecumseh Koh er W sco ns n All olher makes ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED s7'Sh Butltto Your Specs Delivered to Job S1te HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Ma son W Va FISH FURNI SHED eff cency a pi Cal l 99'/ 578 6 6 16 6tc FRY lOLA'S AI Fraternal Order of Eagles Cluli Room Pomeroy Oh1o Beauty Salon June 20 starting 1 p m John & May Sts Dmner Served s p m to 7 SYRACUSE PH 992 2549 Advance TICkets n 00 At Door ll so I June Special Mon & Tues Permanents- -$10 00 Ha1r Cuts $1 50 Atr Condttloned and TV For Your Comfort KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIG S Fo r a good 1 ne of Cosmet cs fr end y serv tc e and so m eone to ch at w 1th g ve m e a ratt He en Jane Brown 99 2 511 3 3 19 He -- -------A T O Z Mart used fu r n-;;hed appl ances cloth ng d shes and mise ~ ~ 33 op pos1t e t ra •l er court Hartford w Va - ------ --- 4 10 tfc Wanted To Buy OLD furnllure oa k tables crocks •ce bo)(es brass beds dt shes ctesks or complete hou seholds wr te M D MIter Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh o call 992 7760 5 13 t f c ----------CAS H paid for all makes and models of mo b l e homes Phone area code 614 423 953 1 4 1J tf c ------ ------- J UN K Au t os com pl ete and del vered t o our yar d We p cku p auto bod1 es and buy a ll k nds of scrap meta l s and r on R1der s Salvage Stat e Route 124 Rt 4 Pom t>roy Oh1o Phon e 992 5468 5 22 26 tp FARM 200 acres more or less $5 000 down re st n pa y m ents to owner Wnte R Breun1g 2916 Blueberry La Bow e Md 20715 or ca ll (301) 262 2057 6 Ia 1tc Sell your steel scrap, cast 1ron, sheet 1ron, copper, brass , alumtnum, auto battertes, auto rad1ators and IBM Products to the Rosenberg Co , Athens, Oh1o We close each Frtday at Noon, and w1ll be closed 4 and 5 July Help Wanted GR ILL cook and k tchen help want ed App ly n per son at Crows Stea k House 6 14 12tc -------- - ----- WAITRESSESwanted Apply n per son Crows Steak House 5 14 tfc E XPE RIEN CE D pa n ter n ter o r and exte r or Ca! l tlonald Van Meter 985 3951 5 22 26tp -------------Pets For Sale YORKSHIRE Terr er pu ps A KC Cham p on s1 r ed 7 wks old Sh o ts wormed and ped greed Phone 985 4106 6 14 61C IRISH Sef1er pups Sl amese K ttens At<C Poodle pupfoes .Pheasant chicks Phone 256 62.d7 6 4 26tc For Rent - ---- ' I tr:A Radla From t he largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad ator to the smal lest Heater Core Nathan B1gg s Radtalor Spec1ahsf SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 12 S5 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Concen trat on 8 What s M y l ne 10 Cook n Ca1un 33 30 - 3 On A M a tch J 4 15 As The Wor ld Turns B 10 Woman 33 2 00 33 2 30 - The Lton and Androcles 3 30 - Orie Life to L1 ve 6 13 Phtl Donahue 4 M atch Game B 10 How To Surv1ve A Marrtage 3 15 Ca rrascolendas 33 4 00- Mr Car t oon 3 Som er set 15 Sesame St 33 H uck & Yogt 6 I Dream of Jeanne 13 Mov1e Sai l a Crooked Ship 10 Tattl etales 8 4 3D-G reen Acre s 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 V trg na n 8 G1l ltgan s Island 6 Dan1 el Boone 13 5 00 - M r Rogers20 33 BonanzaJ Merv Grtff1n 4 B1g Val ley 6 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Hodgepodg e l odge 20 Hogans Her oes 13 West ern St ar Theater 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 Truth or Cons 6 Black ts a Beautiful Wom a n 33 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 1S Room 222 13 7 00 - News 6 10 What s My L1ne 8 Trulh or Cons 3 Beat The Clock 4 Elec Co 20 J 1mm y Dean 13 Ca ll ol the West 15 Electric Company 20 Wash ngton Straig ht Talk 33 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 Sale of the Century 8 The Judge iO 6 Beat The Clock 13 NORTH • Q 10 8 4 ' 74 + K 109 52 ofo A 4 WEST E REALTY -------- - ---- garage locate d near sc hool Syracuse Oh o Phone 992 3860 6 11 12tp HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS 2-------------BEDROOM house n M1d 4,000 BTU •109.95 These sizes also ava tlable s 000 6 ooo 8 ooo 10 000 and 12 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK •- ' aa.l r Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992-2181 dlepo r t New k1tchen and bath ap pl•anc es 1n c luded Cal l 992 531 0 6 2 26 tp HbUS~- 6--;:oom Sa nd- bath close d m porch 3t.. acre land Chester Ca l l 985 3537 6 13 6tc:: Almost 2 w 1th small bedroom home barn bath 4 FA furnace modern kttchen and garage Want only SIS 000 oo MIDDlEPORT - Locat<on lor store houses da1ry shop serv i ce station or drtve m POMEROY - Bu< ld •ng lot has a 10x50 mob1 le home 2 bedrooms wtth tt for only $5 750 00 MIDDLERORT- Dne acre plus 2 hotJses that you can rent Room for two tra1ler s Want ONE- n ev- a ll ele ctrt c 3 jUSt $17 SOO 00 bedroom $19 900 and 3 ot her 80 ACRES ~U'-n::d;:: e:-rT:Iease with hom es Phon e 992 J975 or 992 all mmerals 7 room house 2571 ____________.:__-:==:=:=:=:::::=:6:5=tf~c fish free ga s 2 barns and pond REAL ESTATE FOR SALE New 3 bedroom home wtth basement & garage 1314 baths all eleclr1c wtth central atr condltton•ng, paneling a plenty, diShWasher df.uble sink refrigerator fully car peted wrth curtatns at windows Lot SIZ&100'x360 1 next to playground on dead end street Located rn Tuppers Pla<ns Oh1o andpncedaiS18 DOOforaqu~eksalo stocked FINE LARGE HOME - 5'h baths 6 bedrooms steam heat Large 12 rooms ov€'rlook1n g the Ohio R<ver Obi garage on 1 l ar ge lot Needs owner A HOME I~ YOUR BEST INVESTMENT YOU OC CUPY IT AS YOU INCREASE unpleasant that is about to be tenmnated w111 not be apparent at once Later you II apprec1 ate the benefits i I ve been usmg my car for ou r dates wluch would be okay cxc-.,pl he cxpe<ls me to go Dul<h lo shows and restaurants yel he doesn t offer lo pa) ha lf the gas Also he s usmg me as a taXI service The other mght he ca lled and asked 11 I d p1ck h1m up and 1.3ke h1m loa guys house fo1 a poker game (girls not mcluded ) He even borrowed $10 In case ftc lost He d<d Tomg hl he wanted me to dr1ve hun to bowling lanes aboul20 miles awav for a league game I refused and nou he s fw 10us Two questiOns' Do you lhmk he 11 be back? And should I 1.3 ke lum back? - lAURIE S TAXI SER \ l( E TAURUS (April 20 May 20) SAGITTARIUS INov 23-Dec Be prepa red for somethmg un usua I to pop up where t nances are c oncerned 11 can be ad vanlageous f you act QU ck l y and sens bly 21) Don t be hes1tan t about altenng a dec1s1on that does not serve your best advantage Now s the I me not later CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon GEMINI IMay 21 June 20) 19) You w II func t on much better at the present 1f you are work ng toward a def n te target Sel your s1ghts h1gh An nterest ng new avenue s abou t to open up jor you To make the most of 11 you II make a maJor c hange n your present course AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Fob t9) Ou1te unexpectedly and under rather uniQue c rcumstances you II be maktng a new ac qua mtance who w II brtng new deas 1nto your I le CANCER !June 2t-July 22) A s ltJat on that has had an n Dear I aune F1rst Question Yes - SUE h b l1ng e fl ec t upon you w II drama! Ca lly end Th s shou ld make you leel more 1ndepen dent + Dear Laune PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) A change you haven t prepared yourse lf lo r w1ll have a tavora ble eflecl upon the ent re fam1ly even though 1t may shake thmgs up a b I LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You re Second question No - HELEN gong to be get11ng a lulu of an dea that w II pu t you actively n pursu 1t of a new nterest A close fnend w1l l be nvolved Dear Helen and Sue l am 12yearsolda ndhave allkmdsofproblems First I look VIRGO IAuq 23 Seot 22) A 16 About a) ear ago I mel an 18-year-<>ld guy He mtroduced me to drugs and sex Mom stlll lhmks I m her good little girl After he split, I tned to get m w1th m} old g1rl fnends but . theyd1dn t want to hang around w1th a drugg1e Fmally I met an older g1rl who also did dope and e\erythmg Dea r G C As we ve said many tunes before someone IS always there else to help a g1rl or boy m trouble You ve taken the first step by I thought I was enJoymg myself I even shot up and I may be hooked I haven't been stratght for two weeks But the worst gomg to the free clm1 c Now take another by conf1ding m your th mg 1s I m pregnant lfound that out at the free clime They also parents Perhaps they can send you to a different locallon temporanly where k1ds won t know your reputatwn, and sa1d I had VD I don t know who s responsible fm e1ther one startmg over w11l be eas1er - HELEN except me I can ttell my Mom Maybe I won t have to if the clime will +++ Dear Rap take care of thmgs Bul l don t wan! to go back to drugs and bemg You asked for suggestions on fads to replace streaking How anybody s g1rl about dressmg 'See who can put on the most clothes one layer Is there a way to go back to lhe ""Y I was before I mel this after anothelt, lDltU they rau down under the we)~ bl lhmr crowd' - GOING CRAZV threads - IDEA PERSON Dear G C Of course there s a way back' It 1sn t nearly as easy as the l>y •"><I BOB tEE slide down, but you can make 11 w1th a lot or help from the nght Unscramble these four Jumbles. people one letter to each square to Level w1th counselors althe chruc Tell them your true age form four m:dw ary word s. your real name your drug history They II gmde you out of your problems and I m sure the) won t let go until they see you re well on the mend - SUE •nNRIIl~NOl.O ACROSS I Puncture 5 SW1SS DOWN I Fastemng device 2 Woodwmd 3 Protracted I Work canton 10 Cancel as a flight 12 Likeness 13 0 T book (3 wds) IS Baseball throw 16 Popular pop umt S Herd anunals 6 Egypllan de<ly 7 SaiYador or Juan 8 Fellow ( sl ) 9 P1a ntst McCann II Thus far ( 2 wds) 14 Memorable girlish expene nce 12 wds ) smger 17 Place for a hoe down 18 Endmg for cow or stew 21 Yells 21 frop<cal tree 25 Cos tmg 14 wds ) 27 Green 17 Inlaid decoratton Encourage 18 19 Source 20 Challenge 21 Pierce 22 Tramp 23 Great Barner Island 21 Adams grandson 26 Tac1t 30 Swerved 31 Arab chieftam 32 Aswn nvcr 33 Lola Rosemary or Pnsc <lla 34 Pn ce pa1d 35 Des ignate 36 Laughmg sound 37 Epoch 38 - Stevens Mansions hero 28 - pme 29 Feather scarf 30 HISSing sound 31 She was born free 32 Wmglike part 35 Meredtth Willson ffi USlCa l (3 wds) 39 Lofty nest 40 Faze 41 Facial §dornment 42 'Under the Ywn Yum - ' CATUE Act on 33 On The Money 4 H g h Rol lers 15 8 00 - Chase 3 4 15 Th e Cowboys 6 13 Bobb i e Gentry 10 Woman A I ve 20 33 Mov1e A Message to My Daughter 6 [) 13 9 00 - V 1deo The New Wave 20 Mov 1e One Two Three 15 Can non 8 10 8 111 Moyers Journal20 33 9 30 Joyce at 34 20 33 10 00 - Ko1ak 8 .. 10 News 20 Eliot Norton Rev ews 33 Ellof6 13 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 3 4 rYS1URt Doc 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 M ss 1on Impossib le 6 Un touchab les 13 Mov1es Operat on Doubl e Cross 8 Por t r a tt of a Mobs ter 10 12 30 - News 13 W ld W ld West 6 1 00 - Tomor r ow 3 4 Take F ve For L1fe 15 Razzle Dazzle Rock n Ro l l 13 2 00 - News 4 7 30 p m 30 p m 30 p m - 8 9 \ PUCH/Gj I ( DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's ho" to work 11 [j THE6M\E. 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Now arran1e the circled (ellen to fonn the surprite answer, aa suggested by Lhe above cartoon. lA(l llllllXJ CAVLE CHANNEL FIVE I Jumlle• PUDGY Coun tr y & Western Comedy '): r•luday • Amu•u Supe r s tar AXYDLBAA XR LONGFELLOW Is CHICK (A.Illwen lomorrowJ BURLAP GASKET /{ow 3umr people act u:he11l/,eg 1e rolht?r h1gll- ..UPPISH One l etter stmply stands for anoth er Jn th Ls sample A is used for the thre e L s X f 01 the two 0 s etc Sm gle l etters apostrophes the length :md f orm ahon of t he v. ords are all hmts Each day the code l etters are dtfTerent CRYPTOQUOTES V DNLN GAJN VRAI RJ INC AB RI 0 R I U, BLNJD JVLNlKV D SI U LN R I JGRLS SGGSLNP N P PS PROVERB LITTLE EAST I 01.N T GET CUTH8EI?:T JONES t\HD HS FOLKS OFF Mr M ND lH£'1' HP.V£1'1 1 MU CH OF A F"ARM BUT IT 5 tiL L THEr HAVE CAN TAKE IT AND TI-lEY WORt< AND WORt< - Jl.IST BOUT BREAK EVEN IN GOOD T MES Tllfr-4 BAD TINlES C'OME' AND MAYSE A LITTlf S'10'NE5S OR SO~ETH f'l F'I:TiiA- r;:::=======::::-1 I GUESS TH(XJSANDS 0 NEVER WANT TO SEE YOU AOA.IN·IF I EVER GET Ql,!T OF HERE . WI'TH SO MA~ Y HARD FOlKS ARE IN Ttt SAME ~I'{ 6'UJ NOBOD'l HAS HE"AF?D F"AMI LY THAT BOAT ~OT Tl1f R FAULT F"Oi.KS GOI N BUST VUii SORT 0 111 JONE5f'5 BLAM N ELSE F"OR. THE112 BAD Ll.ICK-- THAT GOES DOUBL VOU 1-lEEL! A A~Y9'0DY . West North East South Pass 2.. 3N T 2' Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 005H EA~Y- IF Tti05E CL.OCKWORK J:: 6 UR'E$ ONLY CHIME EVERY QUARTE-R HOUR 'YOU REAl z. E- THE ODDS ADA ~ST l.l7 F NDI'-16 An Automobile Policy ER SURE IF YOU DONT FAR 1'6 I CAN TELL ALL I. HAVE lD DO 15 APPROVE OF WifAT FASHIONS ARE TO BE PHOlOGRAPHED AoAIN&T WlfAT BACK6ROUND0' STAY OUT 1DO UITE l1\j<; IS Tfl[; BV.O nf'ltR 1 W>-S ll:"l..L..\ )J(o ------..~OJ t>eOJr' ALLEY OOP IS MAUREEN HERE? HAIN T SEED HER FO A WEEK-OR A YAA- ?? NEVAH KIN F GGER East would wm a nd lead a club to dummy s ace South would cash the last two d1a monds a nd then take a sec· ond hear t fmesse The whole pomt would be that South would make the same four diamond tr1cks but would get one more heart tnck Don I fret, lUSt dr1ve Our policy covers all l1abdit1es , Coli today. THE BORN LOSER WINKLE my s mne ~ ~ OUT WH ICH IS >IIOST- NO WE M EANS 'YO WONDE:R MORON"- IT S YORE NAME " DANG IT'~­ THASSTH OUEST 0"1 AH ALLUS FAI LS ONMAH I Q TESTS " NEWSPAPt:H t:NTt:RPR ISE ASSN I l!#H;l!]t!§,i!JD ' The biddmg has been 18 North East South Pass 1 Dble You South hold .654,KJ4 32 • AQ97 .. 3 REUTERBROGAN Insurance Services THAR S ELVINEY' • I WHATSHES WOO~J!;TOCK MADE A QUILT FOR M~OUT OF ALL M~ ~EJECTION SUPS t-...-,:::;;;r-::o-----.....,,;i l.l_ J A-Bid nvo spades Your hand '2,_ Ii ~ TODAY S QUESTION You bid two spades and your partner btds three clubs What tlo you do now? L..<::;..- . J Phone 992 5130 I; ... : • ~ Is too good for a JUmp to either GEORGE S. HOBSTEITER REAL ESTATE BROKER j . . ,,X What do you do now? three or four bearts Phone 98~ 4186 after< oo PM Box 101 Pomeroy, Oh1o, 457•9 • CDNNPNL C R PQAH Yesterday 's Cryploquote WHAT THE FOOL DOES IN TijE END, THE WISE MAN DOES IN THE BEGINNING- DICK TRAc.;"Y By Oswald & James Jacoby We are tndebted to Jan Wohlin of Stockholm fo r to days hand South gets to a good three notrump co ntract after a Stayman response to h1s opemng notrump b1d He started out correctly by wmnmg the club lead m h1s own hand The next three tncks were taken by h< s ace and queen of diamonds and dummy s kmg A fourth d1a mond lost to East s Jack A club was led bac k to dummy s ace and the f1fth d1amond cas hed A s ue cessful heart fine sse gave h1m h1s seve nth trick, but the kmg fa1led to drop under the ace and he had to go down one Mr Wohhn pomts out that South would have made h1s contract 1n sp1te of the bad break Jf he JUSt stopped to thmk when West showed out on the seco nd d1amond South should stmply overtake hts queen w1th dummy s kmg take a heart fmesse and lead h1s three of d1amonds to dum 92.1 WMPO-FM NEW LISTING - UneJtpected cond lions w It anse that w 11 call for las t sw tch ol plans The chances you !1 make w111 be w1se ones ~"trl by THOMAS JOSEPH THI5 t.,li.JT STEREO acres SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov 22) TNio full efte cls ol somelh<ng Opeomg leact - •Q GREAT COUNTRY' -------------HOUSE 5 rooms attached 1974 ARIES IMarch 21 Apr<l 19) John my bovfnend lost hi s license bee mse he forgollhe 55 mph speed lnml once loo often I NT. - ------------- ------- For Wednesday June 29 Ne1the1 \ ulnera ble -------------- ---- You re about to do some housecleamng 1nvol~1ng your bluepr nt for the future The un workable w 11 be d1scarded 18 .AJ7 3 .K5 ,963 'K I085 +4 +J8 76 ofoQJl09 5 ofo8 62 SOUTH IDI • 962 'A QJ2 +AQ3 ofoK73 - ------------- AGENC\: Ep 1sode Thmking can cure bad breaks Real Estate For Sale WISEMAN Pol tce Surgeon 3 Anf tqu es 20 WIN AT BRIDGE Real Estate For Sale 'lHE Lets Make A Deal 6 13 Days of Our L1 vesJ 4 15 Gu dmg Light 8 10 Our Street Newlywed Game 6 13 Doctors3 4 15 Edgeol N ght8 10 G rl n My L fe 6 13 3 00 - Another Wor ld 3 4 IS Genera l Hosp1fal 6 13 Pr ce Is Right 8 10 For Sale Employment Wanted NICE unfurn shed 5 room ape r1ment bath Just Acosta (0 31 HR Orta (1st) r emOdele d n1ce- l ocat on Phone 992 5434 C10tnnl 6 13 6tc Detrott 030 100 000 2 6 80 Texas 000 000 004 o- 4 8 1 --------------~ Fryman Hiller (9 ) and RIVf;RSIDE apartments 271 N F1rst Ave n ue Mtctdtepor t Moses Je nk ns (7 81 and OtJto Ap pll cat •ons now be ng Sundberg WP H tiler 7 41 ed Pl'1one 614 446 37A6 Hlh Freehan (Jrd) Fregos• er 5 p m 992 5730 (6th) Randle ( 1stl Kallne 6 13 18tp Uth ) 1970 PMC Mob 1e Home un l tJrn shed J bedroom 23 000 BTU A r cond toner por ch an d awn ng $4 950 Excel ent cond t on Phone 247 2245 6 16 Jtc 6 00 - Sun r se Sem1nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - F ve Mtnutes to L1 ve By 4 New s 6 B ble Answers 8 The Story 13 Sacred Heart 10 6 35 - Columbus Today d 6 45 - Farmt1me 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 1S CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 H R Pufns luf 6 7 30 - New Zoo Revue6 Tennessee Tux edo 13 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 tO Jeffs Col l ie 6 Urban Leagu e 10 8 25 - Jack lalanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 Green Acres 10 8 55 - News 13 Chuck Wh1te Report s 10 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 AM 3 Abbo ll & Costello 8 Ph I Donahue 15 W ld Wtld West 6 M st er Roge rs 33 Capta n Kanga r oo 10 M ov 1e Tarzan s H1dden Jung le 13 9 30 - To Tell The Truth 3 Tattletales 8 Electr c Co 33 10 00 - 0 nah Shore 3 15 J okers W 1ld 8 10 Company 6 L11tas YoQa a nd You 33 10 3D-- Jeopard y 3 4 15 Gamb1f 8 10 Wheels K• lns an d Clay 33 I Dream of Jeann 1e 3 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of Odds 3 4 15 M ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 Focus On Energy 33 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Lo ve of Life a 10 Brady Bunch 13 Mounta n Scene 33 11 55 - CBS News8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Search for Tom orrow 8 10 Split Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3 15 A ftern oon W1th OJ 13 E lectr c Co 33 SERV I CE S offered furn lure uphol ster ing reasonab e r ates P ckup and de l very free est mates 3 TRA I LER for 1 or 2 adults on l y professs onal naflsmen to Crt I 992 3t81 se rve you betler and fast er 6 16 6tc Phone Mowrey s Upholster y 65 x 12 MOBI L E home 3 675 A154 Pt Pleasant w va bedroom bath I v ng room fU RN I SH ED apa rt ment Pomeroy 5 30 26tc Ph 992 2174 hall an d 2 bed r ooms ca r adu lt s on y n M ddlepor t ed Phon e 992 7751 pet Phone 992 3874 6 16 tfc 0 DE LL AI n ement located on WILL do house an d roof pa n 5 12 f c Route 124 and Count y Rd 5 I ng Pl'1one 367 7675 Cros sroads comp l ete front 6 2 61p TRAILER Br own s Tra le r end tuneup and brake serv ce Co urt 992 3324 Pease call for appo ntm ent 5 29 tf c 1970 OLDSMOS L E 98 OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage low 742 3232 near Cross roads on Sl at e m leage excellent cond1t•on 5 24 lie Route 124 a 30 to 6 p m 5e l ng seve r a I hundred Monday through SattJrday do Iar s be low local dea l er EXCAVATI NG riMPr IMrl f'f Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 712 1 and back1'1oe work sept c pr ce Phon e 992 3863 ca ll 992 NEW 125 Power Dyne Motor 5 15 26tc 5644 after 6 p m tanks nstalled dump trucks cycle Phone 985 3924 and o boys for h1re w II hau l 6 12 61 c 6 6 3tp fill d rt top so1! l imestone H & w Refr.gerat on Serv ces Relr gerators freezer a r and grave l Call Bob or Roger 1969 CH EVROLE T J4 quart er 9 PI ECE breakfast set condll oners and com mere al Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 ton p ckup good condd on bed ro om su te Hoover un•ls Phone 992 5587 or 992 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 John Rose 949 2822 washer Phone 992 3927 7204 5232 6 14 61C 6 6 Jtp 5 15 26tp 2 11 tfc 967 OLDS 98 4 dr hardtop all OLD John Deere B tractor W1l h powe r and a r $350 Pho n e Au T oMO~LE~su~~ ebee~ SE WING MACHINE ~ Repa1r homemade two wh ee Ira ler cancelled? Lost you r (304 773 5625 serv ce a l makes 992 2284 Electr c starter run s goocl operator s I ce nse Call 992 6 4 Jtc Th e Fabr c Shop F'omeroy Phone 992 7084 7428 Au thor zed S ng er Sa l es and 6 16 3t p 6 15 11 c 965 CUSTOM Ford body Serv 1ce We Sha rpen Sc ssors eng ne and I ansm ISS on Sell 3 29 tf c W ILL TRIM or cut tree s ancl se parate or t oge th er If> F T DUO boat f breg ass sh r u bbery Also c ean otJt DOZER work land ctearmg by Reasonab e Phone (304) 882 120 h p OMC nboard out basements a ll cs etc Phone 2052 the acre hOurly or contract bOard motor AI equ•pment 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 farm ponds roads etc Large 6 13 6tc n cluded Can be seen at 199 6 6 261c dozer and opera tor w th over Mulberry Avenue Pome ro y 20 years exper ience Pull ns Oh •o CONCRETE 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat on CREMEAN S Excavat•ng Pomeroy Oh o 6 16 Jtc det ... rercd Monday lh ough wagon Sl 195 good cond t1on Phone 992 2478 Salur clay and ev en ngs Phone 992 7620 12 19 lfc ..,RQCE R Y bvs ness for sale Phone 446 11 42 5 24 ft c BtJIId ng for sate o r l ea~e 6 13 tfc SE P T I C T A N KS c l eaned Phon e 773 5618 from 8 30 p m WILLYS Jeep Phone 992 5726 reasonab e rates Ph 446 to 10 p m for appo nt ment 6 18 61C 4782 Ga 1 po l s John Russel 3 20 tfc 1953 FERGUSON 30 new •res owner and operator FORD Mob1 e camper fully on fr ont New mo tor new 5 12 tfc DOZER or backhoe work Ph eqtJ •pp ed $2 500 Paul po nts Sl 350 Phone 992 7003 44 6 398 1 or 446 3459 Cheva l er Long Bottom 6 17 3tp SEP TIC TANK S AROB C Oh o 64 1f ---- ~ SEWAGE SYS TEMS 6 19 6tp CLEANED REPAIRED EXCELSIOR Salt Wor ks E MILLER SA N I TAT ION Ma n 51 Pomeroy All K nd s STEWART OHIO PH 662 of sal t water pe lets water 3035 nuggets block salt and own 10 4 tfc Ohio R1 ve r Salt Phone 992 3891 SEPTIC TANKS c l ean ed 6 5 tfc Modern San 1t at on 992 395 4or 992 7J49 WE ARE plckmg up a p ano n 10 23 ftc your area and would l1ke 608 some respons ble party to READY M X CONCRETE ta ke over payments Ca ll MAIN d e l1ve re d r.ght t o y ou r Cred I Manager (614 ) 772 Gallipolis pro1ect Fast and easy Free 5669 or wn te 260 East Ma n POMEROY 0 es t1ma tes Phone 992 32 84 St ree t Ch II cot he Oh o 45601 Goeg l e n Ready M x co 4 7 tfc LOVELY FRAME' & BRICK Middleport Oh o almost new excellenT LOSE We 1ght w lh New Shape 6 30 tfc RACINE ne ghborhood 3 BR doubl e Tab l ets and Hyd rex Wat er 2 STOR Y PERMA ST ONE 3 C BRADFORD A uc tioneer P li s Dutton Drug M d c losets convement k1tch en BR LA RGE MODERN Comclele Serv 1ce dl epo r t and Nelson Dr ug H W f loors w th carpet ng Kl T CHEN 1 ~ BATH S Phone 949 J821 or 949 3161 6 18 3tp double carport 85 ac r e THR OUG HOUT CAR PE T Ra e ne Ohio $24 000 00 FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR Cr tt Bradford 1974 Z I G ZAG S~W IN G GA R AGE ALL ONE MACH I NES left n layaway WELL BUILT - older home 5..1 tfc L ARGE FL AT WE L L A ll bu It m to bu tt onhol e do tn qu1et commun ty about 1 LAND SCAPE D LO T stret ch sew ng and fa ncy FUR t-- R Et: est mates on acre 3 B R d n 1ng fa m1ly PR ICED MID TWENT IES st tchmg Pay lUSt S48 75 cas h a lu m1num replace ment room bath barn chicken or terms ava tabl e Tr ade ms w ndows s1d ng storm doors coop owner mov ng $1 3 500 accepted Phone 992 2653 and w ndow s Ra I ng Phone 0 F F ICE- 446 3643 Char les L s te Syrac use Oh o 6 18 tfc CAN YOU PAPER OR EVENINGS Car l Jacob Sales PAINT' - Here<Sadandy 8 Bud McGtlee-446 1255 VACUUM Cleaners Br and new R eprese ntat ve V v room s 4 6-;<R. sma ll E M Ike W•seman446 tank ty pe mode ls w th 5 Jo hnson and Son Inc 3196 basement double. lol wtfh attachments only S24 40 cash 4 30 tfc tra1ler hooku'l n ew ca r or t er m s ava l able N ew upr ght models $29 90 cash or peftng new gas F A fur l er ms ava table Trade ns FARM lor sale a ppro x mate y nace $12 900 15 m l es fro m Pomero y 55 accep t ed Phone 992 2653 NEAR MINE 3 - 2 story acres 8 room house w th 6 18 tf c fram e 4 B R dtntng R 1112 bath 2 ba rns pond other out ------ - btJIId ng s Phone 698 3791 8 TR ACK tape comb nat on 4 baths 2 garages storage speake r sound system am fm 6 14 6tc about 2 acres $10 000 - -- - - rad10 Balance $109 52 or terms can be arr ang ed Ca l l 3 STORY frame home garage 99') 3965 REGATTA DAYS ARE ca rp eted w th new ptumb1n g 6 18 lfc and elect r c w r ng Total HERE IS YOUR FROG IN etec tr c nctudes 2 stoves 2 SHAPE' YOU JUMP AT 1973 HONDA 350 Four Cyl n refr gerato r s and some ONE OF THE FINE der Show roo m cond t on turn lur e s1tuated on ex tr as M eta l flake red BARGAINS ABOV E beaut ful J ,. acre lot As k mg Immac ulate mecnan ca l a nd 992 2259 or 992 2568 S29 500 Ca l l 992 5933 appearance Phone 992 7210 6 23 3tc afte r 7pm 6 18 6tc CHOI CE of two 3 bedroom homes by owner Bath & 2 ~~tddleport Pomeroy 2 P IEC E Ear ly A mer can Hv ng bu II n k I chen wall to wall room su te and 2 platform ca rp et full baseme nt w 1t h r ockers Good co n d t•on garage B r ck f ro nt s Phone 992 56 14 alum mum Sid ng a nd 6 18 3tC overhangs 2 acre lot Pr• ce $26 500 each Call 985 3596 or WH IT E Ch nese geese 6 wee ks 985 4177 old Ca ll 992 7685 6 14 10tc 6 18 4tp NE W d st• rbu t1on compa ny needs f ve people n Me gs Gall1a and Mason Coun t 1es Car necessa r y Call 992 2046 be tween 9 30 to 12 00 noon 6 17 Stc -------------- ROOFS and houses pa ntect Free est mates pl enty of r ef er ences Phone 992 33 63 5 30 12t p 1 ax a St rVJC.' t: Rrakcs Rumam c Rap .J I June19,1974 Th1s w111 be a year mar1<ed by new begmn ngs 1n two tmpor tan! areas Oppor1un t es Will ar se suddenly so be on lop of thmg s at all 1 mes LIBRA (Sop! 23 Oct 23) By II dt•n .md Sut' Bollt'l WEDNESDAY JUNE 19 1974 For Sale MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS MEIGS County Humane Soc etv Thr f t Sho p open 10 a m 1111 4 30 p m every Fr day and Saturday New used stock arr v ng week y C l o t h ng col l ectlb es app l a n ces treasures records P•clures books amps l oys Loca ted ac ross I rom Po neroy Posl Olf ce 5 12 tfc 2 61p 1 00 - Tom orrow 3 4 Take F1ve for Ltfe 15 Th e Mur derer s 13 2 00 - News 4 Water Ltn es it nd Power Ltnes All work done by t he fool or contract Al so dozer work and sept1c tanks 1n -st'B IIed ~-::-::-=::-:: rv ::_::::p:=-~E-=:R=J~E¥N~C~E~D~; 6 10 12 30 - News 13 DITCHING SERVlCE anew home' Need 11 oo ~ News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - John ny Carson 3 4 15 Untou chables 13 M 1ss on lm poss1bl e6 M ov 1e The Blue Panther 8 Tontght We Smg !::=====================; 'f Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Btll Brown Owner Rutland , Oh1o add I anal rooms' Home Need r epa r s ' Call 949 3832 for ndep end ent est mat e 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 Auto Sales Open 6 days open eventngs by appotntment Stag- No Mtnors- Stag 9 30 - Book Beat 20 Shaft 8 10 10 00 - Wash1ngton Stra ght Talk 33 News 20 Mar cus Welby 6 13 NBC News Present s 3 4 15 742-5293 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Ntght992 3525 or 992 5232 PLA NNING 15 The l on and Androcles 33 Nova 20 8 30 - Hawa 1 F •ve 08 10 Banacek 3 4 15 Move Th e Gr eat Amertcan Beauty Contest 13 How Awful About Allen 6 9 00 - Black IS a Beaut ful Woman 33 Washmgton Stra ght Talk 20 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS • I Spy 15 7 30 - To Te ll The Truth 6 New Pr ce Is R ght 8 10 R FD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Oea er s Cho ce 4 Bea t The Clock 13 8 00 - Happy Oays6 13 Nova 20 Maude 8 10 Adam 12 3 14 Now Open tor Bustness BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT WOOD TRUSSES 222 13 7 00 - What s My l ne 8 Du sty s Trail 13 Elec Co 20 T ruth or Conseq 3 Beat T he Clock 4 News 6 10 Paul Nu ch ms 33 Free Est mates ·i·~====::===:==~==~====~ L::::::::::::::::::::::~ r Mobile Homes For Sale ANNUAL TUESDAY J.JNE 18 1974 Moved to Rutland lf4 m le ns1de ctty lim t on rtght corner B1rck St and Rt 124 777 Pearl Sf reef M•ddleport Oh o Phnn{' 992 5367or992 386 1 Generation Rap 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Nev. s 3 d Tru th or Conseq 6 ldtas Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 6 8 10 N BC News 3 4 IS Patchwork 33 Room J&B AUTO BODY Sewer Work B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY CARPORT Sa e 1165 V e MO B IL E hon e for ent Adu lt s Street M dd l epor' ?v.,h s~ on l y Phone 991 5591 June 20 21 and 22 6 6 tf c !ems 6 16 4tc UNFUR NI SHED home 1 10x 50 MOBILE home new rooms ul 1 ty room and bath ca rpe t anct furnace a x 20 RED U CE sa fe c1nd fast w th qarage 1655 Pon t Lane awnmg See Gary Sm th GoBese Tablet s & E V1p Phon e 99'2 3874 Chester Oh o aft er 6 p m waler pd s Ne lson DrtJg 6 7 tfc 6 18 6tp 6 8 li e - - - -· -· Me1gs County F1sh & Game Assoc pm Phon e 6 18 1'ltc OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO -------------"' . I c POMEROY MOTOR CO. - ------------- c:: ONE n ew and t urnh shed apar4 lmcn l 3 rooms l h one rooms a d ba lh l um shed Royno ds Ap:1r tment Mason w va on 11395 low m leage V 8 automa t ~~---.---- "You're a good fighter," Joe FraZier said "You're one helluva man, ' sa1d Jerry Quarry Olarlle Quarry, sittmg next to her husband also shook Joe FraZier's hand After he left, she said • don't care what Muhammad Ali says That man has a lot of "I 1 l 1ke new mtertor rad a I gh t gr een fm sh NEW YORK (UP!) - The bell had sounded endmg round tour, Jerry QJ!arry somehow found tins last btl of energy to p1ck himself off the floor, and his mother felt she had seen all she wanted Let s go ' she S8ld to the other two women alongside her at NOW OPE N H ess s Refr gerat on and a r con nngs1de ' It s all over He put up no fight at all dt fton ng Spec al on Mrs Arwanda Quarry, mother of the battered Califorma auto m ob 1e a 1r cond ton ng S5 to check and gas up A lso heavy• - "hi, moved toward the atsle and was followed by her v s•t our second hand stor e mother, Mrs BlllOma Tolbert and her son s stnkmgly attractive c loth ng and m sc •! ems at barga n pr ces Located on wife, Charlie Old Rf 33 2 m t es from Jerry Quarry 's mother wasn t bemg cold or cruel, she was Pom eroy Phone 992 2989 6 13 6tc simply actmg like any other mother who doesn't relish the 1dea of seemg her boy bludgeoned and bloodied without bemg able to H UGE garage sa l e he ld n I v ng room at 618 South Th r d help hun Avenue M dd epo rt Star ttng I didn 't want to see Jerry get hurt, she sa1d after former Monday June 17 10 a m 7 30 p m Every day t ems To o heavywe1ght champ1on Joe Louts, servmg as referee, finally num erou s to ment 1on halted the bout at 1 37 of the fifth round and awarded Joe Frazier 6 16 4tp a techmcal knockout As far as I'm concerned, they should ve ------ ~-- ----DEEMS Restaurant across stopped it before the round even started • from South ern H1 g h Schoo l open 6 30 a m 7 days a week Joe Frazier felt pretty much the same way Pr ces same as past Op en One of hts murderous left hooks had sent Quarry to the canvas hope to see you back 6 16 Jtc a second or so before the end of the fourth round The tunekeeper continued counting after the bell, as the rules stipulate m New C L OSE OUT sa l e V ll age F abnc Shop Tupp er s Pi a ns York State and Quarry managed to get to his feet by fiVe Ent •re sto ck go ng at cos t Like a Bee Sa e ends Jun e 28 Hour s 9 to 3 da ty When the bell sounded for the fifth FraZier was on Quarry like 6 11 5t p a bee on honey and suddenly, mexplicably he stepped back His action became clear after one look at Quary'sface NO sewage or refuse s to be dumped n th e cre ek on my Blood was streanung down his cheek from a deep ugly cut property fro m th e Ru st•c Hill s above his left eye wh1ch would reqwre 15 stitches before he left area or any other area George Fr ee and MadiSOn Square Garden Moreover, Quarry obviOusly was 6 18 3tc havtng trouble seemg He looked flit li1J the world like a. man ~~ u muddled nund On one hand, he wanted to keep fighting on lf!!·l~ other, he knew he couldn't Ma,or League Res ults By Untied Press International Only a few moments earher durmg the fourth round Joe National League FTaz1er had sensed the end was near for Quarry ( 13 mn ) Well Jerry, I m gonna kill you " he sa1d, gr1nrung a San Dg ooo 001 301 ooo 2- 7 13 3 terrifymg sort of grm Chtcg 104 ooo ooo ooo o - 5 9 o But now Joe Fraz1er had a sudden change of heart Jones Gr e f (7) Tomlm (9) Hardy (9) Sp liner {13) and One more punch could do 1t Barton Kendall (8) Lundstedt Joe Fraz1er d1dn t want to throw 11 He d1dn t have the heart In (11) Fr ail ng L aRo che (7) Pma (7) Hooton (9) Stone ( 11) a sense, this was a replay of h1s f1ght w1th Joe Bugner, the and Sw sher WP Hardy (6 2) German heavywe1ght Bugner was wobbly on hts way down and L P Ston e (1 1) HR W nf eld I11th ) Wide open Joe Frazier had his f1st cocked, but he purposely wouldn t hit Joe Bugner nor would he hit Jerry Quarry Los Angeles 010 002 ooo- 3 7 2 PittSburgh 010 402 OOx - 7 10 2 You soft-hearted, Joe '" one newsman asked hun after Sutton Houg h {6) Zahn (81 Monday night's TKO of Quarry and Yeager Brett (8 51 an d Sangull len LP Sutton (6 6) ' No, I wouldn t say that said the ex-champ When I sa1d to Quarry I was gonna kill him m the fourth round' 11 was JUS! an Atlant-a 140 000 012 - 8 9 1 New York 100 000 000 - 1 4 1 expresswn, I didn't mtend to take his life" P Niekro (8 4> and Oates ' Then after the fifth round started I didn't want to hit him m Par ker Sadeck (2) M cGraw (6) Apodaca (9) and Hodges the face agam I don t like to btl a man when he s m bad trouble I I,.P Parker (1 6) HR Evans don t want to do a man damage I don't get any pleasure taktng a (6th I man apart San Fran 001 000 200- 3 1 o Didn't Want to Hurt St LOUIS 000 000 000- 0 8 0 Barr (4 3) and Rader CurtiS Later, after changmg mto his street clothes, Joe Frazier Garman (7) and S m mons L P repeated what he had sa1d earlier, saymg he didn't want to knock ClJr ll s (4 7) Quary out or hurt hun anymore Montreat 0~0 000 001- 3 10 2 That's the way I was brought up by my mother and father,' C1nc1nnat1 400 440 OOx - 12 16 o Rogers Taylor (4) Enyart he swd Look I know some people would kill me if they could CSJ DeMo la (6J and Foo te everybody wants to take me apart, but I m not built that way Norman (6 5) and Bench LP Rogers (7 7J That's right I backed up when I saw Jerry couldn't prO!ect himself m the fifth I sa1d to Joe (Lows) this man 15 cut bad Houston 210 ooo 200- 5 9 2 Ph1ladelph 021 110 Oh 710 1 What are you gomg to do•• Ostee n (6) and W lson He JUst waved his arms hke we should contmue, but soon Johnson Carlton Twitchell (71 Herna z (9) and Boon e w P after that, he stopped 11 Tw t ch ell ( 1 1J LP osteen (5 Marv1s Frazier, 13, and big for his age, listened to his father 7l HR S Schm 'dt ( 17th ) T aylo r ( 1 Sf) talking there m the dri!SSI,Ilg room This was only the thll'd time he had seen him fight One of the othet times he d1d was agamst \, George Foreman-"he's a strong dude '" Amencan Le1gue What did Marvts Frazier thmk of hts father purposely refusing M1nnesota 000 000 ooo o 5o to follow up his advantage agamst Jerry Quarry• Baltimore 000 001 OOx 1 50 Albury (2 6) and Borgman n "What do I think• ' the boy said 'I think that's good sportCuellar (9 Jl and Etchebarren HR Gr Ch (81hl smanship You could see how bad he was hurt " Before leaving the Garden Joe FTaz1er made one stop He ChiCago DOl 000 o~o- J 52 Cleveland 001 010 011- 4 a 1 stopped inside Quary's dreSStng room and when he approached, J Henderson P1tlock (51 Quarry, sitting dlsconsately on a bench holding an 1cepack to his Acosta (8) and Herrmann G Per ry (12 ll and Duncan L P fi811t ear, munediately jwnped to accept Fraz1er s outstretched hand o 1969 CHEVELLE P A RA SO L Bout que Sa lon nexl to Skare A Way announces l he new I me sav ng fool proof untperm system to g 1ve a per fect perm on eve r y head Introd uc tor y Spec al Sl 8 50 r eg $20 Jun e 11 22 Phone for appo ntm en t now 985 .diAl Sa nd ra Trusse ll Kearns own er and ope r a tor 6 9 12tc B} MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spur s EdlloT RIVER SI DE Aparlm en ts 27 N F •rst Av e M ddl eporl 01 o App l cat ons now be nq rt cce pt"'d Phone 6 11 4116 374 ft or aft er 5 p m 992 5730 6 2 18fC $229S r ad W1IN E l ~c ln c Gas I 1 1n s f.all e d qu lfiln tec d 992 3092 PRIVATE meet nq room tor any or gan zat on phon e 992 3975 3 I I tfc Sport Cus tom 8 P1ckup wh teover dark r ed V 8 eng me 4 speed trans radto good tt res Loaded w th ex tras 1912 CHEVROLET PICKUP Business Services- - - sudden change tor th e bener may occur that w1lt g1~e you great er sta tu s where your wort&: 1s concerned You U have to be on 'your toes to spot 1! 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I I I ' ~I �0 7- The Datl)cSentu\el Middleport Pomeroy 0 6- The Da1ly Sent mel Middlepo rt Pomt'roy U l'u<sday June 18 1974 g~~~~:s:;~pr:,~~~:'t:{~~~,':;~iSentihel Classifieds Get Results! r Not ce •S hereby Q ven hat John P Boyd Oak H I Oh 0 Charles L boyd Tuppors Pia ns Oh10 .=~ d Lawrence eoyd M dd l eport 01 o hav e been du y appo nted Ad m n stra tor s of the Es l atl;' ol El se B Brya 1t decease d a e of the V I age of Rutland Me gs Coun ty Oh o Cred tors ar e reQu•red o 1 l c the r c la•ms Wi th sad f due ary Wlft1 n l our months Dated th s 13th day of Jun e 19 74 Mann ng D Webster Judg£> Co urt of Common Pl eas Probate> D v son Me gs Cou n ty Oh o ( 6 18 25 (7 2 3tc - Fo· Rent In Memory Mf:l'v iJ I-;Y o y dl i!r o her A 1 el a V\ l~cr WllO passed ;tw y 10 year s aqo tod ay Ju f' l A Men or es arf' rc Hurf's No one ccl n s tca Dt> at h s a hcarta cl e That 'ott ny cnn c a Son e 1 ay Iorg e you Mom S n ee you Jr c qon cBu t I Shill reme nber No n il tl er how lonq Se~ cttv n sse d b y y ou dauqh l er Hele 1 C ne 6 I B li e Card 1971 FORD4 WH DRIVE of Thanks Today's Sport Parade H T Cpe I I < \ good Rou<o 3~ t res clean 5360 Not1ce 10dl 77 3 COU NTRY Mab l e Home Pa k N ew d eve opmcnt off Rou te 33 ten m l es north of Pome roy La r ge lot s w t~ concre te pat os s dewa lk s runn e r s and offslrcet par k ng Also spaces lor sm all t ra1 ers Phone 99 2 747 9 6 18 261C BU SI NE SS room 22 X 80 23 4 E Man St Pomeroy Oh o Phon e 99 2 5786 or 99'J 397 5 6 12 lfc Nohce 399 W M a m Pomeroy 0 Located at Mod ern Supply Small Eng1ne Repa1r DoLcr Backhoe Tr uck '> L me~ lon £> & F II D•rl Cl'lm mcroa I Res 1dent a I Cv l \ fruct1on & Remodel \ I ~~ • • • • • Lawn Goy Tecumseh Koh er W sco ns n All olher makes ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED s7'Sh Butltto Your Specs Delivered to Job S1te HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Ma son W Va FISH FURNI SHED eff cency a pi Cal l 99'/ 578 6 6 16 6tc FRY lOLA'S AI Fraternal Order of Eagles Cluli Room Pomeroy Oh1o Beauty Salon June 20 starting 1 p m John & May Sts Dmner Served s p m to 7 SYRACUSE PH 992 2549 Advance TICkets n 00 At Door ll so I June Special Mon & Tues Permanents- -$10 00 Ha1r Cuts $1 50 Atr Condttloned and TV For Your Comfort KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIG S Fo r a good 1 ne of Cosmet cs fr end y serv tc e and so m eone to ch at w 1th g ve m e a ratt He en Jane Brown 99 2 511 3 3 19 He -- -------A T O Z Mart used fu r n-;;hed appl ances cloth ng d shes and mise ~ ~ 33 op pos1t e t ra •l er court Hartford w Va - ------ --- 4 10 tfc Wanted To Buy OLD furnllure oa k tables crocks •ce bo)(es brass beds dt shes ctesks or complete hou seholds wr te M D MIter Rt 4 Pom eroy Oh o call 992 7760 5 13 t f c ----------CAS H paid for all makes and models of mo b l e homes Phone area code 614 423 953 1 4 1J tf c ------ ------- J UN K Au t os com pl ete and del vered t o our yar d We p cku p auto bod1 es and buy a ll k nds of scrap meta l s and r on R1der s Salvage Stat e Route 124 Rt 4 Pom t>roy Oh1o Phon e 992 5468 5 22 26 tp FARM 200 acres more or less $5 000 down re st n pa y m ents to owner Wnte R Breun1g 2916 Blueberry La Bow e Md 20715 or ca ll (301) 262 2057 6 Ia 1tc Sell your steel scrap, cast 1ron, sheet 1ron, copper, brass , alumtnum, auto battertes, auto rad1ators and IBM Products to the Rosenberg Co , Athens, Oh1o We close each Frtday at Noon, and w1ll be closed 4 and 5 July Help Wanted GR ILL cook and k tchen help want ed App ly n per son at Crows Stea k House 6 14 12tc -------- - ----- WAITRESSESwanted Apply n per son Crows Steak House 5 14 tfc E XPE RIEN CE D pa n ter n ter o r and exte r or Ca! l tlonald Van Meter 985 3951 5 22 26tp -------------Pets For Sale YORKSHIRE Terr er pu ps A KC Cham p on s1 r ed 7 wks old Sh o ts wormed and ped greed Phone 985 4106 6 14 61C IRISH Sef1er pups Sl amese K ttens At<C Poodle pupfoes .Pheasant chicks Phone 256 62.d7 6 4 26tc For Rent - ---- ' I tr:A Radla From t he largest Truck or Bulldozer Rad ator to the smal lest Heater Core Nathan B1gg s Radtalor Spec1ahsf SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 12 S5 - NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Not For Women Only 15 Concen trat on 8 What s M y l ne 10 Cook n Ca1un 33 30 - 3 On A M a tch J 4 15 As The Wor ld Turns B 10 Woman 33 2 00 33 2 30 - The Lton and Androcles 3 30 - Orie Life to L1 ve 6 13 Phtl Donahue 4 M atch Game B 10 How To Surv1ve A Marrtage 3 15 Ca rrascolendas 33 4 00- Mr Car t oon 3 Som er set 15 Sesame St 33 H uck & Yogt 6 I Dream of Jeanne 13 Mov1e Sai l a Crooked Ship 10 Tattl etales 8 4 3D-G reen Acre s 3 Bonanza 15 Jackpot 4 V trg na n 8 G1l ltgan s Island 6 Dan1 el Boone 13 5 00 - M r Rogers20 33 BonanzaJ Merv Grtff1n 4 B1g Val ley 6 5 30 - Elec Co 33 Hodgepodg e l odge 20 Hogans Her oes 13 West ern St ar Theater 15 6 00 - News 3 4 8 10 15 ABC News 13 Sesame Sf 20 Truth or Cons 6 Black ts a Beautiful Wom a n 33 30 - News 3 4 6 8 10 1S Room 222 13 7 00 - News 6 10 What s My L1ne 8 Trulh or Cons 3 Beat The Clock 4 Elec Co 20 J 1mm y Dean 13 Ca ll ol the West 15 Electric Company 20 Wash ngton Straig ht Talk 33 7 30 - To Tell The Truth 6 Sale of the Century 8 The Judge iO 6 Beat The Clock 13 NORTH • Q 10 8 4 ' 74 + K 109 52 ofo A 4 WEST E REALTY -------- - ---- garage locate d near sc hool Syracuse Oh o Phone 992 3860 6 11 12tp HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS 2-------------BEDROOM house n M1d 4,000 BTU •109.95 These sizes also ava tlable s 000 6 ooo 8 ooo 10 000 and 12 000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK •- ' aa.l r Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 992-2181 dlepo r t New k1tchen and bath ap pl•anc es 1n c luded Cal l 992 531 0 6 2 26 tp HbUS~- 6--;:oom Sa nd- bath close d m porch 3t.. acre land Chester Ca l l 985 3537 6 13 6tc:: Almost 2 w 1th small bedroom home barn bath 4 FA furnace modern kttchen and garage Want only SIS 000 oo MIDDlEPORT - Locat<on lor store houses da1ry shop serv i ce station or drtve m POMEROY - Bu< ld •ng lot has a 10x50 mob1 le home 2 bedrooms wtth tt for only $5 750 00 MIDDLERORT- Dne acre plus 2 hotJses that you can rent Room for two tra1ler s Want ONE- n ev- a ll ele ctrt c 3 jUSt $17 SOO 00 bedroom $19 900 and 3 ot her 80 ACRES ~U'-n::d;:: e:-rT:Iease with hom es Phon e 992 J975 or 992 all mmerals 7 room house 2571 ____________.:__-:==:=:=:=:::::=:6:5=tf~c fish free ga s 2 barns and pond REAL ESTATE FOR SALE New 3 bedroom home wtth basement & garage 1314 baths all eleclr1c wtth central atr condltton•ng, paneling a plenty, diShWasher df.uble sink refrigerator fully car peted wrth curtatns at windows Lot SIZ&100'x360 1 next to playground on dead end street Located rn Tuppers Pla<ns Oh1o andpncedaiS18 DOOforaqu~eksalo stocked FINE LARGE HOME - 5'h baths 6 bedrooms steam heat Large 12 rooms ov€'rlook1n g the Ohio R<ver Obi garage on 1 l ar ge lot Needs owner A HOME I~ YOUR BEST INVESTMENT YOU OC CUPY IT AS YOU INCREASE unpleasant that is about to be tenmnated w111 not be apparent at once Later you II apprec1 ate the benefits i I ve been usmg my car for ou r dates wluch would be okay cxc-.,pl he cxpe<ls me to go Dul<h lo shows and restaurants yel he doesn t offer lo pa) ha lf the gas Also he s usmg me as a taXI service The other mght he ca lled and asked 11 I d p1ck h1m up and 1.3ke h1m loa guys house fo1 a poker game (girls not mcluded ) He even borrowed $10 In case ftc lost He d<d Tomg hl he wanted me to dr1ve hun to bowling lanes aboul20 miles awav for a league game I refused and nou he s fw 10us Two questiOns' Do you lhmk he 11 be back? And should I 1.3 ke lum back? - lAURIE S TAXI SER \ l( E TAURUS (April 20 May 20) SAGITTARIUS INov 23-Dec Be prepa red for somethmg un usua I to pop up where t nances are c oncerned 11 can be ad vanlageous f you act QU ck l y and sens bly 21) Don t be hes1tan t about altenng a dec1s1on that does not serve your best advantage Now s the I me not later CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jon GEMINI IMay 21 June 20) 19) You w II func t on much better at the present 1f you are work ng toward a def n te target Sel your s1ghts h1gh An nterest ng new avenue s abou t to open up jor you To make the most of 11 you II make a maJor c hange n your present course AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Fob t9) Ou1te unexpectedly and under rather uniQue c rcumstances you II be maktng a new ac qua mtance who w II brtng new deas 1nto your I le CANCER !June 2t-July 22) A s ltJat on that has had an n Dear I aune F1rst Question Yes - SUE h b l1ng e fl ec t upon you w II drama! Ca lly end Th s shou ld make you leel more 1ndepen dent + Dear Laune PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) A change you haven t prepared yourse lf lo r w1ll have a tavora ble eflecl upon the ent re fam1ly even though 1t may shake thmgs up a b I LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You re Second question No - HELEN gong to be get11ng a lulu of an dea that w II pu t you actively n pursu 1t of a new nterest A close fnend w1l l be nvolved Dear Helen and Sue l am 12yearsolda ndhave allkmdsofproblems First I look VIRGO IAuq 23 Seot 22) A 16 About a) ear ago I mel an 18-year-<>ld guy He mtroduced me to drugs and sex Mom stlll lhmks I m her good little girl After he split, I tned to get m w1th m} old g1rl fnends but . theyd1dn t want to hang around w1th a drugg1e Fmally I met an older g1rl who also did dope and e\erythmg Dea r G C As we ve said many tunes before someone IS always there else to help a g1rl or boy m trouble You ve taken the first step by I thought I was enJoymg myself I even shot up and I may be hooked I haven't been stratght for two weeks But the worst gomg to the free clm1 c Now take another by conf1ding m your th mg 1s I m pregnant lfound that out at the free clime They also parents Perhaps they can send you to a different locallon temporanly where k1ds won t know your reputatwn, and sa1d I had VD I don t know who s responsible fm e1ther one startmg over w11l be eas1er - HELEN except me I can ttell my Mom Maybe I won t have to if the clime will +++ Dear Rap take care of thmgs Bul l don t wan! to go back to drugs and bemg You asked for suggestions on fads to replace streaking How anybody s g1rl about dressmg 'See who can put on the most clothes one layer Is there a way to go back to lhe ""Y I was before I mel this after anothelt, lDltU they rau down under the we)~ bl lhmr crowd' - GOING CRAZV threads - IDEA PERSON Dear G C Of course there s a way back' It 1sn t nearly as easy as the l>y •"><I BOB tEE slide down, but you can make 11 w1th a lot or help from the nght Unscramble these four Jumbles. people one letter to each square to Level w1th counselors althe chruc Tell them your true age form four m:dw ary word s. your real name your drug history They II gmde you out of your problems and I m sure the) won t let go until they see you re well on the mend - SUE •nNRIIl~NOl.O ACROSS I Puncture 5 SW1SS DOWN I Fastemng device 2 Woodwmd 3 Protracted I Work canton 10 Cancel as a flight 12 Likeness 13 0 T book (3 wds) IS Baseball throw 16 Popular pop umt S Herd anunals 6 Egypllan de<ly 7 SaiYador or Juan 8 Fellow ( sl ) 9 P1a ntst McCann II Thus far ( 2 wds) 14 Memorable girlish expene nce 12 wds ) smger 17 Place for a hoe down 18 Endmg for cow or stew 21 Yells 21 frop<cal tree 25 Cos tmg 14 wds ) 27 Green 17 Inlaid decoratton Encourage 18 19 Source 20 Challenge 21 Pierce 22 Tramp 23 Great Barner Island 21 Adams grandson 26 Tac1t 30 Swerved 31 Arab chieftam 32 Aswn nvcr 33 Lola Rosemary or Pnsc <lla 34 Pn ce pa1d 35 Des ignate 36 Laughmg sound 37 Epoch 38 - Stevens Mansions hero 28 - pme 29 Feather scarf 30 HISSing sound 31 She was born free 32 Wmglike part 35 Meredtth Willson ffi USlCa l (3 wds) 39 Lofty nest 40 Faze 41 Facial §dornment 42 'Under the Ywn Yum - ' CATUE Act on 33 On The Money 4 H g h Rol lers 15 8 00 - Chase 3 4 15 Th e Cowboys 6 13 Bobb i e Gentry 10 Woman A I ve 20 33 Mov1e A Message to My Daughter 6 [) 13 9 00 - V 1deo The New Wave 20 Mov 1e One Two Three 15 Can non 8 10 8 111 Moyers Journal20 33 9 30 Joyce at 34 20 33 10 00 - Ko1ak 8 .. 10 News 20 Eliot Norton Rev ews 33 Ellof6 13 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 3 4 rYS1URt Doc 11 00 - News 3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 M ss 1on Impossib le 6 Un touchab les 13 Mov1es Operat on Doubl e Cross 8 Por t r a tt of a Mobs ter 10 12 30 - News 13 W ld W ld West 6 1 00 - Tomor r ow 3 4 Take F ve For L1fe 15 Razzle Dazzle Rock n Ro l l 13 2 00 - News 4 7 30 p m 30 p m 30 p m - 8 9 \ PUCH/Gj I ( DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's ho" to work 11 [j THE6M\E. 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Now arran1e the circled (ellen to fonn the surprite answer, aa suggested by Lhe above cartoon. lA(l llllllXJ CAVLE CHANNEL FIVE I Jumlle• PUDGY Coun tr y & Western Comedy '): r•luday • Amu•u Supe r s tar AXYDLBAA XR LONGFELLOW Is CHICK (A.Illwen lomorrowJ BURLAP GASKET /{ow 3umr people act u:he11l/,eg 1e rolht?r h1gll- ..UPPISH One l etter stmply stands for anoth er Jn th Ls sample A is used for the thre e L s X f 01 the two 0 s etc Sm gle l etters apostrophes the length :md f orm ahon of t he v. ords are all hmts Each day the code l etters are dtfTerent CRYPTOQUOTES V DNLN GAJN VRAI RJ INC AB RI 0 R I U, BLNJD JVLNlKV D SI U LN R I JGRLS SGGSLNP N P PS PROVERB LITTLE EAST I 01.N T GET CUTH8EI?:T JONES t\HD HS FOLKS OFF Mr M ND lH£'1' HP.V£1'1 1 MU CH OF A F"ARM BUT IT 5 tiL L THEr HAVE CAN TAKE IT AND TI-lEY WORt< AND WORt< - Jl.IST BOUT BREAK EVEN IN GOOD T MES Tllfr-4 BAD TINlES C'OME' AND MAYSE A LITTlf S'10'NE5S OR SO~ETH f'l F'I:TiiA- r;:::=======::::-1 I GUESS TH(XJSANDS 0 NEVER WANT TO SEE YOU AOA.IN·IF I EVER GET Ql,!T OF HERE . WI'TH SO MA~ Y HARD FOlKS ARE IN Ttt SAME ~I'{ 6'UJ NOBOD'l HAS HE"AF?D F"AMI LY THAT BOAT ~OT Tl1f R FAULT F"Oi.KS GOI N BUST VUii SORT 0 111 JONE5f'5 BLAM N ELSE F"OR. THE112 BAD Ll.ICK-- THAT GOES DOUBL VOU 1-lEEL! A A~Y9'0DY . West North East South Pass 2.. 3N T 2' Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 005H EA~Y- IF Tti05E CL.OCKWORK J:: 6 UR'E$ ONLY CHIME EVERY QUARTE-R HOUR 'YOU REAl z. E- THE ODDS ADA ~ST l.l7 F NDI'-16 An Automobile Policy ER SURE IF YOU DONT FAR 1'6 I CAN TELL ALL I. HAVE lD DO 15 APPROVE OF WifAT FASHIONS ARE TO BE PHOlOGRAPHED AoAIN&T WlfAT BACK6ROUND0' STAY OUT 1DO UITE l1\j<; IS Tfl[; BV.O nf'ltR 1 W>-S ll:"l..L..\ )J(o ------..~OJ t>eOJr' ALLEY OOP IS MAUREEN HERE? HAIN T SEED HER FO A WEEK-OR A YAA- ?? NEVAH KIN F GGER East would wm a nd lead a club to dummy s ace South would cash the last two d1a monds a nd then take a sec· ond hear t fmesse The whole pomt would be that South would make the same four diamond tr1cks but would get one more heart tnck Don I fret, lUSt dr1ve Our policy covers all l1abdit1es , Coli today. THE BORN LOSER WINKLE my s mne ~ ~ OUT WH ICH IS >IIOST- NO WE M EANS 'YO WONDE:R MORON"- IT S YORE NAME " DANG IT'~­ THASSTH OUEST 0"1 AH ALLUS FAI LS ONMAH I Q TESTS " NEWSPAPt:H t:NTt:RPR ISE ASSN I l!#H;l!]t!§,i!JD ' The biddmg has been 18 North East South Pass 1 Dble You South hold .654,KJ4 32 • AQ97 .. 3 REUTERBROGAN Insurance Services THAR S ELVINEY' • I WHATSHES WOO~J!;TOCK MADE A QUILT FOR M~OUT OF ALL M~ ~EJECTION SUPS t-...-,:::;;;r-::o-----.....,,;i l.l_ J A-Bid nvo spades Your hand '2,_ Ii ~ TODAY S QUESTION You bid two spades and your partner btds three clubs What tlo you do now? L..<::;..- . J Phone 992 5130 I; ... : • ~ Is too good for a JUmp to either GEORGE S. HOBSTEITER REAL ESTATE BROKER j . . ,,X What do you do now? three or four bearts Phone 98~ 4186 after< oo PM Box 101 Pomeroy, Oh1o, 457•9 • CDNNPNL C R PQAH Yesterday 's Cryploquote WHAT THE FOOL DOES IN TijE END, THE WISE MAN DOES IN THE BEGINNING- DICK TRAc.;"Y By Oswald & James Jacoby We are tndebted to Jan Wohlin of Stockholm fo r to days hand South gets to a good three notrump co ntract after a Stayman response to h1s opemng notrump b1d He started out correctly by wmnmg the club lead m h1s own hand The next three tncks were taken by h< s ace and queen of diamonds and dummy s kmg A fourth d1a mond lost to East s Jack A club was led bac k to dummy s ace and the f1fth d1amond cas hed A s ue cessful heart fine sse gave h1m h1s seve nth trick, but the kmg fa1led to drop under the ace and he had to go down one Mr Wohhn pomts out that South would have made h1s contract 1n sp1te of the bad break Jf he JUSt stopped to thmk when West showed out on the seco nd d1amond South should stmply overtake hts queen w1th dummy s kmg take a heart fmesse and lead h1s three of d1amonds to dum 92.1 WMPO-FM NEW LISTING - UneJtpected cond lions w It anse that w 11 call for las t sw tch ol plans The chances you !1 make w111 be w1se ones ~"trl by THOMAS JOSEPH THI5 t.,li.JT STEREO acres SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Nov 22) TNio full efte cls ol somelh<ng Opeomg leact - •Q GREAT COUNTRY' -------------HOUSE 5 rooms attached 1974 ARIES IMarch 21 Apr<l 19) John my bovfnend lost hi s license bee mse he forgollhe 55 mph speed lnml once loo often I NT. - ------------- ------- For Wednesday June 29 Ne1the1 \ ulnera ble -------------- ---- You re about to do some housecleamng 1nvol~1ng your bluepr nt for the future The un workable w 11 be d1scarded 18 .AJ7 3 .K5 ,963 'K I085 +4 +J8 76 ofoQJl09 5 ofo8 62 SOUTH IDI • 962 'A QJ2 +AQ3 ofoK73 - ------------- AGENC\: Ep 1sode Thmking can cure bad breaks Real Estate For Sale WISEMAN Pol tce Surgeon 3 Anf tqu es 20 WIN AT BRIDGE Real Estate For Sale 'lHE Lets Make A Deal 6 13 Days of Our L1 vesJ 4 15 Gu dmg Light 8 10 Our Street Newlywed Game 6 13 Doctors3 4 15 Edgeol N ght8 10 G rl n My L fe 6 13 3 00 - Another Wor ld 3 4 IS Genera l Hosp1fal 6 13 Pr ce Is Right 8 10 For Sale Employment Wanted NICE unfurn shed 5 room ape r1ment bath Just Acosta (0 31 HR Orta (1st) r emOdele d n1ce- l ocat on Phone 992 5434 C10tnnl 6 13 6tc Detrott 030 100 000 2 6 80 Texas 000 000 004 o- 4 8 1 --------------~ Fryman Hiller (9 ) and RIVf;RSIDE apartments 271 N F1rst Ave n ue Mtctdtepor t Moses Je nk ns (7 81 and OtJto Ap pll cat •ons now be ng Sundberg WP H tiler 7 41 ed Pl'1one 614 446 37A6 Hlh Freehan (Jrd) Fregos• er 5 p m 992 5730 (6th) Randle ( 1stl Kallne 6 13 18tp Uth ) 1970 PMC Mob 1e Home un l tJrn shed J bedroom 23 000 BTU A r cond toner por ch an d awn ng $4 950 Excel ent cond t on Phone 247 2245 6 16 Jtc 6 00 - Sun r se Sem1nar 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - F ve Mtnutes to L1 ve By 4 New s 6 B ble Answers 8 The Story 13 Sacred Heart 10 6 35 - Columbus Today d 6 45 - Farmt1me 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 00 - Today 3 4 1S CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyke 13 H R Pufns luf 6 7 30 - New Zoo Revue6 Tennessee Tux edo 13 8 00 - New Zoo Revue 13 Sesame Sf 33 Capt Kangaroo 8 tO Jeffs Col l ie 6 Urban Leagu e 10 8 25 - Jack lalanne 13 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 Green Acres 10 8 55 - News 13 Chuck Wh1te Report s 10 9 00 - Paul D1 xon 4 AM 3 Abbo ll & Costello 8 Ph I Donahue 15 W ld Wtld West 6 M st er Roge rs 33 Capta n Kanga r oo 10 M ov 1e Tarzan s H1dden Jung le 13 9 30 - To Tell The Truth 3 Tattletales 8 Electr c Co 33 10 00 - 0 nah Shore 3 15 J okers W 1ld 8 10 Company 6 L11tas YoQa a nd You 33 10 3D-- Jeopard y 3 4 15 Gamb1f 8 10 Wheels K• lns an d Clay 33 I Dream of Jeann 1e 3 11 00 - Password 13 W1zard of Odds 3 4 15 M ke Douglas 6 Now You See It 8 10 Focus On Energy 33 11 30 - Hollywood Squares 3 4 15 Lo ve of Life a 10 Brady Bunch 13 Mounta n Scene 33 11 55 - CBS News8 Dan Imel s World 10 12 00 - Search for Tom orrow 8 10 Split Second 6 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3 15 A ftern oon W1th OJ 13 E lectr c Co 33 SERV I CE S offered furn lure uphol ster ing reasonab e r ates P ckup and de l very free est mates 3 TRA I LER for 1 or 2 adults on l y professs onal naflsmen to Crt I 992 3t81 se rve you betler and fast er 6 16 6tc Phone Mowrey s Upholster y 65 x 12 MOBI L E home 3 675 A154 Pt Pleasant w va bedroom bath I v ng room fU RN I SH ED apa rt ment Pomeroy 5 30 26tc Ph 992 2174 hall an d 2 bed r ooms ca r adu lt s on y n M ddlepor t ed Phon e 992 7751 pet Phone 992 3874 6 16 tfc 0 DE LL AI n ement located on WILL do house an d roof pa n 5 12 f c Route 124 and Count y Rd 5 I ng Pl'1one 367 7675 Cros sroads comp l ete front 6 2 61p TRAILER Br own s Tra le r end tuneup and brake serv ce Co urt 992 3324 Pease call for appo ntm ent 5 29 tf c 1970 OLDSMOS L E 98 OPEN Roger Hysell s Garage low 742 3232 near Cross roads on Sl at e m leage excellent cond1t•on 5 24 lie Route 124 a 30 to 6 p m 5e l ng seve r a I hundred Monday through SattJrday do Iar s be low local dea l er EXCAVATI NG riMPr IMrl f'f Phone 992 5682 or 99 2 712 1 and back1'1oe work sept c pr ce Phon e 992 3863 ca ll 992 NEW 125 Power Dyne Motor 5 15 26tc 5644 after 6 p m tanks nstalled dump trucks cycle Phone 985 3924 and o boys for h1re w II hau l 6 12 61 c 6 6 3tp fill d rt top so1! l imestone H & w Refr.gerat on Serv ces Relr gerators freezer a r and grave l Call Bob or Roger 1969 CH EVROLE T J4 quart er 9 PI ECE breakfast set condll oners and com mere al Jeffer s day phone 992 7089 ton p ckup good condd on bed ro om su te Hoover un•ls Phone 992 5587 or 992 n1ght phone 992 3525 or 992 John Rose 949 2822 washer Phone 992 3927 7204 5232 6 14 61C 6 6 Jtp 5 15 26tp 2 11 tfc 967 OLDS 98 4 dr hardtop all OLD John Deere B tractor W1l h powe r and a r $350 Pho n e Au T oMO~LE~su~~ ebee~ SE WING MACHINE ~ Repa1r homemade two wh ee Ira ler cancelled? Lost you r (304 773 5625 serv ce a l makes 992 2284 Electr c starter run s goocl operator s I ce nse Call 992 6 4 Jtc Th e Fabr c Shop F'omeroy Phone 992 7084 7428 Au thor zed S ng er Sa l es and 6 16 3t p 6 15 11 c 965 CUSTOM Ford body Serv 1ce We Sha rpen Sc ssors eng ne and I ansm ISS on Sell 3 29 tf c W ILL TRIM or cut tree s ancl se parate or t oge th er If> F T DUO boat f breg ass sh r u bbery Also c ean otJt DOZER work land ctearmg by Reasonab e Phone (304) 882 120 h p OMC nboard out basements a ll cs etc Phone 2052 the acre hOurly or contract bOard motor AI equ•pment 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 farm ponds roads etc Large 6 13 6tc n cluded Can be seen at 199 6 6 261c dozer and opera tor w th over Mulberry Avenue Pome ro y 20 years exper ience Pull ns Oh •o CONCRETE 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat on CREMEAN S Excavat•ng Pomeroy Oh o 6 16 Jtc det ... rercd Monday lh ough wagon Sl 195 good cond t1on Phone 992 2478 Salur clay and ev en ngs Phone 992 7620 12 19 lfc ..,RQCE R Y bvs ness for sale Phone 446 11 42 5 24 ft c BtJIId ng for sate o r l ea~e 6 13 tfc SE P T I C T A N KS c l eaned Phon e 773 5618 from 8 30 p m WILLYS Jeep Phone 992 5726 reasonab e rates Ph 446 to 10 p m for appo nt ment 6 18 61C 4782 Ga 1 po l s John Russel 3 20 tfc 1953 FERGUSON 30 new •res owner and operator FORD Mob1 e camper fully on fr ont New mo tor new 5 12 tfc DOZER or backhoe work Ph eqtJ •pp ed $2 500 Paul po nts Sl 350 Phone 992 7003 44 6 398 1 or 446 3459 Cheva l er Long Bottom 6 17 3tp SEP TIC TANK S AROB C Oh o 64 1f ---- ~ SEWAGE SYS TEMS 6 19 6tp CLEANED REPAIRED EXCELSIOR Salt Wor ks E MILLER SA N I TAT ION Ma n 51 Pomeroy All K nd s STEWART OHIO PH 662 of sal t water pe lets water 3035 nuggets block salt and own 10 4 tfc Ohio R1 ve r Salt Phone 992 3891 SEPTIC TANKS c l ean ed 6 5 tfc Modern San 1t at on 992 395 4or 992 7J49 WE ARE plckmg up a p ano n 10 23 ftc your area and would l1ke 608 some respons ble party to READY M X CONCRETE ta ke over payments Ca ll MAIN d e l1ve re d r.ght t o y ou r Cred I Manager (614 ) 772 Gallipolis pro1ect Fast and easy Free 5669 or wn te 260 East Ma n POMEROY 0 es t1ma tes Phone 992 32 84 St ree t Ch II cot he Oh o 45601 Goeg l e n Ready M x co 4 7 tfc LOVELY FRAME' & BRICK Middleport Oh o almost new excellenT LOSE We 1ght w lh New Shape 6 30 tfc RACINE ne ghborhood 3 BR doubl e Tab l ets and Hyd rex Wat er 2 STOR Y PERMA ST ONE 3 C BRADFORD A uc tioneer P li s Dutton Drug M d c losets convement k1tch en BR LA RGE MODERN Comclele Serv 1ce dl epo r t and Nelson Dr ug H W f loors w th carpet ng Kl T CHEN 1 ~ BATH S Phone 949 J821 or 949 3161 6 18 3tp double carport 85 ac r e THR OUG HOUT CAR PE T Ra e ne Ohio $24 000 00 FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR Cr tt Bradford 1974 Z I G ZAG S~W IN G GA R AGE ALL ONE MACH I NES left n layaway WELL BUILT - older home 5..1 tfc L ARGE FL AT WE L L A ll bu It m to bu tt onhol e do tn qu1et commun ty about 1 LAND SCAPE D LO T stret ch sew ng and fa ncy FUR t-- R Et: est mates on acre 3 B R d n 1ng fa m1ly PR ICED MID TWENT IES st tchmg Pay lUSt S48 75 cas h a lu m1num replace ment room bath barn chicken or terms ava tabl e Tr ade ms w ndows s1d ng storm doors coop owner mov ng $1 3 500 accepted Phone 992 2653 and w ndow s Ra I ng Phone 0 F F ICE- 446 3643 Char les L s te Syrac use Oh o 6 18 tfc CAN YOU PAPER OR EVENINGS Car l Jacob Sales PAINT' - Here<Sadandy 8 Bud McGtlee-446 1255 VACUUM Cleaners Br and new R eprese ntat ve V v room s 4 6-;<R. sma ll E M Ike W•seman446 tank ty pe mode ls w th 5 Jo hnson and Son Inc 3196 basement double. lol wtfh attachments only S24 40 cash 4 30 tfc tra1ler hooku'l n ew ca r or t er m s ava l able N ew upr ght models $29 90 cash or peftng new gas F A fur l er ms ava table Trade ns FARM lor sale a ppro x mate y nace $12 900 15 m l es fro m Pomero y 55 accep t ed Phone 992 2653 NEAR MINE 3 - 2 story acres 8 room house w th 6 18 tf c fram e 4 B R dtntng R 1112 bath 2 ba rns pond other out ------ - btJIId ng s Phone 698 3791 8 TR ACK tape comb nat on 4 baths 2 garages storage speake r sound system am fm 6 14 6tc about 2 acres $10 000 - -- - - rad10 Balance $109 52 or terms can be arr ang ed Ca l l 3 STORY frame home garage 99') 3965 REGATTA DAYS ARE ca rp eted w th new ptumb1n g 6 18 lfc and elect r c w r ng Total HERE IS YOUR FROG IN etec tr c nctudes 2 stoves 2 SHAPE' YOU JUMP AT 1973 HONDA 350 Four Cyl n refr gerato r s and some ONE OF THE FINE der Show roo m cond t on turn lur e s1tuated on ex tr as M eta l flake red BARGAINS ABOV E beaut ful J ,. acre lot As k mg Immac ulate mecnan ca l a nd 992 2259 or 992 2568 S29 500 Ca l l 992 5933 appearance Phone 992 7210 6 23 3tc afte r 7pm 6 18 6tc CHOI CE of two 3 bedroom homes by owner Bath & 2 ~~tddleport Pomeroy 2 P IEC E Ear ly A mer can Hv ng bu II n k I chen wall to wall room su te and 2 platform ca rp et full baseme nt w 1t h r ockers Good co n d t•on garage B r ck f ro nt s Phone 992 56 14 alum mum Sid ng a nd 6 18 3tC overhangs 2 acre lot Pr• ce $26 500 each Call 985 3596 or WH IT E Ch nese geese 6 wee ks 985 4177 old Ca ll 992 7685 6 14 10tc 6 18 4tp NE W d st• rbu t1on compa ny needs f ve people n Me gs Gall1a and Mason Coun t 1es Car necessa r y Call 992 2046 be tween 9 30 to 12 00 noon 6 17 Stc -------------- ROOFS and houses pa ntect Free est mates pl enty of r ef er ences Phone 992 33 63 5 30 12t p 1 ax a St rVJC.' t: Rrakcs Rumam c Rap .J I June19,1974 Th1s w111 be a year mar1<ed by new begmn ngs 1n two tmpor tan! areas Oppor1un t es Will ar se suddenly so be on lop of thmg s at all 1 mes LIBRA (Sop! 23 Oct 23) By II dt•n .md Sut' Bollt'l WEDNESDAY JUNE 19 1974 For Sale MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS MEIGS County Humane Soc etv Thr f t Sho p open 10 a m 1111 4 30 p m every Fr day and Saturday New used stock arr v ng week y C l o t h ng col l ectlb es app l a n ces treasures records P•clures books amps l oys Loca ted ac ross I rom Po neroy Posl Olf ce 5 12 tfc 2 61p 1 00 - Tom orrow 3 4 Take F1ve for Ltfe 15 Th e Mur derer s 13 2 00 - News 4 Water Ltn es it nd Power Ltnes All work done by t he fool or contract Al so dozer work and sept1c tanks 1n -st'B IIed ~-::-::-=::-:: rv ::_::::p:=-~E-=:R=J~E¥N~C~E~D~; 6 10 12 30 - News 13 DITCHING SERVlCE anew home' Need 11 oo ~ News3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - John ny Carson 3 4 15 Untou chables 13 M 1ss on lm poss1bl e6 M ov 1e The Blue Panther 8 Tontght We Smg !::=====================; 'f Phone 742 4673 742 5595 Btll Brown Owner Rutland , Oh1o add I anal rooms' Home Need r epa r s ' Call 949 3832 for ndep end ent est mat e 10 30 - Day At N ght 33 Auto Sales Open 6 days open eventngs by appotntment Stag- No Mtnors- Stag 9 30 - Book Beat 20 Shaft 8 10 10 00 - Wash1ngton Stra ght Talk 33 News 20 Mar cus Welby 6 13 NBC News Present s 3 4 15 742-5293 See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Ntght992 3525 or 992 5232 PLA NNING 15 The l on and Androcles 33 Nova 20 8 30 - Hawa 1 F •ve 08 10 Banacek 3 4 15 Move Th e Gr eat Amertcan Beauty Contest 13 How Awful About Allen 6 9 00 - Black IS a Beaut ful Woman 33 Washmgton Stra ght Talk 20 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES& SERVICE HOME ALARMS • I Spy 15 7 30 - To Te ll The Truth 6 New Pr ce Is R ght 8 10 R FD 20 Hollywood Squares 3 Oea er s Cho ce 4 Bea t The Clock 13 8 00 - Happy Oays6 13 Nova 20 Maude 8 10 Adam 12 3 14 Now Open tor Bustness BROWN'S FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT WOOD TRUSSES 222 13 7 00 - What s My l ne 8 Du sty s Trail 13 Elec Co 20 T ruth or Conseq 3 Beat T he Clock 4 News 6 10 Paul Nu ch ms 33 Free Est mates ·i·~====::===:==~==~====~ L::::::::::::::::::::::~ r Mobile Homes For Sale ANNUAL TUESDAY J.JNE 18 1974 Moved to Rutland lf4 m le ns1de ctty lim t on rtght corner B1rck St and Rt 124 777 Pearl Sf reef M•ddleport Oh o Phnn{' 992 5367or992 386 1 Generation Rap 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Nev. s 3 d Tru th or Conseq 6 ldtas Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 6 8 10 N BC News 3 4 IS Patchwork 33 Room J&B AUTO BODY Sewer Work B-K EXCAVATING COMPANY CARPORT Sa e 1165 V e MO B IL E hon e for ent Adu lt s Street M dd l epor' ?v.,h s~ on l y Phone 991 5591 June 20 21 and 22 6 6 tf c !ems 6 16 4tc UNFUR NI SHED home 1 10x 50 MOBILE home new rooms ul 1 ty room and bath ca rpe t anct furnace a x 20 RED U CE sa fe c1nd fast w th qarage 1655 Pon t Lane awnmg See Gary Sm th GoBese Tablet s & E V1p Phon e 99'2 3874 Chester Oh o aft er 6 p m waler pd s Ne lson DrtJg 6 7 tfc 6 18 6tp 6 8 li e - - - -· -· Me1gs County F1sh & Game Assoc pm Phon e 6 18 1'ltc OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO -------------"' . I c POMEROY MOTOR CO. - ------------- c:: ONE n ew and t urnh shed apar4 lmcn l 3 rooms l h one rooms a d ba lh l um shed Royno ds Ap:1r tment Mason w va on 11395 low m leage V 8 automa t ~~---.---- "You're a good fighter," Joe FraZier said "You're one helluva man, ' sa1d Jerry Quarry Olarlle Quarry, sittmg next to her husband also shook Joe FraZier's hand After he left, she said • don't care what Muhammad Ali says That man has a lot of "I 1 l 1ke new mtertor rad a I gh t gr een fm sh NEW YORK (UP!) - The bell had sounded endmg round tour, Jerry QJ!arry somehow found tins last btl of energy to p1ck himself off the floor, and his mother felt she had seen all she wanted Let s go ' she S8ld to the other two women alongside her at NOW OPE N H ess s Refr gerat on and a r con nngs1de ' It s all over He put up no fight at all dt fton ng Spec al on Mrs Arwanda Quarry, mother of the battered Califorma auto m ob 1e a 1r cond ton ng S5 to check and gas up A lso heavy• - "hi, moved toward the atsle and was followed by her v s•t our second hand stor e mother, Mrs BlllOma Tolbert and her son s stnkmgly attractive c loth ng and m sc •! ems at barga n pr ces Located on wife, Charlie Old Rf 33 2 m t es from Jerry Quarry 's mother wasn t bemg cold or cruel, she was Pom eroy Phone 992 2989 6 13 6tc simply actmg like any other mother who doesn't relish the 1dea of seemg her boy bludgeoned and bloodied without bemg able to H UGE garage sa l e he ld n I v ng room at 618 South Th r d help hun Avenue M dd epo rt Star ttng I didn 't want to see Jerry get hurt, she sa1d after former Monday June 17 10 a m 7 30 p m Every day t ems To o heavywe1ght champ1on Joe Louts, servmg as referee, finally num erou s to ment 1on halted the bout at 1 37 of the fifth round and awarded Joe Frazier 6 16 4tp a techmcal knockout As far as I'm concerned, they should ve ------ ~-- ----DEEMS Restaurant across stopped it before the round even started • from South ern H1 g h Schoo l open 6 30 a m 7 days a week Joe Frazier felt pretty much the same way Pr ces same as past Op en One of hts murderous left hooks had sent Quarry to the canvas hope to see you back 6 16 Jtc a second or so before the end of the fourth round The tunekeeper continued counting after the bell, as the rules stipulate m New C L OSE OUT sa l e V ll age F abnc Shop Tupp er s Pi a ns York State and Quarry managed to get to his feet by fiVe Ent •re sto ck go ng at cos t Like a Bee Sa e ends Jun e 28 Hour s 9 to 3 da ty When the bell sounded for the fifth FraZier was on Quarry like 6 11 5t p a bee on honey and suddenly, mexplicably he stepped back His action became clear after one look at Quary'sface NO sewage or refuse s to be dumped n th e cre ek on my Blood was streanung down his cheek from a deep ugly cut property fro m th e Ru st•c Hill s above his left eye wh1ch would reqwre 15 stitches before he left area or any other area George Fr ee and MadiSOn Square Garden Moreover, Quarry obviOusly was 6 18 3tc havtng trouble seemg He looked flit li1J the world like a. man ~~ u muddled nund On one hand, he wanted to keep fighting on lf!!·l~ other, he knew he couldn't Ma,or League Res ults By Untied Press International Only a few moments earher durmg the fourth round Joe National League FTaz1er had sensed the end was near for Quarry ( 13 mn ) Well Jerry, I m gonna kill you " he sa1d, gr1nrung a San Dg ooo 001 301 ooo 2- 7 13 3 terrifymg sort of grm Chtcg 104 ooo ooo ooo o - 5 9 o But now Joe Fraz1er had a sudden change of heart Jones Gr e f (7) Tomlm (9) Hardy (9) Sp liner {13) and One more punch could do 1t Barton Kendall (8) Lundstedt Joe Fraz1er d1dn t want to throw 11 He d1dn t have the heart In (11) Fr ail ng L aRo che (7) Pma (7) Hooton (9) Stone ( 11) a sense, this was a replay of h1s f1ght w1th Joe Bugner, the and Sw sher WP Hardy (6 2) German heavywe1ght Bugner was wobbly on hts way down and L P Ston e (1 1) HR W nf eld I11th ) Wide open Joe Frazier had his f1st cocked, but he purposely wouldn t hit Joe Bugner nor would he hit Jerry Quarry Los Angeles 010 002 ooo- 3 7 2 PittSburgh 010 402 OOx - 7 10 2 You soft-hearted, Joe '" one newsman asked hun after Sutton Houg h {6) Zahn (81 Monday night's TKO of Quarry and Yeager Brett (8 51 an d Sangull len LP Sutton (6 6) ' No, I wouldn t say that said the ex-champ When I sa1d to Quarry I was gonna kill him m the fourth round' 11 was JUS! an Atlant-a 140 000 012 - 8 9 1 New York 100 000 000 - 1 4 1 expresswn, I didn't mtend to take his life" P Niekro (8 4> and Oates ' Then after the fifth round started I didn't want to hit him m Par ker Sadeck (2) M cGraw (6) Apodaca (9) and Hodges the face agam I don t like to btl a man when he s m bad trouble I I,.P Parker (1 6) HR Evans don t want to do a man damage I don't get any pleasure taktng a (6th I man apart San Fran 001 000 200- 3 1 o Didn't Want to Hurt St LOUIS 000 000 000- 0 8 0 Barr (4 3) and Rader CurtiS Later, after changmg mto his street clothes, Joe Frazier Garman (7) and S m mons L P repeated what he had sa1d earlier, saymg he didn't want to knock ClJr ll s (4 7) Quary out or hurt hun anymore Montreat 0~0 000 001- 3 10 2 That's the way I was brought up by my mother and father,' C1nc1nnat1 400 440 OOx - 12 16 o Rogers Taylor (4) Enyart he swd Look I know some people would kill me if they could CSJ DeMo la (6J and Foo te everybody wants to take me apart, but I m not built that way Norman (6 5) and Bench LP Rogers (7 7J That's right I backed up when I saw Jerry couldn't prO!ect himself m the fifth I sa1d to Joe (Lows) this man 15 cut bad Houston 210 ooo 200- 5 9 2 Ph1ladelph 021 110 Oh 710 1 What are you gomg to do•• Ostee n (6) and W lson He JUst waved his arms hke we should contmue, but soon Johnson Carlton Twitchell (71 Herna z (9) and Boon e w P after that, he stopped 11 Tw t ch ell ( 1 1J LP osteen (5 Marv1s Frazier, 13, and big for his age, listened to his father 7l HR S Schm 'dt ( 17th ) T aylo r ( 1 Sf) talking there m the dri!SSI,Ilg room This was only the thll'd time he had seen him fight One of the othet times he d1d was agamst \, George Foreman-"he's a strong dude '" Amencan Le1gue What did Marvts Frazier thmk of hts father purposely refusing M1nnesota 000 000 ooo o 5o to follow up his advantage agamst Jerry Quarry• Baltimore 000 001 OOx 1 50 Albury (2 6) and Borgman n "What do I think• ' the boy said 'I think that's good sportCuellar (9 Jl and Etchebarren HR Gr Ch (81hl smanship You could see how bad he was hurt " Before leaving the Garden Joe FTaz1er made one stop He ChiCago DOl 000 o~o- J 52 Cleveland 001 010 011- 4 a 1 stopped inside Quary's dreSStng room and when he approached, J Henderson P1tlock (51 Quarry, sitting dlsconsately on a bench holding an 1cepack to his Acosta (8) and Herrmann G Per ry (12 ll and Duncan L P fi811t ear, munediately jwnped to accept Fraz1er s outstretched hand o 1969 CHEVELLE P A RA SO L Bout que Sa lon nexl to Skare A Way announces l he new I me sav ng fool proof untperm system to g 1ve a per fect perm on eve r y head Introd uc tor y Spec al Sl 8 50 r eg $20 Jun e 11 22 Phone for appo ntm en t now 985 .diAl Sa nd ra Trusse ll Kearns own er and ope r a tor 6 9 12tc B} MILTON RICHMAN UPI Spur s EdlloT RIVER SI DE Aparlm en ts 27 N F •rst Av e M ddl eporl 01 o App l cat ons now be nq rt cce pt"'d Phone 6 11 4116 374 ft or aft er 5 p m 992 5730 6 2 18fC $229S r ad W1IN E l ~c ln c Gas I 1 1n s f.all e d qu lfiln tec d 992 3092 PRIVATE meet nq room tor any or gan zat on phon e 992 3975 3 I I tfc Sport Cus tom 8 P1ckup wh teover dark r ed V 8 eng me 4 speed trans radto good tt res Loaded w th ex tras 1912 CHEVROLET PICKUP Business Services- - - sudden change tor th e bener may occur that w1lt g1~e you great er sta tu s where your wort&: 1s concerned You U have to be on 'your toes to spot 1! 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I I I ' ~I �8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomerov! 0., Tuesday/June 18, Jt"'4 28 . Ant'-lue C~rs . 29 . An ~'que Car Regatta 30. Anl,que Car. (Continued !rom page 31. Anfrque Car . 32 . Eastern H igh I) lour of certain partS of the United States. This ye~r· they chose to attend the Regatta. The chamber in other business voted to purchase an office copier at a cost of $250. Attending were Ingels, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warner, niereon Johnson, Bill Grueser, John Koebel , Goins, Don Thomas, Wendell Hoover, Virgil Teaford , Richard Chambers, N. W. Compton, Ted Reed , Bob Jacobs, Jack Carsey , Fred Crow, Carolyn Thomas, secretary , Beulah Jones and Katie Crow. 1. LINE OF MARCH Colo r Guard ( Drew Webster Post! . Schoo l Band . 33 . Eastern H igh . Sc hool Cheerleaders 34. Middleport Fire Dept 35 Middl eport Fire Dept. 36. Middleport Fire Dep t 37 . Middleport Emergency Squad. 38. l=rogmobile 39 . Floa t Pomeroy Bow lmg Lanes . 40 . Boa t -Earl Inge ls. 41. Glor ra Buck Wal lace Glo e ttes. 42 . Float - Meigs County Dairy Prrncess and Con - tes tan ts. 43 Float . Meigs Slim and Tr rm 44. Ashland Fourth of July Queen . 45 Kyger Creek High School Band 46. Kyger Creek Hig h Sc hool Cheerlea ders. 47 . Fr ench City Stru1ters !Gal lipolis). 3. Sheriff's Car . Meigs Band 5. Riggs Roya l Cadettes . 4. Watergate at a glance By Uotited Press Internal••nal - Herbert W. Kalmbach, President Nixon's personal lawyer, was sentenced to at least 6 and up to 18 months in jail Monday by Judge John J. Sirica. Kalmba ch pleaded ·guilty July 25 to two campaign law violations. ' - U.S. District Judge George L. Hart scheduled hearings today on a request fr om Special Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski to give immunity to convicted Watergate burglar E. Howard Hunt and White House plumber David Young in exc han ge for te st tmony at the trial of presidential aid John D. Ehrlichman and others for the break-tn at UJC office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. That trial begins July 26. - Ells berg also fa ces perjury charges in Los Angeles in connection with the burglary at the office of Dr . · Lewis Fie ld ing ~ the psyc hiatrist. Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer said that trial date lor Aug. IS, but made tt understood that the Washington trial would be completed first . - The Washtngton Post said today that a confidential House J udi cia ry Committee m e morandum quot es President Nixon as saying he was "planning to assume some 49 , Boat Jack Keer . 50. Boat . Gene Rog gs (Regatta Queen Cand 1dates) 50, 5L 52, 53 May be se parate car s fo r Queen Cand 1dates if boat is not used . 54. Float . Me1gs Twin Ci ty BOSTON (UP! ) - Sen. political plans, Kennedy comEdward M. Kennedy say he mented: lives every day with the " It may very well, but those memory of the death of Mary are questions that that would Jo Kopechne at Chappaquid- have to be decided by the di ck'. people themselves and as long Kennedy was the driver of a as I remain in elective office, car that went off a bridge at they will have that opportunity Chappaquiddick in July 1969. to express whatever view \bey Miss Kopechne , a staff aide, have on it." In a separate inwas killed in the accident. terview Monday after deliverThe accident "is a very ing the keynote address at the emotional personal tragedy to 94th annual conference of the me and tOo the Kopechne American Waterworks family, and it is one that I live Association, Kennedy said "l with every day and I regret have some very grave very deeply," Kennedy said in reser-Vations about extending a radio interview. "But there is nuclear technology and really nothing other than in- knowhow to Egypt. dicating that sense of concern Grave Reservations that I really can add." "! think we have seen in the The interview was on th e Dick . Levitan show on radio past where Canada provided ce.tain nuclear information to station WEE!. Asked if the incident would lnfiia and they developed the have any effect on his futur e nuclear bomb. S. B. 585 has endorsement Two fined,. two forfeit bonds Mason Drive-In SEOEMS aids • e e STER~O MEIGS THEATRE MASON FURNITURE Easy Terms! Free Delivery! June 18 thru June 1 NOT OPEN HERMAN GRATE 773-5592 MASON, W. VA. FAMOUS UHUNTER" 20'' FANS This Fan Has 7 Blades 2Sptied eRegetta Week Special '20 95 Many Others On Sale Picnic Cooler 60 QUART REG. '22.95 HIBACHI $ ' 88 Free Pic nit Jug 15 Deluxe 10"xl7" $995 solicitor (Continued from page I) Scientific Sanitation Inc., in regard to trash and garbage pickup within the village. The following proposals wtll go into effect July I : Trash and garbage in the village will be $3 per month under the followmg conditions: I - Trash and garbage must be set out at the curb in garbage cans or plastic hags. 2 - Limit is three oans per week and any extra bags will be 30 cents each. 3 - One pickup per week for each household. 4 - Large items, when it is convenient, will be picked up at a reasonable cost. 5- No heavy metals or wood will be picked up due to damage it does to the packer. 6 - Any deviation from above rules will he open for negotiation with individuals concerned. Griffin agreed to pick · up leaves if properly bagged; brush must be tied and bundled inhuman punishment were if to be picked up. allegedly inflicted against two Bill Grueser agreed to lease yo un gs ters , a brother and to the village the property at sister, were lodged against the Pl. Lane for $1 per year for the Mitchells, their foster parents, purpose of a playground area in indictments returned by a fo r yo ungsters on Lincoln January term Grand Jury. Heights. Council agreed to take The story unfolded last the matter under conwinter when the ·youngest of sideration . the two , Weslie Williams, 10, A complaint about cars complained to his teacher at dragging on Main St. was also Leon School of discomfort. discussed. Connell also agreed Upon close examinat (o~. to.place a curb at the corner of according to the testimony Union and Mulberry Ave. in yesterday, it was found that the front of the Nazarene Church. child's belt had been turned The mayor's report for May wtth the buckle on the back~ was approved showing receipts side, secured wlth .string. He of $1,195.90. also brought to light other Attending were Mayor' Smith, Ralph Werry, Osborne, areas of ~IScomfort. . . Lots Shmn, Leon prmclpal, William Snouffer, Harry and others at the school who Davis Phil Globokar and John · became concerned, notified Manl~y Council members and authorities. Jane W~ton , clerk. PT. PLEASANT - Rather than risk a prejudiced jury with any finding it might make being subject to reversal, Judge James Lee Thompson late Monday afternoon declared a mistrial in the child abuse charges against Lillian ·Mitchell and Joseph Mitchell. It was just before the case was given to the Circuit Court Jury while the last and second of two rebuttal witnesses was on the stand, that Prosecuting Attorney · turned toward the defense counsel and remarked, '"no impeachment?" Immediately, John Anderson, one of two attorneys •epresenting the defendants, jumped t'o his feet to move that the court" declare a mistrial. Alter calling counsel, which also included Charles J. Hyer who was a defense counsel, to the bench Judge Thompson told the jurors he was granting the motion. Kingery's remark obviously concerned testimony by one of the defense witnesses. Bizarre charges of child abuse, in which cruel and AUTOS COLLIDE The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a two-car accident at 7:50p.m. Monday in Stiversville at the junction of CR 31 and Lebanon 1299. Michael Lee Johnson, 23, Rt. I, Portland, was leaving the intersection and struck a vehicle driven by James Donald Meadows, 36, Rt. I, LongBottom,intheside. There Combustion blamed was light damage to both vehicles. There were no in- · Combustion is believed to , juries or citations. have caused a fire that destroyed a barn and its contents on the Joe R. Proffitt property, Racine, Rt. I, UNIT CALLED Monday at 4:40p.m. The Middleport Emergency Randall Roberts reported Squad . answered a call to that the loss to the building and Storys Run at 12:47 p.m . its contents was valued at Monday for Mrs. Ray Darst $11,000. There was insurance. -w~o was ill from fumes. She The Racine Fire Department v.ias taken to Veterans answered the call with seven · Memorial Hospital where she men going on the truck. was admitted . ASK TOWED Kenneth Roland Theiss, Jr., 21 , Columbus, and Deborah Carol Norris, 20, Syracuse . . LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday was 68 degrees under sunny skies. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Irene Darst, Middleport ; Etolla Cassell , Middleport; Grace Bailey , Athens; Marilyn Trout, Albany . Discharged Margie Benedum , Susan Cheadle, Avery Searles, Myrtle Edison, Leondas Bu .. ard, Bertha Prince. FLEXSrrEEI.: ...the longer you own it the more you'll l~f! . Weather WASHINGTON (UP! )- The Supreme Court today upbeld by a !>.3 vote the section of the Uniform Code of Military Justice making It a criminal offense to engage In "conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman." The co urt also upheld another section of the code, dating back to colonial America, which defines as criminal offfenses "all disorders and neglects to the prejudice of good order and discipline In the anned forces " and "all conduct of a nature io bring discredit upon the armed forces. Justice William H. Rehnquist delivered the court's opinion, Nixon (Continued from page I) Palestinian problem. This -is presumbably a topic to De discussed furtber during Hussein's visit to Washington. • Hussein stressed to the President that be wanted U.S: assistance in restoring Arab sovereignty over Jerusalem, recognition of the rights of lt)e Palestinian people and withdrawal of Israeli forces from Arab lands. "So long as Israel continues to occupy Arab territory," Hussein sa id , "\here will neither be peace nor security in the Middle East." Hussein said that once the occupied territory has bee~ evacuated by Israel, only. Palestinians could decide wbat its future should be . About baH of Jordan's 3.2 million population are Palestinians. · ~ ·' "They can choose continued union with Jordan, a new form of federation or the creation of a separate state," the kli!i! said. "The choice is theirs and theirs alone, and wha~ their chnice it will enjoy our full acceptance and support;" Today's communique said Nixon agreed with Hussein tbat Jordan must keep its military strong if it is to have economic growth. " He promised, 'in cooperation with the Congress, to play a strong role in maintaining Jordan's military strength," it said. The communique, which stressed cooperation in econ~>o mic, trade, Investment, scientific, social and cultural affairs, also mentioned Hussein's and Jordan's "support for \lie very significant diplomat[(: efforta which the United States has made help bring peace to· . the Middle East." The delay In the start of the talks caused the President to miss a trip planned to the ruins of the ancient Roman town of Jerash, about 25 miles north of Devoted To The AMERICAN HARDWARE By HELEN THOMAS UP! While House Reporter LAJES AIR BASE, Azores (UP!) ~. President Nixon ·agreed to continued U.S. support for Portugal in his last diplomatic discussions of his exhausting Mideast tour today before heading home. Nixon took off from the Azores'for Washington at 10:35 a.m. EDT. Awaiting Nixon upon his return to Washington In late afternoon was a warm welcome by his daughters and aides-as well as the Wate~gate and impeachment problems that have been in his background during his fivenation "journey for peace" in the Mideast. "We have just had a very constructive exchange of views with regard to the problems our two countries face." Nixon saiq after a two-hour meeting with Portugal's new president, Antonio de Spinola. "! have assured him that he will have not only the understanding of the goverrunent of the United States but to the extent that we are· able, our support in ·meeting" Portugal's means. Nixon, showing the wear and Mrs. Nixon did visit the ruins and did some souvenir sho!>' ping. About 30 boy and girl scouts met her in the forwn, surrounded by 74 columns,. with a chant of "We welcome · · Mrs. ·Nixon." . The First Lady told reporters.. with her that she was en-• couraged by her husband's · trip. "He's talked to the leaders and they don 't want war'" sh~ said. "It's been a very good trip." • Crowds were friendly iri' Jordan but tjlere was none of the wild outpouring that , marked Nlxc)n's visit to Egypt. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 992~2848 Regatta Week Sl!_,ecials By United Press International ISRAEU WARPLANES LAUNCHED NEW BOMBING raids against Arab guerrilla targets in southern Lebanon .today, and Egypt warned the attacks could wreck President Nixon's Middle West peace efforts. The military command In Tel Aviv said Israeli fighterbombers conducted air strikes for 15 minutes at dawn in the second consecutive day of attacks against suspected guerrilla base. All planes returned safely to base, the command said. Witnesses in Lebanon said four Israeli planes bombed and rocketed the valleys of Ebl Es Saqi and El Khureiba and the outskirts of Rachaya El Bukhkhar and nearby forests and valleys. No casualties were reported ifl \be raid. ·. Stripe pattern in blue, green, gold, pink . BATH ENSEMBLES ' Velour Solid or Stripe COLUMBUS - SPEECHES BY GOV. JOHN J . G!LUGAN and Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice C. Wllllam O'Neill were to highlight activities today during the annual Buckeye Girls State, being held on the Capital University s ampus here. Tuesday Glenda DeJarnette, of Cleveland East Technical High School was elected governor of the mythical state, sponsored by the Ohj American Legion Allldllary. BATH TOWEL$ ...............................!.1.99 HAND TOWELS ...............•....•.....•... ~.1.29 WASH~ CLOTHSL69~ I !=LORAL JACQUARD ·. BATH ENSEMBLES REG. •3.50 BATH TOWELS .....................2.49 REG. •2.25 HAND TOWELS............... ,..~1.59 .lEG. 90' WASH CLOTHS....... ; ................ 79• I 1 ELBERFELDS.IN POMER·oy I I / f / .. '. /. '- ..J • of The Meigs-Mason Area PHON E 992-2156 ing the trip. mood and felt he accomplished to stave off Impeachment, but Although the crowd at Lajes his diplomatic goal, eve n said he could not predict how Air Base on the tiny Atlantic though there was much more to the Prestdent's diplomacy afisland of Terceira consisted of do. fec ted his Watergate troubles. a few hundred residents and Better Relations "l can't judge," he said . "I U.Smilitary families, it was as "The President feels that the think the American people will enthusiastic as larger ones. trip has strengthened relations have to be the judges." They mobbed Nixon, pushing between the United states and But, he continued, "if they so close his hair was mussed. the nations of the Middle East look at the President's record Children crushed by the crowd and has established a frame- of accomplishments and exam- . could be heard crying. The work from which negotiations · ine it with an open mind, that is President, enthusiastically for peace· can go forward," the thing that will put shaking hands, was so sur- Ziegler said. Watergate behind us, and I rounded by people that only his "During the trip the United think it is due time it is put head and an upraised arm States consolidated a foun- behind us because I think there could be seen. dation for a just and lasting are things to do. " 11 Totally Astounded" Summing up, Press peace.~' Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler Jenied that the trip Ziegler said he was unaware said Nixon was in an excellent was unde"taken as an attempt whether Nixon had discussed $40,000 granted Gallia WASHINGTON, D. C. - The Appa lachian Regional Commiss ion (ARC) and Re p. Clarence Miller have announced the approval of five grants for southeastern Ohio Two cars had to 'leave -road The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a three-car accident at 1:44 p.m. Monday on US 33 in Salisbury Township, 700 feet north of the Pomeroy City Limits . A truck driven by William Oliver Cropper, 33, Vanceburg, Ky ., went left of center to avoid two boys standing on the pavement causing cars coming from the opposite direction driven by Eve lyn Paulene Wilson, 32, Hiawatha Park, Ohio, and Floyd Burney, 68, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, to go off the road. There was no contact among the vehicles. There were no injuries and no citations, with medium damage to the Wilson auto. ~. - -NEW BOOK CLUB - Enjoying a newly formed book club, "Follow the Reader " are front,l-r, Mary Beth t:awley, Debbie Ohlinger, Kim Patteroon, Becky Will , and back row, Jon Perrin, Lyle Moon, and Brian Will. ' Follow the reader game catching on TEN CENTS • ,, , i ~ " \ I 1 I '· I-• I ' projects, including a $40,000 grant for Gallia County for assiS tan ce in purchasing collection equipment for its r ural solid waste disposal system ARC also .has approved a $110,2!i3 gran t for the third year fu ndin g of an Oh io State Univ ersity · Medical School program which places senior medical and paramedica l students in Appa lachian Ohio counhes for field experience. The program is an effort to attract more physicians to rural areas, and the total project cost is $156,435. ARC also has awarded a $34,745 grant to the Southern Tri.Coun ty Board of Mental Health for the second year funding of the Lawrence County Mental Heal th Clinic . Total project cost is $350,9£2 with the balance of funds coming from sla te and local sources. ARC has also approved a grant for $2!i,OOO to the OhiO Valley Health Services Foundations, Athens, to assist in determming the feasibility of establishing a heallh maintenance organization system within the seven county OVHSF region. Total cost of the project is $33,500. First yea r funding assistance for a new nursing degree program at Ohio University will be provided throug h an ARC grant of $32,398. The funds will asstst in the esta blishment of the nursing program ·and in the recruitment of students. Actual instruction is scheduled to begin in September. 1975. Total project cos t ts $36,080. his impeachment problem with Arab or Israeli leaders but added the officials he talked to in the Mideast had been " totally astounded" and "baffled" by the "unlairness" of the situation. Nixon was prai~ed by his hosts, who made it c.lear that they want him in the White House . King Hussein of Jordan called Nixon "one of the greatest men of our time in terms of courage and wisdom but particularly in terms of our dedication in the cause of peace in the whole world. Before he left the entourage Monda)', Secretary of State He nry A. Kissinger sai d Nixon 's diplcJmacy was more general than specific, that he established the outlines and left the actual give-and-take to ot hers. Kissinger said two clear results came from the negoti•>:Og process : that the Arab states, even some of the most militant, now accept the permanent ex istence of a Jewish nation and the Israelis repeated that th~y were not firmly committed .to th eir existing borders. Nine defendants were fined in Middleport Mayot· John Zerkle's Court Tuesday night. Fined were Robert L. Birchfield, Rutland, $5 and costs, speeding and spinning tires; Teddy Hickman, 31, Langsville, Phillip J. Custer, 28, Middleport, George M. Gordon, 37, Pomeroy, and John W. Wallace, 30, Lancaster, $150 and costs each, three days 11 confinement, driving while intoxicated; Robert M. Pooler, 'l:l, Middleport, $5 and costs, spinning tires; Hobart D. Goggins, 42, Middleport, $5 and costs , running stop sign; George Knapp, 43, Middleport, $10 and costs, disorderly conduct, and Guy Bing, 48, Middleport, $10 and costs , disorderly manner. - ·~ , other was identified· by the goverrunent as a Puerto Rican plasterer who inunigrated to NewYorkandlater lived -and died - in the vicinity of one of the Connecticut plants. The same ligures from the ConnectiCIIt Cancer Registry also show two other cases of liver cancer that have been confirmed as the first incidents involving secondary exposure. These peOple worked not with the basic vinyl chloride gas but in turning its powder or pelletized version - called polyvinyl chloride - Into consumer products. While only about 6,500 U.S. workers are employed in plants where basic vinyl . chloride gas is handled, about 700,000 come into con~ct with it in its later stages while turning the widely used pltlstic Into everything from seat covers to briefcases. The bealth implications 'for that Industry only now are beginning to be realtzed. , 'I .. I I I I, When sunny summer days like to rea d about. Mysteries full of picnics in the front yard and "Peanuts" were oth(' rS th e and bicycle trips around the chtldren wanted lo read . block become a bore to youngArt crea twns arc ~dso on sters, there is C::l solution to their hand with children makm g problems. It's called "Follow name tags and bookrrwrks in the Reader." It meets once a colorful designs week in both Pomeroy and The me etings ar e hdtl in Middleport. Pomeroy on Tuesday mormngs Organ izers of the reading from 10:30 until 11::10 and in clubs are Debbie Ohlinger and Middleport on Fridays at the Becky Will, both students at same llme. Scvente('n have Ohio University. They lead the signed up for HP d L'. 1n children, grades 1-1>, in games Midd leport . and songs, and help them select books to read . " I've got my fir st book done already!" exclaimed one boy at the club's fi rst meetin g in Pomeroy . Each student must complete 10 books during the eight weeks of the club's existence to win a certificate. The children have a special "Follow the Reader" form to fill in the names of the books they read. The subjects of the books to be read are up to the chi ld, but htstori cal fig ure s are a favorite. Stories about Paul Bunyan and Johnny Appleseed were read to the children at the first meeting. Boys suggested Stonewall Jackson and Daniel Boone as persons they would Rod Karr to head Legion Rod Karr became lhe fl rst Vietnam Veteran to be named Post Commander Tuesday night, when the 25-ye;)r -<~ ld Middleport man was eleded Commander of Drew Webster Post 39, American ~ gw n . Karr ls probably the younge st Commander in the history of ="*'=l:::::>;::::;::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::;;:::: the Drew Webster Post. Also elecli.xl Tuesday were EXTENDED OUTLOOK Paul Casci, Adjutant, Charles Warm and humid with a Swatze l, Finance Officer , chance or showers or Raymond Jewell, First Vi ce thundershowers during the period. High temperatures in Comma nder, and Clarence Schmucker , Second V1 ce the 80s aod the lowslo the 60s Commander . and lower 70s. Don Hunnell presided over .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~~:;;:;;:;:::::::~;:~:::~;:!~ the session ih the absence of Commander Geo r ge Nesselroad . A baseball bus trip to a Cincinnati game was cancelled because of a drivers' stn ke. A repor t was given on the Eig hth District Convention held at Glouster. Attendrng from th e post were 'Don Whaley , Ken Harris, Fran k The national flood insurance Vaughan and Edgar Van Inprogram will be explawed at a wagen. Drew Webster Pos t meeting Thursday at the was presented an award from Athens City-County Health the National Commander in Department, 280 West Union. recognition of its annual birthAthens. day observance program. The Fall Conference was C. E. Blakeslee, executive director of the Meigs County announced for Sommerse t, the Pla nnin g Commission, said Winter Conference at Wellston , Congress passed the Flood th e Spring Conference a l Protection Act of 1973 in Pomeroy , and the Summer December, 1973. It expanded Convention at Lancaster Al l the limits of flood insurance are Eighth District affat rs coverage and imposed new A lunch was served by Pa ul requirements on property Taylor at the close of the owners and communities. meeting. There wtll be no past The first requirement is that commanders meeting 1n June. property owners in communities where flood insurance is being sold must purchase flood insurance to be eligible FOUR RUNS MADE for any new or additional The Southeastern Ohw , federal or federally related Emergency Medical Service· financial assistance for any made four runs Tuesday. At 3 buildings located in areas by a.m. they transported HUD as havmg special flood Geraldine Mit chell, hazards. The second Harriso nville, to Holzer requirement is that all iden- Medical Center; at 2:30 a.m., tified flood-prone communities J er ry Owep,, no address must enter the program by recorded, t~ Veterans July I, 1975. Memorial Hospital; at 8 a.m., The Flood__ Plains Mrs . Ella Pittenger from . Management Section of Ohio's Arcadia Nursing . Home to Department of Natural Holzer Medical Center and at Resources will provide a 1:30 p.m., Dora Roush from summation of the Federal V.eterans Memorial Hospital to Flood insurance program and ber home in PorUand. outline the necessary steps to be .taken by all affected communities. A representative fr om the Department of Housing and Urban CALLED TWICE Development will also be The Pomeroy E-R Squad was ·present to aid in the answering called today at 6:30 a.m. to of questions from those at- Chester Road for James Parttending the session. " ':'\ low who was taken to Veterans Pomeroy, Racine and - Memorial Hospital. At 8:31 Syracuse in Meigs Coqnty have a.m. the w!lt went to Butternut . been designated as flood prone ' Ave. for Helen Lochary 'who as of April 26. had sustained a possible The meeting begins at 7:30 frao;tured'hip. She was t.aken to p.m. .. Holzer Medical !;:enter. 1 1 ~ ' { New flood LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown coverage to Pomeroy Wednesday at a.m. was 76 degrees under partly cloudy skies. h e expIrune • d Nine fined by mayor Vinyl spurs, cancer fear '#e I • ' en tine WEDN ESDAY. JUNE 19. 1974 WASHINGTON (UP!) - The vinyl chloride cancer scare has WASHINGTON- HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER John J. Rhodes predicted to enthusiastic coal producers Tuesday that jumped the fence from grimy Congress will reject a pending House strip mining bill, and might factories to sWTounding neighborhoods with frightening new not approve any such l~gislation this seaalon. . statistics from Connecticut. It "We're not going to get tha\ committee bill, If we get any bill at all " be told a convention of the National Coal Association ultimately may be tracked Into (NCA). The Senate passed surface mining legislation_ last. Oc- the homes of almost every tober, and the House Interior and Insular Affairs Cm_rumttee American consumer . The mystery surrounding approved a similar bill in May which Is awaiting floor action. The Nixon Administration has amounced Its oppos;tion to vinyl chloride--suddenly dee!>' the measure but' Rhodes ' comments Tuesday were his first on ened this week with · the first ' . I ligures showing what may be .the legislation. two confinned cases of people WASHINGTON- A CONGRESSIONAL LEADER seeking whO developed llver cancer ways to get livestock prices up without increasing the cost of not because they worked with meat In groceries today welcomed news of a $100 million govern- the plastic chemical but bement purchase of beef and pork. House Republican Leader John cause they lived near plants Rhodes apjJears before the House Agriculture Conunittee \OdaY where it waa produced. Officials at the National to ask the lawmakers to "do whatever they can to give relief and Institute of Occupational keep cattlemen from bankruptcy." · In an Interview before his appearance, Rhodes prailled Safety and Health are calling Tueactay's ann01mcement that the Agriculture DepartJpent has them the first "downwind White Houae approval to buy up to $100 lnllllon In beef 8nd pork cases." The deaths occurred in for dooatlon to schools as ,"a 10-8trlit:e for cattlemen ... just the , the towns of Bridgeport and Stratford among people w)!o kind of action they need." White House econqmlc counselor Kenneth RU8h 'SIIid lived as far as 2-Y.z miles from Tuesday thai the purchases for school donation .would probably ·vinyl chloride plants In the past have been made later In the year but making them this summer 30 years. One of the Connecticut 'is a matter of timing- filling the school orders when live cattle 1 · victims was a housewife. The low and the govenunent ca.n get a gD<?d buy. HOME FURNISHINGS. DErARTMENT, FIRST FLOOR ~­ tear of his nine days of travel, described his trip to the Middle East "as a very long and arduous journey." There was no mention by either of the two leaders of a renewal of the lease for U.S. use of the Azores base itself, a subject that some officials had said would be discussed. The lease on the Portuguese island base expired Feb . 3. - A greeting by memllers or the Cabinet and Nixon's family was planned for his late afternoon return in Washington. Also awaiting him were the Watergate and impeachment problems that the President has been away from for more than a week. Nixon will spend one night in Washington before going to Key Biscayne, Fla., for the weekend to rest from his exhaustin g Mideast trip, review his accomplishments and preparefor a Swnmit trip next week to Moscow. "The diploma cy on this trip has opened the door to peace in the Middle East and .the Nations In the area now hav an opportunity to walk through that door," Press Secretary Ronald Ziegler said in assess- OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5:00 SALE •9.99 ·BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT; 0. - lntere.~ts I Nixon h,e ads home~ U. S. to continue Portugal support CONE BEDSPREADS ... POM EROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXVI NO. 47 REGULAR '14.99 FURNITURE by military authorities. "For the reasons which differentiate military society from civilian society, we think Congress is permitted to legislate both wit h great breadths and with greater flexibility when prescribing the rules by which the former shall be · governed than it is when prescribing rules for the latter," Rehnquist said. Rehnquist noted that Levy had filed a number of other challenges to the three-year sentence imposed on hiin by a court martial. The opiniOn said that to the extent these are still alive and permissible under (Continued on page 10) at y ' tr,, n;flle The Uniform Coae of with Justices Wilham 0. Military Justice is the bodf of Douglas, Potter Stewart and William J. Brennan Jr., dissen- law governing conduct in the ting. Justice Thurgood Mar- armed services. l!j; provisrJns and the way it is &tiministtlced shall did not participate. The provtstons ·of the differ in a number of respects military code were used from civilian law. Retired Supreme Court Jusagainst Capt. Howard B. LeVy, tice Tom Clark, sitting by a Brooklyn dermatologist who designation in the U.S. Court of refused to train Army medics Appeals here, called the article for Vietnam duty , and a Marine Corps private, Mark involving ~~disorders and negAvrech, convicted by court lect" a "crazy quilt of ofmartial for attempting to fenses" which gives, no fair puDilsll an antiwar statement warning of the conduct it forbids and fails to provide an while in Vietnam. Levy was convtcted under appropriate standard of guilt. Rehnquist, however, found both articles. neither ar ticl e unBoth convictions had been set aside by lower federal constitutionally vague, in light of their previous construction courts. • Amman. BATH TOWELS .......... ,.....................~l.OO WASH CLOTHS ................................... 39~ Colonial rule on discipline also enforced Military upheld Fair and not so cool tonigl!t, low from mid 50s to low 80s. We~nesday incre.asing clo udiness with chance of showers by evenirig, high in the upper 70s and low 80s . '": No- Iron . Several patterns and colors . MOORE'S 124 W. MAIN program, said j\ was "wrong" for Nixon to l'iave discussed with aides matters being considered by the Watergate grand jury, as reported to hiin by Henry Petersen, assistant attorney general who was then in charge of the Justice Department investigation of Watergate . Saxbe said the .President apparently talked about grand jury matters "with Mr. (H.R.) Haldeman and Mr. (John D.) Ehrlichman, or whoever came in the office" after promising Petersen their discussions would be private. " Does this, you think , reflect a kind of casual attitude toward seeing that the laws are enforced on the part of the President' " the attorney general was asked. "Either that or a lack of knowledge about a grand jury . proceeding," Saxbe replied. Child abuse case declared mistrial IN UPHOLSTERED .... WASH!NGTON (UP!) - Attorney General William B. Saxbe has criticized President Nixon for discussing with aides information from the Justice Department about Watergate grand jury proceedings during the peak 'Of the panel's investigations. Saxbe said Monday the President either was ignorant of basic procedures governing grand jury operations or had a casual attitude about enforcement of laws in connection with the Watergate investigation. Saxbe, in an interview on public television 's "Washington Straight Talk" Chappaquiddick lives with EMK , Judgment awarded The Farmers Bank and am ount of $1,448 .05 , and 140) . Savings Company and R. H Consta n ce Patt erso n , 7. Meigs Cheerleaders No. 1. Rawlings Sons have won a Pomeroy, aganst Edward E. 8. Meigs Cheerleaders No. 2. Shr inettes . court judgment fr om Philhp Patterson, APO, New York, 9, 10. 11, 12, 13, 14 Pomeroy 55. Belpre Shrin e Motor Fire Depar tmen t . f'isher and Doris Fisher in the charging gross neglect of duty Patrol 15 . Pomer oy Emergency 56. Loca l 'Shrine Club . amount of $1,330.33. m a sUit for divorce. Squad. 57 . Wa verly Shrine Club. In other acUon, Maywood 16. Wahama Marching Band58. Pom e roy Browni e Troop Mason West Virginia . John ston was granted a No 76, Tractor and Trailer . 17. Wahama Cheerl eaders 59. Ohi llco Queen and At divorce from Thelma John· 18. Mason Fire De pa r tment. tendants . Wellston . ston. Her maiden name of 19. Mason Emergency 60 . Float . Rock Spring s Squad. Kiser was restored. Ladybug s 20. 1973 Re9atta Queen . 61. Southern High School New suits filed were the 21. Deann Benny {Kawasaki Marchmg Band . Economy Savings and Loan Motorcycle) . 62 . Southern H1gh School Ohio Senate Bill 585, which 22. F loa t -Moonshin e Queen . Cheerleaders . Co mpany, Mar tin s Ferry, 23. Truck ·Me igs Inn Jr Girts 63 . Meigs -Jackson Book - Ohio, filin g sutt against would increase exemptions of Softball Team (15) . 135ft. Bus) . William C. Forrester and Elva domestic help for workmen 's 24, ~5. 26. Antique Cars, 1940 mobole 64 . Float . Meigs Soi l and Chrysler !Otis Layne), 1938 Water Conservat ion . Forrester, Pomeroy, in the compensation from $50 per Buick !Otis Layne ). 1937 Ford quarter to $250 per quarter, 65 . Ohio State Fair Quee n. !Kim Neal) 66 Racine Cub Scouts No . 243 was endorsed Monday by the 27 Antique Cars. I Earl Clelland) . Pomeroy Chamber of Com67 Rutland Fire Depart. merce. men t. 68 . Rutland Fire Depart. Under present law persons ment. employing domestic help for 69 Sal isbury Jr Girl Scout SYRACUSE - Two defen- hou se work , yard work, Troop No. 100 !Ford Truck ). 70. Meigs Jr . •chllgh ·dan ts were fined and two babysitting or whatever who Cheerl~aders !Truck). · • ·· others forfeited bonds in are paid $50 or more per 71 . <lpen Syracuse Mayor Herman quarter are required to file 72. · ·omeroy Motor Co . Tonight, June 18 73 . "Omeroy Motor Co. London's court Monday night, under the workmen's com74 eaford Realty and B & K Police Chief Milton Varian pensation law. tiouble Feature Program E)( Ci't'allng. A TOWN reported. S. B. 585 would increase that 75 76,77 , 78, 79 Open CALLED HELL Fined were Rodney A. Neig- amount to $250. 80 New Haven Cub Scouts. I Color) 81 , 82, 83, Bicycles. EffeJ,tve July I, employers ler, Ractne, $10 and costs, Robert Shaw 84, 85 Open. operating motor vehicle in an who ~ay more than $50 per Stella Stevens 86 . Meigs Saddle Sifte rs 110 IR) quart..r to domestic help no unsafe man ner, and Brian C. Horses). Plus 87 . Hor se - Ja ne Betzing . , Ritchhart, Syracuse, $15 and long,. will be covered under "SUBURBAN WIVES" 88. Horse- Elm er Mitchel l. costs, speed tng. pers6nal liability insuran ce. Meet the suburban wives89 . Hor se-Elmer Mitchell. Forfeiting bonds were Harry They must now be insur~d they did II for I he butcher the 90. Horse . Pauline Hysell. 91 . Horse - Pauline Hyse ll. baker and the can E. Greeson, McArthur, and under the Ohio Workmen's 92. Horse - Pau li ne Hyse ll. Orville Lee Jarrell, Racine, $2!i Compensation law. ~lesflckmaker . The real 93. Horses. story ol frustra ted '9 to 5 each speeding. 94 . Horses. widow ~' . 95, 96, 97, 98, Or . Da n Notter, Rated I R) Gallipol is. horses. 99, 100 Open . FIRE GOTTEN OUT The Pomeroy unit of the The Pomeroy Fire DeP.artSoutheastern Ohio Emergency ment answered a call to the Medical -service answered a intersection of State Routes 7 2:50 a.m. Tuesday for call at ZENITH and 33 at 8:40 p.m. Monday where a car was on fire. Fire Geraldine Mitchell, Pomeroy, CULOR TV Chief Charles Legar said tht Rt. 4, who was taken to fire was out before the Veterans Memorial Hospital as department arrived. At 8:00 a medi cal patient . Jerry a .m. Tuesday, the emergency Owens, MI. Vernon ,- was taken BLACK & squad was called to E. Second to the hospital at 2 a.m. by the St. for Mrs. Phyllis Stone who unit from SR 7 Monday afWHITE TV was ill. She was taken to ternoon, Myrtle Edison was · Veterans Memorial Hospital. returned to her Albany, Rt. 2, home from Veterans Memorial •• Hospital where she has been confined. 6. Barlow Vincent Twirlers culpability" in the payment of Hush money to Hunt. The Memorandum, said the Post, ·.vas based on statements on an ·April 16, 1973, White · House tape which differs from th e publicly released transcript. - Analyzing tbe White House tapes is costing money - up to $100,000, according to a U.S. district court official r-'8nd Judge John J. Sirica met with the experts Monday In his chambers along with lawyers for the White House and special prosecutors. "The question of money is the principal thing," Sirica said. 48. International Mining and Manufac turing Queen 2 Middleport Police Saxhe says Nixon erred And the hazards to people living near plants where vinyl chloride is processed are only just being discovered. Health officials do !mow that about 6 per cent of the 6 billion po\mds of vinyl chloride gas produced in the United states every year escapes into the air -;-USUally through factory smokestacks. The Environmental Protec!ion Agency recently surveyed seven chemical complexes in Kentucky, Massachusetts, Louisiana, California, Ohio, Delaware and New Jersey and found no evidence of an imminent health hazard; but it stresses thai its findings were sketchy and It told the $12 billion-a-year industry it should t.ake immediate steps to reduce neighborhood expo~e to the lowest practical level. For the average consumer who may be wearing, carrying, using or otherwise living with some polyvinyl chloride product almost every wliking I, .' moment, the health implications are less clear but no less a cause for concern . So far, basic consumer exposure to vinyl chloride gas has been limited to aerosol sprays. It was used as a propellant In a variety of household aerosol · products until as late as March. So far the government has forced the recall of hundreds of thousands .of cans of hair sprays, pesticides, wig cleaners, dog clipping groomers and other products that used the gas. It is looking at still others such as paint sprays and cleaning compounds to determine if enough remain In the marketplace to warrant action. The . danger here, particularly w~re hair sprays are concerned, ts that users in confined spaces -such as bathrooms - could be suJ>. jected to doses of the gas In heavy concentrations simUar 1to those which have IX'Oduced cancer in laboratory animals. ' ... . . .. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 18, 1974