https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e4fd21835d6c591fc9fb5544c6c49779.pdf 2b61d70407f339c3a64f9e5441753b39 PDF Text Text ., '' • 28 - The Simday Times - Sentinel, Sunday, June 23, 1974 • Radio executive on college hoard RIO GRANDE Dr. Fr!lflciS W. Shane, president of the Rio Grande College Board of Trustees, and Dr: Alphus R.· Christensen, president of Rio Grande College, Saturday announced appoi ntment of William R. Mnich of Columbus oo the Rio Grande College soard of Trustees. Mr. Mnich 's term on the board will expire in 1978. His appointment brings to 26 the number of members on the Rio Grande College board of trustees. ,Born in Pleasant City, Ohio in 1926, Mnich i• " •raduate of If you're looking for the best value in u: Give me a . call today. You'll discover what's made State Farm the number one homeowners in· surer in the world. ·Carrol K. Snowden Park Central Ho te l Bldg . Second Ave . Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 446 -4290 Hom e 446 -45 18 Like a good neighbor, Slate Farm is there. .... WILLIAM MNICH Norma commercia l radio for two years, he was appointed General Manager of WBEX in Chillicothe at age 24. This Marchi prosecute anyone who commits fraud , or sells narcotics, or violates the civil rights of speech before the Nattonal Con ference for ..St a.t e an d County Consumer Office Ad· ' . . m1rustrators. "The world of business and finance are going to have oo engage in deeper soul searching that hopefully will lead to . . on a much broader self pohcmg . lik sea Ie. Th e busmessman, e the physician , has bumanitarian respon sibilities - whether he recognizes it or not," he added Saxbe warned that if businessmen insist on "cutting corners and breaking laws in their quest for profits /' they Last chance to apply is Friday Cohunbus, and they are the · parents of five children . The fam ily resides at 4567 Ravine a special ceremony at the Drive, Westerville, Ohio. Whi te House May 3, 1973, Mn ich is found er and In 1963, Mr. Mnich went to preside nt of the North Europe for three weeks at the American Broadcasti ng invitation of the United States Company which operates State Department on a WMN I-AM & _FM Radio. In familiarization tour, inspecting 1973, WMNI-FM introduced the posture of the United States quadra phonic FM stereo to in the framework of NATO. Central Ohio and today is the The trip covered England, only station· in Colum bus of- Scotland, France, Germany, ferin g tOis service. Luxembow·g and Italy. Mnich was one of the foun In 1968, as a member or the ders and char ter members of Ohio Trade Mission, Mr. Mnich th e Sl. John Chrysostom was in Tokyo and other Byzantine Catholic Church of Japanese ci ti es. Several Columbus, where he serves as million dollars in new business one of the cantors. He is also was generated for Oh io on this active in many civic and social trip. organizations. He has been Mnich activ ely pursues listed in 11 Who's Who in Ohio" several hobbies; having a fine and "Who 's Who in the Mid- coll ection of antique radios, west. " owns and restores antique He is the founder of the cars, has an interesting gun Captain E. V. Rickenbacker collection an d belongs to Americanjsm Award and several National organizations presented' this award to associated with ·these acPresident Richard M. Nixon in tivities. Jean we have no recourse but to prosecute as vigorous IY as we Lhan common criminals if they conspire to violate federal antitrust laws. . "If bilsinssmcn refuse to obey the antitrust laws, then another," Saxbe said i.n a University, he was active in GALLIPOLIS - Applicants for Oct. I classes are now being considered for admission to the Practical Nw-sing Program of Buckeye Hills Career Center in Gallia Coun ty. All interested persons sho uld make application immediately for testing. The applicant will be scheduled for testing after the payment of application and testing fees. The testing dates will close July 18, 197f ,, Applicants must meet the entrance requirem ents for selection in lhe nursing program . Applicants may be married, male, or female. There is no age limit. One class is admitted per year. For information for tuition, fees, finan cial aid, con tact the practical nw-sing school at the old Holzer Hospital Building, First & Cedar or call 446.J45G. you'll find it at State Farm ' campus and academic activities. Included among his accomplishments is the fact that he was the firs t manager of the first educational FM station in the United States at Ohio University. After being involved in being accepted Insurance WASHINGTON (UP!) - Attorney General William B. Saxbe has warned the country 's businessmen that they will be treated no differently rna de him the yo Wl ge~t man in the State of Ohio ;~nd possibly in U1e nation to hold such a position, He married the fo 1·mer Applicants to PNPprogram "Of\~· OWneR/ """ Ohio University and a veteran of the S. Navy, where he served through World War II in the South Pacific. While attending Ohio Businessmen urged to obey law of GALLIPOLIS - Friday, . June 28 has been set as the final day for making applications to the Gallia-Meigs Cwmunity Action Agency for the position of exec utive director and crew chief in Meigs County . The director's post requires a degree plus experience in public work a nd administration. The crew chief requires experience in the supervision of personnel. Interested applicants for either position should contact the Community Action Agency offices in the Gallia and Meigs · Coun ty Cow-thouses. Cou ld wreck the country's free . , enterprise system. "No one suggests that the manufacturer is to blame m every case of a consume_r complaint," Saxbe sa1d, but 11 time to revise the concept was th r 's own that it was e consume 'bTl to protect responsl 1 1 Y himself from fraud . .. . k 1't , bout time that I thin IS a we begin oo insist on some new . ... the other responslblhtles on side of the fence ." He sa1'd effective July I the Justice Department wo uld . . ed ures mstitute new proc. designed to speed the fllmg of · antitrust sw't s an d . sa1d the " department was settmg up a roving strike force that _would move around the co~n try · · ·tY antitrust deve Iopmg pnon cases." ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY VW COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Ohio representatives will meet with officials of Volkswagen of Germany during a 1lklay tour of · Europe which began Wednesday about a proposed $1.5 billion manufacturing facility · in Ohio . David Sweet, director of the st.ate Economic and Community Dev e lopment Department, said Ohio is a major contender for lbe plant. M~ET I Pr ., Headquarters for Whirlpool JOHN LANIER John H. Lanier will serve as evangelist for revival services which will be held at 8 p.m. each evening beginning June 26 and ex· tending through July at the Carleton Church. The church, located three miles off Route 33 on County Road 18, is pastored by the Rev. Jay Sllles who invites the public. WASHERS AND DRYERS VOL. XXVI ·. NO. 50 ). r . . • "CI. The first vessels produced entirely of glass were manufactured in Egypt and Meso· potamia a bout 1500 B.C . Whirlpool 2-speed, 4-cycle automati c washer ~ ..... ... . -·~ ' P7404 DAVID ROUSH FT. SAM HOUSTON, Tex. - Dovid L. Rousb, son of Mrs. Gertrude C. Roush, Broolifield Rd., Columbus, w·as' named honor graduate of the !!-week Medical Service Corps Officer basic course at the Academy of Health Sciences of th" U. S. Army, Fl. Sam Houston, Tex. ·His father, Dale H. Roush, lives In Racine. 5 SECTIONAL HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM •• NAMES YOU I<NOW FUOUA - VINDALE - UNIBILT CERTIFIED - BERRINGTON College students tour_historical sites in east ·eUL APPROVED '11,900 PRICED e ROM He ~na l cto B A nchel o~ Ftdnkhn H.S "7J Hon ol ulu. Hawau Unfurnished LAST CHANCE_! ONLY ONE LEFT TO SELL 65x14 1973 MODEL •7995 Fuel Soec:Jahst Autos collide GALLIPOLIS - No one was injured or cited in a two car accident at II:ii5 a.m . Friday on Rt. 7, three tenths miles north of Rt. 218. The Gallla-Meigs Post State Highway Patrol said an -auto driven by Robert E. Saunders, 18, Northup, pulled from a private drive and attempted to make a left turn as an auto operated by James A. McKelvey, 58, Medina, 0 ., moved to pass. The McKelvey car struck the Saunders , I vehicle - in the left side. There was moderate damage. Dav1d W C1ocl< £'tt Gheliln H S ·n Fork Lth Ope!ni OJ ' I Wood l,m d Hlll5; Cllt l Crash Rescuenldn Lnl(la ]u Gustm Royal H 5 '73 Royal C1ty. Wo~ s h .. Torn Pdltd ol o~ EICimmoHS JJ Chcldn .· Wo~sh Co~nnoneer Shetee M.m..l~:n Urve1 HS '7J load -size wa ter levels • 5 wate r temp selection s By United Press International SANDUSKY;' OHIO - LORRIE JANET KAPSTA, 26, an English teacher from Columbus, was crowned Miss Ohio here Saturday night from among 10 finalists in the annual pageant. A native of Cleveland, Miss Kapsta will represent Ohio in the annual Miss America contest in Atlantic City in September. "I'm overwhelmed," said the teacher from Franklin Junior · High School in the capital city . "The final five finalists I thought were sensational. "When it came to the last two people (first runnerup Deborah Ann Pellegrini and herself) I just held my breath," she added. Measuring 36-24-36, Miss Kapata is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milan Kapsta, Parma Heights. Her father teaches education at the Cleveland Boys School, located in Hudson, Ohio. e Mag ic- Mix' lint Ii ller e Super SUR GILATOR''' ag itator • Blea ch dispenser See the complete line of Whirlpool Washers - Dryers . Air Conditioners . Refrigerators Dishwashers at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse. Always plenty of free parking . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY WASillNGTON - SECRETARY OF STATE Henry A. Kissinger called a news conference for today to restate his denial that no--secret deals have been made with the Soviet Union to change tbe strategic arJI11l limitation agreements signed two years ago. The session was scheduled to be a briefing on President Nixon 's trip to the USSR but statem~ nts by Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., have changed the priorities. On Friday, Jackson said that Kissinger made a "secret deal" which permitted the Soviets to exceed their nuclear missile limits agreed upon in the SALT negotiations . "! want to emphasize that no secret deal has been made which permitted any change in the totals outlined in. the 1972 agreement," Kissinger said in a weekend statement. " It is regrettable that this false suspicion has been raised just before the President's trip to the Soviet Union." Bltlrllnghilm, Ala 5Wl lchboard 0pci<Jiot ]nhn R Lo Presll HS '73 Lcv1ltown. New York Compu ter Ope, a·ror Bry<'ln T Much Mtlwaukee Sr H S 73 B10okl•"!ld Wt '$ Mtltta ! ~ Pohcemcm Etlwo~rd A Wa lker Nort hst<'H H S "]3 Hoovet ~vil le. Pa •r . 'r - ' '· Pleas!ml Valley Hospital as a result of the storm which struck this area fir st at 11:10 p.m. and then after sweeping · U1roug h in one direc tion ca me buck in still anolher stronge r impact. I I ~~:1 ~ah~~ew:~~ st~~~~l~g ~~t~~~~ ror some res t after working obse rv a nce TEN CENTS .. ' . . I ' ' I '• { the Meigs However, overshadowing the muse um only la st week. Visitors Sunday loved th e colorful mini-theater done in a red and plum color scheme. A constant multi-slide show was underway in the new minithea ter showing many Meigs County communities and poin Is of local interest. The slides were prepared for the Sunday "initiation " of the new room at the museum by Gerard and Elizabeth Hilferty and James Maule. The new mini-theater which has been constructed so as to serve numer ous purposes was most enthusiastically received by the large crowd attending Heritage Sunday . The theater, the first room in the museum to be completed, was provided by Mrs. Nancy Reed ' of Pomeroy and Mrs. Betty McGinness of Gallipolis in memory of their mother, Julia Baker Bean. The Hilfertys designed the theater which will serve young and old Meigs Coun tians many ways in BUSY COPIER - Gerard Hilferty, active with the ·efforts to establish the Meigs Museum as a functional building_ was kept busy during the annual Heritage Sunday of the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society copying old photos and papers brought by visitors to the museum ,Sunday . The copies will go into the museum 's archives. Looking on is C. E. Blakeslee, president of the historical society. A display of photos of local scenes from yesteryear was shown Sunday at the museum and personnel - Mrs. Shirley Husted and Mike Gerlach from the Meigs County Bi· Ce ntennial Commission offered literature on how residents can participate in the 200th anniversary of the nation. Members of the Meigs Chapter of the American Association of University Women were hostesses . Mrs. .June Ashley was in charge of n~ceiving con. tributions to lie used in converting the Meigs Museum into a fun ctional structure. · Winning prizes of $10 each for their essays in the annua l essay contest of the society were Helen Musser King of Riley, Kan sas whose subject was "The New Lima School"; Gayle Price, Portland, on "The Old Por tland Church", "N igger Jack" and HCivil War Letters" ; Geneva King, Pomeroy Route 2. "Carleton Ch ur ch Hi story"; Go ldie Clendenin, Portland, Route I, " Hazel School " , " Berry Pic king Time " and "Other Memories''; Leona Hensley, Long Bottom, "I Remember " dealing with store keeping over the years. Prizes of $7 each went to Janet Morris, Rutland , "The Pome roy-Middleport Street Car Line "; Nellie Parker, Pomeroy Route 3. "Housekeeping Then": Paul Lambert, Rutland, "The Day Disaster Struck" dealing with a 192G fire in Rutland ; "Gladys years to come . Morgan , Pomeroy Route 3, During the afternoon , Mr. "Early Memories of Meigs Hilferty was busy copying old County Fair" and "Threshing photographs and histori ca l Time on the Farm"; Wilbur papers brought oo the museum Parker, Pomeroy Route 3, by visitors. The copies will go "Eady Lumbering"; Mrs. into the museum archives. (Continued on needed because most supervisors don't know how to deal constructively with alcoholics or other troubled employes. They tend to take immediate and unduly harsh action or will " kill , with kindn ess" by delaying indefinitely to take any action . - The third block is a single referral so ur ce wit hin the company. This person prpvides a link between the troubled employe and someone in the community who can help. - The fow-th block is insuran ce coverage for alco holism ide ntical to in· surance coverage for any other illness. Promotional materials are needed to let the employes know that the company has a program . Also, educationa l (Continued on page 2) Two persons were arrested following traffic accidents on Pomeroy 's West Main St. Saturday, Pomeroy police reported, At 8:40 p.m. Rodney Carl, Pomeroy, was stopped in line of traffic when his car was hit in the rear by one driven by Vernon Little , Middleport. Little was cited to court for failw-e to maintain assured left of center 'and hit a· west clear dista nce. hound vehicle driven by Ray There were no injuries and VanMeter, Jr., Clifton, W. Va. only minor property damage. There were no personal At 9:10 p.m., Dan Follrod, injuries .but heavy damage to Pomeroy, was traveling east both vehicles . on West Main St. when he went Follrod was arrested for off the street on the right and driving while intoxicated. struck a power pole, ·went on WINNERS NAMED ::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:::::::;::::::::~:::::m::::::~::::::::;:;:::::: EXTENDED OUTLOOK . HONORARY GRAND CROAKERS initiated al a dinner held at the Shrine Park in Racine Saturday evening following the frog jumps were, first row,l-c, Earl E. Stephenson, Judge of !be Court of Appeals; Pomeroy Mayor Dale E. Smith, C. WUllam O'Neill, Ex-Governor of Ohio, now Chief Justuce of the &tpreme Court; Syracuse Mayor Herman Loodon, Athens Mayor oOnatd Barrett, Tim Kerr ; second r~, Mary Colmer, Dorqthy Karr, Bobbie Holzer, Bill C~elski, Pt. PleaSl!JII Mayor Jolm C. Musgrave, Athens · Realtor Elmer Jones, Frog Wayland, Athens ?fobate Judge Gordon 1B. . l '\ of County Peioneer and Historical Society Sunday again proved to be a highlight attraction of Big Bend Regatta Weekend. Ove r 600 visitors fil ed through the museum during Sunday's observance to view a collection of colorful work by Mary Bruce Sharo n, an Ameri ca n primitive , a Smithson ian Institute exh ibit. exhibit probably was the new mini-theater completed at the ' Weather Gray; third row, Richard Poulin, Dean Lutz, Keith Baker, Robert Wingett and William Bryant. Unable to attend were, Rutland Mayor Eugene Thompson, , Nedra Jones, Andy Anderson, Racine Mayor Charles Pyles, Middleport Mayor Joljg Zerkle and Chet Tarmehill. Approximately 150 , persons attended the dirmer featuripg barbecue chicken, baked ham, potato salad, bake beans and slaw. In chitrge of serving were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eich, Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed. Partly Sllflny today. Highs in the 60s .and lower 70s. Mostly clear and quite cool tonight. Lows tonight in the 40s. Mostly sunny Tuesday with highs in upper 60s a~d . l ower 70s. I .,' e Pomeroy police .arrest two .. These ar,e 4 few members of the Class ol '73 who found what 'they were look H1g form today's Army, Over 600 at Herit age day By Bob H9eflich The annual Herita ge Day • FQR INFORMATION : See your Army Recruiter at 221 Col. Road in Athens. . · .., • General Motors , American property wa s flattened and a number of heifers and a wi th Also utilities suffe red fr om the storm's rage with falling trees kn oc king out pow~ r ctnd telephone lines in all sections uf tl1e coun ty, while service was di srupted as long as 24 hours in some instances. Tired and wea ry work crews PHONE 992-2 156 that with help, 50 to 80 percent of the employed alcoholics will recover, and lastly, without. help, alcohol will probably kill the alcoholic, drive him to a mental institution or send him to prison. Perrin said furt her: -The programs themselves are simple and inexpensive. They consist of six "building blocks," which each company accepts, rejects, or molds to fi t its particular need and situation . - The first block is a management policy statement "on alcoholism. The critical point here is that management goes on record as stating that alcoholism is an illness and employes suffering from alcoholism will be treated like employes suffering . from any other illness. This is important. Alcoholics are usually afraid to seek the help th ey need because they believe they will be Ire a ted like mora I weaklings rather than like people with a serious health problem . - The second building block is a mana&ement procedure, Franklin City Manager Bernard Eichholz requested 'Gov. John, J. Gilligan declare the ci ty of 10,000 a disaster area and the residents of Lebanon remained wiUwut electricity late Sunday night as a result of heavy rains and high winds in southwestern Ohio Saturday VISIT MUSEUM ~ Mrs. Wanda Eblin, rif!ht, and her daughter, Rebecca, were among the hundreds who visited the Meigs Museum in Pomeroy Sunday to view the Smithsonian exhibit of the works of Mary Bruce Sharon 'during Heritage Sunday. The works will be on display at the museum all of this week. Mec hiln/c J . , I ' The Rev . W. H. Perrin, director of. the Meigs County Center on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, today announced a new service for alcoholics proving successful elsewhere. He will assist any busi ness or Meigs County gover nm ent agency willing to initiate an "e mpl oye alcoholism program ." designed to offer help to alcoholics and other troubled employes before they lose their health, their families or their jobs. The re are over 1,000 organizations in the U. S. that have implemented such programs. Among them are of Point Pleasant. A large quantity of feed wer e a ls o among the losses Today the Shadle farnHy- is ''tlwnkful no one was hurt " . That seemed tu be their prime concern when reac hing their night. home after the strong winds (Continued on page 21 :.~t ·Alcoholism is program targ~t Airlines, the City of Cleveland, DuPont, The Firestone Tire and Rubber Co., and Western Electric. . The Rev . Perrin said these organizations have developed programs for their employes CARACAS - DELEGATES FROM 148 nations returned' to_ because they know that most of the ~~egotlating tables today in an effort to keep the floundermg , the 10 million alcoholics in this dispulei>lagued third United Nations Law of the Sea conference country are employes, the afloat. average alcoholic is costing his Before beginning its major task of revising the law of lbe sea, company and himself about 25 ('Continued on page 2) per cent of hi• onnnol ....rv. Co ntrary to popular belief. good 1obs aren'tthat hard to ftnd these d ay3 Not. that IS, tf you know where to look And a better p lclCe to look than torlay 's Army you won't ltnd Our m nftdence ;s based on these simple facts One. We have more JObs to off er I he Class of '74 than anyone Military or CIV tl taii. I About 70,000 openings. 1 Two. The JObs are the kmd you don't.usually step into nght ou t of high school Electronics, construction com puters, tech meal repair, communications and law enforcement are a few of the over 300 good, steady jobs we offer Three. Although the )Obs we offer 1 ~recon sidered "skilled labor;' we don' t reqUJre that you alreadv possess the skill We'll teach you everything you need to kn ow m o ur traming courses (Expenence wtll come on the JOb I ' . . Four You choose the exact JOb training you want before you e[l list And, if you quahfy, you 'll get it. Guaranteed in wnting . That's our job offer to the C lass of '7 4 We thmk it'll pay you to look into it. After all. look what it did for the Class of '73.-.. ' I ~ l~m l Tt •:~ ' 35 sorne nine miles soutlleast and fall ing limbs . F'i vc persons were treated enttne MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1974 had made th eir path, Individual houses on the farm were checked one Qy one for Perhaps the largest in- U1is assurance. Baled hay for dividual loss resul ted at the next winter was lost as well as Mount Vernon Farms on U.S. a number of big trees. endless hou rs l/l muking repa irs to resture telephone mid t;!lectric serv ice . barn on the James B. Shadle cancellation of the sky diving exhibition. 600 persons did visit there to view a The heavy rains created extremely muddy Smi lhson iar collection of works by Mary conditions ncar the Pomeroy Junior High Br uce Sharon and to preview the new miniSchool where the othj!r Regatta activities theater. took place. As the result or the weather and the The Me igs Co unt y Pioneer and boat racing ca ncellation , downtown Hisotrical Society had to cancel its plans Pomeroy - always packed on Sunday for several OUtdoor activities plann ed as a afternoon dw-ing Rega tta Weekend - was part of Heritage Sunday but the museum pretty much like other Sundays, quiet and was open to the public and despite the subdued, unseasonable cold and nasty weather over GENTL E, . PERMANENT PRESS, SUPER WASH e 2 A Jewish boy reac hes the age of manhood at 13, when he celebrate s hi s Bar Mitzvah. RIO GRANDE - Thirty - Sheree Rockw ell, Charlene Griffin, Betty Lambert, and nine Rio Grande College Griffin, Susie Conley, Linda Melody Eggleston . students under the leadership of C. Robert Leith , assistant professor of history, recently concluded the college's fifth "History on Wheels" trip to colonial, revolutionary, and Civil War historical sites in Virginia, Maryland, an d Washington, D. C. While at the nation's capital, above, they were led on a tour of the Capitol Building by Ohio Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller. Pictw-ed with Cong. Miller are, standing 1-r, Bob Porter, Professor Leith, . Randy Adkins, Ray Weiher, Phil Slaten, Howard Mc,Daniel, Kurt Smith, Ben Snyder , Roger Stover, and Ray Roberts; seated top, Darrell Street, Jim Davis, Jeff Slaten ; Bruce Schafer, and AI Al11n L Boy1l Debora Lee Ro.sch Edward C1•tlo!il Morehart; seated secoqd row, Ft Cdmpbell HS '73 W Ci1Holhon H S T1 M,lSe'> Lakc H S "73 Belle Peters, Becky Card, Foil Campbell, Ky Cl.t lksv tlle. Tenn Ml)!;es Ldh:l, Wo~sh Hellcoptet C rewch u!l F uld.nre Cletk lulautt v Fut:> Tedm Leadet Linda Canter, Linda Wagner, Sarah Deem,. Amilda Noll ; sea ted, third row, Elai ne Horner, Diane Polcyn, Becky Hendrickson, Earlene Carman , Kathry Roberts, Cindy Roberts, Mrs. Jol!tme Roberts, and Pam Mead, and seated, fow- th row, Mrs. Marvella Smith, Stephanie Crossen, Sunday, which was have to been the "big day" of Big Bend Regatta Weekend outdoor activities sponsored by the Poineroy Chamber of Commerce, was washed out. A severe storm Saturday night created Ohio River conditions which made hoal racing Sunday impossible and so the racing program was called off by the Lorain Outboard Boating Associa tion, The cloudy and cold weather Sunday brought • 2 wash speeds anp 4 cyc les inc lu'di ng NORMAL, Dyou ga'&duate in June, tbis is what you could be doillg in September. e3 BEDROOMS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO etgs trailer homes, a police radio tower t-J nd nwnerous {Jlhcr damages from up rooted tree:; Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-M11smt Area ' eTOTAL ELECTRIC •SLIDING GLA~S DOORS PT. PLEASANT - Twisting winds that s we pt thr ou~h Mason County late Saturday night left a path of destruetio'l,> resultin g in personal injuries. UJC loss of barns, cattle, mobile • y .;; tlltiiUIIU eSHINGLE ROOF ~tOri! I. - -, s.- •HOUSE TYPE SIDING A twister that struck Meigs pa ~ able . One WHY tnlffic was County Saturday about mid- possible late Sunday Hfternoon. night Gaused heavy property Few Property owners in the damage from upper Syra cuse area escaped the uprooting of a 00 Letart Falls. The wind tree. Other par ts of the county des troyed utility bui ldin gs, damaged homes, ripped up escaped se ri ous dama ge, apparently. trees and destroyed crops, At Pla nis the roof was take n ROUGH IN GALLIA off the home of William It was a mira cle no one was Hoschar. His house is located k1lled during Saturday's severe oo SR 338. wind and rain s torm which Flore nce Thornton of East struckGallia County at 10:57 p. . Letart , reported her trailer m . Property damage is exhome was m oved off its foundation. Trees fell on the pected to run into thousa'nds of home of Vernon Donahue, dollars as tornado-li ke winds letting a dre nching rain into all uprotted trees, knocked dow n portions of the house. ' utility lines and poles, cr ushed Eulah Wolfe 's home was cars, tore down fences a11d SljTrounded by uprooted trees, ripped off lops of ba rns, sil os · but not damaged! and homes . In the Letar t and East Letart At least 14 persons were left areas residents were without homeless after their homes and electricity most of the night. trailers were destroyed by the The corn crop in the rich s torm . Some res id ents bottom area was leveled but required treatment at Hol zer the tomato crop had little Medical Center. No one was visible damage . se riously injur ed. Trees on the East Letart Near ly an inch and a half of Road made it almost im- rain fell durin g· the 45-min ute Big day washed out ..a A Stilt ftlln Fire lfld Casualtr CGIIlllltfiW Home Otfict: Rloomillflotl. lll inois r · '/ BARN LOST - A twister struck Saturday at midnight causing damage from upper Syracuse to Letart Falls. The barn above leased by Virgil Roush, was leveled. Inside were three tractors and approximately 260 crates of cabbage. In order to get the cabbage out, which was shipped Sunday, the men literally sawed their way into the wrecked structure. - WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET • torm ra es ..,. I t ' .' I • r .. I' •• 'I .. I I Winners in the Casting Derby · held Saturday morninc at the Generally fair through the Pomeroy tennis court under 10 period . Temperature• years of age were, David Barr, first; Rodney , Tripp, second, moderating through t~e and Randy Murray third. over period. Daytime highs !near 70 Wednesday warming Into · : th 80 b F id Lo H~· years of age wmners were e s Y r ay. ws a. 'Mike Owens first· Tim night In the 50s. Tucker, . sec.ond. ~nd Eric 1 ::::::~:::::::::~:::::::::::::::::;:;:;:~:~~:~:::~:!:::::::::::::!:~:~!3: Roush, thit'd. r I I , l .{ • t • . ·' ' ' �2- The Dally Sentmel. Moddleport-Pomeroy, o ., MundaY , June 24. WI~ 3- The Daoly Scntmel, Moddleport Pomeroy, 0 , Monday , June 24, 1974 ·scenes from the 1974 Frog Jumps · . -' . •• ' J • ""' ~ Ll-.1 Sp41rls Edllur are 1-1', Dale Warner, Rodney, Chris Mark and Thereon Johnson. Fli'St prize was $100, second, $50 and third, $25. .. • BANKER THEREON JOHNSON, GRAND CROAKER of the Ohio Socoety of the Promotion of the Bull Frogs, Inc is shown woth the wheel that contained the names of the members of the Frog Assocoatoon Names were drawn and prozes given away durmg the Jump. Alcoholism Stonns hit (Con tmued from page I) 1Contonued from page I ) literature should be provoded The storm left 7'k mches of so that the employe can ram m the area and a 3().foot determone whether or not hos or - break on Clearcreek levee m her own drmkong os harmful . Franklin caused a flash flood -Lastly, there should be and mundsted 104 homes on a supervisory traming on how to 10-block area of the coty, forcunplement the program The mg the evacuation of 50 famocenter can provode free of hes charge, the use of an hour and The rams left Lebanon's a half hour superivosry power plant under water, oroentation program The forcong resodents to rely on program consosts of an ex- candle power late Sunday planahon of the particular ought Officials were not cercompany's policy and taon when power would be procedure ; a programmed restored instruction workbook that The Butler County Rural gives the supervisor an op- Electroc Association and Covil _ portunity to work through a Defense workers set up a porsotuatoon deahng woth a trouble table eiectroc generator to supemploye and a film, developed ply power on critocal areas of I for the U. S Civol Servoce the coty Commossoon whoch demonThe only InJUries reported as strates how to cope woth a result of the storm were to alcoholocs and employes with Mrs. Henroetta Woodrey and SENIOR DMSION WINNERS IN THE FROG JUMPS place, wbo received $50. Bryanr and BaUey were tied in the other health problems that her 14-year-<Jld son Dale who - Wolliam Bryant, Portland, took first place honors and forst JUmp with 14'6". In the jump-off Bryant defeated Bailey affect theor work performance were treated for rmnor mJuroes receoved a check for $300, he was the JOckey for a frog owned Left to roght are, Dale Warner, William Bryant, Chuck In Meogs County, four at Bethesda North Hospital aftby D B. All~n of Racone, second place went to Chuck Bailey, Baoley, Tim James and Thereon Johnson. orgamzatoons have begun er the hogh wonds overtorned Pomeroy, who receoved $100and Tim James, Stockport, third unplementatoon of programs. theor mobile home m Pleasant They are The Royal Crown Plain on Ohio 28 on Clermont Bottlmg Co , the Vollage of County The sheriff's office Moddleport, the Vollage of saod the traoler was . [' Pomeroy, and the Midwest demolished Steel Corporation Both the Utile Moamo and For further onformatoon, Great Moamo rover's crested resodents may call Perron at Sunday mornmg nearly two feet above flood stage 992-3172 or 992-3214. A killer tornado sliced through Tucson, Aroz , and another tornado smashed onto PAYMENT ORDERED RACINE - Southern Local a Rocky Mount, N C , trailer '1 • School Dostroct has been or- park Sunday, inJurong dozens dered to pay $327 26 to former of persons. Desert thunderstorms Syracuse elementary school custodoan Floyd G. Doddle for spawned a twoster that ripped back wages due him under the onto a group of mobile homes Faor Labor Standards Act, on the south side of Tucson, according to the U. S killing an 80-year-<Jld man and Department of Labor The mjurmg at least 30 persons. The tornado and fove funnel order resulted from a wage and clouds soghted nearby flattened hour dovosoon onvestigatoon of the school dis troct, according to at least 19 homes, damaged at R F . Pletrykowsko, area least 33 others and left a bout 75 director of the Employment persons homeless, said Capt. TIIAT'S BANKER GEORGE HOBSTETTER, second from right, getting hos Sylvester Streaker started on tbe way Standards Admonostrallon, Ellis Franklin of the Tucson Fire Department. U.S Department of Labor to wmrung "hands down" Ralph Weaver said a "huge dust funnel" carrymg a 14-by· 70 foot trailer home came straoght toward hom , but stopped IS feet from hos mobile home (Continued from page 1) Near Rocky Mount, N C , a the conference ran onto trouble upon opening Thursday when the skopped through a tornado major maritime powers, including the Uruted States and the mobole home park, mjurong at SoVIet Uruon, dosagreed with a large number of developmg countroes on votiJlg procedures. Poorer countroes want faster least 11 persons and damagmg procedures that would gove them advantages m voting for 10 traoler homes proposals, wh1le Uoe big powers, outnumbered 4-1 by developmg , "From the observation of the traolers, ot's a mll'cale nobody nations, want toghter rules was killed, " srud Highway Patrol Sgt B.R Inscoe "Five . ISRAEL SAYS IT PLANS TO CONTINUE retaliatory traolers were roght-<Jut bombmg raods against Palestinoan guerrilla bases m Lebanon but three other Arab nations have offered to come to the aid of smashed flat ---even woth the gi'OWid" the guerrillas and Lebanon. At least one person was The semi-<Jfficial Egyptian newspaper AI Abram warned seroously mjured in the Rocky today that the next war on the Middle East, whoch ot saod lvoll Mount tornado Joseph R. br~ out if Israel continues to reject a just setUement, may well be a nuclear one. On a more peaceful note, Israel and Syr1a were Harrison, 22, was rushed by 'I disengagmg themselves on schedule from last October's Middle ambulance to Duke Hospotal on I East war under an agreement negotiated by Secretary of State Chapel Hill, N.C. I "It dodn't cut a swath like an Henry A Kissmger. average tornado," Inscoe said. WASHINGTON- THE HOUSE JUDICIARY Comnuttee os "II went down and up, pocking I expected to decode this week whether to make public most of the these trailers out and flat' I " secret eVIdence ot has exarmned durmg its six-week un- tening them." Ia 1 1f 1 I Foerce woods blasted Waypeachment inquiry . The troal of former White House domestoc cross, Ga., toppling buildings WINNER OF TWO NIGHTS IN Me1gs County Jail was Kenny Kerr of Athens. Shown, 1-r affairs adviser John D. Ehrlictunan and three other defendants, are, Thereon Johnson , grand croaker, Kerr, Dale Warner and Jun Clatworthy, past grand includmg G. Gordon Loddy, architect of the or1gmal Watergate but causmg no mjur1es Covil Defense authorities estimated croakers. break-on and buggmg, begins Wednesday. damages between $350,000 and Ehrlichman and the others are accused of plotting the 1971 $400,000. burglary at the office of Dr. Louos Fielding, the Los Angeles F The twisters came on the The Daily Sentinel psychiatrist who treated Dame! Ellsberg, wbo was charged wiUo heels of a barrage of storms leaking the Pentagon Papers. Convicted presidential aide DEVOTI!:DTO'IUE tornadoes and ragmg flooctwa: INI'EIIEIT OF • Charles W. Colson, who was sentenced to three years m JBil MEIG&OWION "!!"" ters that battered the Midwest Froday after pleading gollty to obstruction of-justice in the EllsCHESTER L. TANNEHILL, berg case, os expected to be the government's main prosecution durong the weekend and then ROBERT HOBnJQI, moved east to the AUantic wotness QIJI>IIor Coast. At least one person was 1 PubiWiod doUy , _ . S."'"l'r br n.. killed and hundreds left homeauo v...., Publllhlnll CAmi>MY. 111 WASHINGTON Columbus, the O'Bleness through the use of telecomCourtSI,Pumotor,OIIIo,lfiW ....,_ less by Uoe weekend onslaught. OOiet Phone tn-tlM Editorill Phone m. Congressman Clarence Moller Hospital on Athens, the Athens munocation. Veterans Memorial Hospllal 2107 AUXILIARY TO MEET and the Appalachian Regoonal Medocal Center, and Holzer The project woll enable SATURDAY ADMISSIONpold ot Pu.,...J, RACINE Racme Ohio , I Commossoon (ARC) today Medocal Center on Galhpolis patients m rural counties to Gmo J Pierotti, Pomeroy. N1tion~~l •dvwll1inc repretentallve Amerocan Legoon Auxoliary announced the approval of a Approxomately 213,000 enjoy advantages of medocal SATURDAY DISCHARGES BoWneW-Gafia&l><r.ln< • 12Eul 4bl Sl , $123,000 grant for motoahng persons on Athens, Galha, and psychologocaj specoalists - Murl Ours, James Mays, wtll meet Tuesday at the New York , NewYorl Doll-bystaffmg and operating of a Hockong , Meigs, Jackson, throughout the areaf 'llnd 10 Cassie Baum, Dorothy Wroght. Legoon Hall at 7·30 p m. wbere IVIUable 10 centl per trW, By M,..,. Route ........ OUTim- oervlce ,... seve n county network of Vmton and LaWIJ"nce counties Columbus by travelmg only to SUNI ..y ADMISSIONS - Hennessy, Pomeroy; Ohs I .,•lllble medocal mocrowav.! T V woll benefo t from the proJect. the nearest Health facility. The Wanda owell, Racme; Myrtle Casto, Reedsvllle, Harold One month, • • By mau in • Ohio lnd W Va , One Year, Ul, SLI The major goal of the project cost breakdown shared shows Harrison, Middleport; Mildred Jeffers, Racine ; Carolyn serv1ces Three month1, f! 1 month•, • 10, The proJect woll mobally link os to solve some problems of total cost of $135,114, the local Roush, New Haven ; Ocie Reeves, Pomeroy_. monthl •u 50, 1 Ellewhere 121011 yw, 1 three moothl, • 10 SUblcrtptim priC1! the Ohoo State Unoversoty promary care dehvery and share at $2,992, and the state's McCune, h.tland; Betty SUNDAY DISCHARGES ll ltlcludr:l &ndly 11Jnet.Sentlnel Hospotal of Medo cone on medocal on-servoce education share as $8,322 Swock, Moddleport; Ruth None. I ,' f • ONE OF THE MANY girls who coaxed a frog off a jumping pad, but faoled to won a proze. Her frog appears to prefer a quoet nap raUoer Ulan a jumpong race DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Questions about • • retammg water ' By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR-DR LAMB - Uke so many people I am confused regarding water retention. What is the normal amount a person should retain, and c 1es thos conditoon keep excess weoght on one attemptong to lose weight' Could this cause a loss or gam of pounds over a few days' I am 67. We surely apprecoate your columns and have receoved so much help from them DEAR READER - All of us retain some water because of gravoty Man os an uproght person, and when standmg, water accumulates on the legs and lower part of the body. One of the experoments I dod to study weoghUessness was to put healthy young men to bed and study the change on thell' weight and water It was common for these young men to lose three to love pounds m 24 hours, and ot was all water loss We demonstrated thos by measuring the amount of urine they passed and the amount of flwd they drank. So, the answer to your questoon about the possobolity of losing several pounds of water m a few days is yes Other thongs affect the amount of body water, too Remember that over half of your body weoght os water, under normal Circumstances. We are not mstant droed humans A good physocal workout woth sweating can cause a person to lose 10 pounds. But, don't get excoted over that, ot all comes back 1ust as soon as the thorst and salt reqwrements are met. It os not a loss of pounds of fat at all It os common for the body to fluctoate as much as five pounds on relahon to water intake , food mtake, heat, exercose and other envll'onmental factors That os why it os so easy to lose the forst five pounds on a diet whole the rest os harder Many of the doet fads promoted mdiscriminately to the public take advantage of the easy loss of water omtoally Most of these people promotmg these thongs know the truth , they just want your money The low-carbohydrate diet fads are on thos ballpark When you elimonate carbohydrates drastically, the kodney eliminates more salt than normal and woth ot goes about five pounds of normal body water So, you are delighted when you get on the scale and see how much you have lost But, It won't last, eith~r. and I .... I , unless you conhnue to restroct your caloroes or sogmflcantly oncrease your physocal actovoty to use calories, the water and the weight woll return Even woth well-planned, good weoght-reducong programs, the body water os a factor There may be some motoalloss as the excess fat os broken down and used for energy. The process releases water and carbon dioxide You elimmate the carbon dooxode from your lungs, but you may hold on to the excess water Thos may contonue for two or three weeks. Durong thos entore perood your weoght may not change, despote the decreased caloroe mtake Then one day there os a moghty rush of water and you will be passong lots of water all day and the next day your weoght will have dropped The cycle then repeats otself. In such people weoght loss occurs on a seroes of steps and not as a day-by -day affa or The retaoned water then fools people by causmg them to !honk they are not makong progress when on fact they are Water otself never controbutes to pounds of fat. Losing or retaomng water woU affect the readmg on the scales but not the pounds of fat under your skin Over 600 ' (Continued from page 1) Purley Karr, Long Bottom , "The Utile Whole Church on the Vale" , John Lehew, Pomeroy , "Opera on the County" on the •Pomeroy Opera House Receoving honorable mention were Mrs Edgar Dorst, Pomeroy Route 3, "One Room Schoolhouse on Orange Towns hop", . Mrs Susie Kerwon, Reedsvolle Route I, " One Room Schoolhouse"; Davod Allen Brewer, Portland, "Smoth Famoly Hostory"; Mary Krawsczyn, Moddleport, "Church by the Hoghway" deahng woth Heath Unoted Methodost Church; Bessoe Larkins, Reedsvolle, "Thongs Your Mother Had"; Rodney Frecker, Pomeroy Route 2, "Bunker Holl Church" and Joe Rosenbaum, Pomeroy, "1937 Flood'' ot NOW YOU KNOW Transatlanhc aorplane passenger servoce began on 1939,' woth a fhght from , New York to Marseille, France, that took more than 42 hour s I . By t'REn l)UWN UPI Sp11rts Wrolcr Moke Marshall, who sometomes l<t iks m roddlcs, says he <an keep potchong at Ius L"urrent pace and th e bad news comes through loud and clear for the Los Ange les Dodgers' nvals The 31-yea r -old r el oever completed perhaps the most Hy MD.TON RICHMAN • JUNIOR DMSION WINNERS in the frog jump were Rodney Harrison, Columbus, first place, Ouis Woods, Pomeroy, third, and Mark Ludwig, GahaiUI8, second. Shown Sport Parade II - ,J FROG CAKE- A cake, on Uoe desogn of a frog, green in color, was presented to Fred Crow, at a dinner held at the Twm Coty Shrone Club in Racone, Saturday evemng following Uoe frog jump, by Ted Reed, Pomeroy Banker Shown are , front, 1-r, Mrs Fred (Eleanor) Crow and Thereon Johnson, back row, Fred Crow and Ted Reed The cake was made by Mrs Joan TutUe of Racme Dodgers win, sweep SF series Today's .. • ·- " News. • • in Briefs ' , ·f·;;;. . NEW YORK \ UPI l - tnevotaboy, the mormng after has to follow the mght before and, hke so many other transgressors before hun, Muhammad Alo looked at thongs a httle dofferentlv when he awoke Sunday mormng · Hedodn't have a hangover because he doesn't dnnk, but he "as palpably, genumely, sorry for what happened Saturday mght Sorry he had saod some of the thon gs he did about heavyweoght champoon George Foreman Sorry that what he sa od had caused the Boxong Wroters' DoMer to detenorate onto a dangerous glass flyong brawl, and sorry that he had talked too much Maybe you'd never beheve you'd ever see the day Muhammad Ali would ever admot he talked too much, but Sunday was the day • " I talked outta turn , and I talked too much," he sa od ' I was off coprse." Honestly Believed He saod ot wothout any of the usual Muhammad Ah marshmallow eother He saod 11 hke a man "ho honestly beioe' cd and meant what he was saymg At least tha t's the ompres,wn he gave me George Foreman, who defends hos IItle agaonst Ah Sept 24 m Zaore, was bemg honored by the "roters Saturday mght as Foghter of the Year He \\as beong presented woth the Edward J Neol Award and Alo was to be the guest speaker Ail vio lated rule number one by speakmg too long, nearly 20 minutes He took care of rule number two as \\ell by demearung Foreman "I'm sorry ot happened," Ah saod "! apologoze to George Foreman and to all those people who were at the donner I apologoze for gettmg on hom , ta lkong about him, and brmgmg hom down as a champoon That probably got him upset Stoll he had no roght to grab my Jacke l and rop ot off "! say a Iotta things and do a Iotta things for promotoon, pubhcoty and so on, but I wouldn 't be so bold as to do what he dod Not that bold to rop a person's 1acket off That was a bog move That took a Iotta nerve "Where I was wrong, where I made a nustake was talkmg about hun not bemg a good champoon, not havmg a hard punch The whole dinner was to hon or hom, not me I should a kept that on mmd It's JUSt that I was thonkong about the fight on September, and when I got up to speak, na turally I wanted to say thongs to help ot I wasn't really thinkong that much about the do Mer bemg in hos honor. I'm sure kings, presodents and pohtocoans go to dinners honorong theor adversaroes and they don 'I agree woth every thong that's saod, but they JUS I sot there and don 't raose any fuss. That was my mostake I saod some thong s I shouldn 't have " Apprecoated Award Durmg all the tune Ah was talking at Saturday mght's donner, Foreman, accordmg to those who were there, sa od nothmg. All he did was glare at Alo on ocy solence When Foreman got up to leave, he was holding the plaque goven hom and he to ld the audoence he apprecoated the award, but sa1d he'd had enough of Ah Alo omposhly grabbed the plaque from Foreman and held ot behind hos back Foreman asked for ot back and when Alo refused, t,he champ went roght after ot and that was when he ripped All 's jacket. All then tore Foreman 's Jacke l and literally yanked the short off hos back By thos tune, both fighters were bemg held back m a .scene remomscent of Alo's scufflewoth Joe Frazoer .n a TV studio before their last fo ght on January There were some glasses on the table on front of Alo and Foreman, and All, who throves on chaotic excotement, latched onto a couple of goblets and flopped them m Foreman's d1rechon No blows were struck although Ah saod Foreman dod make a move to hit him when both were bemg restramed When A11 returned to his hotel, there was a phone call from Herbert Muhammad, hos manager Herbert Muhammad had heard about the trouble and told Ab he was wrong on haVIng done what he dod Alo admotted he was wrong Sparrmg Partners At no time durmg theor eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation did Alo show any fear at all of Foreman He acted as of he consodered him one of hos sparrong partners. "That's my trouble," All saod "I'm not alraod of nothmg My first thought when he npped my Jacket was thos was a bully mo.ve to undo all I had saod and to put fear onto me I wanted to show him I'm a bogger bully I wanted to be bolder than hom. He has been gomg around sayong he'd keep hos cool, but he blew ot " Muhammad Ali os 32, but shU has some lottie boy m him He agotates an opponent, seldom realozes how much a master he os at ot, and then os honestly surprosed when the opponent reacts When thongs sometimes get out of hand, Ah os sorry Honestly sorry That's the lottie boy on hom, too. CAll: 992-7155 ·~ A IIOOM ftfiGn llltnoll INSUUNC ~ - P71110 Hos t Maroetta captured ots 16th Southeas tern OhiO Golf Assocatwn tournament m a ram-shortened 18-hole affa or over the weekend Due to Sunday s steady downpour of rao n, the !mal 18 holes were cancelled Maroetta fmoshed woth 435 strokes wh ole runnerup Corclevo l le .. AKRON, Ohoo (UP! l - When Jom Colbert came on the PGA tour none years ago the only thong he brought woth hom were courage and a good puttong stroke He needed , and used them both to perfectoon Sunday to "on hos forst tournament of the year- the $170,000 Amerocan Golf Classoc In pockong up his fourth career lrtumph, the JUbilant Co lbert pocketed $34,000 to up his season earmngs to $73,671 - good enough for 15th place on the current PGA money lost Colbert defeated Ray Floyd on the second sudden death playoff hole after Gay Brewer and Forrest Fezler were ehmmated on the forst extra hole The four had ended the 72hole eve11t toed at one over par 261 ' I had overestunated my ab ohty and had underestimated my mlestmai fortotude and was begonnong to think all I could do was choke when ot came to the bog ones," saod th e 33-year-<J!d Co lber t, who carded fov e bordoeo and four boyeys his Reds capture pair, 4-2, 2-1 greens) toed for last place wolh 493 Doug Robmson, Manetta , captured medahsl honors wo th a tw o-under-par 68 Ga lhpohs' Boll Conley and Manetta's To by Offenberger toed fo o second place on medahsl play woth 7Is It was the forst lome on several years play was can- CINCINNATI (UP!) Sparky Anderson had hos strategy all planned, but before he had the chance to put ot to use Tony Perez homered to gove the Reds a sweep of Sunday's doublehead er woth the Atlanta Braves Nonewasouton the bottom of the 12th when Perez sla mmed a Joe Noekro knuckleball over the centerfoeld fence to gove the Reds a 2-1 VIctory on the second @!me Thos was after Joe Morgan s!arruned three hit.s, one his eoghth homer of the season and second on as many days, to lead the Reds to a 4-2 voctory m the forst game The twm voctory shot the Reds ahead of the Braves and left them traoling the Los Angeles Dodgers by 6 'k games on the Natoonal League West goong onto tonoght's seroes opener woth Houston on the Astrodome "! was talkmg to Don Gullett on the dugout when Tony hot the ball and dodn 't eve n see ot go over the fence," saod An- derson Sparky had planned to use Gullett-as a pmch runner for Perez of Tony got on base . "And I was telhng Don," co ntonued Sparky , " that I wanted hun to steal on the forst potch because I was gomg to have Merv Rettenmund swmgong I figured Merv would be ge ttmg a fast hall because woth a ruMer on base they would be expectmg us to bunt " Anderson had barely gotten the words out of hos mouth before the roar of the crowd told hun the game had ended fonal rou nd "Thts hme, '' he sa1d, ' I JUSt reversed 1t and there was more mtestmal fortitude and less emphasos on ab ohty I had unly one thong on ,my mmd when I came here and that was to wm li I dodn't take ot all, I dodn 't care of I fomshed second or 95th Floyd and Colbert salvaged par three on the fo rst sudden death hole while Brewer and Fezler were ehmmated woth bogey fours Thos tune ot was Floyd who could smell the green On the par love, 62:>-ya rd 16th hole Colbert hot safely to the green m three as the ball landed 20 fee t away from the pon Floyd JUst cleared a frontmg lake on hos thord shot and executed a good chop shot that trockled past the hole But alter Colbert two putted for a par, Floyd, whose ball went "eoght to 10 feet from the hole," mossed his putt for par The tournament and fourway playoff, the forst on the PGA tour smce the Kemper Open m 1971, then became history as Colbert raosed his arms onto the aor m happoness Jom Jamieson, Dwoght NeVI l, J C Snead and Bert Yancey hmshed at 282 woth Tom Kote hack another stroke, whole four others - on cludon g Arnold Palmer- were at 285 Tom Weoskopf had a 286 and U S Open Cha mpo on Hale Irwm had a llk>ver par 290. TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT • \ . ~ '· -· Amencan Leaque east w Bos ton D et r ott Bal t tmore N ew York Cl eveland Milwauke e I pet 39 28 35 J I 582 530 507 500 500 500 )4 )) 35 35 J J JJ J2 32 lnt ern attonal Leagu e Standings By Untie d Pr ess lnternattonal North w I pet Rochester Syracuse Tol edo Pawtucke t 37 37 28 20 South 23 25 36 <O 597 1 ROGODZINSKI OPTIONED 438 11 PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) 333 17 celled beca use of bad weather The Pholadelphoa Phillies Sunw I pel g b Dun ng Fnday 's busoness day optioned outfielder Mok e Memphrs 311 13 623 meetong, ot was decoded the_ 36 25 590 2 Rogodzonsko to the or Toledo R chmond Charleston 29 31 483 6 1/ 1 50th annual SEOGA match will farm club on the International T rd ewate r 19 41 317 18 111 be held at Corclevolle on 1975 Sunday's Results League Syracuse B MemphrS 4 Here's how Galhpohs golfers The move was made to make Rrchmond 2 Pawtucket 0 1St 7 performed on the 49th annua l room for lefthanded relief onn Rt c hmond 1 Pawtucket 0 2nd 7 even t and the !mal 1974 team potcher Pete Rochert, who was >nn sta ndon gs acquored on waovers Froday, T o l edo 11 T dewater 1, 1st 7 tn n Toledo at Trdew ater 2nd ppd the club saod. rarn GALLIPOLIS W2l Ro c hester at Cha rlest on 2 Ro~odzonsko , used prunaroiy PLAYER SCORE ppd r an Bill Conley 71 as a pooch-hotter, had appeared Don Sheets 77 m 14 ga mes "oth the Pholhes, George Pope 80 Ron Eilt s 81 hittong only .063 Rochert was on Clark Hager Ill 13 games for the St Lows KIDD WINS Leo Val entt ne 82 Cardinals and had one save COLUMBUS (UPI) - Mike Terry Shrade r 83 The Cardmals had acqwred Kodd of Euless, Tex., won the Bt l I Thomas 84 Char les Kte slmg 87 him proor to thos season from forst Amerocan Motorcycle AsR [) Wh 1le 90 the Los Angeles Dodgers socoatoon Grand National ( Top stx scores counted tn Champoonshop race of hos team play) TEAM STANDINGS career Sunday at the Ohoo TEAM SCORE State Faorgrounds, edgong Martetta 435 defendmg national champion Ctrcl evllle 456 Ken Robe rts Lancas ter 460 Ironton 470 Roberts held the lead for 18 Ga llt pol ts 472 laps m the 20-lap race. Kidd Cambndge 475 ga med the lead on torn four of Athens 478 A prel!y gorl a t a cookout os the 18th lap and went on to Logan 490 Chtlltcothe 493 a "~ barbec utt e" VICtory Fatrg r eens 493 --·-----------·---·-----·---·------------~--"11 NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS LONGER INSURED UNDER - YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY COVERAGE. THEY MUST NOW BE IN PENSATION LAW, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1974. is provided by the following 4 p.m. to closing I FOR ADULTS Bog Shet• French Froes, Turnover & Large Dronk Only $}15 Isoe 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO \ I ' ,, 1 I ' ' Only V. D. EDWARDS INS. AGENCY DALE C. WA~NER INS. AGENCY MULLEN. INSURANCE AGENCliNC. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES . DAVIS INSURANCE 'SERVICE 1 1 ' I I=! independent Pomeroy agents: FOR KIDS Funburger'" French Froes Small Dronk & Lo llipop ' I \ •, ' , 9 b 617 SURED UNDER THE OHIO WORKMEN'S COM- Special Family Meal Prices 1:1 g b Oak. tand )7 31 536 T e x as 36 34 514 Jlh K an sasCrtY 33 33 SOO 21 1 Ch cago 32 32 500 2 1h Caltfornra 30 4\ 423 8 M tnne sota 27 39 409 8 12 Sa tu rdays Results De trott 4 N ew York 1 Ch tc ago 3 M nn 1 10 mns Oa l hmore 7 Mrlwa 2 Cl eve 11 Bos l on 0 1st Bo s ton a Cl eve 3 2nd Oakland 3 Kansas C ty 2 Ca l rt 7 Texas 4 Sun da y's Results New York 4 Detrotl 1 Chtcago 2M nn 1 lsi Mrnn 4 Chtcago 3 2nd Bos to n a Clpve13nd 0 M t waukee 9 Ball 4 Kan C•fY 4 Oaklan d 1 Ca l o~, l 10 Texas :2 Today!> probable prtchers ( All Tt me s EDT) M !waukee ( Sprague 3 1) at Bos ton 1T tant 9 6 l 7 30 p m Detrort !LaGrow 56 ) at Baltimore I A lexander 2 J l 7 30 pm Cleve land (A rltn 0 l l at N ew York ( Med rch a 5 ) a p m Chtcago (Wood ll 8 l at Kansas Ct t y (F rtzmorr ts 6 JJ 8 30 p m Mrnnesota (Corbrn 50 ) at Texas (Clyde 3 2J 9 p m Caltforn•a (Lange 2 2l at Oa kland ( Biue67) l1 p m Tu esdays Games Mrlwa at Boston ntgh t Oetro tt at Ball ntght Cl eve at New York nrght Ch rcago at Kan Crty nrgh t Mrn n at Texas nrght Cal rf at Oaldand nrQht YOU PAY MORE THAN $50 QUARTERLY ARE NO /NCREDIBURG/BLE! g west w 1 pel This public service announcement * I M.i'1or league Standtng!> By Unti ed Pr ess lnternat tonat Nattcnal League East w I ~ ct g b Phtlad e lpht i.l 37 3:1 536 ) .1 3 2 51 5 ]1 1 St L OUI S Montrea l J l 30 508 ') Ch cag o 28 36 438 61 I 431 7 Ptlt Sb ur gh 28 37 New York 26 41 388 10 West w I pet g b Los A n ge le s J 7 23 671 Ctnc tnnat t J9 28 58 2 6 1 At l an ta J O JO 56 5 71 , Hou ston 35 35 500 12 San Fran c sco 33 39 458 15 San Otego 30 .1 .:1 405 19 Sa tu rdays Re sult s Ptlt sburgh 6 Chtcaqo 0 Ctn c mn aft 3 Allan ta 1 Ph Ia 5 N ew York lSI Ph Ia 8 New York 5 2nd 51 LOUI S .1 Montr eal 3 San Ot ego 6 Houston 2 L OS Any 3 San Fran 2 10 nn Su nd ay's Result s C.n c .1 Ailanta 2 1st Ctnct 2 Atlan ta I 2nd 12 tn n N e w York ill Ph tla ppd ra tn Ch tcago 7 Ptttsburgh 3 Mont r eal 4 $1 lOU tS 2 Ho u ston 8 San Otego 2 Lo s Ang 4 San Fra n 3 Toda ys probable p t tch ers (All Ttm es EDT) N ew York ( Mat l ack 5 5 l at Ch tcago ( Reu schel 6 <~ l 2 JO pm P ttsbur g ll ( Reuss 6 4 and Demery 0 2 ) ;:~I St LoutS (G tb son 3 8 and Foster 2 51 2 6 JO p m Phll adelphta I Lon borg 9 5l at Montrea l !To r rez 7 4 l 8 JO pm C nc tnnal (K trby 54) at Houston (Grtff.n 7 JJ 8 JOp m Atlanta ! Capra 7 2) at Los Angeles ! Rau 5 J l 10 30 p m San F r an ctsco ( Bryant 2 Bl at Sa n Ot ego (S ptllner 3 1) 10 30 pm Tuesday 's Game !> New York at Chtcago Ph ri a at Montreal ntght Pttf sbgh at Sf Lours n tght Ctn ct ill Hou ston n tgh t San Fran at San O rego n•ght Atlanta at L os Ang ntght HOUSEHOLD AND DOMESTIC EMPLOYEES WHOM AT BURGER. CHEF! a...._ ..... •'' 1chcvc1 Pedro BorbOrn tus st xth wm Cubs 7, Pirates 3 Boll Madlock, who doubled home the ty ong run tn the soxth onnong, troggered ·-a four-run eoghlh IMmg outburst woth a smgle as the Cubs' Boll Bonham scored hos fofth tromuplo rhe Cubs scored five unearned runs woth the help of errors by Frank Taveras and Renme Stennett and dealt rehever Dave Gousto hos thll'd setback Astros 8, Padres 2 Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson led a 12-hot attack woth homers and Claude Osteen allowed 10 hots on wonrung his soxth game for the Astros. Greg Gross added two songles, a double and a tr ople to the Houston attack , whoch handed Dave Freosleben hos thord loss for San Doego Expos 4 Cardinals 2 Run-sconng runth-onrung smgles by Tun Foh and Ken Son gleton enabled the Expos to bea t the Ca rdinals and gove rehever Chuck Taylor hos thord voctory Hal Breeden and Bob Bailey homered for the Expos while Jom Dwyer had three smgles for the Cardonals ~1vm g EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1974 • """""duo..,.,.,, i f (Pockaway ) fomshed 21 locks behond woth 456 to tal Lancas~r was thord woth 460, Ironton fourth woth 470 and Galhpohs fifth woth 472 Cambrodge placed soxth woth 475, Athens seventh \\llh 478, Logan (Hockong Holls) etghth \l oth 490, Chillicoth e and Jackso n - Well ston 1Faor- Colbert American champion I I specofocoty " Handle Hos Po!ching No wonder nval hitters can t handle Ins potchong, they can t even Ullderstand what he's talkong about Marshall , who shut out the Goants for two mmngs Sunday, receoved credit for the won when pmc h~utter Ken McMullen songled woth one out and the bases filled on the mnth IMmg to score pmch-runner Dave Lopes woth the wmrung run The Dodgers have a 6 •.,.game lead on the Na toonal Leagoe WeSt over the Cmconnato Reds, who won three of four ga mes from the Atlanta B~aves on · thetr weekend sert es The Reds defea ted the Braves, 4-2 and 2-1 on 12 mmn gs, the Chocago Cubs beat the Pottsburgh Porates, 7-3, the Houston Astros downed the San Doego Padres, 6-2, and the Montreal Expos topped the St Loms Cardonals, 4-2, on other J;"L games New York at Pholadelphoa was raoned oul Amertcan League results \\ere Kansas Coty 4Oakland 1, Monnesota over Clucago 4-3 after a 2-1 loss, Milwaukee 9 Hii ltJmorc 4, New York 4 lletrDil! llos ton 8 Cleveland 0, and Ca hfornoa 10 Texas 2 Marshall who se t a maJOr league rccood of 92 appeardnces for !he Ex pos last season, \\Ill dppear m aOOut 105 g<:~mes tf he con hnues hts cu rrent pace He says that the poospect of potchong on as many dS 120 games doesn't bother hom and defones kinesiology as the study of the pnnc1ples of mecha rues and a.natom; m 1 clatton to human movemrnt Songles by Ron Cey and Manny Mota drove m two runs and toed the score at 3-3 on the ~eve n th onmng and the Dodgcro won ot on the nonth on McMullen 's hot through a drawnon onfoeld Steve Garve; hot hos 14th homer of the year for the Dodgers. Reds 4·2, Braves 2- 1 Joe Morgan had three hots, mcludmg a two-run homer, to lead the Rc'<ls on theor opener woth the Braves before a crowd of 52,147 on Cmconnato Roger Nelson went seven tnmngs and won hos foUl th game woth 1 chef h~lp from Clay Carroll The Reds won the second game when Tony Perez led off the 12th on rung \\lth hos 12th homer. .--- $123,000 coming for TV medicine .,..._ unc 'l he !:lecn•t IS trammg .u1d the secret to ll atnm g IS Marietta wins rain-shortened SEOGA; Gallipolis places 5th PRO-AM UNDERWAY COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ Jack Nocklaus and Bob Hope woll be among the sports and entertaonment stars headmg the list of 49 PGA pros and 200 amateur players at the Pro-Am IX at Brooksode Coun try Club here begmnmg today The benefit tournamen t provodes funds for Dospatch Charotoes and the local Chtldren's HosP)Ial S.fATI fAAM He11e J)!hn ca reer Sunday when he was the woMmg potcher on the Dodgers' senes-swee ptn g 4-3 vtctory over the Sa n Francosco Goants The \\onmng potching on all three weekend troumphs over the Goants, durmg whoch he potched se,en shutout mmngs, Marshall has reheved m 45 of the Dodgers' 70 games and has a 7-3 record to go woth a 2 28 earned run average At the mo;nent he IS a strong candodate fo r th e National League's Cy Young Award and Most Valuable Player JWard pr 0 voded hos arm doesn't fall off by Augost 1, of co urse '1here's no chance of that/' sa;s Marshall, who says kinesoology os the reason for the effectoveness of hos screwball 'I've never had a sore arm and I never woll have season ~. /1ke a good neighbor, State Farm IS there STATl flAUIA UTUU HITOMDB!U I I~IUIIANU COAm.HY sensahonal weekend of his JOINS BREWERS MILWAUKEE (UP!) - The Molwaukee Brewers obtamed veteran ftrst baseman Deron Johnson on waovers from the Oakland A's Sunday m an attempt to help the club escape the Amencan League East DlVIsoon ce liar. Johnson, used prunaroly as a desognated hotter woth the A's, can also play forst base. He was battmg only 195 woth seven home roms and 23 RB!s this Car Insurance? Why settle for less than the best? ' • • ,, • �2- The Dally Sentmel. Moddleport-Pomeroy, o ., MundaY , June 24. WI~ 3- The Daoly Scntmel, Moddleport Pomeroy, 0 , Monday , June 24, 1974 ·scenes from the 1974 Frog Jumps · . -' . •• ' J • ""' ~ Ll-.1 Sp41rls Edllur are 1-1', Dale Warner, Rodney, Chris Mark and Thereon Johnson. Fli'St prize was $100, second, $50 and third, $25. .. • BANKER THEREON JOHNSON, GRAND CROAKER of the Ohio Socoety of the Promotion of the Bull Frogs, Inc is shown woth the wheel that contained the names of the members of the Frog Assocoatoon Names were drawn and prozes given away durmg the Jump. Alcoholism Stonns hit (Con tmued from page I) 1Contonued from page I ) literature should be provoded The storm left 7'k mches of so that the employe can ram m the area and a 3().foot determone whether or not hos or - break on Clearcreek levee m her own drmkong os harmful . Franklin caused a flash flood -Lastly, there should be and mundsted 104 homes on a supervisory traming on how to 10-block area of the coty, forcunplement the program The mg the evacuation of 50 famocenter can provode free of hes charge, the use of an hour and The rams left Lebanon's a half hour superivosry power plant under water, oroentation program The forcong resodents to rely on program consosts of an ex- candle power late Sunday planahon of the particular ought Officials were not cercompany's policy and taon when power would be procedure ; a programmed restored instruction workbook that The Butler County Rural gives the supervisor an op- Electroc Association and Covil _ portunity to work through a Defense workers set up a porsotuatoon deahng woth a trouble table eiectroc generator to supemploye and a film, developed ply power on critocal areas of I for the U. S Civol Servoce the coty Commossoon whoch demonThe only InJUries reported as strates how to cope woth a result of the storm were to alcoholocs and employes with Mrs. Henroetta Woodrey and SENIOR DMSION WINNERS IN THE FROG JUMPS place, wbo received $50. Bryanr and BaUey were tied in the other health problems that her 14-year-<Jld son Dale who - Wolliam Bryant, Portland, took first place honors and forst JUmp with 14'6". In the jump-off Bryant defeated Bailey affect theor work performance were treated for rmnor mJuroes receoved a check for $300, he was the JOckey for a frog owned Left to roght are, Dale Warner, William Bryant, Chuck In Meogs County, four at Bethesda North Hospital aftby D B. All~n of Racone, second place went to Chuck Bailey, Baoley, Tim James and Thereon Johnson. orgamzatoons have begun er the hogh wonds overtorned Pomeroy, who receoved $100and Tim James, Stockport, third unplementatoon of programs. theor mobile home m Pleasant They are The Royal Crown Plain on Ohio 28 on Clermont Bottlmg Co , the Vollage of County The sheriff's office Moddleport, the Vollage of saod the traoler was . [' Pomeroy, and the Midwest demolished Steel Corporation Both the Utile Moamo and For further onformatoon, Great Moamo rover's crested resodents may call Perron at Sunday mornmg nearly two feet above flood stage 992-3172 or 992-3214. A killer tornado sliced through Tucson, Aroz , and another tornado smashed onto PAYMENT ORDERED RACINE - Southern Local a Rocky Mount, N C , trailer '1 • School Dostroct has been or- park Sunday, inJurong dozens dered to pay $327 26 to former of persons. Desert thunderstorms Syracuse elementary school custodoan Floyd G. Doddle for spawned a twoster that ripped back wages due him under the onto a group of mobile homes Faor Labor Standards Act, on the south side of Tucson, according to the U. S killing an 80-year-<Jld man and Department of Labor The mjurmg at least 30 persons. The tornado and fove funnel order resulted from a wage and clouds soghted nearby flattened hour dovosoon onvestigatoon of the school dis troct, according to at least 19 homes, damaged at R F . Pletrykowsko, area least 33 others and left a bout 75 director of the Employment persons homeless, said Capt. TIIAT'S BANKER GEORGE HOBSTETTER, second from right, getting hos Sylvester Streaker started on tbe way Standards Admonostrallon, Ellis Franklin of the Tucson Fire Department. U.S Department of Labor to wmrung "hands down" Ralph Weaver said a "huge dust funnel" carrymg a 14-by· 70 foot trailer home came straoght toward hom , but stopped IS feet from hos mobile home (Continued from page 1) Near Rocky Mount, N C , a the conference ran onto trouble upon opening Thursday when the skopped through a tornado major maritime powers, including the Uruted States and the mobole home park, mjurong at SoVIet Uruon, dosagreed with a large number of developmg countroes on votiJlg procedures. Poorer countroes want faster least 11 persons and damagmg procedures that would gove them advantages m voting for 10 traoler homes proposals, wh1le Uoe big powers, outnumbered 4-1 by developmg , "From the observation of the traolers, ot's a mll'cale nobody nations, want toghter rules was killed, " srud Highway Patrol Sgt B.R Inscoe "Five . ISRAEL SAYS IT PLANS TO CONTINUE retaliatory traolers were roght-<Jut bombmg raods against Palestinoan guerrilla bases m Lebanon but three other Arab nations have offered to come to the aid of smashed flat ---even woth the gi'OWid" the guerrillas and Lebanon. At least one person was The semi-<Jfficial Egyptian newspaper AI Abram warned seroously mjured in the Rocky today that the next war on the Middle East, whoch ot saod lvoll Mount tornado Joseph R. br~ out if Israel continues to reject a just setUement, may well be a nuclear one. On a more peaceful note, Israel and Syr1a were Harrison, 22, was rushed by 'I disengagmg themselves on schedule from last October's Middle ambulance to Duke Hospotal on I East war under an agreement negotiated by Secretary of State Chapel Hill, N.C. I "It dodn't cut a swath like an Henry A Kissmger. average tornado," Inscoe said. WASHINGTON- THE HOUSE JUDICIARY Comnuttee os "II went down and up, pocking I expected to decode this week whether to make public most of the these trailers out and flat' I " secret eVIdence ot has exarmned durmg its six-week un- tening them." Ia 1 1f 1 I Foerce woods blasted Waypeachment inquiry . The troal of former White House domestoc cross, Ga., toppling buildings WINNER OF TWO NIGHTS IN Me1gs County Jail was Kenny Kerr of Athens. Shown, 1-r affairs adviser John D. Ehrlictunan and three other defendants, are, Thereon Johnson , grand croaker, Kerr, Dale Warner and Jun Clatworthy, past grand includmg G. Gordon Loddy, architect of the or1gmal Watergate but causmg no mjur1es Covil Defense authorities estimated croakers. break-on and buggmg, begins Wednesday. damages between $350,000 and Ehrlichman and the others are accused of plotting the 1971 $400,000. burglary at the office of Dr. Louos Fielding, the Los Angeles F The twisters came on the The Daily Sentinel psychiatrist who treated Dame! Ellsberg, wbo was charged wiUo heels of a barrage of storms leaking the Pentagon Papers. Convicted presidential aide DEVOTI!:DTO'IUE tornadoes and ragmg flooctwa: INI'EIIEIT OF • Charles W. Colson, who was sentenced to three years m JBil MEIG&OWION "!!"" ters that battered the Midwest Froday after pleading gollty to obstruction of-justice in the EllsCHESTER L. TANNEHILL, berg case, os expected to be the government's main prosecution durong the weekend and then ROBERT HOBnJQI, moved east to the AUantic wotness QIJI>IIor Coast. At least one person was 1 PubiWiod doUy , _ . S."'"l'r br n.. killed and hundreds left homeauo v...., Publllhlnll CAmi>MY. 111 WASHINGTON Columbus, the O'Bleness through the use of telecomCourtSI,Pumotor,OIIIo,lfiW ....,_ less by Uoe weekend onslaught. OOiet Phone tn-tlM Editorill Phone m. Congressman Clarence Moller Hospital on Athens, the Athens munocation. Veterans Memorial Hospllal 2107 AUXILIARY TO MEET and the Appalachian Regoonal Medocal Center, and Holzer The project woll enable SATURDAY ADMISSIONpold ot Pu.,...J, RACINE Racme Ohio , I Commossoon (ARC) today Medocal Center on Galhpolis patients m rural counties to Gmo J Pierotti, Pomeroy. N1tion~~l •dvwll1inc repretentallve Amerocan Legoon Auxoliary announced the approval of a Approxomately 213,000 enjoy advantages of medocal SATURDAY DISCHARGES BoWneW-Gafia&l><r.ln< • 12Eul 4bl Sl , $123,000 grant for motoahng persons on Athens, Galha, and psychologocaj specoalists - Murl Ours, James Mays, wtll meet Tuesday at the New York , NewYorl Doll-bystaffmg and operating of a Hockong , Meigs, Jackson, throughout the areaf 'llnd 10 Cassie Baum, Dorothy Wroght. Legoon Hall at 7·30 p m. wbere IVIUable 10 centl per trW, By M,..,. Route ........ OUTim- oervlce ,... seve n county network of Vmton and LaWIJ"nce counties Columbus by travelmg only to SUNI ..y ADMISSIONS - Hennessy, Pomeroy; Ohs I .,•lllble medocal mocrowav.! T V woll benefo t from the proJect. the nearest Health facility. The Wanda owell, Racme; Myrtle Casto, Reedsvllle, Harold One month, • • By mau in • Ohio lnd W Va , One Year, Ul, SLI The major goal of the project cost breakdown shared shows Harrison, Middleport; Mildred Jeffers, Racine ; Carolyn serv1ces Three month1, f! 1 month•, • 10, The proJect woll mobally link os to solve some problems of total cost of $135,114, the local Roush, New Haven ; Ocie Reeves, Pomeroy_. monthl •u 50, 1 Ellewhere 121011 yw, 1 three moothl, • 10 SUblcrtptim priC1! the Ohoo State Unoversoty promary care dehvery and share at $2,992, and the state's McCune, h.tland; Betty SUNDAY DISCHARGES ll ltlcludr:l &ndly 11Jnet.Sentlnel Hospotal of Medo cone on medocal on-servoce education share as $8,322 Swock, Moddleport; Ruth None. I ,' f • ONE OF THE MANY girls who coaxed a frog off a jumping pad, but faoled to won a proze. Her frog appears to prefer a quoet nap raUoer Ulan a jumpong race DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Questions about • • retammg water ' By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR-DR LAMB - Uke so many people I am confused regarding water retention. What is the normal amount a person should retain, and c 1es thos conditoon keep excess weoght on one attemptong to lose weight' Could this cause a loss or gam of pounds over a few days' I am 67. We surely apprecoate your columns and have receoved so much help from them DEAR READER - All of us retain some water because of gravoty Man os an uproght person, and when standmg, water accumulates on the legs and lower part of the body. One of the experoments I dod to study weoghUessness was to put healthy young men to bed and study the change on thell' weight and water It was common for these young men to lose three to love pounds m 24 hours, and ot was all water loss We demonstrated thos by measuring the amount of urine they passed and the amount of flwd they drank. So, the answer to your questoon about the possobolity of losing several pounds of water m a few days is yes Other thongs affect the amount of body water, too Remember that over half of your body weoght os water, under normal Circumstances. We are not mstant droed humans A good physocal workout woth sweating can cause a person to lose 10 pounds. But, don't get excoted over that, ot all comes back 1ust as soon as the thorst and salt reqwrements are met. It os not a loss of pounds of fat at all It os common for the body to fluctoate as much as five pounds on relahon to water intake , food mtake, heat, exercose and other envll'onmental factors That os why it os so easy to lose the forst five pounds on a diet whole the rest os harder Many of the doet fads promoted mdiscriminately to the public take advantage of the easy loss of water omtoally Most of these people promotmg these thongs know the truth , they just want your money The low-carbohydrate diet fads are on thos ballpark When you elimonate carbohydrates drastically, the kodney eliminates more salt than normal and woth ot goes about five pounds of normal body water So, you are delighted when you get on the scale and see how much you have lost But, It won't last, eith~r. and I .... I , unless you conhnue to restroct your caloroes or sogmflcantly oncrease your physocal actovoty to use calories, the water and the weight woll return Even woth well-planned, good weoght-reducong programs, the body water os a factor There may be some motoalloss as the excess fat os broken down and used for energy. The process releases water and carbon dioxide You elimmate the carbon dooxode from your lungs, but you may hold on to the excess water Thos may contonue for two or three weeks. Durong thos entore perood your weoght may not change, despote the decreased caloroe mtake Then one day there os a moghty rush of water and you will be passong lots of water all day and the next day your weoght will have dropped The cycle then repeats otself. In such people weoght loss occurs on a seroes of steps and not as a day-by -day affa or The retaoned water then fools people by causmg them to !honk they are not makong progress when on fact they are Water otself never controbutes to pounds of fat. Losing or retaomng water woU affect the readmg on the scales but not the pounds of fat under your skin Over 600 ' (Continued from page 1) Purley Karr, Long Bottom , "The Utile Whole Church on the Vale" , John Lehew, Pomeroy , "Opera on the County" on the •Pomeroy Opera House Receoving honorable mention were Mrs Edgar Dorst, Pomeroy Route 3, "One Room Schoolhouse on Orange Towns hop", . Mrs Susie Kerwon, Reedsvolle Route I, " One Room Schoolhouse"; Davod Allen Brewer, Portland, "Smoth Famoly Hostory"; Mary Krawsczyn, Moddleport, "Church by the Hoghway" deahng woth Heath Unoted Methodost Church; Bessoe Larkins, Reedsvolle, "Thongs Your Mother Had"; Rodney Frecker, Pomeroy Route 2, "Bunker Holl Church" and Joe Rosenbaum, Pomeroy, "1937 Flood'' ot NOW YOU KNOW Transatlanhc aorplane passenger servoce began on 1939,' woth a fhght from , New York to Marseille, France, that took more than 42 hour s I . By t'REn l)UWN UPI Sp11rts Wrolcr Moke Marshall, who sometomes l<t iks m roddlcs, says he <an keep potchong at Ius L"urrent pace and th e bad news comes through loud and clear for the Los Ange les Dodgers' nvals The 31-yea r -old r el oever completed perhaps the most Hy MD.TON RICHMAN • JUNIOR DMSION WINNERS in the frog jump were Rodney Harrison, Columbus, first place, Ouis Woods, Pomeroy, third, and Mark Ludwig, GahaiUI8, second. Shown Sport Parade II - ,J FROG CAKE- A cake, on Uoe desogn of a frog, green in color, was presented to Fred Crow, at a dinner held at the Twm Coty Shrone Club in Racone, Saturday evemng following Uoe frog jump, by Ted Reed, Pomeroy Banker Shown are , front, 1-r, Mrs Fred (Eleanor) Crow and Thereon Johnson, back row, Fred Crow and Ted Reed The cake was made by Mrs Joan TutUe of Racme Dodgers win, sweep SF series Today's .. • ·- " News. • • in Briefs ' , ·f·;;;. . NEW YORK \ UPI l - tnevotaboy, the mormng after has to follow the mght before and, hke so many other transgressors before hun, Muhammad Alo looked at thongs a httle dofferentlv when he awoke Sunday mormng · Hedodn't have a hangover because he doesn't dnnk, but he "as palpably, genumely, sorry for what happened Saturday mght Sorry he had saod some of the thon gs he did about heavyweoght champoon George Foreman Sorry that what he sa od had caused the Boxong Wroters' DoMer to detenorate onto a dangerous glass flyong brawl, and sorry that he had talked too much Maybe you'd never beheve you'd ever see the day Muhammad Ali would ever admot he talked too much, but Sunday was the day • " I talked outta turn , and I talked too much," he sa od ' I was off coprse." Honestly Believed He saod ot wothout any of the usual Muhammad Ah marshmallow eother He saod 11 hke a man "ho honestly beioe' cd and meant what he was saymg At least tha t's the ompres,wn he gave me George Foreman, who defends hos IItle agaonst Ah Sept 24 m Zaore, was bemg honored by the "roters Saturday mght as Foghter of the Year He \\as beong presented woth the Edward J Neol Award and Alo was to be the guest speaker Ail vio lated rule number one by speakmg too long, nearly 20 minutes He took care of rule number two as \\ell by demearung Foreman "I'm sorry ot happened," Ah saod "! apologoze to George Foreman and to all those people who were at the donner I apologoze for gettmg on hom , ta lkong about him, and brmgmg hom down as a champoon That probably got him upset Stoll he had no roght to grab my Jacke l and rop ot off "! say a Iotta things and do a Iotta things for promotoon, pubhcoty and so on, but I wouldn 't be so bold as to do what he dod Not that bold to rop a person's 1acket off That was a bog move That took a Iotta nerve "Where I was wrong, where I made a nustake was talkmg about hun not bemg a good champoon, not havmg a hard punch The whole dinner was to hon or hom, not me I should a kept that on mmd It's JUSt that I was thonkong about the fight on September, and when I got up to speak, na turally I wanted to say thongs to help ot I wasn't really thinkong that much about the do Mer bemg in hos honor. I'm sure kings, presodents and pohtocoans go to dinners honorong theor adversaroes and they don 'I agree woth every thong that's saod, but they JUS I sot there and don 't raose any fuss. That was my mostake I saod some thong s I shouldn 't have " Apprecoated Award Durmg all the tune Ah was talking at Saturday mght's donner, Foreman, accordmg to those who were there, sa od nothmg. All he did was glare at Alo on ocy solence When Foreman got up to leave, he was holding the plaque goven hom and he to ld the audoence he apprecoated the award, but sa1d he'd had enough of Ah Alo omposhly grabbed the plaque from Foreman and held ot behind hos back Foreman asked for ot back and when Alo refused, t,he champ went roght after ot and that was when he ripped All 's jacket. All then tore Foreman 's Jacke l and literally yanked the short off hos back By thos tune, both fighters were bemg held back m a .scene remomscent of Alo's scufflewoth Joe Frazoer .n a TV studio before their last fo ght on January There were some glasses on the table on front of Alo and Foreman, and All, who throves on chaotic excotement, latched onto a couple of goblets and flopped them m Foreman's d1rechon No blows were struck although Ah saod Foreman dod make a move to hit him when both were bemg restramed When A11 returned to his hotel, there was a phone call from Herbert Muhammad, hos manager Herbert Muhammad had heard about the trouble and told Ab he was wrong on haVIng done what he dod Alo admotted he was wrong Sparrmg Partners At no time durmg theor eyeball-to-eyeball confrontation did Alo show any fear at all of Foreman He acted as of he consodered him one of hos sparrong partners. "That's my trouble," All saod "I'm not alraod of nothmg My first thought when he npped my Jacket was thos was a bully mo.ve to undo all I had saod and to put fear onto me I wanted to show him I'm a bogger bully I wanted to be bolder than hom. He has been gomg around sayong he'd keep hos cool, but he blew ot " Muhammad Ali os 32, but shU has some lottie boy m him He agotates an opponent, seldom realozes how much a master he os at ot, and then os honestly surprosed when the opponent reacts When thongs sometimes get out of hand, Ah os sorry Honestly sorry That's the lottie boy on hom, too. CAll: 992-7155 ·~ A IIOOM ftfiGn llltnoll INSUUNC ~ - P71110 Hos t Maroetta captured ots 16th Southeas tern OhiO Golf Assocatwn tournament m a ram-shortened 18-hole affa or over the weekend Due to Sunday s steady downpour of rao n, the !mal 18 holes were cancelled Maroetta fmoshed woth 435 strokes wh ole runnerup Corclevo l le .. AKRON, Ohoo (UP! l - When Jom Colbert came on the PGA tour none years ago the only thong he brought woth hom were courage and a good puttong stroke He needed , and used them both to perfectoon Sunday to "on hos forst tournament of the year- the $170,000 Amerocan Golf Classoc In pockong up his fourth career lrtumph, the JUbilant Co lbert pocketed $34,000 to up his season earmngs to $73,671 - good enough for 15th place on the current PGA money lost Colbert defeated Ray Floyd on the second sudden death playoff hole after Gay Brewer and Forrest Fezler were ehmmated on the forst extra hole The four had ended the 72hole eve11t toed at one over par 261 ' I had overestunated my ab ohty and had underestimated my mlestmai fortotude and was begonnong to think all I could do was choke when ot came to the bog ones," saod th e 33-year-<J!d Co lber t, who carded fov e bordoeo and four boyeys his Reds capture pair, 4-2, 2-1 greens) toed for last place wolh 493 Doug Robmson, Manetta , captured medahsl honors wo th a tw o-under-par 68 Ga lhpohs' Boll Conley and Manetta's To by Offenberger toed fo o second place on medahsl play woth 7Is It was the forst lome on several years play was can- CINCINNATI (UP!) Sparky Anderson had hos strategy all planned, but before he had the chance to put ot to use Tony Perez homered to gove the Reds a sweep of Sunday's doublehead er woth the Atlanta Braves Nonewasouton the bottom of the 12th when Perez sla mmed a Joe Noekro knuckleball over the centerfoeld fence to gove the Reds a 2-1 VIctory on the second @!me Thos was after Joe Morgan s!arruned three hit.s, one his eoghth homer of the season and second on as many days, to lead the Reds to a 4-2 voctory m the forst game The twm voctory shot the Reds ahead of the Braves and left them traoling the Los Angeles Dodgers by 6 'k games on the Natoonal League West goong onto tonoght's seroes opener woth Houston on the Astrodome "! was talkmg to Don Gullett on the dugout when Tony hot the ball and dodn 't eve n see ot go over the fence," saod An- derson Sparky had planned to use Gullett-as a pmch runner for Perez of Tony got on base . "And I was telhng Don," co ntonued Sparky , " that I wanted hun to steal on the forst potch because I was gomg to have Merv Rettenmund swmgong I figured Merv would be ge ttmg a fast hall because woth a ruMer on base they would be expectmg us to bunt " Anderson had barely gotten the words out of hos mouth before the roar of the crowd told hun the game had ended fonal rou nd "Thts hme, '' he sa1d, ' I JUSt reversed 1t and there was more mtestmal fortitude and less emphasos on ab ohty I had unly one thong on ,my mmd when I came here and that was to wm li I dodn't take ot all, I dodn 't care of I fomshed second or 95th Floyd and Colbert salvaged par three on the fo rst sudden death hole while Brewer and Fezler were ehmmated woth bogey fours Thos tune ot was Floyd who could smell the green On the par love, 62:>-ya rd 16th hole Colbert hot safely to the green m three as the ball landed 20 fee t away from the pon Floyd JUst cleared a frontmg lake on hos thord shot and executed a good chop shot that trockled past the hole But alter Colbert two putted for a par, Floyd, whose ball went "eoght to 10 feet from the hole," mossed his putt for par The tournament and fourway playoff, the forst on the PGA tour smce the Kemper Open m 1971, then became history as Colbert raosed his arms onto the aor m happoness Jom Jamieson, Dwoght NeVI l, J C Snead and Bert Yancey hmshed at 282 woth Tom Kote hack another stroke, whole four others - on cludon g Arnold Palmer- were at 285 Tom Weoskopf had a 286 and U S Open Cha mpo on Hale Irwm had a llk>ver par 290. TUESDAY NIGHT IS FAMILY FUN NIGHT • \ . ~ '· -· Amencan Leaque east w Bos ton D et r ott Bal t tmore N ew York Cl eveland Milwauke e I pet 39 28 35 J I 582 530 507 500 500 500 )4 )) 35 35 J J JJ J2 32 lnt ern attonal Leagu e Standings By Untie d Pr ess lnternattonal North w I pet Rochester Syracuse Tol edo Pawtucke t 37 37 28 20 South 23 25 36 <O 597 1 ROGODZINSKI OPTIONED 438 11 PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) 333 17 celled beca use of bad weather The Pholadelphoa Phillies Sunw I pel g b Dun ng Fnday 's busoness day optioned outfielder Mok e Memphrs 311 13 623 meetong, ot was decoded the_ 36 25 590 2 Rogodzonsko to the or Toledo R chmond Charleston 29 31 483 6 1/ 1 50th annual SEOGA match will farm club on the International T rd ewate r 19 41 317 18 111 be held at Corclevolle on 1975 Sunday's Results League Syracuse B MemphrS 4 Here's how Galhpohs golfers The move was made to make Rrchmond 2 Pawtucket 0 1St 7 performed on the 49th annua l room for lefthanded relief onn Rt c hmond 1 Pawtucket 0 2nd 7 even t and the !mal 1974 team potcher Pete Rochert, who was >nn sta ndon gs acquored on waovers Froday, T o l edo 11 T dewater 1, 1st 7 tn n Toledo at Trdew ater 2nd ppd the club saod. rarn GALLIPOLIS W2l Ro c hester at Cha rlest on 2 Ro~odzonsko , used prunaroiy PLAYER SCORE ppd r an Bill Conley 71 as a pooch-hotter, had appeared Don Sheets 77 m 14 ga mes "oth the Pholhes, George Pope 80 Ron Eilt s 81 hittong only .063 Rochert was on Clark Hager Ill 13 games for the St Lows KIDD WINS Leo Val entt ne 82 Cardinals and had one save COLUMBUS (UPI) - Mike Terry Shrade r 83 The Cardmals had acqwred Kodd of Euless, Tex., won the Bt l I Thomas 84 Char les Kte slmg 87 him proor to thos season from forst Amerocan Motorcycle AsR [) Wh 1le 90 the Los Angeles Dodgers socoatoon Grand National ( Top stx scores counted tn Champoonshop race of hos team play) TEAM STANDINGS career Sunday at the Ohoo TEAM SCORE State Faorgrounds, edgong Martetta 435 defendmg national champion Ctrcl evllle 456 Ken Robe rts Lancas ter 460 Ironton 470 Roberts held the lead for 18 Ga llt pol ts 472 laps m the 20-lap race. Kidd Cambndge 475 ga med the lead on torn four of Athens 478 A prel!y gorl a t a cookout os the 18th lap and went on to Logan 490 Chtlltcothe 493 a "~ barbec utt e" VICtory Fatrg r eens 493 --·-----------·---·-----·---·------------~--"11 NOTICE TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS LONGER INSURED UNDER - YOUR PERSONAL LIABILITY COVERAGE. THEY MUST NOW BE IN PENSATION LAW, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1974. is provided by the following 4 p.m. to closing I FOR ADULTS Bog Shet• French Froes, Turnover & Large Dronk Only $}15 Isoe 1503 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO \ I ' ,, 1 I ' ' Only V. D. EDWARDS INS. AGENCY DALE C. WA~NER INS. AGENCY MULLEN. INSURANCE AGENCliNC. REUTER-BROGAN INSURANCE SERVICES . 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Capra 7 2) at Los Angeles ! Rau 5 J l 10 30 p m San F r an ctsco ( Bryant 2 Bl at Sa n Ot ego (S ptllner 3 1) 10 30 pm Tuesday 's Game !> New York at Chtcago Ph ri a at Montreal ntght Pttf sbgh at Sf Lours n tght Ctn ct ill Hou ston n tgh t San Fran at San O rego n•ght Atlanta at L os Ang ntght HOUSEHOLD AND DOMESTIC EMPLOYEES WHOM AT BURGER. CHEF! a...._ ..... •'' 1chcvc1 Pedro BorbOrn tus st xth wm Cubs 7, Pirates 3 Boll Madlock, who doubled home the ty ong run tn the soxth onnong, troggered ·-a four-run eoghlh IMmg outburst woth a smgle as the Cubs' Boll Bonham scored hos fofth tromuplo rhe Cubs scored five unearned runs woth the help of errors by Frank Taveras and Renme Stennett and dealt rehever Dave Gousto hos thll'd setback Astros 8, Padres 2 Cesar Cedeno and Bob Watson led a 12-hot attack woth homers and Claude Osteen allowed 10 hots on wonrung his soxth game for the Astros. Greg Gross added two songles, a double and a tr ople to the Houston attack , whoch handed Dave Freosleben hos thord loss for San Doego Expos 4 Cardinals 2 Run-sconng runth-onrung smgles by Tun Foh and Ken Son gleton enabled the Expos to bea t the Ca rdinals and gove rehever Chuck Taylor hos thord voctory Hal Breeden and Bob Bailey homered for the Expos while Jom Dwyer had three smgles for the Cardonals ~1vm g EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1974 • """""duo..,.,.,, i f (Pockaway ) fomshed 21 locks behond woth 456 to tal Lancas~r was thord woth 460, Ironton fourth woth 470 and Galhpohs fifth woth 472 Cambrodge placed soxth woth 475, Athens seventh \\llh 478, Logan (Hockong Holls) etghth \l oth 490, Chillicoth e and Jackso n - Well ston 1Faor- Colbert American champion I I specofocoty " Handle Hos Po!ching No wonder nval hitters can t handle Ins potchong, they can t even Ullderstand what he's talkong about Marshall , who shut out the Goants for two mmngs Sunday, receoved credit for the won when pmc h~utter Ken McMullen songled woth one out and the bases filled on the mnth IMmg to score pmch-runner Dave Lopes woth the wmrung run The Dodgers have a 6 •.,.game lead on the Na toonal Leagoe WeSt over the Cmconnato Reds, who won three of four ga mes from the Atlanta B~aves on · thetr weekend sert es The Reds defea ted the Braves, 4-2 and 2-1 on 12 mmn gs, the Chocago Cubs beat the Pottsburgh Porates, 7-3, the Houston Astros downed the San Doego Padres, 6-2, and the Montreal Expos topped the St Loms Cardonals, 4-2, on other J;"L games New York at Pholadelphoa was raoned oul Amertcan League results \\ere Kansas Coty 4Oakland 1, Monnesota over Clucago 4-3 after a 2-1 loss, Milwaukee 9 Hii ltJmorc 4, New York 4 lletrDil! llos ton 8 Cleveland 0, and Ca hfornoa 10 Texas 2 Marshall who se t a maJOr league rccood of 92 appeardnces for !he Ex pos last season, \\Ill dppear m aOOut 105 g<:~mes tf he con hnues hts cu rrent pace He says that the poospect of potchong on as many dS 120 games doesn't bother hom and defones kinesiology as the study of the pnnc1ples of mecha rues and a.natom; m 1 clatton to human movemrnt Songles by Ron Cey and Manny Mota drove m two runs and toed the score at 3-3 on the ~eve n th onmng and the Dodgcro won ot on the nonth on McMullen 's hot through a drawnon onfoeld Steve Garve; hot hos 14th homer of the year for the Dodgers. Reds 4·2, Braves 2- 1 Joe Morgan had three hots, mcludmg a two-run homer, to lead the Rc'<ls on theor opener woth the Braves before a crowd of 52,147 on Cmconnato Roger Nelson went seven tnmngs and won hos foUl th game woth 1 chef h~lp from Clay Carroll The Reds won the second game when Tony Perez led off the 12th on rung \\lth hos 12th homer. .--- $123,000 coming for TV medicine .,..._ unc 'l he !:lecn•t IS trammg .u1d the secret to ll atnm g IS Marietta wins rain-shortened SEOGA; Gallipolis places 5th PRO-AM UNDERWAY COLUMBUS (UP!) ~ Jack Nocklaus and Bob Hope woll be among the sports and entertaonment stars headmg the list of 49 PGA pros and 200 amateur players at the Pro-Am IX at Brooksode Coun try Club here begmnmg today The benefit tournamen t provodes funds for Dospatch Charotoes and the local Chtldren's HosP)Ial S.fATI fAAM He11e J)!hn ca reer Sunday when he was the woMmg potcher on the Dodgers' senes-swee ptn g 4-3 vtctory over the Sa n Francosco Goants The \\onmng potching on all three weekend troumphs over the Goants, durmg whoch he potched se,en shutout mmngs, Marshall has reheved m 45 of the Dodgers' 70 games and has a 7-3 record to go woth a 2 28 earned run average At the mo;nent he IS a strong candodate fo r th e National League's Cy Young Award and Most Valuable Player JWard pr 0 voded hos arm doesn't fall off by Augost 1, of co urse '1here's no chance of that/' sa;s Marshall, who says kinesoology os the reason for the effectoveness of hos screwball 'I've never had a sore arm and I never woll have season ~. /1ke a good neighbor, State Farm IS there STATl flAUIA UTUU HITOMDB!U I I~IUIIANU COAm.HY sensahonal weekend of his JOINS BREWERS MILWAUKEE (UP!) - The Molwaukee Brewers obtamed veteran ftrst baseman Deron Johnson on waovers from the Oakland A's Sunday m an attempt to help the club escape the Amencan League East DlVIsoon ce liar. Johnson, used prunaroly as a desognated hotter woth the A's, can also play forst base. He was battmg only 195 woth seven home roms and 23 RB!s this Car Insurance? Why settle for less than the best? ' • • ,, • �4 - The Dailv Sentin<•l, Middleport-Pomeroy,!!., Monllal' ..-1um• «. 5- -Tbe Daily Se ntinol, Middleport-Pomeroy. U., Monday, Jwll' 24, l!Ji4 w" ! l'urm:ruy-Me~ sun BARBS Flower show honors shared by two women Ky l'ltiL PASTilRET Could it he that packages marked " Jrag ile" arc used lor football practice by the po!ita l Service'! An elevator ope rator is a fe llow who can con you into buying something between noor 1 and noor 27 . • ' •' • The current in flation has nothing to do with havin g a swe lled head. \ CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION We need man or woman to se ll ful l line of Advertis ing Specia lties, · Ca lendars and G ifts In · t h e Pomeroy - Midd le port Area . Must be TWIRUNG QUEENS ~ Big Bend Regatta NBTA baton twirling queens selected Saturday at the Meigs High School, from the left, are Cammie Deardorff, Athens, 0-6 age group; able to pla n own time and work wi th a minimum ol supervision . A l l accoun ts are protected. Repeat orders are protect~d . Sandi Craft, Belpre, 7~ age group; Dee Sunms, Columbus, 11-12 age group; Diana Guthrie, Coolville, 1>-20 age group; Jennifer Walker, Belpre, 13-14 age group, and Cindy Kasler, Athens, 9'10 age group. BEST OF SHOW - For her arrangement ol roses in two containers on a redwood slab in the class \'Hands Across the Border", Mrs. Alice Thompson, left, received the "Best of Show" silver bowl. Pictured making the presentation to Mrs. Thompson is Mrs. W. B. Hndges ol Proctorville, the OAGC accredited judge who judged the show. High Com missi ons payable Lines~ores Maj or Leag ue Results By Unit e d Press Inte rn atio na l w hen orde r s are pa ssed for credi t. , Calif TeKaS Naticn a l League New York at Phila , ppd , rain· 400003300 - 101 7 1 000 000 101 - 2 6 I Hassler , Lo c kwood (81 and Rodriguez ; J . Brown , Hargan ( 6 ). Sta nnouse (7) , Allen (81 and Sundber g . WP -H qssler (1 I 1st game I At lanta 0~00 010 100- 2 7 1 1/ . LP - J . BroWn (6 -4). H Rs Cinci JIOOOOOOx - 490 Rob inson ( IO!h ), St anton {7 th L Harrison, Leon (7 ) a nd Lo v itto ( l stl . Oates ; Nelson , Carro l l (8) a nd P lum mer . WP - Nelson ( 4 -4 ). Major L ea gu e L ea ders LF' - H arr i son (6 -8) . H RS - Har 8 '1! United Pre ss Int ernational r i son (3rd ), Morgan {8th) . Leading Batters N ation a l L eague (2 nd , 12 in ning s) Atlanta , g . ab r . h pet. 001 000 000 000- 1 6 0 Garr ,-A-t l 69 288 39 107 .372 Cincina tt i Smith,S t .L59 209 34 77 .368 Gross, Hou 65 218 38 77 .35 3 010 000 000 001 - 2 52 93 .327 Krausse , ·House (6), J . Niek.ro Garvy , LA 69 264 47 (11 I and Oates ; Kirby, Borbon Brock. ,S t .L60 249 49 81 .325 Cash , Phi l 69 285 48 92 .323 (11) anO P lummer , King (11) . 73 , 322 WP - Borbon (6 -3). LP - J . Niek - Bck.nr. LA 58 227 30 Grubb , S O 6J 218 31 70 J21 ro (0 -ll . H R- T . Per ez (12t h ) . Maddx , SF 69 280 44 89 316 Morgn , en 67 237 45 75 .31 6 San Diego 000 010 010- 2 10 2 H ouston 213 110 OOx - 8 12 0 Schmi dt , Phil 69 23 1 43 73 . 316 F r elsleben , Laxton {3), Hardy American L eague (5) , Toml i n In and Bar ton ; g, ab r . h. p t f . Osteen (6 -7l and M . May . LP Carew. Min 63 252 36 98 .389 F r eis leben (6·3) . HRs- Ced'eno Hargrov , T>c 51 153 22 54 .353 04th l. Watson (7th) Jac kson , Ok61 210 43 74 .3 52 Montreal 000 00 1 012- 4 15 0 St anton , Ca l 41 154 22 54 .35 1 000 200 000- 2 B 0 Randle , Te x 63 200 32 65 .3 25 St . Louis Robn sn. Bit 64 235 17 76 .323 McAnally , Taylor ( 7), Mon Brohmr , Cl 47 162 2 1 52 .32 1 tague (9) and St i nson ; Cu rtis , 48 173 34 55 .318 Hrabos ky (8) , Garman (9) a nd Fisk,Bos Yaz. Bas 65 227 42 72 .317 Simmon s . WP - Taylor (3 -1) McRae , KC 64 215 31 68 . 316 LP - Hrabosky (1 -ll . HR SH om e Run s Br.e e d en ( 1st) , Bailey (6th .) National l eag u e: Wynn , LA 19 ; Sc hmidt , Ph il 17 ; Ced eno . P l rtsbgh 000 030 000 - 3 8 3 Hou and Garvey , LA 14; Ben ch, Chicago 000 201 O..tx - 7 6 o Cin 13. K i son , G i usti (8 J. Pa tterson (8 ) American L ea gue : Allen , Cl1i and Sangui ll en ; Bonham , Hoo and Mayberry . KC 16 ; Horlon , ton (91 a nd SwiSher. WP Det and Jacks on , Oak 15 ; Bonham (S-10) . LP - Giusti { 2Brigg s, Mil and Burroughs , Tex 31 . - - . 13 . San Fran 000 000 300- 3 10 o Runs Batted In Los Ang . 000 100 201 - 4 9 1 National league : Garvey, LA O ' Ac(luisto , Will i ams f7 l. Barber (9 ), McMahon (9 ) an d 57 ; Wynn , LA 56 ; Cedeno , Hou R ader; John, Marshall (8 ) and 53 ; Schmidt. Phil 52 ; Smith , St .L 51 Ferguson . WP ~ Marshall (7 .JJ. Am e rIca n League : Bur LP - Barber (0 -1) . H R - Garo.,ey rough s, Tex 62 ; Rudi, Oak 50 ; [ 14 t h ). Maybe rr y, KC and Briggs, Mi l · American Leagu e 47 ; Allen, Ch i 46 . 11 st gam e) Pitch ing Chicago 100 100 000- 'J. 12 1 National League: John , LA M i nnesota 000 100 000- 1 4 1 10 -2; M cG i o lh en ,· St .L 10 -3; Bahnsen (7.7) and H er r m a nn; BretL Pi tt 9 -4 ; Ca r lt on a nd Decker , Campbe ll 19) and l onborg , Phil 9 -5 ; MortQn. , Atl 9-6 . . Borgmann . LP - Dec k er (7 -6) . Am eric an L eaq u e: G. Perrv . I 2nd gam e ) Clev 13· 1; Wood . Ct1 t 18 -B Chicago 010 200 000- 3 5o Bibby , Tex 10'- 9 ; seven pit cher S M i nnesota 000 003 lOx- 4 8 o t ied w i th 9 victories . Gossag e, P ltlock {6) and Down lrJg ; Butler (2 -2) and Roof. L P- Pittock (2 -2). H R Oarw i n (lOt h ). '. Yankees stop Tigers, 4-1 By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Rudy May and Lindy McDaniel, two pitchers given an opportunity because of the misfortunes of othe rs, believe in making the most or a big chance. May , a 29-year-old lelthander who has had only one winning season ln five years in lhe major leagues, made his debut with the New York Yankees Sunday because of an injury to Mel Stottlemyre and responded with a lour-hitter in pitching his new club to a 4-1 tr iumph over the Detroit Tigers. The 38-year-<>ld McDaniel, acquired in the off-season by Kansas City !rom the Yankees, made a rare starting appear, ance because Nelson Briles still is not ready to return to the starting rotation and responded with a three-hitter in leading the Royals to a 4-1 victory over the Oakland A's. May, acquired from the California Angels on June 15, had been used primarily in relief by California manager Bobby Winkles and it was somewhat surprising that he had enough stamina to complete the game which was delayed one hour at the start and hampered by a steady rain throughout. 'The rain was so bad, in fa ct, that the second game of the scheduled doubleheader was postponed. In other American League games, Boston blanked Cleveland 8-0, Milwaukee routed Baltimore 9-4 Ca lifornia topped Texas 111-2 and Chicago defeated Minnesota 2-1 then lost 4-3. VAUGHN TO WED (1st Gam el SANTA MONICA , Calif. De tro i t 010 coo 000- 1 4 l NY 100 00 2 l Ox - 4 6 0 ( UPI ) - Actor Robert Vaughn Coleman, Ray (7) and Mose s; has taken out a wedding lice nse May Cl -1) and Munson . LP Co l ema n (6 -8) . to marry actress Linda Staab. The 41-year-old actor, oi the old Detroit at New York, 2nd game, ,:~pd , rain television ~ries "Man fr om · Clex.e land 000 000 000- o a 1 U.N.C.L.E. and Mtss Staab, Boston 11 3 010 llx - 8 11 o 31 , ol Whittier, Calif., did not Kline, Johnson {3), Wi iCO)( (7) disclose a wedding date. and Duncan , Ash by {7) ; Wise, Red Sox 8, Indians 0 Drag o {6) and F i sk. WP - Wise Rick Wise, making his first (3 -2) . LP - Kiine 15 -9). HRSBOOKS BANNED Petrocelli 2 (8 t h & 9th ). start since May 24, combined AMMAN (UP!) - All books with Dick Drago on a fourBal timore 200 000 002 _: 4 14 0 and published written by Milw 400 30 1 Olx - 9 13 1 hitter and Rico Petrocelli hit a M c Nall y , Je fferson (.4), Hood A!nerican writer James A. pair of homers to spark the Red (6) and E tcheba rr en ; Wrigh t , Michener have been banned in Murphy {9 J and Porter . WP .._ Sox' victory over the Indians. Wrigh t {6 -91 . L P- McNally (6 - Jordan. Government sources Wise, who was on the disabled 6). HRs -Por te r (5 th ), Money said the ban was ordered (7th). list after breaking a finger in a Sunday by the J ordanian freak accident, allowed only Kansas City 004 000 000- 4 12 0 censorship department Oakland 000 010 000~ I 3 0 two hits in five innings or work McDaniel (1 -2) and Martinez ; because or what they called the to gain credit for his third win Abbott, Lindblad (3) and writer's 14 pro~Zionist feelings ." Ten ace . l ? -'- Abbott {0 -1) . in five decisions. Brewers 9, Orioles 4 Darrell Porter hit a grand slam homer and Don Money • - • 1.' , , . , added a solo shot to power the OPTOMETRIST . Brewers over th e Orioles. OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE ClydeWrightwent81-3innings despite allowing 14 hits to get AT NOON ON THURS. )_. EAST COURT C.T., POMEROY. his first win sinceMay25. Dave McNally was shelled lor 10 hits N W COM P'r,DN Q D ·--------------------..a Get comfort poW.r that h'ppcns ·, Frltldalre. From Frigidaire, here's an Environment Maker Room Air Conditioner that cools automatically. The big 15,000 BTUsl hr.• cooling capacity of this room air conditioner handles hot · days and a warm room. Provides sel·lt-and-forget lt Comlort Power by automatically controlling compressor and fan SPO!>d as room temperature changes, A great addition 208YOits. • ' :l '. II • I TROPHY PRESENTED - Mrs. Judy Riggs, director 'of the annual baton twirling contest held Saturday at the Meigs High School in conjunction with the Big Bend Regatta presents the !raveling trophy to Jimmy Palmer, 13, who travele<j_69<J miles from District Heights, Md., to participate. Mrs. Riggs said the Saturday contest was the '.'best yet" in the series of Rega tta events and that "facilities were excellent". This was the first time the Meigs High School has been used for the Regatta twirlin g contest. \ 'I \,_. I ' heritage house YourThom MeAn Store 0. STORE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAYBAM-10 PM The Fabric Shop's Summer Polyester Double Knits Dots, Checks, Jacquards and Stripes. .. 60" Wide ' OFF SALE GROUP LOWER PRICES WHILE QUANTITIES lAST POLYESTER BLENDS AND JERSEYS 1f3 OFF Check Our Remnant Table! THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. SEC 'ND 1\PPFIOVEO ltNGiflf ' O~Alf R 992-2284 POMEROY M.cCALL'S &SIMPLICITY . PAnERNS . \I I' I \ . ' ' !, I';];· ;so;~r~=I~·=·:·;·l!' . =:il Calendarllll MONDAY IMPORTANT MEETING on farmers' Workmen 's Com ~ pensation and l\llinimum Wage Laws, 8 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Pomeroy, sponsored by Meigs County Farm Bureau, Inc. Specialists on hand to explain phases or program in Winners in the Regatta Frog Hoeflich, first; Shilpa Goradia, Art Contest were announced Second ; and Suzan Thoma, run detail. Public invited. TUESDAY Saturday afternoon at the frog third. MIDDLEPORT Masoni c FROGS jump .by Mrs. Roy Holter, Ages I 0 through 13: Leroy Lodge 363, F and AM 6 p.m., chairwoman . The art was on display Burchett, first; Melanie Middleport Masonic Temple to during the weekend in the Sisson, second; and Melanie confer master mason degrees. Pomeroy Motor Co. showroom. Dillard, third . AMERICAN Legion Ages 14 through 15 : Demaris Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post Entries were judged in the seven categories by William Ash, first; Billy Snider, second, 39, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Mayer who • served on the and Sandy Mun cy, third. hall. Juniors to present the Age 16: Mandy Carder; first; contest committee along with program and se rve the Margaret Ella Lewis. A total ol Dreama Hovatter , second ; and refreshments. 68 entries was made in the Margare t! Griffith, third, with JUNIOR American an honorable men tion going to , Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett contest. The winners .were as follows: Christie Burson. Pllst 128, Amer_ican L€gion, TADPOLES CROAKERS 6:30 p.m. at the hall. MonAges 18 to 25: Vickie Fry, day,the juniors will serve the Ages 3 through 6: Daphne Dillard, first ; Terrie Ann first; Steve Price, second, .and canlel'n at the Red Cross Starcher·, second; and David Cheryl Hudson, third, with an Bloodmobile. honorable mention going to McLaughlin, third . WEDNESDAY . Ages 6 through 9: Jayne Nita Herrman . AMERICAN Le gio n Ages 25 and up : Pat Thoma; Auxiliary , Fee ney-Bennett first; and Margaret Parker , Post 128, 6: 30p.m. potluck with second . legionnaires as guests . 7:30 Contest winners will receive. p.m. meetings of both their checks by mail. Art may Auxiliary and Legion Post with be picked up at the Pomeroy installation of officers. Chamber of Commerce office POMEROY - Middleport in the Me igs County . CourLions Club, Wednesday noon, thouse. Meigs Inn . All members asked IN HOSPITAL to attend . John Hayes or Long Bottom OHIO Valley Commandry 24, is a patient at St. Joseph Knights Templars, regular Hospital in Parkersburg, conclave, 7:30p.m. Wednesday Room 213. He will undergo at the ·Pomeroy Masonic surgery Wednesday morning . Temple . Election and installation of officers . All Sir William Ladd was an EVEY RETIRES American advocate of inter- CHICAGO -(UP! ) _ The Knights to attend and take nat 10 nal !>"ace who founded Chicago Fire of the World rituals. the Amertcan Peace Soctety in 1828. In '1840, Ladd wrote Football League ann ou_nced ·THURSDAY "Essar, on a Cong ress ol Na- · Sunday that former Chicago The Riverview Garden Club tions, ' which proposed a Bears' defensive · end -Dick · will meet Thursday, June 27, at world organization to formul- Evey has retired . 6: 30p.m. at the home of Mrs. ate principles ol ipterna- Evey, who reported to the lor a " Mystery Rarliss Frank tiona I law and a court of ar- Fire training camp said he ~itr_ation to se.ttle dtsputes by had been outl n£ the ' game for Dinner" . As;;isting Mrs. Frank JUdtctal dectswn, The World . · ·1 . · Almanac notes. two yea rs and ilid. not lee! he will be Mrs. Walter Brown, t;npyrtfl:h; Cr t 974 could get himself ·back · into Mr§·. Tom Spencer and Mrs. · ' rNt; .w st•At·tm ":.."n~HI'Hts~,: ASSNJ shape to return to the gfidi~on. Roy Hannum. I .. I I - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOSEOUT Pomeroy -I Winners in frog art ·are selected SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM ROBINSON'S CLEANERS I" I FROG ART WINNERS - 'l'ijking first place awardS in their v~rious age divisions in the Regatta frog art contest were, seated, Melanie Dillard, left, and Jayne Hoeflich; and standing, left to right, Demaris Ash, Mandy Carder, and Pal Thoma. First place winners not present lor the picture were Leroy 'Burchett and Vickie Fry. Pomeroy, 0. Fpr your precious furs and Fur pieces at . Reasonable Rates . Also furrier cleaning . 216 E 2nd \ ,I DEAR POL LY - My Pet Peeve is with the makers of bobby pins . I appeal to them to make some pins without rubber tips lor those of us with allergies. For four years, si nce cu tting my hair short, I have pinned it up nightly and been plagued with an itcy, festered scalp and an excess loss of hair. I spent a small fortune on doctor's bills and shampoos but with no results. The medicos were ballled and I was miserable. Two months ago I became aware of those tiny rubber tips. I burned them orr five dozen pins with a lighted candle and my problem was solved. - P.G.P. DEAR POLLY - A friend ol mine had the same problem that Mrs. M. H.M . has with a slick garage floor. She remedied her by using rolls ol abrasive tape with an adhesive backing. Mark on the floor the space usually occupied by your car or cars and then make sale paths on 'either side up to and including the front doors ol the car by cutting I 'h to 2-foot lengths of tape and pressing it down on the noor . The sir ips would be at right angles to the ca r.'s length and about a foot apart il there are children in the family but further apart il all are adults. This really so lved her problem. We used such strips ol abrasive tape on our porch steps to prevent slipping: - NELL. DEAR POLLY - To remedy her slick garage floor Mrs . M.H.M. could paint the floor with paint suitable for the type of noor and while it is still wet lightly sprinkle the floor wit~ clean sand. 'As the paint dries the sand sticks giving an effect almost like sandpaper to prevent slickness when wet. - MRS. C. M.B. DEAR POLLY - Before my first baby arrived I painted an unfinished chest or drawers with white latex paint and then decorated it with de cals. When the children were older I wanted to repaint this ches.t and found that an oily base fingernail polish remover, appliced with cotton, dissolved the decals without . marring the original paint or damaging the wood. - MRS. A. D. You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem.· Write Polly in care of this newspaper. \ \ /' BTU Quiet Cilantl Yet fit s standard 48" double hung window s COOLS 4 to 5 ROOMS SPECIAL 6,300 BTU 11 ACTION AIR" (6P-2ANNI Willi ALUMINUM RUST PROOF CABINET Ingels Furniture ..., OPENFRI.&SAT. NIGHT 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT 9 A.M. HARnEY'S SHOES OFFERS VALUES YOU CAN'T MISS FAMOUS JOYCE SHOES FOR WOMEN White or Bone. Values to $23.00 NOW FRONT ROW DRESS SHOES AND SANDALS Sling About Va lues In $1 8.00 NOW OlliER SANDALS Values to 115.00 - 18 &' 110 For The Men. D~ntinued Patterns In The Famous "Oh, dear! I haven't cleaned these shelves since bacon was · 29c a pound!" JARMAN & RAND . .... 'i;'r;;:~·;;;;H:•IMMMM.II~ Two tones. all white, brown and black . INSURANCI Now ONLY ••••••••• : •• . DRESS BOOTS """ lkJt SJ>we.ti.ed ....... A.ORSHEIM SHOES Values to $31.95 $}5 . $3Q Were $41.95, Now ••• •••• - }! /~fii i~IWIIII'I~/IIrii/IIIIIIII JIIIIIIUI'IIU!III/1111111"1'~ ·"' . . PACKAGE POLICY: TbTAL COVERAGE ONE LOT BROKEN SIZES, NOW $7.00 ALL SHOES DISPLAYED FOR CONVENIENCE Our complete comprehensive homeowners' policy covers loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, ·more. One premium. llio Exchanges 992-2143 102 W. Main ' / 'I I I ,· In The Middle Block-Pomeroy . I • • Op!m All ~ay Thursday, Frida,YNight Un~i! 8 992 -742". r I 'I Pomeroy. · · . Hartley's Shoes No Refunds All Sales Final . DALE C. WARNER IN:S. AGENCY . ' a 210/2111 VoH STARTS TUESDAY AT • ,I, "' We st Our Neighbors ), using warm colors: Mrs. Ruby Riley, New Haven Garden Club; Mrs. Mel Clark, New Haven Garden Club ; Mrs . Carpenter, and Mrs. Thompson . ''Tomo rrow·>·• (Recognizing the industrial future or the area ) an abstract design : Mrs . l.ewi s, Mrs. Holter, Mrs, Ca rpenter. and Mrs. Bolin . Mr . and Mrs. Jack Whittle-or Worthington are here lor a wee k's visit wi th her parents, Mr. and MFs. Cha rles Neuman. Tracy aild Steven Lowe , children of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowe, Col umbus , spent the past week here with thei r grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe vacationed at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs . Trell Schoenleb have retutned from a two week vacation in Florida with relatives . Mr. and Mrs. Dallas · Jones and Mr . and ·Mrs. Mike Hammer ol Colun1bus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoenich and Jayne . Mr. and· Mrs. Garland Weaver ol Dayton have been the Regatta weekend guests ol Miss Marie Eichman. Mrs. Charles Lochary and son, Rober! , left Sunday for their home near Chicago after visiting a week here with Mr. and Mrs. L€o Story and Mr. and Mrs. Parrick Lochary. Meg Lochary remained lor an extended visit. DEAR POLLY - I do hope some reader can tell me how to get rid or spiders; especially those that make their webs between the windows and storm windows.! clea n the tracks in the storm windows but it seems the spiders are back belore clean.ing day is over.- MRS. fl .C.A. POWELL'S The Touro Syn11gog ue in Newport, R.l. ,- round ed in 1763, is the oldest Jewishplace of wors hip in the United States. Heav en (S~ lutin g I ;~ - ·\ 29S Second St. " Almos t Virginia ", suitable for a church : Mrs. Krautter, Mrs. Holfer, Mrs. Ginther, and Mrs. Snowden. JUN lOR DIVISION "Froggie Weut a Courtin' ", using a frog figurine : Jamie Johnson , Sunbonn et Girls. Pomero_y: ~aria Le~ar 1 Sunbonn et Girls; Sheila Horky, Middleport , third ; with Anna Wiles, Craig Bolin, Kimberly Birchfield, Patty Parker, and Sha ri Mitch, all re ceiving white r ibbon awards. Mrs, Moore and Mrs. Pearl Rey nolds were co--<:hairpersons for the show which cffi-ried the theme " Big Bend Profile" and had a total of 160 entries . The entra nce deco ration which -carried oul the show theme wa s made by the Hulland Friendly Gardeners. It was a large circular picture on cloth show ing frog looking into a reolica ol the county ma r ked wi th locations to correspond with the classes of the artisti c designs division of the show. ' AMANA • • "The Home of the Friendly Folks " COLD STORAGE . I PfiD.KEDS two Bernice Carpenter, Bend 0' the River Club, third, ARTISTIC DESIGNS " George · Wa shington Camped Here", /ReedsvilleLon g Bottom) interpre tiv e; Mrs . Janet Bolin, Rutland Friendly Gardeners: Mrs. Nancy Collins , Winding Trail, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Carpenter . 1no fourth) "New Horizon s'', a stabile : "An Indian Mound Marks Mrs . Carpenter, Mrs, Lewis, This Town" , (Portland ), Mrs . Grimm , and Mrs. traditional mass : Mrs . Chlorus Thompson . Grimm, Bend 0 ' The River: "The Big Bend Counts Its Mrs. Suzy Carpenter, rutland an Friendly Gardeners; Mrs . Bolin , and Mrs. Bernice Carpenter. "Garden Spot ol the County" (Letart Falls-Racine), incl udin g fruit and-or vegetables : Mrs. Bernice Carpenter, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Grimm, and Mrs, Pat Holter, Chester Garden Club. "Freddie Frog Lives Here" I Syracuse ), design incorporating a frog fig urine : Mrs. Clarice Krautter, Chester Garden Club, Mrs. L€wis, Mrs. Ginther, Mrs. Purley Karr, Chester Garden Club. 11 Hands Across the Border '' · Write Bob McKenzie, Sales .. vacation ? Pick them up in the fall and pay dr~ cleaning charge only. Bring them in now. ' Red Grandillora Roses: Mrs . Thompson, Mrs . . Snowden , second and fourth , and Mrs , Mace! Barton , Chester Garden Club. third. Climbers: Mrs. Snowden, first and second, Mrs. Barton, and Mrs. Ginther. lris : Mrs . Barton , first and second . (no other entries) Peruvia n Daffodils : Mrs , Thompson, first and second, Mrs. Ginther, third. Miscellaneous specimens : Mrs. Ginther, first, second and fourth , Mrs. Thompson, third . Cacti or Sacculents : Mrs. Thompso n, Mrs. Jeanne Morgan, Middleport Amateur Gardeners, second; and Mrs . Jean Moore, Midd leport Amateur Ga rdeners, third. Terrariums: Mrs . Morgan, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Addalou Lewis, Mrs. Moore. Handcrafted Flowers: Mrs. Moore, firs t and second; Manager , The Thos. D. Murphy Company, 110 So. Second Street, Red O.k. - Iowa 51566. Alter reading the ad s, leading a dog 's life seems mighty attractive. Why do the mosquitoes go to the same place you do lor a Bring in your winter apparei now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing . (Offer does not, Iapply to coin-op cleaning' ). · , BAKER FURNITURE at our ,. Mr . and · Mrs . Howard · Lcmrence are announcing the birth ol an 8'h pound son, born June 18 at Holzer Medial Center. Maternal grandmoth er is Mrs , Ruth Thornton. GIRL LOST Paternal grandfather is Mr. FORKS, Wash. (UP!) - A Laurence. They have another 19-year-old Shaker Heights, son , Howard. Ohio girl wandered lost lor two Mr . and Mrs. Fred Larkins days in the rain forest of the spent the weekend with Mr . Olympic National Park here and Mrs. Raymond Larkins before being found unha.med and daughter of Pennsylvania . Saturday : Sallie Williams lost Spending several days with her way in the park after Mr . and _Mrs. Wayne Prince deciding to return from a were Em ily Ruth and hiking trip with two young Elizabeth Hopkins ol Akron. men. Leota Ferrell, Medway, spenl severa l weeks with WRONG DROP L€ona Hensley. EDGERTON, Kan. (UP!)Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe A 22-yea r-o ld woman Bissell were Mr. and Mrs . Ted 'Hayman and fam il y ol parachutist Sunday drifted into Westerville, Mrs. Mike Bissell, power lines and was elecMr. and Mrs. Tom Groeneveld trocuted. Brenda Kay Link, 22, of Columbus, Mr . and Mrs. Stillwell, Kan ., had been Hank Holter and family and aiming lor a grassy landing Mrs . David Smith and Diana. strip next to the electric lines. Visiting Ernestine Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatri ck and family ol Dave Smith and Diana were Lancaster, Mr, and Mrs. Bob dinner guests ol A. B. Kibble , Filzpatrick and daughters, Reedsville. Columbus, Mr. and-Mrs . Keith Audrey Smith and Dora Ridenour and sons and Mr. and Crispin spent several days with Mrs . Tom Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, daughters . Paden City, W. Va. Ada Bissell, Leota Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell and Leona Hen sley were attended the Cincinnati Re~s visiting Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd, ballgame at Cincinnati. McPeek ol Belleville; W. Va. Mr. and· Mrs. Keith Ferrell Howard Larkins of Portland Fairborn , were visiting Leon~ visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hensley. Larkins . · Maxine Powell visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean recently with Audrey Smith. of Columbus visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Martin Mrs. Wayne Prince. · Nesselroad were dinner guests Mr . and Mrs. D~vid G. Smith ol Ernestine Hayman . of Chesler and Mr . and Mrs. - Vilet Smith 5,000 TO 30,000 B.T.U. UNITS AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL PRICES NOWI manu factured Regatta. 1974". The winner ol the sweepstakes award receiv ed a smaller silver bowl. In the horticu ltu re division , Mrs. Snowden lor her rose exlti bits received three blue ribbons, th ree red and two white lor the highest point average or any ex hibitor. Mrs . W. B. Hodges ol Proctorville was the judge for the show . Ribbons were awarded in lou r places in each class ~and the winners were listed here, first through fourth respectively, in all ca tegories. HORTICULTURE Hybrid tea roses: Mrs. Snowden. first and second, Mrs. Bessie Kuhl, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Larry Bahr, Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Floribunda, one spray : Mrs. Snowden, first, second and fourth; Mrs. Rose Ginther,Chester Garden Club, third. Oak plant. If people were packed like some sardines we've pur~ chased, they'd have room to take a stroll. r Social Notes . MIDDLEPORiT, 0. I ' V,.' Long Bottom The - Environment Makers from Frigidaire 'C...Iflld by ~AM , when operatlniJ on 230 vol1s; 11,500 BTU1I hr. @ I - Free Storage to your horpe environment. p and seven runs in 3 1~3 innings and took his sixth loss. Angels 10, Rangers 2 Frank Robinson and Lee Stanton hit first inning homers to spark a 17-hit attack as the Angels crushed the Rangers. Andy Hassler, called up from the Angels' Salt Lake City farm club a week ago, allowed only three hits and one unearned run in 7 1-3 innings to notch his first major league win. White So• 2, 3, Twins 1, 4 Stan Bahnsen tossed a fo ur~itter and pitched the White &i'x to victory in the opener. Ca rlos May, who had three hits, scored what proved to be the winning run in the fourth on a wild _pitch by loser Joe Decker . Minnesota tied the score in the nightcap on Bob Dar~in's three~run homer in the sjxth then won the game in the seventh on a triple by Danny Thompson and a single by Steve Brye. ~~ei~~~~~r~o~ta~:~~~~~v~:~j Bugged King In the 13th century, England 's King John hunted game near Ki ngsclere, in Hampshire, l'orcing the inhab itants to feed and house him and his re tinue each time he came. On one visit; he was so badly bitten by harvest bugs he hastily departed . Grate ful townspeople erected a weathervane in the shape of the insect, and it still tops the church there. SINGER ModeU-1538 The Advertisi ng Specialty mGH POINT CHAMPIONS - These are the high point grand champions of the Big Bend Regatta baton twirling contest held at the Meigs High School Saturday. They are, !rom the !ell, Dalelene Scott, Albany, ().10 year division; Jennifer Walker, Belpre, 11-14 year division and Jo Anne Fick, Chester, J:>-20 year division. Mrs. Alice Thompson ol the Winding Trail Garden Club, and Mrs. Judy Snowden ol the Rutland Friendly Gardeners shared top honors in awards at the annual Regatta Flower Show staged over the weekend i\i the Pomeroy Motor Co. showroom. Mrs. Thompson received th e "best of show" award in the artistic design classes, with Mrs . . Snowden receiving the horticultu re sweepstakes award for her outsta nding rose specimens. Mr s. Thpmpson 's arrangement was in the "Hands Across the Border" class and featu red two containers of Queen Elizabeth ro ses with pieces of vine shaped to represent the roads leadin g from Pomeroy to Mason , W. Va . and Gallipolis. She received a large silver bowl engraved "Best of Show, J using rose); l'Ontain ers: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. lluby Ril ey, New Ha ven Ga rden Club, Mrs. Karr, and Mrs. Bessie Kohl , Pomeroy , "The Middle Pori" f Middleport), including weathered wood : Mrs, Carpen teo·, Mrs. Rolin , Mrs. Holter and Mrs. C:rimm . 1n I \ I I . . ' ,I ' .,I· . ' �4 - The Dailv Sentin<•l, Middleport-Pomeroy,!!., Monllal' ..-1um• «. 5- -Tbe Daily Se ntinol, Middleport-Pomeroy. U., Monday, Jwll' 24, l!Ji4 w" ! l'urm:ruy-Me~ sun BARBS Flower show honors shared by two women Ky l'ltiL PASTilRET Could it he that packages marked " Jrag ile" arc used lor football practice by the po!ita l Service'! An elevator ope rator is a fe llow who can con you into buying something between noor 1 and noor 27 . • ' •' • The current in flation has nothing to do with havin g a swe lled head. \ CAN YOU WORK WITHOUT SUPERVISION We need man or woman to se ll ful l line of Advertis ing Specia lties, · Ca lendars and G ifts In · t h e Pomeroy - Midd le port Area . Must be TWIRUNG QUEENS ~ Big Bend Regatta NBTA baton twirling queens selected Saturday at the Meigs High School, from the left, are Cammie Deardorff, Athens, 0-6 age group; able to pla n own time and work wi th a minimum ol supervision . A l l accoun ts are protected. Repeat orders are protect~d . Sandi Craft, Belpre, 7~ age group; Dee Sunms, Columbus, 11-12 age group; Diana Guthrie, Coolville, 1>-20 age group; Jennifer Walker, Belpre, 13-14 age group, and Cindy Kasler, Athens, 9'10 age group. BEST OF SHOW - For her arrangement ol roses in two containers on a redwood slab in the class \'Hands Across the Border", Mrs. Alice Thompson, left, received the "Best of Show" silver bowl. Pictured making the presentation to Mrs. Thompson is Mrs. W. B. Hndges ol Proctorville, the OAGC accredited judge who judged the show. High Com missi ons payable Lines~ores Maj or Leag ue Results By Unit e d Press Inte rn atio na l w hen orde r s are pa ssed for credi t. , Calif TeKaS Naticn a l League New York at Phila , ppd , rain· 400003300 - 101 7 1 000 000 101 - 2 6 I Hassler , Lo c kwood (81 and Rodriguez ; J . Brown , Hargan ( 6 ). Sta nnouse (7) , Allen (81 and Sundber g . WP -H qssler (1 I 1st game I At lanta 0~00 010 100- 2 7 1 1/ . LP - J . BroWn (6 -4). H Rs Cinci JIOOOOOOx - 490 Rob inson ( IO!h ), St anton {7 th L Harrison, Leon (7 ) a nd Lo v itto ( l stl . Oates ; Nelson , Carro l l (8) a nd P lum mer . WP - Nelson ( 4 -4 ). Major L ea gu e L ea ders LF' - H arr i son (6 -8) . H RS - Har 8 '1! United Pre ss Int ernational r i son (3rd ), Morgan {8th) . Leading Batters N ation a l L eague (2 nd , 12 in ning s) Atlanta , g . ab r . h pet. 001 000 000 000- 1 6 0 Garr ,-A-t l 69 288 39 107 .372 Cincina tt i Smith,S t .L59 209 34 77 .368 Gross, Hou 65 218 38 77 .35 3 010 000 000 001 - 2 52 93 .327 Krausse , ·House (6), J . Niek.ro Garvy , LA 69 264 47 (11 I and Oates ; Kirby, Borbon Brock. ,S t .L60 249 49 81 .325 Cash , Phi l 69 285 48 92 .323 (11) anO P lummer , King (11) . 73 , 322 WP - Borbon (6 -3). LP - J . Niek - Bck.nr. LA 58 227 30 Grubb , S O 6J 218 31 70 J21 ro (0 -ll . H R- T . Per ez (12t h ) . Maddx , SF 69 280 44 89 316 Morgn , en 67 237 45 75 .31 6 San Diego 000 010 010- 2 10 2 H ouston 213 110 OOx - 8 12 0 Schmi dt , Phil 69 23 1 43 73 . 316 F r elsleben , Laxton {3), Hardy American L eague (5) , Toml i n In and Bar ton ; g, ab r . h. p t f . Osteen (6 -7l and M . May . LP Carew. Min 63 252 36 98 .389 F r eis leben (6·3) . HRs- Ced'eno Hargrov , T>c 51 153 22 54 .353 04th l. Watson (7th) Jac kson , Ok61 210 43 74 .3 52 Montreal 000 00 1 012- 4 15 0 St anton , Ca l 41 154 22 54 .35 1 000 200 000- 2 B 0 Randle , Te x 63 200 32 65 .3 25 St . Louis Robn sn. Bit 64 235 17 76 .323 McAnally , Taylor ( 7), Mon Brohmr , Cl 47 162 2 1 52 .32 1 tague (9) and St i nson ; Cu rtis , 48 173 34 55 .318 Hrabos ky (8) , Garman (9) a nd Fisk,Bos Yaz. Bas 65 227 42 72 .317 Simmon s . WP - Taylor (3 -1) McRae , KC 64 215 31 68 . 316 LP - Hrabosky (1 -ll . HR SH om e Run s Br.e e d en ( 1st) , Bailey (6th .) National l eag u e: Wynn , LA 19 ; Sc hmidt , Ph il 17 ; Ced eno . P l rtsbgh 000 030 000 - 3 8 3 Hou and Garvey , LA 14; Ben ch, Chicago 000 201 O..tx - 7 6 o Cin 13. K i son , G i usti (8 J. Pa tterson (8 ) American L ea gue : Allen , Cl1i and Sangui ll en ; Bonham , Hoo and Mayberry . KC 16 ; Horlon , ton (91 a nd SwiSher. WP Det and Jacks on , Oak 15 ; Bonham (S-10) . LP - Giusti { 2Brigg s, Mil and Burroughs , Tex 31 . - - . 13 . San Fran 000 000 300- 3 10 o Runs Batted In Los Ang . 000 100 201 - 4 9 1 National league : Garvey, LA O ' Ac(luisto , Will i ams f7 l. Barber (9 ), McMahon (9 ) an d 57 ; Wynn , LA 56 ; Cedeno , Hou R ader; John, Marshall (8 ) and 53 ; Schmidt. Phil 52 ; Smith , St .L 51 Ferguson . WP ~ Marshall (7 .JJ. Am e rIca n League : Bur LP - Barber (0 -1) . H R - Garo.,ey rough s, Tex 62 ; Rudi, Oak 50 ; [ 14 t h ). Maybe rr y, KC and Briggs, Mi l · American Leagu e 47 ; Allen, Ch i 46 . 11 st gam e) Pitch ing Chicago 100 100 000- 'J. 12 1 National League: John , LA M i nnesota 000 100 000- 1 4 1 10 -2; M cG i o lh en ,· St .L 10 -3; Bahnsen (7.7) and H er r m a nn; BretL Pi tt 9 -4 ; Ca r lt on a nd Decker , Campbe ll 19) and l onborg , Phil 9 -5 ; MortQn. , Atl 9-6 . . Borgmann . LP - Dec k er (7 -6) . Am eric an L eaq u e: G. Perrv . I 2nd gam e ) Clev 13· 1; Wood . Ct1 t 18 -B Chicago 010 200 000- 3 5o Bibby , Tex 10'- 9 ; seven pit cher S M i nnesota 000 003 lOx- 4 8 o t ied w i th 9 victories . Gossag e, P ltlock {6) and Down lrJg ; Butler (2 -2) and Roof. L P- Pittock (2 -2). H R Oarw i n (lOt h ). '. Yankees stop Tigers, 4-1 By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer Rudy May and Lindy McDaniel, two pitchers given an opportunity because of the misfortunes of othe rs, believe in making the most or a big chance. May , a 29-year-old lelthander who has had only one winning season ln five years in lhe major leagues, made his debut with the New York Yankees Sunday because of an injury to Mel Stottlemyre and responded with a lour-hitter in pitching his new club to a 4-1 tr iumph over the Detroit Tigers. The 38-year-<>ld McDaniel, acquired in the off-season by Kansas City !rom the Yankees, made a rare starting appear, ance because Nelson Briles still is not ready to return to the starting rotation and responded with a three-hitter in leading the Royals to a 4-1 victory over the Oakland A's. May, acquired from the California Angels on June 15, had been used primarily in relief by California manager Bobby Winkles and it was somewhat surprising that he had enough stamina to complete the game which was delayed one hour at the start and hampered by a steady rain throughout. 'The rain was so bad, in fa ct, that the second game of the scheduled doubleheader was postponed. In other American League games, Boston blanked Cleveland 8-0, Milwaukee routed Baltimore 9-4 Ca lifornia topped Texas 111-2 and Chicago defeated Minnesota 2-1 then lost 4-3. VAUGHN TO WED (1st Gam el SANTA MONICA , Calif. De tro i t 010 coo 000- 1 4 l NY 100 00 2 l Ox - 4 6 0 ( UPI ) - Actor Robert Vaughn Coleman, Ray (7) and Mose s; has taken out a wedding lice nse May Cl -1) and Munson . LP Co l ema n (6 -8) . to marry actress Linda Staab. The 41-year-old actor, oi the old Detroit at New York, 2nd game, ,:~pd , rain television ~ries "Man fr om · Clex.e land 000 000 000- o a 1 U.N.C.L.E. and Mtss Staab, Boston 11 3 010 llx - 8 11 o 31 , ol Whittier, Calif., did not Kline, Johnson {3), Wi iCO)( (7) disclose a wedding date. and Duncan , Ash by {7) ; Wise, Red Sox 8, Indians 0 Drag o {6) and F i sk. WP - Wise Rick Wise, making his first (3 -2) . LP - Kiine 15 -9). HRSBOOKS BANNED Petrocelli 2 (8 t h & 9th ). start since May 24, combined AMMAN (UP!) - All books with Dick Drago on a fourBal timore 200 000 002 _: 4 14 0 and published written by Milw 400 30 1 Olx - 9 13 1 hitter and Rico Petrocelli hit a M c Nall y , Je fferson (.4), Hood A!nerican writer James A. pair of homers to spark the Red (6) and E tcheba rr en ; Wrigh t , Michener have been banned in Murphy {9 J and Porter . WP .._ Sox' victory over the Indians. Wrigh t {6 -91 . L P- McNally (6 - Jordan. Government sources Wise, who was on the disabled 6). HRs -Por te r (5 th ), Money said the ban was ordered (7th). list after breaking a finger in a Sunday by the J ordanian freak accident, allowed only Kansas City 004 000 000- 4 12 0 censorship department Oakland 000 010 000~ I 3 0 two hits in five innings or work McDaniel (1 -2) and Martinez ; because or what they called the to gain credit for his third win Abbott, Lindblad (3) and writer's 14 pro~Zionist feelings ." Ten ace . l ? -'- Abbott {0 -1) . in five decisions. Brewers 9, Orioles 4 Darrell Porter hit a grand slam homer and Don Money • - • 1.' , , . , added a solo shot to power the OPTOMETRIST . Brewers over th e Orioles. OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE ClydeWrightwent81-3innings despite allowing 14 hits to get AT NOON ON THURS. )_. EAST COURT C.T., POMEROY. his first win sinceMay25. Dave McNally was shelled lor 10 hits N W COM P'r,DN Q D ·--------------------..a Get comfort poW.r that h'ppcns ·, Frltldalre. From Frigidaire, here's an Environment Maker Room Air Conditioner that cools automatically. The big 15,000 BTUsl hr.• cooling capacity of this room air conditioner handles hot · days and a warm room. Provides sel·lt-and-forget lt Comlort Power by automatically controlling compressor and fan SPO!>d as room temperature changes, A great addition 208YOits. • ' :l '. II • I TROPHY PRESENTED - Mrs. Judy Riggs, director 'of the annual baton twirling contest held Saturday at the Meigs High School in conjunction with the Big Bend Regatta presents the !raveling trophy to Jimmy Palmer, 13, who travele<j_69<J miles from District Heights, Md., to participate. Mrs. Riggs said the Saturday contest was the '.'best yet" in the series of Rega tta events and that "facilities were excellent". This was the first time the Meigs High School has been used for the Regatta twirlin g contest. \ 'I \,_. I ' heritage house YourThom MeAn Store 0. STORE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAYBAM-10 PM The Fabric Shop's Summer Polyester Double Knits Dots, Checks, Jacquards and Stripes. .. 60" Wide ' OFF SALE GROUP LOWER PRICES WHILE QUANTITIES lAST POLYESTER BLENDS AND JERSEYS 1f3 OFF Check Our Remnant Table! THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. SEC 'ND 1\PPFIOVEO ltNGiflf ' O~Alf R 992-2284 POMEROY M.cCALL'S &SIMPLICITY . PAnERNS . \I I' I \ . ' ' !, I';];· ;so;~r~=I~·=·:·;·l!' . =:il Calendarllll MONDAY IMPORTANT MEETING on farmers' Workmen 's Com ~ pensation and l\llinimum Wage Laws, 8 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Pomeroy, sponsored by Meigs County Farm Bureau, Inc. Specialists on hand to explain phases or program in Winners in the Regatta Frog Hoeflich, first; Shilpa Goradia, Art Contest were announced Second ; and Suzan Thoma, run detail. Public invited. TUESDAY Saturday afternoon at the frog third. MIDDLEPORT Masoni c FROGS jump .by Mrs. Roy Holter, Ages I 0 through 13: Leroy Lodge 363, F and AM 6 p.m., chairwoman . The art was on display Burchett, first; Melanie Middleport Masonic Temple to during the weekend in the Sisson, second; and Melanie confer master mason degrees. Pomeroy Motor Co. showroom. Dillard, third . AMERICAN Legion Ages 14 through 15 : Demaris Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post Entries were judged in the seven categories by William Ash, first; Billy Snider, second, 39, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Mayer who • served on the and Sandy Mun cy, third. hall. Juniors to present the Age 16: Mandy Carder; first; contest committee along with program and se rve the Margaret Ella Lewis. A total ol Dreama Hovatter , second ; and refreshments. 68 entries was made in the Margare t! Griffith, third, with JUNIOR American an honorable men tion going to , Auxiliary, Feeney-Bennett contest. The winners .were as follows: Christie Burson. Pllst 128, Amer_ican L€gion, TADPOLES CROAKERS 6:30 p.m. at the hall. MonAges 18 to 25: Vickie Fry, day,the juniors will serve the Ages 3 through 6: Daphne Dillard, first ; Terrie Ann first; Steve Price, second, .and canlel'n at the Red Cross Starcher·, second; and David Cheryl Hudson, third, with an Bloodmobile. honorable mention going to McLaughlin, third . WEDNESDAY . Ages 6 through 9: Jayne Nita Herrman . AMERICAN Le gio n Ages 25 and up : Pat Thoma; Auxiliary , Fee ney-Bennett first; and Margaret Parker , Post 128, 6: 30p.m. potluck with second . legionnaires as guests . 7:30 Contest winners will receive. p.m. meetings of both their checks by mail. Art may Auxiliary and Legion Post with be picked up at the Pomeroy installation of officers. Chamber of Commerce office POMEROY - Middleport in the Me igs County . CourLions Club, Wednesday noon, thouse. Meigs Inn . All members asked IN HOSPITAL to attend . John Hayes or Long Bottom OHIO Valley Commandry 24, is a patient at St. Joseph Knights Templars, regular Hospital in Parkersburg, conclave, 7:30p.m. Wednesday Room 213. He will undergo at the ·Pomeroy Masonic surgery Wednesday morning . Temple . Election and installation of officers . All Sir William Ladd was an EVEY RETIRES American advocate of inter- CHICAGO -(UP! ) _ The Knights to attend and take nat 10 nal !>"ace who founded Chicago Fire of the World rituals. the Amertcan Peace Soctety in 1828. In '1840, Ladd wrote Football League ann ou_nced ·THURSDAY "Essar, on a Cong ress ol Na- · Sunday that former Chicago The Riverview Garden Club tions, ' which proposed a Bears' defensive · end -Dick · will meet Thursday, June 27, at world organization to formul- Evey has retired . 6: 30p.m. at the home of Mrs. ate principles ol ipterna- Evey, who reported to the lor a " Mystery Rarliss Frank tiona I law and a court of ar- Fire training camp said he ~itr_ation to se.ttle dtsputes by had been outl n£ the ' game for Dinner" . As;;isting Mrs. Frank JUdtctal dectswn, The World . · ·1 . · Almanac notes. two yea rs and ilid. not lee! he will be Mrs. Walter Brown, t;npyrtfl:h; Cr t 974 could get himself ·back · into Mr§·. Tom Spencer and Mrs. · ' rNt; .w st•At·tm ":.."n~HI'Hts~,: ASSNJ shape to return to the gfidi~on. Roy Hannum. I .. I I - ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CLOSEOUT Pomeroy -I Winners in frog art ·are selected SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM ROBINSON'S CLEANERS I" I FROG ART WINNERS - 'l'ijking first place awardS in their v~rious age divisions in the Regatta frog art contest were, seated, Melanie Dillard, left, and Jayne Hoeflich; and standing, left to right, Demaris Ash, Mandy Carder, and Pal Thoma. First place winners not present lor the picture were Leroy 'Burchett and Vickie Fry. Pomeroy, 0. Fpr your precious furs and Fur pieces at . Reasonable Rates . Also furrier cleaning . 216 E 2nd \ ,I DEAR POL LY - My Pet Peeve is with the makers of bobby pins . I appeal to them to make some pins without rubber tips lor those of us with allergies. For four years, si nce cu tting my hair short, I have pinned it up nightly and been plagued with an itcy, festered scalp and an excess loss of hair. I spent a small fortune on doctor's bills and shampoos but with no results. The medicos were ballled and I was miserable. Two months ago I became aware of those tiny rubber tips. I burned them orr five dozen pins with a lighted candle and my problem was solved. - P.G.P. DEAR POLLY - A friend ol mine had the same problem that Mrs. M. H.M . has with a slick garage floor. She remedied her by using rolls ol abrasive tape with an adhesive backing. Mark on the floor the space usually occupied by your car or cars and then make sale paths on 'either side up to and including the front doors ol the car by cutting I 'h to 2-foot lengths of tape and pressing it down on the noor . The sir ips would be at right angles to the ca r.'s length and about a foot apart il there are children in the family but further apart il all are adults. This really so lved her problem. We used such strips ol abrasive tape on our porch steps to prevent slipping: - NELL. DEAR POLLY - To remedy her slick garage floor Mrs . M.H.M. could paint the floor with paint suitable for the type of noor and while it is still wet lightly sprinkle the floor wit~ clean sand. 'As the paint dries the sand sticks giving an effect almost like sandpaper to prevent slickness when wet. - MRS. C. M.B. DEAR POLLY - Before my first baby arrived I painted an unfinished chest or drawers with white latex paint and then decorated it with de cals. When the children were older I wanted to repaint this ches.t and found that an oily base fingernail polish remover, appliced with cotton, dissolved the decals without . marring the original paint or damaging the wood. - MRS. A. D. You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite homemaking idea, Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a problem.· Write Polly in care of this newspaper. \ \ /' BTU Quiet Cilantl Yet fit s standard 48" double hung window s COOLS 4 to 5 ROOMS SPECIAL 6,300 BTU 11 ACTION AIR" (6P-2ANNI Willi ALUMINUM RUST PROOF CABINET Ingels Furniture ..., OPENFRI.&SAT. NIGHT 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT 9 A.M. HARnEY'S SHOES OFFERS VALUES YOU CAN'T MISS FAMOUS JOYCE SHOES FOR WOMEN White or Bone. Values to $23.00 NOW FRONT ROW DRESS SHOES AND SANDALS Sling About Va lues In $1 8.00 NOW OlliER SANDALS Values to 115.00 - 18 &' 110 For The Men. D~ntinued Patterns In The Famous "Oh, dear! I haven't cleaned these shelves since bacon was · 29c a pound!" JARMAN & RAND . .... 'i;'r;;:~·;;;;H:•IMMMM.II~ Two tones. all white, brown and black . INSURANCI Now ONLY ••••••••• : •• . DRESS BOOTS """ lkJt SJ>we.ti.ed ....... A.ORSHEIM SHOES Values to $31.95 $}5 . $3Q Were $41.95, Now ••• •••• - }! /~fii i~IWIIII'I~/IIrii/IIIIIIII JIIIIIIUI'IIU!III/1111111"1'~ ·"' . . PACKAGE POLICY: TbTAL COVERAGE ONE LOT BROKEN SIZES, NOW $7.00 ALL SHOES DISPLAYED FOR CONVENIENCE Our complete comprehensive homeowners' policy covers loss due to fire, theft, storm damage, ·more. One premium. llio Exchanges 992-2143 102 W. Main ' / 'I I I ,· In The Middle Block-Pomeroy . I • • Op!m All ~ay Thursday, Frida,YNight Un~i! 8 992 -742". r I 'I Pomeroy. · · . Hartley's Shoes No Refunds All Sales Final . DALE C. WARNER IN:S. AGENCY . ' a 210/2111 VoH STARTS TUESDAY AT • ,I, "' We st Our Neighbors ), using warm colors: Mrs. Ruby Riley, New Haven Garden Club; Mrs. Mel Clark, New Haven Garden Club ; Mrs . Carpenter, and Mrs. Thompson . ''Tomo rrow·>·• (Recognizing the industrial future or the area ) an abstract design : Mrs . l.ewi s, Mrs. Holter, Mrs, Ca rpenter. and Mrs. Bolin . Mr . and Mrs. Jack Whittle-or Worthington are here lor a wee k's visit wi th her parents, Mr. and MFs. Cha rles Neuman. Tracy aild Steven Lowe , children of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lowe, Col umbus , spent the past week here with thei r grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. Mr. and Mrs. Lowe vacationed at Myrtle Beach. Mr. and Mrs . Trell Schoenleb have retutned from a two week vacation in Florida with relatives . Mr. and Mrs. Dallas · Jones and Mr . and ·Mrs. Mike Hammer ol Colun1bus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoenich and Jayne . Mr. and· Mrs. Garland Weaver ol Dayton have been the Regatta weekend guests ol Miss Marie Eichman. Mrs. Charles Lochary and son, Rober! , left Sunday for their home near Chicago after visiting a week here with Mr. and Mrs. L€o Story and Mr. and Mrs. Parrick Lochary. Meg Lochary remained lor an extended visit. DEAR POLLY - I do hope some reader can tell me how to get rid or spiders; especially those that make their webs between the windows and storm windows.! clea n the tracks in the storm windows but it seems the spiders are back belore clean.ing day is over.- MRS. fl .C.A. POWELL'S The Touro Syn11gog ue in Newport, R.l. ,- round ed in 1763, is the oldest Jewishplace of wors hip in the United States. Heav en (S~ lutin g I ;~ - ·\ 29S Second St. " Almos t Virginia ", suitable for a church : Mrs. Krautter, Mrs. Holfer, Mrs. Ginther, and Mrs. Snowden. JUN lOR DIVISION "Froggie Weut a Courtin' ", using a frog figurine : Jamie Johnson , Sunbonn et Girls. Pomero_y: ~aria Le~ar 1 Sunbonn et Girls; Sheila Horky, Middleport , third ; with Anna Wiles, Craig Bolin, Kimberly Birchfield, Patty Parker, and Sha ri Mitch, all re ceiving white r ibbon awards. Mrs, Moore and Mrs. Pearl Rey nolds were co--<:hairpersons for the show which cffi-ried the theme " Big Bend Profile" and had a total of 160 entries . The entra nce deco ration which -carried oul the show theme wa s made by the Hulland Friendly Gardeners. It was a large circular picture on cloth show ing frog looking into a reolica ol the county ma r ked wi th locations to correspond with the classes of the artisti c designs division of the show. ' AMANA • • "The Home of the Friendly Folks " COLD STORAGE . I PfiD.KEDS two Bernice Carpenter, Bend 0' the River Club, third, ARTISTIC DESIGNS " George · Wa shington Camped Here", /ReedsvilleLon g Bottom) interpre tiv e; Mrs . Janet Bolin, Rutland Friendly Gardeners: Mrs. Nancy Collins , Winding Trail, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Carpenter . 1no fourth) "New Horizon s'', a stabile : "An Indian Mound Marks Mrs . Carpenter, Mrs, Lewis, This Town" , (Portland ), Mrs . Grimm , and Mrs. traditional mass : Mrs . Chlorus Thompson . Grimm, Bend 0 ' The River: "The Big Bend Counts Its Mrs. Suzy Carpenter, rutland an Friendly Gardeners; Mrs . Bolin , and Mrs. Bernice Carpenter. "Garden Spot ol the County" (Letart Falls-Racine), incl udin g fruit and-or vegetables : Mrs. Bernice Carpenter, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Grimm, and Mrs, Pat Holter, Chester Garden Club. "Freddie Frog Lives Here" I Syracuse ), design incorporating a frog fig urine : Mrs. Clarice Krautter, Chester Garden Club, Mrs. L€wis, Mrs. Ginther, Mrs. Purley Karr, Chester Garden Club. 11 Hands Across the Border '' · Write Bob McKenzie, Sales .. vacation ? Pick them up in the fall and pay dr~ cleaning charge only. Bring them in now. ' Red Grandillora Roses: Mrs . Thompson, Mrs . . Snowden , second and fourth , and Mrs , Mace! Barton , Chester Garden Club. third. Climbers: Mrs. Snowden, first and second, Mrs. Barton, and Mrs. Ginther. lris : Mrs . Barton , first and second . (no other entries) Peruvia n Daffodils : Mrs , Thompson, first and second, Mrs. Ginther, third. Miscellaneous specimens : Mrs. Ginther, first, second and fourth , Mrs. Thompson, third . Cacti or Sacculents : Mrs. Thompso n, Mrs. Jeanne Morgan, Middleport Amateur Gardeners, second; and Mrs . Jean Moore, Midd leport Amateur Ga rdeners, third. Terrariums: Mrs . Morgan, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Addalou Lewis, Mrs. Moore. Handcrafted Flowers: Mrs. Moore, firs t and second; Manager , The Thos. D. Murphy Company, 110 So. Second Street, Red O.k. - Iowa 51566. Alter reading the ad s, leading a dog 's life seems mighty attractive. Why do the mosquitoes go to the same place you do lor a Bring in your winter apparei now for our careful dry cleaning and pressing . (Offer does not, Iapply to coin-op cleaning' ). · , BAKER FURNITURE at our ,. Mr . and · Mrs . Howard · Lcmrence are announcing the birth ol an 8'h pound son, born June 18 at Holzer Medial Center. Maternal grandmoth er is Mrs , Ruth Thornton. GIRL LOST Paternal grandfather is Mr. FORKS, Wash. (UP!) - A Laurence. They have another 19-year-old Shaker Heights, son , Howard. Ohio girl wandered lost lor two Mr . and Mrs. Fred Larkins days in the rain forest of the spent the weekend with Mr . Olympic National Park here and Mrs. Raymond Larkins before being found unha.med and daughter of Pennsylvania . Saturday : Sallie Williams lost Spending several days with her way in the park after Mr . and _Mrs. Wayne Prince deciding to return from a were Em ily Ruth and hiking trip with two young Elizabeth Hopkins ol Akron. men. Leota Ferrell, Medway, spenl severa l weeks with WRONG DROP L€ona Hensley. EDGERTON, Kan. (UP!)Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joe A 22-yea r-o ld woman Bissell were Mr. and Mrs . Ted 'Hayman and fam il y ol parachutist Sunday drifted into Westerville, Mrs. Mike Bissell, power lines and was elecMr. and Mrs. Tom Groeneveld trocuted. Brenda Kay Link, 22, of Columbus, Mr . and Mrs. Stillwell, Kan ., had been Hank Holter and family and aiming lor a grassy landing Mrs . David Smith and Diana. strip next to the electric lines. Visiting Ernestine Hayman were Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatri ck and family ol Dave Smith and Diana were Lancaster, Mr, and Mrs. Bob dinner guests ol A. B. Kibble , Filzpatrick and daughters, Reedsville. Columbus, Mr. and-Mrs . Keith Audrey Smith and Dora Ridenour and sons and Mr. and Crispin spent several days with Mrs . Tom Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, daughters . Paden City, W. Va. Ada Bissell, Leota Ferrell Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bissell and Leona Hen sley were attended the Cincinnati Re~s visiting Mr. and Mrs . Lloyd, ballgame at Cincinnati. McPeek ol Belleville; W. Va. Mr. and· Mrs. Keith Ferrell Howard Larkins of Portland Fairborn , were visiting Leon~ visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hensley. Larkins . · Maxine Powell visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean recently with Audrey Smith. of Columbus visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs . Martin Mrs. Wayne Prince. · Nesselroad were dinner guests Mr . and Mrs. D~vid G. Smith ol Ernestine Hayman . of Chesler and Mr . and Mrs. - Vilet Smith 5,000 TO 30,000 B.T.U. UNITS AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL PRICES NOWI manu factured Regatta. 1974". The winner ol the sweepstakes award receiv ed a smaller silver bowl. In the horticu ltu re division , Mrs. Snowden lor her rose exlti bits received three blue ribbons, th ree red and two white lor the highest point average or any ex hibitor. Mrs . W. B. Hodges ol Proctorville was the judge for the show . Ribbons were awarded in lou r places in each class ~and the winners were listed here, first through fourth respectively, in all ca tegories. HORTICULTURE Hybrid tea roses: Mrs. Snowden. first and second, Mrs. Bessie Kuhl, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Larry Bahr, Rutland Friendly Gardeners. Floribunda, one spray : Mrs. Snowden, first, second and fourth; Mrs. Rose Ginther,Chester Garden Club, third. Oak plant. If people were packed like some sardines we've pur~ chased, they'd have room to take a stroll. r Social Notes . MIDDLEPORiT, 0. I ' V,.' Long Bottom The - Environment Makers from Frigidaire 'C...Iflld by ~AM , when operatlniJ on 230 vol1s; 11,500 BTU1I hr. @ I - Free Storage to your horpe environment. p and seven runs in 3 1~3 innings and took his sixth loss. Angels 10, Rangers 2 Frank Robinson and Lee Stanton hit first inning homers to spark a 17-hit attack as the Angels crushed the Rangers. Andy Hassler, called up from the Angels' Salt Lake City farm club a week ago, allowed only three hits and one unearned run in 7 1-3 innings to notch his first major league win. White So• 2, 3, Twins 1, 4 Stan Bahnsen tossed a fo ur~itter and pitched the White &i'x to victory in the opener. Ca rlos May, who had three hits, scored what proved to be the winning run in the fourth on a wild _pitch by loser Joe Decker . Minnesota tied the score in the nightcap on Bob Dar~in's three~run homer in the sjxth then won the game in the seventh on a triple by Danny Thompson and a single by Steve Brye. ~~ei~~~~~r~o~ta~:~~~~~v~:~j Bugged King In the 13th century, England 's King John hunted game near Ki ngsclere, in Hampshire, l'orcing the inhab itants to feed and house him and his re tinue each time he came. On one visit; he was so badly bitten by harvest bugs he hastily departed . Grate ful townspeople erected a weathervane in the shape of the insect, and it still tops the church there. SINGER ModeU-1538 The Advertisi ng Specialty mGH POINT CHAMPIONS - These are the high point grand champions of the Big Bend Regatta baton twirling contest held at the Meigs High School Saturday. They are, !rom the !ell, Dalelene Scott, Albany, ().10 year division; Jennifer Walker, Belpre, 11-14 year division and Jo Anne Fick, Chester, J:>-20 year division. Mrs. Alice Thompson ol the Winding Trail Garden Club, and Mrs. Judy Snowden ol the Rutland Friendly Gardeners shared top honors in awards at the annual Regatta Flower Show staged over the weekend i\i the Pomeroy Motor Co. showroom. Mrs. Thompson received th e "best of show" award in the artistic design classes, with Mrs . . Snowden receiving the horticultu re sweepstakes award for her outsta nding rose specimens. Mr s. Thpmpson 's arrangement was in the "Hands Across the Border" class and featu red two containers of Queen Elizabeth ro ses with pieces of vine shaped to represent the roads leadin g from Pomeroy to Mason , W. Va . and Gallipolis. She received a large silver bowl engraved "Best of Show, J using rose); l'Ontain ers: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. lluby Ril ey, New Ha ven Ga rden Club, Mrs. Karr, and Mrs. Bessie Kohl , Pomeroy , "The Middle Pori" f Middleport), including weathered wood : Mrs, Carpen teo·, Mrs. Rolin , Mrs. Holter and Mrs. C:rimm . 1n I \ I I . . ' ,I ' .,I· . ' �7- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Jum 24 Television Log b- TheDatlySentmel Mtddlepurt Pmmtuv U Monda\ June24 1974 Wanted To Buy or Rent Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Mr Arvtl Holter has been on the stck hst lately The Cub Scouts met recet th wtth Scotty Trussell Mrs Trussell ts one of the Den Mothers Spendmg Fathers Day wtth Stanle) Trussell wet e Mt and Mrs Donald !russe ll a nd Dawn of Mt Vernon Robert Trussell of Reedsvtlle R D Mr and Mrs Ralph Tt ussell and ch tldt en of Bashan Mr and Mrs John Rtdenour and Jason Che~er Mr and Mrs Rtchard Kearns of Belpre Robbte Cowdrey of Newark and Mr and Mrs Tom Mar cmko or Success Also VISttmg durmg the week were Mrs Ola Hysell of Long Bottom and Mrs Shtrley Roberts and Melmda of Kentuck) Renee Trussell accompantcd her cousm Dawn of Mt Vern on home for a week s vacahon Mrs Murl Ours has been a patten! at Veterans Memortal Hospttal for the past wee k Her Sister Mrs Mtldred Frank has re.;,ntered the hospttal Mrs Jtll Holter entertamed the Yow Wtves Club at her home on Wednesday ev mng Mrs Ernest Smtth of l me a former Bashan res ~ent dted on Wednesday and""' burted at Sutton Cemete1 v on Frtdav She was the mother of Orts Smtth loca l Btble Scho ol closed on Frtday wtth a program tn the evenmg fo llowed by a hay rtde \\I C I Cl Mt l'r 1sse ll and 2 SIGNS UCJS t Mrs b uy ng 3 n Ded rent ng oom Business Services or home w th n Me gs Loca Sc hool D s tr ct Phon e 99 2 3728 Stanley 1re annmmcmg the marriag e of their t\\ O grand sons Mtke an~ Rtcky Trussell of ~e~port News Va on June 15 and Jun e 22 Mrs Robert lr usse ll and mece Dedra Co\\drey left of Fnday to attend bo th weddmgs J mmy Newell of Chester spent Frtday wtth Scott Trusse ll Mrs Glen Tuttle InJured her leg when a porch swmg broke and fell on tl Mr and Mrs Arthur Molnar and daugh ters of Canal Fulton spent the weekend wtth thetr parents Mr and Mrs Herman Carson Lon and Lisa are spendmg the week wtth thetr grandparents Mr and Mrs Carson Mr and Mrs Frank Rtffle are the parents of a bab) daug hter born Monday mor mng Mr and Mrs Stanley Trussell vtslted her ntece Mr and Mrs Albert Htll and her sts ter Mrs Ada Cra ml et recently Mr and Mrs Herman Carson vtstted her ststers at Veterans Memortal Hospttal and also thetr son and famtly Herman Jr at Coolvtlle Reedsville News, Notes Po11eroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY Wr1ler Eleclnc Ga s Sewer L 1c s m stalled Work gu.uanteed Dozer Ba ckhoe Truck s Limestone & F1ll O~rt Co mmerc1al Res•denhal Con !. lruc t on & Remodel For Rent r oom over W ne Stor e n Pome ov Ref eren ces reQu r ed Phon e 992 5293 SLEEP IN G 6 23 tfc 1971 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN JSO V 8 eng me automatic trans power steer ng & brakes good f res clean nter or chrome bumpers grill & wh F rs Ave nu e M ddl epo rt Oh o App ca on s now bei ng accep t ed Phone 6 4 446 3746 covers rad1o blue fin sh or afte r 5 p m 992 5730 6 13 8tp Local 1 owner t rade m 4 speed tran s G T equ1pm en t rad a good t res clean 1ns1de green f n sh 19!0 NOVA CPE 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn Shed and unfurn Shed apartments Phone 992 54 34 4 12 ft c $1495 Local 1 owner good t res 6 cyl w th automatic t ran s rad o blue f n sh spot less c lean blue nter or PR IVATE m eet ng room for (llny organlzat on phone 99'2 3975 3 11 tfc POMEROY MOTOR CO. R IV ERS DE Apar tments 271 N F r st Ave M ddl epor t Oh o App cat ons now be ng accepttd Phone 614 446 37 46 or a fte.r 5 p m 992 5730 6 12 l ate OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO NOTICE TO STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh o June 14 1974 Contr ac t Sal es Legal Copy No 74 331 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sea led proposa s w be r ece ved at t he off ce of th e D r ec o of the Oh o Depart ment of Transportat on Columbus Oh o unt I 10 00 AM East ern Day ght Sav ng T me Tu esday Ju y 9 197 4 for m provemen ts n Par t s 1 to 4 lnclus ve are offered a s one contrac t and w 11 be cons dered on t he bass of the total amount b d Part 1 Athens Coun ty Oh o on AtH 50 (5 95) U S Rout e 50 Alexander Townsh p by wat erproof ng br dge dec k and resurface w th aspha t con crete 24 f eet Pavem ent W dth Protect and Work Leng h 211 2 feet or 0 04 m es Part2 MegsCoun ty Oho on MEG 684 (0 00 0 58) State Route 684 n Sc p o Town sh p by re surfac ng wi th a spha t c on crete Pavement w dth - ) 8 feet Pro ect and Wor k Length 15 681 6 teet or 2 97 m es Part 3 M e gs County Oh o on MEG 692 (2 25) Sa ute Ro1.1te 692 Sc p o Townsh p by resu rfa c ng w th asphalt concrete Pavemen t W d t h 20 f ee t Pro ect and Work Length 4 963 2 fee t or 0 94 m l e Partl4 V nton County Oh o on V N 160 (8 43 8 59 (9 03 11 84) State Route 160 In V nton and C nton Townsh ps by r esur fa c ng with aspha t conc rete Pavement Width - Var es Pro ect and Work Length 26 7 6 8 feet or 5 06 m es The date set for com p/et on of th s work shal l be as set forth n the b dd ng proposa I Each b dder shall be requ r ed to f le w th h s b d a cert f ed check or cash er s check for an amount equal to five per cent of h1s b d but n no event more than f fth thousand do Iars or a bond for ten per cent of h s b1d payab e to the D rector B dders must app ly on the proper forms for qua l f cat on at least ten days prior to the date set for open ng b ds n accordance w th Chap ter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code Plans and spec II cat ons are on fl e n the Department of Tran sportal on and the off ce of the D str ct Deputy D r ec tor The D re ctor reserves the r ght th re,ect any and al b ds 777 Pearl Street $1S95 1912 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE CONTRACTORS 8-K FXCAVATING COMPANY RIVER SIDE apartments 27 1 N 52295 N I CE unf u r n sh ed 5 apartment ba h Not1ce remodeled room Jus n ce lo cat on Phon e 992 5.4 34 6 21 tf c ME I GS Coun y Humane Soc ety Thr ft Shop open 0 am t II 4 30 p m ever y Fr day and BU S NE SS room 22 x 80 23 4 E Man St Pomeroy Oh o Sa turda y N ew used stock Phone 99 2 5786 or 992 3975 arr v ng weekly C loth ng 6 12 ff c co l ee l b es a ppl ances trea s1.1 res r ecor ds p ctu re s books lamps toys Loca ed ONE new turn Shed apartment across fro m Pomeroy Post 3 rooms and bath one 4 rooms Off ce and bath furn shed Reynolds Apart m ent Ma son W Va on 5 11 f c Route 33 Phone (304) 773 KDSCOT KOSMETICS 5360 & 6 18 12tc WIGS For a good line of Cosmet cs fr iendly serv ce and someone to chat w th COU N TRY Mob le Home Park New development off Route g ve me a 1" 8 Helen Jan e 33 t ~n m le s nor t h of Brown ~2 51 13 Pomero y Large l ots w th 3 19 tt c concrete pat os sidewalk s runne rs and off stree r A TO Z Mart used furn Shed park ng Also spaces for app 1ances clothmg d shes sm a tr a lers Phone 992 7479 and mise Rt 33 opposite 6 1B 26t c tra er court Hartford W ----------- Va -----------UNFURN SHED home Moddlepo rt Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992: 3861 Lost BL ACK f ema e m n Terr er ost or stolen Reward offered w lh no quest ons a sked Ca l Gene or Fay We stf at 667 3251 Rout e I Box 145 Long Bo to m Oh o 457 43 62 1 3tc - - - - - - - -- 4 oom s ut I ty room and bath ga rage 1655 Pont Lane Phone 992 3874 6 7 tfc rRA L ER Browns T r a l er Cour t 992 332 4 5 29 lf c Western Star Thea ter 15 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED J&B AUTO BODY ,.. Moved to Rutland :1/• mile 1ns de c ty I m t on nght corner B r ck St and Rt 124 ----- -- WILL TR IM or cu t trees and shrubbery A so clean out basements a tt cs e c Phon e 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 6 6 26t c CREMEA NS CON CRETE DJTQUNG SERVlCE 173 L1nes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks 1ft ~tailed del vere d Monday t hrou g h Saturday and even ngs Phone .446 1142 6 3 tfc Bob EXCAVAT NG rtn7Pr Mirier 992 7089 and backhoe wor k sept c Ntghl 992 3525 tanks nsta led dump trucks and 10 boys for h re w ll haul f 11 d rt top so 1 I mestone and grave Cal Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 t- KEt: est mates on n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 FUR alum num replacement 5232 w ndows s d ng storm door s 2 11 tfC and w ndows R:a ng Phone Charles L sle Syra cu se Oh o SE W ING MACHINE S R.epa r Carl Ja c ob Sa le s serv ce all mllkes 992 2284 Representati ve V V The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Johnson and Son nc Authorized S nger Sa l es and <~ 30 tfc Service we Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc - ----------- MATERIALS CO 5554 Mason W Va 992 3092 399 w lhe acre hourly or conoract T_H_I.___ ..,I rarm ponds roads etc Laroe dozer and operator with over ,,.._ _ _ _ _ _ 20 years experience Pul Ins E x'cavat ng Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 1219tfc SERVICE S offered t urn tvre upho l ster ng reasonable rates P ckup and de very f re e est mate s 3 professs onal craftsmen to serve yov better and faste r Phon e Mowrey s Upholstery 675 41 54 Pt Plea~an t W Va 5 30 26tc L WISEMAN AGENCY Gallipolis Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply small Eng ne Repa r Ma n Property Transfers CALL GEOFFREY ROSENBERG lHE ROSENBERG COMPANY HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS 6 45 - SE PTIC TANKS cleaned rea sonab e rates Ph 446 4782 Gal po l s John Russe I owner and op era to r 5 12 f c SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC S EWAGE SYSTEMS CL EAN ED REPA RED M LLER SA NITAT ON STEWART OH 0 PH 662 3035 10 4 ftc SEPTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San itatlon 992 395-4 or 99 2 7349 READY MIX 10 23 tic CONCRETE del vered right to pro[ec t Fa st and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M K Middleport Ohio your Free 3284 Co C BRADFORD Auct oneer Como ete Ser v ce Phone949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra e ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 lfc S'IIREO 92.1 WMPO-FM MASON AUTO MART USED CARS ----------- ~~~JS.,!!YNOLDfr.~!r:t!cl!n,c I ----------- ------------ --------- - - - --- --------- RUTLAND FURNITURE I l 25 - Farm Re por t 13 I I • \ 0 Far mt1me 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 00 - Toda y 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyk e 3 ----------- -- -------------- TUESDAY JUNE 25 19!4 Sunnse Sem nar 4 Summer Semest er 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 REALTY -------------- Frankenste n 13 News 4 15 2 00 - B ble Answers 8 News 6 Ftve Mmutes to L 1ve By 4 Rev Cleophus Rob nson 13 Sacred Heart 10 lAND ---------------- ----------- 8 Take F1ve for L fe 6 30 - GREAT COUNTRY • 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Mov1e V1va Ma x Osmonds 6 7 30 - N ew Zoo Revue6 Tennessee Tuxedo 3 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa m e St 33 Jeffs Coli e 6 Concern & Comment 10 8 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 8 30 8 55 - Brady Bunch 6 Gr een Acres 10 News 13 Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 9 00 - Paul Drxon 4 AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 Abbo lf & Cos tell o 8 W ld W ld West 6 Captam Ka ngaroo l Me v e Tarzan s Sava ge F ury 13 Commumty of L v mg Tf'1 ngs JJ 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 HazelS 9 35 - Matter of F1ct on 33 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 15 Company 6 Jok er s W1ld 8 10 A B1t w th Kn1t 33 10 30- Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb t 8 10 Wh eels K1ns & Cay 33 I Dream of Jean ne 13 1l 00 - W zard of O:lds 3 4 15 Mtke Doug a s 6 Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 Commun fy of L1v ng Th ng s 33 11 30 Brady Bun ch 13 Hollywood Squa r es 3 4 15 Love of Life 8 10 11 35 - Matter of F ct on 33 11 55-C BS NewsS Danlmel s World10 12 00 - Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 Mr Rogers 33 Jackpot 3 15 12 30 - Spl t Second 6 o Sea rch for Tom or r ow 8 E tectr 33 Ce lebr ty Swee pstak es 3 15 Afternoon W th OJ 13 12 55 - News 3 15 1 00 - c Co News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne• 10 Sew ng Sk lls33 Not For Women Only 15 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Dea l 6 13 As the World Turns a 10 LI VIng Better for Less 33 1 45 - Umbrella 33 G~:.~ dmg L1ght 2 00 - Da ys of Our L ves3 4 15 8 0 New l ywed Ga me 6 13 Our Street 33 2 30- Do ctors3 4 15 G r l In My Lofe6 13 Edge of N ght 8 10 Male M enopause Pause that Perplexes 33 WIN AT BRIDGE Send$ 1 lo JACOB Y MODERN book to W n at Br dge (c/o th s newspape) P 0 Bo x 489 Rad o City St at o n New Yo k NY 100 19 NORTH . Q l086 • QJ7 3 .J +J .KQ 75 •• fh ng s Ia New Approach To inlldellty• you lha t you e capab le of do ng Dear Helen What s wtth these husbands who admtt to affatrs then expect lhetr wtves to qutetly stt and wrut unhl we get our heads together? Thts seems to be a fad at my husband ~off tee where at least four men are openly g01 ng wtth othe r women They put on the big act at home I JUSt can t Uunk stratght be patten\ because Ill never leave you but I need thts new love rtght now SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) It wont aK.e much se I ng by a I end 10 get you to d op somet h ng useful you p anned to do n o de to do some h ng tha s mo e fun SAGITTARIUS (Nov For Tuesday Jun e 25 1974 ARIES (March 21 April 191 It w I be d 11 cult to you to p ease someone you I be pe Ia m ng a se 'II ce fo r The problem s tt1 s pe son doesn kn ow wt1al he wa nts How do 1 know 1 I m one of the wtves' Stuptd me I believed my husband was suffermg bravely - until I compared notes wtlh the others Here s a samplmg of 11 hat they revealed My husband came to me terrtbl) shook sa)'lng he sees this gtrl at work every day and she s drtvmg htm wtld Reststmg her has made him so nervtous he s gomg crazy I felt sorry for htm and satd Go ahead and have an affarr Get tt out of your system You can believe how grateful he was Jtm asked for a two-month vtsttor s permit - to t us woman s apa rtment It s been extended once already I m Nwmber One m my husband s life he says but a man can love two women He really seems m1sera ble about tt We wiVeS have dectded thts IS a new mftdellty con game It s eas1er to play than Secrecy as fear of gettmg caught ts gone How would you suggest gettmg them back to monogamy? WANDERER S WIFE TAURUS (Apnl 20 Ma y 20) Too n u ch emphas s w I be placed on lhe pursu I o f p l easure t oday and not enough on you ea respons b 1 es A eck.o ng w I co me GEMINI (May 21 June 20 1 P etend ng to be someth ng you e no t cau d prove cos t y to you Forge press ng ano her LEO (July 23 Aug VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) you eno l ca e tut the s gnals a ego ng I a get c rossed e ga d ng an unders and ng w th a I end wh ch you \h nk s c ea y spe led ou LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Another Wor ld 3 4 15 Genera ght 8 10 3 30 One L le Ia L ve 6 13 Ph I Donahue 4 Ho v to Surv ve a Marr ag e 3 I S Match Game 8 0 Ep sode Act on 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Huck and Yog 6 1 Dream of Jeanne 13 Tatt leta es 8 Mov1e Cal l Me M ste r 10 4 30 - G I ligan s Is 6 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 5 Jackpot 4 Dan1el Boo ne 3 V1rg n an 8 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20 33 Bona n za 3 M er v Gr ff n a B g Va ley 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3 4 15 M ss on touchabl es 3 Move Savage Pam pa s Orders to K II 0 lmposs b le 6 Un 8 From Istanbu l 1 00 Tomorrow 3 4 Franken ste n 13 Take F ve for L1fe 15 News 4 June 25 1974 Conlac l s w 1 p ay an mpor ant roe n you affa r s lh s yea br ng ng you va tua b e oppo tun t es Good chances w be wasted t you e loa camp acent abou ellp lor ng hem ""IBi lfi LFl If.,.. w n-fvrloughs lor ali i I I \FEBRYL I I [lj -:::-r--~ITq~-~~~i M1 A - - - ~eud*"t,t by THOMAS JOSEPH \CROSS Word tn a threat 5 Cubtc meter 10 Northem Scandi 36 Salt of oletc actd 37 Gehenna 38 Mother w1t 39 Extent DOWN navum 1 Frau II Norweglllll c1ty Lohengrm 2 Memorable 12 Unfatling Prerrunger 13 Malt film v111egar 14 Btblical 3 Lady tn lion her prtme 15 Obscure ( 2 wds ) 16 Dock 4 Netherlands workers commune 5 Alabama unton 17 Cat or City goat 6 Three m Palermo 19 Dress as stone 7 Too much 20 Shade of a good of yellow thmg 21 Fall ( 4.,wds ) asleep 22 Farmers holdmg 23 Whetstone 24 English Yes terday s \nswcr + 23 Rmg 8 Understand 9 Jnlurtate 11 Scottish mventor t5 Welfare 24 Los - Nell Mex 25 Backbone 27 Greek ISland 28 scout 32 Whatever Wants 34 Kapttal 35 Shmto temple money 18 Blood 21 One behmd the-tunes 22 Usually (3 wds ) One lette r s rnply stands for another ln t h ts sample A 11 u sed for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smg l e l ett ers apostrophes the length and form ation of the '"nrds are all hints Each day the code letters ar e d1fferent CRYPTOQUOTES PSB Now arranre the meted letters r 'i to rorm the aa I 1;. _A suneated by the above cartoon. ~ =Priii=Ik=SUII~PR~ISl:AHSWIII ~ ;:~-~i r xx: H xxx J aurprase anawer (Anawrra u~morrow) I o\XYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW GUILE VERSUS TRYING QSS Anaw~r A great n~mber- are vel]j coon e GR SZ DKR NAB IJCY VADE BVF BVF Z C S DE BS DVJPFQF ZCR BVF ZCJUVB CF I YQ LPY BVF ZSCCSI OKSHFK N Yesterdays Cryptoquote GROWING OLD IS NO MORE THAN A BAD HABIT WlllCH A BUSY MAN HAS NO TIME TO FORM -ANDRE MAUROfS • K 7 • A 108 • 654 2 S76 3 .109 86 OUR BU51t-IES +A 1054 HELP PEOPLE WE NOT POLICEMEN 5 HIM IN R G.HT YOU .AJ4 3 l< fEP 5A'f H tl.HD l'IEt EVIN SOUTH THA~ YOU l GO .A95432 SOME:WHERE • K9 .2 + KQ9 2 kD East West vulnerable twest North !Pass Pass Opemng Ea st I NT South Pass Pass U l ead~ 10• ASOUNE ALLEY ' By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm How about dtscuss mg the way to play certam card combmatwns1 Oswald Good tdea Lets take the common one of play mg a sutt when you mtss the kmg Jack and some number of small cards Jtm Heres a fatrly stmple one South reacHes four spades after East s notrump opemng East wms the ftrst trtck wtth the ace of clubs and proceeds to cash both red aces Then he leads a club back You wm m dummy and 1t ts up to you to avotd the loss of a trump trtck Oswald The normal way to score all the trump trtcks when you hold stx to the ace oppostte four to the queen IS to play your ace This ptcks up the sutt tf e tther opponent holds the smgleton kmg Jtm A revtew of the btd dmg marks East wtth the ktn g He needs tt for ht s open mg notrump It also marks htm wtth at least one card wtth 1t People JU St don t open one notrump wtth a smgleton Oswald Thts leaves South JUSt one way to make hts con tract He must lead the queen of trumps from dummy Nothmg wtll help htm tf East holds kmg Jack or kmg Jack seven but tl turns out that East holds kmg seven If he ducks you let the queen rtde If he coyers you play your ace and Wests Jack drops Lucky but the only play h1s meebnq wrth the. naljor IS vertJ mportant Rufus' CAPTAIN EASY JU$T The 1 matJ owe us as much as a n l:iack rent C1ty Hall 1 A$ SHE E5(APp~; FROM HJ;: IZ O H MY GR'ACIO , THE PORTCLJL.L. /G 5 UP MY lOV!WY 8'\RD HA? FLaWN AT THAT MOME-N Y: THOSE HAMME~ 5T ~NGE W ELOIN(lo PI< 50N OUC E'Y F GVRE 5 AR'E ABOUT HEAl<' So TO R tJ6 06DE>J;; CHM E? ?OMEONE C OM~ 6 THE BORN LOSER THe LUWAZ CReW IVO/?K811ARD V 7HEIIOT8UV AllEY OOP A NYO>JE WHO EXH B T.5 HIM CAN MAKE A FORTUNE " THE t.ASr W5 601 ASSGrs Now ARE YOU SURE TH 5 ..------::> CEPi TH NOVE'!- flY $3 75 16 YctJR F5COTT ENT RIO' L.IFE' FITZGE'RALC> 2 CE'RTA!NL.V- 5AVII-J05 2 ' WONDeR YES L EUTEiNANT WE WILL 15EG N T>iE ATTACK WHEN ~E SUN REACHES ITS ZEN\1"1-\ DOG - ' THE: t.Asr TYCOON' - Ni::WSPAI t:H ENT ER PH .'iE ASSN Lz:en :l~!tih~:Ztl The btddtng has been West North •• Dble Pass 3• East Pass Pass ~ 25 Napoleomc - ~,..-+--t26 Chou En 2'7 Call one s shots ~Part of a ctrcle 30 Kirby of the corrucs 31 Formal dance (Fr) 33 Chmese City 35 - lily Utah s state flower Ia I (j l VAQUER1 ~ .I L ~~ urday I U you knaw of any such l]omes would you ask the proprietors to let us know how they got •tarted' Thanks for your beaullful advtce for a very miSunderstood group of people DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t LITEE I I that 11 was acttvely dtscouraged l tcensmg agenctes would have non e of us' poet HARBO J• n hi .. SORRY 12 30 - News 13 20 Fab 19) Be very care ful w th any tems you have borrowed lrom someone They 1 ay gel b oken o r slo en and have to be eplaced PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) You dec s ens eave mu c h a be des ed today You I fa to take nto cons de at on a the sma I factors you shou d form four ord1nary words Holl ywood Squares 3 Dea er s Cho ce 4 Beat th e Clock 13 Happy Da ys 6 13 Nova 20 M aude 8 10 Adam 12 I 5 3 B g Red M achme 4 Art I s 33 8 30 Snoop S1sters 3 Mov e My Three Sons 6 13 Baseba I 4 Basebal l1 5 Hawa F ve 0 8 10 Ch ld of th e Un ver se 33 q 00 - The Tnal of Hen ry F l pper 33 Wash ng l on S a ght Ta k News 20 ary AQUARIUS (Jan Unscramble th ese four Jumbles., one l ette r to each aquare to News 10 I Spy 5 7 30 - To Tell the Trulh 6 New Pr ce Is R1ght 8 10 R F D 20 Wash ngton Stra ght Ta k 33 10 30 - Day at N ght 33 11 OO - Ne ws3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 19) A pan tha t s mpo tan \ to you s go ng to run nto some se ous op pos t on due t o cond ons beyond your con o The p ob em s tempo l >yHlNHIAHNO l U Elec Co 33 Hogans Heroes 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Wes t ern Star Thea ter 15 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 a Truth or Conseq 6 L I as Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 6 8 0 NBC News 3 4 15 Pa tchwork 33 Room 222 13 7 00 - What s M y Lme 8 Dusty s Tra 3 Elec Co 20 T r uth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 Pau Nuch ms 33 M ove B g Rose 8 10 Book Bea l 20 Pol ce St ory 3 Marc us We by M 0 6 13 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan JllY~[~l~® lkJ 4ctowii.J IIIMl , - 6 5 30 - 9 30 10 00 Dec 21) K eep an ex tr a watchful eye on one you have deal ngs w th bu a en t co pletely su e you ust Some lh ng may su face oday 22 1 You s end to be too de pe nden t upon others to do 8 00 - 23 Yo e ook ng Ia othe s to be mo e ole ant o your needs than you a e o f t1e s They wont be +++ R m You w no l ga n he a y you e hop ng lo I you don I eve\ w th h m Be honest even f 1 hu t s Dear Helen 3 00 - about CANCER !June 21 July 221 Dear Wtfe How about a dmner party for you four couples at whtch time th e women can la y the1r cards on lhe table? When your men learn you re on to these games husbands play they may de ctde fldehty ts better than wifelessness - H 2 00 EAST (()J WE.,T By Helen Hottel 20 R1ght play for m1ssmg honors '109.95 - -------- --- 13 M ss on lm 12 30 - News 13 6 --------- Carmel News, By the Day 9 30 - D ck Van Dyke 8 10 10 00 - Handfuls of Ashes 33 News 20 TBA 8 10 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33 6 00 - 6 30 tfc RACINE 9 Oo-- Here s Lucy 8 10 Mov1e A Tal ent fo r Lov n~ 6 On the Road Wtth Duke Elllnalon 33 M ove W ves and Lovers 13 11 00 NewsJ 4 6 8 0 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Untouchab les poss ble 6 Movte N cky s World 8 11 45 - Mov e Abandon Sh p 10 See or Call or Roger Jeifers Day ReaI Eslate For Sale Adubon 8 15 - Baseba ll 3 4 15 or 992 5232 DOZER work land clear ng by Work shop 15 Rook1es 6 1J Gunsmoke 8 10 Holl ywood Tetev s1on Theatre 20 M a le Menopause Pause that Perplex es 33 W•lktn son Small Eng me I Elec Co 20 8 QO-Baseball World ol Joe Garag1ola 3 15 ~ HOGG & ZUSPAN Now Qpen f or Bus1ness 742-5293 C reus 13 Lock Stock & Barrell 20 Ep1sode Act1on 33 M un c pa l Cou rt )pees Delivered to Job Stte Free Es t mate s Water 33 30 - NB C News 3 4 15 ABC New s 6 CBS News S 10 Room 222 13 7 oo - Tr uth or Cons 3 Beat the Cloc k 4 News 6 10 What s 6 10 Wackv World of Jonathan Winters 15 Buttt to Your Us. News 3 4 8 10 13 Sesame St 20 Truth or Cons 6 Nov a Wildlife Th eatre 33 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashv li e Music 3 Buck <Mens 8 Hollywood Squares 4 To Te ll th e Truth 6 Beat the Clock 13 Mr and Mrs Gene Wtlson 2 STORY PERMA STO NE attended the graduahon of BR LARGE MODERN f-URN SHED apartment thetr grandson Gat! Sams at AUTOMOB LE nsurance been KITCHEN 1 2 BATH S &diJitS on l y n M ddleport cancelled? Lost your CAR PET THROUGHOUT Weston W Va Phone 99 2 3874 FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR operators lcense Call 992 5 12 tfc 1<28 GARAGE ALL ONE 0 DELL_A_ nem;nfl~a t;d on Mr and Mrs Rawletgh Help Wanted L A RGE FLAT WELL 6 15 tfc Route 124 and Co unty Rd 5 Hetzer and family of Akron GR ILL cook and k tchen he p FURNI SHED 2 bed oom cot LANDSCAPED LOT Crossroads complete front I age at Rock Spr ng s Pr ced wanted App y n per son a t vtstttng recently at the Hetzer PR CEO M D TWENT ES end tuneup and brake serv ce on nspec t on only Ca l 992 Crows Steak House Pl ease cal for appo ntm ent Btse home Real Estate For Sale 27 89 742 3232 6 14 121c OFF!Cil-446 3643 6 20 6tc FA RM 98 acres 10 room hou se James Dye of Akron vtstted 5 24 tfc EVENINGS w th 2 baths 1 barn and horse Grace Stewart dec to Mary wtth hts father Tom Dye and Bud McGhee446 12ss Wanted To Buy stables A r str p w th a r 10ll52 MOB LE HOME 2 E M Ike W seman- 446 Elizabeth Robmson Clarence the Hetzer Btse famtlles pane hangar 3 f sh ng ponds 3794 bed rooms 10 m nutes from shown by apo ntment only Wtlbur DeWees Paul DeWees Recent vtsttors wtth Mrs Pomeroy or M ddlepor t Cal Ca I 742 3821 992 6630 after 4 p m Charles DeWees afftd for Rose Thomas were Mr and WE ARE EXPANDING 6 23 7tc 6 20 Me THE LAURA & Con Young rea trans Mtddleport Mrs Tom Gale and Mrs es ta te at 234 Hudson Street INTO YOUR AREAl ! 3 STORY frame home garage Clarence Wtlbur DeWees Gladys Baughman of Gahanna M ddleport w I be sold to th e ca rpeted w th new pl umb ng h gf'1est b dder n the off ce of an d electr c w r ng Tot a dec to Earl R DeWees Vtst tmg wtth Mr and Mrs For Sale 0 Bnen & 0 Br en Attorneys e ectr c ncludes 2 stoves 2 Clarence E DeWees cert of Alfred Cashdollar were Ploma 100 'l Court Street Pomero y refr gerators and so me Oh o at 10 00 a m Saturday turn tu re s t ua te d on trans Mtddleport Cashdollar of Chester W Va J1.1ne 29 197.4 for not ess tf'1an beaut fu ~. acre lot Ask ng Charles E DeWees dec to and Kenny and Grace Rtce He w1ll came to your plant the appra sed va 1.1e at S29 500 Ca 992 5933 NEW LISTING-S acres and a SJ 500 00 For furtf'1er n site to mspect and prtce your Frteda M DeWees Charles E from Pennsylvama 6 23 3 c good 12x65 mob1le home Cook format on cal 992 2720 steel scrap Waste Paper DeWees Jr Mary Reedy Mr a nd Mrs James 6 23 6t c and bake units Drilled well CHO CE of two 3 bedroom 1BM Products Stamless Only $9500 homes by own er Ba h & h ---Dtane DeWees Thomas Ray Carruthers and Penny and CODDer or brass bv t n k fchen wal to wa I 7 ACRES of land on good road 4,000 BTU DeWees afhd for 1ran s Scotty Schtmsher of Loutsvtlle Clean wou d make good NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms carpet full basement w th bath city water nat gas bu d ng lots water ava ab e CALL 614-593-7477 garage Br ck fronts Mtddleport vtstted wtth Mrs Bess Larkins a so 20 arge boxwood garage and garden on corner a urn num s d ng and Cleveland Trust Co and Mrs Ruth Tuttle of Chester shrubbery about 2 ft h gh overhangs 1 acre ot Pr ce lot Just SS500 00 Catl 949 2405 S28 500 each Ca I 985 3598 or Cuyahoga Bank Cert of spent Wednesday wtth Mrs These s zes also available POMEROY - 2 bedroom 6 21 3tp 985 4171 Merger Metgs Helen Archer 5 000 6 000 8 000 tO 000 and home bath gas F A furnace 6 14 lOtc 12 000 BTU Larry A Mtllhone Betty P and 2 lots On qUiet street of Athens Ohoo HO USE 5 rooms attached Trying for $9500 oo POMEROY LANDMARK Mtllhone to James Stettler We wtll be there soon Open 9 - By Mrs Lyle Balderson garage located near Schoo SMALL FARM - 1'/, acres l I; '9 _ Jack W Carsey Mgr loll4 Monday thru Thursday 0 Syracuse Oh o Phone 992 Pamela Stettler parcel Ohve block off paved road 2 BR 3860 6jjl Phone 992-2181 ltll 12 Noon Frtday 9 George Buffmgton Lots 6 11 12tp house young fruit & garage We w111 be there soon 1 McMtllen Dante! D McMtllen Loo k1ng for 58500 oo J PH ILL P RICHLEY 1914 ZIG ZAG SEW ING ONE new all e ecfr c 3 DIRECTOR OLD furnitUre oak tab les Joan Timko Raymond M MACHINES eft n layaway RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms bedroom $19 900 and 3 other <6 24 1n 1 2t c A I bu It n to buttonho e do 608 E homes !'hone 99 2 3975 or 992 bath fam ly room and car Timko to Janet Jeffers Roger clocks 1ce bo xes brass beds stretch sew ng and fancy 2511 d shes desks or compete MAIN port on level lof Should have Jeffers 45 acre Salisbury st tch ng Pay ust S48 75 cash 6 5 tf c househo ds Wr te M 0 $9500 00 or terms ava tabl e Trade ns ~o=----,----------"="POMEROY 0 Gertrude McBnde to Martha M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o PUBLIC NOTICE accepted Phone 992 2:653 2 BEDROOM house n M d ITS BETTER THAN MONEY ca ll 992 7760 Not ce s hereby g ven ha t a Sue Provo I 10 acre Sutton POMEROY Large lot IN THE BANK WHEN YOU 5 13 tfc ------------~ 18 tfc deport New k tchen and pub c hear ng w 1 be g ven on Joseph Rtley Batley b&th appl ances nc l uded the proposed budget for th e 50x296 Room for the ktds BUY A GOOD SALEABLE VA CUUM Cl eaners Brand new Ca I 992 5310 Lauretta Kay Batley to Mr s Donald Pterce of Me gs Loca l Schoo D str ct for CASH pad for all makes and tank type models w th 5 to play home 1 floor plan 2 PROPERTY MAKE YOUR 6226tp the f seal year of 1975 on JIJiy 9 models of mobt e homes attachments only $24 .40 cash B R bath H W floor. INVESTMENT WITH US Columbus and Southern Ohw Athen s spent Thursday 197.4 at 7 30 P M n the Board of Phone area code 61.4 423 9531 or terms ava lab e N e w basement with ufll ty Educat on off1 ce ocat ed n the Electnc Co easement evemng wtth her mother Mrs 1.1pr ght models S29 90 cash or Auto Sales 4 13 tfc Jun or H gh Bu ld ng n M d - -----terms ava abe Trade ns almost new gas furnace Chester Mary Ctrcle Mr and Mrs d eport accepted Phon e 99 2 2653 1966 CO RVAIR good cond ton HUGE YARD Sale 1043 South furnished $10 000 The proposed budg et and Joseph Rex Batley Sma M James Ctrcle Mrs Lilltan 6 18 tf c S200 See R ck Hollon f rst St M dd eport Seco nd POMEROY - Ranch type 2 est mat e of cost of operat on tor house pas t Method st Church Tu es day 25th through Fr day Batley to Columb us a nd Gtbson of New Haven W Va the Me gs Lo cal Schoo D str ct B R bath large ltv ng R 8 TRACK tape comb nat10n 4 m Chester Oh o Even ngs 28th L ots of cloth ng an for 1975 nc l ud ng the cost of Southern Ohto Electric Co vtstled Mrs Ctrcle on Sunday speaker sound system am fm afterApm with firep lace n1ce k1tchen ant Que desk and many m sc operat ng the pub l c sc hoo s of rad o Balanc e S109 52 or tems easement Chester 6 23 3t c with range new FA gas Mr and Mrs Robert Watson sad d str ct for t he f sea year terms can be arranged Call 6 24 4tc furnace ca rpeted full of 1975 w II be ava tab e at tha t Tommy H McGrath Irene and famtly of Kent Ohw t me 992 3965 1962 FORD Falcon stat on basement with ufll ty 6 18 tfc wagon 6 cyl 4 new t res McGrath to Columbus and VISited recently wtth Mr and ORDINANCE 447 garage 515 000 20 m I es to g a lon E xcel ent BE T ORDAINED by th e Me gs Lo ca Southern Ohto Electnc Co Mrs Edson Rou sh Brtgtd 197 3 HONDA 350 Four Cyl n runn ng cond1t on See Joe MIDDLEPORT - Large of the vi age of Sc hoo D str ct Counc der showroom cond ton Stephenson Cherry Street easement Chester Watson 1s spendmg a few days Board of Educat on Pomeroy all members thereto brick close to shopping ell tra s Meta flake red Rae ne concurring Lee W McComas Debra L Russell Danny C wtth her grandparents Mr mmaculate m echan ca and k1tchen Is out of th1s world 6 23 31p 1 That t 1S necessary to sell Cl erk appearance Phone 992 7210 ----- -----has everything 5 B R has 2 Ru sse ll to Col umbus and and Mrs Edson Roush the rea estate descr bed as the 1973 GMC R&l y Wagon 350 v a c ty Hall n the village of after 7 p m baths small basement w th Southern Ohw Electnc Co Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson (6 24 {7) 1 8 Jtc P B At A r Frame P S Pomeroy Oh o whi ch said real __ _ -------~2.,! 6tc new hot water furnace lots mount Ira ler hitch 2 extra easement Chester and daughter Tom of Racme estate IS located on Second of parking $22 500 snow tires and whee s A so Street n the v llage of ..,ROCERY l:)uslness for sale Robert Boewn Joyce Bowen Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens NOTICE OF 1972 Ford 1 ton 360 va 4 speed WE HAVE SEVERAL Pomeroy and wh ch rea l estate Bul d ng for sale or ease APPOINTMENT P S P 8 12 ft bed extra 30 to Columbus and Southern Ohw and farmly of Pomeroy VISited s described a s par t of Lots No .-' Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m OTHER PROPERTIES TO Case No 11243 151 and 152 In the sa1d village of gallon gas tank tool box to 10 p m for appointment Elec Co easement Chester wtth Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Eshfe of THEODOSIA OFFER YOU DROP IN A Would take 68 to 70 Datsun Pomeroy Oh o '3 20 tfc P ckup n trade Phone (304) FRECKER Deceased TODAY We have buyers Albert Goeglem Ida Susan on Sunday 2 That sa d C ty Hall build ng - - - - - - - -- - - - - B82 2656 Not ce is hereby g ven th at galore waiting to buy LIST s not needed for any m1.1nlc pal 4 HORSE POWER and 5 h p Goeglem to Columbus and Mtss Janet Swepston of wHam George Frec ker of R • 23 3tp purposes CJarden t I e rs and awn with us and make that sale Southern Ohw Electnc Columbus a nd frtend Bob D 1 M nersv l e M e g s County 3 That sad Council of the mowers Phone (304) 773 5323 Middleport Pomeroy 992 2259 or 992 2568 Oh o has been duly appo nted v 1 age of Pomeroy Ohio who s FORD t r uc k motor 6 cy t w th Mason Company easement Chester Bets of Toledo vtstled wtth Executor of the Estate of the board hav ng the super transmls s on Also 1939 Ford 6 19 Me A Fr e cke r Royal Jerome Cook Atlanta Ralph Lee and Mr and Mrs Theodos a truck I 2 ton 6 cyl or gina I v s1on and management of such ate of R D 1 deceased equipmen t Collectors tem real estate does hereby con cur Georg1a Cook to Columbus and Robert Lee and family M ner sv I e Me gs County Good condition n the sale of sa d real estate 1966 HONDA 305 Super Hawk Flhone 992 Dh o Southern Ohto Electrtc Co 7384 evening s recently 4 That the c erk i s authorized A 1 cond tlon Phone 949 3811 Cred tor:s are requ r&d to f le to adver t se the se te of sa d real 6 20 6tp 6 18 tfc easement Bedford Mrs Robert Lee Bob Btl! the rca ms w th sad f due ar y estate n accordance w th - - - - - - - - - - - - - - w th n tour mon ths Dav1d Robert Yates Norma and Rebecca Lee vtslted WILl YS Jeep Phone 992 5726 Section 721 03 of the Oh o Dated th s, 12th day of Jun e Rev sed Code after passage of 1953 FE'RGUSON 30 tractor WE SELECT ONLY THE BEST 6 J8 6tc Jean Yates Morgan A Yates Sunday afternoon w1th Mr and 1974 this Ordman ce new front ttres motor and It's vacatfon ttme a gam Sfartmg June 29th ttll Lots Mabel Yates to Charles T Mrs Arthur Orr pf Chester Sad Counci r eserved the paint $1350 Phone 985 3594 FORO Mob le campe r tul y Manning D Webster r ght to reject any and at b ds 6 20 4tc equ1pped S2 SOO Paul July 9th Mason Auto Mart wtll be closed See Pullins Donna R Pullins lot Ralph Lee called at the home Judge received fo r the sale of ! a d real - - - - - - - - - - - - - Cheva er Long Bottom you on the 1Oth Middleport Court of Common P eas Oh o of Eunte Brmker a recent estate THE p r oven carpet cleaner Proba te 0 v son 6 18 61p NEW WORKING HOURS W VA. INSPECTION STATION Th1S Ordnance shall go nto 8 ue Lu str e s easy on the Donald Parsons Dolores Sunday I6J 17 24 (7) 1 3tc effect from and after the budget Restores forgotten SALES DEPARTMENT 8 30itlt5 30 Noon on Sot Parsons Glada K Barnhart earl es t per iod allowed by aw colors Rent electr c sham 8 lOam tll6 OOp m -noon on Sat 1969 CHEVY Town sma n stat on p6oer S2 Baker Furniture Gerald Barnhart to Isaac M The Almanac wagon $1 195 good cond ton We thank you for your coooeratron O&le E Sm th Company Phone 992 7620 By United Press Internatlooal Mohler Palma L Goodwm PUBLIC NOTICE Mayor 6213tc 5 24 tfc Sealed b ds w 1 be rece ved Attest Today ts Monday June 24 91 68 acre Bedford by th e Me gs Loca Schoo Jane Walton 30 PERCENT off on al mer Homer Goodwm Palma L the 175th day of 1974 w1th 190 to 0 str ct Board of Educat on at Clerk chanq se Smalley s Gift Mob1le Homes For Sale th e r off ce n th e Me gs Jun or Ralph Werry Shop Cf'1ester Oh o Goodwm Isaac Mohler follow gh Sc hoo Bu ld ng un t 12 Pres1dent of Counc I 6 21 6tc lOKSO MOBILE home new The moon IS approaching 1ts oH cock Elizabeth Mohler to Gerald noon on Ju y 8 1974 for 4 as the Board having --,.....- - - - - - -- - carpet and furnace a x 20 Big C•PICity Sc hoo Buses Separate b ds w I lhesuperv slonand FE'NDER ampl fer super re awning See Gary Smith Barnhart Glada K Barnhart first quarter M1yt1g be r ece ved for sc hool bu s management of sad verb Pf'1one 9~2 5009 Chester Ohio after 6 p m Autom•t1cs The mornmg stars are Venus ch assis and sc hoo bus bodies 19 222 acre Bedford Real Estate 6 21 3tc 6 18 6tp 2 speed orerat an Spec f cat on for schoo bu s 161 24 Ill I 2 lc Homer Goodwm Palma L and Juptter "holce o water - -------- ~ -cha ss s and schoo l bus bod es 1971 A~ 653 dozer an hyd 1emps Auto water 65 X 12 MOB LE hom e 3 The evenmg stars are Mer Goodwm Isaac Moh ler may be ob ta ned by ca l ng 992 b a de ro 1 canopy and w in ch level control Lint bedroom bath I ving room NOTICE OF 5650 Elizabeth Mohler to Dolores cury Mars and Saturn Filter or Power F in J D 450 loader w th hoe hall and 2 bedrooms car APPOINTMENT T he Me gs Loca l Sc hoo l Agitator Cal 614 992 2478 peted Phone 992 1751 Those born on this date are Case No 21238 Parsond Donald Parsons D st r ct Board of Educat on Perma Press 6 21 Sic 6 16 ft c reserves the r ght to re ect an y Estate of MINNIE PICKENS under the s1gn of Cancer 16 374 acre , Bedford Mayt•g Oeceued and al b ds Halo of He1t Amer1can clergyman Henry Not ce s here b y g ven that PIGS Pf'1one 9~2 5264 or 99 2 7584 Fern T Gtlmore dec to after 6 p m Dryers Pets For Sale Me gs Loca l Free and S Norrt s of Rae ne Joan A Parsons Nancy G Ward Beecher was born June Surround clothes 6 21 3tc Ohio hU been duly appo nted Sch ool 0 str ct IRISH Setter pups S1amese wltl'l gentle even 24 1813 EKe c utor of the Esta t e of K ttens AKC Poodle pupp es Board of Educat on Bobb Cert of Trans heat No hot spots M nn e P cke ns deceased late REDUCE safe and fast w ith On thts day m htstory Pheasan t ch cks Phone 1 256 no overdrylng Fine SaliSbury Go Be se Tab ~~ and e Vap 6247 l W McComas of Me gs County Oh o Mestt Lint Filter In 166~ Thomas Wtllett Cred tors are reQu red to f le wa ter p I s Nelson Drug c c k 6 4 26tc We SpecilliZe Ill Juanna Mae Moore Wtllard became the first mayor of New (6) J 10 J7 24 <t t c the r cia ms w th sad fi duc ary 6 24 ltp MAY TAG With n four mon tf' 1 s L. Moore tp Mtlton J Bartram York Clty Red C•rpet Dat ed th s 5th day of Jun e WE ARE picking up a plano in For Sale Service 197 4 Donna J Bartrum parce~ In 1940 more than a half, your area an.d would like EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Pomeroy some reSponsible party to bilhon dollars was transported Main St Pomeroy All kinds Mann ng D Webster take over payments Call James W Johnson Zorra F from England to Canada m the FOR SALE of sa t water pellets water Judge Cred it Manager (614) 772 ougget& block salt and own Co1.1rtof Common P e11 s J ohnson to Be ty A Baromck face of a JIOSBtble Nazt mvas1on 1972 YAMAHA Enduro g ood 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma in Ohio River Salt Phone 992 cond ton Phone 992 7869 Probate D v son St ree J Chill cothe Oh o 456Ql 3891 lot Pomeroy 742 4211 Arnold Grate 6 24 Jtc Rullan~ (whtch never materlaltzed ) 4 7 tfc (6 10 11 21 3tc 6 5 tf c ----------I I Meigs oo - My Lme 8 HOME Repa r s Pan el n gs and ce ng s Phone 992 7826 6 23 6tp ~ 4 10 tfc 20 33 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hogan s Heroes 13 Hodgepodge Lodg.e 20 6 6 21 Jtp Bashan News and NT ERE ~ T E D Helen Help MONDAY JUNE24 1974 Bonanza 3 M er v Griff n 4 B g Valley 6 M ster Rogers 5 00 - 1 was pleased wtth yo ur answer champtonm g rna mage for retarded people Smcc I am credenttaled to teach the retarded I have seen the great hW"nan need I" both publtc and pnvate schools and nst ttuttons Why should they be dented the rtght to love? The btggest question ts Where wtll they ltve 1 A few months ago a frtend and !looked mto lhe posstbt llty of operung a home for roamed retardeds (wh o are able to work under sheltered eond ttions but can t functton totally on tbetr own ) I he tdca w os so prepostet ous to the people we talked wtth 24 South a ? DURN 'lORE HIDE, PAW" ACCEP TED ~OU HO llE ALL SUI\~d( AND NOT 60 TO C-" >IP If You South hold -IOU HAUE SNITCHED M'l • 654 'KJ4 32 +AQ 97 ... 3 BUTTER AN EGG MONEY What do you do now? FER TH A-Bid four hearts You have ASTTIME made a very strong b1d aod your ~O URE STA~ partper has heard it TODAY S QUESTION You btd four hearts and your partner continues to f1ve clubs What do you do now' Answer Tomorrow ' \ I ., I / I �7- The Datly Sentmel Mtddleport Pomeroy 0 Monday Jum 24 Television Log b- TheDatlySentmel Mtddlepurt Pmmtuv U Monda\ June24 1974 Wanted To Buy or Rent Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Mr Arvtl Holter has been on the stck hst lately The Cub Scouts met recet th wtth Scotty Trussell Mrs Trussell ts one of the Den Mothers Spendmg Fathers Day wtth Stanle) Trussell wet e Mt and Mrs Donald !russe ll a nd Dawn of Mt Vernon Robert Trussell of Reedsvtlle R D Mr and Mrs Ralph Tt ussell and ch tldt en of Bashan Mr and Mrs John Rtdenour and Jason Che~er Mr and Mrs Rtchard Kearns of Belpre Robbte Cowdrey of Newark and Mr and Mrs Tom Mar cmko or Success Also VISttmg durmg the week were Mrs Ola Hysell of Long Bottom and Mrs Shtrley Roberts and Melmda of Kentuck) Renee Trussell accompantcd her cousm Dawn of Mt Vern on home for a week s vacahon Mrs Murl Ours has been a patten! at Veterans Memortal Hospttal for the past wee k Her Sister Mrs Mtldred Frank has re.;,ntered the hospttal Mrs Jtll Holter entertamed the Yow Wtves Club at her home on Wednesday ev mng Mrs Ernest Smtth of l me a former Bashan res ~ent dted on Wednesday and""' burted at Sutton Cemete1 v on Frtdav She was the mother of Orts Smtth loca l Btble Scho ol closed on Frtday wtth a program tn the evenmg fo llowed by a hay rtde \\I C I Cl Mt l'r 1sse ll and 2 SIGNS UCJS t Mrs b uy ng 3 n Ded rent ng oom Business Services or home w th n Me gs Loca Sc hool D s tr ct Phon e 99 2 3728 Stanley 1re annmmcmg the marriag e of their t\\ O grand sons Mtke an~ Rtcky Trussell of ~e~port News Va on June 15 and Jun e 22 Mrs Robert lr usse ll and mece Dedra Co\\drey left of Fnday to attend bo th weddmgs J mmy Newell of Chester spent Frtday wtth Scott Trusse ll Mrs Glen Tuttle InJured her leg when a porch swmg broke and fell on tl Mr and Mrs Arthur Molnar and daugh ters of Canal Fulton spent the weekend wtth thetr parents Mr and Mrs Herman Carson Lon and Lisa are spendmg the week wtth thetr grandparents Mr and Mrs Carson Mr and Mrs Frank Rtffle are the parents of a bab) daug hter born Monday mor mng Mr and Mrs Stanley Trussell vtslted her ntece Mr and Mrs Albert Htll and her sts ter Mrs Ada Cra ml et recently Mr and Mrs Herman Carson vtstted her ststers at Veterans Memortal Hospttal and also thetr son and famtly Herman Jr at Coolvtlle Reedsville News, Notes Po11eroy Motor Co. OF QUALITY Wr1ler Eleclnc Ga s Sewer L 1c s m stalled Work gu.uanteed Dozer Ba ckhoe Truck s Limestone & F1ll O~rt Co mmerc1al Res•denhal Con !. lruc t on & Remodel For Rent r oom over W ne Stor e n Pome ov Ref eren ces reQu r ed Phon e 992 5293 SLEEP IN G 6 23 tfc 1971 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN JSO V 8 eng me automatic trans power steer ng & brakes good f res clean nter or chrome bumpers grill & wh F rs Ave nu e M ddl epo rt Oh o App ca on s now bei ng accep t ed Phone 6 4 446 3746 covers rad1o blue fin sh or afte r 5 p m 992 5730 6 13 8tp Local 1 owner t rade m 4 speed tran s G T equ1pm en t rad a good t res clean 1ns1de green f n sh 19!0 NOVA CPE 3 A ND 4 ROOM turn Shed and unfurn Shed apartments Phone 992 54 34 4 12 ft c $1495 Local 1 owner good t res 6 cyl w th automatic t ran s rad o blue f n sh spot less c lean blue nter or PR IVATE m eet ng room for (llny organlzat on phone 99'2 3975 3 11 tfc POMEROY MOTOR CO. R IV ERS DE Apar tments 271 N F r st Ave M ddl epor t Oh o App cat ons now be ng accepttd Phone 614 446 37 46 or a fte.r 5 p m 992 5730 6 12 l ate OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO NOTICE TO STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus Oh o June 14 1974 Contr ac t Sal es Legal Copy No 74 331 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sea led proposa s w be r ece ved at t he off ce of th e D r ec o of the Oh o Depart ment of Transportat on Columbus Oh o unt I 10 00 AM East ern Day ght Sav ng T me Tu esday Ju y 9 197 4 for m provemen ts n Par t s 1 to 4 lnclus ve are offered a s one contrac t and w 11 be cons dered on t he bass of the total amount b d Part 1 Athens Coun ty Oh o on AtH 50 (5 95) U S Rout e 50 Alexander Townsh p by wat erproof ng br dge dec k and resurface w th aspha t con crete 24 f eet Pavem ent W dth Protect and Work Leng h 211 2 feet or 0 04 m es Part2 MegsCoun ty Oho on MEG 684 (0 00 0 58) State Route 684 n Sc p o Town sh p by re surfac ng wi th a spha t c on crete Pavement w dth - ) 8 feet Pro ect and Wor k Length 15 681 6 teet or 2 97 m es Part 3 M e gs County Oh o on MEG 692 (2 25) Sa ute Ro1.1te 692 Sc p o Townsh p by resu rfa c ng w th asphalt concrete Pavemen t W d t h 20 f ee t Pro ect and Work Length 4 963 2 fee t or 0 94 m l e Partl4 V nton County Oh o on V N 160 (8 43 8 59 (9 03 11 84) State Route 160 In V nton and C nton Townsh ps by r esur fa c ng with aspha t conc rete Pavement Width - Var es Pro ect and Work Length 26 7 6 8 feet or 5 06 m es The date set for com p/et on of th s work shal l be as set forth n the b dd ng proposa I Each b dder shall be requ r ed to f le w th h s b d a cert f ed check or cash er s check for an amount equal to five per cent of h1s b d but n no event more than f fth thousand do Iars or a bond for ten per cent of h s b1d payab e to the D rector B dders must app ly on the proper forms for qua l f cat on at least ten days prior to the date set for open ng b ds n accordance w th Chap ter 5525 Oh o Rev sed Code Plans and spec II cat ons are on fl e n the Department of Tran sportal on and the off ce of the D str ct Deputy D r ec tor The D re ctor reserves the r ght th re,ect any and al b ds 777 Pearl Street $1S95 1912 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE CONTRACTORS 8-K FXCAVATING COMPANY RIVER SIDE apartments 27 1 N 52295 N I CE unf u r n sh ed 5 apartment ba h Not1ce remodeled room Jus n ce lo cat on Phon e 992 5.4 34 6 21 tf c ME I GS Coun y Humane Soc ety Thr ft Shop open 0 am t II 4 30 p m ever y Fr day and BU S NE SS room 22 x 80 23 4 E Man St Pomeroy Oh o Sa turda y N ew used stock Phone 99 2 5786 or 992 3975 arr v ng weekly C loth ng 6 12 ff c co l ee l b es a ppl ances trea s1.1 res r ecor ds p ctu re s books lamps toys Loca ed ONE new turn Shed apartment across fro m Pomeroy Post 3 rooms and bath one 4 rooms Off ce and bath furn shed Reynolds Apart m ent Ma son W Va on 5 11 f c Route 33 Phone (304) 773 KDSCOT KOSMETICS 5360 & 6 18 12tc WIGS For a good line of Cosmet cs fr iendly serv ce and someone to chat w th COU N TRY Mob le Home Park New development off Route g ve me a 1" 8 Helen Jan e 33 t ~n m le s nor t h of Brown ~2 51 13 Pomero y Large l ots w th 3 19 tt c concrete pat os sidewalk s runne rs and off stree r A TO Z Mart used furn Shed park ng Also spaces for app 1ances clothmg d shes sm a tr a lers Phone 992 7479 and mise Rt 33 opposite 6 1B 26t c tra er court Hartford W ----------- Va -----------UNFURN SHED home Moddlepo rt Oh1o Phone 992 5367 or 992: 3861 Lost BL ACK f ema e m n Terr er ost or stolen Reward offered w lh no quest ons a sked Ca l Gene or Fay We stf at 667 3251 Rout e I Box 145 Long Bo to m Oh o 457 43 62 1 3tc - - - - - - - -- 4 oom s ut I ty room and bath ga rage 1655 Pont Lane Phone 992 3874 6 7 tfc rRA L ER Browns T r a l er Cour t 992 332 4 5 29 lf c Western Star Thea ter 15 ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED J&B AUTO BODY ,.. Moved to Rutland :1/• mile 1ns de c ty I m t on nght corner B r ck St and Rt 124 ----- -- WILL TR IM or cu t trees and shrubbery A so clean out basements a tt cs e c Phon e 949 322 1 or 742 444 1 6 6 26t c CREMEA NS CON CRETE DJTQUNG SERVlCE 173 L1nes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septic tanks 1ft ~tailed del vere d Monday t hrou g h Saturday and even ngs Phone .446 1142 6 3 tfc Bob EXCAVAT NG rtn7Pr Mirier 992 7089 and backhoe wor k sept c Ntghl 992 3525 tanks nsta led dump trucks and 10 boys for h re w ll haul f 11 d rt top so 1 I mestone and grave Cal Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 t- KEt: est mates on n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 FUR alum num replacement 5232 w ndows s d ng storm door s 2 11 tfC and w ndows R:a ng Phone Charles L sle Syra cu se Oh o SE W ING MACHINE S R.epa r Carl Ja c ob Sa le s serv ce all mllkes 992 2284 Representati ve V V The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Johnson and Son nc Authorized S nger Sa l es and <~ 30 tfc Service we Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc - ----------- MATERIALS CO 5554 Mason W Va 992 3092 399 w lhe acre hourly or conoract T_H_I.___ ..,I rarm ponds roads etc Laroe dozer and operator with over ,,.._ _ _ _ _ _ 20 years experience Pul Ins E x'cavat ng Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 2478 1219tfc SERVICE S offered t urn tvre upho l ster ng reasonable rates P ckup and de very f re e est mate s 3 professs onal craftsmen to serve yov better and faste r Phon e Mowrey s Upholstery 675 41 54 Pt Plea~an t W Va 5 30 26tc L WISEMAN AGENCY Gallipolis Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply small Eng ne Repa r Ma n Property Transfers CALL GEOFFREY ROSENBERG lHE ROSENBERG COMPANY HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS 6 45 - SE PTIC TANKS cleaned rea sonab e rates Ph 446 4782 Gal po l s John Russe I owner and op era to r 5 12 f c SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC S EWAGE SYSTEMS CL EAN ED REPA RED M LLER SA NITAT ON STEWART OH 0 PH 662 3035 10 4 ftc SEPTIC TANKS c leaned Modern San itatlon 992 395-4 or 99 2 7349 READY MIX 10 23 tic CONCRETE del vered right to pro[ec t Fa st and easy estimates Phone 992 Goegle n Ready M K Middleport Ohio your Free 3284 Co C BRADFORD Auct oneer Como ete Ser v ce Phone949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra e ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 5 1 lfc S'IIREO 92.1 WMPO-FM MASON AUTO MART USED CARS ----------- ~~~JS.,!!YNOLDfr.~!r:t!cl!n,c I ----------- ------------ --------- - - - --- --------- RUTLAND FURNITURE I l 25 - Farm Re por t 13 I I • \ 0 Far mt1me 10 Morn ng Report 3 7 00 - Toda y 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 D ck Van Dyk e 3 ----------- -- -------------- TUESDAY JUNE 25 19!4 Sunnse Sem nar 4 Summer Semest er 6 35 - Columbus Today 4 REALTY -------------- Frankenste n 13 News 4 15 2 00 - B ble Answers 8 News 6 Ftve Mmutes to L 1ve By 4 Rev Cleophus Rob nson 13 Sacred Heart 10 lAND ---------------- ----------- 8 Take F1ve for L fe 6 30 - GREAT COUNTRY • 1 00 - Tomorrow 3 4 Mov1e V1va Ma x Osmonds 6 7 30 - N ew Zoo Revue6 Tennessee Tuxedo 3 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo 8 New Zoo Revue 13 Sesa m e St 33 Jeffs Coli e 6 Concern & Comment 10 8 25 - Jack LaLanne 13 8 30 8 55 - Brady Bunch 6 Gr een Acres 10 News 13 Chuck Wh1te Reports 10 9 00 - Paul Drxon 4 AM 3 Phil Donahue 15 Abbo lf & Cos tell o 8 W ld W ld West 6 Captam Ka ngaroo l Me v e Tarzan s Sava ge F ury 13 Commumty of L v mg Tf'1 ngs JJ 9 30 - To Tell the Truth 3 HazelS 9 35 - Matter of F1ct on 33 10 00 - D nah Shore 3 15 Company 6 Jok er s W1ld 8 10 A B1t w th Kn1t 33 10 30- Jeopardy 3 4 15 Gamb t 8 10 Wh eels K1ns & Cay 33 I Dream of Jean ne 13 1l 00 - W zard of O:lds 3 4 15 Mtke Doug a s 6 Password 13 Now You See It 8 10 Commun fy of L1v ng Th ng s 33 11 30 Brady Bun ch 13 Hollywood Squa r es 3 4 15 Love of Life 8 10 11 35 - Matter of F ct on 33 11 55-C BS NewsS Danlmel s World10 12 00 - Password 6 News 8 10 13 Bob Braun s 50 50 Club 4 Mr Rogers 33 Jackpot 3 15 12 30 - Spl t Second 6 o Sea rch for Tom or r ow 8 E tectr 33 Ce lebr ty Swee pstak es 3 15 Afternoon W th OJ 13 12 55 - News 3 15 1 00 - c Co News 3 All My Ch ldren 6 13 Concentrat on 8 What s My L ne• 10 Sew ng Sk lls33 Not For Women Only 15 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 15 Lets Make A Dea l 6 13 As the World Turns a 10 LI VIng Better for Less 33 1 45 - Umbrella 33 G~:.~ dmg L1ght 2 00 - Da ys of Our L ves3 4 15 8 0 New l ywed Ga me 6 13 Our Street 33 2 30- Do ctors3 4 15 G r l In My Lofe6 13 Edge of N ght 8 10 Male M enopause Pause that Perplexes 33 WIN AT BRIDGE Send$ 1 lo JACOB Y MODERN book to W n at Br dge (c/o th s newspape) P 0 Bo x 489 Rad o City St at o n New Yo k NY 100 19 NORTH . Q l086 • QJ7 3 .J +J .KQ 75 •• fh ng s Ia New Approach To inlldellty• you lha t you e capab le of do ng Dear Helen What s wtth these husbands who admtt to affatrs then expect lhetr wtves to qutetly stt and wrut unhl we get our heads together? Thts seems to be a fad at my husband ~off tee where at least four men are openly g01 ng wtth othe r women They put on the big act at home I JUSt can t Uunk stratght be patten\ because Ill never leave you but I need thts new love rtght now SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov 22) It wont aK.e much se I ng by a I end 10 get you to d op somet h ng useful you p anned to do n o de to do some h ng tha s mo e fun SAGITTARIUS (Nov For Tuesday Jun e 25 1974 ARIES (March 21 April 191 It w I be d 11 cult to you to p ease someone you I be pe Ia m ng a se 'II ce fo r The problem s tt1 s pe son doesn kn ow wt1al he wa nts How do 1 know 1 I m one of the wtves' Stuptd me I believed my husband was suffermg bravely - until I compared notes wtlh the others Here s a samplmg of 11 hat they revealed My husband came to me terrtbl) shook sa)'lng he sees this gtrl at work every day and she s drtvmg htm wtld Reststmg her has made him so nervtous he s gomg crazy I felt sorry for htm and satd Go ahead and have an affarr Get tt out of your system You can believe how grateful he was Jtm asked for a two-month vtsttor s permit - to t us woman s apa rtment It s been extended once already I m Nwmber One m my husband s life he says but a man can love two women He really seems m1sera ble about tt We wiVeS have dectded thts IS a new mftdellty con game It s eas1er to play than Secrecy as fear of gettmg caught ts gone How would you suggest gettmg them back to monogamy? WANDERER S WIFE TAURUS (Apnl 20 Ma y 20) Too n u ch emphas s w I be placed on lhe pursu I o f p l easure t oday and not enough on you ea respons b 1 es A eck.o ng w I co me GEMINI (May 21 June 20 1 P etend ng to be someth ng you e no t cau d prove cos t y to you Forge press ng ano her LEO (July 23 Aug VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) you eno l ca e tut the s gnals a ego ng I a get c rossed e ga d ng an unders and ng w th a I end wh ch you \h nk s c ea y spe led ou LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Another Wor ld 3 4 15 Genera ght 8 10 3 30 One L le Ia L ve 6 13 Ph I Donahue 4 Ho v to Surv ve a Marr ag e 3 I S Match Game 8 0 Ep sode Act on 33 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame Sf 33 Huck and Yog 6 1 Dream of Jeanne 13 Tatt leta es 8 Mov1e Cal l Me M ste r 10 4 30 - G I ligan s Is 6 Green Acres 3 Bonanza 5 Jackpot 4 Dan1el Boo ne 3 V1rg n an 8 5 00 - Mr Roger s 20 33 Bona n za 3 M er v Gr ff n a B g Va ley 11 30 - Johnn y Carson 3 4 15 M ss on touchabl es 3 Move Savage Pam pa s Orders to K II 0 lmposs b le 6 Un 8 From Istanbu l 1 00 Tomorrow 3 4 Franken ste n 13 Take F ve for L1fe 15 News 4 June 25 1974 Conlac l s w 1 p ay an mpor ant roe n you affa r s lh s yea br ng ng you va tua b e oppo tun t es Good chances w be wasted t you e loa camp acent abou ellp lor ng hem ""IBi lfi LFl If.,.. w n-fvrloughs lor ali i I I \FEBRYL I I [lj -:::-r--~ITq~-~~~i M1 A - - - ~eud*"t,t by THOMAS JOSEPH \CROSS Word tn a threat 5 Cubtc meter 10 Northem Scandi 36 Salt of oletc actd 37 Gehenna 38 Mother w1t 39 Extent DOWN navum 1 Frau II Norweglllll c1ty Lohengrm 2 Memorable 12 Unfatling Prerrunger 13 Malt film v111egar 14 Btblical 3 Lady tn lion her prtme 15 Obscure ( 2 wds ) 16 Dock 4 Netherlands workers commune 5 Alabama unton 17 Cat or City goat 6 Three m Palermo 19 Dress as stone 7 Too much 20 Shade of a good of yellow thmg 21 Fall ( 4.,wds ) asleep 22 Farmers holdmg 23 Whetstone 24 English Yes terday s \nswcr + 23 Rmg 8 Understand 9 Jnlurtate 11 Scottish mventor t5 Welfare 24 Los - Nell Mex 25 Backbone 27 Greek ISland 28 scout 32 Whatever Wants 34 Kapttal 35 Shmto temple money 18 Blood 21 One behmd the-tunes 22 Usually (3 wds ) One lette r s rnply stands for another ln t h ts sample A 11 u sed for the three L s X for the two 0 s etc Smg l e l ett ers apostrophes the length and form ation of the '"nrds are all hints Each day the code letters ar e d1fferent CRYPTOQUOTES PSB Now arranre the meted letters r 'i to rorm the aa I 1;. _A suneated by the above cartoon. ~ =Priii=Ik=SUII~PR~ISl:AHSWIII ~ ;:~-~i r xx: H xxx J aurprase anawer (Anawrra u~morrow) I o\XYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW GUILE VERSUS TRYING QSS Anaw~r A great n~mber- are vel]j coon e GR SZ DKR NAB IJCY VADE BVF BVF Z C S DE BS DVJPFQF ZCR BVF ZCJUVB CF I YQ LPY BVF ZSCCSI OKSHFK N Yesterdays Cryptoquote GROWING OLD IS NO MORE THAN A BAD HABIT WlllCH A BUSY MAN HAS NO TIME TO FORM -ANDRE MAUROfS • K 7 • A 108 • 654 2 S76 3 .109 86 OUR BU51t-IES +A 1054 HELP PEOPLE WE NOT POLICEMEN 5 HIM IN R G.HT YOU .AJ4 3 l< fEP 5A'f H tl.HD l'IEt EVIN SOUTH THA~ YOU l GO .A95432 SOME:WHERE • K9 .2 + KQ9 2 kD East West vulnerable twest North !Pass Pass Opemng Ea st I NT South Pass Pass U l ead~ 10• ASOUNE ALLEY ' By Oswald & James Jacoby Jtm How about dtscuss mg the way to play certam card combmatwns1 Oswald Good tdea Lets take the common one of play mg a sutt when you mtss the kmg Jack and some number of small cards Jtm Heres a fatrly stmple one South reacHes four spades after East s notrump opemng East wms the ftrst trtck wtth the ace of clubs and proceeds to cash both red aces Then he leads a club back You wm m dummy and 1t ts up to you to avotd the loss of a trump trtck Oswald The normal way to score all the trump trtcks when you hold stx to the ace oppostte four to the queen IS to play your ace This ptcks up the sutt tf e tther opponent holds the smgleton kmg Jtm A revtew of the btd dmg marks East wtth the ktn g He needs tt for ht s open mg notrump It also marks htm wtth at least one card wtth 1t People JU St don t open one notrump wtth a smgleton Oswald Thts leaves South JUSt one way to make hts con tract He must lead the queen of trumps from dummy Nothmg wtll help htm tf East holds kmg Jack or kmg Jack seven but tl turns out that East holds kmg seven If he ducks you let the queen rtde If he coyers you play your ace and Wests Jack drops Lucky but the only play h1s meebnq wrth the. naljor IS vertJ mportant Rufus' CAPTAIN EASY JU$T The 1 matJ owe us as much as a n l:iack rent C1ty Hall 1 A$ SHE E5(APp~; FROM HJ;: IZ O H MY GR'ACIO , THE PORTCLJL.L. /G 5 UP MY lOV!WY 8'\RD HA? FLaWN AT THAT MOME-N Y: THOSE HAMME~ 5T ~NGE W ELOIN(lo PI< 50N OUC E'Y F GVRE 5 AR'E ABOUT HEAl<' So TO R tJ6 06DE>J;; CHM E? ?OMEONE C OM~ 6 THE BORN LOSER THe LUWAZ CReW IVO/?K811ARD V 7HEIIOT8UV AllEY OOP A NYO>JE WHO EXH B T.5 HIM CAN MAKE A FORTUNE " THE t.ASr W5 601 ASSGrs Now ARE YOU SURE TH 5 ..------::> CEPi TH NOVE'!- flY $3 75 16 YctJR F5COTT ENT RIO' L.IFE' FITZGE'RALC> 2 CE'RTA!NL.V- 5AVII-J05 2 ' WONDeR YES L EUTEiNANT WE WILL 15EG N T>iE ATTACK WHEN ~E SUN REACHES ITS ZEN\1"1-\ DOG - ' THE: t.Asr TYCOON' - Ni::WSPAI t:H ENT ER PH .'iE ASSN Lz:en :l~!tih~:Ztl The btddtng has been West North •• Dble Pass 3• East Pass Pass ~ 25 Napoleomc - ~,..-+--t26 Chou En 2'7 Call one s shots ~Part of a ctrcle 30 Kirby of the corrucs 31 Formal dance (Fr) 33 Chmese City 35 - lily Utah s state flower Ia I (j l VAQUER1 ~ .I L ~~ urday I U you knaw of any such l]omes would you ask the proprietors to let us know how they got •tarted' Thanks for your beaullful advtce for a very miSunderstood group of people DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t LITEE I I that 11 was acttvely dtscouraged l tcensmg agenctes would have non e of us' poet HARBO J• n hi .. SORRY 12 30 - News 13 20 Fab 19) Be very care ful w th any tems you have borrowed lrom someone They 1 ay gel b oken o r slo en and have to be eplaced PISCES (Feb 20 March 20) You dec s ens eave mu c h a be des ed today You I fa to take nto cons de at on a the sma I factors you shou d form four ord1nary words Holl ywood Squares 3 Dea er s Cho ce 4 Beat th e Clock 13 Happy Da ys 6 13 Nova 20 M aude 8 10 Adam 12 I 5 3 B g Red M achme 4 Art I s 33 8 30 Snoop S1sters 3 Mov e My Three Sons 6 13 Baseba I 4 Basebal l1 5 Hawa F ve 0 8 10 Ch ld of th e Un ver se 33 q 00 - The Tnal of Hen ry F l pper 33 Wash ng l on S a ght Ta k News 20 ary AQUARIUS (Jan Unscramble th ese four Jumbles., one l ette r to each aquare to News 10 I Spy 5 7 30 - To Tell the Trulh 6 New Pr ce Is R1ght 8 10 R F D 20 Wash ngton Stra ght Ta k 33 10 30 - Day at N ght 33 11 OO - Ne ws3 4 6 8 10 13 15 Janak 33 19) A pan tha t s mpo tan \ to you s go ng to run nto some se ous op pos t on due t o cond ons beyond your con o The p ob em s tempo l >yHlNHIAHNO l U Elec Co 33 Hogans Heroes 3 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Wes t ern Star Thea ter 15 6 00 - ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 News 3 a Truth or Conseq 6 L I as Yoga & You 33 6 30 - News 6 8 0 NBC News 3 4 15 Pa tchwork 33 Room 222 13 7 00 - What s M y Lme 8 Dusty s Tra 3 Elec Co 20 T r uth or Conseq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 Pau Nuch ms 33 M ove B g Rose 8 10 Book Bea l 20 Pol ce St ory 3 Marc us We by M 0 6 13 CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan JllY~[~l~® lkJ 4ctowii.J IIIMl , - 6 5 30 - 9 30 10 00 Dec 21) K eep an ex tr a watchful eye on one you have deal ngs w th bu a en t co pletely su e you ust Some lh ng may su face oday 22 1 You s end to be too de pe nden t upon others to do 8 00 - 23 Yo e ook ng Ia othe s to be mo e ole ant o your needs than you a e o f t1e s They wont be +++ R m You w no l ga n he a y you e hop ng lo I you don I eve\ w th h m Be honest even f 1 hu t s Dear Helen 3 00 - about CANCER !June 21 July 221 Dear Wtfe How about a dmner party for you four couples at whtch time th e women can la y the1r cards on lhe table? When your men learn you re on to these games husbands play they may de ctde fldehty ts better than wifelessness - H 2 00 EAST (()J WE.,T By Helen Hottel 20 R1ght play for m1ssmg honors '109.95 - -------- --- 13 M ss on lm 12 30 - News 13 6 --------- Carmel News, By the Day 9 30 - D ck Van Dyke 8 10 10 00 - Handfuls of Ashes 33 News 20 TBA 8 10 10 30 - Day At N1ght 33 6 00 - 6 30 tfc RACINE 9 Oo-- Here s Lucy 8 10 Mov1e A Tal ent fo r Lov n~ 6 On the Road Wtth Duke Elllnalon 33 M ove W ves and Lovers 13 11 00 NewsJ 4 6 8 0 13 15 Janak 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Untouchab les poss ble 6 Movte N cky s World 8 11 45 - Mov e Abandon Sh p 10 See or Call or Roger Jeifers Day ReaI Eslate For Sale Adubon 8 15 - Baseba ll 3 4 15 or 992 5232 DOZER work land clear ng by Work shop 15 Rook1es 6 1J Gunsmoke 8 10 Holl ywood Tetev s1on Theatre 20 M a le Menopause Pause that Perplex es 33 W•lktn son Small Eng me I Elec Co 20 8 QO-Baseball World ol Joe Garag1ola 3 15 ~ HOGG & ZUSPAN Now Qpen f or Bus1ness 742-5293 C reus 13 Lock Stock & Barrell 20 Ep1sode Act1on 33 M un c pa l Cou rt )pees Delivered to Job Stte Free Es t mate s Water 33 30 - NB C News 3 4 15 ABC New s 6 CBS News S 10 Room 222 13 7 oo - Tr uth or Cons 3 Beat the Cloc k 4 News 6 10 What s 6 10 Wackv World of Jonathan Winters 15 Buttt to Your Us. News 3 4 8 10 13 Sesame St 20 Truth or Cons 6 Nov a Wildlife Th eatre 33 7 30 - That Good Ole Nashv li e Music 3 Buck <Mens 8 Hollywood Squares 4 To Te ll th e Truth 6 Beat the Clock 13 Mr and Mrs Gene Wtlson 2 STORY PERMA STO NE attended the graduahon of BR LARGE MODERN f-URN SHED apartment thetr grandson Gat! Sams at AUTOMOB LE nsurance been KITCHEN 1 2 BATH S &diJitS on l y n M ddleport cancelled? Lost your CAR PET THROUGHOUT Weston W Va Phone 99 2 3874 FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR operators lcense Call 992 5 12 tfc 1<28 GARAGE ALL ONE 0 DELL_A_ nem;nfl~a t;d on Mr and Mrs Rawletgh Help Wanted L A RGE FLAT WELL 6 15 tfc Route 124 and Co unty Rd 5 Hetzer and family of Akron GR ILL cook and k tchen he p FURNI SHED 2 bed oom cot LANDSCAPED LOT Crossroads complete front I age at Rock Spr ng s Pr ced wanted App y n per son a t vtstttng recently at the Hetzer PR CEO M D TWENT ES end tuneup and brake serv ce on nspec t on only Ca l 992 Crows Steak House Pl ease cal for appo ntm ent Btse home Real Estate For Sale 27 89 742 3232 6 14 121c OFF!Cil-446 3643 6 20 6tc FA RM 98 acres 10 room hou se James Dye of Akron vtstted 5 24 tfc EVENINGS w th 2 baths 1 barn and horse Grace Stewart dec to Mary wtth hts father Tom Dye and Bud McGhee446 12ss Wanted To Buy stables A r str p w th a r 10ll52 MOB LE HOME 2 E M Ike W seman- 446 Elizabeth Robmson Clarence the Hetzer Btse famtlles pane hangar 3 f sh ng ponds 3794 bed rooms 10 m nutes from shown by apo ntment only Wtlbur DeWees Paul DeWees Recent vtsttors wtth Mrs Pomeroy or M ddlepor t Cal Ca I 742 3821 992 6630 after 4 p m Charles DeWees afftd for Rose Thomas were Mr and WE ARE EXPANDING 6 23 7tc 6 20 Me THE LAURA & Con Young rea trans Mtddleport Mrs Tom Gale and Mrs es ta te at 234 Hudson Street INTO YOUR AREAl ! 3 STORY frame home garage Clarence Wtlbur DeWees Gladys Baughman of Gahanna M ddleport w I be sold to th e ca rpeted w th new pl umb ng h gf'1est b dder n the off ce of an d electr c w r ng Tot a dec to Earl R DeWees Vtst tmg wtth Mr and Mrs For Sale 0 Bnen & 0 Br en Attorneys e ectr c ncludes 2 stoves 2 Clarence E DeWees cert of Alfred Cashdollar were Ploma 100 'l Court Street Pomero y refr gerators and so me Oh o at 10 00 a m Saturday turn tu re s t ua te d on trans Mtddleport Cashdollar of Chester W Va J1.1ne 29 197.4 for not ess tf'1an beaut fu ~. acre lot Ask ng Charles E DeWees dec to and Kenny and Grace Rtce He w1ll came to your plant the appra sed va 1.1e at S29 500 Ca 992 5933 NEW LISTING-S acres and a SJ 500 00 For furtf'1er n site to mspect and prtce your Frteda M DeWees Charles E from Pennsylvama 6 23 3 c good 12x65 mob1le home Cook format on cal 992 2720 steel scrap Waste Paper DeWees Jr Mary Reedy Mr a nd Mrs James 6 23 6t c and bake units Drilled well CHO CE of two 3 bedroom 1BM Products Stamless Only $9500 homes by own er Ba h & h ---Dtane DeWees Thomas Ray Carruthers and Penny and CODDer or brass bv t n k fchen wal to wa I 7 ACRES of land on good road 4,000 BTU DeWees afhd for 1ran s Scotty Schtmsher of Loutsvtlle Clean wou d make good NEW LISTING - 2 bedrooms carpet full basement w th bath city water nat gas bu d ng lots water ava ab e CALL 614-593-7477 garage Br ck fronts Mtddleport vtstted wtth Mrs Bess Larkins a so 20 arge boxwood garage and garden on corner a urn num s d ng and Cleveland Trust Co and Mrs Ruth Tuttle of Chester shrubbery about 2 ft h gh overhangs 1 acre ot Pr ce lot Just SS500 00 Catl 949 2405 S28 500 each Ca I 985 3598 or Cuyahoga Bank Cert of spent Wednesday wtth Mrs These s zes also available POMEROY - 2 bedroom 6 21 3tp 985 4171 Merger Metgs Helen Archer 5 000 6 000 8 000 tO 000 and home bath gas F A furnace 6 14 lOtc 12 000 BTU Larry A Mtllhone Betty P and 2 lots On qUiet street of Athens Ohoo HO USE 5 rooms attached Trying for $9500 oo POMEROY LANDMARK Mtllhone to James Stettler We wtll be there soon Open 9 - By Mrs Lyle Balderson garage located near Schoo SMALL FARM - 1'/, acres l I; '9 _ Jack W Carsey Mgr loll4 Monday thru Thursday 0 Syracuse Oh o Phone 992 Pamela Stettler parcel Ohve block off paved road 2 BR 3860 6jjl Phone 992-2181 ltll 12 Noon Frtday 9 George Buffmgton Lots 6 11 12tp house young fruit & garage We w111 be there soon 1 McMtllen Dante! D McMtllen Loo k1ng for 58500 oo J PH ILL P RICHLEY 1914 ZIG ZAG SEW ING ONE new all e ecfr c 3 DIRECTOR OLD furnitUre oak tab les Joan Timko Raymond M MACHINES eft n layaway RUTLAND - 3 bedrooms bedroom $19 900 and 3 other <6 24 1n 1 2t c A I bu It n to buttonho e do 608 E homes !'hone 99 2 3975 or 992 bath fam ly room and car Timko to Janet Jeffers Roger clocks 1ce bo xes brass beds stretch sew ng and fancy 2511 d shes desks or compete MAIN port on level lof Should have Jeffers 45 acre Salisbury st tch ng Pay ust S48 75 cash 6 5 tf c househo ds Wr te M 0 $9500 00 or terms ava tabl e Trade ns ~o=----,----------"="POMEROY 0 Gertrude McBnde to Martha M ller Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o PUBLIC NOTICE accepted Phone 992 2:653 2 BEDROOM house n M d ITS BETTER THAN MONEY ca ll 992 7760 Not ce s hereby g ven ha t a Sue Provo I 10 acre Sutton POMEROY Large lot IN THE BANK WHEN YOU 5 13 tfc ------------~ 18 tfc deport New k tchen and pub c hear ng w 1 be g ven on Joseph Rtley Batley b&th appl ances nc l uded the proposed budget for th e 50x296 Room for the ktds BUY A GOOD SALEABLE VA CUUM Cl eaners Brand new Ca I 992 5310 Lauretta Kay Batley to Mr s Donald Pterce of Me gs Loca l Schoo D str ct for CASH pad for all makes and tank type models w th 5 to play home 1 floor plan 2 PROPERTY MAKE YOUR 6226tp the f seal year of 1975 on JIJiy 9 models of mobt e homes attachments only $24 .40 cash B R bath H W floor. INVESTMENT WITH US Columbus and Southern Ohw Athen s spent Thursday 197.4 at 7 30 P M n the Board of Phone area code 61.4 423 9531 or terms ava lab e N e w basement with ufll ty Educat on off1 ce ocat ed n the Electnc Co easement evemng wtth her mother Mrs 1.1pr ght models S29 90 cash or Auto Sales 4 13 tfc Jun or H gh Bu ld ng n M d - -----terms ava abe Trade ns almost new gas furnace Chester Mary Ctrcle Mr and Mrs d eport accepted Phon e 99 2 2653 1966 CO RVAIR good cond ton HUGE YARD Sale 1043 South furnished $10 000 The proposed budg et and Joseph Rex Batley Sma M James Ctrcle Mrs Lilltan 6 18 tf c S200 See R ck Hollon f rst St M dd eport Seco nd POMEROY - Ranch type 2 est mat e of cost of operat on tor house pas t Method st Church Tu es day 25th through Fr day Batley to Columb us a nd Gtbson of New Haven W Va the Me gs Lo cal Schoo D str ct B R bath large ltv ng R 8 TRACK tape comb nat10n 4 m Chester Oh o Even ngs 28th L ots of cloth ng an for 1975 nc l ud ng the cost of Southern Ohto Electric Co vtstled Mrs Ctrcle on Sunday speaker sound system am fm afterApm with firep lace n1ce k1tchen ant Que desk and many m sc operat ng the pub l c sc hoo s of rad o Balanc e S109 52 or tems easement Chester 6 23 3t c with range new FA gas Mr and Mrs Robert Watson sad d str ct for t he f sea year terms can be arranged Call 6 24 4tc furnace ca rpeted full of 1975 w II be ava tab e at tha t Tommy H McGrath Irene and famtly of Kent Ohw t me 992 3965 1962 FORD Falcon stat on basement with ufll ty 6 18 tfc wagon 6 cyl 4 new t res McGrath to Columbus and VISited recently wtth Mr and ORDINANCE 447 garage 515 000 20 m I es to g a lon E xcel ent BE T ORDAINED by th e Me gs Lo ca Southern Ohto Electnc Co Mrs Edson Rou sh Brtgtd 197 3 HONDA 350 Four Cyl n runn ng cond1t on See Joe MIDDLEPORT - Large of the vi age of Sc hoo D str ct Counc der showroom cond ton Stephenson Cherry Street easement Chester Watson 1s spendmg a few days Board of Educat on Pomeroy all members thereto brick close to shopping ell tra s Meta flake red Rae ne concurring Lee W McComas Debra L Russell Danny C wtth her grandparents Mr mmaculate m echan ca and k1tchen Is out of th1s world 6 23 31p 1 That t 1S necessary to sell Cl erk appearance Phone 992 7210 ----- -----has everything 5 B R has 2 Ru sse ll to Col umbus and and Mrs Edson Roush the rea estate descr bed as the 1973 GMC R&l y Wagon 350 v a c ty Hall n the village of after 7 p m baths small basement w th Southern Ohw Electnc Co Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson (6 24 {7) 1 8 Jtc P B At A r Frame P S Pomeroy Oh o whi ch said real __ _ -------~2.,! 6tc new hot water furnace lots mount Ira ler hitch 2 extra easement Chester and daughter Tom of Racme estate IS located on Second of parking $22 500 snow tires and whee s A so Street n the v llage of ..,ROCERY l:)uslness for sale Robert Boewn Joyce Bowen Mr and Mrs Shelby Pickens NOTICE OF 1972 Ford 1 ton 360 va 4 speed WE HAVE SEVERAL Pomeroy and wh ch rea l estate Bul d ng for sale or ease APPOINTMENT P S P 8 12 ft bed extra 30 to Columbus and Southern Ohw and farmly of Pomeroy VISited s described a s par t of Lots No .-' Phone 773 5618 from a 30 p m OTHER PROPERTIES TO Case No 11243 151 and 152 In the sa1d village of gallon gas tank tool box to 10 p m for appointment Elec Co easement Chester wtth Mr and Mrs Allan Taylor Eshfe of THEODOSIA OFFER YOU DROP IN A Would take 68 to 70 Datsun Pomeroy Oh o '3 20 tfc P ckup n trade Phone (304) FRECKER Deceased TODAY We have buyers Albert Goeglem Ida Susan on Sunday 2 That sa d C ty Hall build ng - - - - - - - -- - - - - B82 2656 Not ce is hereby g ven th at galore waiting to buy LIST s not needed for any m1.1nlc pal 4 HORSE POWER and 5 h p Goeglem to Columbus and Mtss Janet Swepston of wHam George Frec ker of R • 23 3tp purposes CJarden t I e rs and awn with us and make that sale Southern Ohw Electnc Columbus a nd frtend Bob D 1 M nersv l e M e g s County 3 That sad Council of the mowers Phone (304) 773 5323 Middleport Pomeroy 992 2259 or 992 2568 Oh o has been duly appo nted v 1 age of Pomeroy Ohio who s FORD t r uc k motor 6 cy t w th Mason Company easement Chester Bets of Toledo vtstled wtth Executor of the Estate of the board hav ng the super transmls s on Also 1939 Ford 6 19 Me A Fr e cke r Royal Jerome Cook Atlanta Ralph Lee and Mr and Mrs Theodos a truck I 2 ton 6 cyl or gina I v s1on and management of such ate of R D 1 deceased equipmen t Collectors tem real estate does hereby con cur Georg1a Cook to Columbus and Robert Lee and family M ner sv I e Me gs County Good condition n the sale of sa d real estate 1966 HONDA 305 Super Hawk Flhone 992 Dh o Southern Ohto Electrtc Co 7384 evening s recently 4 That the c erk i s authorized A 1 cond tlon Phone 949 3811 Cred tor:s are requ r&d to f le to adver t se the se te of sa d real 6 20 6tp 6 18 tfc easement Bedford Mrs Robert Lee Bob Btl! the rca ms w th sad f due ar y estate n accordance w th - - - - - - - - - - - - - - w th n tour mon ths Dav1d Robert Yates Norma and Rebecca Lee vtslted WILl YS Jeep Phone 992 5726 Section 721 03 of the Oh o Dated th s, 12th day of Jun e Rev sed Code after passage of 1953 FE'RGUSON 30 tractor WE SELECT ONLY THE BEST 6 J8 6tc Jean Yates Morgan A Yates Sunday afternoon w1th Mr and 1974 this Ordman ce new front ttres motor and It's vacatfon ttme a gam Sfartmg June 29th ttll Lots Mabel Yates to Charles T Mrs Arthur Orr pf Chester Sad Counci r eserved the paint $1350 Phone 985 3594 FORO Mob le campe r tul y Manning D Webster r ght to reject any and at b ds 6 20 4tc equ1pped S2 SOO Paul July 9th Mason Auto Mart wtll be closed See Pullins Donna R Pullins lot Ralph Lee called at the home Judge received fo r the sale of ! a d real - - - - - - - - - - - - - Cheva er Long Bottom you on the 1Oth Middleport Court of Common P eas Oh o of Eunte Brmker a recent estate THE p r oven carpet cleaner Proba te 0 v son 6 18 61p NEW WORKING HOURS W VA. INSPECTION STATION Th1S Ordnance shall go nto 8 ue Lu str e s easy on the Donald Parsons Dolores Sunday I6J 17 24 (7) 1 3tc effect from and after the budget Restores forgotten SALES DEPARTMENT 8 30itlt5 30 Noon on Sot Parsons Glada K Barnhart earl es t per iod allowed by aw colors Rent electr c sham 8 lOam tll6 OOp m -noon on Sat 1969 CHEVY Town sma n stat on p6oer S2 Baker Furniture Gerald Barnhart to Isaac M The Almanac wagon $1 195 good cond ton We thank you for your coooeratron O&le E Sm th Company Phone 992 7620 By United Press Internatlooal Mohler Palma L Goodwm PUBLIC NOTICE Mayor 6213tc 5 24 tfc Sealed b ds w 1 be rece ved Attest Today ts Monday June 24 91 68 acre Bedford by th e Me gs Loca Schoo Jane Walton 30 PERCENT off on al mer Homer Goodwm Palma L the 175th day of 1974 w1th 190 to 0 str ct Board of Educat on at Clerk chanq se Smalley s Gift Mob1le Homes For Sale th e r off ce n th e Me gs Jun or Ralph Werry Shop Cf'1ester Oh o Goodwm Isaac Mohler follow gh Sc hoo Bu ld ng un t 12 Pres1dent of Counc I 6 21 6tc lOKSO MOBILE home new The moon IS approaching 1ts oH cock Elizabeth Mohler to Gerald noon on Ju y 8 1974 for 4 as the Board having --,.....- - - - - - -- - carpet and furnace a x 20 Big C•PICity Sc hoo Buses Separate b ds w I lhesuperv slonand FE'NDER ampl fer super re awning See Gary Smith Barnhart Glada K Barnhart first quarter M1yt1g be r ece ved for sc hool bu s management of sad verb Pf'1one 9~2 5009 Chester Ohio after 6 p m Autom•t1cs The mornmg stars are Venus ch assis and sc hoo bus bodies 19 222 acre Bedford Real Estate 6 21 3tc 6 18 6tp 2 speed orerat an Spec f cat on for schoo bu s 161 24 Ill I 2 lc Homer Goodwm Palma L and Juptter "holce o water - -------- ~ -cha ss s and schoo l bus bod es 1971 A~ 653 dozer an hyd 1emps Auto water 65 X 12 MOB LE hom e 3 The evenmg stars are Mer Goodwm Isaac Moh ler may be ob ta ned by ca l ng 992 b a de ro 1 canopy and w in ch level control Lint bedroom bath I ving room NOTICE OF 5650 Elizabeth Mohler to Dolores cury Mars and Saturn Filter or Power F in J D 450 loader w th hoe hall and 2 bedrooms car APPOINTMENT T he Me gs Loca l Sc hoo l Agitator Cal 614 992 2478 peted Phone 992 1751 Those born on this date are Case No 21238 Parsond Donald Parsons D st r ct Board of Educat on Perma Press 6 21 Sic 6 16 ft c reserves the r ght to re ect an y Estate of MINNIE PICKENS under the s1gn of Cancer 16 374 acre , Bedford Mayt•g Oeceued and al b ds Halo of He1t Amer1can clergyman Henry Not ce s here b y g ven that PIGS Pf'1one 9~2 5264 or 99 2 7584 Fern T Gtlmore dec to after 6 p m Dryers Pets For Sale Me gs Loca l Free and S Norrt s of Rae ne Joan A Parsons Nancy G Ward Beecher was born June Surround clothes 6 21 3tc Ohio hU been duly appo nted Sch ool 0 str ct IRISH Setter pups S1amese wltl'l gentle even 24 1813 EKe c utor of the Esta t e of K ttens AKC Poodle pupp es Board of Educat on Bobb Cert of Trans heat No hot spots M nn e P cke ns deceased late REDUCE safe and fast w ith On thts day m htstory Pheasan t ch cks Phone 1 256 no overdrylng Fine SaliSbury Go Be se Tab ~~ and e Vap 6247 l W McComas of Me gs County Oh o Mestt Lint Filter In 166~ Thomas Wtllett Cred tors are reQu red to f le wa ter p I s Nelson Drug c c k 6 4 26tc We SpecilliZe Ill Juanna Mae Moore Wtllard became the first mayor of New (6) J 10 J7 24 <t t c the r cia ms w th sad fi duc ary 6 24 ltp MAY TAG With n four mon tf' 1 s L. Moore tp Mtlton J Bartram York Clty Red C•rpet Dat ed th s 5th day of Jun e WE ARE picking up a plano in For Sale Service 197 4 Donna J Bartrum parce~ In 1940 more than a half, your area an.d would like EXCELSIOR Salt Works E Pomeroy some reSponsible party to bilhon dollars was transported Main St Pomeroy All kinds Mann ng D Webster take over payments Call James W Johnson Zorra F from England to Canada m the FOR SALE of sa t water pellets water Judge Cred it Manager (614) 772 ougget& block salt and own Co1.1rtof Common P e11 s J ohnson to Be ty A Baromck face of a JIOSBtble Nazt mvas1on 1972 YAMAHA Enduro g ood 5669 or wr te 260 East Ma in Ohio River Salt Phone 992 cond ton Phone 992 7869 Probate D v son St ree J Chill cothe Oh o 456Ql 3891 lot Pomeroy 742 4211 Arnold Grate 6 24 Jtc Rullan~ (whtch never materlaltzed ) 4 7 tfc (6 10 11 21 3tc 6 5 tf c ----------I I Meigs oo - My Lme 8 HOME Repa r s Pan el n gs and ce ng s Phone 992 7826 6 23 6tp ~ 4 10 tfc 20 33 5 30- Elec Co 33 Hogan s Heroes 13 Hodgepodge Lodg.e 20 6 6 21 Jtp Bashan News and NT ERE ~ T E D Helen Help MONDAY JUNE24 1974 Bonanza 3 M er v Griff n 4 B g Valley 6 M ster Rogers 5 00 - 1 was pleased wtth yo ur answer champtonm g rna mage for retarded people Smcc I am credenttaled to teach the retarded I have seen the great hW"nan need I" both publtc and pnvate schools and nst ttuttons Why should they be dented the rtght to love? The btggest question ts Where wtll they ltve 1 A few months ago a frtend and !looked mto lhe posstbt llty of operung a home for roamed retardeds (wh o are able to work under sheltered eond ttions but can t functton totally on tbetr own ) I he tdca w os so prepostet ous to the people we talked wtth 24 South a ? DURN 'lORE HIDE, PAW" ACCEP TED ~OU HO llE ALL SUI\~d( AND NOT 60 TO C-" >IP If You South hold -IOU HAUE SNITCHED M'l • 654 'KJ4 32 +AQ 97 ... 3 BUTTER AN EGG MONEY What do you do now? FER TH A-Bid four hearts You have ASTTIME made a very strong b1d aod your ~O URE STA~ partper has heard it TODAY S QUESTION You btd four hearts and your partner continues to f1ve clubs What do you do now' Answer Tomorrow ' \ I ., I / I �I. --- 8- Thr Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Mond<ly, Jun<' 24 , 1!17; . - r~~:~o':~::::l I I t ('()LUMIIUS <Ul'J)- Gov: John J. Gilligan % thinks the governor of a major state has an :i[: ••xct~llent opportunity to win the Democratic :j;: presidential nomination in IH76, but Ohio's chief cxt•cntive says he will not make an active bid for his (larty's tmdorsement. · A number oi national political columnists hmught up the name of Gilligan as a dark horse j;:: ca ndidatt~ after the recent national .governor's ::l: conference in Seattle. · :::: fiilligan said in .recent interviews that no :;::: governor. especially not himself, has enough ;:~ freedom for statewide matters to run for the ::1 nomination . "I couldn't just sashay out of :=: Columbus and into the primaries," said :::: Gilligan. "First I have no money. I've been in :::: politics 211 years, and I don't have a proverbial :::: :::: !;i :;:; t ll~ l!l! ::~ t l :t FORTIJNES OF SPoRTS - Louise Gilmore, Union Ave., Pomeroy, is one of the strong supporters of the CiQcinnati Reds.:T)Iis is Louise's latest creation she has erected in front of her home. No matter what national or local event is taking place, Louise usually has a sign in regard to it. This sign was lo promote the Frog Jumps Saturday. However, attesting to fortune in sports events, the Cincinnati Reds, in third place in the National West Friday and Saturday, were back in second . place after their sweep of two over Atlanta Sunday . . I::: llOt " !;~ ;:;: :~ ?,l :::: !;!;: ::~: '!l( [[l[ !f:[ I:::: . :::::::::::::::::*:~::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::~:::::~:;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::;:::;:;:::::~: Soil knowledge highly important COLUMBUS - Knowledge of tile soH, before construction begins, is important to every homebuilder, says Robert E. Quilliam, state conservationist for the U. S. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) in Ohio. "Knowing the soil limitations can save lime and financial loss lor any land use, put it is especially important for homes where septic lank' systems will be used," said Quilliam. "Many soils in Ohio are poorly suited for septic tank absorption fields," he said. One of the most common · problems is soil that maintains a high water table for long periOds each year. Water near the surface in such soils shows a lack of natural drainage and would block the movement of septic tank liquids inlo the soil. Other soils are very compact and have a very low capacity for absorbing water or allowing it to pass through. Shallow soils where the bedrock is close to the surface also limi t the use of septic tanks. Bedrock not only delays the installation of a septic system, but cracks in the rock may allow con lamination of ground water supplies. Other soil features tha t alfeel the function of a septic tank system are flooding, steep slopes, or the presence of stone"! and rocks. These and other soil limitations must be overcome before a usable septic system can be developed. In some cases, this may mean a more elaborate septic system, but in other situations, locating a more suitable soil could be the best alternative. "Soil maps are now available for many areas of the state," says Quilliann . "They are a valuable tool in learning about the soil on your property," he said. "Soils information is available through your local SCS office , along with the publication 'Soils and Septic Tanks' ." . · ' . Market Report Auto demolished NO TICES BASEMENT Sale , Monday through Friday , 9 a .m . to 5 SALES REPORT OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. Gallipolis, Ohio Juqe 22,1974 STOCK CATTLE STEERS 250 to 300 lbs·. 41.50 to 48.25, 300 Ill 400 lbs. 38 to 46.35, 400 to 500 lbs. 37 to 42.50; 500 to 600 lbs. 34 Ill 40, 600 to 700 lbs. 32.25 to 38.25, 700 lbs. and over 31 lo 39.75. HEIFER CALVES - 250 to 300 lbs. 39 lo 44, 300 to 400 lbs. 35.50 to 41, 400to 500 lbs. 32.75 to 38,500 to 600 lbs. 30 to 37.25, 600 lo 700 lbs. 27 to 34.75, 700 lbs. and over 27 to 36. STOCK COWS & BULLS (by the head )-Stock Cows 200 to 300, Stock Cows and Calves 240· lo 480, Stock Bulls 250 to 340, Baby Calves 40 to 80; (By the Pound ), Canners & Cutters Cows 24 to 28, Holstein Cows 28 to 30, Commercial Bulls 30 to 37 (1 ,000 lbs. and over ). LAMBS - Tops 90 lbs. to 110 361o 37, Seconds 7olbs. to 80 35 lo 37, Lights 40 tbs. lo 6> 20 to 31, Stock Ewes by the Head 20 to 27.50. VEAL GALVES - Tops 200 lbs. to 250 04.50 lo 59, Medium 2oo tbs. to 300 49 to 52, culls 40 down. Shoats 8 to 18. The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a one car Pleasant Valley Hospital Sunday at 6 p. m. on accident 6-24 -3tc Discharged Harry SR 124 about 1.2 miles west of Massey, Patriot; Mrs. Chester Rutland . Harold Franklin Jeffers, 41, Racine, said he was Roush, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. going east when he used his John Morrow and son, Mason ; brakes which forced him to the Douglas Mitchell, Henderson; June 241hru June 27 ·NOT OPEN . left inlo a ditch where his car Mrs. Melissa Cobb, Apple overturned and was Grove; Edward Laylon , Pt. Fri .. Sat.. Sun. Junelll-29-30 . demolished. Jeffers was taken Pleasant; Lee McGinnis, THE LAI,JGHING lo Veterans Memorial Hospital . Letart; Connie Stanley, Pt. POLICEMAN by private car and adniitted . · Pleasant; Emmett Grady, Pt. Walter Matthau Pleasant; Charles Jeffers, There was no citation. Bruce Dern Roberts burg ; Charles Legg, I Rl Colorcartoons Bidwell ; Melissa Stover, R$ d House ; Mrs . George Gre.en, Monday lhru Thursday Hartford, and Mrs. Sherman July 1-4 NOT OPEN Kinder, Pt. Pleasant. LOCAL TEMPS Friday lhru Sunday New Citizens- June 22, a Temperature in downtown July 5-6·7 Pomeroy Monday at 11 a.m. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. THE PAPER CHASE was 67 degrees under cloudy Charles Casto, Mason. ITechnlcolorl ShowStarts7p.m. skies. HE'LL SURRENDER ATLANTA (UPIJ - Atlorneys for pest control heir NO COUPON NECESSARY . William B. "Billy" Orkin said ' he would surrender today on an indictme'nt charging him and an employe with conspiring to kill the husband of Orkin 's · CARRY-OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY former secretary. p.m ., 994 dleport . Pearl St ., Mid - MEIGS THEAtRE ~--------------· MONDAY thru ·FRIDAY Case made for visits to earth AKRON , Ohio {UP!) Extra terreStrial ·creatures have been visiting Earth for years and the goverrunent is pulling a coverup that dwarfs Watergate, a nuclear physicist said here during a weekend . symposium·: Stanlon T. Friedman, who also lectures on "ufology," said he believes we will learn there is life in the universe on or about July 4, 1976. Friedman said an urunanned spacecraft is scheduled lo land on Mars on that date - the 200th anniversary of the founding of America - and information gained from that landing will prove there is other life in the Wliverse. "And then," said Friedrrwn with longue-in-eheck, "Henry Kissinger, as sort of a symbolic Earthling, might make an an- . LUNCH "SPECIAL y TM .2 PIECES CHICKEN. SLAW AND ROLL Have abarrel of fun Mattox, 74, a resident of 2728 Lincoln Ave., died Sunday afternoon at I : 15 p.m. in the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville, Ohio. Mr. Mat lox was a retired week are, Monday 7 to 9, flagman for the Penn-Central Tuesday, I to 4, Wednesday 7 Railroad Co. He was a member to 9, Thursday I to 4 and of Trinity United MethOdist Friday 7 to 9. Church, Pt. Pleasant, the Junior Order, United American Mechanics afid the SEOEMS CALLED The Pomeroy unit of Brotherhood of Railroad SEOEMS answered a call to Trainmen . Racine Route 2 at > p. m. Saturday for Brian Taylor, age He was born Jull\!,27, 1899, in 2, a medical patient. He was Mason County, son of the late taken to Veterans Memorial Tobias W. and Mary Plants Hospital. At noon Sunday the Mattox. unit transported a two-day old He is survived by his wife, infant from the Holzer Medical Edna Ord Matlox; three sons : Center to Children's Hospital in Walter Otho Mattox, Pt. Columbus. Pleasant; Lawrence Mattox, Smyrna, Ga. , and Leonard CLUB TO MEET Mattox, Nitro; one daughter, HARRISONVILLE - The Mrs. Eustace (Bessie) Wilson, Harrisonville Senior Citizens Pt. Pleasant. One sister, Mrs. Club will meet at 6:30 p. m. Vernon (Eva) Blakesley, Tuesday at Forest Acres Park Medina, Ohio; two brothers, lor a potluck dinner. En- Otrner Mattox, Clyde, Ohio and tertainment will be provided . Bernard Mattox, Marion, Ohio. Members are to bring personal Seven grand and five great- ' table service . All se nior grandchildren survive. citizens are invited. ~ Tonight,&Tuesday June 24·25 fried &klft•• better.) CHOW'S STEAK HOUSE POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO . .' POMEROY I OHIO . t. ·L' --~ - SAVE •1.01 1 FREE ••, , , . T<lc:ot bru lor tod1{1 ntturalloat STV LE # ISO Soft cup Aag . SS .OO NOW ONL'I' $3 99 •nusu•rr o Il l STYLE ::at f oberl,ll Reg. 16.00 NOW ONLY $<1 .99 . , ;S:TC'I'C:lE ltl1 Full~ Padded Reg. $6.00 NOW ONLY $4.99 ::re& CROSS YOUR HEART ' . s t•et ch 5l•a ps Reg . $6.00 NOW ONLY S-4.11'!1 SAVE S1.01 WHEN YOU BUY 2 STYLE ltl!l CROSS YOU~ H[AAT'"'- St retc n bra l ~r.e cups Reg . S4.50"U. NOW 2 lo r 17.99' I LLU~ IRIII 0 (tl STYl E #lJ PADDED BRA - Fully caddcd . c:o11on c uo5 . Reg. Jot SO NOW 2 fo r 17 99 SAVE *1.51 WHEN YOU STYLE tUn CROSS YOUR HEART" - St•etch br~ Reg. SS 50'u . NOW 210< S9 49' SAVE SJ.OI l~ c l! cups ·, l lg~twe19h1 , l)trlect lo< summer lu~IOMI STYLE # 2862 ., l Ae9.'17.00" NOW ONLY 15.99' ltlu~Hmo 1 1 STYLE .':4 864 Shor t,.. Reg . 511 .00' NOW ONLV $6 99' STYLE .:t2166 A•erage leg Reg S11 !>0' NOW ONLY $7 .49' STYLE .':2668 Eo long leg Reg . S9 00' NOW ONLY S7 .99' e.. o SAVE •1.49 BODV M•CI C. CIRClES Shapet ud lmDoThn away lil li e Imperfections ~ STYLE Jt2!140, 2970 (Whote Beoge) B«ef ~ Aeg. S650NOWONLY$5 .01 · ~ STYLE #2942.2912 (WMe Beoge) :AJ Reg . $6 95 NOW ONLY SS.46 g'.""~ STYLE # 2944, 29U (Whne. B~ oge ) long lep • 111!..4\ Aeg. $1 sa NOW ONLY $6.01 A.'";ll' STYLE Jt 2946 (Wh•tt ) Extra Long ~... Rtll $7 .95 NOW ONLY 56.46 Av~ rage _.~ SALE ENDS JUY 13,1974 FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR ELBERFELDS IN ·POMEROY Plus \ 20,000 Maximum Insurance 1 . for Each~ A FULL SERVICE 13ANK ,. ------ ~MBI~__ IE~E~..':_ _,?~F_9~ ~•.'liRAN-..1 j •I TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 .. I uH.I~"l-.\1 WORK BEGAN MONDAY on demolition of the former Court St. Bakery in Pomeroy between the Daily Sentinel offices and the Blue and Grey Restaurant. The building, owned by Amy Kingsland Jonas of Jackson is being torn down by Russell Johnson Housewrecking, Kanauga. Weather to . I • .. I , .J r ., \\ .. ... \ .I __~ -~--~~- _~.J.L.~-------~~~--]_------~~----1-------------------------~~~--~..................~......................................~....~~--~------~--M·~·~--~ , I . \ I r •. r .. ;:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::;: ;:;:;:;:;:;::::~:~;iii ·:-: )l Food basket cost up ~ {! Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS - Marshall Jarrell, Racine ; James Hess, Pomeroy; Ulysses Castle, Middleport ; Estherla Roach, Long Bot lorn; Sean Meadows·, Columbus. DISCHARGES Opal Cremeans, Marilyn Trout, Eunice Zuspan, Minnie Miller and Flora Williams. ;!;~ ;!;! :::: :;:; !;!; :::: ;!;! !l!l jj; ;!;! ;!;! j;! ·~~ FALL CLOTHING "Free Clothing Day" will be held at the Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy, Thursday from 10 until noon . All area residents are welcome. hundred gallo'n, compared to the present 12 cents, an increase of 4.8 cents per 100 gallons . · The next 10,000 gallons will be charged at .14 cents per·JOO gallon compared to the 10 cents now per hundred. The next 10,000 gallons will be .126 cents per too compared to .9 cents now, and the next 30,000 will be at the rate of 9.1 cents per hundred compared 1o the 6.5 cents per hundred now charged. In Mlriersville and on the Athens Road, the ordinance provides the minimum charge will be $6 instead of the present $5. Charles Legar of the Board of Public Affairs and Solicilor Fred Crow were in Columbus Monday, to work out the details of the projlict acted upon by council last night . Legar, Crow, and Bernard Barlage of. the Cincinnati bonding firm which will issue the notes .met with council in the special session Monday night. ;.;,; I ~ Tonight cloudy east and continued cool. Low tonight in the lower >Os southeast. ::~ ~~ Wednesday partly cloudy ~. southeast. High in the lower ~ 70s. ~~ Contracts awarded .. ~· THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Pomeroy, Ohio ......- ' .,. GET $1.10 FOR ONE DOLLAR BABYSITTER" She came to si t with Baby and went away with Daddy! Rated R WASHINGTON (UP!) Base, Md ., just ou tside was almost completely President Nixon embarked · Washington, as he, his-wife and recovered from the phlebitis in loday for his third Summit a high-level delegation led by his left leg - inflammation of meeting with Soviet leaders Secretary of State Henry A. veins - but was wearing an a trip he called another Kissinger left for Brussels. He elastic stocking to give him DOING REP AIR - Reed Will, in the bucket with an employee of the electric company, and Kevin Daily, who is on "journey for peace."···· goes on lo Moscow Thursday. extra support. The purpose of this third U. lop of Pomeroy's water lower located across from the The Nixon daughters, Tricia Nixon showed no sign of the S. ·Soviet summit, he said, is to limp · that resulted from an Cox and Julie Eisenhower, waterworks on East Main St., Monday night patched holes strengthen bilateral relations attack of phlebitis in the leg rode with their parents by caused by time and rust. This tower will not be used, nor will between the two superpowers, and was in good spirits as he helicopter from the White the water plant, when the proposed new water well system develop areas of cooperation in left on his second long, arduous House lo the airbase for the for the town of Pomeroy is completed. other tense points in the world journey this month. He told final sendoff. and lo make more progress about 150 persons who saw him toward limiting " both the off at the White House that " I burden and the threat of wish you could all go along but nuclear arms." you're working with us in "These are great goals, and spirit." Meigs County's local sc hool like all great goals they are Nixon was in good spirits at di stricts received $193,692.69 By United Press International . difficult to achieve," Nixon HONG KONG - VIOLENT CLASHES between opposing said just before boarding his the sendoff ce remony and afte,. deductions as their June political factions have, erupted in at least a dozen major cities sleek jet at Andrews Air Force White House sources sald he portion of school foundation and provincial areas of China this month, diplomatic sourre> Base, just outside Washington, subsidy payments from the office of State Auditor Joseph specializing in Chinese affairs said today. Wall posters put up in but he said "we believe we can Peking during the past few days claimed some deaths occurred achieve them." T. Ferguson . EXTENDED OUTLOOK Amounts received include in at least one area, Kiangsi Province in East Central China. One . Fair Thursday and Friday. Nixon said this, like his series of posters reported 200 deaths but was vague on details. recent Mideast tour, was a $36,872.21 by the Eastern Local A chance of showers about China specialists in both Peking and Hong Kong indicated " journey for peace." School District; $115,192.71 by Saturday. High tern· the Meigs Local School they have not been able to confirm the reports of fatal clashes. peratures Thursday 75 to 80, Nixon was flying first to But they said the claims should not be discounted since they were Brussels lo confer with NATO warming to the mid 80s by District; $42,627.77 by the contained in posters put up in the capital with the support of at leaders and he said he hoped Saturday. Lows near 50 Southern Local School District. least some members of the central leadership. Thursday and In the upper The county board of education his visit would give new imSo far the clashes appear to have involved small factional petus to the alliance. 50s and lower 60s by re ceived a direct allotment of $0 ,272.19 plus allotments from groups fighting with sticks, stones, iron bars and other makeshift Saturday. Representatives of the Soviet each district for a total of weapons. and Belgian embassies saw $10,14>.69. Nixon off at Andrews Air Force THE MllJTARY COMMAND OF the Palestinian guerrillas assumed responsibility for an attack early tOday on thE(!sraeli seacoast town of Nahariyya and said it was a reprisal for ISraeli air raids on Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon. Seven persons were killed, including an Isareli woman and her two children who tried to escape the guerrillas by jumping out a window. The three attacking guerrillas were cut down when Israeli troops blasted their way into an apartment building where they were holding out. An Israeli soldier also was killed. Six soldiers and a civilian were wounded. "This operation was a quick reply Two Meigs County young to the barbaric attacks which the enemy launched on the refugee people won first place honors in camp!; of our people," a statement issued in Damascus by the the district grange talent General Command of the Palestinian Revolution said. ...'. contest ·held at Valley High School in Lucasville Thursday. BRUSSELS - A "DAY OF EUROPE", President Nixon's They are Teresa Carr, whirlwind substitute for liis abortive "Year of Europe," dawned daughter of Mr. and Mrs. today in this citadel of the Western Alliance. Nixon planned to fly Charles Carr, Tuppers Plains, here tonight with his wife and Secretary of State Henry A. who won first in the 14-20 years Kissinger for 38 hours of meetings, talks and ceremonies with the old division with a lighted leaders of America's 14 North Atlantic Treaty Organization _baton routine and a dance twirl (NATO) allies. . routine. She is 15 and look part That done, he will fly Thursday morning to Moscow for his in the miscellaneous category. third swnmit with Soviet leaders. In a closed meeting WedShe is a member of Allied nesday morning and talks Wednesday afternoon, Nixon was Grange. scheduled to tell his allies what he plans lo do, say and sign in Wirming first in the 21-30 Moscow. years of age division, inXEfnf ABIILEY strumental, was Keith D. WASHINGTON - SOME MEMBERS OF THE House Ashley, 21, Racine Grange, Judiciary Committee want the panel to release its own version of who presented a piano solo, "Rachrnonenoff's Prelude inCPresident Nixon's Watergate transcripts, one that would differ in Sharp Minor." parts from the best seller edited by the White House. The comMiss Carr and Ashley will mittee meets today lo decide whether to make public some of the take1"U'' in the state finals at more than 7,000 pages of impeachment evidence that it !las the Ohio State Fair. Ashley Is gathered over the past six weeks. The chairman, Rep. Peter W. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rodino, D-N.J., wants to make most of it public, saying the most TERESA CARR Ashley , Racine. spectacular information has already been released. Some committee m~mbers favor releasing only the committee versions of the President's Watergate conversations. The committee has special methOds. which members say · have cleared up some parts the White House labeled unintelligible·. If the committee restores the expletives which the White House deleted, it may sell even more copies than the presidential version, which was printed in full or in part in many newspapers .' Contracts on Pomeroy's new the project as of today were: The first Goverrunent Printing Office edition was sold out within . water system were awarded Lines -Boone and Coleman, hours and private publishers have also issued paperback vertoday following a special Portsmouth , at a $241,5>0 sions. meeting of Pomeroy Village figure . Council Monday night. · Well house and booster RAIN, GALE FORCE WINDS AND HIGH tides early today The meeting set the stage lor station foundations- Horn and battered Florida, caught between a tropical depression and a · increased water rates for Jones Construction Co. of cold front. customers in the town effective Lebanon, $133,970. The tropical depression over the eastern Gulf of Mexico sent July I and for financing the Drill wells - G. M. Baker, winds roaring up the western coast of Florida from Homosassa project which will be a well Dayton, $28,905. 7>. Bay 1o Naples. A cold front over northern Florida hurled thunsystem from Syracuse to Two tanj<s, one on Cherry derstonns down the Florida coast. Tides r'ose two feet above Pomeroy.' Ave. (Breezy Heights) and one norma11along the Florida coastline, causing erosion and flooding ' near Veterans Memorial in low lying areas. Council last night pa~sed Hospital - 'Caldwell Tanks, under emergency measures,an Inc., Louisville, Ky., $127,688. WASHINGTON"- The Senate Monday approvect legisllition MRS. KUHN ordinance providing for · the Total costs are $597,740.70. to provide emergency loans of up 'to $350,000 for -livestock Mn. Robert Kubn, wife of producers facing bankruptcy as a result of.~eclining meat prices. Pastor Robert Kuhn of the' issuance of $41>,000 in notes for, However, $24,000 already has the new system. The firm of been invested in land for the The bill, passed82-9 with little debate, now goes to the House Pomeroy .First Baptist Welld, Irving and Roth of project and ihere also are legal for consideration. A House agriculture subcommittee has Church,· has been nominated Cincinnati will issue ~00,000 and engineering fees involved. scheduled two days of hearings on the measure beginning today, to serve as first alternate on Under emergency rules, and full conunittee approval was expected Thursday as the General Board of the ., worth of the notes at 6.6 peronce. In six council also passed a water cent interest at lawmakers rushed lo complete action on the bill. American Baptist Conmonths the firm will issue rate increase ordinance. The vention U.S.A. for District 8 notes for the ·remaining new ordinarice which provides of Ohio. She presently is $ll>,()(](j. The board of ,public the new rates, effective July I, serving on the Board of CHAMBER TO MEET UNIT CALLED affairs was also authorized,:If' sets the minimum charge lor Trustees of the (lhto Baptist The Middleport Chamber of The Middleport 1'-IJ. Squad Conve~tlon a~d is also ·an the borrow $17,000 from the village Pomeroy customers at $4.20 Commerce will meet at 7:30 wascalledat8:44a.m. loday to nominating committee and ·for . six . mooths · to !tlrther compared 1o the present $3.50, this evening at the Columbus · ~ssistGuy E. Bing; with a back the 19'15 program committee establish the financial struc- for a 2,900 gallon minimwn. ' . and Southen) Ohio Electric Co. injury. He was ·admitted The next 3,000 gallons will be ture for the new water system. lor t~e !Jhio Baptist ConVeterans Memorial Hospital. vention. Awarded the contracts for charged a .168 ce nts per Building. ' '. 1wo·Meigs youths win on talents PENNIES "WEEKEND WITH THE JUNE 25, 1974 . Schools funded fREE SPIRIT"C "DlES WRAPPED · ·-~---·---------· I STYlE .:t t20 CROSS VOUR H[AATR - Str .. tr. ~ br8 undercup ~ uppmt panels lace cu ps Rei S~ 9~ NOW ONLY S-4 a5 lll USTAAliO STVlE # Ill CROSS YOUR H[AAf ' - f obetloii /S u~ t c ~ brn undnrcup ~ uppo<l pa nels lac e ~up s Reg. $5 a5 NOW ONlY SA 95 FOR ••• .. r STYLE JtSII PADOEO BRA - St• ..tc h br d fu lly p added loc .. cu ps . Reg , $5.50 NOW ONLY $4 .50 ON THE DOLLAR I RI TUE~DAY, 3rd summit on SAVESI.OO • Patr-icia Wymer POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SAVE ON THESE PI.AYTEX STYLES • c I VOL. XXVI NO. 51 • George E. Carey enttne Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area ' THE BABYSITTER for lhe coverage. Councibnen Hoffman. David Jen kin s and Marvin Kelly voted against participating in the program, with Councilmen Jim Brewer, Allen Lee King and Willian1 Walters. voting yes. Mayor Ze rkle vol<!d ye s, saying that the study would be goOd in letti ng officials know "where we are going". Two weeks ago council had (Conti nued on page 3 ) • at y .. Double Feature Program . . conducted and that Middleport of the study to be conducted in · could discon tinue par tiCipation Middlepor t, Grate said . A in the program anytime that it viable land use program and is felt the program is not co ntrol meas ures will be beneficial. established . Agreeing to particlpatt- in the Several council members program will allow residents lo said the program aspects were purchase flood insurance al nol clear . 11 was felt, too, l.hat about the rale of 25 ce nts per the program is binding. $100 on structures and abou t 30 However, Grate said he had cents per $100 on contents. The been told there would be no Federal government pays the charge lor the studies to be balance which might be owed in fl ood prone areas a s a result map because with loday's flood control measures on the Ohio River, the community is not flood prone to the ex tent as shown on the maps. Grate pointed out that more studies will be made with elevation and other factors to be considered in preparing the areas which are flood prone. High risk areas will be designated. The governmen t will have criteri a lor building • ACCEPT APPLICATIONS Applications are now being accepted for the second Gallipolis Day Basketball Camp ac cording to GAHS Coach Jim Osborne. The camp is slated July J:i-19, in the GAHS gym, from 9 a.m. until! p.m. daily. Applications should be mailed to Coach Jim Osborne, GAHS, Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. Time to resurface and patch your roof? If II is. it's (Even advice on what mater ials will do the job I OPEN WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5:00 PM " X~ ond D CWPI-$1 00 "' Ofe Mason Drive-In banki ng institutions which are fede rally insured cannot make loans lo residents of towns not · complying with th e program. Maps of Middleport showing about nine tenths of the town as Clerk·treasurer Gene Grate bein g fl ood pro ne were explained a meeting on flood distributed. Grate poi nted out insurance recently in Athens. that the maps were based on He said the lawn must take studies of fl oOds in the town steps to have the program during the past 100 years. implemented by July cl. If a Coun cil Presiden t Fred Hoff. !own does not comply by 197~" man said he objec ted to the ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Funeral services will be held CALLED 'tHREE TIMES 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at CrowThe Pomeroy ER Squad was Hussell FuneraL Home with called three times over the Rev. Tally Hanna officiating. weekend . Saturday at 12:45 Burial will be in Suncrest p.m. Gino Piersotti, a medical Cemetery. Friends may call at patient, was taken to Veterans the funeral home after 4 p.m. Memorial Hospital and ad- loday . · mitted. Sljllday at 7: 19 p.m. Ruth Hennessy, Pomeroy, who suffered a possible stroke, was taken to Veterans and at 10:26 p.m. Janet Reeves, Pagetown, also was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital. "Why are there so many last minute details and so feW last minutes? 0 lime to come down and see our " FRIENDLY ONES" for everything you need. Mayor John z.·rkle Monday night broke a 3-3 tle council vote to have Middleport proceed with a study which wilt allow its citizens to purchase flood insurance . PT. PLEASANT - Carl W. With moral rearmament in mind, some people have an arsenal of pretty .small cali· her. HOT, UGHT,THRIFTY AND FUN Flood insuranCe approved "Why should they talk to us?" he said. "If they want information they can get it with instruments rather than ask us. They may be surveying the place prior to offering us some business deal." Friednuin holdS a masters degree in physics from the University of Chicago and lives in' Redondo Beach, Calif. Carl Mattox dies AIRMAN HONORED Airman First Class Harold W. Hanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson, 689 North Second Ave., Middleport, was selected "Airman of the Missing persons reports Month" for May at the Minot were filed Sunday with the Air Force Base, Minot, N. D. Gallipolis Police Department for two Ill-year-old youths last seen on Thursday, June 20. · Marjorie Rutherford, 2030 Eastern Ave., filed reports for her son, R?ger Rutherford and his friend, Rick Cyrus, 18, of 2029% Chatham Ave. Roger is :i-3, 135 pounds and was last seen wearing a white !.-shirt, black pants and a blue denim jacket. He has brown hair and blue eyes. Rick Cyrus is :i-10 and has brown hair. He was last seen wearing a black hat, .a checkered tank lop shirt and dark trousers . They were believed enroute to Cincinnati. ,t!2 iiLiiiiM-.ITiooiiii.O.-N SALES Our Lunc'h Special Is ~ ;other reason why 10 Milos Countv loves what the Colonel conk,." nouncement that, yes, we are municating and they look at us · being visited and observed." and say, 'a nice place lo visit, Friedman said there has but I wouldn't· want lo live been overwhelming evidence there."' Friedman theorized the that · the Earth is under observation by creatures from extraterrestrial beings might other worlds, but the govern· be visiting Earth to take plant ment has kept the information and soil samples, grab humans lor specimens for a zoo or secret lor many years. "There is a galactic federa- "maybe graduate students tion of creatures who are com- doing their thesies." Two 18 year olds reported missing today 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. • SPECIAL HOURS Special hours wlll be maintained this week at the Meigs County Museum to give residents an opportunity to view a Smithsonian Institute exhibit of the works 0"1 Mary Bruce Sharon and to see Its .new mini-theater put recently Into operation. Afiernoon hours lor the visiting this . - WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Agriculture Department's statistical "food market basket" is higher again and the ligures back up admiolstratlon claims that increasillg profit margins of stores and wholesalers are behind the high price of food, The aJutual retall cost of a typical food market besket went up to $1,733 in May- an increase of 0,3 per cent or $5 from the April rate. The figure released Monday is a statistical one - a selection of U. S. farm·produced food needed to feed a household ol3.2 persons for a year. While it does not match average family food costs, changes in the statistic illdicate changes in grocery bills. According to the report, the farm value of foods in the hasket declined for the filth consecutive month to an annual rate of $690 in May, down $341rom April. But middlemen's margins- costs and profits ill processing and selling loOds -rose for the filth consecutive month and reached $1,043 in May, up $39 from April. ~~ :({ :!:1 ;!;l :!$ t =::[ !;!; !;j; ;!;! ;!;! ?.! !;[; ':::! ';~ ;!;l :::! ~!l ~;~ :11t::::~:::=: :: ; :;: : : : : : : : ;: : : : : : : : : : : : :: : ::: :: : : : :;:;: :;: : : : : : : : : ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:: : : : ;:; : ;: : : : : : :::::~.f 6.5. give blood Sixty-five pints of bloOd were Emma K. Clatworlhy, Joyce accepted from 86 persons of- Hoback, Mace! Barton, Eloise fering themselves as donors White, Grace Orake, Vernon Monday in the June BloOd- Nease, Clara Mcin tyre , Pat mobile at Pomeroy Elemen- White and Becky Roush . tary School. Of the 65, 36 pints Donations were by Quality were given ln replacement. Print Shop, Meigs Local Only one was a ' first time Schools, Daily Sentinel, Athens donor . Messe nge r, WMPO Radio Eileen Swan was a one gallon Station, Pomeroy Emergency donor, Mace! Barton a three Squad and Veterans Memorial gallon donor, William Radford Hospital. and Susan Pigott, ·lour gallon , Pomer oy Gar y Smi th, Floyd Hendricks, five gallon; Neva McEl roy . Doro thy Perry Riggs six gallon, and Johnston. Homer Hysell , Perry s, Virgil W ir;~ d on . David Howard Parker an eight gallon Rigg KoQientz, Howard Loga n, Tom donor . S~ affer . Albert Parker. Nurses serving were Mary Doroth y Parker, Leo Va ughn, David Campbel L Marga re t Armes, Naomi London, Lelah ·Eskew. Clara Pr ice. Charlene Weatherby and Debbie Tyndal l. Su sie Anderson . Mar vin Keebaugh , Roy M iller. Michael, all LPN's. Reuter , Rober t W. Doctors in charge were L. D. Margorie Couch. Jessie Curtis , Ofa St . Telle, M.D.-; Aaron Boonsue, Clair. Geoffr ey Wilson. BarM.D.: Roger Daniels, M.D.: bara L. Fields, Mary A. Fie lds, Kenneth E. Harri s, Jam es and R. R. Pickens , D.O. Gilmore. iam W. Radford , The canteen was served by Roger C.WillGauL Marv in E. the Feeney-Bennett Post No. Taylor , Bobby J. We rry . Racine - Phyll is Edwa rds , 128, American Legion. Jan ice Salser, Martha Lou Loading and unloading was Beegle . Dorot'l,y Badg ley. dof\e by Boy Scout Troop No. Ralph Badgley.' RoJ Van Shurer , 249 and members of the Meter , Ri chard Dorothy Sayre , Floyd Retired Senior Volunteer HendrickS. Lawrence MartE. in PrQgram. ' Wilcox en, Clarence 0. , Clerical work was done by Mc intyre. Middleport Robert King,' Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Linda Haley, Laura Thomas, Juanita Sayre, Jean · Sayre, James M. Gerl·ach . Ed DursL Lulabelle Hannplon, ·Martha Sarah Fowler ~ Norma G . Lou Beegle, Beulah Strauss , . (Continued on page 8) . I . , .- ~ .,, \ I \ \. 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