https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/66c35163be85c4daf65607c7454be933.pdf 46dee1eb42e29ac77657627060583c9d PDF Text Text •' • 10 - .The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-P"!"e~oy, 0 ., Thursday. June '1:1. 1974 r-~----------------------~--------~ Atlanta h1t with clubs ATLANTA (UPI)- Mounted policemen and patrolmen with blllyclubs clashed with about 300 demonstrators Wednesday in one of the biggest slreet melees since the civil rights era of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. At least seven persons, including four policemen, were injured and 14 persons arrested. No one was seriously hurt. The demonslrators, largely blacks, were protesting the shooting by police last week of a black teen-ager who had James A. Hughes -'dies on Thursday James A. Hughes, 69, a resident of 125 Dorchester Ave., Ballimore, Ohio, died at 12:08 a. m. today in the Lancaster-Fairfield Hospital, Lancaster. He was a retired employee of the Gaylord Container Co., Baltimore. He Is survived by his wife, Dorothy, and four sons: Rodney Hughes, James A. Hughes, Gene A. Hughes, all of Columbus and Edward A. Hughes, Baltimore. Seven grandchildren survive. Two sisters, Mrs. George (Ethel) Maddux, Sabina, Ohio, and Mrs. Harry (Julia) Witham, Huntington, W. Va. Three brothers survive: O!arles Hughes, Columbus; Allan Hughes, Middleport, and LewbHugbes,Rt.t,Gallipolls. Funeral services will be held •o a.m. Saturday at the Christ United Methodist Ch'urch, Baltimore, with Rev. Duane L. Wacker officiating, Friends and neighbors may call at the Addison Methodist Church on Saturday- from 1 until 2 p. m. and committal services will be In Gravel Hill . Cemetery Cheshire at 2.30 m. ' • · p. " Friends may call at the Johnson-McKeller Funeral Honie 1n Baltimore after? p. m. today oind anytime Frida . Y Roma Elliott of Columbus dies COLUMBUS- Roma Esther Elliott, · 84, Columbus, died Tue8day at Grant Hospital. She was born and raised in Meigs County near Rutland. She was a member of the Broad St. Christian Church. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Isabell Elliott and Mlas Evelyn Elliott, at home, and Mrs.- Catherine Gillispie, Colu!'lbus; two granddaughters alid two greatgrandchildren and- several relatives in Meigs County. Burial will be in the Green Lawn Cemetery. · . · violated parole. The marcbers did not have a parade permit a -nd were warned by a police officer thatthe march was illegal. When the group did not obey the officer's order to disperse, police began pushing in to the crowd. Some of the marchers began . throwing rocks and other objects and cursing the policemen, who started using their billyciubs. "We used what force was necessary to place them under arrest," said pollee Sgt. B. J . Rickett. Those arrested were charged with marching without a permit and violating the city Safe Slreets Act. Mayor Maynard Jackson, . atte nding a mayors' conference in San Diego, Calif., said be was returning immediately. And he appealed to the public to "remain calm." The Rev. Hosea Williams. leader of the protest, also was arrested Monday during another illegal march and had predicted violence might erupt in other demonstrations . Williams, head of the AUanta chapter of the Southern Christian Leadership Con• ference, said he would remain in jail in protest against Police Chief John Inman, currently involved in a legal fight to keep his job. Friday and Saturday9:30 to 8 P SPORTSWEAR SALE Funeral services will be Saturday at 2 p. m. at Ewing Funeral Home with burial in the Chester Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 p. m. this evening, Includes our entire stock of mens short sleeve knit and cut and sewn sport shirts. DAYTIME DRESSES You'll want several of these popular polyestercotton blend dresses at these savings. TONIGHT & FRIDAY Daublt Feature Program . , Clint Eastwood "HIGH pLAINS DRIFTER .. PLUS IRJ Rock Hudson. Dean Martin "SHOWDOWN" ~ ;:;;;:;;;;':PG=J r&TDE . 'MEIGS 1H'-"I R uno 261hru June 27 NOT OPEN . Fri'., Sill,, Sun. JunUI-29-30 . THE LAUGHING POLICEMAN ,Waller Malthau. Bruce Dern Colorco rtoono Monday lhru Thursday July 1·4 NOT OPEN Friday lllru Sunday July 5-6-7 TH. \PI\ PER CHASE ,; .oCIInicolorl !Siarfs 7 p.m. i' ' -" I ·I \ Big selection of one and two piece swim suits in juniors. misses and womens sizes. SALE ¥z PRICE End of The · Month Sale WOMENS UNIFORMS WOMENS -SLEEPWEAR Columbus, Wednesday were electedOhio, vice presidents of -· the National Association of Aceountants for the commg year. DffiECTOR NAMED ' · COLUMBUS (UPI) - State Welfare Director Charles W. Bates today named Henry E. Hankerson to direct expansion of the new employment . opportunities in social services act. Hankerson, a former aSSOCiate director for com, milnlty 'organization at Ohio State, has as8umed the post of , chief ' of the department's Bureau of Employment Services. J ' . 1 Quart Cosmetics. Second Floor 5ale! Mens and Womens CARDIGAN • · Air sott foam to genlly While They Last cushion your feet and make shoes more comfortable. All sizes for men and Sale Prices /z PRICE 2 61' Sportswear. Second Floor Clearance Sale Tile new 1975 RCA TV Sets will soon be here. This Is a final clearance of all remaining 1974 sets. ~ Size 28 Inches by 201fa in - RCA RADIOS . 4 only AM Portables, AC or DC operation. · Reg. $34.95. 1.00 . . . . piece Modern styles. ' Sale Price 38.95 See the·big selection of home canning needs such as Canners- Freezer Boxes and Bags- Blanchers and Preserving Kettles. BOXED CHRISTMAS -CARDS Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. · Room Size Rugs 11.00 WHISIDNG Rf.( KETtlEs Nylon. Sizes 12'x15' fo 12'x'i8•. Good stlocllon of colors. Sale Price 88.00 ,..................... Free ......CU$tomer ...... .... Parking.... On.. Second ........ Street ........and ~~ ~~ ~ Revere Copper Bottom --__:_8.99 ~~~~=-~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ .:Ma::ch:a;n:lc~S=tn.::t~W=a~no::~::M;............ ! ~·• ~ At The Mechanic Street WarehousE ' . '· s In POme ro I' ••I . 1 I I \ ' I ' , \ present emphasis is on small contributions so that the museum may truly be a '.'people project", Latest conlributors to the fund are Mr . and Mrs. Wilber Parker, Pomeroy Route 3; Mr . and Mrs. William Grueser, Pomeroy Route 2; Mrs. Neva Dailey, Louisville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs . Gayle Price, Portland ; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (Continued on page 10) want.' ' In his nine decades he has seen many changes in the world. He remembers seeing his first automobile, a Ford, in Parkersburg when his lather yelled, "Look, a horseless More time ·set to see theater carriage. When asked about his feelings on the younger generation, Randolph said: "The world's going to be all right. The young have become interested in ,the conditions of .the country and they 'll do fine. Of course. they have a lot to learn, but one is never too old 1 ' to 'learn." The annual Randolph reunion fell on the date of his birthday this year so there will be a big celebration at his residence con\e Sunday. There is little doubt that the excitement of the day will not wear out the lively "Old Bill" Randolph , Saxhe on new hunt _, ' .. • •' • ,., ' . ;.. FRIDAY. JUNE 28, 1974 • By ALBERT ' SWANSON WASffiNGTON (UP! ) - A jury .was empaneled at the conspiracy trial of John D. Ehrlichman and three others Thursday, and President Nixon's chief impeachment lawyer pleaded Nixon's innocence aboui the planning and cover-up of Watergate · before the House impeachment committee. In a closed-<loor session, White House lawyer James D. St . Clair answered charges that Nixon authorized the payment of $75,000 tu convicted burglar E. Howard Hunt on March 21, 1973, to buy his silence. St. Clair was w continue his defense , before the Judicary Committee today presenting Nixon's side of the controversial $2 million campaign pledge from the dairy industry, the break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist, for which his former domestic adviser is on trial, the alleged "national security" wiretaps against newsmen and Nixon's tax problems. HushMouey St. Clair said in a letter to the committee that he believes testimony by former presidential aide John W. Dean Ill will exonorate Nixon in connection with the alleged payment of hush money. A jury of six men and six women and six alternates was sworn in at !be Ehrlichman trial after two days of jury selection which included 152 prospective jurors. Government _prosecutors were expected to be8ln prl!!ll!nlation of their case !Gday, The jury will remain seqalllte"ed lor the duration of tbe trial to protect them from being influenced by news reports and pl'l!judical publicity. U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell refused to enforce Ehrliclunan 's latest ·subpoena for more White House documents for use in his defense. Gesell, the poesiding judge at the Ellsberg !rial, said similar documents subpoenaed by Ehrliclunan June 20 contained . die-management personnel. would not permit the former Federal law prohibits camWhite House aide to introduce paign contributions by corporations but does not outlaw them at this time. A report prepared for the contributions by corporate ofSenate Watergate committee ficia 1£. About a dozen corporastaff accused Nixon's re- tions have pleaded guilty to election committee of engaging making illegal campaign in a systematic scheme to raise contributions. millions of dollars through corp0rate executives and mid- In other Watergate develop"many irrelevances," and he Fair Trial - Former White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman asked U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica to allow hlm to put reporters and government officials on the witness stand in his forthcoming Watergate coverup trial to uncover (Continued on page 10) Support a~ked for bill controlling drug abuse Attorney General William J . Brown of Ohio, stumping key areas of the state to ask public support for his drug control abuse bill, spent Thursday in Pomeroy-Middleport and Gallipolis. Brown's message is that his department is fully aware of the drug problems that exisl in Ohio. He is certain his ::.ill will be an effective tool against the growing drug problem. The bill, H.B. 1090, passed the House of Representatives with flying colors, · 89-3. However, the measure is now tied up in the Senate Rules Committee, Brown said. To get the bill moving , Brown suggests that Meigs Countians write to Sen. Harry Armstrong Route 3, LAlgan, a member of the rules committee. Unless action is forthcoming, efforts at drug reform will be "dead" for two years, the Attorney General said. Four members of his staff worked six months in preparing the legislation. Besides writing to Sen. Armstrong, residents can write to Senate President Pro-Tem Ted Grey urging that the drug abuse measure be moved along. Brown's prepared slatement follows: "I urge all citizens concerned ·with stopping drug abuse to join in supporting House Bill1090, the drug abuse Drug· a b.use · ' control legislation. "As long as experts continue to report that oO pet. of all crimes are drug-related and that theft adds 15 pet. to the cost of retail goods, I think we need stronger drug control in this state. "In March. the drug. bill passed the Ohio House 119-3. Recently, the Senate Health and Education Committee recommended it for passage with a 7-1 note. ''The drug bill is now in the Senate Rules Committee which must approve it before it ean go to the full Senate for a vote. Unless the Rules Committee schedules a vote on !be bill, efforts at drug reform will be .dead for two years. "Huuse Bill 1090 is a comprehensive, effective and enlightened approach to drug abuse control. The bill has the endorsement of all major law enforcement, treatment and medical organizations in the State of Ohio. "The drug legislation is tough on the pusher : it carries mandatory penalties which mean convicted drug pushers are going to jail. "However, the drug user who wants treatment will be given every opportunity for rehabilitation with · expanded treatment programs. "The bill is now stuck in the Senate Rules Committee and Senate President Pro-Tem Ted AITY.GEN.BROWN Gray will decide whethe-r it will get to the full Senate for a vote. "If the people of Ohio agree that the Senate should be allowed to vote on drug refonn, they can help by expressing their feelings to Senator Gray at 1401 Broadview Averrue, Columbus, Ohio 43212." During a community-wide meeting on drug abuse in Gallipolis Thursday night, Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce President Charles Bostic read Atty. Gen. Brown's request, and urged area • residents to write or call their legislators and ask that HB 10!10 be approved by the Senate Rules Committee. everybody's concern .. Winowich. Winowicb said, "Drug abuse is a massive thing all over the country. It's still growing in Ohio." The speaker added, ; •ohio hasc approximately 30,000 to 40,000 drug addicts, which Includes the big cities, suburban neighborhoods and rural areas." CouUnue.d Wlnowlch, "Drug addicts ID. Oblo steal $8 million worth·of goods a day to pay for tbelr habit." He added, "During the past 10 years, drug-related deaths in Ohio have increased 200 pet. Mental cases 'related to drug abuse have increased 825 pet. Court fines have increased· 222 pet. (487 pet. since 1967) and jail terms have increased o!O pr t.. The problem still :t .•Jains." · · \ ' TEN CENTS ' .• . ,I PHONE 992-2 156 Nzxon s znnocence in coverup argued CLEVELAND (UP!) Attorney General William B. Saxbe said today the Justice Department has begun "major investigations " of illegal wiretaps and sales of eleclronic eavesdropping equipment and asked for public help. In a speech prepared for the City Club of Cleveland, Saxbe urged anyone who suspects his phone is be'ing tapped to tell federal authorities. · "I am certain we all know decent, law abiding people who have admitted a moment of uneasiness, if not a twinge of fear, when !bey bear clicks or suspicious background noise on their telephones," Saxbe said. "We do not want anyone to adopt a vigilante mentality. But we do want responsible citizen efforts to report possible violations of the law. We want citizens to let us know when they suspect illegal surveillance is being condueled. We also want tbem to . tell us about the sale or ad_ · vertising of electronic devices "Drug abuse is something we which may be Illegal," should all be concerned about, According to Saxbe , the because in one way or another, American Telephone and Tele- it effects all of us." graph Co. reported 10,000 With that opening remark, requests last year from John Winowicb, Narcotics customers who wanted their Division, Bureau of Criminal teleJX!ones cbecked for taps Investigation, Thursday night and turned up 163 cases either gave approximately 350 conof listening devices or evidence cerned Gallia County citizens a that had been attached. general idea what law officers All agencies tba( use are up against, and some ideas wiretaps or other electronic as to why individuals, mostly survelllan.ce must get court between the ages of 18 and 30, orders except in federal turn to drugs. national · security inves- The community-wide ligations. The Adminlatrative meeting on drug abuse was Office of the U.S. Courts conducted by the Gallipolis reported 884 court authorizac Area Chamber of Commerce lions for wtretaps or mia-o- . and Gallipolis City coinJX!one installations foc 1973 and missioners. · ' said only !30 were installed by t::harles 'Bostic, chamber the federal government. .. . president served as master of • "The practice is Of mueh ceremonies. ·Paul Willer, city (Continued on page 10) · ma~ager, introduced \ l I ' I in East Uverpool. Following his wife's death in the early 50s, Randolph went to Oregon to live with their adopted son, Wilbur Randolph . But Randolph grew homesick and returned to Ohio to make his home with his niece in 1955 where he since has lived. "II got to the point where I would have been tickled to see a cat or a dog from Ohio," he said with a smile. A city-dweller most of his life, Randolph loves the counlry over the city, though it took time to get used to counlry living. "This community is so helpful when one is ill," he said, complimenting his neighbors. With garden and sawing wood, 'Randolph loves to read his Bible. He loves it so much that he has worn out seven Bibles in his lifetime. He attends the Church of Christ in Bearwallow regularly. In good health and with a lively step, Randolph says his niece, "Just lets me do what I Special hours have been set for Sunday to give Meigs Countlans an additional opportunity to view the new minitheater at the Meigs Museum, Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy: The mini-theater was completed only a week ago and during Sunday's special hours, 4 to 8 p.m., a continuous slide show (in color) of many Meigs Communities and Meigs County events will be underway. Tbe mini-theater is only room at the museum MOSCOW - ARMAND HAMMER, CHAIRMAN : of the Occidental Petroleum Co. today will sign five contracts with the which has been completed. The Soviet Union worth·$20 billlon, an Occidental announcement said. . Meigs Historical Society is American sources said It would be the largest deal in history currently conducting a public fund drive to secure money for !letween a government and a private company. . Hammer and ot~r company officiala were not inunediately making the museum building · uallable for details on tbe contracts, but !bey presumably relate into a functional showplace. tO cbemlcal fertilizers. Hammer silned an agreement of io\- The mini-theater was providtenllon with the Soviets last year for chemical fertilizers that was ed by Mrs. Nancy Reed, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Betty estimated at the time to be worth $8 billlon. McGinness, Gallipolis, In LOS ANGELES - A CITY COUNCIL committee agreed memory of their mother. the Thuraday to set up a legal nudity zone. The coWJcU was debating late Julia Baker Bean. Also to lie featured Sunday nudity, aimed Jrimartiy at parks and beaches - particularly will be The Smithsonian ·rnVenice Beach, where nude sunbathing has begun on recent stitute Exhibit of the works of weekends. · · Mary Sharon Bruce, an Mter !pirlted testimony from nudity advocates, the pollee, American "primitive artist. fire and civil defense committee agreed to write Into the ban a Ohio University has provided provision for ae!Ung up "clolliing optional zones" and to sitspend the · f rlimes for the display of entorcement of the Jilw Wltll there is at least one such area for · 1 (ConUnued on page 10) • the art. 795.oo Bed Room Suites Sale 595.00 598.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 450.00 569.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 425.00 549.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 415.00 498.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 375.00 449.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 335.00 429.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 320.00 · 398.00 Bed Room Suites Sale 315.00 Furniture Department, 3rd Floor Revere 3'12 Quart I LEBANON'S PRIME MINISTER HAS begun talks with Palestinian guerrilla leaders in an effort to work out a formula to keep the nation safe from Israeli reprisal raida against refugee camps. . • Prime Minister Takieddin Solh told Lebanon's parlli\ment Thursday that the Palestinian leaders displayed "readiness to work out thebes! solutions in order to avoid further losses in lives and property." The Beirut newspaper AI Hayat said Solh and the commander of guerrilla forces in Lebanon, Abooul Zaim, reacbed agreement on f~rming joint Lebanese-guerrilla patrols to halt Arab infiltration into Israel. In the past, Israel has launcbed air strikes against suspected guerrilla strongholds in Lebanon following Arab guerrilla raids in northern Israel. 4 piece Spanish and Mediterranean styles. 4 · ~aids 18 pint 'jars- 7 quart jars or four '12 gallon jars. . Special End ofThe Month Sale . Box hit 45.00 ' Sale 34.00 Salt 28.00 Salt 26.00 Salt 30.00 Salt i6.00 · Sale 53.00 SALE! BASSETT BED ROOM SUITES SAVE UP TO 200.00 PRESTO 21 QUART PRESSURE CANNERS 4.95 and 5.95 Jackets Sale 2.50 7.95 to 9.95 Jackets Sale 3.50 Buy now and save - 18 cards and envelopes In a box. Seven different selections. ·~ Desks and Chairs - Corner Cupboards. Reg. 56.00 S Drawer Cauble Chest . . . . Reg. 42.00 5 Drawer Chest . - - . - . . . Reg. 34.00 5 Drawer Ungerie Chest . . . Reg. 32.00 3 Drawer Chest . - - . - . . . Reg. -37.11g_Student Desk . - . . . . . Reg. 1f.95 Chair - - - - . - . . . . Reg. 66.00 Corner Hutch - . - . . • . 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. Sale 17.88 Regular $43.85 Sizes 6 to 18. Solid ,c olors and plaids. Save' during this End of the"Month Sale. CUSHING, MAINE -MANY RESIDENTS OF THIS rural community, which has attracted tourists by the thousands because it is the subject of many of Andrew Wyeth's paintings, were gene~ally sorry to hear that Wyeth plans to leave Maine. But most of them also said !bey would not be sorry if the tourists pulled out too. The artist, wbo has a home bere and spends summers painting scenes of Maine's rustic back country, announced Wednesday he is leaving and plans to move the museum because the neighbors have complained about the influx of tourists. Most of the visitors want tO see tbe old Olson farmhouse and surrounding countryside, which Wyeth depicted in his famous painting, "Christina's World." The fannhouse has been turned into a museum of Wyeth's works. End oflhe Month Sale Sale! BOYS LIGHTWEIGHT JACKinS Sale 125.00 Sale 99.00 Sale 64.00 Sale 19.00 Salt 45.00 Sale 44.00 Sale 29.00 Salt 16.00 Salt 5.00 Sale! Ready To Finish Furniture - ches. Assorted subjects . By United Presslnlernatlonal DETROIT -THE CHRYSLER CORP. Thursday increased new car and truck prices for the lOth time - by $60 - making theaverage cost of allt974 models $568 higher now than when tbey were first introduced. In a brief, three-paragraph statement, Chrysler said its steel costs have increased an average of $102 per vehicle since April 30, the same day tbeNo. 3automaker announced an average $122 price increase. Chrysler's action followed by one day a price hike by U. S. 'Steel, the No. 1 producer,' on cold rolled and hot rolled steel sheets. Otber automakers said they still were studying the new pricing actions by U. S. Steel and earlier in the week by No. 2ranked Bethlehem Steel. Discontinued pieces and sets Knotty Pine ChesisHardwood Knobs. - ,,. l .Sale Prices · ._.,,,,.._•,•,• :-_""•._._:0.:•'•!•, , ._..._,,'oYo'o'o' ,.;Q,o,o.•,-.•,•)O.•.•.•;o;;•,•,•:O: , ·T.O;•, ' ) . ews•• in Briefsi Sale! OCCASIONAL TABLES Famous maker . All first quaiity. Solid colors and prints. Twin - full .- queen sizes. SPRINGBOK POSTERS ~O: On Sale , Warehouse on Machanic Street Spanish Glass Top Cocktail Tables End Tables-Doared Style - . . Cocktail Tables . . - . . Cocktail Table•Doareci-Walnut Cocktail Table-Doared-Oak Cocktail Table Walnut . . . Glass Top and Chrome End TAble Stacking Tables-set of 3 • . . Checker Tables . . . . . . born June 30, 1884, in Eden near Reedsville on the family farm, one of 12 children. When 17, he decided "farming wasn 't for me;" and went to East Uverpool where he worked 45 years as a potterer' at Thompson Pottery, He also was employed as caretaker 10 years at the Christian Church .... ... W.W.', llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfi<'•.....,.,.&N..Y •'•Y'i'i'o ;o,•,•~••'•'• ,>,;o;vo,{!(. Sale Prices NO-IRON SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES Regular $2.00 By Jo Ellen Diehl ALFREI) - Gardening and sawing woOd is enough to wear down young men, but not 90year-old William Randolph. "Old Bill," as he is called, will be 90 years old Sunday, Randolph, who makes his home with his niece, Pearl Randolph, near Alfred, was Sale Prices Reg . 250.00 Reg , 159.95 Reg. 109.00 Reg. 149.00 Reg, 89.00 Reg. 69.95 Reg, 44.00 Reg. 26.00 Reg. 8.95 ,_w·~, 'Old Bill' Randolph 90 Sunday 1974 Models RCA COLOR TV SO$ End of The Month Sale ~- residence. Custom mixed or ready mixed. Buy your summer painting needs now . . Sale Prices. - WILIJAM RANDOLPH who resides with his niece, Pearl Randolph, near Alfred belles his 90 years. He will celebrate his 90th birthday Sunday with a family reunion at his GLIDDEN PAINT SALE Our entire stock of vinyl or cloth tablecovers is included. Rounds, squares. oblongs and ovals. 1 women. Historical Society to convert the Meigs Museum into a functional structure has reached $400. The society is asking all residents, businesses and organizations to make con.lributions so that tbe museum building on Pomeroy's ButternutAve .,canbemadeintoa display area for the heritage of the county. While the society first sought A big shipment of new bikes all at sale prices. Models for boys and girls. Speed bikes - standard bikes - sidewalk bikes for the small try . • TABLECOVERS AND CAPES Thooo·-'"~""· cans· Frlsbes - tennis balls - swim rings ·and floats - tennis .,. sets · Badminton - swim masks - fins - snorkels and many ~ other Items. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 54 ('~'''F~;<do:;&;i~~'$4001 ....... ...r Meigs County Pioneer and accept them as memorials, the ·palls - fishing outfits - inflatable swimming pools - sprinkling ; End of the Month Sale SWEATERS VOL XXVI Includes our entire stock of summer play toys such as sand ~ 2.00 en tine Devoteil To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area Spred Satin - latex Enamel - House Paint'and Gel Flo. · Womens FOAM INSOLES at y • •• • Bicycle Sale- Now Going On Includes mens blue denim work dungarees in sizes 29 to 31 waist. Boys Flare leg western blue denim dungarees. Size 12 regular and sizes 10, 12, 14 slim . · Your Choice SAVE 25%- NOW • Sale Prices Mens and Boys Dungarees Our entire stock of iamous brand cosmetics and fragrances is included in this two day sale. 11 . Summer TOJS For Boys and Girls 4.49 4.99 Special Sale! the rate of extraction of oil and gas, a five-year pact also saying the talks were "procei.ding in an atmosphere of frankness pro.viding for swapping technology on solar and geothermal and without any secret agreements whatsoever." The last · energy and synthetic fuels. · remark was an apparent reference to claims by Sen. Henry M. - Development over a five-~ar period of new techniques of Jackson, D-Wash., that nuclear discussions between the two home construction in earthquake-prone areas and in extremely superpowers had been conducted in secret. cold and arid regions, "The talks demonstrate to the whole world the undeviating There was still no agreement on nuclear arms limitation- and resolve of the Soviet Union and America to proceed along this none was expected. U.S. officials have stressed that there course," Brezhnev said. probably won't be any out of this meeting . At the same time, be said the two sides were only at the first White House sources said today, however, a partial un- stage of developing relations and lessening the danger of war, derground nuclear tes~ han pact was being worked on . These and there is much yet to be done.~~ tests have been used extensively by both sides to perfect major TI1e statement expressed the desire for friendship -~nd weapons systems. congeniality of tbe kind that marked champagne toasts between Nixon planned to go to nearby Star City Saturday to view Brrzhnev and Nixon at a lavish state dinner Thursday night. !raining by U.S. astronauts and Soviet cosmonauts for their joint ln an obvious reference to Nixon critics in the United States, 1975 space flight but Ziegler said it was canceled so that Nixon Brezhnev lashed out at "those who oppose international detente, could continue his talks with Brezhnev, Premier Alexei N . who favor whipping up the arms race and returning to the Kosygin and President Nikolai V. Podgorny. methods and mores of the cold war." (Continued on page 10 ) Through the Tass news agnecy, Brezhnev issued a statemenl ,·' End Of The Month Sale Y2 price Fragrances and Cosmetics Sale 2.89 sides since visiting dignitaries rarely meet the Soviet public. Someone in the crowd shouted, "Peace is very important." Nixon shouted back, "For everybody, tbe whole world, the Russian people and the American people." An interpreter relayed his remarks in Russian to the crowd, but on one occasion, Nixon himself spoke Russian : "Ocben khorosho" (very nice). · The Russian citizens' attitude toward him obviously pleased Nixon. He remarked to newsmen, "Tbey ar• happy, friendly people. They have a great desire 1.'0 have friendsllip with America and they have asked me to return." The first agreements of the third Nixon-Brezhnev swnmlt in little more than two years provide for: -Joint research over three years on development of an artificial heart, development of Instruments to detect heart disease · in children and extension of the operational life of cardiac pacemakers. -Cooperation in exploration and research on oil, shale, natural gas and coal and on new methods of drilling to increase Stainless steel - aluminum clad bottom for even · heat spread. Includes lid. ·: 3.99 5.99 6.49 6.99 7.99 • Use for canning - cooking - ".,. corn pot. Porcelain · with • cover. 1111~ qt. size. ,,~ 7.99 SAUCEPANS End of The Month Sale I l 10.95 11.95 SALE PRICES .. 'I 8.95 9.95 Farberw;~re ' 5.66 ELECTED OFFICERS DETROIT (UP!)- Michael P. Granieri, Akron, Ohio, and Carlyle 0. Livingston, 7.95 1.99 2.99 3.49 Selected from our regular stock. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. A fine group of solid colors and plaids. Regular prices $10.95 to $18.95. . 26.88 LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at II a.m. Thursday was 71 degrees under sunny skies. 6.95 SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS liHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS SHIRTS MENS DOUBLE 'KNIT DRESS SLACKS Sale priced for this weekend only. Our entire stock is in cluded. Selected from our regular stock. 2.95 3.95 4.95 5.95 3.95 Soup Pots Sale 6.99 End of The Month Sale Mens Double Knit · SPORT COATS . ., MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS Sale Prices SWIMWEAR SALE 1. m . To order call 94liL4J01. Mason Drive-In Sizes small (14-14'12 ), medium (15-15'12), large (16-16 112 ). extra large (17-17 112 ) . Solid colors white - plaids. - copper bollom,. Insulated handles. End of The Month Sale Mildred Frank of Pomeroy dies Church. Stain less steel Family Slu - 8.00 WHisniNG TfA KETTLES Dress and Sport Shirts SALE ¥z PRICE SALE 1h PRICE Mildred Elizabeth Frank, 65, Pomero~. died early Thursday morning in Veterans Memorial Hospital. She was preceded in death by her parents, her ~usband, Raymon~. and two sisters. Survivmg are one -brother, Stanley Trussel, Long Bottom; three s1sters,-Inez Carson and Murl Ours, both of LAlng Bottom, and .. Nell Albi~ger. Ventura, Calif., several meces and nepbews. She was a member of the Chester WSCS and attended the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist · Revere 2lh Qt. Size Mens Short Sleeve sportswear Misses and womens summer selected from our regular stock. BLUE DENIM DUNGAREES 6-28 -6tc · . MOSCOW (UPI) - President Nixon reacbed agreement with the Kremlin lea<)ership todily on the first concrete results of his swnmlt meetl(lg - joint U. S.-8oviet ventures aimed .at fightl(lg beart disease, finding new energy sources and developing safer bousing. · · Signing of the agreements follq:wed a two hour, 10 minute meeting. between Nixon and Soviet leaders which also included a general discussion of nuclear arms ~trol, according to White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler. Nixo!l smiled as he signed tbe documents and Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhne_v stood behind contentedly puffing a cigarette in an atmosphere of frtendship that has prevailed since !be President's arrival Thursday for his weeklong swnmlt. "We feel tbe additional agreements ... signed today chart a concrete course for the future and conlrlbute to the process of making detente irreversible." Zie,:tler said. ~ . . Before plunging into the major busuiness of his trip, Nixon did • bit of campaiglh'ltyle handshaking with a startled group of Russians at Red Square. It wasan WJusual event on·both Storewtde End-of-the-Month Sale PROBE CONTINUING The Meigs County Sheriff's office is still investigating an accident occurring at 4:45 p. · 'Sizes 36 to 46 . Plaids and solid colors. Famous m. Wednesday in Sutton Twp. maker . A new selection. involving two motorcycles. Homer Milla, 18, Syracuse, End of The Month Sale the driver of one cycle, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by private car, · treated and released . The secorid. driver, David Huston, CALL ANSWERED Young Mens Flare Bottom '!'he Pomeroy Emergency . 15, Syracuse, was taken to Squad answered a call at 11:27 Holzer Medical Center by the a.m. Wednesday to Laurel St. Syracuse Emergency Squad for Infant, Angela M\JI'ray, who where l!e was admitted with a 100 Pet. cotton denim - 10 ounce weight. Sanwas Ill. She was !reate<! and fractured leg. released at Veterans Memorial forized shrunk . Wide bell loops - 2 rear patch Hospital. pockets - 2 front pockets. Very popular style. INITIATION SET Waist size 26 to36 - lengths 30to 34 inches. RACINE - Initiation for two Buy now for Back-to-School. candidates will be held at a TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY End of The Month Sale •, NOTICE : Racine Fire slated meeting of Racine Department Is hBv inQ a O!apter 134, OES, at 8 p. m. Chicken barbecue dinner July 4th . Serving will start at 11 : 30 Monday at ' the temple. -------------- Soviets . The speaker felt a youth Winowicb pointed out the culture separated from adult narcotics underworld has a society is one cause of drug language all its own, and that abuse . He pointed out it is not a the hidden way of life by users fad, like streaking. "II won't and pushers makes it difficult end by itself. :• for lawmen to crack many Winowich saitl better cases. . communication among young Following Winowiclo 's 45people and adults is a must " if mlnute address, citizens we are to solve the drug abuse questioned local law enproblem." forcement officials seated on The speaker then described main stage in . the Gallia duties of the narcotics divblon. Academy High · School "TAts is a very specialized and auditorium. unique department. However, Questions were direct and to despite special training, the point. During this session, cooperation and support from citizens were told Gallla does everybody is needed if we are • have a drug abuse problem, to conlrol drug abuse. and that effort.!l are being made "All IDvestlgotlons are not to combat the problem. always productive. We may One lawman estimated work on cases two, three or Gallla has anywbere from 100 even four montbs, then eome to :150 users and pushers, but up with t~otiilng," WIDowtcb , only pne percent are addicted continued. ' ' · (Co!'tlrrued on page 10) ' ' --· I • I ' I I. �' . . 2...;.11Je Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 28, 1974 DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB ., result a re Asnota . places ow· it ischildren required. exposed to many diseases tha t lnsu1in isn't found in·foods What's' ,.---' h~rd 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 28, 1974 ahou ' . t' balloonm·g • IS Sport Parade getting it up, then down Racine Social Events VY;o ''Vl• ~ 0iffie!Y/Jd • tile job?" 'BOOSTER CABLE tm '-. o. OLD TIME FIDDLIN CONTEST VELEZ RECALLED NEW YORK (UPI) - .The New Yor~ Yankees Thursday recalled infielder-outfielder Otto Velez from their Syracuse farm club in the International League. CASH PRIZES . Velez Wll hilling .310 with 13 99 Mill . I St. Ph. 992-2641 ,. I '. J ·• . <I I' weekend with her mother; Mrs. .........,. 122.00 >ear; umonlhl 111.00; Frankie Neigler and other 111'" """""· •.oo. &lboaiptlon. pri« . . I'ICllllel""""'rnme~t rela ti ves. .' ---'' -'"'--'· -----_,.~ I I ( ' one of his super per forma nces. Angels. Whitey Herzog , filling in as Zamora bailed out starler :Bill Bonh am to ea rn his fi rst major a n in te r im manage r unt il lea,.gue save as the Chicago S Ull f At"' Steve Snowden Ph . 992.7155 ' "'' u u .. ct State Farm F1re and Casualty Company ........... dl<lgonelly Williams takes O\ er nex t week, ·· Cubs defeated the Montreal said, "!wish I'd had these kind P.x pos. Bonham · raised his of ga mes when I was managing record to 6-10 as the Cubs Te xas." , Frank Robinson, who had his probl ems with Win kles. is enthused about Willia ms-although he was disappoi nted a black man still hasn't bee n )tired to ma nage <-~ big leagu e tea m . " I rank Williams nea r the to p as managers go . He's a toug h, no-nonsense type of guy who has a habit of turning things around . The highest tribute to a pla yer or a manager is to call him. a winne r . Williams is a winne r. " "My fast bail wasn't popping. When he was asked about his It hurts my performance not to own manage ri a l ambitions, pitch every four th da y.' ' he 1Co ntinued on page l I sing le. Todd Fife pitched thre e innin gs, fan ni ng everybody he faced except two he wal ked. Scott Harrison finishi ng up. fan ned four and wal ked seven . Fo r the Red legs, Rhett Milhoan walked I t, fa nned three, and John Aiker walked six and fanned 2. J ohn Smi th homered and Rand y Stewa rt singled. Rutland Ange ls 23, Mi ddleport Musta ngs 6 - For Middleport Shawn Baker, Alan King and Ch ris Bur de tt e shared the pitching while Billy Willis and Craig Bolin worked for Rutland . Hitters fo r Rutland were Craig Bolin and Shawn Eads. For Middleport Alan King had two hi ls. Rutland Reds 18, Middleport Cubs 3 - Called aft er three sna p pe d a three-game losing strea k. Montr ea l star ter and I nt e r na ti ona l L ea gu e Sf a n d1 n g~ B y Un 1t e d P ress ln tcr na t ion.l l w . I p et . g . Q,. _ Ro c hc st f' r 110 2J 62 -1 Syrnc u se ]9 76 60 0 I I . Tol edo 29 JB S33 11 1, P a wt uc k e t 21 -11 JJ9 11'.· SQil.fh w . 1. p et . g . b . Me m p his 39 75 609 R ic h mo nd J8 76 59.1 I Char l esto n ]0 ]J J 69 9' ' T idewat er ?0 <~ 2 323 18 Th ursdily 's Re sult s Pawt uc k e t at T 1d ew a t cr, pod ra in Ro ch es t e r l Ct•a r leston I R 1chr n and -1 Tol edo 3 (O nly g a m es sc h edul ed ) Conte mporary cabin e t in R~y a l W~ ln. ~l fi n1 sh on hard boa rd . 30 1 ? ' h, 32 ' ' w. 18 u d (a dd 41,1 " for 1ube ca p ). The Motoro la Quasa r I I Work s in a Dra wer Color TV feal ur es .. so l1d s lal e plug -in c ircu li mod ules (excep t for -1 lubes), ln s la · Mat ic Color Tuning. lhe Br>gh t Tube . 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He then retired the final 12 hatters to wrap up his lOth vi ctory in 16 decisions. Ryan , pitching with four days rest, didn 't think it was r un s with a single and a double a nd roo ki e p it cher Os car IJ @ ij j ~l \[ 3. MOTOROLA 21'auasiidl CoosoleJY • Jos~ Ca rd ena l drove in two GRID- IS 42 .90 13.<2 SALE! lO CLOSE 'D EVERY ~~~~re~i ~.c~~,~~:~ ;::::~~~~~ co trimmed San Diego 4-2. Cubs 5, Expos 1 :rlh\ c.w: r ecord at 6--6 , wh ile lilmting the Padres to six hits . S:.m Diego st.artrr and loser Raild y Jonl's, 4-12, wa s litera lly dr ivl'n from lhl' IIIOUnd by a Jinl' driVt~ Ofr 3 .HR70-1 4 ,, Middleport, Ohio s ingle in Ul e first inning, Ryan John D'i\cquisto . a San Diego • hi gh school product, evened his ::~:s~~~~~ci~~~~~n~~Wil ~e~\ ~\: sa id . But it was good enough to make it a ha ppy mght for th e home runs in 65 games for the Chiefs and was recently named to the !L All .Star team. He fills the vacancy on tbe Yankee roster created when pitcher Mel Stottlemyre was placed on the disabled list. "EMPLOYE.ES' OUTING" . 8Qd Ray of CoiWllbus speqt a :!~lh~ ::S::'··r~e v:;~t~:: :: Siebert for the club lead in that tr iggered by co nsecutiv e do ubles by another ex-Red Sox, Reggie Smith, Simmons, · and ·We're a soft touch for a creme puff. · 1NVENTORY. ~ -Pomeroy, o. MIDDLEPORT ly, in ail four one-hi tters, the only hit has come in the first inning. Alex Johnson got the hit this time. Tenth Victor y Afte r Johnso n's tw o-o ut game Gi<ml!:i los ing streak . ni ng on a four-run upri sing Massey-Ferguson lawn/garden tractor 298 Second St. FOR ALL YOUR SACRED MUSIC NEEDS ga me, which r aised his record to tl -3 tied him with Sonny Found a sweet little used car? Come see us for ari Auto Loan. We've got thrifty rates. And fast, efficient service .. Dick Williams says he's going to bring in all the charts he kept his last three years in Oakland when he takes over the Angels Monday night. . He isn't rusty at all, but just in case, he's gomg to warm up by managing Sunday in a charity softball gar_ne at ~artford,_ Conn. A young fellow will manage for the other s1de. H1s name IS Casey Stengel. SPONSORm BY OF POINT PLEASANT PARK BOARil KRODEL PARK JULY 41H, 1974 3 P.M. · Angels undefeated after four games, the Pomeroy Redle gs and the Rutland Angels tied with 3-1 re cords, and the two Middleport teams at 0-4 . Pomeroy An gels 19, Pomeroy Redlegs 2 - Roger Kovalchik got his team off and running with a grand sjam homer in the first inning and Shawn Gilmore later added a triple, Todd Fife a pair of doubles and Nicky Riggs one double to make the big hitters' list. Other hitters for tile Pomeroy Angels were Scott Harrison two singles and J . R. Wamsley , Ronnie Richards and Fyan Oliver each one "Yes " Williams came right back. Harry Dalton is not only bright and personable, he is also persuasive. Generally, he gets whomever he goes alter. He had his eye on Frank Robinson, and he got him from the Dodgers two years ago. He thought Nolan Ryan would look good m a California uniform and be lured him away from the Mets the year before that. He wanted Ron Santo for third base this winter .. and nearly had him, too, until Santo, a 11>-year veteran, _killed the trade only because he preferred Chicago over Anahelffi. Dalton wanted Dick Williams and made sure he got hlffi. In his Initial phone call, it marked the first time he had spoken to ihe fqrmer Oakland manager sin~e the World Ser~es. He told Williams that Bobby Winkles was bemg let go and Wh1tey Herzog was being named interim manager. Dalton asked W1ll1ams some of his impressions about the Angels. W1l11ams told hlffi. "What's your thinking about a contract?" Dalton asked next. Number of Dollars -·williams answered that, telling Dalton the ntimber of years he wanted on his contract and the number of dollars. The two exchanged thoughts, compared philosophies. . "I'll get back to you," Dalton said. He did. There was six calls in all between the two Wednesday and shortly after nine Florida time, Dalton said: "We).! we have everything all finalized. I think we can let the press release go." "Fine," said Williams. 111'm very pleased ." Mason Drive-In AM Ryan's ca reer to go with two no-hitters last season. Ironical- , bo unced off the lefthand er s 7. 1 0 League AII .Star team despite hi s no-hill er. Wh en Ryan pitched a second no-hitter just before the game, the squads were increased so both Rya n and Willie Mays could be ad ded. . It was the fo urth one-h itt'er of the bat of Chns Arno d w lo::H.' r F.rnie Mc Anally is now 5- depnrtment. Ted Sirrunons and Joe Torre Gian ts 4, Pa dres 2 pit ching hand, forcmg hirn Hodg~s walked in the sixth drove in two r uns eac h to pace Bobby Bon cb hit a !-lingle, from the g a r ~l~. . . innm g and Clea n J ones th e Cards' hitting atwck off triple and three-run horn er to J ones ~on<.h tlnn Is ~ot co~ s~d~ followed wi th " tripl e. four Met pitchers. Starter and pa re San Francisco to victory ·crcd !jCn~us a~1 d It 1s un_ h kd~ McGloth en's fi fth co mpl ete loser Ray Sadecki, now 4-:1 , over Sc..n Di e~o, breakin g a six- he w!ll nuss Ius next turn. was kayoed in the seconU lll- Pomeroy Angels now 4-0 MEIGS THEATRE . •3.86 BAIJM'S TRUE VALUE STORE If Lynn McGlothen continues to pitch the way he has so far this season, National League batters may think there are two Bob Gibsons in the St. Th e 6-foot 2, 195-pound McGlothen beca me the winningcst pitcher in the National League Thursday night when . he won his lith ga me by fourhitting the New York Mels, 6-1. McGlothen held the Mets, U1e NL East cella r.(fwellers, to three si ngles, while striking out seven until pinch-hitter Ron Williams accepts post ·, n z· ~ .Angels Wl.th Ca lz.fior Big day in Point on 'Fourth' ,Q"'"'"fdlthc,..:: rotation. NEW YORK (UP! ) - Dick Williams beat Charlie Finley with a real old cbestnut, one that goes way back to 620 B.C. That was In Aesop's time, and if Charlie Finley ever read his fables, he should've remembered the one where the Wind and the Lo.uis Cardinals ' star ting Sun get Into this big dispute over which is stronger . They agreed the winner will be whichever is able to make a traveler take off his coat soonest. The Wind tries first , blowing and pufling with all its might, but that only makes the traveler pull his coat around him tighter. Thtn the Sun breaks put, shining brighter and brighter, and pretty soon the traveler removes his coat. · Aesop concluded that the sunshine of a kind and gentle manner will sooner prevail than all the threats and force of blustering By VITO STELLINO authority. UP! Sports Writer Dick Williams simply outlasted Charlie Finley. Even before Dick Williams Actually he only had to wait less than 90 days. That's how long accepted the job, he savored he was out of baseball. the idea of having No lan Rya n Meager Satisfaction Now he's back in as the new manager of the California Angels on l1is side . "It's better to watch him with "the best contract I've ever had," and all Finley has left is pitch on your side than to be on some meager satisfaction. . the opposite· side ," Williams Williams climbs bac~ into uniform this coming Monday night In Anaheim, Calif., and the Angels truly must be on his side said Thursday. "I know. I've because it will be Nolan Ryan 's turn to pitch. And whom do you been on the opposite side many think the opposition will be? You're right, Williams' old club-the times.' ' Now Williams will be on his Oakland A's. side. Ryan warmed up for that assignment with a nifty one-hit, 5-0 Shortly before the Angels triumph over the Texas Rangers Thursday night only a few hours met the Texas Rang ers after Williams agreed to terms with the Angels . Thursday night, Williams The New York Yankees worked all winter on getting Williams .as their manager, and failed in the end, but the Angels succeeded accepted the offer to replace in obtaining his services in less than one day. Finley helped the Bobby Winkles, who was fired Angels much more than he did the Yankees by removing the last earlier in the day. Williams won 't join th e team legal stumbling block in the path of Williams' signing. Chief architect in the Angels' acquistion of Williams was Harry until next week, but Ryan Dalton, California's forward~ooking executive vice-president showed why Williams likes him by firing a one-hit shutout to and general manager. · give the Angels a 5-0 victory . Gene Autry and Bob Reynolds, the Aogels' owners, new to Oakland Wednesday and spent eight hours with him, finally got . Ironically, Williams caused a his permission to negotiate with Williams and called Dalton at controversy last year when he left Ryan off the American two o'clock in the morning to tell him the good news. Dalton felt it was too late to call Williams, so he slept fast, awoke at five In the morning and called Williams. This wasn't as bad as it sounds because that was five o'clock Pacific time. It was eight o'clock where Williams lives in Riviera Beach, Fla. Games Monday in the local Offil!lal Permission Peewee Lea gue reco rd ed · "DlcK;tliis. is Harry Dalton," the Ange.Js' G.M. greeted victories by Rutland Reds, Williams over the phone. "I'm calling you to tell you we've 18-3 over the Middlepor t Cubs, received official permission from Charlie Finley to talk to you Rutland Ange ls 23.j} over the about the possibility of managing the Angels ballclub." Middleport Mustangs, and "Is tliat right?" said Williams. Pomeroy Angels 19-2 over the "Yes Gene Auiry'and Bob Reynolds got the permission from Pomeroy Redlegs. Finley iate 18st night. Are you interested in talking to us about The action left the Pomeroy Ohio news I By Chris Turkel UPI Sports Writer By MO...TON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor and mtestmal wall . What ge ls have·trouble wi th arthritis and a good 7 m.p.. h , the skies· times a week during the through the intestinal wa il into my husband has trouble with barely pink _ and Dan had summer season for air shows the hody then is just the his arteries. Just wondered by chosen an unused cemetery at the Kings Island amusement building blocks and th ese are ea ting all fres h food and raw park near Cincinnati. A area for a launching site.· ail the same whether they milk whether it reall y would "No, this isn't an 0111en," he licensed pilot, he also teaches come from meat, milk, wheat improve your arteries. · said reassuringly . ''There students how to operate the 50(). DEAR READER - In a or other sources. This is j ust aren't any hazards, except pqund rigs. like breaking down a lot of word "GHASTLY." Raw milk power lines. You can't fly in "I finally relaxed and unwords. The letter "a" is the went out with the dark ages. high winds or rain or when the clenched the rim of the basket. we do hav e same "a" whether i t comes Happily sun is up. The thermal heat Satisfiedthatthebasketdidnot pasteurized milk and in most from one word or another makes the balloon go up and rock like the seat of a stopped , word . down and too hard to control." ferris-wheel, I gazed at the So, insulin has to be given by Dan gave the _signal for the treetops, the sunrise - and injection . This way the protein crew to start two high- that mammoth red balloon avoids being broken down by powered, room-size fans set up above that kept us afloat. digestion into common building on either side of the bottom rim " Don't worry," Dan laughed. PT. PLEASANT _ Ad - the Park Committee for the familiar rout e through other events. blocks. The insulin can then be of the red balloon . "Even if a bird punctured a In the evening a _square active in the body. Digested ditional attractions have been city, spnsoring the day 's ac- downtown Point Pleasant. Preparations Important hole in it, it wouldn't collapse." AI noon in Krodel Park, dance exh1b11J0n Will be insulin is just a collection of planned for the Fourth vf July tivities, said there will be free Within minutes, the deflated He pulled a rope and a gientertainment throughout the concession stands will be open followed by more gospel balloon began to take· shape. gantlc split In the balloon opendisconnected amino acids and celebration here. The holiday will open with a day of interes t to all ages. including an ox roast, canoe singing. Then , a pubhc , Dan walked inside the pulfedup ed to Ietsome of the bot air out. has no effect on diabetes or the Memorial Service at Tu-EndieBeginning with a memorial races. national guard smgalong w1ll precede balloon to re-check the control blood sugar. "We're going to start coming DEAR DR. LAMB - I sent Wei Park to be followed by a service at Tu-Endie-Wei Park demonstrations of various fireworks over the lake con- ropes to the top hatch and down," he said. "Whatever you for a bood advertised in the parade at !0:30a.m. Beginning and followe d with gospel equipmen t, old-time fiddling eluding the day '~ activitie~ . manueverin·g vent. do , just hang on when we land, Farmer's Almanac titled at 2 p.m. "Mona and the singing by the Sargent Family contests , ":a te~ ski show, . Fowler and his committee The next several minutes or else the balloon will start up "Stale Food Vs. Fresh Food" Country Mods" will provide on the post offi ce steps. The horseshoe p1tc hmg and frog mv1tes the pubhe to help bnng were hectic. again. Now stand up and trade and was really shocked at entertainment at Krodel Park . parade , under the di rec tion of jumping contests, country and back the old-fashiOned sp1nt of He grabbed a six-foot seats with me so I can get a Jack Fowler chairman of · Charlie Wood, will foll ow the western entertainment and a community celebration of th~ propane torch and stuck it into better look at a lan<llng place." some of the things they said ' · Fourth. He said it is hoped th1s the center of the balloon to were bad for your arteries, like Rough Lauding nour and cereals and ham and start can be continued each warm the air. Within seconds, 'lie spotted a good-sized bacon and _you should drink the 8().foot balloon Stiffened clearing bordering a country ---;::;;;:;:P;;;n-:;;:eTc:;;d-:-T-;;-e;:;;,:;;;;~:--1 Y~~~ proceeds from the day 's and began to jump from the road. He alternately opened raw milk. Is there any truth in I _ than 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the I events will go toward ground despite the weight of themanueveringventtoletout a diet like that, and wouldn't you get some other disease II editor) and must be signed with t.he s1goee •s address. 1 I renovation of Krodel Park. the crewmen. He doused the the air and gave the balloon torch and we scurried into the blasts of fire to guide the drinking raw milk' Would like I Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on I basket as the final anchor descent to the farm field. The your opinion on this diet as I 1I request, names will be disclosed. Letters should be In good 1 ~kShOtfJS ropes were untied. . . closer the ground approached, Mrs. Francis Morris taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. 1 th ·k D aru'pulsted A picnic preceded the I . "Let her go," Dan yelled as e qu1c er an m .MEETING CHANGED meeting of the Booster Sunday £l _.,h.(,. 1 he pulled the cord to the pro- the cords. MASON, W. Va. - The W. C. Ramey dies School Class at the First I 1 pane burner above his headAbout 30 feet from ·the regular meeUng of the Mason William Charles Ramey, 80,' I ~.~.. • • 1 centered in the rim. of the ground, Dan yelled: Baptist Church . Friday Senior Citizens will be held Rt. 1, Ewing ton, died at 2:55 1 • • • 1 I Ct balloon to release blasts of · "Hang on- it's going to be a. evening, June 21. Mrs. MarMonday rather than Thursday a.m. Thursday, at his 1 fire to beat the air. rough landing. "We're coming jorie Grinun was the leader of I next week due to the Fourth of residence after an extended the program which opened I 1 RIO GRANDE Dr. HerWe floated to about 250 feet, down quick." July holiday. A potluck dinner illness . with the singing of "Sweet ' man L. Koby, executive vice although Dan has had the The basket hit the ground will be enjoyed. A quilt made Few things more nauseatmg president at Rio Grande balloon as high as 5,000 feet. andbounced.threetimesbefore Hew as bvrn in Inez, Ky. , Jan Hour of Prayer'.' followed by by the group is on display at the Pomeroy, Ohio College, today announced the The only noise was the frequent tipping ·over sideways. Dan, Shopper's Mart here. If in- 12, 1894, son of the late pow and scripture reading of Matt. 6:1Rhoda Stepp Ramey . He was a 15. Readings by members June25, 1974 addition of . one additional blasts of fire to keep the braced in the basket, was terested, inquire at the Mart. retired coal miner of 45 years. included "Forgiving Lik.e Dear Mr. Editor : Summer '74 Teacher Workshop balloon at a steady height. sliding on his stomach In the I can think of only a few things more nauseating than the at Rio Grande College , He was married to the late Christ" by Grella Simpson. The cows and horses In the knee-high grass, swiftly pulling Armithia Harper , who "My Bible and I" by Dorothy present state of Pomeroy's water system . On good days the scheduled for July 1-5. fieldsbelowscatteredtothe far a rope to collapse the top hatch CLOSING ON FOURTH water is lousy. On bad days (tis undrinkable. preceded him in death Aug. 16, Badgley; " Are You The Summer Workshop corners of the pastures as we of the balloon. The toppled rig The Holzer Medical Center In a recent experiment, I place!f 4 inches of Pomeroy's tap program for elementary and . glided over-head. 1970. Discouraged" by Helen skidded through the wet field Clinic will be closed Thursday, water in a tumbler which had a white lining. Next, I placed a secondary teachers, partially Surviving are four sons, Simpson; "No Time for God" Dan checked the altitude with the wind for about 20 July 4. In case of an small piece of pencil lead about an eighth of an inch long in the emergency, physicians of the Grover, Ewington, Lee, by Marie Roy; "It's Allin the water. I was surprised to see that the piece of lead was barely funded by the Martha Holden gauges as we passed over four yards before stopping . Breathless, Dan crawled out Holzer Medical Center Clinic Pomeroy, W. C. Ramey, Jr., Attitude" by Vera Beegle ; visible through only four inches of water against a white Jennings Foundation, is miles of patchwork fields and Ewlngton, Noah Ramey, "Don't Grieve the Preacher" available to educators at $15 mist~overed lakes. He spotted of the basket and over the pile staff wUl be on duty in the background! Concord, Mich.; three by Caroline Miller; "Think per credit hour. The new the ground crew, which was of puffy red nylon. Emergency Roam (Phone 446What I tried to prove with my experiment is that if Reading Workshop for pre- visually tracking us for a landdaughters, Mrs . Christine Before Reacting" by Grella "Nothing like it in the whole 5201) of the Holzer Medical Pomeroy's water is not unsafe, it certainly seems that way. Let's reading skills is worth one ing . Hawks, Vinton, Mrs. Kathrine Simpson ; "Worth Repeating;; world," he said after the 20 Center to handle emergency face it, nobody likes to have that unclean looldng muck for credit hour. Hatfield, Delbarton, W. Va . by Edna Pickens; "Let Us · _ _§e,eejlofWlnd minute Oight. e&lle.! only. Holzer Medical Audrey Justice, Love One Another" by Dorothy drinking water. Are we, the citizens of Pomeroy, so desperate The eight basic pre-reading "You can't control the direcCenter Clinic will resume Mrs. that we consume this sediment laden sewage without even skills will be defined and lion, only the altitute," Dan exColumbus; 39 grandchildren Badgley. There was a normal operations Friday and 55 great-grandchildren. discussion as to things hap- thinking about its cleanliness' contexts for the im- plained. "Notice that you don't morning, July 5. . . Isn 't there anything that can be done about this water to plementation of the skills will feel a breeze? That's 'cause Two brothers preceded him . pening, leading to end of time. Fri., Sal:, Sun . in death. Other readings were make it look, smell and taste better ? be presented. Transition into you travel the same speed as June 28-29-30 I hope someone connected with the water system responds to the formal reading in- the wind." Funeral services will be "Wonders of Prayer", "Trials ' THE LAUGHING Sunday at 1 p.m., at Deer that Lead to Triumph", "The this letter, to clear things up. It's bad when you take a bath and structional program will be POLICEMAN Dan, 28, from Springfield, Walter Matthau Creek Freewill Baptist Church Whole Life Must Pray", the water is brown before you get into it. sublined and will be individual takes to the skies at least live Bruce Cern Name Withheld on Request. and small group oriented. with Rev. L. Wilson officiating. "Thank God for You". In the (RI Snarl Proof Burial will follow in Vinton business session a letter from This workshop is defined Colorcartoons Reg. s~.69 Memorial Park Cemetery . Barone was read and talked of Trustees urged to do their duty specifically for teachers in STANDS AT$10,000 Friends may call at the McCoy- living in hogans, how the InMonday thru Thursday and remedial RACINE - The Racine Cleveland Heights, Ohio primary I ONLY Moore Funeral Home Satur- dian family of 13lived. Get well JulyH · June 22, 1974 education. Emergency Squad has now NOT OPEN day, 2to4 and 7to 9p.m. cards were sent to Mrs. Grady, Dear Sir: In addi lion to this new reached $10,000 of their $13,000 Mrs. Wanda Powell and Mrs. Reading Workshop, six other 1 R t d r h I would hope thai our present Sutton Township Trustees Friday thru Sunday "Checkmate" comCs from Ura Morris. Eight members Summer '74 workshops are still goa . ecen ona IOns ave would not let petty political feuds interfere with their duties as July S-6-7 th~Arab victory cr~ in battle, been made by Brimstone and one guest were present. THE PAPER CHASE taS-jlOl Chester, elected officials. open for registration at Rio Raceways, Men's Class of the "The Kin!! is dead.· Check is Mr. Melvin Riffle, son of Roy ( Technicolor) I recently returned to my parents' home on Sutton Township Grande College. They include: Baptist Church in memory of a corruptiOn of Shan. or king. Riffle, is a surgical patieni In Show Sta rls 7 p.m. Road 1119 (Carmel Road) and found pla'ces in this road filled with The Metric System, July !-July · Marie Roush and Ethyl Smith, Grant Hospital, Columbus. deep, wide holes. 19; Introduction to the Charles Boggess, J. E. Thoren, Rev. and Mrs . Howard I realize that one of the forme'r trustees, and therefore a past Secondary Reading Program, Jr., Mr. and M~s. David Roush Shiveley and family spent political foe, lives on this roadi but there are also many other July 8-July · 19; Writing in memory of Marie Roush, three days recently in citizens who travel the road, some of them perhaps the very ones Behavioral Objectives, July 22- Mr. and Mrs . John Fisher, Jr. Wilmington visiting friends who elected . o ur · present trustees. · Aug. 9; Career Educator, July, in memory of Marie Roush, and relatives. They spent a I am told the township trustees have been informed of the 22-Aug. 9; Social Studies in the Larry L. Baker, David Yost, week at Lakeside where the condition of the road but no action has been taken. TONIGHT 70's, July 22-Aug. 23, and Albert Hill, Jr., Helen Simpson West Ohio annual conference of ONLY! I for one travel this road frequently and do not appreciate Teacher-Made Learning and Sam Rairden. the United Methodist Church Aug. 12-Aug. 23. Materials, Clint Eastwood was held. Rev. Shiveley having my car damaged by the condition of the road. I urge other Registration is open up to the "HIGH PLAINS citizens who also travel the Carmel Road and feel as I do, to call received his ordination on DRIFTER" first day of each workshop. Thursday, night and was the Sutton Township Trustees and make their wishes known. PLUS I Rl Enrollment by telephone is Dixie Circle Rock Hudson , Dean Martin reappointed as co-ordinator of SCHEIDER ELECTED available. Interested educators "SHOWDOWN" the Southern Cluster for DENVER (UPI) - Stanley may call the Rio Grande lPG I Columbus with frienps. another year. Rev. Steve E. Scheider, 52, Crestline, OMITTED College Admissions Office at Spending Father's Day with Wilson and Rev. Larry Poling Mrs . Alma Cartwright, (614) 245-5353, between 9 a.m. Ohio, was elected treasurer at Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson SUN., MON., TUES. were also reappointed to the Ravenna, Mrs. Rodney Karr, and 4 p. m., Monday through the closing session of the 59th were Harry Johnson, Mr. and June 30, July 1 & 2 Southern Cluster. annual international conFriday. Middleport, and Mrs. George "NYMPH" Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Mrs. Paul Johnson and Mr. and Buchanan were guests at the . venlion of Kiwanis Clubs and Sharpnack and family of Peru, Mrs. Terry Wolford of Tuesday night meeting of the 1ST PLACE - $50.00 2ND PlACE - $25.00 Wednesday. "WITHO!JT A STITCH" BARBECUE SET Ind., spent several days with Columbus and spending American Legion Auxiliary, overnight Sunday and Monday EASTERN - The Eastern 3RD PLACE - $15.00 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drew Webster Post 39. Their Athletic Boosters will hold a Sharpnack and Sunday guests were Mrs. Eileen Cartwright NAME _ _ _ __ names were unintentionally chicken barbecue July 4th at and sons, Lionel and Eric of of Columbus were Mr. and omi tied from the account of the the high school, beginning at 11 Mrs. Gary Spires, Miss Glendale, W. Va. ADDRESS _ _ _--,-_ PHONE _ __ meeting in Wednesday's paper. a .m. Parents of children Brian Simpson of Baltimore Marabelle Sharpnack and Mr. participating in · sports are and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack ll!ld spent overnight Sunday with MAIL APPUCATION TO: ...... • JACK L1FOWLER his mother, Mrs . Chester urged to help. Proceeds will be . family who also visited Mr . Simpson. His daughter, Lisa, used to purchase equipment for and Mrs. C. W. Proffitt at 1911 MOUNT VERNON AVENUE MORE GAS IN JULY returned · home with him the junior and seninr high Portland. FINDLAY, Ohio (UPI) Monda· y after visiting her school as well as the Girls' POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. 25550 Mrs. Wilma Riggs and Mrs. grandmother. Marathon Oil Co. estimated it Athletic Association. Bessi~ Ervin spent Sunday in Miss Mary Alice .Nease of would have slightly extra Seattle, Wash., was a weekend· gasoline. available in July. DIVORCE ASKED guest of her mother, Mrs. Don Marathon forecast Wednesday Thelma Diane James , Nease. 1ts gallonage next month at 211 , Pomeroy, filed suit for divorce Mrs. Mayme Mallory is million, up 2.1 per cent from against Donald c. James, HORE HOURS: visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Kyle 1973 and-3.3 per cent over 1972. Pomeroy, in Meigs County . MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 AM-10 PM Stump in Akron. Common·Pleas Court charging · Mr . and Mrs. Will Woods of SUNDAY 10 TO PM neglect oJ duty and exjacksonville are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland and Mrs. Betty t'l--The::----:Dai:-'::'.~'-cSel-::" - ~~ Sayre. .. I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spargiu- , DEVO'II:Dro'IIIE and Lisa of Waynesvilie were -=~ SATURDAY~JUNE 29th week en~ guests of her brother- ' CHESrER L. TANNEHILL, in-law and sister, Mr. and ·Mrs """'·Ed. IWIEII.THOEIIUQI, • Dave Parry.and family. · City..... • • OF Waiq Diddle of Millard, Ky .. · Publloheddallye_.SaE'£111e Ohio Valley PubiJahlnc ' 111 CKY WEST VIRGINIA GAS CO. Ova1 D1'ddl.e oI Anti qu1'ty an d. Cow1St.,l'l>moroJ,Ohlo, . .SHEET Jerry and Aimee Wolfe of an.,.Phont,._wo.Edl-.fl-lltI ' · · AND -- -. ~USIC -, Satur da Y I 2117. Syracuse were guests .....,. """ paid 11 ...,._J,, 80 RECORDS • KENTOCKY HYDROCARBON CO. of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. Ohio. . ·--·~ Bob Johnson and friend of ' N•tlon•l •dvutilint repreaenLIUvt 8 TRACK TAPES • Bellaire spent a day with his =~Inc-,1l~4b1St.• OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS P.M. SONG BOOKS brother, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ~ .... ,Doll"!"' b y . W'hert available • cent. per weell; B)' Johnson. M- Rou~ """'" rom.- ......,. not . Mr. and Mr,s. Clyde Cross anllob~. <>oe montll, 11.11. a, mall'" · By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. PEAR DR. L;\MB - I wonder if you could give me some information on diabetes. I am a diabetic and am trying lo find foods that contain insulin, such as artichokes and lnl'eet..breads. Could you help me or tell me where to write for the information? DEAR READER .- I don't know where you got the idea, but you might as well forget about it. Insulin is a complex protein. That means It is formed by hooking together over 50 amino acids. All proteins are formed by hooking together various combinations of amino acids, just as words are formed by hooking together letters in the alphabet. The rub Is that your digestive system is designed to break down proteins into the original building blocks of amino acids. Just as the protein In milk, beef, fish, eggs and other foods Is broken down, so are any protein medicines you swallow. 11le acid pepsin juice in tht stomach starts the process. The rest Is accomplished in the small intestine as a result of enzymes from the pancreas Cardinals slap 6-l ·lQss on Met~ .. , "' . Today's are milk borne. Widespread areas of the Midwest once had cattle with brucellosis, a disease they then transmitted to humans who drank the raw, infec ted milk. Thai is only one disease that By RITA SHADE said Dan Stone as he helped his milk, can carry. Milk is good SUNBURY, Ohio (UP!) three-man crew unravel the 8(1. fooct. even for growing germs . You don't need to tell.JPe There is more to putting a hot foot balloon onto the ground. , , ~ "You just find a field someanything else about that diet:' It lOCUS place away from power lines . is far off the truth as the bit and take off," he said . "That's about raw milk indicates, it is air balloon up in the sk,y than the nice thing about flying probably a publi c hea lth pointing a wet finger into the these, you can take off from menace. Throw it away and wind . anywhere, really." save yourself the doc tor bills it "The hardest part is gettinl! It was G a.m ., the winds were could cause you. it up - and getting it down," \ ., ~ LITTLE HOCKING, OHIO A honw.towti friend. . HS-3800 48~-380() . ' ~--~-~ · · .r . SEE US: WEEKDAYS 8 TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAYS 8 TIL 5 P.M. . STATE.'ROUTE 7 ... WEST OF BELPRE, OHIO \ ' /. . . I. ' ' I .-I I. . r ~- ' '' • �' . . 2...;.11Je Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, June 28, 1974 DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB ., result a re Asnota . places ow· it ischildren required. exposed to many diseases tha t lnsu1in isn't found in·foods What's' ,.---' h~rd 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, June 28, 1974 ahou ' . t' balloonm·g • IS Sport Parade getting it up, then down Racine Social Events VY;o ''Vl• ~ 0iffie!Y/Jd • tile job?" 'BOOSTER CABLE tm '-. o. OLD TIME FIDDLIN CONTEST VELEZ RECALLED NEW YORK (UPI) - .The New Yor~ Yankees Thursday recalled infielder-outfielder Otto Velez from their Syracuse farm club in the International League. CASH PRIZES . Velez Wll hilling .310 with 13 99 Mill . I St. Ph. 992-2641 ,. I '. J ·• . <I I' weekend with her mother; Mrs. .........,. 122.00 >ear; umonlhl 111.00; Frankie Neigler and other 111'" """""· •.oo. &lboaiptlon. pri« . . I'ICllllel""""'rnme~t rela ti ves. .' ---'' -'"'--'· -----_,.~ I I ( ' one of his super per forma nces. Angels. Whitey Herzog , filling in as Zamora bailed out starler :Bill Bonh am to ea rn his fi rst major a n in te r im manage r unt il lea,.gue save as the Chicago S Ull f At"' Steve Snowden Ph . 992.7155 ' "'' u u .. ct State Farm F1re and Casualty Company ........... dl<lgonelly Williams takes O\ er nex t week, ·· Cubs defeated the Montreal said, "!wish I'd had these kind P.x pos. Bonham · raised his of ga mes when I was managing record to 6-10 as the Cubs Te xas." , Frank Robinson, who had his probl ems with Win kles. is enthused about Willia ms-although he was disappoi nted a black man still hasn't bee n )tired to ma nage <-~ big leagu e tea m . " I rank Williams nea r the to p as managers go . He's a toug h, no-nonsense type of guy who has a habit of turning things around . The highest tribute to a pla yer or a manager is to call him. a winne r . Williams is a winne r. " "My fast bail wasn't popping. When he was asked about his It hurts my performance not to own manage ri a l ambitions, pitch every four th da y.' ' he 1Co ntinued on page l I sing le. Todd Fife pitched thre e innin gs, fan ni ng everybody he faced except two he wal ked. Scott Harrison finishi ng up. fan ned four and wal ked seven . Fo r the Red legs, Rhett Milhoan walked I t, fa nned three, and John Aiker walked six and fanned 2. J ohn Smi th homered and Rand y Stewa rt singled. Rutland Ange ls 23, Mi ddleport Musta ngs 6 - For Middleport Shawn Baker, Alan King and Ch ris Bur de tt e shared the pitching while Billy Willis and Craig Bolin worked for Rutland . Hitters fo r Rutland were Craig Bolin and Shawn Eads. For Middleport Alan King had two hi ls. Rutland Reds 18, Middleport Cubs 3 - Called aft er three sna p pe d a three-game losing strea k. Montr ea l star ter and I nt e r na ti ona l L ea gu e Sf a n d1 n g~ B y Un 1t e d P ress ln tcr na t ion.l l w . I p et . g . Q,. _ Ro c hc st f' r 110 2J 62 -1 Syrnc u se ]9 76 60 0 I I . Tol edo 29 JB S33 11 1, P a wt uc k e t 21 -11 JJ9 11'.· SQil.fh w . 1. p et . g . b . Me m p his 39 75 609 R ic h mo nd J8 76 59.1 I Char l esto n ]0 ]J J 69 9' ' T idewat er ?0 <~ 2 323 18 Th ursdily 's Re sult s Pawt uc k e t at T 1d ew a t cr, pod ra in Ro ch es t e r l Ct•a r leston I R 1chr n and -1 Tol edo 3 (O nly g a m es sc h edul ed ) Conte mporary cabin e t in R~y a l W~ ln. ~l fi n1 sh on hard boa rd . 30 1 ? 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He then retired the final 12 hatters to wrap up his lOth vi ctory in 16 decisions. Ryan , pitching with four days rest, didn 't think it was r un s with a single and a double a nd roo ki e p it cher Os car IJ @ ij j ~l \[ 3. MOTOROLA 21'auasiidl CoosoleJY • Jos~ Ca rd ena l drove in two GRID- IS 42 .90 13.<2 SALE! lO CLOSE 'D EVERY ~~~~re~i ~.c~~,~~:~ ;::::~~~~~ co trimmed San Diego 4-2. Cubs 5, Expos 1 :rlh\ c.w: r ecord at 6--6 , wh ile lilmting the Padres to six hits . S:.m Diego st.artrr and loser Raild y Jonl's, 4-12, wa s litera lly dr ivl'n from lhl' IIIOUnd by a Jinl' driVt~ Ofr 3 .HR70-1 4 ,, Middleport, Ohio s ingle in Ul e first inning, Ryan John D'i\cquisto . a San Diego • hi gh school product, evened his ::~:s~~~~~ci~~~~~n~~Wil ~e~\ ~\: sa id . But it was good enough to make it a ha ppy mght for th e home runs in 65 games for the Chiefs and was recently named to the !L All .Star team. He fills the vacancy on tbe Yankee roster created when pitcher Mel Stottlemyre was placed on the disabled list. "EMPLOYE.ES' OUTING" . 8Qd Ray of CoiWllbus speqt a :!~lh~ ::S::'··r~e v:;~t~:: :: Siebert for the club lead in that tr iggered by co nsecutiv e do ubles by another ex-Red Sox, Reggie Smith, Simmons, · and ·We're a soft touch for a creme puff. · 1NVENTORY. ~ -Pomeroy, o. MIDDLEPORT ly, in ail four one-hi tters, the only hit has come in the first inning. Alex Johnson got the hit this time. Tenth Victor y Afte r Johnso n's tw o-o ut game Gi<ml!:i los ing streak . ni ng on a four-run upri sing Massey-Ferguson lawn/garden tractor 298 Second St. FOR ALL YOUR SACRED MUSIC NEEDS ga me, which r aised his record to tl -3 tied him with Sonny Found a sweet little used car? Come see us for ari Auto Loan. We've got thrifty rates. And fast, efficient service .. Dick Williams says he's going to bring in all the charts he kept his last three years in Oakland when he takes over the Angels Monday night. . He isn't rusty at all, but just in case, he's gomg to warm up by managing Sunday in a charity softball gar_ne at ~artford,_ Conn. A young fellow will manage for the other s1de. H1s name IS Casey Stengel. SPONSORm BY OF POINT PLEASANT PARK BOARil KRODEL PARK JULY 41H, 1974 3 P.M. · Angels undefeated after four games, the Pomeroy Redle gs and the Rutland Angels tied with 3-1 re cords, and the two Middleport teams at 0-4 . Pomeroy An gels 19, Pomeroy Redlegs 2 - Roger Kovalchik got his team off and running with a grand sjam homer in the first inning and Shawn Gilmore later added a triple, Todd Fife a pair of doubles and Nicky Riggs one double to make the big hitters' list. Other hitters for tile Pomeroy Angels were Scott Harrison two singles and J . R. Wamsley , Ronnie Richards and Fyan Oliver each one "Yes " Williams came right back. Harry Dalton is not only bright and personable, he is also persuasive. Generally, he gets whomever he goes alter. He had his eye on Frank Robinson, and he got him from the Dodgers two years ago. He thought Nolan Ryan would look good m a California uniform and be lured him away from the Mets the year before that. He wanted Ron Santo for third base this winter .. and nearly had him, too, until Santo, a 11>-year veteran, _killed the trade only because he preferred Chicago over Anahelffi. Dalton wanted Dick Williams and made sure he got hlffi. In his Initial phone call, it marked the first time he had spoken to ihe fqrmer Oakland manager sin~e the World Ser~es. He told Williams that Bobby Winkles was bemg let go and Wh1tey Herzog was being named interim manager. Dalton asked W1ll1ams some of his impressions about the Angels. W1l11ams told hlffi. "What's your thinking about a contract?" Dalton asked next. Number of Dollars -·williams answered that, telling Dalton the ntimber of years he wanted on his contract and the number of dollars. The two exchanged thoughts, compared philosophies. . "I'll get back to you," Dalton said. He did. There was six calls in all between the two Wednesday and shortly after nine Florida time, Dalton said: "We).! we have everything all finalized. I think we can let the press release go." "Fine," said Williams. 111'm very pleased ." Mason Drive-In AM Ryan's ca reer to go with two no-hitters last season. Ironical- , bo unced off the lefthand er s 7. 1 0 League AII .Star team despite hi s no-hill er. Wh en Ryan pitched a second no-hitter just before the game, the squads were increased so both Rya n and Willie Mays could be ad ded. . It was the fo urth one-h itt'er of the bat of Chns Arno d w lo::H.' r F.rnie Mc Anally is now 5- depnrtment. Ted Sirrunons and Joe Torre Gian ts 4, Pa dres 2 pit ching hand, forcmg hirn Hodg~s walked in the sixth drove in two r uns eac h to pace Bobby Bon cb hit a !-lingle, from the g a r ~l~. . . innm g and Clea n J ones th e Cards' hitting atwck off triple and three-run horn er to J ones ~on<.h tlnn Is ~ot co~ s~d~ followed wi th " tripl e. four Met pitchers. Starter and pa re San Francisco to victory ·crcd !jCn~us a~1 d It 1s un_ h kd~ McGloth en's fi fth co mpl ete loser Ray Sadecki, now 4-:1 , over Sc..n Di e~o, breakin g a six- he w!ll nuss Ius next turn. was kayoed in the seconU lll- Pomeroy Angels now 4-0 MEIGS THEATRE . •3.86 BAIJM'S TRUE VALUE STORE If Lynn McGlothen continues to pitch the way he has so far this season, National League batters may think there are two Bob Gibsons in the St. Th e 6-foot 2, 195-pound McGlothen beca me the winningcst pitcher in the National League Thursday night when . he won his lith ga me by fourhitting the New York Mels, 6-1. McGlothen held the Mets, U1e NL East cella r.(fwellers, to three si ngles, while striking out seven until pinch-hitter Ron Williams accepts post ·, n z· ~ .Angels Wl.th Ca lz.fior Big day in Point on 'Fourth' ,Q"'"'"fdlthc,..:: rotation. NEW YORK (UP! ) - Dick Williams beat Charlie Finley with a real old cbestnut, one that goes way back to 620 B.C. That was In Aesop's time, and if Charlie Finley ever read his fables, he should've remembered the one where the Wind and the Lo.uis Cardinals ' star ting Sun get Into this big dispute over which is stronger . They agreed the winner will be whichever is able to make a traveler take off his coat soonest. The Wind tries first , blowing and pufling with all its might, but that only makes the traveler pull his coat around him tighter. Thtn the Sun breaks put, shining brighter and brighter, and pretty soon the traveler removes his coat. · Aesop concluded that the sunshine of a kind and gentle manner will sooner prevail than all the threats and force of blustering By VITO STELLINO authority. UP! Sports Writer Dick Williams simply outlasted Charlie Finley. Even before Dick Williams Actually he only had to wait less than 90 days. That's how long accepted the job, he savored he was out of baseball. the idea of having No lan Rya n Meager Satisfaction Now he's back in as the new manager of the California Angels on l1is side . "It's better to watch him with "the best contract I've ever had," and all Finley has left is pitch on your side than to be on some meager satisfaction. . the opposite· side ," Williams Williams climbs bac~ into uniform this coming Monday night In Anaheim, Calif., and the Angels truly must be on his side said Thursday. "I know. I've because it will be Nolan Ryan 's turn to pitch. And whom do you been on the opposite side many think the opposition will be? You're right, Williams' old club-the times.' ' Now Williams will be on his Oakland A's. side. Ryan warmed up for that assignment with a nifty one-hit, 5-0 Shortly before the Angels triumph over the Texas Rangers Thursday night only a few hours met the Texas Rang ers after Williams agreed to terms with the Angels . Thursday night, Williams The New York Yankees worked all winter on getting Williams .as their manager, and failed in the end, but the Angels succeeded accepted the offer to replace in obtaining his services in less than one day. Finley helped the Bobby Winkles, who was fired Angels much more than he did the Yankees by removing the last earlier in the day. Williams won 't join th e team legal stumbling block in the path of Williams' signing. Chief architect in the Angels' acquistion of Williams was Harry until next week, but Ryan Dalton, California's forward~ooking executive vice-president showed why Williams likes him by firing a one-hit shutout to and general manager. · give the Angels a 5-0 victory . Gene Autry and Bob Reynolds, the Aogels' owners, new to Oakland Wednesday and spent eight hours with him, finally got . Ironically, Williams caused a his permission to negotiate with Williams and called Dalton at controversy last year when he left Ryan off the American two o'clock in the morning to tell him the good news. Dalton felt it was too late to call Williams, so he slept fast, awoke at five In the morning and called Williams. This wasn't as bad as it sounds because that was five o'clock Pacific time. It was eight o'clock where Williams lives in Riviera Beach, Fla. Games Monday in the local Offil!lal Permission Peewee Lea gue reco rd ed · "DlcK;tliis. is Harry Dalton," the Ange.Js' G.M. greeted victories by Rutland Reds, Williams over the phone. "I'm calling you to tell you we've 18-3 over the Middlepor t Cubs, received official permission from Charlie Finley to talk to you Rutland Ange ls 23.j} over the about the possibility of managing the Angels ballclub." Middleport Mustangs, and "Is tliat right?" said Williams. Pomeroy Angels 19-2 over the "Yes Gene Auiry'and Bob Reynolds got the permission from Pomeroy Redlegs. Finley iate 18st night. Are you interested in talking to us about The action left the Pomeroy Ohio news I By Chris Turkel UPI Sports Writer By MO...TON RICHMAN UP! Sports Editor and mtestmal wall . What ge ls have·trouble wi th arthritis and a good 7 m.p.. h , the skies· times a week during the through the intestinal wa il into my husband has trouble with barely pink _ and Dan had summer season for air shows the hody then is just the his arteries. Just wondered by chosen an unused cemetery at the Kings Island amusement building blocks and th ese are ea ting all fres h food and raw park near Cincinnati. A area for a launching site.· ail the same whether they milk whether it reall y would "No, this isn't an 0111en," he licensed pilot, he also teaches come from meat, milk, wheat improve your arteries. · said reassuringly . ''There students how to operate the 50(). DEAR READER - In a or other sources. This is j ust aren't any hazards, except pqund rigs. like breaking down a lot of word "GHASTLY." Raw milk power lines. You can't fly in "I finally relaxed and unwords. The letter "a" is the went out with the dark ages. high winds or rain or when the clenched the rim of the basket. we do hav e same "a" whether i t comes Happily sun is up. The thermal heat Satisfiedthatthebasketdidnot pasteurized milk and in most from one word or another makes the balloon go up and rock like the seat of a stopped , word . down and too hard to control." ferris-wheel, I gazed at the So, insulin has to be given by Dan gave the _signal for the treetops, the sunrise - and injection . This way the protein crew to start two high- that mammoth red balloon avoids being broken down by powered, room-size fans set up above that kept us afloat. digestion into common building on either side of the bottom rim " Don't worry," Dan laughed. PT. PLEASANT _ Ad - the Park Committee for the familiar rout e through other events. blocks. The insulin can then be of the red balloon . "Even if a bird punctured a In the evening a _square active in the body. Digested ditional attractions have been city, spnsoring the day 's ac- downtown Point Pleasant. Preparations Important hole in it, it wouldn't collapse." AI noon in Krodel Park, dance exh1b11J0n Will be insulin is just a collection of planned for the Fourth vf July tivities, said there will be free Within minutes, the deflated He pulled a rope and a gientertainment throughout the concession stands will be open followed by more gospel balloon began to take· shape. gantlc split In the balloon opendisconnected amino acids and celebration here. The holiday will open with a day of interes t to all ages. including an ox roast, canoe singing. Then , a pubhc , Dan walked inside the pulfedup ed to Ietsome of the bot air out. has no effect on diabetes or the Memorial Service at Tu-EndieBeginning with a memorial races. national guard smgalong w1ll precede balloon to re-check the control blood sugar. "We're going to start coming DEAR DR. LAMB - I sent Wei Park to be followed by a service at Tu-Endie-Wei Park demonstrations of various fireworks over the lake con- ropes to the top hatch and down," he said. "Whatever you for a bood advertised in the parade at !0:30a.m. Beginning and followe d with gospel equipmen t, old-time fiddling eluding the day '~ activitie~ . manueverin·g vent. do , just hang on when we land, Farmer's Almanac titled at 2 p.m. "Mona and the singing by the Sargent Family contests , ":a te~ ski show, . Fowler and his committee The next several minutes or else the balloon will start up "Stale Food Vs. Fresh Food" Country Mods" will provide on the post offi ce steps. The horseshoe p1tc hmg and frog mv1tes the pubhe to help bnng were hectic. again. Now stand up and trade and was really shocked at entertainment at Krodel Park . parade , under the di rec tion of jumping contests, country and back the old-fashiOned sp1nt of He grabbed a six-foot seats with me so I can get a Jack Fowler chairman of · Charlie Wood, will foll ow the western entertainment and a community celebration of th~ propane torch and stuck it into better look at a lan<llng place." some of the things they said ' · Fourth. He said it is hoped th1s the center of the balloon to were bad for your arteries, like Rough Lauding nour and cereals and ham and start can be continued each warm the air. Within seconds, 'lie spotted a good-sized bacon and _you should drink the 8().foot balloon Stiffened clearing bordering a country ---;::;;;:;:P;;;n-:;;:eTc:;;d-:-T-;;-e;:;;,:;;;;~:--1 Y~~~ proceeds from the day 's and began to jump from the road. He alternately opened raw milk. Is there any truth in I _ than 300 words long (or be subject to reduction by the I events will go toward ground despite the weight of themanueveringventtoletout a diet like that, and wouldn't you get some other disease II editor) and must be signed with t.he s1goee •s address. 1 I renovation of Krodel Park. the crewmen. He doused the the air and gave the balloon torch and we scurried into the blasts of fire to guide the drinking raw milk' Would like I Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on I basket as the final anchor descent to the farm field. The your opinion on this diet as I 1I request, names will be disclosed. Letters should be In good 1 ~kShOtfJS ropes were untied. . . closer the ground approached, Mrs. Francis Morris taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. 1 th ·k D aru'pulsted A picnic preceded the I . "Let her go," Dan yelled as e qu1c er an m .MEETING CHANGED meeting of the Booster Sunday £l _.,h.(,. 1 he pulled the cord to the pro- the cords. MASON, W. Va. - The W. C. Ramey dies School Class at the First I 1 pane burner above his headAbout 30 feet from ·the regular meeUng of the Mason William Charles Ramey, 80,' I ~.~.. • • 1 centered in the rim. of the ground, Dan yelled: Baptist Church . Friday Senior Citizens will be held Rt. 1, Ewing ton, died at 2:55 1 • • • 1 I Ct balloon to release blasts of · "Hang on- it's going to be a. evening, June 21. Mrs. MarMonday rather than Thursday a.m. Thursday, at his 1 fire to beat the air. rough landing. "We're coming jorie Grinun was the leader of I next week due to the Fourth of residence after an extended the program which opened I 1 RIO GRANDE Dr. HerWe floated to about 250 feet, down quick." July holiday. A potluck dinner illness . with the singing of "Sweet ' man L. Koby, executive vice although Dan has had the The basket hit the ground will be enjoyed. A quilt made Few things more nauseatmg president at Rio Grande balloon as high as 5,000 feet. andbounced.threetimesbefore Hew as bvrn in Inez, Ky. , Jan Hour of Prayer'.' followed by by the group is on display at the Pomeroy, Ohio College, today announced the The only noise was the frequent tipping ·over sideways. Dan, Shopper's Mart here. If in- 12, 1894, son of the late pow and scripture reading of Matt. 6:1Rhoda Stepp Ramey . He was a 15. Readings by members June25, 1974 addition of . one additional blasts of fire to keep the braced in the basket, was terested, inquire at the Mart. retired coal miner of 45 years. included "Forgiving Lik.e Dear Mr. Editor : Summer '74 Teacher Workshop balloon at a steady height. sliding on his stomach In the I can think of only a few things more nauseating than the at Rio Grande College , He was married to the late Christ" by Grella Simpson. The cows and horses In the knee-high grass, swiftly pulling Armithia Harper , who "My Bible and I" by Dorothy present state of Pomeroy's water system . On good days the scheduled for July 1-5. fieldsbelowscatteredtothe far a rope to collapse the top hatch CLOSING ON FOURTH water is lousy. On bad days (tis undrinkable. preceded him in death Aug. 16, Badgley; " Are You The Summer Workshop corners of the pastures as we of the balloon. The toppled rig The Holzer Medical Center In a recent experiment, I place!f 4 inches of Pomeroy's tap program for elementary and . glided over-head. 1970. Discouraged" by Helen skidded through the wet field Clinic will be closed Thursday, water in a tumbler which had a white lining. Next, I placed a secondary teachers, partially Surviving are four sons, Simpson; "No Time for God" Dan checked the altitude with the wind for about 20 July 4. In case of an small piece of pencil lead about an eighth of an inch long in the emergency, physicians of the Grover, Ewington, Lee, by Marie Roy; "It's Allin the water. I was surprised to see that the piece of lead was barely funded by the Martha Holden gauges as we passed over four yards before stopping . Breathless, Dan crawled out Holzer Medical Center Clinic Pomeroy, W. C. Ramey, Jr., Attitude" by Vera Beegle ; visible through only four inches of water against a white Jennings Foundation, is miles of patchwork fields and Ewlngton, Noah Ramey, "Don't Grieve the Preacher" available to educators at $15 mist~overed lakes. He spotted of the basket and over the pile staff wUl be on duty in the background! Concord, Mich.; three by Caroline Miller; "Think per credit hour. The new the ground crew, which was of puffy red nylon. Emergency Roam (Phone 446What I tried to prove with my experiment is that if Reading Workshop for pre- visually tracking us for a landdaughters, Mrs . Christine Before Reacting" by Grella "Nothing like it in the whole 5201) of the Holzer Medical Pomeroy's water is not unsafe, it certainly seems that way. Let's reading skills is worth one ing . Hawks, Vinton, Mrs. Kathrine Simpson ; "Worth Repeating;; world," he said after the 20 Center to handle emergency face it, nobody likes to have that unclean looldng muck for credit hour. Hatfield, Delbarton, W. Va . by Edna Pickens; "Let Us · _ _§e,eejlofWlnd minute Oight. e&lle.! only. Holzer Medical Audrey Justice, Love One Another" by Dorothy drinking water. Are we, the citizens of Pomeroy, so desperate The eight basic pre-reading "You can't control the direcCenter Clinic will resume Mrs. that we consume this sediment laden sewage without even skills will be defined and lion, only the altitute," Dan exColumbus; 39 grandchildren Badgley. There was a normal operations Friday and 55 great-grandchildren. discussion as to things hap- thinking about its cleanliness' contexts for the im- plained. "Notice that you don't morning, July 5. . . Isn 't there anything that can be done about this water to plementation of the skills will feel a breeze? That's 'cause Two brothers preceded him . pening, leading to end of time. Fri., Sal:, Sun . in death. Other readings were make it look, smell and taste better ? be presented. Transition into you travel the same speed as June 28-29-30 I hope someone connected with the water system responds to the formal reading in- the wind." Funeral services will be "Wonders of Prayer", "Trials ' THE LAUGHING Sunday at 1 p.m., at Deer that Lead to Triumph", "The this letter, to clear things up. It's bad when you take a bath and structional program will be POLICEMAN Dan, 28, from Springfield, Walter Matthau Creek Freewill Baptist Church Whole Life Must Pray", the water is brown before you get into it. sublined and will be individual takes to the skies at least live Bruce Cern Name Withheld on Request. and small group oriented. with Rev. L. Wilson officiating. "Thank God for You". In the (RI Snarl Proof Burial will follow in Vinton business session a letter from This workshop is defined Colorcartoons Reg. s~.69 Memorial Park Cemetery . Barone was read and talked of Trustees urged to do their duty specifically for teachers in STANDS AT$10,000 Friends may call at the McCoy- living in hogans, how the InMonday thru Thursday and remedial RACINE - The Racine Cleveland Heights, Ohio primary I ONLY Moore Funeral Home Satur- dian family of 13lived. Get well JulyH · June 22, 1974 education. Emergency Squad has now NOT OPEN day, 2to4 and 7to 9p.m. cards were sent to Mrs. Grady, Dear Sir: In addi lion to this new reached $10,000 of their $13,000 Mrs. Wanda Powell and Mrs. Reading Workshop, six other 1 R t d r h I would hope thai our present Sutton Township Trustees Friday thru Sunday "Checkmate" comCs from Ura Morris. Eight members Summer '74 workshops are still goa . ecen ona IOns ave would not let petty political feuds interfere with their duties as July S-6-7 th~Arab victory cr~ in battle, been made by Brimstone and one guest were present. THE PAPER CHASE taS-jlOl Chester, elected officials. open for registration at Rio Raceways, Men's Class of the "The Kin!! is dead.· Check is Mr. Melvin Riffle, son of Roy ( Technicolor) I recently returned to my parents' home on Sutton Township Grande College. They include: Baptist Church in memory of a corruptiOn of Shan. or king. Riffle, is a surgical patieni In Show Sta rls 7 p.m. Road 1119 (Carmel Road) and found pla'ces in this road filled with The Metric System, July !-July · Marie Roush and Ethyl Smith, Grant Hospital, Columbus. deep, wide holes. 19; Introduction to the Charles Boggess, J. E. Thoren, Rev. and Mrs . Howard I realize that one of the forme'r trustees, and therefore a past Secondary Reading Program, Jr., Mr. and M~s. David Roush Shiveley and family spent political foe, lives on this roadi but there are also many other July 8-July · 19; Writing in memory of Marie Roush, three days recently in citizens who travel the road, some of them perhaps the very ones Behavioral Objectives, July 22- Mr. and Mrs . John Fisher, Jr. Wilmington visiting friends who elected . o ur · present trustees. · Aug. 9; Career Educator, July, in memory of Marie Roush, and relatives. They spent a I am told the township trustees have been informed of the 22-Aug. 9; Social Studies in the Larry L. Baker, David Yost, week at Lakeside where the condition of the road but no action has been taken. TONIGHT 70's, July 22-Aug. 23, and Albert Hill, Jr., Helen Simpson West Ohio annual conference of ONLY! I for one travel this road frequently and do not appreciate Teacher-Made Learning and Sam Rairden. the United Methodist Church Aug. 12-Aug. 23. Materials, Clint Eastwood was held. Rev. Shiveley having my car damaged by the condition of the road. I urge other Registration is open up to the "HIGH PLAINS citizens who also travel the Carmel Road and feel as I do, to call received his ordination on DRIFTER" first day of each workshop. Thursday, night and was the Sutton Township Trustees and make their wishes known. PLUS I Rl Enrollment by telephone is Dixie Circle Rock Hudson , Dean Martin reappointed as co-ordinator of SCHEIDER ELECTED available. Interested educators "SHOWDOWN" the Southern Cluster for DENVER (UPI) - Stanley may call the Rio Grande lPG I Columbus with frienps. another year. Rev. Steve E. Scheider, 52, Crestline, OMITTED College Admissions Office at Spending Father's Day with Wilson and Rev. Larry Poling Mrs . Alma Cartwright, (614) 245-5353, between 9 a.m. Ohio, was elected treasurer at Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Johnson SUN., MON., TUES. were also reappointed to the Ravenna, Mrs. Rodney Karr, and 4 p. m., Monday through the closing session of the 59th were Harry Johnson, Mr. and June 30, July 1 & 2 Southern Cluster. annual international conFriday. Middleport, and Mrs. George "NYMPH" Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Mrs. Paul Johnson and Mr. and Buchanan were guests at the . venlion of Kiwanis Clubs and Sharpnack and family of Peru, Mrs. Terry Wolford of Tuesday night meeting of the 1ST PLACE - $50.00 2ND PlACE - $25.00 Wednesday. "WITHO!JT A STITCH" BARBECUE SET Ind., spent several days with Columbus and spending American Legion Auxiliary, overnight Sunday and Monday EASTERN - The Eastern 3RD PLACE - $15.00 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Drew Webster Post 39. Their Athletic Boosters will hold a Sharpnack and Sunday guests were Mrs. Eileen Cartwright NAME _ _ _ __ names were unintentionally chicken barbecue July 4th at and sons, Lionel and Eric of of Columbus were Mr. and omi tied from the account of the the high school, beginning at 11 Mrs. Gary Spires, Miss Glendale, W. Va. ADDRESS _ _ _--,-_ PHONE _ __ meeting in Wednesday's paper. a .m. Parents of children Brian Simpson of Baltimore Marabelle Sharpnack and Mr. participating in · sports are and Mrs. Jack Sharpnack ll!ld spent overnight Sunday with MAIL APPUCATION TO: ...... • JACK L1FOWLER his mother, Mrs . Chester urged to help. Proceeds will be . family who also visited Mr . Simpson. His daughter, Lisa, used to purchase equipment for and Mrs. C. W. Proffitt at 1911 MOUNT VERNON AVENUE MORE GAS IN JULY returned · home with him the junior and seninr high Portland. FINDLAY, Ohio (UPI) Monda· y after visiting her school as well as the Girls' POINT PLEASANT. W. VA. 25550 Mrs. Wilma Riggs and Mrs. grandmother. Marathon Oil Co. estimated it Athletic Association. Bessi~ Ervin spent Sunday in Miss Mary Alice .Nease of would have slightly extra Seattle, Wash., was a weekend· gasoline. available in July. DIVORCE ASKED guest of her mother, Mrs. Don Marathon forecast Wednesday Thelma Diane James , Nease. 1ts gallonage next month at 211 , Pomeroy, filed suit for divorce Mrs. Mayme Mallory is million, up 2.1 per cent from against Donald c. James, HORE HOURS: visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Kyle 1973 and-3.3 per cent over 1972. Pomeroy, in Meigs County . MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 AM-10 PM Stump in Akron. Common·Pleas Court charging · Mr . and Mrs. Will Woods of SUNDAY 10 TO PM neglect oJ duty and exjacksonville are spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland and Mrs. Betty t'l--The::----:Dai:-'::'.~'-cSel-::" - ~~ Sayre. .. I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Spargiu- , DEVO'II:Dro'IIIE and Lisa of Waynesvilie were -=~ SATURDAY~JUNE 29th week en~ guests of her brother- ' CHESrER L. TANNEHILL, in-law and sister, Mr. and ·Mrs """'·Ed. IWIEII.THOEIIUQI, • Dave Parry.and family. · City..... • • OF Waiq Diddle of Millard, Ky .. · Publloheddallye_.SaE'£111e Ohio Valley PubiJahlnc ' 111 CKY WEST VIRGINIA GAS CO. Ova1 D1'ddl.e oI Anti qu1'ty an d. Cow1St.,l'l>moroJ,Ohlo, . .SHEET Jerry and Aimee Wolfe of an.,.Phont,._wo.Edl-.fl-lltI ' · · AND -- -. ~USIC -, Satur da Y I 2117. Syracuse were guests .....,. """ paid 11 ...,._J,, 80 RECORDS • KENTOCKY HYDROCARBON CO. of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. Ohio. . ·--·~ Bob Johnson and friend of ' N•tlon•l •dvutilint repreaenLIUvt 8 TRACK TAPES • Bellaire spent a day with his =~Inc-,1l~4b1St.• OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS P.M. SONG BOOKS brother, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ~ .... ,Doll"!"' b y . W'hert available • cent. per weell; B)' Johnson. M- Rou~ """'" rom.- ......,. not . Mr. and Mr,s. Clyde Cross anllob~. <>oe montll, 11.11. a, mall'" · By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. PEAR DR. L;\MB - I wonder if you could give me some information on diabetes. I am a diabetic and am trying lo find foods that contain insulin, such as artichokes and lnl'eet..breads. Could you help me or tell me where to write for the information? DEAR READER .- I don't know where you got the idea, but you might as well forget about it. Insulin is a complex protein. That means It is formed by hooking together over 50 amino acids. All proteins are formed by hooking together various combinations of amino acids, just as words are formed by hooking together letters in the alphabet. The rub Is that your digestive system is designed to break down proteins into the original building blocks of amino acids. Just as the protein In milk, beef, fish, eggs and other foods Is broken down, so are any protein medicines you swallow. 11le acid pepsin juice in tht stomach starts the process. The rest Is accomplished in the small intestine as a result of enzymes from the pancreas Cardinals slap 6-l ·lQss on Met~ .. , "' . Today's are milk borne. Widespread areas of the Midwest once had cattle with brucellosis, a disease they then transmitted to humans who drank the raw, infec ted milk. Thai is only one disease that By RITA SHADE said Dan Stone as he helped his milk, can carry. Milk is good SUNBURY, Ohio (UP!) three-man crew unravel the 8(1. fooct. even for growing germs . You don't need to tell.JPe There is more to putting a hot foot balloon onto the ground. , , ~ "You just find a field someanything else about that diet:' It lOCUS place away from power lines . is far off the truth as the bit and take off," he said . "That's about raw milk indicates, it is air balloon up in the sk,y than the nice thing about flying probably a publi c hea lth pointing a wet finger into the these, you can take off from menace. Throw it away and wind . anywhere, really." save yourself the doc tor bills it "The hardest part is gettinl! It was G a.m ., the winds were could cause you. it up - and getting it down," \ ., ~ LITTLE HOCKING, OHIO A honw.towti friend. . HS-3800 48~-380() . ' ~--~-~ · · .r . SEE US: WEEKDAYS 8 TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAYS 8 TIL 5 P.M. . STATE.'ROUTE 7 ... WEST OF BELPRE, OHIO \ ' /. . . I. ' ' I .-I I. . r ~- ' '' • �--- ,. $-The tiiUy Sentwl, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday, June 28, t974 4- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, June28, 1974 :·: ·Reds ._capture third siraight victory ' ATLANTA (UP!) - When Cincmnati and Atlanta played IJI Cincinnati last week, the Reds' Dave ConcepciOn had a miserable tune, ' His bat was unpotent as Braves catcher Johnny Oates had the Atlanta hurlers miXIng their pitches. ' "They threw me everythmg- curve balls, changeups, sliders, " Concepcion said after Thursday night's game. "So, when I walked up to the plate I say to the catcher, he has me oh for game-wmnmg h1t m a 6-3 Cmcmnah victory over the Braves. "He didn't say nothmg," Concepcton, a wirey Venezuelan, said . "But Niekro threw me a good knuckleUall- I was lucky to h1t 11 " Clay K1rby surv1ved a rugged first mrung and held on for h1s s1xth wm of the year agamst four los.,es He was asked If the fact that the start of the game was delayed more than an hour caused h1s firstinning problems " I thmk 1t d1d," Kirby rephed " I thmk I lost a little rhythm. I had to warm up tw1ce and the second t1111e I riiShed 11 a little bit When I got out there they were h1ttmg the hall sohdly." Rowland O!hce smgled, Darrell !':vans doubled and both scored on M1ke Lum 's smgle. After Dusty Baker walked, Da Je .Johnson drove m Lum w1th a s1ngle to put the Braves on top , 3-2 Kirby pitched out of the Jam by gcttmg Oates to stnke out and Craig Robinson on a fly ball. From that pmnt unlll the fmal 1nnmg Kirby was m command He gave up a smgle to Johnson m the mnth and had a two-hal!' count on <Ydtes when Pedro Borbon came m to save the game Borbon completed the walk to Oates, but ended the game by gettmg pmch-lutter Frank Tepedmo on a double play and sinking out Marty Perez. Ma1or League Stand.ngs By Umled Press lnternat•onal Nat•onal League East w 5 1 LOU IS Philadelphia Mon1real Ch 1cago P,rltsburgh New York 38 38 33 29 29 29 West I. pet 33 34 31 39 ~0 ~2 535 g 1:1 528 5 08 426 420 408 I(~ 2 71h. 8 9 w 1 pel g b LosAng ele s •~ 24 671 Cmc1nnatr 42 29 592 6 At lanta 40 33 548 9 Houston 36 37 , 493 13 San FranCISCO 3<1 42 447 J6lh. San Drego 33 45 423 l8 1f1 Thur sday's Results Ch 1cago 5 Montreal d St loUis 6 New York 1 C1ncrnnat1 6 Atlanta J San Fran 4 San Drego 2 (Only games scheduled ) Todays probable pitchers (All t1mes EDTJ Chrcago <Todd 1 0 and Fra il 1ng 56) at Montreal (Tor rez 7 5 and Bla1r I l ), 2, 6OS p m Crncrnnatr ( Gu l l ett 7 5 and Ne lson (~ 4) at Atlanta (Capra a 2 and Harnson 6 8 ), 2, 6 OS pm St Lou rs (Curtrs 4 ]) at New York (Stone 3 5) , 8 OS p m Philadelphia (S chu el er 4 ~~at Prttsburgh ( Brett 9 4) , a 05 pm Houston (Osteen 6 7) at San Drego (Fr e1sl eben 6 3), 10 p m Los Angele s Uohn 10 2) at San FranciSCO (Bryant 2 9), 11 pm Saturday 's Games St Lou (s at N ew York Los Angeles at San Fran Ch1cago at Montr eal, nrQhf Phlla at Prttsburgh, n rght Hayes to be released today Crncr at Atlanta, n ight Houston at Sa n Dr ego, n rghl Amencan league East w I. pet Boston 40 JO 571 Clevel and 36 JJ 522 Detrort )6 ) d 5 14 Ba!trmore 36 34 5 14 Milwaukee )4 J J 507 New York 35 37 4a6 West w. I pet. g b 3 111 4 4 41h. 6 9 b •o 33 548 alLUMBUS (UPI) - OhiO ·Slate University football coach Woody Hayes was to be released today from Umvers1ty Hos· p1tal where he has been confined since suffermg a heart attack June 6 a! his home. Hayes, 61, chatted 15 mmutes Thursday w1th local photographers, the f1rst time he had been up and around Dayton roofers do rare hunting feat s1nce he was hospitalized. H1s jacket hung loosely him and his sleeves came down on his hands, indicating the veteran coach had lost a considerable amount of weight. He said his doctors were "the coach and quarterback of the team" and he would have to do what they said. He was expected to ~;~~ ate for six weeks before back into his coaching job. He stood during the 15 utes he visited with photographers. His only other VISitor, outSide of his family, was comedian Bob Hope who dropped in Monday when he was here for a charity golf exhibition He S81d he suffered chest pains JWIC 5, but didn't go to the hospital until the next morning. He sa1d he was feeling 'really great." He had been a pa lien! in the intensive care unit. DAYTON, Ohio - Don and second on the all-time archery ~~~~~sC1ty j~ j~ ~gg j:;~ Jerry Click, CO-<lwners of a books lor mulies, while the about 20." Chrcago 34 3.1 sao 3% roofing business and avid bow- smaller ties for fifth. The ConcepciOn was sm1hng Mrnnesota 30 40 429 a•;., h · Ca11for nra 31 4.1 413 10 unters,d1dwhatmosthunters current top mule deer Fer broadly. and he had every Thursday's Results would call the near-Impossible taken w1th a bow scored 197 reason to smile. He hit Phil Cleveland 2 Boston 1 ins Mdwaukee 5 Delro't 1 t AugiiSt while hunting mule pomts and was also taken last Niekro's knuckleball out of the Kansas City 5 Oakland 4 deer m Colorado . fall . park for a three.,.un homer , the M 1nn eso t a 6 Chicago 3 The pair, hunting With Gene The Cl1cks use recurve huntCal rfor-n ra S Te xas 0 !Only games schedu led I Mass1eof Drexal, Ohto, bagged ing bows, aluminum arrows Todf~~ 1 P;,O,:::~~~g·;~hers two trophy mule deer bucks and three and four-bladed New York (T1drow s n a t • large enough to make Pope & hunting broadheads. The bows ~~trmore (McNally 6 61 , 7 30 Young's all-time record book. range between 55 and 62 Bo ston (Wrse 3 2 ) at Cleve And they did 1t within 10 min- pounds pull at full draw. 3 la~~~~a~~';'r'(~r~~~h~ 2f 1mat utes , and 100 yards, of one Detrort {LaGrow 57) , a p m another. (D~~~=~f ~ 0 1] ~~ ~;~s~s C•IY Both kills required only One Mrnnesota (Butler 2 21 at arrow each, and both deer 12 01, 9 P m By ROBERT MUSEL flat forehand and overhead Thursday, Borg repeated he IS Chocago I Wood Texa s (C l yde 3 <I ) at Cal 1 were shot while bedded as the ••..u STILL UNBEATEN WIMBLEDON, England smash w1th which the mentally and physically tired fornra (Hassler 1 1) , 11 p m men hunted afoot Ulrough Saturday's Games scrub tllllber WASHINGTON (UPI)NaAdda'lWe, the only unbeaten (UP!) - There were few Australian had troubled Miss Borg sa1d he 1s m the tour!~~::';sg;.c~r'ce~~c"a~o The Clicks~nd Massie for the tiona! Football League players, U,am in the Ohw Valley Little flashes of teMIS brilliance to Evert the mght before and the nament to win, but thinks it will M rlwaukee at Detroit past ftve year" have vowmg ' 'no freedom - no League, was pressed hard lighten the gloom of the 23,500 Amencan teenager needed be d1fficult because he fmds his ~::.:~r-~:;,,~·~:.~;""' bowhunted parts of" the Un- football," today geared for a Thursday night before spectators at rainy Wimbledon only seven minutes to advance concentratiOn gomg after the atKan C1 ty . n1ght compahgre National Forest strike that could force canrecordmg its eighth straight oak land Thursday, but second-seeded to the fmal J2 women, ~ . ~'t; f1rst set just east of Grand Junction' cellation of exhibition games. d1amond victory, 2-0 over Chris Evert of Ft. Lauderdale, 11-9. " I'm gomg to fmd a sunny Colo. The trip out and back ~ A spokesman for the players Bidwell. Fla., proVIded seven rrunutes ChriS was in devastatmg beach and JUst he there," he of top-flight play to defeat Aus· form She broke serv1ce to 10.9 said of his future plans made m a three-quarter ton sa1d the strike w?uld b~gin Stev~ Russell was the wintruck , and no guide is used. Monday, but no p1cket lines rung pitcher. tralla's Lesley Hunt. and served out the match at Miss Evert and Borg are In other loop games, .CenDon's buck was the largest, would be set up until two days After the epic two hours and love both commg off champ10nsh1p 40 mmutes Evert-Hunt "It's the closest match I've Vlctones m the ltahan and scoring a bit over 193 Boone & later. re_rvllle edged Green, 10-8, and Negotiations between Rio Grande bombed Salem, ISstruggle Wednesday mght ever played," Chris said. Crockett points. Brother French Opens. which was halted by darkness There was one curiOSity for Jerry's deer totalled jiiSt better players and club owners have 5 The Vinton-Cheshire game than 186 points. Each was broken off With no signs they was postponed due to wet with the score 9-9 in the third which she had no ready exThe M·M SI<>-Pltch League mghts of regular season play scored by Merrill Gilfillan of will resume in lime to avert the grounds set, the last two games today planation. The crowd was for play 1s near the close of 1ts first remam with postponed games Mt. Gilead, an official scorer strike. were· anticllmahc . All the M1ssHunt as 11 had been for the half th1s week w1th the Fruth to be re-scheduled. steam semed to have left the I Australian when they played m for Boone & Crockett. Picket signs were being (Continued from page 3) &ores th1s week: · LDallas last Winter. Not to have RobUISon sa1d he wasn't diSap- Pharmacy team of Pt. The larger deer places distnbuted to players m all 25 BEAUTIFUL J1m's Campers 10, Double R league cities along with T. ---crowd support IS a fa1rly new pomted about being passed Pleasant m the lead w1 th a shirts featuring a brawny exper1ence for 19-year-old over. "To be disappointed, you record of II-I and Hart's Used 9 Five Pomts 16, B1ll's 10 clenched fist and the players' ChriS have to know that you're Cars of New Haven JUst a half Moose 7, Double R 6 strike slogan· "No Freedom Tbe only other match to be considered for the JOb. But it's game behmd at ll-2. Two SUCCESS STORtES completed Jim 's Campers 7, Hart's 6 No Football." before ram agam too bad about a black not F1ve Points 15, American halted the W1111bledon program gettmg a job yet. It seems like Rookies and free agents Leg10n 0 "They Overcame don 't become ellg.ible for was more a subJect for when a spot opens up , a black Colors for any Decor. Fruth's II, B1ll's 10, 8 in· Hearing Loss" membership in the players' psychologists than sports wn- man isn't considered. They mngs ters . union until the regular season g1ve it to someone who's Royal Crown 9, Local 430 5 begins. Therefore, they can Bjorn Borg, the Swedish Itl- already had two or three Double R 9, Hogg & Zuspan 8 Free Booklet es pec1a lly year-<Jld fifth seed, had to have shots." MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!)- reportiftheywish to preseason 59 N. Second St. prep£Jred to encourage a pollee escort to keep his Peoples Bank 6, Moose 2 Steve Sail of Wadsworth shot traming camps beginning July Middleport, 0. In the other games, MinAmerrc£Jns of all ages who clothes from bemg torn from Hart's 8, F1ve Pmnts 7 eight under par golf for 28 holes 3. nesota downed Chicago 6-3, suffer from uncorrected or Fruth 14, Hogg and Zuspan I Thursday to become the favor- . Should enough of them his back by an army of Milwaukee beat DetrOit 1>-1, untr-eated hear ing loss to Moose 5 Jim's 4 seek help screeching teen and sub- Cleveland edged Boston 2-1 and 1te in today's windup at the 16th report, the NFL clubs could Five Points 4, Hogg teenagers. and annual Mid-American Junior held teams to play •. e1r Kansas City mpped Oakland 1>Well known celebrlttes from Zuspan 3, 9 mnmgs Borg played Ross Case of Tournament: ' preseason schedules, _!llthough 4. all walks of life tell the![ Hart's 9, Blll'sr 4 Australia 3-6, 6-I, ~. 7-li m Sail lost only one hole as his ~!thou! any established stars personal ston es of trwmph In the National League, Fruth 15, American Leg1on 2 putting game tightened up m the line-up. However, a another match carried over Ch1cago edged Montreal 5-4, St m thetr fields because they SYRACUSE - The Syracuse overcame their hearmg Royal Crown 7, Moose 2 from Wednesday night, when Lou1s beat New York 6-1, Astros stayed atop the Racme Thursday. He eliminated Dar- boycott by a substantial 1mpa1rment &hedule for makeup games ryl Spelich of Warren 2 and 1 segment of the draftees and the Swede threatened to leave Cincmnati edged Atlanta 5-J Liltle League action this week the court unless play was and San Franc1sco topped San w1th a perfect 7-0 .record by (four to have been made up in the morning round'and the~ other newcomers could vir·· called because of the poor D1ego 4-2. wallopmg the Racme B team Thursday mght): easily ousted h1gh school team- tually cancel the exhibition July Come m Wnte ., Phone light. Play started Thursday at 1-6 p m., H&Z vs 17-0 and their crosstown nvals, mate Chris S~esky, 8 and 7. games, costing the owners not Twins 6, White Sox 3 fo, you' FREE COPY 1-4 m the fourth 5l!l. Peoples; 7 p. m , Local 430 vs. Syracuse B, 21-0. In advancing to last day play only revenues from the gate Rod Carew IS contmumg his Wednesday night Borg asked H&Z; 8 p. m. RC vs. Hart's, Racme B 1s wmless this in h1s fourth Mid-Am Junior but televiSion and radio money bid to become baseball's f1rst WilliamS. D1les that the nwtch be postponed .400 hitter m over three season, Syracuse B is I~ and 9 p m. DoubleR vs. Fruth . championship flight com- as well. Diles Heanng Aid Center July 2- (Startmg at 6 p. m petition, the 111-year-old carded w1th a score 1-3 m the fourth Astros vs. Racme B - John The players are seeking R1~rs1de Professional Bldg. set, but was forced to play decades He collected two and m order above on the hour) seven birdies two bogeys and freedom to sign with any team Williams, Dave Nance, John singles and a tnple m f1ve 444 W Union St , Athens another game m the dim light. times at bat to boost his DaviS and Terry McNickle Fruth vs Five Points, H&Z vs. two pars. He ;wept the last four upon expiration of a contract, He responded angnly by average to an even .400 as the tr1pled and Williams added one Hart's, RC vs . Peoples and holes to shut out Siesky on the the abolition of the "RozeUe PHONE: purposely smashmg a couple of Twms downed the White Sox. double and McNickle two J1m 's vs. H&Z. ilth. rule" which allows NFL Comshots mto the stands. July 3 Hart's vs. Fruth, doubles in a 11>-hit attack. Jack missioner Pete Rozelle to "I've been driving well and Carew's average was up to 402 After pulling out the fourth before he grounded out m his Duffy went all the way, fanning American Leg10n vs RC, today I started putting well," arbitrate compensation in set for the match victory last tnp to the plate, 8, walking thr,ee, hitting one Peoples vs. Local 430 'and Sail said after the all- cases of players quitting one batrer, and allowing just one Double R vs. Local 430. Wadsworth round. "I birdied team to play for another, and a Brewers 5, Tigers 1 Rnva 1 July 4 Peoples vs Amer. hit, a single by Pew Robison. the first two holes and that was voice in bemg traded. Deron Johnson IS thrivmg Bottlinq CompanY~ Astros hitting singles were Legwn, RC vs. Bill's, Peoples it." Team owners contend the agam on a change of umform. Middlepor -' Sall will oppose 18-year-<Jld player demands would result in Hitting only 195 for Oakland W1).hams, Duffy (2), Mark vs Double R and Local 430 vs. Mark Hoffman of Westerville ••anarchy.'' before swapped to the Brewers DaviS, John Davis, Tony Salser Jim's M·M League play in the in today's 18-hole round. Jtm in a waiver deal last week, and Steve Hays (2). second half w1ll begm shortly Crouch of Mt. Vernon opposes Jack Lyons, p1tchmg for the Johnson h1t his second homer afU,r the annual Kyger Creek Mike Miller of Doylestown in losers, fanned SIX and walked m as many games with MilLittle League tournament the other semifinal. waukee, a grand slam that 4. __ ._ .. OPTOMETRI_Sl.' . which begins July 8th. Syracuse was ahead 4-0 unlll powered the Brewers past the The finals will be held in the OFFICE HOURS 9;30 TO 12, 2 T0 .5 (CLOSE Central Ohio Breeding Association the fifth inning when seven Tigers. afternoon at the same distance STANDINGS AT NOON ON THURS.)- EA,ST COURT ST J runs were plated, and six more W L Pet over the par 70, 6,300-yard PosRoyals 5, A's ~ POMEROY. Fruths 11 1 917 Is now oHering A. 1. Training on Hal McRae's two-run tnple were added in the sixth. Hart's II 2 046 sum Run Golf and Swim Club Astros 21, Syracuse B 0 - RC 9 3 750 course. It will determine the started a five-run fourth inmng Mike Nance of the Astros FPGrrll 10 ' your farm · or at Coba. that sparked Kansas C1ty to the Peoples Bank 7 4 q~j: champion in the qualifying 5 7 417 round field of 358 boys. Only 192 victory over Oakland. The pitched n<>-hit, n<>-run ball at Local 430 Campers 5 0 305 Royals paraded 10 batters to the B team, walking four and Moose 5 0 305 advanced to match play. For Information phone the plate in the fourth inning h1tting one. H1s opposite Bocty Shop Hoffman defeated Doug Cat'3 10• 206 H&Z 250 and the first eight reached base numbers, E. Hams and C. T Amen can Leg 2 12 143 (Continued on page 10) collect 446-1 535 or 446-4416 safely, tying a club record. Chapman, walked 10, hit one Reliever Marty Pattm pitched batU,r, and gave up two singles after 6 p.m. the last 6 2-3 mmngs for the each to D. Nance and M. Nance, and home runs to J. VICtory. Duffy, J Williams, M. Nance, Indians 2, Red Sox I S. Hays and M. Dav1s. Jim Perry became the 69th ThiS game also was llg)lt major Iague pitcher to win his 200th game as Cleveland edged until the lourth, the score Boston. Perry went 8 1-3 in.' standing 1-0, when tHe Astros nings to get credlt for the Win. pushed home 8 runs and added He won h1s f1rst game as a 12 m the fifth . RACINE LEAGUE rookie righthander for CleveBusiness Phone-992-2804 WL land back m 1959. It's the Astros E. M. Blake, Jr. J. T. Blake 7 0 second time in nine days that a Racine A 5 2 Phone 992-5404 Phone 992 -7117 pitcher has posted his 200th wm Portland 4 2 308 S. Third Avenue, Box 267 m Cleveland. Jim Kaat of Letart Lashers 4 3 Chicago turned the trick on Syracuse B. 1 6 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 June 18. RacmeB. 0 7 Chris Evert triumphs; Borg needs p _olice escort Oakland Legion. auxiliary names officers ft I j p 0 3 1 ractice games ,..._..y be cancelled Miss Karen Sue Wheeler ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Mr. and Mrs. Harlan A Wheeler, Dexter, are announcmg the forthcommg mamage of their daughter, Karen Sue, to Richard Dale Hatfield, son of Mrs. Nell1e Hatfield, Dexter, and the late Clarence Hatfield Both Miss Wheeler and Mr Hatfield are graduates of the 1974 class of Me1gs Hi gh &hool The weddmg w1ll take place Saturday, June 29. 6:30. Fruth's Pharmacy leads slo-pitch Church hosts dinner Williams Artificial Sail is 12 fa-vorite in Mid-Am • Astros win • Rower Arrangements ' Dudley's Florist 2 in Racine loop action . ... • '. '. '.' .••, . I .. Members and guests of the service First Southern Baptist Church, Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Pomeroy, enJoyed a covered Gary Basham and fam1 ly, Rae dish picmc Monday evening at Lyn , Gary, Kimberl y and Jeff, the Forest Acres Park Dewey Barley, Nora M11ls, honoring Pastor and Mrs Fred Althea Miller, Mr and Mrs E Hill and sons, Rodney and John Pauley and sons, Jam1e R1chard and Bnan , Mr and Mrs Dale The Hill family has moved to Colburn and Freddie , Mr. and Oak Grove , Ky. , where Rev Mrs James Pauley, Mr and Hill w1ll be paston ng the F1rst Mr s W1lh am Snouffer and Baptist Church He was fam1ly , Dana , Gary and presented w1lh a g1ft of money Melody, V• ck•e Newell, Susan and a photo album m ap- Wright, Mr and Mrs. Bob Mills preciation of his dedicated and David, Mr ahd Mrs. Gene Coleman and Jame, Mr and Brighten Mrs. Larry Bailey and Kmtm , Someone's Day Mr and Mrs Hershel McClure SEND A and family, Jeanme, B1lly and LOVELY Bobby, Sylv1a Zw il ling , Thelma Hawley, J C Pauley, J oyce Hanson , Curlls, Gerald, Ene, Juhc, Karen and Don na Priced from Spe ncer. 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SATURDAY CHICKEN barbecue sponsored by Mason F1re Dept. at fire stat10n begmmng 11 a m SUNDAY HILL Fam1ly r eun1on Portland Park Basket dmner at noon Fam1ly and fnend s foste r parents and the youths Th1s IS the first lime we have had the opportunity to bnng both the foster parents and their children together m a semmar, and from the en· thustasm we have seen here today, we-are hop1ng we can do 1l more often'' Robert Trowbndge , Communrty Presidential &rv1ces Specialist for OYC praised the work of Dr. Uhl and the Hockmg Tec hmcal Co ll ege staff m making the semmar poss ible Trowbndge a lso added, "The "orkshop ha s helped make 1! possible for us to exchange 1deas and values, CO'flfront problems, and most importantly, come closer to our goals " Flonda WaterMelon SHULER'S MARKET W Mam SALE Fabric Selection Values to $3.98 yd. 98' 1i..{. The MEIGS INN tri-~ounty i~\proud GEO. 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' . , Pomerov REMODELING From Fng1da1re, here'.s an • ·1 Cucumbers Cabbage Miller family has gathering Envtronr:nent Maker Room •' . (JCI I!~ Potatoes Gr Beans ~ . Home Grown is traveling BAKER FURNITURE ( Members were rem1nded that the $3 dues are now payable ann ere to be mmled to Mrs Albert Roush. Rt 4, Box 288 Pome1 oy There was s1lent prayer lor the wa r dead , and a prayer for peace by l.lihan Re1llmre, chaplam There w1ll be no mee ting 1n July and m Augu st there w11l be a JOint meeting of the LegiOn and lis Aux1hary w1th delegates to both Buckeye G1rls' State and Buckeye Boys' State to be presented A potluck supper was held priOr to the meeting w1th the leg10nna1res as guests of the auxiliary Mrs. Brewer •• • ,,I ' announcmg the b1rth of Spec 1ahs ts fr om the OYC Athens Office counce lled the youths who attended the sem10ar 111 developmg JObseekiO g sk1lls, and m deahng w1th problems' they encounter 10 the schools Sylv1a Kerns, Actmg Deputy of Preventwn for the Athens Office sa1d "I feel that a dual sem10ar-workshop such as th1s IS very beneficial to both the yea r Sewmg Attending were Madeline 3 spools 2Sc THREAD Roush , Carol and Janie, Kay Skeens, Charleston, W Va , 1 Lot Qua llty Less and Cheryl Gibbs, J•m· BUTTONS pkg 25c my, Bnan and Stacy , Mason , Valu es to S.l 00 W Va , Mr and Mrs Charles TRIMS 10c&25cyd. Wyatt , Jan e and Don!,' Mr and CHILO BORN Mrs Ronald Mar hn , Leta rt ; Permanent Press Mr. and Mrs. W1lham B1ggs, SEERSUCKER PLAIDS Mr and Mrs Th omas Mitchell, InVI ted Rt . 4, Pomeroy , are an· Were $2 29 yd Now S1 49 Rena lda and Davrd , Mik e A reumon of the famrly of nouncing the b1rth of a son , SUNDAY Marshall, Columb us, Susa nne Were $1 98 yd ANNl,TAL SPECIAL Servrce Mrs Gertrude Miller, Mid- James Nathan, June 23, at Beeler and Bnan , Mr and Mrs HOST DINNER ASSORTMENT OF as held Sunday at the dleport," Holzer Med1cal Ce nter He of conflrmatwn, 4 p m Grace KNITS yd Sl 49 Albert Martm , Sr , Mike Mr . and Mrs Elmer Ba iley, Ep1scopal Church; no 10 30 a LoUis Sm1th home m Colum- weighed 6 lbs , 7 ozs Maternal Martin , Barbara Well s, Darwm , entertamed w1th a m service. Rt. Rev John M bus The event honored the grandmother IS Mrs. Julia ChesU,r, Larry and Elizabeth turkey d1nner rece ntly Krumm , bishop of d1ocese of Elmer Miller fam1ly who Will Kirby Smith, Galhpohs, and Sm1th, Ruby and Stevie, hononng Mr and Mrs. AHry Southern Ohw, w1ll off1c1ate be movmg to Georgia in early paternal grandparents are Mr Pomeroy; Mrs. Edna Marhn, Logan, Sco tt and Garry , and Mrs Nathan B1ggs, Rt 4, Receptwn 1n pansh hall July. Mrs. Kalle Carpenter, Brunswick, Mame Other Attendmg were Mrs GerPomeroy. Maternal greatconfirmation PORTLAND - Mrs. Allen Rutland; Mr and Mrs Robert guests were George Logan, following trude Miller, Ronald Mlller and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everyone welcome Brewer accompanied her son. Martm and Stephanre, Bermce Kmg, Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Kmg, Middleport; Mr Kenneth Birchfield, Gallipolis DESCENDANTS of Harold Brewer and family to Alliance ; Mr and Mrs . Letcher Guy Sargent, Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack M1ller, Jack1e There are two other children at Newbourgh, Ind , where they Wme, Lakewood; Mr and Mrs. Wayne Milhoan and Mr and Catherme Gale and Andrew - ~· and V1ck1e, Mrs John DaviS the B1ggs' home, Vmda J ~ an. VISited her daughter, Mrs Eddie Mnriln , Ricky Marlin, Mrs D"1ght Logan Mr and Hood and those of Nancy Curtis and son , John , Mr and Mrs age 3, and Penny Kay , age 6 Arnold Donnan and f~m 1ly Mr and Mrs. Joseph Martm Mrs Avery Logan and sons and James Hood reunion, 11 a Lou•s Sm1th, Rosemary , Aller spendmg a day there, the and daughU,r, Mr and Mrs hav e non retur ned to the1r m to 4 p m 10 dogwood area of David, Pam and Jim, Mr and Harold Brewer lanuly con- Lowe ll Th ompson, Bruce and home 10 Mame after spendmg Blendon Woods. All fam1 ly and Mrs. John Absh1re and Jeff, tmued on tllelr vacahon tnp Todd. South Pmnt, and Mr and two weeks here VlSitmg hts friend s mv1U,d Take family Co lumbus, Mr and Mrs through Kentu cky, Tenn~ ssee Mrs Osby Martin, Pomeroy fath er. George Logan, and piCIIIC basket Eugene Miller, M1ke, Tma and and Arkan sas Mrs Allen MONDAY other rel1:1hves Timmy, Mr and Mrs Carl Brewer remamed for a week FAMILY N1ght , Asbury Roach, Trudy, Randy and w1th her daughter. Durmg her UniU,d Methodist Church, 6.30 Darm, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs, GUESTS HERE stay, the family v1sired the p m to honor the return of Rev Elmer Miller, Conme and Mr and Mrs Ott Bouren and RETURN HOME The most popular night club in childhood home of Abraham and Mrs Richard Jarvi s; Shan, Mr and Mrs. Willard Mrs Reva Beach, Mid· grandson of Callforma, Mr. Lincoln, the grave of h1s dleport, and her grandson , and Mrs Wilham Couger and covered diSh dmner M11ler and Lorrame, Wooster mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Kevm the area to INITIATION for two can- Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks and Yeauger, West children , B11ly, Shari and K1m and other points of mU,rest m Melbourne, didates at stated meetmg of and Mrs Lonnie Kesterson, Fla , have Patricia, Columbus, cousms of Indiana and Kentucky present returned from a several days' Naples, Fla . have been the Racine Chapter 134, OES, 8 the M11lers, jomed the group Mrs Brewer returned home VISit m Sandusky w1th Mr and guests of Mr and Mrs . Dale p m at the temple for the day Saturday w1th her son-m-law, Mrs Ronald DaviS MEIGS County Salon 710, Kesl€rsu n Unable to atU,nd the reunion Arnold Donnan , and h1s Eight and Forty, 6 30 p m. , at were Ronald M1ller and fam1ly mother, Mrs Au gustia Donnan th e home of M1 s Myrtle of Pennsylvama, and Dale who was enroute from he1 Walker, Racme, chicken Miller of Huntmgton Mrs. ' AND THE HALLMARKS IS HOSPITALI ZED SISTERS MEET Flonda home to New York . barbecue Ea1l Ray Kes terson , Wilke sv ille Lodge 591 of Gertrude M1ller spent June 111 TUESDAY Ham1lton, son of Mr and Mrs Pyth1an S1sters met Fnda) Columbus VISihng the Lou1s COMMUNION SET JUNIOR Amencan Legwn Smith and Jack Miller Summer commumon wtll be mght m regular sess iOn w1th Dale Kesterso n, Pomeroy held S!mday at the mormng Most Excellent Chief Anna R.D , IS confmed to the Clinton Amohary, Drew Webster Post families worship serv1ces of both the Ogdm pres1dmg A buffet County Memonal Hospital m 39, 7-30 p.m. at the home of Syracuse and the Middleport supper IS bemg pla1111ed by the Wilmington where he will Mrs. Harry Davis, adviSor, to F1rst United Presbyte,ian S1sters lor the latter part of undergo extensive treatment make favors for the birthday July ' the exact date to be an- Cards maybe sent to him at the party at the Chi'Ihcothe Churches Veterans Hosp1tal. ' hosp1tal nounced later. Ingels Furr'llture ' , ,, SON BORN M1 and Mrs Wesley H Grlkey . Paintsville, Ky, are Socia I ·: Calendar:: Sam Clark, and Irene Darst A bake sale was tentailvely set for July 6 •l Dudley's Flower Shop and members were aSk ed to take baked 1tems there about 9 am The umt voted to pay the expenses of delegates to the Depar tment of Ohw convention to be held 1n Columbus next month . The aud1t1ng committee report was g1ven and accepted as read Mrs W11l, retirmg president, was giVen a g1ft of jewelry 111 appreciatiOn of her work durmg the past Get c~ort· power that-happens autouaatlcalhJ. Frltlclalre. (""-f vAWEoN' 8 JUniOr acbv1hes chatrwoman, presented Mrs M1ght, umt JUniOr adv1sor wtth the Edna Wtlltams Memonal Trophy for acluevement durmg the past year The JUmor umt has received the award for s1x consecutive yea rs The Jun iOr adv1sor thanked those who helped w1U1 the bloodmobile canteen Monday notmg that 100 hours were worked, numerous contribuhons were made, and both ]umors and semors assisted Plans were made durmg the meeting to present Bob Hoefltch w1th an award for h1s role 10 promotmg the Amen ca n Leg1on Auxil tary and 1ts program In a commumcatwn f1 om Mrs Esther Tipple, Eighth D1stnct president, the b1rthday party at the Chlll tcothe Veterans Hospital on Jul y 18 was announced The umt voted to send a large shee t cake and $10 The Junwr umt w1ll also se nd $10 Sympathy cards were signed for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Douglas and Mrs . Helen Billings of Athens Mrs Bllhngs 1s hosp1tal representailve at the Athens Mental Hea lth Ce nter. Reported 1ll we1 e Ace I Searls, Foster seminars held ' ' •• Maytag Automatics 2 speed operation . ~"'hoice of water • temps Auto water l level control Lrnt 1 Filter or Power Fln 1 Agitator Perm a- Press {iii a tight problem ,. Big CapaCity COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts lor All Makes of Extinguishers. ( ~ ,~/ Available in 25 & 50 lb. Bags COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full Time Qualified Seroice Man . FREE 592-6238 Meigs County CattiQmen Officers for the 1974-75 year w1th her committees to remain the same th1s year Others appomU,d were Mrs M1ght <Jnd Kessmger of 1 past president *:·:· ·m :·:·:· D1 s tnc~ 8, several new Mrs. Da1 ley, d ki tchen . 1umor d1111ng room members were welcomed, and members, :-··~:· .•.· •, awards rece1ved at the rece nt decorations, and the of fleers ~~:::: ::::::, d1s trt ct convention wer·e with Ed1 th Spencer Mrs . :§} By Polly Cra mer :~::::: presenU,d at the Wednesday )'helma Sayre and Mrs Lel ah mght meeting of the Amen ca n Wea therby , execullve board DEAR POLLY - What can lle done to loosen too-t1ght Legion Auxrhary, Feeney- members arm bands on body shirts that f1t perfectly every place else I Bennett Post 128. Voted 10to membership were am desperate So many of my shirts arc hke thiS Installed were Mrs. Erma Carla N1cole Fmdhng, a JOANNE . Hendn cks , president ; Mrs JUnior , and Mrs Freda Freda Clark, f1rst VI Ce Krautter, Mrs Ulllan Walker president; Mrs Patty M1ght, and Mrs Alma Newton, semor second vice Pl;fSident; Mrs members Mrs Roush, delegate to the DEAR POLLY - I ha ve a Pet Peeve or do I have a Pet Albert Roush, secretary; Mrs. Peeve? Please explam why women, not many men, always say Kessmger, treasurer, Mrs. summ er d1stnct conventlon "My hoiiSe" and my th1s or that wh ~n they are mamed and have Etta Will, chaplam; and Mrs presented the awards received lam1hes. It seems they would realize that were 1t not for their Bonme Da1ley , sergeant at by the un1t These included spoiiSes they m1ght not have what they do Th1s rea lly rubs me arms ftr st place 1n community the wrong way Mrs Hendricks appOinted se rv1ce for the most hour s of I would also lik e to te ll the reader s how I repmred the worn commtttees for the yea r as volunteer \\Ork , 2,377: and a £ront on MY s1lk qUJitrd house coa t that was m excellent co n~ follows Mrs Emma Wayland cerhhcate for the bes t all· dillon othenv1se It was frayed down th e fr on t alon g the n ght and Mrs Helen Kennedy, color around commumty serv 1cc Side , so I bought a p1ece of mch-w1de nylon nbbon and pinned 1! bea1 ers; Mrs Will , program 1n th e d1stnct, along th1s s1de all the way down'th e fro nt w1th ha~ the nbbon's Amencan1sm , Mr s M1ght, presented by Mrs Myrtl e w1dth on the back and half on the front. It does not mterfere w1th children a nd youth, Mrs Walker . Rac 10e, d1 stn ct the button holes and made my hoiiSe coa t look hke new agam I Wayland , commumty servJcc; chatrwoman; hrst place m stitched this on by hand IISing small blind stitches and 1t reaUy Mrs Vels•a Roush, veterans children and youth, presented looks as if it had been bought that \lay. - MRS K affairs and rehab1htatwn , and by Mrs . Ernest Bowles , DEAR POLLY - I want to leU Mrs. H.E N that greetmg Mrs W11l , umt achvities and Middleport; and first place in postcards ARE available I ordered some from a ma1l order g1lt Sp1nt of '76. Mrs Dalley was veterans affairs and catalogue and used them last Chnstmas These cards have named umt JUniOr advtsor, rehabilitatiOn, with the award various attractive decorations Those I used had Chnstmas w1th Mrs M1 ght as her presented by Mrs Carne ass1st.1nt greetings and religious pictures sumboltc of the season Neutzhng, dlstr) ct chalf· Anne W 's most helpful hint about usmg talcum powder on Mrs Kessmger was agam woman the hands when working w1th shredded foam (stulfmg pillows, oppomted ga mes chalr\\ oman Mrs Kessmger, the D1stn ct etc ) prompt' me to mclude another hel pful use lor talcum or hath powder. Try usmg 11 \\hen sewmg on foam -backed matenals It works like mag1c - INEZ DEAR POLLY - I was recently elected to put new grout m some seams m the bathroom t1le I have done this many ways bu t ATHENS - The Athe ns M'Jtor Lodg'e 1n Nelsonvil le. th1s tune found a neat and easy way and 1t should stay m well I Reg ional Office of the Oh10 The semmar was attended by IISed an old cake decorator w1th the larger wnting lip The grout Youth CommiSSIOn (O YC) , both foster parents and fosU,r was squirted mto the seems and smoothed with a mOistened finger . This was less messy and the grout went way mto the recently conducted the f1rst of children from OYC's 21-county seam A decoratmg bag also would be fme and good pract1ce three one-day Foster Ca1e Athens Region Sem mars at Hockmg Valley Dr Roger Uhl, professor of makes for a steady hand - JANET DEAR POLLY - Before pulling on a sweater, tank top or :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~:::·.:~:::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·.·:·:::::··:..:·: . '·..:~ socwlogy, Kentucky State UmverSity, cond ucted a any other over-the-head garment f always make a b1g cuff workshop w1th the foster (turning the mside up) on the bottom of the top bemg put on This parents on the problems and ::!; prevents body po-..der, deodorant residue slams, etc , from ·!· concerns related to thc1r work gc ttmg on the front of a dean garment. - SUSAN ·.·: Employment and Educatwn were installed by ~'Mrs Gerry -~ .' \ . II II I• I' I I I ,\ ,. . \ ' \ / I ' �--- ,. $-The tiiUy Sentwl, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Fnday, June 28, t974 4- The Dally Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 , Fnday, June28, 1974 :·: ·Reds ._capture third siraight victory ' ATLANTA (UP!) - When Cincmnati and Atlanta played IJI Cincinnati last week, the Reds' Dave ConcepciOn had a miserable tune, ' His bat was unpotent as Braves catcher Johnny Oates had the Atlanta hurlers miXIng their pitches. ' "They threw me everythmg- curve balls, changeups, sliders, " Concepcion said after Thursday night's game. "So, when I walked up to the plate I say to the catcher, he has me oh for game-wmnmg h1t m a 6-3 Cmcmnah victory over the Braves. "He didn't say nothmg," Concepcton, a wirey Venezuelan, said . "But Niekro threw me a good knuckleUall- I was lucky to h1t 11 " Clay K1rby surv1ved a rugged first mrung and held on for h1s s1xth wm of the year agamst four los.,es He was asked If the fact that the start of the game was delayed more than an hour caused h1s firstinning problems " I thmk 1t d1d," Kirby rephed " I thmk I lost a little rhythm. I had to warm up tw1ce and the second t1111e I riiShed 11 a little bit When I got out there they were h1ttmg the hall sohdly." Rowland O!hce smgled, Darrell !':vans doubled and both scored on M1ke Lum 's smgle. After Dusty Baker walked, Da Je .Johnson drove m Lum w1th a s1ngle to put the Braves on top , 3-2 Kirby pitched out of the Jam by gcttmg Oates to stnke out and Craig Robinson on a fly ball. From that pmnt unlll the fmal 1nnmg Kirby was m command He gave up a smgle to Johnson m the mnth and had a two-hal!' count on <Ydtes when Pedro Borbon came m to save the game Borbon completed the walk to Oates, but ended the game by gettmg pmch-lutter Frank Tepedmo on a double play and sinking out Marty Perez. Ma1or League Stand.ngs By Umled Press lnternat•onal Nat•onal League East w 5 1 LOU IS Philadelphia Mon1real Ch 1cago P,rltsburgh New York 38 38 33 29 29 29 West I. pet 33 34 31 39 ~0 ~2 535 g 1:1 528 5 08 426 420 408 I(~ 2 71h. 8 9 w 1 pel g b LosAng ele s •~ 24 671 Cmc1nnatr 42 29 592 6 At lanta 40 33 548 9 Houston 36 37 , 493 13 San FranCISCO 3<1 42 447 J6lh. San Drego 33 45 423 l8 1f1 Thur sday's Results Ch 1cago 5 Montreal d St loUis 6 New York 1 C1ncrnnat1 6 Atlanta J San Fran 4 San Drego 2 (Only games scheduled ) Todays probable pitchers (All t1mes EDTJ Chrcago <Todd 1 0 and Fra il 1ng 56) at Montreal (Tor rez 7 5 and Bla1r I l ), 2, 6OS p m Crncrnnatr ( Gu l l ett 7 5 and Ne lson (~ 4) at Atlanta (Capra a 2 and Harnson 6 8 ), 2, 6 OS pm St Lou rs (Curtrs 4 ]) at New York (Stone 3 5) , 8 OS p m Philadelphia (S chu el er 4 ~~at Prttsburgh ( Brett 9 4) , a 05 pm Houston (Osteen 6 7) at San Drego (Fr e1sl eben 6 3), 10 p m Los Angele s Uohn 10 2) at San FranciSCO (Bryant 2 9), 11 pm Saturday 's Games St Lou (s at N ew York Los Angeles at San Fran Ch1cago at Montr eal, nrQhf Phlla at Prttsburgh, n rght Hayes to be released today Crncr at Atlanta, n ight Houston at Sa n Dr ego, n rghl Amencan league East w I. pet Boston 40 JO 571 Clevel and 36 JJ 522 Detrort )6 ) d 5 14 Ba!trmore 36 34 5 14 Milwaukee )4 J J 507 New York 35 37 4a6 West w. I pet. g b 3 111 4 4 41h. 6 9 b •o 33 548 alLUMBUS (UPI) - OhiO ·Slate University football coach Woody Hayes was to be released today from Umvers1ty Hos· p1tal where he has been confined since suffermg a heart attack June 6 a! his home. Hayes, 61, chatted 15 mmutes Thursday w1th local photographers, the f1rst time he had been up and around Dayton roofers do rare hunting feat s1nce he was hospitalized. H1s jacket hung loosely him and his sleeves came down on his hands, indicating the veteran coach had lost a considerable amount of weight. He said his doctors were "the coach and quarterback of the team" and he would have to do what they said. He was expected to ~;~~ ate for six weeks before back into his coaching job. He stood during the 15 utes he visited with photographers. His only other VISitor, outSide of his family, was comedian Bob Hope who dropped in Monday when he was here for a charity golf exhibition He S81d he suffered chest pains JWIC 5, but didn't go to the hospital until the next morning. He sa1d he was feeling 'really great." He had been a pa lien! in the intensive care unit. DAYTON, Ohio - Don and second on the all-time archery ~~~~~sC1ty j~ j~ ~gg j:;~ Jerry Click, CO-<lwners of a books lor mulies, while the about 20." Chrcago 34 3.1 sao 3% roofing business and avid bow- smaller ties for fifth. The ConcepciOn was sm1hng Mrnnesota 30 40 429 a•;., h · Ca11for nra 31 4.1 413 10 unters,d1dwhatmosthunters current top mule deer Fer broadly. and he had every Thursday's Results would call the near-Impossible taken w1th a bow scored 197 reason to smile. He hit Phil Cleveland 2 Boston 1 ins Mdwaukee 5 Delro't 1 t AugiiSt while hunting mule pomts and was also taken last Niekro's knuckleball out of the Kansas City 5 Oakland 4 deer m Colorado . fall . park for a three.,.un homer , the M 1nn eso t a 6 Chicago 3 The pair, hunting With Gene The Cl1cks use recurve huntCal rfor-n ra S Te xas 0 !Only games schedu led I Mass1eof Drexal, Ohto, bagged ing bows, aluminum arrows Todf~~ 1 P;,O,:::~~~g·;~hers two trophy mule deer bucks and three and four-bladed New York (T1drow s n a t • large enough to make Pope & hunting broadheads. The bows ~~trmore (McNally 6 61 , 7 30 Young's all-time record book. range between 55 and 62 Bo ston (Wrse 3 2 ) at Cleve And they did 1t within 10 min- pounds pull at full draw. 3 la~~~~a~~';'r'(~r~~~h~ 2f 1mat utes , and 100 yards, of one Detrort {LaGrow 57) , a p m another. (D~~~=~f ~ 0 1] ~~ ~;~s~s C•IY Both kills required only One Mrnnesota (Butler 2 21 at arrow each, and both deer 12 01, 9 P m By ROBERT MUSEL flat forehand and overhead Thursday, Borg repeated he IS Chocago I Wood Texa s (C l yde 3 <I ) at Cal 1 were shot while bedded as the ••..u STILL UNBEATEN WIMBLEDON, England smash w1th which the mentally and physically tired fornra (Hassler 1 1) , 11 p m men hunted afoot Ulrough Saturday's Games scrub tllllber WASHINGTON (UPI)NaAdda'lWe, the only unbeaten (UP!) - There were few Australian had troubled Miss Borg sa1d he 1s m the tour!~~::';sg;.c~r'ce~~c"a~o The Clicks~nd Massie for the tiona! Football League players, U,am in the Ohw Valley Little flashes of teMIS brilliance to Evert the mght before and the nament to win, but thinks it will M rlwaukee at Detroit past ftve year" have vowmg ' 'no freedom - no League, was pressed hard lighten the gloom of the 23,500 Amencan teenager needed be d1fficult because he fmds his ~::.:~r-~:;,,~·~:.~;""' bowhunted parts of" the Un- football," today geared for a Thursday night before spectators at rainy Wimbledon only seven minutes to advance concentratiOn gomg after the atKan C1 ty . n1ght compahgre National Forest strike that could force canrecordmg its eighth straight oak land Thursday, but second-seeded to the fmal J2 women, ~ . ~'t; f1rst set just east of Grand Junction' cellation of exhibition games. d1amond victory, 2-0 over Chris Evert of Ft. Lauderdale, 11-9. " I'm gomg to fmd a sunny Colo. The trip out and back ~ A spokesman for the players Bidwell. Fla., proVIded seven rrunutes ChriS was in devastatmg beach and JUst he there," he of top-flight play to defeat Aus· form She broke serv1ce to 10.9 said of his future plans made m a three-quarter ton sa1d the strike w?uld b~gin Stev~ Russell was the wintruck , and no guide is used. Monday, but no p1cket lines rung pitcher. tralla's Lesley Hunt. and served out the match at Miss Evert and Borg are In other loop games, .CenDon's buck was the largest, would be set up until two days After the epic two hours and love both commg off champ10nsh1p 40 mmutes Evert-Hunt "It's the closest match I've Vlctones m the ltahan and scoring a bit over 193 Boone & later. re_rvllle edged Green, 10-8, and Negotiations between Rio Grande bombed Salem, ISstruggle Wednesday mght ever played," Chris said. Crockett points. Brother French Opens. which was halted by darkness There was one curiOSity for Jerry's deer totalled jiiSt better players and club owners have 5 The Vinton-Cheshire game than 186 points. Each was broken off With no signs they was postponed due to wet with the score 9-9 in the third which she had no ready exThe M·M SI<>-Pltch League mghts of regular season play scored by Merrill Gilfillan of will resume in lime to avert the grounds set, the last two games today planation. The crowd was for play 1s near the close of 1ts first remam with postponed games Mt. Gilead, an official scorer strike. were· anticllmahc . All the M1ssHunt as 11 had been for the half th1s week w1th the Fruth to be re-scheduled. steam semed to have left the I Australian when they played m for Boone & Crockett. Picket signs were being (Continued from page 3) &ores th1s week: · LDallas last Winter. Not to have RobUISon sa1d he wasn't diSap- Pharmacy team of Pt. The larger deer places distnbuted to players m all 25 BEAUTIFUL J1m's Campers 10, Double R league cities along with T. ---crowd support IS a fa1rly new pomted about being passed Pleasant m the lead w1 th a shirts featuring a brawny exper1ence for 19-year-old over. "To be disappointed, you record of II-I and Hart's Used 9 Five Pomts 16, B1ll's 10 clenched fist and the players' ChriS have to know that you're Cars of New Haven JUst a half Moose 7, Double R 6 strike slogan· "No Freedom Tbe only other match to be considered for the JOb. But it's game behmd at ll-2. Two SUCCESS STORtES completed Jim 's Campers 7, Hart's 6 No Football." before ram agam too bad about a black not F1ve Points 15, American halted the W1111bledon program gettmg a job yet. It seems like Rookies and free agents Leg10n 0 "They Overcame don 't become ellg.ible for was more a subJect for when a spot opens up , a black Colors for any Decor. Fruth's II, B1ll's 10, 8 in· Hearing Loss" membership in the players' psychologists than sports wn- man isn't considered. They mngs ters . union until the regular season g1ve it to someone who's Royal Crown 9, Local 430 5 begins. Therefore, they can Bjorn Borg, the Swedish Itl- already had two or three Double R 9, Hogg & Zuspan 8 Free Booklet es pec1a lly year-<Jld fifth seed, had to have shots." MANSFIELD, Ohio (UP!)- reportiftheywish to preseason 59 N. Second St. prep£Jred to encourage a pollee escort to keep his Peoples Bank 6, Moose 2 Steve Sail of Wadsworth shot traming camps beginning July Middleport, 0. In the other games, MinAmerrc£Jns of all ages who clothes from bemg torn from Hart's 8, F1ve Pmnts 7 eight under par golf for 28 holes 3. nesota downed Chicago 6-3, suffer from uncorrected or Fruth 14, Hogg and Zuspan I Thursday to become the favor- . Should enough of them his back by an army of Milwaukee beat DetrOit 1>-1, untr-eated hear ing loss to Moose 5 Jim's 4 seek help screeching teen and sub- Cleveland edged Boston 2-1 and 1te in today's windup at the 16th report, the NFL clubs could Five Points 4, Hogg teenagers. and annual Mid-American Junior held teams to play •. e1r Kansas City mpped Oakland 1>Well known celebrlttes from Zuspan 3, 9 mnmgs Borg played Ross Case of Tournament: ' preseason schedules, _!llthough 4. all walks of life tell the![ Hart's 9, Blll'sr 4 Australia 3-6, 6-I, ~. 7-li m Sail lost only one hole as his ~!thou! any established stars personal ston es of trwmph In the National League, Fruth 15, American Leg1on 2 putting game tightened up m the line-up. However, a another match carried over Ch1cago edged Montreal 5-4, St m thetr fields because they SYRACUSE - The Syracuse overcame their hearmg Royal Crown 7, Moose 2 from Wednesday night, when Lou1s beat New York 6-1, Astros stayed atop the Racme Thursday. He eliminated Dar- boycott by a substantial 1mpa1rment &hedule for makeup games ryl Spelich of Warren 2 and 1 segment of the draftees and the Swede threatened to leave Cincmnati edged Atlanta 5-J Liltle League action this week the court unless play was and San Franc1sco topped San w1th a perfect 7-0 .record by (four to have been made up in the morning round'and the~ other newcomers could vir·· called because of the poor D1ego 4-2. wallopmg the Racme B team Thursday mght): easily ousted h1gh school team- tually cancel the exhibition July Come m Wnte ., Phone light. Play started Thursday at 1-6 p m., H&Z vs 17-0 and their crosstown nvals, mate Chris S~esky, 8 and 7. games, costing the owners not Twins 6, White Sox 3 fo, you' FREE COPY 1-4 m the fourth 5l!l. Peoples; 7 p. m , Local 430 vs. Syracuse B, 21-0. In advancing to last day play only revenues from the gate Rod Carew IS contmumg his Wednesday night Borg asked H&Z; 8 p. m. RC vs. Hart's, Racme B 1s wmless this in h1s fourth Mid-Am Junior but televiSion and radio money bid to become baseball's f1rst WilliamS. D1les that the nwtch be postponed .400 hitter m over three season, Syracuse B is I~ and 9 p m. DoubleR vs. Fruth . championship flight com- as well. Diles Heanng Aid Center July 2- (Startmg at 6 p. m petition, the 111-year-old carded w1th a score 1-3 m the fourth Astros vs. Racme B - John The players are seeking R1~rs1de Professional Bldg. set, but was forced to play decades He collected two and m order above on the hour) seven birdies two bogeys and freedom to sign with any team Williams, Dave Nance, John singles and a tnple m f1ve 444 W Union St , Athens another game m the dim light. times at bat to boost his DaviS and Terry McNickle Fruth vs Five Points, H&Z vs. two pars. He ;wept the last four upon expiration of a contract, He responded angnly by average to an even .400 as the tr1pled and Williams added one Hart's, RC vs . Peoples and holes to shut out Siesky on the the abolition of the "RozeUe PHONE: purposely smashmg a couple of Twms downed the White Sox. double and McNickle two J1m 's vs. H&Z. ilth. rule" which allows NFL Comshots mto the stands. July 3 Hart's vs. Fruth, doubles in a 11>-hit attack. Jack missioner Pete Rozelle to "I've been driving well and Carew's average was up to 402 After pulling out the fourth before he grounded out m his Duffy went all the way, fanning American Leg10n vs RC, today I started putting well," arbitrate compensation in set for the match victory last tnp to the plate, 8, walking thr,ee, hitting one Peoples vs. Local 430 'and Sail said after the all- cases of players quitting one batrer, and allowing just one Double R vs. Local 430. Wadsworth round. "I birdied team to play for another, and a Brewers 5, Tigers 1 Rnva 1 July 4 Peoples vs Amer. hit, a single by Pew Robison. the first two holes and that was voice in bemg traded. Deron Johnson IS thrivmg Bottlinq CompanY~ Astros hitting singles were Legwn, RC vs. Bill's, Peoples it." Team owners contend the agam on a change of umform. Middlepor -' Sall will oppose 18-year-<Jld player demands would result in Hitting only 195 for Oakland W1).hams, Duffy (2), Mark vs Double R and Local 430 vs. Mark Hoffman of Westerville ••anarchy.'' before swapped to the Brewers DaviS, John Davis, Tony Salser Jim's M·M League play in the in today's 18-hole round. Jtm in a waiver deal last week, and Steve Hays (2). second half w1ll begm shortly Crouch of Mt. Vernon opposes Jack Lyons, p1tchmg for the Johnson h1t his second homer afU,r the annual Kyger Creek Mike Miller of Doylestown in losers, fanned SIX and walked m as many games with MilLittle League tournament the other semifinal. waukee, a grand slam that 4. __ ._ .. OPTOMETRI_Sl.' . which begins July 8th. Syracuse was ahead 4-0 unlll powered the Brewers past the The finals will be held in the OFFICE HOURS 9;30 TO 12, 2 T0 .5 (CLOSE Central Ohio Breeding Association the fifth inning when seven Tigers. afternoon at the same distance STANDINGS AT NOON ON THURS.)- EA,ST COURT ST J runs were plated, and six more W L Pet over the par 70, 6,300-yard PosRoyals 5, A's ~ POMEROY. Fruths 11 1 917 Is now oHering A. 1. Training on Hal McRae's two-run tnple were added in the sixth. Hart's II 2 046 sum Run Golf and Swim Club Astros 21, Syracuse B 0 - RC 9 3 750 course. It will determine the started a five-run fourth inmng Mike Nance of the Astros FPGrrll 10 ' your farm · or at Coba. that sparked Kansas C1ty to the Peoples Bank 7 4 q~j: champion in the qualifying 5 7 417 round field of 358 boys. Only 192 victory over Oakland. The pitched n<>-hit, n<>-run ball at Local 430 Campers 5 0 305 Royals paraded 10 batters to the B team, walking four and Moose 5 0 305 advanced to match play. For Information phone the plate in the fourth inning h1tting one. H1s opposite Bocty Shop Hoffman defeated Doug Cat'3 10• 206 H&Z 250 and the first eight reached base numbers, E. Hams and C. T Amen can Leg 2 12 143 (Continued on page 10) collect 446-1 535 or 446-4416 safely, tying a club record. Chapman, walked 10, hit one Reliever Marty Pattm pitched batU,r, and gave up two singles after 6 p.m. the last 6 2-3 mmngs for the each to D. Nance and M. Nance, and home runs to J. VICtory. Duffy, J Williams, M. Nance, Indians 2, Red Sox I S. Hays and M. Dav1s. Jim Perry became the 69th ThiS game also was llg)lt major Iague pitcher to win his 200th game as Cleveland edged until the lourth, the score Boston. Perry went 8 1-3 in.' standing 1-0, when tHe Astros nings to get credlt for the Win. pushed home 8 runs and added He won h1s f1rst game as a 12 m the fifth . RACINE LEAGUE rookie righthander for CleveBusiness Phone-992-2804 WL land back m 1959. It's the Astros E. M. Blake, Jr. J. T. Blake 7 0 second time in nine days that a Racine A 5 2 Phone 992-5404 Phone 992 -7117 pitcher has posted his 200th wm Portland 4 2 308 S. Third Avenue, Box 267 m Cleveland. Jim Kaat of Letart Lashers 4 3 Chicago turned the trick on Syracuse B. 1 6 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 June 18. RacmeB. 0 7 Chris Evert triumphs; Borg needs p _olice escort Oakland Legion. auxiliary names officers ft I j p 0 3 1 ractice games ,..._..y be cancelled Miss Karen Sue Wheeler ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE - Mr. and Mrs. Harlan A Wheeler, Dexter, are announcmg the forthcommg mamage of their daughter, Karen Sue, to Richard Dale Hatfield, son of Mrs. Nell1e Hatfield, Dexter, and the late Clarence Hatfield Both Miss Wheeler and Mr Hatfield are graduates of the 1974 class of Me1gs Hi gh &hool The weddmg w1ll take place Saturday, June 29. 6:30. Fruth's Pharmacy leads slo-pitch Church hosts dinner Williams Artificial Sail is 12 fa-vorite in Mid-Am • Astros win • Rower Arrangements ' Dudley's Florist 2 in Racine loop action . ... • '. '. '.' .••, . I .. Members and guests of the service First Southern Baptist Church, Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Pomeroy, enJoyed a covered Gary Basham and fam1 ly, Rae dish picmc Monday evening at Lyn , Gary, Kimberl y and Jeff, the Forest Acres Park Dewey Barley, Nora M11ls, honoring Pastor and Mrs Fred Althea Miller, Mr and Mrs E Hill and sons, Rodney and John Pauley and sons, Jam1e R1chard and Bnan , Mr and Mrs Dale The Hill family has moved to Colburn and Freddie , Mr. and Oak Grove , Ky. , where Rev Mrs James Pauley, Mr and Hill w1ll be paston ng the F1rst Mr s W1lh am Snouffer and Baptist Church He was fam1ly , Dana , Gary and presented w1lh a g1ft of money Melody, V• ck•e Newell, Susan and a photo album m ap- Wright, Mr and Mrs. Bob Mills preciation of his dedicated and David, Mr ahd Mrs. Gene Coleman and Jame, Mr and Brighten Mrs. Larry Bailey and Kmtm , Someone's Day Mr and Mrs Hershel McClure SEND A and family, Jeanme, B1lly and LOVELY Bobby, Sylv1a Zw il ling , Thelma Hawley, J C Pauley, J oyce Hanson , Curlls, Gerald, Ene, Juhc, Karen and Don na Priced from Spe ncer. 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SATURDAY CHICKEN barbecue sponsored by Mason F1re Dept. at fire stat10n begmmng 11 a m SUNDAY HILL Fam1ly r eun1on Portland Park Basket dmner at noon Fam1ly and fnend s foste r parents and the youths Th1s IS the first lime we have had the opportunity to bnng both the foster parents and their children together m a semmar, and from the en· thustasm we have seen here today, we-are hop1ng we can do 1l more often'' Robert Trowbndge , Communrty Presidential &rv1ces Specialist for OYC praised the work of Dr. Uhl and the Hockmg Tec hmcal Co ll ege staff m making the semmar poss ible Trowbndge a lso added, "The "orkshop ha s helped make 1! possible for us to exchange 1deas and values, CO'flfront problems, and most importantly, come closer to our goals " Flonda WaterMelon SHULER'S MARKET W Mam SALE Fabric Selection Values to $3.98 yd. 98' 1i..{. The MEIGS INN tri-~ounty i~\proud GEO. 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Rt 4, Box 288 Pome1 oy There was s1lent prayer lor the wa r dead , and a prayer for peace by l.lihan Re1llmre, chaplam There w1ll be no mee ting 1n July and m Augu st there w11l be a JOint meeting of the LegiOn and lis Aux1hary w1th delegates to both Buckeye G1rls' State and Buckeye Boys' State to be presented A potluck supper was held priOr to the meeting w1th the leg10nna1res as guests of the auxiliary Mrs. Brewer •• • ,,I ' announcmg the b1rth of Spec 1ahs ts fr om the OYC Athens Office counce lled the youths who attended the sem10ar 111 developmg JObseekiO g sk1lls, and m deahng w1th problems' they encounter 10 the schools Sylv1a Kerns, Actmg Deputy of Preventwn for the Athens Office sa1d "I feel that a dual sem10ar-workshop such as th1s IS very beneficial to both the yea r Sewmg Attending were Madeline 3 spools 2Sc THREAD Roush , Carol and Janie, Kay Skeens, Charleston, W Va , 1 Lot Qua llty Less and Cheryl Gibbs, J•m· BUTTONS pkg 25c my, Bnan and Stacy , Mason , Valu es to S.l 00 W Va , Mr and Mrs Charles TRIMS 10c&25cyd. Wyatt , Jan e and Don!,' Mr and CHILO BORN Mrs Ronald Mar hn , Leta rt ; Permanent Press Mr. and Mrs. W1lham B1ggs, SEERSUCKER PLAIDS Mr and Mrs Th omas Mitchell, InVI ted Rt . 4, Pomeroy , are an· Were $2 29 yd Now S1 49 Rena lda and Davrd , Mik e A reumon of the famrly of nouncing the b1rth of a son , SUNDAY Marshall, Columb us, Susa nne Were $1 98 yd ANNl,TAL SPECIAL Servrce Mrs Gertrude Miller, Mid- James Nathan, June 23, at Beeler and Bnan , Mr and Mrs HOST DINNER ASSORTMENT OF as held Sunday at the dleport," Holzer Med1cal Ce nter He of conflrmatwn, 4 p m Grace KNITS yd Sl 49 Albert Martm , Sr , Mike Mr . and Mrs Elmer Ba iley, Ep1scopal Church; no 10 30 a LoUis Sm1th home m Colum- weighed 6 lbs , 7 ozs Maternal Martin , Barbara Well s, Darwm , entertamed w1th a m service. Rt. Rev John M bus The event honored the grandmother IS Mrs. Julia ChesU,r, Larry and Elizabeth turkey d1nner rece ntly Krumm , bishop of d1ocese of Elmer Miller fam1ly who Will Kirby Smith, Galhpohs, and Sm1th, Ruby and Stevie, hononng Mr and Mrs. AHry Southern Ohw, w1ll off1c1ate be movmg to Georgia in early paternal grandparents are Mr Pomeroy; Mrs. Edna Marhn, Logan, Sco tt and Garry , and Mrs Nathan B1ggs, Rt 4, Receptwn 1n pansh hall July. Mrs. Kalle Carpenter, Brunswick, Mame Other Attendmg were Mrs GerPomeroy. Maternal greatconfirmation PORTLAND - Mrs. Allen Rutland; Mr and Mrs Robert guests were George Logan, following trude Miller, Ronald Mlller and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Everyone welcome Brewer accompanied her son. Martm and Stephanre, Bermce Kmg, Mr. and Mrs. Kathy Kmg, Middleport; Mr Kenneth Birchfield, Gallipolis DESCENDANTS of Harold Brewer and family to Alliance ; Mr and Mrs . Letcher Guy Sargent, Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack M1ller, Jack1e There are two other children at Newbourgh, Ind , where they Wme, Lakewood; Mr and Mrs. Wayne Milhoan and Mr and Catherme Gale and Andrew - ~· and V1ck1e, Mrs John DaviS the B1ggs' home, Vmda J ~ an. VISited her daughter, Mrs Eddie Mnriln , Ricky Marlin, Mrs D"1ght Logan Mr and Hood and those of Nancy Curtis and son , John , Mr and Mrs age 3, and Penny Kay , age 6 Arnold Donnan and f~m 1ly Mr and Mrs. Joseph Martm Mrs Avery Logan and sons and James Hood reunion, 11 a Lou•s Sm1th, Rosemary , Aller spendmg a day there, the and daughU,r, Mr and Mrs hav e non retur ned to the1r m to 4 p m 10 dogwood area of David, Pam and Jim, Mr and Harold Brewer lanuly con- Lowe ll Th ompson, Bruce and home 10 Mame after spendmg Blendon Woods. All fam1 ly and Mrs. John Absh1re and Jeff, tmued on tllelr vacahon tnp Todd. South Pmnt, and Mr and two weeks here VlSitmg hts friend s mv1U,d Take family Co lumbus, Mr and Mrs through Kentu cky, Tenn~ ssee Mrs Osby Martin, Pomeroy fath er. George Logan, and piCIIIC basket Eugene Miller, M1ke, Tma and and Arkan sas Mrs Allen MONDAY other rel1:1hves Timmy, Mr and Mrs Carl Brewer remamed for a week FAMILY N1ght , Asbury Roach, Trudy, Randy and w1th her daughter. Durmg her UniU,d Methodist Church, 6.30 Darm, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs, GUESTS HERE stay, the family v1sired the p m to honor the return of Rev Elmer Miller, Conme and Mr and Mrs Ott Bouren and RETURN HOME The most popular night club in childhood home of Abraham and Mrs Richard Jarvi s; Shan, Mr and Mrs. Willard Mrs Reva Beach, Mid· grandson of Callforma, Mr. Lincoln, the grave of h1s dleport, and her grandson , and Mrs Wilham Couger and covered diSh dmner M11ler and Lorrame, Wooster mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln, Kevm the area to INITIATION for two can- Mr. and Mrs. John Crooks and Yeauger, West children , B11ly, Shari and K1m and other points of mU,rest m Melbourne, didates at stated meetmg of and Mrs Lonnie Kesterson, Fla , have Patricia, Columbus, cousms of Indiana and Kentucky present returned from a several days' Naples, Fla . have been the Racine Chapter 134, OES, 8 the M11lers, jomed the group Mrs Brewer returned home VISit m Sandusky w1th Mr and guests of Mr and Mrs . Dale p m at the temple for the day Saturday w1th her son-m-law, Mrs Ronald DaviS MEIGS County Salon 710, Kesl€rsu n Unable to atU,nd the reunion Arnold Donnan , and h1s Eight and Forty, 6 30 p m. , at were Ronald M1ller and fam1ly mother, Mrs Au gustia Donnan th e home of M1 s Myrtle of Pennsylvama, and Dale who was enroute from he1 Walker, Racme, chicken Miller of Huntmgton Mrs. ' AND THE HALLMARKS IS HOSPITALI ZED SISTERS MEET Flonda home to New York . barbecue Ea1l Ray Kes terson , Wilke sv ille Lodge 591 of Gertrude M1ller spent June 111 TUESDAY Ham1lton, son of Mr and Mrs Pyth1an S1sters met Fnda) Columbus VISihng the Lou1s COMMUNION SET JUNIOR Amencan Legwn Smith and Jack Miller Summer commumon wtll be mght m regular sess iOn w1th Dale Kesterso n, Pomeroy held S!mday at the mormng Most Excellent Chief Anna R.D , IS confmed to the Clinton Amohary, Drew Webster Post families worship serv1ces of both the Ogdm pres1dmg A buffet County Memonal Hospital m 39, 7-30 p.m. at the home of Syracuse and the Middleport supper IS bemg pla1111ed by the Wilmington where he will Mrs. Harry Davis, adviSor, to F1rst United Presbyte,ian S1sters lor the latter part of undergo extensive treatment make favors for the birthday July ' the exact date to be an- Cards maybe sent to him at the party at the Chi'Ihcothe Churches Veterans Hosp1tal. ' hosp1tal nounced later. Ingels Furr'llture ' , ,, SON BORN M1 and Mrs Wesley H Grlkey . Paintsville, Ky, are Socia I ·: Calendar:: Sam Clark, and Irene Darst A bake sale was tentailvely set for July 6 •l Dudley's Flower Shop and members were aSk ed to take baked 1tems there about 9 am The umt voted to pay the expenses of delegates to the Depar tment of Ohw convention to be held 1n Columbus next month . The aud1t1ng committee report was g1ven and accepted as read Mrs W11l, retirmg president, was giVen a g1ft of jewelry 111 appreciatiOn of her work durmg the past Get c~ort· power that-happens autouaatlcalhJ. Frltlclalre. (""-f vAWEoN' 8 JUniOr acbv1hes chatrwoman, presented Mrs M1ght, umt JUniOr adv1sor wtth the Edna Wtlltams Memonal Trophy for acluevement durmg the past year The JUmor umt has received the award for s1x consecutive yea rs The Jun iOr adv1sor thanked those who helped w1U1 the bloodmobile canteen Monday notmg that 100 hours were worked, numerous contribuhons were made, and both ]umors and semors assisted Plans were made durmg the meeting to present Bob Hoefltch w1th an award for h1s role 10 promotmg the Amen ca n Leg1on Auxil tary and 1ts program In a commumcatwn f1 om Mrs Esther Tipple, Eighth D1stnct president, the b1rthday party at the Chlll tcothe Veterans Hospital on Jul y 18 was announced The umt voted to send a large shee t cake and $10 The Junwr umt w1ll also se nd $10 Sympathy cards were signed for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Douglas and Mrs . Helen Billings of Athens Mrs Bllhngs 1s hosp1tal representailve at the Athens Mental Hea lth Ce nter. Reported 1ll we1 e Ace I Searls, Foster seminars held ' ' •• Maytag Automatics 2 speed operation . ~"'hoice of water • temps Auto water l level control Lrnt 1 Filter or Power Fln 1 Agitator Perm a- Press {iii a tight problem ,. Big CapaCity COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts lor All Makes of Extinguishers. ( ~ ,~/ Available in 25 & 50 lb. Bags COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full Time Qualified Seroice Man . FREE 592-6238 Meigs County CattiQmen Officers for the 1974-75 year w1th her committees to remain the same th1s year Others appomU,d were Mrs M1ght <Jnd Kessmger of 1 past president *:·:· ·m :·:·:· D1 s tnc~ 8, several new Mrs. Da1 ley, d ki tchen . 1umor d1111ng room members were welcomed, and members, :-··~:· .•.· •, awards rece1ved at the rece nt decorations, and the of fleers ~~:::: ::::::, d1s trt ct convention wer·e with Ed1 th Spencer Mrs . :§} By Polly Cra mer :~::::: presenU,d at the Wednesday )'helma Sayre and Mrs Lel ah mght meeting of the Amen ca n Wea therby , execullve board DEAR POLLY - What can lle done to loosen too-t1ght Legion Auxrhary, Feeney- members arm bands on body shirts that f1t perfectly every place else I Bennett Post 128. Voted 10to membership were am desperate So many of my shirts arc hke thiS Installed were Mrs. Erma Carla N1cole Fmdhng, a JOANNE . Hendn cks , president ; Mrs JUnior , and Mrs Freda Freda Clark, f1rst VI Ce Krautter, Mrs Ulllan Walker president; Mrs Patty M1ght, and Mrs Alma Newton, semor second vice Pl;fSident; Mrs members Mrs Roush, delegate to the DEAR POLLY - I ha ve a Pet Peeve or do I have a Pet Albert Roush, secretary; Mrs. Peeve? Please explam why women, not many men, always say Kessmger, treasurer, Mrs. summ er d1stnct conventlon "My hoiiSe" and my th1s or that wh ~n they are mamed and have Etta Will, chaplam; and Mrs presented the awards received lam1hes. It seems they would realize that were 1t not for their Bonme Da1ley , sergeant at by the un1t These included spoiiSes they m1ght not have what they do Th1s rea lly rubs me arms ftr st place 1n community the wrong way Mrs Hendricks appOinted se rv1ce for the most hour s of I would also lik e to te ll the reader s how I repmred the worn commtttees for the yea r as volunteer \\Ork , 2,377: and a £ront on MY s1lk qUJitrd house coa t that was m excellent co n~ follows Mrs Emma Wayland cerhhcate for the bes t all· dillon othenv1se It was frayed down th e fr on t alon g the n ght and Mrs Helen Kennedy, color around commumty serv 1cc Side , so I bought a p1ece of mch-w1de nylon nbbon and pinned 1! bea1 ers; Mrs Will , program 1n th e d1stnct, along th1s s1de all the way down'th e fro nt w1th ha~ the nbbon's Amencan1sm , Mr s M1ght, presented by Mrs Myrtl e w1dth on the back and half on the front. It does not mterfere w1th children a nd youth, Mrs Walker . Rac 10e, d1 stn ct the button holes and made my hoiiSe coa t look hke new agam I Wayland , commumty servJcc; chatrwoman; hrst place m stitched this on by hand IISing small blind stitches and 1t reaUy Mrs Vels•a Roush, veterans children and youth, presented looks as if it had been bought that \lay. - MRS K affairs and rehab1htatwn , and by Mrs . Ernest Bowles , DEAR POLLY - I want to leU Mrs. H.E N that greetmg Mrs W11l , umt achvities and Middleport; and first place in postcards ARE available I ordered some from a ma1l order g1lt Sp1nt of '76. Mrs Dalley was veterans affairs and catalogue and used them last Chnstmas These cards have named umt JUniOr advtsor, rehabilitatiOn, with the award various attractive decorations Those I used had Chnstmas w1th Mrs M1 ght as her presented by Mrs Carne ass1st.1nt greetings and religious pictures sumboltc of the season Neutzhng, dlstr) ct chalf· Anne W 's most helpful hint about usmg talcum powder on Mrs Kessmger was agam woman the hands when working w1th shredded foam (stulfmg pillows, oppomted ga mes chalr\\ oman Mrs Kessmger, the D1stn ct etc ) prompt' me to mclude another hel pful use lor talcum or hath powder. Try usmg 11 \\hen sewmg on foam -backed matenals It works like mag1c - INEZ DEAR POLLY - I was recently elected to put new grout m some seams m the bathroom t1le I have done this many ways bu t ATHENS - The Athe ns M'Jtor Lodg'e 1n Nelsonvil le. th1s tune found a neat and easy way and 1t should stay m well I Reg ional Office of the Oh10 The semmar was attended by IISed an old cake decorator w1th the larger wnting lip The grout Youth CommiSSIOn (O YC) , both foster parents and fosU,r was squirted mto the seems and smoothed with a mOistened finger . This was less messy and the grout went way mto the recently conducted the f1rst of children from OYC's 21-county seam A decoratmg bag also would be fme and good pract1ce three one-day Foster Ca1e Athens Region Sem mars at Hockmg Valley Dr Roger Uhl, professor of makes for a steady hand - JANET DEAR POLLY - Before pulling on a sweater, tank top or :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~:::·.:~:::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·.·:·:::::··:..:·: . '·..:~ socwlogy, Kentucky State UmverSity, cond ucted a any other over-the-head garment f always make a b1g cuff workshop w1th the foster (turning the mside up) on the bottom of the top bemg put on This parents on the problems and ::!; prevents body po-..der, deodorant residue slams, etc , from ·!· concerns related to thc1r work gc ttmg on the front of a dean garment. - SUSAN ·.·: Employment and Educatwn were installed by ~'Mrs Gerry -~ .' \ . II II I• I' I I I ,\ ,. . \ ' \ / I ' �• Frtday Jun e 28, 1974 SEVENTH DAY AD nesday 7 J O p m U M W 7 30 p m VE NTIST Lo c aled on t r st Wedne sday 7 :\0 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Mu lberry Herght s near WESLEYAN ( R ac1 n e l Rev Cec I Cox pastor 51Jnd a y Sunday s c hool Ve terans Memor al Hosp tal 10 .,. m Jo e Sayre School su p t Pomeroy Pastor He rbert worS hip II am Brb le s tudy Su[l d a y sch ool 9 45 a m Morgan Sabbath Sc hool e very Thur s da y 7 p m c ho r Sun day evening worshrp 7 30 Saturday at 2 p m and worshrp pr a ~;: t cc Th ursday 8 p m Wednesdav prayer and B ble fellow s h p s upper f1r Sf study 7 JO p m serv ce follow ng at 3 15 p m Open 9 ble dr sc uss on ea cfl Wednesday 6 30 p m U M W TUPPERS PLAINS Thur sday at 7 30 p m a r the fourth Monday 8 p m CHRISTIAN CHURCH POMERO Y SACRED HEART - Rev c hu rch The F r en d ly Eugene Underwood pastor POMEROY TRINI TY F ath e r Jo hn Nad zam Chur c h GREAT BEND - WOrShiP I I HoWard Caldwell Jr Sunday Rev W H Per ri n p as to r Roy a m 2nd and 4th Sunday s pa s tor Phon e 99 2 28 25 GRAHAM UNITED Scflool Supt Sunday School Mayer Sund ay sc hoo supt Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m Satur d a y even ng Mass 7 30 METHODIST - Preach rng 9 JO a m Morn ng Sermon Chur c h sc ho o l 9 15 a m p n Sund ay Ma ss 8 and 10 LETART FALLS - Worsh p 9 30 a m frrst and second 10 JO am Sunday ev ening .- ..- worsh p ser v tce 10 24 am 10 a m Church sc hoo l 9 a m a m Cont ess ron s Sa turdav. 7 Sundays of each montfl th rd service 7 p m ~,.. .... Youth cho r r eh ear sa l M on Brbl e study 7 30 p m every 730 pm -" LETART FALLS UNITED and to urJh Sun d ays e a ch Clay 3 JO p m und er d r ec t on Tuesday POMEROY FIRST BAP month worShiP servtce at 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev Freeland " of Mary Sk nn er se n or cho r MOANING STAR - Wor sh p Norrts pastor Floyd Norr s TIST - Robe r t Kuhn pastor p m Wednesday even ngs at 1 r rehea rsal 7 30 p m T hur sda y 9 30 am Church School 10 30 supt Sunday school 9 30 a m w llra m wat son Sunday school 7 JO Prayer and Btble Study am M rd Week Se rvr .c e mornmo sermon 10 30 am su pt Su nday s choo l 9 30 am ':_ ~~tehctorM r s P aul N ease Wedn esday 8 p m Prayer serv ce We dnesday BY F 6 p m Brb le study FIR ST SO UTHERN BAP MORSE CHAPEL - War - POM EROY CHURCH OF We dnes day 7 p m chorr 7 30 p m TI ST - 262 Mulberry Ave sh rp 11 a m 1st and 3rd THE NAZARENE - Corner p ra c l ce Wedn esday 8 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Pomeroy afl1 1 ated wrth Sundays Ch ur ch Schoo l 10 GOO OF PROPHECY - G P POMEROY WESLEYAN -..a; Un on and Mulberr y R ev S B C the Re v F red H II am HOLINESS CHURCH ~ Sm rth pastor Sunday School ·~- Clyd e v Hend erson pa stor pa s tor Troy Zw rl lmg Sundav Ha n s onv li e R e .., 0 De ll sc hool sup t Sunda y sc hool. PORTLAND - Worship 7 30 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt ,.. Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m G l en Man ley Pa s tor He nry Eblrn P m Church School 9 30 a m Mornrng Wor ship 11 am M cClung s upt mornmg lil 30 am morn ng wor shrp Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday 10 30 Sunday e 'Jangell s tr c SUTTON - Wor sh p 11 am Yo ung Peoples service 7 worshtp 10 30 a m even ng Sc hool 9 30 a m Even ng m eet ng 7 30 p m 2nd and 4th Sunday s Chu rch p m Eve nmg serv ce 7 30 serv1ce 7 30 mid w ee k se r Pray er Sc hool 10 a m wor sh p 7 30 p m Pray er and m eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m v ice Wednesday 7 JO p m p m Wednesday Mid wee k Pra se se rv ce Thu rsday 7 :'i O Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e NORTHEAST CLUSTER pm Youth meet ng 6 30 p m Rev Haro ld Deeth rector Rev Robert Meece MIDDLEPORT SYRAC U SE F IR ST Even ng worshrp 7 30 p m Church serv.ces 10 30 a m Rev Stanley Brandum MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ CHURCH OF GOO Rev CHESTER CHURCH OF Holy com m un•on f r st Sunday JOPPA - Worshrp 10 am Corn e r Fourth a nd Ma n Geo rge Od e r pa s tor Sunday Rev Of month c hu rc h schoo 10 30 Church School 9 a m Pray er THE NAZARENE M1ddleport Rev Henry Key sch ool 9 45 am morn nQ Herbert Grate pasto r Wor am for nursery th r ough 12 Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Jr pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 pr each ng 1 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch Sh rp servtce 11 am and 1 30 a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ev r1n ge rs t c ser v ce 7 30 p m CHRIST - John F Ams t utz ser vi ce s 9 e m Sunday p m Su nday Sunday School ne r su pt Morn.ng worshrp P r ayer me e l n g Th u r s day Rrchard Barton past or 8 ble schoo l 9 JOa m School 9 45 am Bible Study 9 30 am 10 45 a m 7 30 p m supt Prayer m eeti ng Wed wor sh •P 10 30 adult worstup e very Thursday 7 30 p m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES n esday 7 30 p m service and young peop l e s NORTH BETHEL - Wor Larr y Ca rnahan pres dtn g ShIP POMEROY WESTSIDE BRADBURY CHURCH OF meet n g both 7 30 p m 11 a m Churc h Sc; hool 10 m nrs ter Su nda y Bible lee Cli fford Sm1th CHRIST Com blned B b le stu dy and CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W am ture 9 JO am Wat c htower Ma n 51 - Loren T Steph ens m ln tster Sunday School 9 JO prayer meetrng Wednesday ALFRED Sunday school study 10 30 a m Tuesday e'Ja nge l s t phone 992 7 8 ~6 7 30 p m am mornrng church 10 JO 9 45 a m each SIJnday B b le stud y 7 30 p m Thur s Co n s e r v a I i v e n o'h THE SALVATION ARMY ~ preachrng at 11 a m each a m Sunday evenmg serv ce day m nr s try sc hool 7 30 ns trumental Sunday worShiP 7 30 p m Wednesday service 8 Envoy Ray W Wrn ng off icer p m service m eeti ng 8 30 Sunday Prayer meeltng 7 45 pm 10 am Bibl e stud y 11 am rn charge Sunday 10 a m p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m pm worsh p 6 p m Wednesday Holr ness meetrng 10 30 am th ird Tuesday each month LAUREL CLIFF FREE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of on REEDSV Sunday School Young Fl eople s 8 ble s tudy 7 p m I LLE - Su nday METHODIST - Rev Robert t:hnst an Chnstran UnionMIDWAY COMMUNITY L.egron 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 school 9 30 preachrng 7 30 E Buckley pastor Lloyd Lawr e nce Manley pastor (non p m Ladres Hom e League 7 CHURCH p m Sunday prayer meeting Wr ght SIJnday school supt Mrs Russell Young Sunday denomtna ttona! J La ngsvt lle p m Prep c lasses • 7 30 p m TIJesday WSC S 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 a m School Supt Sunday School Dexte r Road the Rev Wo r ley ST PAUL LUTHERAN f rst Thursday each month morn ng worship 10 30 am 9 30 a m Evening worship Hal ey pastor Sunday school Corner Second and Sycam ore SILVER RIDGE - Worship ev ening worshrp 7 JO p m 7 30 Wednesday prayer 10 a m evenrng worship 7 30 Sts Pome roy th e Rev Wednesday Chrrst an Youth 10 a m Cflurch Sc hool 9 am meetrng 7 JO p m p m Prayer m eet ng TUPPERS PLAINS William Mrddleworth pastor Crusade 6 30 p m Chorr MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 7 30 p m youth Tuesday Sunday Sc ho o l 9 30 a m Worshrp 9 a m Church practr ce Thursday 7 p m Racine Route 2 the GOO group F rrda y 7 30 p m chur ch serv rces 10 JO a m School 10 a m Rev James M Muncy pastor DEXTER CHURCH OF KENO CHURCH OF Sunday s c hool 9 45 a m CHRIST Ttm Russell George Fredenc k CHRIST mornrng worshrp 11 a m mrn st e r Norman C Wrll supt Service weekly 9 30 a m even ng worship 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Preaching first and Sunday school supt Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 JO on wor sh p thrrd Sundays of month by school 9 30 a m p m Young ):leopl e s meeting serv ce 10 30 a m Bible Clrfford Smrth 9 30 am 7 30 p m Thursday study Wednesday 7 30 p m HOBSON CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF UNION - Darrell Doddrrll GOO Bertha Kingrey pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 REORGANIZED CHURCH substttute pastor Sunday a m Leonard G lmore fir st OF JESUS CHRIST OF School 10 am worsh ip < elder evenmg servrce 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS serv tce 7 p m Sunday F'rayer p m Wednesday prayer Portland Ra ci ne Road meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m m ee ting 7 30 p m w lllam Roush pastor Denny • HAZEL COMMUNITY Sunday School MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Evans y CHURCH - Near Long Bot Goo - Ractne Route 2 Tile Director Sunday School 9 30 tom Estll Hart pastor Roy am Morning worsh p 10 30 Rev Charles Hand pastor Brown assistant pastor a m Sunday evening service 7 Sunday school 9 45 a m Sunday school 10 a m Church p m Wednesday evening morn ing worsh1p 11 am 7 30 p m each Sunday prate.! ser:_viC!S 7 30 p m Evenmg serv tces Tuesday and It ISm the New Testament that weimd the knowledge about evenmg prayer meeting 7 30 Fnday 7 30 \ p m Thursday BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ' CbrlSt It IS here that we C<Jnfront Chnst as we listen to hiS votce BEARWALLOW RIDGE MIDDLEPORT PEN Rev Earl Shuler pa s tor CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble , a votce wtth authortty now, and a votce wtth a.uthortty then This TECOSTAL - Th rrd Ave th e Study 9 30 am morntng Wor sfl p serv ce 9 30 a ll'] Rev William Knrttel pastor ' . IS the v01ce recorded m St Luke , saymg to ilS 'Heaven and worship 10 3G a m evening Sunday Sunday school 10 30 Ronald Dugan Sunday School am B ble study and prayer worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away " Supt Classes for all ages serv ce 7 J O p m Thursday Bible Study 7 30 p m serv ice 7 3G p m His votce IS umque m the story of our ctvtlization It has been evenrng MT OLIVE CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday Brble study Wednesday 7 30 Long Bottom Sunday School School 9 30 a m Ralph Car l speakmg for nearly 2,000 years It is a compelling VOice, and yet P m youth serv ces Friday 10 am wtth Wrllard Pigott supt Worshrp serv ce 10 30 7 30 p m IS often tgnored when we think of the millions of times the words supt Evangelrsti c m ess ag e a m and 7 30 p m alternately FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday evening 7 30 p m Prayer meelmg Wednesday , of Jesus have been repeated and commented on, and preached Corner Ash and Plum Mid by E ider Russ e ll Cline 1 30 p m Rev Jay Strles dleport Noel Herrman about, tt ts easy to wonder if there ts any more to be said m rn iSter of the Apostol ic Fa lth pa stor pastor Saturday even ing Bible Study Wednesday 7 JO But somehow, thiS lSl1 t true about the words of Jesus They servtce 7 p m Sunday school pm 10 am Sunday evening have a way of exploding m each generation These words can be STIVERSVILLE COM OLD OEXTER CON worshtp 7 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH dormant like a time bomb m your hie and mme until the moment MIDDLEPORT FIRST school service 10 a m Prayer Mrs Worley Fran c ts Sunday of exploston comes BAPTIST - Corner S xth and meetrng Thursday 7 p m school supt Sunday school 10 Palmer the Rev Steve Sunday e-venlng service 7 p m When this happens the words of Jesus reach us Jn a new way, am Skaggs pastor Danny ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST and we can begm to understand such words as Thomgson Sunday schoo l supt Pomeroy Harrrsonvrlle L 0 N G B 0 T T o M WMP rad o program 7 45 Road Rrck Morr son pastor " The words that I speak ~~nto you , they are spmt and they CHRISTIAN _ Mr Robert a m Sunday school 9 15 am Sunday school supt Steven Wyolt pastor Sunday School are life " (John 6 63) morn ing worship 10 15 am Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am mornrng worShiP and supt Ronald Osborne 81ble Youth a ct vtties and fellowsh p But there are some prelliJUnary questions many people 10 30 am School 9 30 am preachrng for 1un ror and sen tOr h rgh communron today want to ask before they are prepared to gtve attention to Sunday evenmg youtfl 10 45 am Evenmg services students 6 p m B b ie study 7 3D p m I E ndeavor 6 30p m 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer Ch r stan the reC<Jrded words of Jesus Many Chrtstians accept these as HYSELL RUN FREE servrce Wednesday 7 JO p m worsh rp servtce Sunday 7 30 METHODIST _ Rona ld Wel ls authorttatlve and authentic , but there are many people who may Wednesday even ng p m CHURCH OF CHRIST prayer meet ng and Brbl e pastor Sunday School 9 30 or may not call themselves ChrlSllans, who are mstde or outstde Mrddleport 5th and Main study 7 30 p m am Morntng worshtp 10 30 George Glaze m inister the churches, who have some reservatwns about this expressed ST JOHN LUTHERAN _ am Young PeopleS Service James Sheets superintendent Pine Grove the Rev Arthur 6 45 P m Evangellstrc ser or unexpressed Brble School 9 30 am Combs pastor Sunday school vice 7 30 P m Prayer morn mg worsfl lp 10 30 a m For example a fatr sample of a question goes something like 9 30 am church services meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m evening worship 7 30 p m 10 30 a m F AE E D0 M G0 SP E L 9 1thlS "How do we know that Jesus actually spoke these words prayer service 7 p m Wed BRADBURY CHURCH OF MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev nesdav , There were no reporters present when he spoke, and the Gospels CHRIST Stbie School 9 30 L R Gluesencamp pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH am morning worship 10 30 Roger W lfred Sr Sunday were wrttten at least a generation after hts death How can we OF THE NAZARENE - Rev am sunday evening Worsh P School Supt Sunday School Don Cole pastor Floyd rely on theJt accounts'" service 7 30 P m c1'1otr 9 30 am Sunday even ng . Carson Sunday School supt practrce sunday and Wed worship 7 30 l'rayer meettng The kind of person who asks thts questton IS not gomg to be Sunday school 9 30 a m d T~Jesday 7 30 p m Ernest 7 morn tng worsh ip 10 30 am nes ay P m prayer meeting Deeter class leader Youth • ,satisfied by bemg told the Btble IS msptred and therefore the and Bible Study Wednesday meettng Wednesday 7 30 Sunday evangeltstrc meeting 7 30 p m 7 30 p m prayer meettng 1 reports are correct, for thts answer seems to leave the question A""'TIQUITY BAPTIST _ P m Ernest Deeter leader Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ still standmg So I would prefer to also draw attention to the R ,. F MT HERMON CHURCH OF ev reeland Norris pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N : ,enormous amount of study that has been given to the New Sundayscflooi10a m Church CHRIST _ Robert Shook Second A-ve Mrddle):lort Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday serviCe 7 P m Wednesday pastor Sunday school 9 30 , ~ Testament m recent years B1ble Study 7 p m school 10 am worship ser RACINE FIRST CHURCH am Russell Spencer supt ~ No anctent documents have been so thoroughly exanuned as vtce 11 a m worship servtce OF THE NAZARENE _ worship servtce 10 45 am 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday sunday School the four Gospels Every method of histortcal and literary testing a m evening worshrp alternating 9 30 night prayer service 7 30 M 1 w with C E at 7 30 p m on - has been applied to them And our C<Jnftdence m them as orn ng orshtp 10 30 am Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 Evening Worship 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES authentic records of the life and saymgs of Jesus has emerged Mid week Service m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe BYTERIAN MINISTRY Wednesday • s ~... ay leader untouched ThiS IS not to say that scholars wtll not continue to WHITE'S CHAPEL OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight Sun..,ay C1100I Superrntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev L Zavltz !=~astor D1rector diffel' about whether this or that saymg ts ongmal, and there wtll Morris M Wolfe Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter HARRISONVILLE RACINE FIRST BAPTIST _ pastor Sunday school 9 30 be contlnwng arguments about the correct translation We must Sunday Church School 9 30 Walter p Blkacsan pastor am worshtP service 10 30 ' bear m nund that the reader can be confl(lent when he reads the a m Mrs Homer Lee StJpt Ronnie Salser s s Supt am Bible study and prayer Morntng Worship, tO 30 am Sunday School 9 30 a m service Wednesday 7 30 p m Gospels tl>at he ISm dtrect touch w1th the mmd and spmt of Jesus MIDDLEPORT Sunday Morning worshtp 10 45 am RUTLAND Church School 9 30 a m John Sunday e-vening worship Ouist RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 Fullz SuQt Morning F , But there IS another queshon to be faced before the power of p m Wednesday evening B ble CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor Worship 10 30 a m V H Braley Sunday school SYRACUSE Morning Study a p m ,-.the words of Jesus come through to us today " What authortty DANVILLE WESLEYAN supt Sunday school 9 JO am Worship 9 am Sunday can this man have for me today' " Rev L.elon Glasure pastor wo rs h P servrce and com Church School 10 a m Mrs Sunday School 9 30 a m muniOn 10 30 a m youth Sampson Hall supt After all, he hved a long time ago He never saw a plane , or a youth and 1un1or youth serv 1ce meeting 6 P m Sunday MEIGS radto or a T V set He never traveled outstde a terntory about 6 45 p m evening worshrp evening serv ce 7 regular COOPERATIVE 7 30 p m prayer and praise board meet ng lh rd sat urday half the size of the State of Q,hto He spoke about flowers and PARISH 7 Wednesday 7 30. D m ~~TLAND COMMUNITY THE UNITED • mountains and sheep and bJtds, but not about the kmd of thmgs SILVER RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST Rev Ralpfl Dean CHURCH - Sunday School we encounter m our datly work and our daily rounds of life His Robert T Bumgarner pastor sunday School 10 am 9 30 am Worship service 11 Dlrtr;:for words have a timeless beauty, but what sort of authonty can they Leon Miller supt Evening a m Wednesday prayer POMEROY CLUSTER service 7 30 P m l'rayer meet ng 7 30 P m Sunday be for a man or woman trymg to make out m this age of atOIIUc Rev CarlE Hicks meet ng Thursday 7 30 P m ntghl worship 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstncker ~• • RUTLAND CHURCH OF ' energy and space travel' CHc>TEif CRURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev CHESTER - Worship 9 IS I would answer this, not JIISt by the dogmatic statement that a m GOD Rev James Sat Ll Church School 1(1 a m terf leld pastor Sunday School oyd 0 Grimm Jr pastor ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 Sundav School 9 30 a m : Jesus ts the Son of God, and therefore has authortty over all Morning worship 10 30 am 9 30 a m worship service 11 a m Church School 10 a m • things, but by dJtectmg attention to the kmd of authortty he a m evening service 7 Young peoples service 6 45 FLATWOODS- Worship 11 prayer service and youttt p m Evangelrstlc serv ce Church School 10 a m actually clatmed There IS no stgn m the Gospels that he offered a m service Wednesday 7 p m . 7 30 p m Wednesday evening POMEROY Worship ,,men exclustve information about matters of sctence or hiStory, 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 CHURCH - Robert E Mus•er servtce Pm 1 oc latd down rules for econollllcs or government, or the ex- am UMYF 6 30 p m MASON COUNTY pastor Sunday School 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL ROCK SPRINGS - Worship ploratton of outer space a m Robert Sobo supt G c 1 10 a m Church School 9 e m morning worship eorge as o pastor Sunday 10 30 You will fmd m the Gospels that he IS concerned wtth one UMYF630pm Sunday even ing service 7 30 School 9___19_j_~vening worship MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 Thursday evening prayer : baste topic whtch he called the Kingdom of God, (the kmgly rule Rev Roberf Bumgarner service 7 30 p m 7 30 HEATH - Worship 10 30 Pm , of God) And on thts he claimed absolute authonty And the rule MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan m Church School 9' 30 a m : of God concerns the basic way of life for men and women no aUMYF THE NAZARENE Rev M 7 pm c Larimore pastor Bob Craig pastor Sunday school RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Moore Sunday School Supt _ matter m which century they are living and tt £_Oncerns the 9 45 a m worship service 11 m Church StZhool 10 e m Sunday Scflool classes for ell am training unton 6 30 ultimate question of life and death whtcb ts the same for every aUMYF 7 p m ages 9 30 1 m morning ~ m evening worship service SALEM CE~TER - Wor generatton and every nation The rule of God tells us what k111d of 10 45 NYPS SundaY 30 P m Mid week prayer Sh rp 9 am Church School 10 worship 6 30p m evangelistic service service Wednesday 7 30 P m people we are meant to be am UMYF Thursday 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week CHRIST, p o Box 487 Miller SYRACUSE CLUSTER We need to remember that though there has been on amazing prayer mtetmg Wednesday st Mason w va Sunday Rev Rlch1rd E Juvls development in our lmowledge and use of the physical univene in Bible Study 1-0 a m Worship ASBURY Worship 11 7 30 p m Missionary meeting second Wednesday 1 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study 1be last 2,000 yean , there has been no equivalent development of a m Church School 9 SO a m UNITED FAITH NON W WSCS 1st Tuesday m~~~~esday 7 P m Vocal wildom In coping with tbe fundamental questions about the FOREST RUN - Worship 9 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Smrth pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN SAP mealllng ol human life and how we should live together on Ibis a m Church School 10 a m school 9 30 am class leader TIST - Corner of second and WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 planet Leo Hill worship service Anderson Mason Pastor pm Walter Cloud Sunday school MINERSVILLE - Worship 1(1 30 e m church 7 30 P m There IS muc h to learn from ChriSt whose words speak to us 10 a m Church School 9 a m EDEN UNITED BRETH 9 45 am worship serv ice 11 l'bout bow to hve With love towards God and our netghbor His WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m REN IN CHRIST- Elden R em and 7 30 p m Weekly word& concern our purpose, our character, and our destmy, here SYRACUSE Church Blake pastor Sunday School Bible study Wednesday 7 3G School 9 30 a m worsh ip 1.0 a m Howard McCoy P m fllld hereafter They speak to the mner port of man 's life where servr~ 7 30 p m supt Morning sermon 11 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF the fundamental questtons, "Who am I, for real' What am I here SOUTHERN CLUSTER m Sunday night services GOD- Second St , Mason W Rev Steven W1lson Chrtstran Endeaver 7 JG p Va Chester Tennant pastor for• Can I know God? How should I live wtth my fellowmen'', Rev Larry Pahng m Song service e p m Sunday school 10 a m are involved Rev Howard Shiveley Preaching 8 3G p m Mtd morning worship 11 am BETHANY (Dorcas) week Prayer meeting Wed evangelistic service 1 30 p m And these questions are the same whether we bved m some Worship 9 30 a m Church nesday 1 p m Ray Adams ~.... Blblestudyandpraverservice ancient ctty or now m Metgs County The moral and spmtual School 10 30 a m lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CARMEL Worship 11 773 SIJJ authority of Jesus CbrlSt as he answers these questions are as CHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF a m 1st and lrd Sundays CHRIST - Located at Rutland CHRIST In ChrtSflln Union powerful today as at any tune 111 history When Jesus speaks Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship on New L1me Road next to Ttle Rev Wilham campbell about God and man, about this life and the nex( he ts dealing Forest Acre Park Rev Ray pastor Sunday School 9 30 7 30 p m first and third Sun with timeless elements of our etnstence even when hiS thoughts Rouse pastor Robert Musser lt m James Hughes supt APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sunday School supt Sunday evening service 7 30 p m are 111 the words of his d ay SchooJ 9 30 a m worship worsh ip Wednesday evening praryer school 10 30 am ::\. 1 I am coovmced that m a tune when so much IS bemg shaken frrst and th rd Sunday 7 30 7 30 P m Bible study Wed meetmg 7 30 p m Youth pm prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday prayer servrce each Tuesday ~.:;o much questtoned, we need to hear the vmce that sa td 'Th~ nesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh p n ight pr.ayer service 7 30 p m F A 1R V 1E w a 1a LE , man who he rs these words of m111e and acts upon them he ts supper first Saturday 6 p m HEM L 0 C K G R 0 V E CHURCH Leta•t W Vo Rt u M w second Tuesday 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 Rev George Hoschar ·lilre a man who had the,sense to build hiS hollSe on rock (Matt pm pastor Ray Whaley, supt pastor SundBy Sctlool 9 30 • v7 24, NEB) Morning worship 9 30 am arm Prayer and Bible study EAST LETART - Sunday c hur ch school 10 30 am 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer '"' -The Rev Harol~ R Deeth, Metgs County MmlSterial school 9 30 a m worshtp young peoples nleetlng 6 30 Service Tuesday 1(1 a m Alloc18tion I second and fourth Sunday 1 30 P m even ing worship 7 30 Worship Service Thursday Dm prayer mee t ng Wefl. P "[" Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m 7 - The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, June28, 1974 --.... -.. .... ~ . •• .• ~ R w •• •• • ~ ••• . ~ ~ • •• ~ ..•' ....• • A •• • "• • ••• • A liberty bell and hiles Both symbols Nearly two hundred years ago, a r, • " •• •• •• nation The Foundmg Fathers gave us our l1berty and today we reap the benofols a •• man can speak h1s mmd w1thouf fear Thas •• • •• • •• IS freedom The hiles represent another kmd of freedom Synonymous w1fh Easter, lhey are symbols of the greatest freedom of ail, the free· ••• ••• dom from deoth W1th 111 promose of everlasting life, With •• • 1ts hope for an eternal spr1ng the Chrlsfian message today nngs across the land w1th .•• ever mcreasmg clonty Renew your own freedom Go to church ••' • W1th the hope tt w1IL 1n some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch 1s good 1n famtly and commun1ty l1fe. th1s feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 f Matn HEINERS BAKERY Dlal992 2101 SATURDAY JUNE 29, 1974 6 20 - Summer Semester 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13 Christopher Closeup 10 7 oo-Funfor Everyone6 Treehouse Ciuba In Touch 13 Fa1th for Today 10 7 JO-Sesame Sl 20 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 8 oo-Jake s Place 6 Lldsvllle 3 4 IS Bugs Bunny 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8 Lassie 10 8 30-Yogl s Gong 13 Mister Rogers 20 Addoms Fam1iy J 4 15 Sabrina 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 oo-Emergency Plus3 4 15 Super Frlends6 13 MovieS 10 Sesame St 20 9 30-lnch HIQh Private Eve 3 4 15 10 oo-Eiec Co 20 Lassie's Rescue Rangers6 13 My Favorite Martian 8 10 Sigmund & lhe Sea Monsters 3 4 IS 10 30-Goober & lhe Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Panthers 3 4 15 Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 20 11 oo-Brady Kids 6 13 Abbott & Costello 8 Sesame Sl 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4, 15 11 30-Josle & the Pussycats In Outer Space B 10 Butch CasSidy 3 4 15 Mission Magic 6, 13 12 oo-Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 Elec Co 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 Gidget Makes the Right Connection 6 13 11 30-Go 3 4, 15 Fat Albert 8 10 I 00- Man from UNCLE 4 Children s Film Festival 8 10 American Bandslond6 13 Banano SplllsJ Lassie IS 1 30-Greatesl Sport Legends I 5 Pelllcoal Junction 3 2 oo-Soul Tram 6 Viewpoint 8 Baseball Pre Game 3 4 Mulligan Slew 10 World Tennis Closslc 13 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 IS 2 30-Arlhur Smith 8 Death Valley Days 10 3 OD-Wrestllng 8 Flshln Hole 13 Movie Terror of the Tongs 6 Championship Fishing 10 3 30-lrlsh Derby 10 Anything You Can Do 13 4 oo-CBS Golf Championship 8 10 Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 Farmers Daughter 13 4 30-French Chef 33 NFL Champ ionship Games 6 World of Survival 13 5 OD-Wide World of Sports 6 13 A Bll wilh Kn1l 33 Western Open Golf 3 10 Wreslling 8 Sale ollhe Century 4 Call of lhe West 15 5 30-World of Survival 4 Lets Grow a Garden 33 My L11tle Margie 15 6 OD-LIIIIas Yoga & You 33 News 8 Look allhe Book IS News 3, 4 In the Know 10 6 30-News 3 .4 6, 15, Reasoner 13 Zoom 33 Beverly Hlllbtllies 8 Movie ' Saracen Blade 10 7 OQ-Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Weik 4 IS Catch 33 33 Thrlllseekers 3 Lawrence Welk 13 7 30-Bobby Goldsboro 3 Course of OJr Times 33 8 OQ-Ailln lhe Family B 10 Partridge Family 6 13 Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 4 IS 8 30-Mash 8, ID Nova 33 Movie Rover of Gold 6 Movie Defense spells the difference INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET D1al 992 3284 337 N 2nd - ~- TWO LOCATIONS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy 59 N Second Sl ol6 Court St. Ph 992 3M3 Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Olai 992 2318 Ph 992 5271 808 W Mam Middleport 0 Gallipolis._ 0. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT GENE'S BODY SHOP Pomeroy :, WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER V4ii1 Grocer 1es & General Merchandise Ractne Ph 949 5772 The Friendly Folks' Pomeroy Ohio KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy,O The F •nest tn Mobile Homes 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 Coming home from work and finding your man h as left you There's no reason for tt, you think- and then you thmk aga m was tt just that you took hun for granted' Its re alizmg how wrong you were , and that tt ts r e ally your fault he left It's calling all over the C<Juntry trymg to loc ate hun but you cant It's crymg as you look at an empty pillow Its possmg by U1e half-finished bar he started at Cbristmasttme, but fm1shed the cbtldren's toy chests mstead and remembermg how you grtped about the bar but never pratsed hiS mtrtcate work on the chests It 's wearmg hts old sweater and wishmg tt were h1s arms armmd you It's watching for a whtte Ford you're afrrud you ' ll never see agam, wrttmg to him every rught but not knowtng where to send the letters Loneliness ts wantmg to show him how wrong you rea h ze you were, and yearrung to beg hun back, on any terms In short, loneliness ts - HELL - SANDI DEAR SANDI I'm not sure you deserve all the sac kc loth and ash es you re wearing so nobly A man who shucks responstbthty w1th a qwck disappearmg act can t be all good he r husband ogled other women I m remmded of an InCident that happe ned when l was ftr st m a rrted A ne1ghbor r emar ke d on how m y husband "sua liy a pprec iated a pre tt1 g nl wh o walked by I answered When my husband marr1ed me he gt~\ e me Ius heart, not h1s eyeballs Twe nty-nine years la ter tha t s tlli goes I ftgure whe n he stops iookmg , he s dea d and he s far from that ' Bes tdes our three older da ughte rs we have a 5-year-<J ld son and our house ts a l11ays JUmpmg wt t h ha ppy ac liv1ty a nd love - MRS E l +++ 9 9 10 10 11 II 11 12 2 Shootoul In a One Dog Town 13 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Mov1e Sweet Cha nty 3 4 15 30-Bob Newhart 8 10 Mov.e 33 OD-Owen Marshall 6 13 Democratic Telethon 8 10 45 - Janak> 33 OD-News 8 10 3 30-Democratlc Telethon 8 10 MoVIe Rend ezvous al Modnight 13 45 - News 3 4 Midnight Special 15 IS - Movie Far Oul West 3 Movie My Favorite Spy 4 Movie Shadow of Ev1l' 6 Movie She Wolf of London 13 15- Movie Aloska Seas 4 DemocratiC Telethon Continues 8 10 45- Movie F ive M1les to Midnight • 2 D1sabled 3 F uncUonrng 12 11ds I 4 F amtlia l ll Newsman Dan II As1a n 5 E ndure d 6 Deserved 7 Baseball nver 11 Raune nt 15 Re tic e nce 11 Doze off 18 Refused 1'1 K1pling character 20 Old we 1ght fm 11 ooi 21 Nota 22 Youn~ste r 25 Her rea l name IS Sc1colom 26 Chmese we1ght 27 Curtsy 28 I c nmnate 29 15th c entury he line t "2 B1 bil c ai g reat 8 Sage 9 Bo ave be lle 12 Stttmg Bull and Coc htSe ( 2 wds ) 16 Brawl 21 As tontsh (2 wds ) 22 Bnt1sh East Pass Pass Pass a 3. Pass Pass Pass Pass songs b la de or sword DAILY CRYPTOQUO'I'E - Here's ho w to work 1t ( I I I 1 rJ is One le tter Simply stands for another In th1 s sam ple A IS used for the th ree L s X for the two 0 s et c Sm g e letter s ap ostroph e ~ the lengt h ~nd formatiOn of t h e \~o rd s are ~ 11 lnnt s Eac h da > the code letters are differe nt IDOXUTE ISTAJEMj I ( HE S P'REPAI<:ED 10 SELL HIS LAND CRYPTOQ UOTES LA E N Z HZQ Now arran1e the c1rcled letters to form the surpr11e answer as sur1ested by the above cartoon [J UQ Y l GNR AGTRZVJ ( Auw~r• Jumbl., GUMBO l<r"<rnt.,.. AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW MOSSY I WINNOW tomorrow) BONNET U QYIGNR YNAZQR - TEQOJR . F=REE~ .SHE rHE L TTLE DOE~f-..1 T HC:AI2. REVIV N C7 6EHINO HER THE BORN LOSER WHAT A30UT YQU Z I :;uPPOSE YOU RE HAPPILY IN'IRRIED AI LEY OOP THE GENERAL IS MOST ANXKYJS SMALL. WONDe"R THEY CALL5 11\CGOOIJ • TH WORI..D:S I>I~IEST 1'0 SEE IF Tt1\S INVENTk)N 0~ t11$ WORKS AS WEL~ MANNED AS IT DOES UNMANNED HE MAY NEVER GET ~AT CHANCE BUSTER ' LIEUT!'NANT 5()() IS Pl.on lNG "10 KILL. H IM WHEN YOU PEOPLe ATTACKTH STI<ONGHOLD I INEWSl'APER ~TERPRISE ASSN I ' K&C JEWELERS RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E Maon St Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 ' . The b1ddong has been t• -- TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE . Paml Plum bong & Electr ica l Supplies Tuppers Pla1ns Ph 667 3963 M1ddlepc>rt, Ohio RACINE PlANING MILL 21 Wost North Dble East Pass Soolls Pass 3• Pass ' 2• You South hold • 6 54 .K J 4 3 2 tA Q 9 7 4 S What do you do now? ~-Just bid Four hearts ll. .'t hollll yow pormer In ..,.. made a weak takeout doublll Bu1tdmg Supplies & Custom Millwork Ph 992 3'178 ;TH' WIDDER HAWKINS HAS BEEN AlLIN LATELV, LOWEEZV - AN'I M TAKIN' UP A LEETLE COUECTION ~'?-;;r' IT SHORE 15 KIND-HEARTED OF 'IE TO LOOK AFTER MIZ HAWKINS THAT A· WfW,DOC . ITS FERTH' DOCTOR BILL GREET N65 ' THI5 15 TO I NFOR ~ ~OU~ Af'lt iCAT ON F<JR NOT G01N6 TO C,.\ 'IP HAS BEEN '1'0U TH~T iURNED OOIUN hef'- J&B AUTO BODY I CARPENTER'S MARKET . Jtm Holcomb Owner 51 Rl 124 RuTland Plf 742 5293 . Salem Sl Rullond I. TODAY S QUDITION Y oo hold the same hand Weot opei)S one club Your partner overcalls one spade What do you Ph 742 3'1£ I ' I do now' ' ( 1 \ ( • \ YM Z ER I ZVV EM ER EJQZVG J R Yesterday' s Cryptoquote HALF MEASURES AND HALF DESIRES ONLY SHOW HALF MEN - NAPOLEON (fC 1174 Iin1 P'eatarn s,ncllcate,lnc ) & James Jacoby DATED UP I gold p1e cc 36 Excav<:Jtc source 40 I 1k e a HEJ..PLE~SI..Y- 0ET DAV D aE:;TTO TAKE ME OLIT FOR A CUP OF COFFEE i tn bes m a n 27 ! Ike 35 Crennan art 38 Mtss Mav 39 Steo ilan lava 0 60E'N ~EY'REA LL 3 1 Old F ngilsh Caucasian ' BIFC:D WH CH ,,_ BEAT N6 T? WIN67 FEWDAYoAND meta l Ba rbara CAPTAIN EASY I WI:;H I KNEW THEIR II ! ypc of 2'i Chmese e nd1n g Un!iCramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each squart- tn fo rm f our ord rn ary words AG DU CEY SECRET I CAN T EVEN Ba ll Is one 31 S matra In hlS 3; Fluctua te hy HENRI ARNOLO ' '"d BOB 1 EIE South 1+ H 3NT THEY'VE ONLY 3EEN HERE A the - !0 G1 O>\lng outwCJrd pnson wmdows SOUTH ID) • Q7 'AQ5 AQJ9S3 North Ans\U~ r 29 Ma ke 23 Roofmg ma te n a l 24 l UCi lle actress +4 West Yt stcrda y s ver b ~&MID11rn ®lkJ ~c·-''*' ..-J '1"- I who wome d DOWN I f oplme r heyday Unless he's trymg to make you aware of what you ve JUst wrttten In whtch case, may yo ur marnage tmprove w1th your sudden awareness , when he returns - H DEAR HELEN Reading the letter from 'lnfertonty Complex I MISdeed 5 l lg ht soup 10 E th1op1an la ke EAST • 952 'J73 Some of the best plays 1n brtdge look so easy that no one reahzes how dtfftcult they really are Here ts one that helped dectde an tmpor· tant team match The btddmg and play of the ftrst three trtcks was the same at both tables South won the ftrst trtck wtth the queen of hearts, led a dta· mond to dummy's kmg and a spade back to hts queen and West's ktng ®YOUR MOCEL6 At the ftrst table West led 5URE DON'T the kmg of hearts South took HAVE ANY h•s ace nght away and TROUI3LE started to run dtamonds East ATTWICTING showed out on thts lead so South could only cash hiS three top dtamonds He needed several spade trtcu for hts contract So he proceeded lead hts last spade, ftnesse dummy's 10 and ended up wtth hts contract plus an overtrtck At the other table West had taken the trouble to hsten to the btddmg He was sure that South was countmg on five dtamond trtcks and therefore West led back the e1ght of spades at trtck four South promptly refused the spade finesse He thought hts con· tract was safe Then he came to hiS hand wttlt the ace of hearts and had to go down two when the dtamonds fatled to break We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy Me1gs County Branch LONEUNESS IS Opemng lead - • 2 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Chester Ohto VIRGO IAug 23 Sepl 22) You w II be the 11 c tor ous by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Old dance East West vulnerable Ph 992 2S!ijl Middleport Ohio GAUL'S MARKET out Siders ~MCH:d + MARK V STORE Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Mam sons whO c a n furt her you r p resen t amb !Ions SCORPIO lOci 24 No v 22) Some lh ng th a t yo u have thought th roug h care full y may look n sky to o th ers II you st ck to yo ur g ame p lan 1 wrtl turn o ut as you en.., son SAGITTARIUS I No v 23 Dec 2 1) The ou tco me ol so 11elh ng n pori an i appea s to be m d o u~t a1 th s ltme You shoul dn t despa r The end res ull favo rs you CAPRI CO RN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Don I re ly upon hearsay r1t o 1ma t o n ns t ead g o d rec t!y to the source You I hea r t rs t ha nd the wo rds you lOped Ia hear AQUARIUS IJan 20 Feb 1 9 ) You re s it I n a l o r tun li e eye e tor ge 11 ng what you go alte r Don t s t on you r du ff s ta rt pIng up po n1s PiSCES (Feb 20 March 201 Be t a..,e rn an open and generous m<~nne t owauJ th ose you have deal ngs w th You 1 1 nd you wtl be trea te d w 111 the s;:nn~: co 1s deral on .AKJ632 By Oswald SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT A man and a woman working together toward the same goals Its taking and gtvmg, sharmg dreams, hopes and disappointments , letting him know he s Nwnber One m your life !. It 's takmg care of htm, even when he s not stck It 's htUe thmgs like having his drmk and newspaper ready when he com es home at mght, and big thmgs like never lettmg hun doubt you re on hiS Side ali the way LOve IS lookmg over at a sleepmg man and wondenng how you C<Juld be so lucky It 's a tap on the fanny a httle look that warms you from across the room a kiss on the ear while you re cooking d1nner, an unexpected phone callm the llllddle of the day JUSt to say he llllSSeS you , hiS saymg ' You re beautiful a t 6 am when you know you' re not And tt's havmg sense e nough to ap precia te all these things Love is knowmg where tt sat and keepmg tt the re, b<>causc if you don't you'll be saymg For Saturday June 29 1974 ARIES (Ma rch 2 1 April 191 Your plan s w I suff er m nor lrus tra t ons to day bul It won t be a nythr ng tha t can t be workecl out A tu n evenmg 15 ahea d TAURUS (Apni 20 May 20) Get you r domes! c rtos ponsr b li ltes ou t of I he way as soon as pass ble so you can do some lh ng that sa trs hes I a days ac11ve soc al urges GEMINI IMay 21 June 20) S uo en or s ten d to took upon yo u at lh ts trme n a very fnend y I gh t A good ~ay lot a prrva te confab wrth the boss CANCER (June 2 1 July 22 ) It s your b g de as hut I ave til e bes t c hance o l success tod ay Co ncen t a te on na or ssues tha t have tar le'l c h ng effec ts LEO (July 23 Aug 221 II s best to keep ceri a n con i dentl al fam ly ma tters to you sel l Nolhrng o l 11alue w II be realt zed b y talk ng loose ly to .Q7 Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Ph 949 9591 LOVE IS about your p i Ctns o r co mpla c ency p ropos !tons yo J now u e offe ed by per OLD + BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ra e me Moddleporl 23) DICK TRACY WEST •8 23 Oct A.ww~r U•uflliiJM G' h1glt l~vtl tn au~~t~t~ertame - SNOW • KJ8 'K 108 2 108762 All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Buock Ponl1a c Opel G M C De a ler Ph 992 2174 500 E Mam Sl Requiem for a Lost Husband DEAR HELEN Your prmtmg this may not brmg my man back to me, but perhaps tt will show other women how to keep THEIR husba nds .10954 M1ddleporl Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS By Helen Bottel +K M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Moddleporl LIBRA ISept June 29 1974 Certam de s tres that are m port an! l o you w 11 be realtz.ed w lh surp r s ng ease th s year Be opt m sl c a nd pos t1ve Don i ! rea ! w lh illd iffere nce '964 . GOEGLEIN READY MIX Helen Help Us. • • 3 NORTH .A10643 Mmor RepairS & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 2366 The Store w1lh A Heart Phone 949 33-42 Rae ne FRIDAY JUNE 21 6 OQ-News J 8 10 13 15 Truth or Cons 6 Sesame 51 2il News 4 Mahler s First Symphony 33 6 30-NBC News J 4 15 ABC 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3 News 6 10 Whaf s My Line 8 Beallhe Clock 4 Avlahon Weallter 33 Wild Kongdom 13 I Spy 15 Electric Comoanv 205 7 30--Porter Waaoner 3 Hollvwood Squares 4 New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Con cenlrallon 8 Woll Street Weel\20 3J Beallhe Glock 13 7 oo-Washington Rev1ew 20 JJ Dirty Sally 8 10 Sanford Son 4 3 IS Brady Bunch 6 13 8 30-Good Times 8 10 Brian Keith 3 4 15 Six Million Do llar Man 6 13 TBA 3 Fear Woman 20 Performance JazzJJ 8 45 - Boseball 3 9 oo-Triple Play 4 15 Masterpiece Theatre 33 MoVIe Alfred lhe Great 8 Damn lhe Del lani 10 Bicentennial Lecture Series 20 9 30-0dd Couple 6 13 10 OQ-News 20 Tom a 6 13 Conflicts of Harry S Truman 33 10 30-Day at Night 3J Ohio This Week 20 11 OO.::Rews 3, 4 8 10 13 IS Aviation Weather 20 Jana k! 33 11 30-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Untouchables 13 MISSion lm possible 10 Movies The Curse of Frankenstein 8 Planet of Blood 10 12 30-Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 6 News 13 1 30-Midnog~l SpeclaiJ 4 Fanlastles Fulfilled 13 Two Losl Worlds 10, Take Five for Life IS 2 30-Movle A Pistol lor Ringo • 4 4 OQ-Movle Country Music Holiday 4 S 30-Movle The Great Missouri Ra1d 4 WIN AT BRIDGE Bakers of Good Bread Hunl1ngton W Va Pome roy I f bell procla1med our release from pol1t1cal domi- The Voice of Authority ' -• freedom the sermonette •' • •• • of Television Log party loday I you a re w lltng Ia make COIJl Promtses and c onccss ons 10 la c I ta re a i agreement ( \ �• Frtday Jun e 28, 1974 SEVENTH DAY AD nesday 7 J O p m U M W 7 30 p m VE NTIST Lo c aled on t r st Wedne sday 7 :\0 p m MT UNION BAPTIST Mu lberry Herght s near WESLEYAN ( R ac1 n e l Rev Cec I Cox pastor 51Jnd a y Sunday s c hool Ve terans Memor al Hosp tal 10 .,. m Jo e Sayre School su p t Pomeroy Pastor He rbert worS hip II am Brb le s tudy Su[l d a y sch ool 9 45 a m Morgan Sabbath Sc hool e very Thur s da y 7 p m c ho r Sun day evening worshrp 7 30 Saturday at 2 p m and worshrp pr a ~;: t cc Th ursday 8 p m Wednesdav prayer and B ble fellow s h p s upper f1r Sf study 7 JO p m serv ce follow ng at 3 15 p m Open 9 ble dr sc uss on ea cfl Wednesday 6 30 p m U M W TUPPERS PLAINS Thur sday at 7 30 p m a r the fourth Monday 8 p m CHRISTIAN CHURCH POMERO Y SACRED HEART - Rev c hu rch The F r en d ly Eugene Underwood pastor POMEROY TRINI TY F ath e r Jo hn Nad zam Chur c h GREAT BEND - WOrShiP I I HoWard Caldwell Jr Sunday Rev W H Per ri n p as to r Roy a m 2nd and 4th Sunday s pa s tor Phon e 99 2 28 25 GRAHAM UNITED Scflool Supt Sunday School Mayer Sund ay sc hoo supt Chur c h Sc hool 10 a m Satur d a y even ng Mass 7 30 METHODIST - Preach rng 9 JO a m Morn ng Sermon Chur c h sc ho o l 9 15 a m p n Sund ay Ma ss 8 and 10 LETART FALLS - Worsh p 9 30 a m frrst and second 10 JO am Sunday ev ening .- ..- worsh p ser v tce 10 24 am 10 a m Church sc hoo l 9 a m a m Cont ess ron s Sa turdav. 7 Sundays of each montfl th rd service 7 p m ~,.. .... Youth cho r r eh ear sa l M on Brbl e study 7 30 p m every 730 pm -" LETART FALLS UNITED and to urJh Sun d ays e a ch Clay 3 JO p m und er d r ec t on Tuesday POMEROY FIRST BAP month worShiP servtce at 7 30 BRETHREN - Rev Freeland " of Mary Sk nn er se n or cho r MOANING STAR - Wor sh p Norrts pastor Floyd Norr s TIST - Robe r t Kuhn pastor p m Wednesday even ngs at 1 r rehea rsal 7 30 p m T hur sda y 9 30 am Church School 10 30 supt Sunday school 9 30 a m w llra m wat son Sunday school 7 JO Prayer and Btble Study am M rd Week Se rvr .c e mornmo sermon 10 30 am su pt Su nday s choo l 9 30 am ':_ ~~tehctorM r s P aul N ease Wedn esday 8 p m Prayer serv ce We dnesday BY F 6 p m Brb le study FIR ST SO UTHERN BAP MORSE CHAPEL - War - POM EROY CHURCH OF We dnes day 7 p m chorr 7 30 p m TI ST - 262 Mulberry Ave sh rp 11 a m 1st and 3rd THE NAZARENE - Corner p ra c l ce Wedn esday 8 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Pomeroy afl1 1 ated wrth Sundays Ch ur ch Schoo l 10 GOO OF PROPHECY - G P POMEROY WESLEYAN -..a; Un on and Mulberr y R ev S B C the Re v F red H II am HOLINESS CHURCH ~ Sm rth pastor Sunday School ·~- Clyd e v Hend erson pa stor pa s tor Troy Zw rl lmg Sundav Ha n s onv li e R e .., 0 De ll sc hool sup t Sunda y sc hool. PORTLAND - Worship 7 30 10 a m Arthur Henson Supt ,.. Sunday sc hoo l 9 30 a m G l en Man ley Pa s tor He nry Eblrn P m Church School 9 30 a m Mornrng Wor ship 11 am M cClung s upt mornmg lil 30 am morn ng wor shrp Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday 10 30 Sunday e 'Jangell s tr c SUTTON - Wor sh p 11 am Yo ung Peoples service 7 worshtp 10 30 a m even ng Sc hool 9 30 a m Even ng m eet ng 7 30 p m 2nd and 4th Sunday s Chu rch p m Eve nmg serv ce 7 30 serv1ce 7 30 mid w ee k se r Pray er Sc hool 10 a m wor sh p 7 30 p m Pray er and m eet ng Wednesday 7 30 p m v ice Wednesday 7 JO p m p m Wednesday Mid wee k Pra se se rv ce Thu rsday 7 :'i O Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - Th e NORTHEAST CLUSTER pm Youth meet ng 6 30 p m Rev Haro ld Deeth rector Rev Robert Meece MIDDLEPORT SYRAC U SE F IR ST Even ng worshrp 7 30 p m Church serv.ces 10 30 a m Rev Stanley Brandum MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ CHURCH OF GOO Rev CHESTER CHURCH OF Holy com m un•on f r st Sunday JOPPA - Worshrp 10 am Corn e r Fourth a nd Ma n Geo rge Od e r pa s tor Sunday Rev Of month c hu rc h schoo 10 30 Church School 9 a m Pray er THE NAZARENE M1ddleport Rev Henry Key sch ool 9 45 am morn nQ Herbert Grate pasto r Wor am for nursery th r ough 12 Meeting Wednesday 8 p m Jr pastor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 pr each ng 1 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF LONG BOTTOM - Chur ch Sh rp servtce 11 am and 1 30 a m Mrs Ervm Baumgard ev r1n ge rs t c ser v ce 7 30 p m CHRIST - John F Ams t utz ser vi ce s 9 e m Sunday p m Su nday Sunday School ne r su pt Morn.ng worshrp P r ayer me e l n g Th u r s day Rrchard Barton past or 8 ble schoo l 9 JOa m School 9 45 am Bible Study 9 30 am 10 45 a m 7 30 p m supt Prayer m eeti ng Wed wor sh •P 10 30 adult worstup e very Thursday 7 30 p m JEHOVAH S WITNESSES n esday 7 30 p m service and young peop l e s NORTH BETHEL - Wor Larr y Ca rnahan pres dtn g ShIP POMEROY WESTSIDE BRADBURY CHURCH OF meet n g both 7 30 p m 11 a m Churc h Sc; hool 10 m nrs ter Su nda y Bible lee Cli fford Sm1th CHRIST Com blned B b le stu dy and CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W am ture 9 JO am Wat c htower Ma n 51 - Loren T Steph ens m ln tster Sunday School 9 JO prayer meetrng Wednesday ALFRED Sunday school study 10 30 a m Tuesday e'Ja nge l s t phone 992 7 8 ~6 7 30 p m am mornrng church 10 JO 9 45 a m each SIJnday B b le stud y 7 30 p m Thur s Co n s e r v a I i v e n o'h THE SALVATION ARMY ~ preachrng at 11 a m each a m Sunday evenmg serv ce day m nr s try sc hool 7 30 ns trumental Sunday worShiP 7 30 p m Wednesday service 8 Envoy Ray W Wrn ng off icer p m service m eeti ng 8 30 Sunday Prayer meeltng 7 45 pm 10 am Bibl e stud y 11 am rn charge Sunday 10 a m p m Wednesday WSCS 8 p m pm worsh p 6 p m Wednesday Holr ness meetrng 10 30 am th ird Tuesday each month LAUREL CLIFF FREE MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of on REEDSV Sunday School Young Fl eople s 8 ble s tudy 7 p m I LLE - Su nday METHODIST - Rev Robert t:hnst an Chnstran UnionMIDWAY COMMUNITY L.egron 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 school 9 30 preachrng 7 30 E Buckley pastor Lloyd Lawr e nce Manley pastor (non p m Ladres Hom e League 7 CHURCH p m Sunday prayer meeting Wr ght SIJnday school supt Mrs Russell Young Sunday denomtna ttona! J La ngsvt lle p m Prep c lasses • 7 30 p m TIJesday WSC S 7 30 Sunday school 9 30 a m School Supt Sunday School Dexte r Road the Rev Wo r ley ST PAUL LUTHERAN f rst Thursday each month morn ng worship 10 30 am 9 30 a m Evening worship Hal ey pastor Sunday school Corner Second and Sycam ore SILVER RIDGE - Worship ev ening worshrp 7 JO p m 7 30 Wednesday prayer 10 a m evenrng worship 7 30 Sts Pome roy th e Rev Wednesday Chrrst an Youth 10 a m Cflurch Sc hool 9 am meetrng 7 JO p m p m Prayer m eet ng TUPPERS PLAINS William Mrddleworth pastor Crusade 6 30 p m Chorr MT MORIAH CHURCH OF 7 30 p m youth Tuesday Sunday Sc ho o l 9 30 a m Worshrp 9 a m Church practr ce Thursday 7 p m Racine Route 2 the GOO group F rrda y 7 30 p m chur ch serv rces 10 JO a m School 10 a m Rev James M Muncy pastor DEXTER CHURCH OF KENO CHURCH OF Sunday s c hool 9 45 a m CHRIST Ttm Russell George Fredenc k CHRIST mornrng worshrp 11 a m mrn st e r Norman C Wrll supt Service weekly 9 30 a m even ng worship 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Preaching first and Sunday school supt Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 JO on wor sh p thrrd Sundays of month by school 9 30 a m p m Young ):leopl e s meeting serv ce 10 30 a m Bible Clrfford Smrth 9 30 am 7 30 p m Thursday study Wednesday 7 30 p m HOBSON CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF UNION - Darrell Doddrrll GOO Bertha Kingrey pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 REORGANIZED CHURCH substttute pastor Sunday a m Leonard G lmore fir st OF JESUS CHRIST OF School 10 am worsh ip < elder evenmg servrce 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS serv tce 7 p m Sunday F'rayer p m Wednesday prayer Portland Ra ci ne Road meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m m ee ting 7 30 p m w lllam Roush pastor Denny • HAZEL COMMUNITY Sunday School MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Evans y CHURCH - Near Long Bot Goo - Ractne Route 2 Tile Director Sunday School 9 30 tom Estll Hart pastor Roy am Morning worsh p 10 30 Rev Charles Hand pastor Brown assistant pastor a m Sunday evening service 7 Sunday school 9 45 a m Sunday school 10 a m Church p m Wednesday evening morn ing worsh1p 11 am 7 30 p m each Sunday prate.! ser:_viC!S 7 30 p m Evenmg serv tces Tuesday and It ISm the New Testament that weimd the knowledge about evenmg prayer meeting 7 30 Fnday 7 30 \ p m Thursday BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ' CbrlSt It IS here that we C<Jnfront Chnst as we listen to hiS votce BEARWALLOW RIDGE MIDDLEPORT PEN Rev Earl Shuler pa s tor CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble , a votce wtth authortty now, and a votce wtth a.uthortty then This TECOSTAL - Th rrd Ave th e Study 9 30 am morntng Wor sfl p serv ce 9 30 a ll'] Rev William Knrttel pastor ' . IS the v01ce recorded m St Luke , saymg to ilS 'Heaven and worship 10 3G a m evening Sunday Sunday school 10 30 Ronald Dugan Sunday School am B ble study and prayer worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday earth shall pass away, but my words shall not pass away " Supt Classes for all ages serv ce 7 J O p m Thursday Bible Study 7 30 p m serv ice 7 3G p m His votce IS umque m the story of our ctvtlization It has been evenrng MT OLIVE CHURCH Kingsbury Road Sunday Brble study Wednesday 7 30 Long Bottom Sunday School School 9 30 a m Ralph Car l speakmg for nearly 2,000 years It is a compelling VOice, and yet P m youth serv ces Friday 10 am wtth Wrllard Pigott supt Worshrp serv ce 10 30 7 30 p m IS often tgnored when we think of the millions of times the words supt Evangelrsti c m ess ag e a m and 7 30 p m alternately FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday evening 7 30 p m Prayer meelmg Wednesday , of Jesus have been repeated and commented on, and preached Corner Ash and Plum Mid by E ider Russ e ll Cline 1 30 p m Rev Jay Strles dleport Noel Herrman about, tt ts easy to wonder if there ts any more to be said m rn iSter of the Apostol ic Fa lth pa stor pastor Saturday even ing Bible Study Wednesday 7 JO But somehow, thiS lSl1 t true about the words of Jesus They servtce 7 p m Sunday school pm 10 am Sunday evening have a way of exploding m each generation These words can be STIVERSVILLE COM OLD OEXTER CON worshtp 7 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH dormant like a time bomb m your hie and mme until the moment MIDDLEPORT FIRST school service 10 a m Prayer Mrs Worley Fran c ts Sunday of exploston comes BAPTIST - Corner S xth and meetrng Thursday 7 p m school supt Sunday school 10 Palmer the Rev Steve Sunday e-venlng service 7 p m When this happens the words of Jesus reach us Jn a new way, am Skaggs pastor Danny ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST and we can begm to understand such words as Thomgson Sunday schoo l supt Pomeroy Harrrsonvrlle L 0 N G B 0 T T o M WMP rad o program 7 45 Road Rrck Morr son pastor " The words that I speak ~~nto you , they are spmt and they CHRISTIAN _ Mr Robert a m Sunday school 9 15 am Sunday school supt Steven Wyolt pastor Sunday School are life " (John 6 63) morn ing worship 10 15 am Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am mornrng worShiP and supt Ronald Osborne 81ble Youth a ct vtties and fellowsh p But there are some prelliJUnary questions many people 10 30 am School 9 30 am preachrng for 1un ror and sen tOr h rgh communron today want to ask before they are prepared to gtve attention to Sunday evenmg youtfl 10 45 am Evenmg services students 6 p m B b ie study 7 3D p m I E ndeavor 6 30p m 7 30 p m Mtd week prayer Ch r stan the reC<Jrded words of Jesus Many Chrtstians accept these as HYSELL RUN FREE servrce Wednesday 7 JO p m worsh rp servtce Sunday 7 30 METHODIST _ Rona ld Wel ls authorttatlve and authentic , but there are many people who may Wednesday even ng p m CHURCH OF CHRIST prayer meet ng and Brbl e pastor Sunday School 9 30 or may not call themselves ChrlSllans, who are mstde or outstde Mrddleport 5th and Main study 7 30 p m am Morntng worshtp 10 30 George Glaze m inister the churches, who have some reservatwns about this expressed ST JOHN LUTHERAN _ am Young PeopleS Service James Sheets superintendent Pine Grove the Rev Arthur 6 45 P m Evangellstrc ser or unexpressed Brble School 9 30 am Combs pastor Sunday school vice 7 30 P m Prayer morn mg worsfl lp 10 30 a m For example a fatr sample of a question goes something like 9 30 am church services meetmg Thursday 7 30 p m evening worship 7 30 p m 10 30 a m F AE E D0 M G0 SP E L 9 1thlS "How do we know that Jesus actually spoke these words prayer service 7 p m Wed BRADBURY CHURCH OF MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev nesdav , There were no reporters present when he spoke, and the Gospels CHRIST Stbie School 9 30 L R Gluesencamp pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH am morning worship 10 30 Roger W lfred Sr Sunday were wrttten at least a generation after hts death How can we OF THE NAZARENE - Rev am sunday evening Worsh P School Supt Sunday School Don Cole pastor Floyd rely on theJt accounts'" service 7 30 P m c1'1otr 9 30 am Sunday even ng . Carson Sunday School supt practrce sunday and Wed worship 7 30 l'rayer meettng The kind of person who asks thts questton IS not gomg to be Sunday school 9 30 a m d T~Jesday 7 30 p m Ernest 7 morn tng worsh ip 10 30 am nes ay P m prayer meeting Deeter class leader Youth • ,satisfied by bemg told the Btble IS msptred and therefore the and Bible Study Wednesday meettng Wednesday 7 30 Sunday evangeltstrc meeting 7 30 p m 7 30 p m prayer meettng 1 reports are correct, for thts answer seems to leave the question A""'TIQUITY BAPTIST _ P m Ernest Deeter leader Wednesday 7 30 p m ~ still standmg So I would prefer to also draw attention to the R ,. F MT HERMON CHURCH OF ev reeland Norris pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N : ,enormous amount of study that has been given to the New Sundayscflooi10a m Church CHRIST _ Robert Shook Second A-ve Mrddle):lort Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday serviCe 7 P m Wednesday pastor Sunday school 9 30 , ~ Testament m recent years B1ble Study 7 p m school 10 am worship ser RACINE FIRST CHURCH am Russell Spencer supt ~ No anctent documents have been so thoroughly exanuned as vtce 11 a m worship servtce OF THE NAZARENE _ worship servtce 10 45 am 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday sunday School the four Gospels Every method of histortcal and literary testing a m evening worshrp alternating 9 30 night prayer service 7 30 M 1 w with C E at 7 30 p m on - has been applied to them And our C<Jnftdence m them as orn ng orshtp 10 30 am Sunday Prayer meetrng 7 30 Evening Worship 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES authentic records of the life and saymgs of Jesus has emerged Mid week Service m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe BYTERIAN MINISTRY Wednesday • s ~... ay leader untouched ThiS IS not to say that scholars wtll not continue to WHITE'S CHAPEL OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwight Sun..,ay C1100I Superrntendent Gerald Wells Pastor Rev L Zavltz !=~astor D1rector diffel' about whether this or that saymg ts ongmal, and there wtll Morris M Wolfe Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter HARRISONVILLE RACINE FIRST BAPTIST _ pastor Sunday school 9 30 be contlnwng arguments about the correct translation We must Sunday Church School 9 30 Walter p Blkacsan pastor am worshtP service 10 30 ' bear m nund that the reader can be confl(lent when he reads the a m Mrs Homer Lee StJpt Ronnie Salser s s Supt am Bible study and prayer Morntng Worship, tO 30 am Sunday School 9 30 a m service Wednesday 7 30 p m Gospels tl>at he ISm dtrect touch w1th the mmd and spmt of Jesus MIDDLEPORT Sunday Morning worshtp 10 45 am RUTLAND Church School 9 30 a m John Sunday e-vening worship Ouist RUTLAND CHURCH OF 7 30 Fullz SuQt Morning F , But there IS another queshon to be faced before the power of p m Wednesday evening B ble CHRIST- Rod Kasler pastor Worship 10 30 a m V H Braley Sunday school SYRACUSE Morning Study a p m ,-.the words of Jesus come through to us today " What authortty DANVILLE WESLEYAN supt Sunday school 9 JO am Worship 9 am Sunday can this man have for me today' " Rev L.elon Glasure pastor wo rs h P servrce and com Church School 10 a m Mrs Sunday School 9 30 a m muniOn 10 30 a m youth Sampson Hall supt After all, he hved a long time ago He never saw a plane , or a youth and 1un1or youth serv 1ce meeting 6 P m Sunday MEIGS radto or a T V set He never traveled outstde a terntory about 6 45 p m evening worshrp evening serv ce 7 regular COOPERATIVE 7 30 p m prayer and praise board meet ng lh rd sat urday half the size of the State of Q,hto He spoke about flowers and PARISH 7 Wednesday 7 30. D m ~~TLAND COMMUNITY THE UNITED • mountains and sheep and bJtds, but not about the kmd of thmgs SILVER RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST Rev Ralpfl Dean CHURCH - Sunday School we encounter m our datly work and our daily rounds of life His Robert T Bumgarner pastor sunday School 10 am 9 30 am Worship service 11 Dlrtr;:for words have a timeless beauty, but what sort of authonty can they Leon Miller supt Evening a m Wednesday prayer POMEROY CLUSTER service 7 30 P m l'rayer meet ng 7 30 P m Sunday be for a man or woman trymg to make out m this age of atOIIUc Rev CarlE Hicks meet ng Thursday 7 30 P m ntghl worship 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstncker ~• • RUTLAND CHURCH OF ' energy and space travel' CHc>TEif CRURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev CHESTER - Worship 9 IS I would answer this, not JIISt by the dogmatic statement that a m GOD Rev James Sat Ll Church School 1(1 a m terf leld pastor Sunday School oyd 0 Grimm Jr pastor ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 Sundav School 9 30 a m : Jesus ts the Son of God, and therefore has authortty over all Morning worship 10 30 am 9 30 a m worship service 11 a m Church School 10 a m • things, but by dJtectmg attention to the kmd of authortty he a m evening service 7 Young peoples service 6 45 FLATWOODS- Worship 11 prayer service and youttt p m Evangelrstlc serv ce Church School 10 a m actually clatmed There IS no stgn m the Gospels that he offered a m service Wednesday 7 p m . 7 30 p m Wednesday evening POMEROY Worship ,,men exclustve information about matters of sctence or hiStory, 10 30 a m Church School 9 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 CHURCH - Robert E Mus•er servtce Pm 1 oc latd down rules for econollllcs or government, or the ex- am UMYF 6 30 p m MASON COUNTY pastor Sunday School 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL ROCK SPRINGS - Worship ploratton of outer space a m Robert Sobo supt G c 1 10 a m Church School 9 e m morning worship eorge as o pastor Sunday 10 30 You will fmd m the Gospels that he IS concerned wtth one UMYF630pm Sunday even ing service 7 30 School 9___19_j_~vening worship MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Mid week service Wednesday 7 30 Thursday evening prayer : baste topic whtch he called the Kingdom of God, (the kmgly rule Rev Roberf Bumgarner service 7 30 p m 7 30 HEATH - Worship 10 30 Pm , of God) And on thts he claimed absolute authonty And the rule MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan m Church School 9' 30 a m : of God concerns the basic way of life for men and women no aUMYF THE NAZARENE Rev M 7 pm c Larimore pastor Bob Craig pastor Sunday school RUTLAND - Worship 9 15 Moore Sunday School Supt _ matter m which century they are living and tt £_Oncerns the 9 45 a m worship service 11 m Church StZhool 10 e m Sunday Scflool classes for ell am training unton 6 30 ultimate question of life and death whtcb ts the same for every aUMYF 7 p m ages 9 30 1 m morning ~ m evening worship service SALEM CE~TER - Wor generatton and every nation The rule of God tells us what k111d of 10 45 NYPS SundaY 30 P m Mid week prayer Sh rp 9 am Church School 10 worship 6 30p m evangelistic service service Wednesday 7 30 P m people we are meant to be am UMYF Thursday 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week CHRIST, p o Box 487 Miller SYRACUSE CLUSTER We need to remember that though there has been on amazing prayer mtetmg Wednesday st Mason w va Sunday Rev Rlch1rd E Juvls development in our lmowledge and use of the physical univene in Bible Study 1-0 a m Worship ASBURY Worship 11 7 30 p m Missionary meeting second Wednesday 1 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study 1be last 2,000 yean , there has been no equivalent development of a m Church School 9 SO a m UNITED FAITH NON W WSCS 1st Tuesday m~~~~esday 7 P m Vocal wildom In coping with tbe fundamental questions about the FOREST RUN - Worship 9 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Smrth pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN SAP mealllng ol human life and how we should live together on Ibis a m Church School 10 a m school 9 30 am class leader TIST - Corner of second and WSCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 planet Leo Hill worship service Anderson Mason Pastor pm Walter Cloud Sunday school MINERSVILLE - Worship 1(1 30 e m church 7 30 P m There IS muc h to learn from ChriSt whose words speak to us 10 a m Church School 9 a m EDEN UNITED BRETH 9 45 am worship serv ice 11 l'bout bow to hve With love towards God and our netghbor His WSCS 3rd Monday 7 30 p m REN IN CHRIST- Elden R em and 7 30 p m Weekly word& concern our purpose, our character, and our destmy, here SYRACUSE Church Blake pastor Sunday School Bible study Wednesday 7 3G School 9 30 a m worsh ip 1.0 a m Howard McCoy P m fllld hereafter They speak to the mner port of man 's life where servr~ 7 30 p m supt Morning sermon 11 a MASON ASSEMBLY OF the fundamental questtons, "Who am I, for real' What am I here SOUTHERN CLUSTER m Sunday night services GOD- Second St , Mason W Rev Steven W1lson Chrtstran Endeaver 7 JG p Va Chester Tennant pastor for• Can I know God? How should I live wtth my fellowmen'', Rev Larry Pahng m Song service e p m Sunday school 10 a m are involved Rev Howard Shiveley Preaching 8 3G p m Mtd morning worship 11 am BETHANY (Dorcas) week Prayer meeting Wed evangelistic service 1 30 p m And these questions are the same whether we bved m some Worship 9 30 a m Church nesday 1 p m Ray Adams ~.... Blblestudyandpraverservice ancient ctty or now m Metgs County The moral and spmtual School 10 30 a m lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone CARMEL Worship 11 773 SIJJ authority of Jesus CbrlSt as he answers these questions are as CHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF a m 1st and lrd Sundays CHRIST - Located at Rutland CHRIST In ChrtSflln Union powerful today as at any tune 111 history When Jesus speaks Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship on New L1me Road next to Ttle Rev Wilham campbell about God and man, about this life and the nex( he ts dealing Forest Acre Park Rev Ray pastor Sunday School 9 30 7 30 p m first and third Sun with timeless elements of our etnstence even when hiS thoughts Rouse pastor Robert Musser lt m James Hughes supt APPLE GROVE - Sunday Sunday School supt Sunday evening service 7 30 p m are 111 the words of his d ay SchooJ 9 30 a m worship worsh ip Wednesday evening praryer school 10 30 am ::\. 1 I am coovmced that m a tune when so much IS bemg shaken frrst and th rd Sunday 7 30 7 30 P m Bible study Wed meetmg 7 30 p m Youth pm prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday prayer servrce each Tuesday ~.:;o much questtoned, we need to hear the vmce that sa td 'Th~ nesday 7 30 p m Fellowsh p n ight pr.ayer service 7 30 p m F A 1R V 1E w a 1a LE , man who he rs these words of m111e and acts upon them he ts supper first Saturday 6 p m HEM L 0 C K G R 0 V E CHURCH Leta•t W Vo Rt u M w second Tuesday 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 Rev George Hoschar ·lilre a man who had the,sense to build hiS hollSe on rock (Matt pm pastor Ray Whaley, supt pastor SundBy Sctlool 9 30 • v7 24, NEB) Morning worship 9 30 am arm Prayer and Bible study EAST LETART - Sunday c hur ch school 10 30 am 7 30 p m Cottage Prayer '"' -The Rev Harol~ R Deeth, Metgs County MmlSterial school 9 30 a m worshtp young peoples nleetlng 6 30 Service Tuesday 1(1 a m Alloc18tion I second and fourth Sunday 1 30 P m even ing worship 7 30 Worship Service Thursday Dm prayer mee t ng Wefl. P "[" Bible study Wednesday 7 30 p m 7 - The Daily Sentmel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, June28, 1974 --.... -.. .... ~ . •• .• ~ R w •• •• • ~ ••• . ~ ~ • •• ~ ..•' ....• • A •• • "• • ••• • A liberty bell and hiles Both symbols Nearly two hundred years ago, a r, • " •• •• •• nation The Foundmg Fathers gave us our l1berty and today we reap the benofols a •• man can speak h1s mmd w1thouf fear Thas •• • •• • •• IS freedom The hiles represent another kmd of freedom Synonymous w1fh Easter, lhey are symbols of the greatest freedom of ail, the free· ••• ••• dom from deoth W1th 111 promose of everlasting life, With •• • 1ts hope for an eternal spr1ng the Chrlsfian message today nngs across the land w1th .•• ever mcreasmg clonty Renew your own freedom Go to church ••' • W1th the hope tt w1IL 1n some measure, foster and help sustam that wh1ch 1s good 1n famtly and commun1ty l1fe. th1s feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose names appear below MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 f Matn HEINERS BAKERY Dlal992 2101 SATURDAY JUNE 29, 1974 6 20 - Summer Semester 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13 Christopher Closeup 10 7 oo-Funfor Everyone6 Treehouse Ciuba In Touch 13 Fa1th for Today 10 7 JO-Sesame Sl 20 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 8 oo-Jake s Place 6 Lldsvllle 3 4 IS Bugs Bunny 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8 Lassie 10 8 30-Yogl s Gong 13 Mister Rogers 20 Addoms Fam1iy J 4 15 Sabrina 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 oo-Emergency Plus3 4 15 Super Frlends6 13 MovieS 10 Sesame St 20 9 30-lnch HIQh Private Eve 3 4 15 10 oo-Eiec Co 20 Lassie's Rescue Rangers6 13 My Favorite Martian 8 10 Sigmund & lhe Sea Monsters 3 4 IS 10 30-Goober & lhe Ghost Chasers 6 13 Pmk Panthers 3 4 15 Jeannie 8 10 Zoom 20 11 oo-Brady Kids 6 13 Abbott & Costello 8 Sesame Sl 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4, 15 11 30-Josle & the Pussycats In Outer Space B 10 Butch CasSidy 3 4 15 Mission Magic 6, 13 12 oo-Pebbles & Bamm Bamm 8 10 Elec Co 20 Jetsons 3 4 15 Gidget Makes the Right Connection 6 13 11 30-Go 3 4, 15 Fat Albert 8 10 I 00- Man from UNCLE 4 Children s Film Festival 8 10 American Bandslond6 13 Banano SplllsJ Lassie IS 1 30-Greatesl Sport Legends I 5 Pelllcoal Junction 3 2 oo-Soul Tram 6 Viewpoint 8 Baseball Pre Game 3 4 Mulligan Slew 10 World Tennis Closslc 13 2 15 - Baseball 3 4 IS 2 30-Arlhur Smith 8 Death Valley Days 10 3 OD-Wrestllng 8 Flshln Hole 13 Movie Terror of the Tongs 6 Championship Fishing 10 3 30-lrlsh Derby 10 Anything You Can Do 13 4 oo-CBS Golf Championship 8 10 Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 Farmers Daughter 13 4 30-French Chef 33 NFL Champ ionship Games 6 World of Survival 13 5 OD-Wide World of Sports 6 13 A Bll wilh Kn1l 33 Western Open Golf 3 10 Wreslling 8 Sale ollhe Century 4 Call of lhe West 15 5 30-World of Survival 4 Lets Grow a Garden 33 My L11tle Margie 15 6 OD-LIIIIas Yoga & You 33 News 8 Look allhe Book IS News 3, 4 In the Know 10 6 30-News 3 .4 6, 15, Reasoner 13 Zoom 33 Beverly Hlllbtllies 8 Movie ' Saracen Blade 10 7 OQ-Hee Haw 6 8 Lawrence Weik 4 IS Catch 33 33 Thrlllseekers 3 Lawrence Welk 13 7 30-Bobby Goldsboro 3 Course of OJr Times 33 8 OQ-Ailln lhe Family B 10 Partridge Family 6 13 Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 4 IS 8 30-Mash 8, ID Nova 33 Movie Rover of Gold 6 Movie Defense spells the difference INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET D1al 992 3284 337 N 2nd - ~- TWO LOCATIONS THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy 59 N Second Sl ol6 Court St. Ph 992 3M3 Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Olai 992 2318 Ph 992 5271 808 W Mam Middleport 0 Gallipolis._ 0. 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THE DAILY SENTINEL Devoted to Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy,O The F •nest tn Mobile Homes 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 Coming home from work and finding your man h as left you There's no reason for tt, you think- and then you thmk aga m was tt just that you took hun for granted' Its re alizmg how wrong you were , and that tt ts r e ally your fault he left It's calling all over the C<Juntry trymg to loc ate hun but you cant It's crymg as you look at an empty pillow Its possmg by U1e half-finished bar he started at Cbristmasttme, but fm1shed the cbtldren's toy chests mstead and remembermg how you grtped about the bar but never pratsed hiS mtrtcate work on the chests It 's wearmg hts old sweater and wishmg tt were h1s arms armmd you It's watching for a whtte Ford you're afrrud you ' ll never see agam, wrttmg to him every rught but not knowtng where to send the letters Loneliness ts wantmg to show him how wrong you rea h ze you were, and yearrung to beg hun back, on any terms In short, loneliness ts - HELL - SANDI DEAR SANDI I'm not sure you deserve all the sac kc loth and ash es you re wearing so nobly A man who shucks responstbthty w1th a qwck disappearmg act can t be all good he r husband ogled other women I m remmded of an InCident that happe ned when l was ftr st m a rrted A ne1ghbor r emar ke d on how m y husband "sua liy a pprec iated a pre tt1 g nl wh o walked by I answered When my husband marr1ed me he gt~\ e me Ius heart, not h1s eyeballs Twe nty-nine years la ter tha t s tlli goes I ftgure whe n he stops iookmg , he s dea d and he s far from that ' Bes tdes our three older da ughte rs we have a 5-year-<J ld son and our house ts a l11ays JUmpmg wt t h ha ppy ac liv1ty a nd love - MRS E l +++ 9 9 10 10 11 II 11 12 2 Shootoul In a One Dog Town 13 oo-Mary Tyler Moore 8 10 Mov1e Sweet Cha nty 3 4 15 30-Bob Newhart 8 10 Mov.e 33 OD-Owen Marshall 6 13 Democratic Telethon 8 10 45 - Janak> 33 OD-News 8 10 3 30-Democratlc Telethon 8 10 MoVIe Rend ezvous al Modnight 13 45 - News 3 4 Midnight Special 15 IS - Movie Far Oul West 3 Movie My Favorite Spy 4 Movie Shadow of Ev1l' 6 Movie She Wolf of London 13 15- Movie Aloska Seas 4 DemocratiC Telethon Continues 8 10 45- Movie F ive M1les to Midnight • 2 D1sabled 3 F uncUonrng 12 11ds I 4 F amtlia l ll Newsman Dan II As1a n 5 E ndure d 6 Deserved 7 Baseball nver 11 Raune nt 15 Re tic e nce 11 Doze off 18 Refused 1'1 K1pling character 20 Old we 1ght fm 11 ooi 21 Nota 22 Youn~ste r 25 Her rea l name IS Sc1colom 26 Chmese we1ght 27 Curtsy 28 I c nmnate 29 15th c entury he line t "2 B1 bil c ai g reat 8 Sage 9 Bo ave be lle 12 Stttmg Bull and Coc htSe ( 2 wds ) 16 Brawl 21 As tontsh (2 wds ) 22 Bnt1sh East Pass Pass Pass a 3. Pass Pass Pass Pass songs b la de or sword DAILY CRYPTOQUO'I'E - Here's ho w to work 1t ( I I I 1 rJ is One le tter Simply stands for another In th1 s sam ple A IS used for the th ree L s X for the two 0 s et c Sm g e letter s ap ostroph e ~ the lengt h ~nd formatiOn of t h e \~o rd s are ~ 11 lnnt s Eac h da > the code letters are differe nt IDOXUTE ISTAJEMj I ( HE S P'REPAI<:ED 10 SELL HIS LAND CRYPTOQ UOTES LA E N Z HZQ Now arran1e the c1rcled letters to form the surpr11e answer as sur1ested by the above cartoon [J UQ Y l GNR AGTRZVJ ( Auw~r• Jumbl., GUMBO l<r"<rnt.,.. AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW MOSSY I WINNOW tomorrow) BONNET U QYIGNR YNAZQR - TEQOJR . F=REE~ .SHE rHE L TTLE DOE~f-..1 T HC:AI2. REVIV N C7 6EHINO HER THE BORN LOSER WHAT A30UT YQU Z I :;uPPOSE YOU RE HAPPILY IN'IRRIED AI LEY OOP THE GENERAL IS MOST ANXKYJS SMALL. WONDe"R THEY CALL5 11\CGOOIJ • TH WORI..D:S I>I~IEST 1'0 SEE IF Tt1\S INVENTk)N 0~ t11$ WORKS AS WEL~ MANNED AS IT DOES UNMANNED HE MAY NEVER GET ~AT CHANCE BUSTER ' LIEUT!'NANT 5()() IS Pl.on lNG "10 KILL. H IM WHEN YOU PEOPLe ATTACKTH STI<ONGHOLD I INEWSl'APER ~TERPRISE ASSN I ' K&C JEWELERS RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E Maon St Pomeroy Ph 992 3785 ' . The b1ddong has been t• -- TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE . Paml Plum bong & Electr ica l Supplies Tuppers Pla1ns Ph 667 3963 M1ddlepc>rt, Ohio RACINE PlANING MILL 21 Wost North Dble East Pass Soolls Pass 3• Pass ' 2• You South hold • 6 54 .K J 4 3 2 tA Q 9 7 4 S What do you do now? ~-Just bid Four hearts ll. .'t hollll yow pormer In ..,.. made a weak takeout doublll Bu1tdmg Supplies & Custom Millwork Ph 992 3'178 ;TH' WIDDER HAWKINS HAS BEEN AlLIN LATELV, LOWEEZV - AN'I M TAKIN' UP A LEETLE COUECTION ~'?-;;r' IT SHORE 15 KIND-HEARTED OF 'IE TO LOOK AFTER MIZ HAWKINS THAT A· WfW,DOC . ITS FERTH' DOCTOR BILL GREET N65 ' THI5 15 TO I NFOR ~ ~OU~ Af'lt iCAT ON F<JR NOT G01N6 TO C,.\ 'IP HAS BEEN '1'0U TH~T iURNED OOIUN hef'- J&B AUTO BODY I CARPENTER'S MARKET . Jtm Holcomb Owner 51 Rl 124 RuTland Plf 742 5293 . Salem Sl Rullond I. TODAY S QUDITION Y oo hold the same hand Weot opei)S one club Your partner overcalls one spade What do you Ph 742 3'1£ I ' I do now' ' ( 1 \ ( • \ YM Z ER I ZVV EM ER EJQZVG J R Yesterday' s Cryptoquote HALF MEASURES AND HALF DESIRES ONLY SHOW HALF MEN - NAPOLEON (fC 1174 Iin1 P'eatarn s,ncllcate,lnc ) & James Jacoby DATED UP I gold p1e cc 36 Excav<:Jtc source 40 I 1k e a HEJ..PLE~SI..Y- 0ET DAV D aE:;TTO TAKE ME OLIT FOR A CUP OF COFFEE i tn bes m a n 27 ! Ike 35 Crennan art 38 Mtss Mav 39 Steo ilan lava 0 60E'N ~EY'REA LL 3 1 Old F ngilsh Caucasian ' BIFC:D WH CH ,,_ BEAT N6 T? WIN67 FEWDAYoAND meta l Ba rbara CAPTAIN EASY I WI:;H I KNEW THEIR II ! ypc of 2'i Chmese e nd1n g Un!iCramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each squart- tn fo rm f our ord rn ary words AG DU CEY SECRET I CAN T EVEN Ba ll Is one 31 S matra In hlS 3; Fluctua te hy HENRI ARNOLO ' '"d BOB 1 EIE South 1+ H 3NT THEY'VE ONLY 3EEN HERE A the - !0 G1 O>\lng outwCJrd pnson wmdows SOUTH ID) • Q7 'AQ5 AQJ9S3 North Ans\U~ r 29 Ma ke 23 Roofmg ma te n a l 24 l UCi lle actress +4 West Yt stcrda y s ver b ~&MID11rn ®lkJ ~c·-''*' ..-J '1"- I who wome d DOWN I f oplme r heyday Unless he's trymg to make you aware of what you ve JUst wrttten In whtch case, may yo ur marnage tmprove w1th your sudden awareness , when he returns - H DEAR HELEN Reading the letter from 'lnfertonty Complex I MISdeed 5 l lg ht soup 10 E th1op1an la ke EAST • 952 'J73 Some of the best plays 1n brtdge look so easy that no one reahzes how dtfftcult they really are Here ts one that helped dectde an tmpor· tant team match The btddmg and play of the ftrst three trtcks was the same at both tables South won the ftrst trtck wtth the queen of hearts, led a dta· mond to dummy's kmg and a spade back to hts queen and West's ktng ®YOUR MOCEL6 At the ftrst table West led 5URE DON'T the kmg of hearts South took HAVE ANY h•s ace nght away and TROUI3LE started to run dtamonds East ATTWICTING showed out on thts lead so South could only cash hiS three top dtamonds He needed several spade trtcu for hts contract So he proceeded lead hts last spade, ftnesse dummy's 10 and ended up wtth hts contract plus an overtrtck At the other table West had taken the trouble to hsten to the btddmg He was sure that South was countmg on five dtamond trtcks and therefore West led back the e1ght of spades at trtck four South promptly refused the spade finesse He thought hts con· tract was safe Then he came to hiS hand wttlt the ace of hearts and had to go down two when the dtamonds fatled to break We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 992 2955 Pomeroy Me1gs County Branch LONEUNESS IS Opemng lead - • 2 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Chester Ohto VIRGO IAug 23 Sepl 22) You w II be the 11 c tor ous by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Old dance East West vulnerable Ph 992 2S!ijl Middleport Ohio GAUL'S MARKET out Siders ~MCH:d + MARK V STORE Louts W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E Mam sons whO c a n furt her you r p resen t amb !Ions SCORPIO lOci 24 No v 22) Some lh ng th a t yo u have thought th roug h care full y may look n sky to o th ers II you st ck to yo ur g ame p lan 1 wrtl turn o ut as you en.., son SAGITTARIUS I No v 23 Dec 2 1) The ou tco me ol so 11elh ng n pori an i appea s to be m d o u~t a1 th s ltme You shoul dn t despa r The end res ull favo rs you CAPRI CO RN (Dec 22 Jan 19) Don I re ly upon hearsay r1t o 1ma t o n ns t ead g o d rec t!y to the source You I hea r t rs t ha nd the wo rds you lOped Ia hear AQUARIUS IJan 20 Feb 1 9 ) You re s it I n a l o r tun li e eye e tor ge 11 ng what you go alte r Don t s t on you r du ff s ta rt pIng up po n1s PiSCES (Feb 20 March 201 Be t a..,e rn an open and generous m<~nne t owauJ th ose you have deal ngs w th You 1 1 nd you wtl be trea te d w 111 the s;:nn~: co 1s deral on .AKJ632 By Oswald SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT A man and a woman working together toward the same goals Its taking and gtvmg, sharmg dreams, hopes and disappointments , letting him know he s Nwnber One m your life !. It 's takmg care of htm, even when he s not stck It 's htUe thmgs like having his drmk and newspaper ready when he com es home at mght, and big thmgs like never lettmg hun doubt you re on hiS Side ali the way LOve IS lookmg over at a sleepmg man and wondenng how you C<Juld be so lucky It 's a tap on the fanny a httle look that warms you from across the room a kiss on the ear while you re cooking d1nner, an unexpected phone callm the llllddle of the day JUSt to say he llllSSeS you , hiS saymg ' You re beautiful a t 6 am when you know you' re not And tt's havmg sense e nough to ap precia te all these things Love is knowmg where tt sat and keepmg tt the re, b<>causc if you don't you'll be saymg For Saturday June 29 1974 ARIES (Ma rch 2 1 April 191 Your plan s w I suff er m nor lrus tra t ons to day bul It won t be a nythr ng tha t can t be workecl out A tu n evenmg 15 ahea d TAURUS (Apni 20 May 20) Get you r domes! c rtos ponsr b li ltes ou t of I he way as soon as pass ble so you can do some lh ng that sa trs hes I a days ac11ve soc al urges GEMINI IMay 21 June 20) S uo en or s ten d to took upon yo u at lh ts trme n a very fnend y I gh t A good ~ay lot a prrva te confab wrth the boss CANCER (June 2 1 July 22 ) It s your b g de as hut I ave til e bes t c hance o l success tod ay Co ncen t a te on na or ssues tha t have tar le'l c h ng effec ts LEO (July 23 Aug 221 II s best to keep ceri a n con i dentl al fam ly ma tters to you sel l Nolhrng o l 11alue w II be realt zed b y talk ng loose ly to .Q7 Bakers of Gay 90 s Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Ph 949 9591 LOVE IS about your p i Ctns o r co mpla c ency p ropos !tons yo J now u e offe ed by per OLD + BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ra e me Moddleporl 23) DICK TRACY WEST •8 23 Oct A.ww~r U•uflliiJM G' h1glt l~vtl tn au~~t~t~ertame - SNOW • KJ8 'K 108 2 108762 All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. Buock Ponl1a c Opel G M C De a ler Ph 992 2174 500 E Mam Sl Requiem for a Lost Husband DEAR HELEN Your prmtmg this may not brmg my man back to me, but perhaps tt will show other women how to keep THEIR husba nds .10954 M1ddleporl Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS By Helen Bottel +K M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Moddleporl LIBRA ISept June 29 1974 Certam de s tres that are m port an! l o you w 11 be realtz.ed w lh surp r s ng ease th s year Be opt m sl c a nd pos t1ve Don i ! rea ! w lh illd iffere nce '964 . GOEGLEIN READY MIX Helen Help Us. • • 3 NORTH .A10643 Mmor RepairS & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 2366 The Store w1lh A Heart Phone 949 33-42 Rae ne FRIDAY JUNE 21 6 OQ-News J 8 10 13 15 Truth or Cons 6 Sesame 51 2il News 4 Mahler s First Symphony 33 6 30-NBC News J 4 15 ABC 6 CBS News 8 10 Room 222 13 7 oo-Truth or Cons 3 News 6 10 Whaf s My Line 8 Beallhe Clock 4 Avlahon Weallter 33 Wild Kongdom 13 I Spy 15 Electric Comoanv 205 7 30--Porter Waaoner 3 Hollvwood Squares 4 New Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Con cenlrallon 8 Woll Street Weel\20 3J Beallhe Glock 13 7 oo-Washington Rev1ew 20 JJ Dirty Sally 8 10 Sanford Son 4 3 IS Brady Bunch 6 13 8 30-Good Times 8 10 Brian Keith 3 4 15 Six Million Do llar Man 6 13 TBA 3 Fear Woman 20 Performance JazzJJ 8 45 - Boseball 3 9 oo-Triple Play 4 15 Masterpiece Theatre 33 MoVIe Alfred lhe Great 8 Damn lhe Del lani 10 Bicentennial Lecture Series 20 9 30-0dd Couple 6 13 10 OQ-News 20 Tom a 6 13 Conflicts of Harry S Truman 33 10 30-Day at Night 3J Ohio This Week 20 11 OO.::Rews 3, 4 8 10 13 IS Aviation Weather 20 Jana k! 33 11 30-Johnny Carson 3 4 15 Untouchables 13 MISSion lm possible 10 Movies The Curse of Frankenstein 8 Planet of Blood 10 12 30-Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 6 News 13 1 30-Midnog~l SpeclaiJ 4 Fanlastles Fulfilled 13 Two Losl Worlds 10, Take Five for Life IS 2 30-Movle A Pistol lor Ringo • 4 4 OQ-Movle Country Music Holiday 4 S 30-Movle The Great Missouri Ra1d 4 WIN AT BRIDGE Bakers of Good Bread Hunl1ngton W Va Pome roy I f bell procla1med our release from pol1t1cal domi- The Voice of Authority ' -• freedom the sermonette •' • •• • of Television Log party loday I you a re w lltng Ia make COIJl Promtses and c onccss ons 10 la c I ta re a i agreement ( \ �8 The Daily Sen nel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Fr day June 28 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 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n ter o auto & lui power ext 1 goad both cars to be sold Sol Th s sony a part a lsi of whltwfll be sod In lh s 3 day sa e Most of the above tems are n oood or m nt cond 1 on and sometimes there w I be 2 3 or 4 ldenl col Items of le ed Someth ng to sat sty the taste ot any collector can be found at th s line auct on Pion to oltancl 111 3 days Lunch on preml- Nothing shownbefGradoyofsalt PolitlweiO Terms c•shdlyot so e Not responsible tor occlclenh AuctionHrs-BIIIJines & Associates S 395 Loca owne ca good es 6 c:!Y w h s anda d ad o b ue n sh spo ess ean b ue n e o a 966 ans Good Selection Cheaper Cars ado See Ray Rrggs or Roger Rtebel $495 ad o sd ~lhs Chalmers tractor w1th front end loader $550 S99S CHEVELLE 4 DOOR V 8 eng ne au oma c RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 BE T ORDA NED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE V LLAGE OF M DDLEPORT STATE OF OH 0 Otester 0 MASON AUTO MART USED CARS SECT ON and Sou he n WE SELECT ONLY THE BEST Its vacat1on t1me agam Startmg June 29th It II July 9th Mason Auto Mart wtll be closed See you on the lOth NEW WORKING HOURS W VA INSPECTION STAT ON SALES DEPARTMENT 8 JOt 15 30 NoononSal Stiversville News Notes HO s & med um ot jewe ry 20 ext a 1970 FORD MAVER CK 1968 FORD FAIRLANE 500 $995 1970 Ponttac Catalina 4 dr sedan a1r p s and brakes $1095 1966 Chev 4 dr Bel 6 cyl automatic $395 1969 Ply 2 dr hardtop 318 auto ps $595 1966 Ford 4 dr a1r p s and brakes $395 1966 Comet 4 dr good motor and 4 sp transm1ss1on as 1s $195 1962 Ford Fa1rlane 4 dr $100 1969 Ford 4 dr a1r p s and brakes $495 Pomeroy Motor Co. 4 Ooo V 8 eng ne au omat c t ans P s ee ng good es ny n e o b ue n sh A sha p a $1895 63 Chevrolet 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unhl6 OG- Trl5 p m Sat ~CLOSER PS Long w de bed V 8 s d ha d op one o he sharpest 7 s anywhe e 3 8 eng ne ap P S A T P B See Fred Blaettna o Danny Thomp•on a o 69 International 1 You II L ke Our Qual ty Wa y of Do ng Bus ness 1 y P B 6 Karr & Van Zandt ny op and t he wo ks One oca owne P S 71 Ford F-250 Long w de bed cy • speed ll95 11495 67 Dodge Cor HT Cpe V-3 4 speed oo w de '895 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle power a1r PB 72 Ford F-250 Long bed V 8 s d 995 a1r A 71 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. s1695 ny oo 72 Plymouth Duster 0 ha d op shows tende ca e fu y equ pped w h a 3 good barbe cha s co eel an of do Is 3 Ge g ass dresse knobs etc 0 05 m nlatu e coal ca s lot m n atu e t a ns nk we s 2 ch na cocks mon d 72 Ford Gal. 500 ha dap PS ny mo h 0 60 As Low As 11295 1971 DODGE VB CHALLENGER v ny pe 1 1970 CHRYSLER NEWPORT VB 20 2 Ooo e 1195 lll95 Powe see ng P B 2 Doo Sedan 1 2495 1 4 D '1B95 1 1295 69 Olds F-35 Cpe 6 cyl 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe 1 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO cond 1795 11995 S 70 Volkswagen s1295 70 Chev. Monte Carlo s1495 Ha ap 1 1 ny 71Doo Olds Delta 88 Sedan A P '2495 1 2695 71 Pontiac Cat 4 Door v-roof & air 70 Ch1Y$1er Newport 4 Dr pow & a1r 70 Olds 9B Hoi Sed ny oo 8 000 m es PS PB • Doo Sedan AM F M ad o a 1 • Mr and Mrs Lows De Luz spent two weeks vacat on ng m Fau-fax and Falls Church Va 0 and Wash ngron D C M ss ess 0 • Mabel McDan els of SpnngfJeld Va returned w1th them for a week s v s t Mr and Mrs M ke Evans Alic a and Cindy local and Mr and Mrs Don Hunnel and Art e Pomeroy were at RiverSide Stadium Cincmnat for the Braves Reds doubleheader on Sunday Mrs Elva Dailey Syracuse VIS ted her ~rents Mr and Mrs Carl Autherson on Wednesday afternoon Clint Birch and leota called on Mr and Mrs William Iipps and fam ly of V ncent on Sunday Mr and Mrs Danny Hames of Belpre VIS ted m th s ne gh borhood on Satw-day Mr and Mrs leon Donahue were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawrence and family Mrs Myrtle lewiS Mickey and Brenda W nf1eld W Va are spending a few days With her daughter Mr and Mrs Btll • • ...• ..... ~ ~ ....."... .... :. .. ... .. , ~ ... • ~ ......~ .-.. .• a... ..... ..... ."' ::. ..• •• ..... .••.. .....• -.-..... .... .... .•..• Bryant Debb e and Dav d Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen Newark v s ted M and Mrs B 11 M ddleswart on Monday even ng Bill Bryant was among those rece vmg Grand Croaker Degrees at the Shr ne Park m Racme on Saturday evenmg Portland was the w nnmg team m thetr game w th Syracuse on Monday even ng Mr and Mrs Jun Mtd dleswart and Janet called on Mr and Mrs Edward Bush Sp Her on Sunday afternoon Several from thiS area at tended Hentage Day at Me gs Museum n Pomeroy on Sunday Recent v s tors at the E H Carpenters were Mrs Mattie Teaford Kevm Steven and Carol Mrs Ruby Bryant Debra and Dave Mrs Myrtle Lew sand Brenda Paul Evans and Paul Dean Evans Danny Black Melvm Da ley Mike Oatley Jake Shuler Tom Durst Donald Brewer and Tim S W Durst Ray Frank J W Lawson Joe Miller Leota B rch AI c a Evans Mrs Penny Pr ce and Mrs Teddy Mundry - 8 30 a m t ' oo p m noon on Sat We thank you for you cooDerat on f~~~~..!!YNOLD!·.~!rNllc!nic 20 e Mayo 62S752 ohn Ze k HarnsonVIUe Soctety News Mrs Nellle Borgan and Mrs Earl McGrath and Mrs Murl Douglas enjoyed th& semor cttizens trip ro the ball game at Cincmnatt Mrs Wilda W seman Mrs Larry Clark and Tamara and Penny were dmner guests of the Earl Starkeys on Wed nesday Larry Clark JO ned hiS family for supper w th the Robert Clarks "lfr and Mrs Frank Graves of St John Mlch are VIS tmg Guy Bolin Mrs May Mason spent a couple of days carmg for Eun1ce Bradfield and s now visiting her son n Athens Mrs Dena Welch IS a patten! at 0 Bleness Hosp tal tn Athens Mark G bson son of Dr and Mrs Don G bson Maryland graduated from high schoo and w II attend vet school at osu thiS fall Mr and Mrs Frank Graves Jr left Satw-day for Akron where they w 11 v s t h s fathe before go ng back to M ch gao Recent cal ers of M s Ava G !key were Margare Douglas Frances Young M nn e McGrath Anne Graves Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Mr and Mrs Clmron G !key and Mr and Mrs Mike Epple Clmron Gilkey w II construct a large apartme nt house development n Gallipolis for Terry Whaley starting soon Jodie Gibson of Athens spent a few days With her grand mother Lana G bson The f st th ee Purple Hearts awarded by Geo rge Wash ngton fo se v ce du ng the Amer can Revolut on were presented to Connect cut men NELSON M010RS, INC. HARRISONVILLE Recent v s tors of Mrs Norma lee were Mr and Mrs Richard McKnight of John stown and Mr and Mrs Dana Brickles of Shade 0 _ M)"' and Mrs Raymond l..~~an and daughter and of Maryland are grandchildren he h s guests of SteUa Atkins and con a On y on e Me e ed Se v ce o Ruby Diehl for a week ea h pe as o vo age and Mr and Mrs Robert Alkire phase w be sup p ed o I sume unde h s S hedu e v stted the Charles Alklres of con Ze k e Mavo a one Con ac Lo ca on 628 52c Rae ne Sunday Wtte. e woo mo e se v ces a e I I 73 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle power air powe Phone 614-SJ7 J411 I STAN ELEC 74 Ford Grand Tonno $3495 3295 2 D Sedan cho ce of wo One s std sh m ne s McGuffey s eade s co eel on Clv Wa re cs !f ant meta FOR SECONDARY ESTABL SH NG A FORMULA FOR VARY NG SUCH RATES 1 cy Sedan ow m eage ext a sha p 1970 FORD MAVERICK 6 CYL a ge model s earn rays good wooden churn col eclonofbayonets se new Ame can a sha p one oca owne 1 4D he many f ne terns and oak stand hundreds a d books A t 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fo ow ng sa pa tal 2 ca b de KSWAGEN ea new es Phone 992 es Powe s Ve y THURSDAY JULY4 FRIDAY JULYS& SATURDAY JULY6 STARTING AT 0 30A M EACH DAY 10m les south of McConnelsv lie & Malta Oh o on 51 Rt 377 towards Athens n Pennsv I e by The Embree Park Sale he d outs de and n large tenl Plenty shade br ng suga c eame 24 m 1973 GRAN TORINO 4 DR SEDAN ....... 12995 eng ne 8 ong w coa ende we ghs app 500 'bs makes Is own steam o a b akes gene ator ghts wh s le etc Took ove 5 y s o bu d Th s I a n & a I the m n ng tems w be sa d on Satu day R R caboose R R an erns R R gh s R R a cans &many othe R R ems S UPER 9 2 RED UCE F u de )( D ug s 28 3 easy ans Sell ng the complete contents ol a very old eslale from Cleveland Oh o also the collect ons of the ole Frank A Buhla belter known as Buhla The Mag con age 6 25 6 BEET S o sa e Cha e Fos e R 338 nea Ra ne Lo ks Ra ne Phon e 2.4 2309 s u On y 7 7 3 DAY (10 A.M EACH DAY) PENNSVILLE OHIO (MORGAN COUNTY) your own cha r 59500 00 T S BETTER THAN MON EY 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HOME Rep a and e ng s AU OMOB E n u an e been can e ed Los you ope a o s cense Ca 992 7.t28 6 s- c 3035 CHARGE 6 .See or Call Bob or Roger Jetfers Day 992 7089 Nrght 992 3~25 or 992 5232 110 r~( ·( ll ,ll•l\ ')ll;•r·1 6 28 6 5 3 .... led 742-5293 NEWL STING 8 ac es and a goad 2x65 mob e home Cook and bake un fs D ed we i On y $9500 NEW L 51 fNG 2 bed ooms mov ng them fast We only have 12 eft ol the cars at the o d pr ce Haven I you fo gotten someth ng? The most mportant lh ng fo you vacat on foot or contract Also doztl'! work and sel?t c tanks n Now Open fo Bus ness SE PT C T ANKS AROB C SEWAGE S Y S TEMS C EANED REPA RED M LER SAN TAT ON STEW AR OH 0 PH 662 I Why take 7Sc nex1 year to the fu dol a ya ue now? We are Water L nes and Power( L nes A work done by ,._ F ee Es ma es Sli P T C TAN KS ea on ab e a es Ph 6 a Ga po s ohn Ru s e owne a d op e a o TS 2 doo ha dtop A Get another opportumty to buy at prrces Why let the chance of a life time fall out of your hands? DtTQIING SERVlCE Mo ed o Ru and 3f. m e ns de y m on gh co ne B ck S and R 24 8-K EXCAVATING COMPAN'r' PonJL' roy , Ohw 1~76'1 5 0 6 2 3 II BODY os Vuq1l H f, t~ l orc1 S1 Br uk •r 9 2 OLD S Cu a s 3 0 au om a P S Phon e 965 CASH pa d ons o he J&B AUTO.. a ge 992 2259 0 992 2568 6 YOU MAY NOT HOGG & ZUSPAN makes ga o e wa ng o buy ST w h us and make ha sa e Auto Sales Wanted To Buy A FA ga ca pe ed w th 6 ome oom •109.95 awn Boy e umseh Koh e W COMPAN Y TR C SERV CE TO CON SUMERS N THE V LLAGE OF M ODLEPORT ME GS COUNTY OH 0 AND USED-CARS n A Lot of Buyslll 0 2 4 SUCCESSORS AND ASS GNS DARD new 5 ROOM HOU SE on a d Ph e 99 65 Mobile Homes For Sale 4000 BTU u nace basemen ELECTR C I Eng ne Repa Hou 9 6 Weekday s 9 9 Weeke nds of pa k ng S22 500 WE HAVE SEVERA OT HER PR OPERT ES TO OFFER YOU DROP N TODAY We ha e buye s HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS ng ange new ho wa e 62 6 p Employment Wanted w h Sf eet b ck c ose o shopp ng k chen s ou o h s wo ld ha s e e y h ng 5 B R ha 2 bath s ma ba emen w h BEAG E P UP w make e e Phone 985 926 p FOUND Sma b a ad an rn a e dog Owne an ha e b pa g o ad Phon e .46 0 6 28 3 Located on lrd Rae ne Oh o POMEROY Ranch ype 2 BR bah age ng R w th f ep ace n ce k t hen ga age s s 000 MIDDLEPORT Pets For Sale Found tu na e fu n h ed $ 0 000 Go Ca I MAY Spec a On Carpet Rem nants F ee Est mates HW oos w h u y basemen a mos new gas Wanted To Buy I Lo a ed at Mode n Supp y Sma Not1ce ORO NANCE NO Wal Pape V ny Wa I Fab c Room o he k d o p ay home loa p an 2 Nol!ce 28 1974~----•••••••••••••- A mstrong L noleum o 50~<:296 bah Fr day June AN ORO NANCE F X NG THE RATES WH C H COLUMBUS AND SO UTH ER N OH 0 ERROR ASK US ABOUT I ~E FABRICATED 0 6 IrS AN Business Services W k nson Smolf Engine 992 3092 399 w Ma n Pomeroy TheDa ly Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy I \ Pvmeroy Ohto 992·2174 �8 The Daily Sen nel M ddleport Pomeroy 0 Fr day June 28 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! 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n ter o auto & lui power ext 1 goad both cars to be sold Sol Th s sony a part a lsi of whltwfll be sod In lh s 3 day sa e Most of the above tems are n oood or m nt cond 1 on and sometimes there w I be 2 3 or 4 ldenl col Items of le ed Someth ng to sat sty the taste ot any collector can be found at th s line auct on Pion to oltancl 111 3 days Lunch on preml- Nothing shownbefGradoyofsalt PolitlweiO Terms c•shdlyot so e Not responsible tor occlclenh AuctionHrs-BIIIJines & Associates S 395 Loca owne ca good es 6 c:!Y w h s anda d ad o b ue n sh spo ess ean b ue n e o a 966 ans Good Selection Cheaper Cars ado See Ray Rrggs or Roger Rtebel $495 ad o sd ~lhs Chalmers tractor w1th front end loader $550 S99S CHEVELLE 4 DOOR V 8 eng ne au oma c RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 BE T ORDA NED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE V LLAGE OF M DDLEPORT STATE OF OH 0 Otester 0 MASON AUTO MART USED CARS SECT ON and Sou he n WE SELECT ONLY THE BEST Its vacat1on t1me agam Startmg June 29th It II July 9th Mason Auto Mart wtll be closed See you on the lOth NEW WORKING HOURS W VA INSPECTION STAT ON SALES DEPARTMENT 8 JOt 15 30 NoononSal Stiversville News Notes HO s & med um ot jewe ry 20 ext a 1970 FORD MAVER CK 1968 FORD FAIRLANE 500 $995 1970 Ponttac Catalina 4 dr sedan a1r p s and brakes $1095 1966 Chev 4 dr Bel 6 cyl automatic $395 1969 Ply 2 dr hardtop 318 auto ps $595 1966 Ford 4 dr a1r p s and brakes $395 1966 Comet 4 dr good motor and 4 sp transm1ss1on as 1s $195 1962 Ford Fa1rlane 4 dr $100 1969 Ford 4 dr a1r p s and brakes $495 Pomeroy Motor Co. 4 Ooo V 8 eng ne au omat c t ans P s ee ng good es ny n e o b ue n sh A sha p a $1895 63 Chevrolet 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unhl6 OG- Trl5 p m Sat ~CLOSER PS Long w de bed V 8 s d ha d op one o he sharpest 7 s anywhe e 3 8 eng ne ap P S A T P B See Fred Blaettna o Danny Thomp•on a o 69 International 1 You II L ke Our Qual ty Wa y of Do ng Bus ness 1 y P B 6 Karr & Van Zandt ny op and t he wo ks One oca owne P S 71 Ford F-250 Long w de bed cy • speed ll95 11495 67 Dodge Cor HT Cpe V-3 4 speed oo w de '895 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle power a1r PB 72 Ford F-250 Long bed V 8 s d 995 a1r A 71 Ford LTD 4 Dr. H.T. s1695 ny oo 72 Plymouth Duster 0 ha d op shows tende ca e fu y equ pped w h a 3 good barbe cha s co eel an of do Is 3 Ge g ass dresse knobs etc 0 05 m nlatu e coal ca s lot m n atu e t a ns nk we s 2 ch na cocks mon d 72 Ford Gal. 500 ha dap PS ny mo h 0 60 As Low As 11295 1971 DODGE VB CHALLENGER v ny pe 1 1970 CHRYSLER NEWPORT VB 20 2 Ooo e 1195 lll95 Powe see ng P B 2 Doo Sedan 1 2495 1 4 D '1B95 1 1295 69 Olds F-35 Cpe 6 cyl 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe 1 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO cond 1795 11995 S 70 Volkswagen s1295 70 Chev. Monte Carlo s1495 Ha ap 1 1 ny 71Doo Olds Delta 88 Sedan A P '2495 1 2695 71 Pontiac Cat 4 Door v-roof & air 70 Ch1Y$1er Newport 4 Dr pow & a1r 70 Olds 9B Hoi Sed ny oo 8 000 m es PS PB • Doo Sedan AM F M ad o a 1 • Mr and Mrs Lows De Luz spent two weeks vacat on ng m Fau-fax and Falls Church Va 0 and Wash ngron D C M ss ess 0 • Mabel McDan els of SpnngfJeld Va returned w1th them for a week s v s t Mr and Mrs M ke Evans Alic a and Cindy local and Mr and Mrs Don Hunnel and Art e Pomeroy were at RiverSide Stadium Cincmnat for the Braves Reds doubleheader on Sunday Mrs Elva Dailey Syracuse VIS ted her ~rents Mr and Mrs Carl Autherson on Wednesday afternoon Clint Birch and leota called on Mr and Mrs William Iipps and fam ly of V ncent on Sunday Mr and Mrs Danny Hames of Belpre VIS ted m th s ne gh borhood on Satw-day Mr and Mrs leon Donahue were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Clarence Lawrence and family Mrs Myrtle lewiS Mickey and Brenda W nf1eld W Va are spending a few days With her daughter Mr and Mrs Btll • • ...• ..... ~ ~ ....."... .... :. .. ... .. , ~ ... • ~ ......~ .-.. .• a... ..... ..... ."' ::. ..• •• ..... .••.. .....• -.-..... .... .... .•..• Bryant Debb e and Dav d Mr and Mrs Arthur Allen Newark v s ted M and Mrs B 11 M ddleswart on Monday even ng Bill Bryant was among those rece vmg Grand Croaker Degrees at the Shr ne Park m Racme on Saturday evenmg Portland was the w nnmg team m thetr game w th Syracuse on Monday even ng Mr and Mrs Jun Mtd dleswart and Janet called on Mr and Mrs Edward Bush Sp Her on Sunday afternoon Several from thiS area at tended Hentage Day at Me gs Museum n Pomeroy on Sunday Recent v s tors at the E H Carpenters were Mrs Mattie Teaford Kevm Steven and Carol Mrs Ruby Bryant Debra and Dave Mrs Myrtle Lew sand Brenda Paul Evans and Paul Dean Evans Danny Black Melvm Da ley Mike Oatley Jake Shuler Tom Durst Donald Brewer and Tim S W Durst Ray Frank J W Lawson Joe Miller Leota B rch AI c a Evans Mrs Penny Pr ce and Mrs Teddy Mundry - 8 30 a m t ' oo p m noon on Sat We thank you for you cooDerat on f~~~~..!!YNOLD!·.~!rNllc!nic 20 e Mayo 62S752 ohn Ze k HarnsonVIUe Soctety News Mrs Nellle Borgan and Mrs Earl McGrath and Mrs Murl Douglas enjoyed th& semor cttizens trip ro the ball game at Cincmnatt Mrs Wilda W seman Mrs Larry Clark and Tamara and Penny were dmner guests of the Earl Starkeys on Wed nesday Larry Clark JO ned hiS family for supper w th the Robert Clarks "lfr and Mrs Frank Graves of St John Mlch are VIS tmg Guy Bolin Mrs May Mason spent a couple of days carmg for Eun1ce Bradfield and s now visiting her son n Athens Mrs Dena Welch IS a patten! at 0 Bleness Hosp tal tn Athens Mark G bson son of Dr and Mrs Don G bson Maryland graduated from high schoo and w II attend vet school at osu thiS fall Mr and Mrs Frank Graves Jr left Satw-day for Akron where they w 11 v s t h s fathe before go ng back to M ch gao Recent cal ers of M s Ava G !key were Margare Douglas Frances Young M nn e McGrath Anne Graves Mr and Mrs Walter Jordan and Mr and Mrs Clmron G !key and Mr and Mrs Mike Epple Clmron Gilkey w II construct a large apartme nt house development n Gallipolis for Terry Whaley starting soon Jodie Gibson of Athens spent a few days With her grand mother Lana G bson The f st th ee Purple Hearts awarded by Geo rge Wash ngton fo se v ce du ng the Amer can Revolut on were presented to Connect cut men NELSON M010RS, INC. HARRISONVILLE Recent v s tors of Mrs Norma lee were Mr and Mrs Richard McKnight of John stown and Mr and Mrs Dana Brickles of Shade 0 _ M)"' and Mrs Raymond l..~~an and daughter and of Maryland are grandchildren he h s guests of SteUa Atkins and con a On y on e Me e ed Se v ce o Ruby Diehl for a week ea h pe as o vo age and Mr and Mrs Robert Alkire phase w be sup p ed o I sume unde h s S hedu e v stted the Charles Alklres of con Ze k e Mavo a one Con ac Lo ca on 628 52c Rae ne Sunday Wtte. e woo mo e se v ces a e I I 73 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle power air powe Phone 614-SJ7 J411 I STAN ELEC 74 Ford Grand Tonno $3495 3295 2 D Sedan cho ce of wo One s std sh m ne s McGuffey s eade s co eel on Clv Wa re cs !f ant meta FOR SECONDARY ESTABL SH NG A FORMULA FOR VARY NG SUCH RATES 1 cy Sedan ow m eage ext a sha p 1970 FORD MAVERICK 6 CYL a ge model s earn rays good wooden churn col eclonofbayonets se new Ame can a sha p one oca owne 1 4D he many f ne terns and oak stand hundreds a d books A t 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ec on mas y sod by he back App 500 b ocks o be sol~ Satu day Approx ma e y 500 In dan ar owheads & f nts 2 Indian sku s tomohawk nd an mo ar p sto 2 nd an do s Hocking Va ley H s o y 883 4 Howes Dh o H sto es H story of Mye s W Va hand carved wooden statue of John the Bapt st on wood & ma b e pedesta 5 ft Ia dated 860 n ce che y boy made of a cove ed br dge ave 400 (8x 0) p ctu es oJ cove ed b dges f om al ove s ate of Oh o ove 200 J m Beam Haro d Cub Kentucky Gent eman bolt es I onstone famous st o pa ntfng from 1700 s an p c u es & f ames lot b ass t n & copper 2 c ank v clro as 78 RPM reco ds 2 cy nde Ed son v cl o as~ seve a hund ed cy lnde eco ds 6 b ass schoo be Is se go dwe gh ngsca es&o he ant sea es cha k man w rack house 6 oom ng 1972 FORD RANCHERO ......... .. meda s o de egates to M ners Convent on p ctu es of eve y m ne ever to ope a e n the Hock ng Va ey over 5 000 ax 0 photographs A farge con & stamp co lecl an Factory Sale• TW N NEEDLE sewng ma ch nes 9 4 mode n wa nu s and A ea u e bu n o make an y des gns and do s e h sew ng A so bu onho es b nd hems e s 3 35 ash o e ms ava abe Phone 992 2653 ------------------ m n a u e made of The Sunday Creek Co m ne No 6 Made Sedal a M ne Co No 14 Un led M ne Wo ke s o ,___ __ 2.,fc dupf cales n th s co eel on ANT QUES La ge ch na cock w 2 match ng ch no candafab as made n 8 5 washed n god w eag e on top 3 pes cu g ass ke p tche a ge bow footed compote w ne decante 4 ound w ne handed d shes m ne d sas e 9 ACRe FARM oom ou se w h basemen n ud g rna h ne y a d es o k A SLEEP NG oom o e W ne s o e n Pome oy Re e ences equ ed Phone 992 5293 6 23 c 5 b ast ng box f om m ne d I s b ts and m ne oo s Busmess SeiY!tes ee ow m eag e ba an e o wa an y s ee ng au to ans s ee be ed w s w d nne bu ke s 25 d ffe enl lype carb de m ne amps m ne s hats 48 cap esbook p lnted abou M I e d M ne 0 saste n 937 coa m ne scr pt newspape c pp ngs of Real Estate For Sale FERGUSON FORD T ac o New Ho and hay ba e ba Phon e 992 2909 26 The fo ow ng sa pa tal 2 ca b de KSWAGEN ea new es Phone 992 es Powe s Ve y THURSDAY JULY4 FRIDAY JULYS& SATURDAY JULY6 STARTING AT 0 30A M EACH DAY 10m les south of McConnelsv lie & Malta Oh o on 51 Rt 377 towards Athens n Pennsv I e by The Embree Park Sale he d outs de and n large tenl Plenty shade br ng suga c eame 24 m 1973 GRAN TORINO 4 DR SEDAN ....... 12995 eng ne 8 ong w coa ende we ghs app 500 'bs makes Is own steam o a b akes gene ator ghts wh s le etc Took ove 5 y s o bu d Th s I a n & a I the m n ng tems w be sa d on Satu day R R caboose R R an erns R R gh s R R a cans &many othe R R ems S UPER 9 2 RED UCE F u de )( D ug s 28 3 easy ans Sell ng the complete contents ol a very old eslale from Cleveland Oh o also the collect ons of the ole Frank A Buhla belter known as Buhla The Mag con age 6 25 6 BEET S o sa e Cha e Fos e R 338 nea Ra ne Lo ks Ra ne Phon e 2.4 2309 s u On y 7 7 3 DAY (10 A.M EACH DAY) PENNSVILLE OHIO (MORGAN COUNTY) your own cha r 59500 00 T S BETTER THAN MON EY N THE BANK WHEN YOU BUY A GOOD SA LEAB E PROPERTY MAKE YOUR INVES TMENT WITH US For Sale 0 ee s ba h a m y oom a nd a po on e e a Shou d ha e sa e VI ' On qu e Look ng o S8500 00 RUTLAND 3 bed ooms 65 CAll GEOFFREY ROSENBERG wI o s 6 30 2B95 1 1973 TORINO VB 4 DR SEDAN PUBLIC AUCTION SALE 30 CONCRETE gh 0 ou Fas and easy F ee Ph one 9~2 328 4 Read M K Co T y ng o $9500 00 SMALL FARM ac es b ock o f pa ed oad 2 BR come to your plant s te to nspect and pr ce you a KOS MET CS and 2 EXCEL S OR Sa Wo ks E Ma n S Pom e oy A k nds 0 sa wa e pe e s wa e nugge s b o ~ sa and own Oh o R e Sa Phone 992 WE ARE EXPANDING INTO YOUR AREA' ' 6 2 3 66 X Oh o To nos l TOs now at the owest pr ce vou w II eve pay or one of these tho oughly recond t oned vacat on ready used cars 1974 FORD MUSTANG II 2 DR 0 3 wa e na gas ga age and ga den on co ne DON T MAKE AN ERROR and u n you vacat on Really en oy I w th one of ou new P ntos Maver cks Mustang II 4D a on c y YOUR CAR? HOME Rep a and e ng s AU OMOB E n u an e been can e ed Los you ope a o s cense Ca 992 7.t28 6 s- c 3035 CHARGE 6 .See or Call Bob or Roger Jetfers Day 992 7089 Nrght 992 3~25 or 992 5232 110 r~( ·( ll ,ll•l\ ')ll;•r·1 6 28 6 5 3 .... led 742-5293 NEWL STING 8 ac es and a goad 2x65 mob e home Cook and bake un fs D ed we i On y $9500 NEW L 51 fNG 2 bed ooms mov ng them fast We only have 12 eft ol the cars at the o d pr ce Haven I you fo gotten someth ng? The most mportant lh ng fo you vacat on foot or contract Also doztl'! work and sel?t c tanks n Now Open fo Bus ness SE PT C T ANKS AROB C SEWAGE S Y S TEMS C EANED REPA RED M LER SAN TAT ON STEW AR OH 0 PH 662 I Why take 7Sc nex1 year to the fu dol a ya ue now? We are Water L nes and Power( L nes A work done by ,._ F ee Es ma es Sli P T C TAN KS ea on ab e a es Ph 6 a Ga po s ohn Ru s e owne a d op e a o TS 2 doo ha dtop A Get another opportumty to buy at prrces Why let the chance of a life time fall out of your hands? DtTQIING SERVlCE Mo ed o Ru and 3f. m e ns de y m on gh co ne B ck S and R 24 8-K EXCAVATING COMPAN'r' PonJL' roy , Ohw 1~76'1 5 0 6 2 3 II BODY os Vuq1l H f, t~ l orc1 S1 Br uk •r 9 2 OLD S Cu a s 3 0 au om a P S Phon e 965 CASH pa d ons o he J&B AUTO.. a ge 992 2259 0 992 2568 6 YOU MAY NOT HOGG & ZUSPAN makes ga o e wa ng o buy ST w h us and make ha sa e Auto Sales Wanted To Buy A FA ga ca pe ed w th 6 ome oom •109.95 awn Boy e umseh Koh e W COMPAN Y TR C SERV CE TO CON SUMERS N THE V LLAGE OF M ODLEPORT ME GS COUNTY OH 0 AND USED-CARS n A Lot of Buyslll 0 2 4 SUCCESSORS AND ASS GNS DARD new 5 ROOM HOU SE on a d Ph e 99 65 Mobile Homes For Sale 4000 BTU u nace basemen ELECTR C I Eng ne Repa Hou 9 6 Weekday s 9 9 Weeke nds of pa k ng S22 500 WE HAVE SEVERA OT HER PR OPERT ES TO OFFER YOU DROP N TODAY We ha e buye s HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS ng ange new ho wa e 62 6 p Employment Wanted w h Sf eet b ck c ose o shopp ng k chen s ou o h s wo ld ha s e e y h ng 5 B R ha 2 bath s ma ba emen w h BEAG E P UP w make e e Phone 985 926 p FOUND Sma b a ad an rn a e dog Owne an ha e b pa g o ad Phon e .46 0 6 28 3 Located on lrd Rae ne Oh o POMEROY Ranch ype 2 BR bah age ng R w th f ep ace n ce k t hen ga age s s 000 MIDDLEPORT Pets For Sale Found tu na e fu n h ed $ 0 000 Go Ca I MAY Spec a On Carpet Rem nants F ee Est mates HW oos w h u y basemen a mos new gas Wanted To Buy I Lo a ed at Mode n Supp y Sma Not1ce ORO NANCE NO Wal Pape V ny Wa I Fab c Room o he k d o p ay home loa p an 2 Nol!ce 28 1974~----•••••••••••••- A mstrong L noleum o 50~<:296 bah Fr day June AN ORO NANCE F X NG THE RATES WH C H COLUMBUS AND SO UTH ER N OH 0 ERROR ASK US ABOUT I ~E FABRICATED 0 6 IrS AN Business Services W k nson Smolf Engine 992 3092 399 w Ma n Pomeroy TheDa ly Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy I \ Pvmeroy Ohto 992·2174 �·. ' HOSPITAL NEWS BENEFITS EXTENDED WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate voted Wednesday to (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page I) extend from eight to 10 years thus tar. "I just want to express my firm conviction that the ~licy of the time post-Korean War In closing, I!Gstic read a Holzer Mectl~al Center such individuals ... has nothing In common with the interests of veterans are eligible for ffrlm Atty. General letter (Discharged, June 27) the peoples," said Brezhnev. "It is a policy that attests to the government educational ' William J. Brown (See Sharon Belcher, Mrs. unwillingness or inability of its proponents to take a sober look at benefits . separate story elsewhere In William Biggs and son, Connie the realities of the present-4ay world." . today'& paper) which urged PAINESVILLE, . Ohio (UPI) lion!' "As a result, almost all utilities Cade, Helen Cossin, Mrs. Nixon answered in his toast, "We both seek peace. But we seek citizens In southern Oblo to - Karl H. Rudolph, · president Construction costs or utility are increasingly dependent on Robert Day and daughter, contact Sen. Harry Annof the Cleveland Electric Dlwn· facilities have risen fasl<lr than the outside money market, Elizabeth Denney, Miles Dice, a peace that is more than simply absence of war ... We must still do everything we can to negotiate agreemen~ that will lessen the strqug, Logan, and Senate inating Co., said today the en- most other costs of doing bus- where the cost of borrowing is Daniel M. Evans, Pamela burden of armaments on our peoples and the danger of war." (Continued· from page 1) President Pro-Tem Ted vironmental situation in Ohio inesg, Rudolph said, adding that too high." Gilliam, June Fredrick Huff, Nixon began lils 'second"ila •Ui 'I}, thSo~~et cawif today by sources of leaked news stories Columbus, and ask Gray, -as it affects electric utilities time-lags in gaining rate relief Rudolph said in order for the Brenda Hunt, Mrs. George placing a wreath at tne ww~ v• .. ! -~!!. :SJI.ta today~ he claims has made it im· that they approve HB 1090, a -is taking on critical propor- have made it difficult to keep country's utilities to meet al- Jackson and son, Iva Jarrett, soldier. On his drive back to the Kremlin, he suddenly slop possible for htm to get a lair drug abuse control bill now lions . up. most unlimited power demands Dorothy Jenks, Rosey Jones, the car and jwnped out to shake hands in a crowd estimated at triaL stuck In the Senate Rules "As of July I, 1975, utilities "While capital costs and op- of the future, they must have George Knapp, Tracy Lewis, . - White House special Committee. must meet air pollution control erating coots in out industry are rate increases on a timely Shirley Likens, Edgar Long, 1,000 persons. "Greetings, greetings" and "Good luck" were shouted to him counsel Dean Burcli called the Unless the rules committee standards which cannot be at- moving up, the granting of rate basis. Brenda Maley, Gertrude from the crowd, surprised at his appearance but kept informed of House Judlcary Conunittee's schedules a vote on the bill, tained," Rudolph told the 1974 relief falls behind," he said. Markle, Karen Miller, Lloyd his visit by the Russian press. impeachment inquiry "a efforts at drug reform will be legislative conference of the Moore, Clara Mossbarger, The stop made Nixon 15 minutes late for his talks and when he partisan lyncli mob" because Greater Cleveland Growth AsJudy Myers, Uoyd Peterson, and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger arrived, they found of the panel's decision Wed- dead for ·two years. Seated on main stage were sociation. "First, because the Barbara Pratt, Mrs. Thomas Brezhnev chatting with American reporters. nesday to limit the number of Paul Willer, city manager; technology is not available, anct Rafferty and son, Forster A reporter asked what they would talk about and Brezhnev witness it will permit Nixon's Jim Saunders, Gallia County .second, even if it were, faciliSilcox, Karen Sloan, Paul stretched out his arms, saying, "There is alist that long. The defense lawyer to call. Shl!riff; Robert S. Betz, ties could not be installed in •Stanley, William Walters, first thing on the list is strengthening friendly rela lions." -Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, municipal judge; Winowich; time to meet the deadline. Sharon Warner, James Watts, Brezhnev then went to Nixon and told him that the reporters D-Minn., denied any personal John Taylor, city police chief; "The choice between violating Mary L. White, Ozelma Woody, had been asking about the subject of their talks. . knowledge of wrongdoing in Ronald Calhoun, common the law or depriving our custoKathy Wright. "They always do," Nixon replied. the acceptance of illegal pleas court judge; Dean mers of electric power is not iBirlhs) While her husband was busy negotiating, Pat Nixon visited a contributions from coran enviable one . It is a matter Gallia County sheriff's by Eugene Ellis of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Juniper, a circus training school wh~re she saw two aeralists bniSh .e,ach porations for his 1972 cam- Evans, city solicitor; Bill Eachus,. assistant county the utility industry is pondering deputies Thursday arrested Snowden said the attack was daughter, Point Pleasant ; Mr. other in !Ught-with no serious ' consequences-al)<l later at.. paign. A report prepared for prosecutor; Gary Bane, carefully and one that deserves three juveniles, ages 17 and 16, the Senate Watergate Comnot provoked. Snowden was and Mrs. Mark Haley, a son, tended a tea by Mrs. Brezhnev and Mrs. Podgorny. juvenile court probation officer thoughtful attention by the pub- on charges of breaking and Cheshire. In a development in U.S.Soviet relations apparently not mittee charged Wednesday and Bostic. lic and the environmental'pro- entering Cottrell's Grocery struck around the left eye. Ellis directly related to Nixon's visit, Occidential Petroleum Co. an- that Humphrey and Sen. said that Snowden caused the Members of the Gallia ~ction agency," he added. Store at Porter on June 15. fight. nounced that its chjlirman, Armand Hammer, would sign the Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., had both Veterans Memorial Hospital County C~apter, American Rudolph said it was necessary They will appear in Gallia ADMISSIONS - Roy Sears, largest agreement ever between a govenunent and a private received illegal contributions. Another witness, James Fife Red Cross distributed drug to clea11 up the environment, County Juvenile Court Moncompany. of Rt. 2, Cheshire, said Ellis Middleport; Harold Evans, abuse pamphlets. A display of CEJ is spending nearly noting day. The deal between Occldentlal and the Soviet Union to provide started the fight and damaged Middleport; Michael Ward, various drugs were available $2 million a month on pollution According to Silas J. the interior of the bar. No Parkersburg; Tammy Tyree, chemical fertilizer was expected to be worth $20 billion. for viewing below the stage. control and environment im- Hamilton, department inIn another annotrncement, the son of Jewish electrochemist Middleport; Golda Roush, charges have been filed . ment,- but said it had not been vestigator, several items taken The session lasted two hours Middleport; Cora Jewell , Benjamin Levich said the Russians had agreed to allow him to Deputies investigated two (Continued from page 4) · and 15 minutes . It was demonstrated that the stan- at the store were confiscated. emigrate to Israel by the end of 1975. acts of vandalism. Owen Albany. lett of Mansfield, 4 and 2, and recorded by WJEH Radio, and dards being established were Taken in the B&E were 45 The Soviets' policy on Jewish emigration has been a major then birdied three holes on the DISCHARGES - Theron Cordell of Thompson Rd . feasible or even necessary to Timex watches, 10 other stumbUng block in the U.S. Congress to giving special trade back nine to beat Jeff Goett· hopefully, will be played back reported someone shot holes in Durham, Sean Meadows, Irene maintain the general quality of watches and live guns. to the public on Saturday, treatment to Russia, but Levich's son said he did not think the man of Springfield, 4 and 3. several windows at the Bethel Darst, Thelma Berry. health. Deputies Thursday also Church on Thompson Rd. and decision had anything to do with Nixon's trip. ' Although Hollman was just starting at 9 a. m. "There is no proof that sulfur investigated an alleged brawl someone cut cables at Cenplus one for the day, he said dioxide emissions are harmful," at the Merry-Go-Round on PLEASANT VALLEY terville Elementary School. · "my game was erratic." said Rudolph, who emphasized Story's Run Rd. in Cheshire DISCHARGES - Okey The 17-year-old Crouch that coal was vital to CEJ's op- Twp. (Continued from page 1) Jordan, Henderson; Anthony (Continued from page 1) ousted ' Phil Jacobs of A. Buehl, Miss Frances Ihle, Needlework will eration. because it accounts for Arnold E. Snowden, Jr., Cemiti, Point Pleasant; Cecil legal nudity. Springfield and Gene Bellato of Covina, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. 98 per cent of electric genera- Middleport, said he was struck Duncan, New Haven; James Youngstown by 3 and 2 scores. Raymond Furbee, Racine be shown 5 days tion and that CEI has long-term Kegley, Point Pleasant; Mrs. COLUMBUS- CLEVELAND U. S. DISTRICT COURT has Crouch, who was third in the Route 2; Mr. and Mrs. Bob coal contracts to provide about There will be a needlework Gilbert Logan and son, ihe Nixon administration to free $497 million for con- Class AAA state tournament ordered 90 per cent of the firm 's fuel display at the Middleport Gallipolis Ferry; Elzie struction of sewage treatment plants in Ohio. The action came in last year, said he had practiced Hoeflich, Mrs. Nellie H. Tracy, requirements. Pomeroy Route 2, and the Big Public Library Tuesday Devault, Leon. a lot for this tourney, and pretwo suits flled by Atty. Gen. Williams J . Brown in October of last Have Enough Capacity Bend Minstrel Association. through Saturday next week. year and this past February. The suits charged the federal ferred match play. "I stay • "As a result, we have suffiChecks payable to the Meigs l.__ On exhibit will be afghans, Environmental Protection Agency with unlawfully withholding looser and don't get mad at County Historical Society • clent capacity and fuel," Ru· quilts, needlepoint, emsewage treatment funds allocated by Congress for fiscal years myself so much," he said . dolph said. "There is no electric should be mailed to P. 0. Box broidery, tube painting, The 16-year-old Miller elimi- 145, Pomeroy . 1973, 1974 and 1975. energy crisis in northeast Ohio COLUMBUS (UP!) - On crocheting and knitting. Books Cloudy tonight and Saturday, Brown said only $9 billion of the total $18 billion authorized by nated Andy Chamman of and we do not expect there will Feb; 13 Craig Mcintyre asked pertaining to the handiwork chance of showers mostly Congress for sewage treatment plants across the nation was Dover, 3 and 2, and more easily be if coal remains readily avail- local secretary Linda O'C01mor will also be displayed, eastern third and little change released and that Ohio's proportionate share of the funds was cut ousted Kevin Trem of Brun· able and if the environmental to lunch at a local hotel. After Library hours for the Mid- in temperature. Low tonight in by more than 50 per cent swick, 5 and 4, as he only .had (Continued from page 1) agencies are willing to let us they were seated and ordered dleport Ubrary are Monday, the mid 50s to lower 60s. High one three putt green in 64 holes smaller scope, 1 would burn it." their meal he excused himself Wednesday and Friday, 1-5:30 Sa~urday in the upper 70s east at Possum Run. imagine, .than most people Rudolph stressed that this - and never came back. LOCAL TEMPS p. m., Tuesday lifRI"Thursday, "I can'~ keep up with the suspect," Saxbe said. "And it BONDS FORFEITED country's continued economic Miss O'Connor, 23, who 9:30 a. m. to 2 p. m., and The temperature in downThree defendants forfeited town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. ' bigger guys on drivers, so 1 obviously shows a concerted prosperity depended on thought Mcintyre was going to Saturday, 9:30a. m. to 5 p. m. bonds in the court of Pomeroy Friday was 69 degrees under have to specialize on putting effort to be restrained and adequate and inexpensive sup- the men's room, has filed a $5 The library will be closed July and chipping," ~ said. Mayor Dale Smith Thursday cloudy skies. plies of energy, adding that law suit through the small 4. responsible." night. They were Dan Folirod, "nuclear energy is one of the claims division of the Franklin Pomeroy, $250 on a driving essential tools in the eventual County Municipal Court to while intoxicated charge; Max GIBSON TO VISIT solution of the energy crisis. It recover the cost of a taxi baclt Dr. Donald J . Gibson, to her job. is safe and clean." Sunday School attendance on Hill, Racine, $30 for disturbing He pointed out that CEI, as Mcintyre explained the girl Colwnbus, superintendent of June 23 was 33 with offering of the peace, and Vernon Little, part of a power pool, will have had stood him up on dates the Central Ohio District of the $14.76 . Worship service Middleport, $30 assured clear ownership interest in eighi liu· twice before and he decided to Church of the Nazarene, will be followed at II a. m. with the distance. clear power generation units take her to lunch and then at the Syracuse ChUfch of the Rev. Meece speaking from UNIT ASSISTED when they are completed-"an leave to show her she shouldn't . Nazarene at 10:45 a.m. Sunday John 1:29-36. "This Man, the RACINE - The Racine indication of the importance we treat people that way. Mcln· when the worship service is Sacrificial Love of GOd." Atplace on this form of genera-, lyre said even if the CO\D't rules held. tendance was 15 offering Emergency Squad was called Main Store and Mechanic Street Open . to assist Harriet Hyatt, Rt. 2, he must pay her the $5 it would $10.75, pledge $3.00. Many local families and Racine, at 10:05 a. m. Friday. be worth it for the satisfaction 1- - - - - - - - - - . . he CALL ANSWERED got from the incident. relatives from here and She was taken to Veterans Both Friday and ·Saturday Night Until 8 O'Clock The Pomeroy Emergency elsewhere a tlended funeral Memorial HospitaL We Sti II Have • Squad answered a· call Thurs- services for John W. Taylor, 96, Plenty of WILL HEAD AMA day morning for Mrs. Clyde at the Alfred UM Church CHICAGO (UPI) - Dr. Max· Scott .on King's Hill. She was Sunday at 2:30 p. m. and H. Parrott, 59, a Portland, taken to Pleasant Valley visited at the White Funeral TEACHER EXCHANGE CHAGRIN FALLS, Ohio Ore., obstetrician and Hospital. Home previously. . (UP!)- William O'Neil, a forgynecologist, Thuraday was -Womens Sportswear Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. eign language and in-Womens Uniforms named president-elect of the ·-Daytime Dresses Including White Woode, Connl Woode, who had ternational relations teacher at -Mens Sport Coats American Medical TO HOSPITAL been spending the week with nearby Kenston High School, is -Swim wear Association. Parrott will take -Mens ·Dress Slacks The Middleport Emergency Mr. and Mrs. William.Carr and -Womens Sleepwear to be one of six American ·office as the AMA's 130th Squad answered a call to -Mens Shirts family, and Clifford Hayes of Your Thom MeAn Store president at the organization's Bradbury at 3:11a.m. Friday Middleport, brother of Mrs. educators participating next -Pressure Canners -Summer Toys Middleport, 0 . Atlantic City convention next for Earl Werner who was taken Woode, went to Circleville fall in the American Field -RCA Radios -Bassett Bedroom Suites year. to the Holzer Medical Center. Friday afternoon and spent the Service exchange program -Ready To Finish Furniture with the Soviet Union, -Table Covers night with Mr. and Mrs. Clair -Sheets and Pillow Cases The Kenston school system -Bicycles Woode there, then all went on will host a Russian teacher for to Columbus on Saturday at two months. O'Neill, who will attend services for their remain on the Kenston school And At The Warehouse on Mechanic Sale brother-in-law and uncle John payroll while abroad, will rePiatt, husband of Beulah swne his teaching duties here ' RCA Calor TV Sets • Room Size Rugs - Glidden Paint Hayes. They returned to their the second semester. homes here Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. William Carr did chores for the Woodes. Sunday overnight and home while she is hoopitalized. Mr. and Mrs. George Guthrie Monday morning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode were were Sunday evening callers at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bainum the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. of Hillsboro, who went on back D. woode. to Colwnbus to visit briefly there, on their way to church camp near Canton, where they will spehd 10 da~s or two weeks visiting other relatives before returning to Hillsboro. Vicki carr suffered a painful aceldent with a ·lawn mower 992-3629 POMEROY WITH last week and was taken to a Parkersburg hospital for observation and treatment but is recovering nicely· at home. Martha Elliott a patient in ·HAMMOND, INDIANA Holzer Hoopital, expects to be transferred to. University Hospital at Columbus soon. Her husband, Warren, and 7:00 NIGHTLY (EXCEPT SUNDAY NIGifT-7:30 PM) their son have been on vacation and are taking care of the *YOUTH EMPHASIS Electric ·utilities said in critical -situation '' Drug 'a buse .Agreements • ·~ i 'j COMPLETE COURSE - Seventeen members of the Gallia County · volunl<!er Squad Joe Strub le of received certificates recently for completing 60 hours of instruction in emergency victim care -- skills and techniques. Left to right are Bob Cooper, Bev Harrison, Susan Stanley, Linda Jef· ··fers, Joe Struble, instructor; Marvin Ours, Joe Voreh, Phil Underwood, Bill Gunnell , Dannie PorrJeroy taught Mink, Jeff Fulkerson, Lee Hemphill and Kenny Cremeens. Not pictured - Jon Lynch, Jim Ward, Ross Hamrick and Dave Phillips. volunteer class Volunteer ·medical technicians complete course GALLIPOLIS - Seventeen Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Squad medi cal tec hnicians received cer~ tificates for completing 60 hours or instruction in emergen~y victim care skills and techniques at the close of the last class period recently. Individual cards were Sall Vocational Education Service of the State Department of Education, in cooperation with the .Gallia, Jackson, Vinton Joint VilCational SchooL Strub)e praised the members of the class for their community spirit in improving thelr efficie ncy as emergency medical technicians. Struble ,. tmts VOL. 9 NO. 22 I GALLI POLlS-POI NT PLEASANT SU NDAY, JUNE 30, 1974 I I lh ' I STORE WIDE EN[).()f.JHE-MONTH SALE ' ' BIG SAVINGS THESE TWO DAYS ON: heritage house ···~ . HARRISON WILSON, HOST of the museum at Fort Meigs, a part of Forest Acres Park north of Rutland, points to an ox-yoke on display at the museum. Hours for the museum are lla. m. through 8p. m. Thursday through Saturday. EVANGELIST JIM BLACK JUNE 23-30 ·* Meigs County re.sidents. Unfortunately, the history of some of the articles is not known. There is a small caJUion and firearms . Of special interest are swords dating back to the late Middle Ages (1400s). No one apparently knows how they got to Meigs County, Ohio. The histories are known, however, of such articles as a letter written from an Army officer in Chattanooga, Tenn: during the Civil War in 1863; a shingle splinter, rolling pins, an old fashion'l!d sweeper' aoo an oldtime !awn niower. Most of the exhibils are tools used by pioneers in the connty. The host.fQD the museum is Harrison A. Wilson, a retired newspaperman, who SAT. 9:30 til 2 ' ' JIIILACK ' PlAN NOW .TO BE WITH US EVERY NIGHT! Evtrywhtrt NIGHT *BUSES WILL BE RUNNING--CALL '675-5829 992-2039' GRACE BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Pomeroy Flower Shop "The Ohio VaiiPy's Most Fxcitinq Church" Tr!nlporarrly MPetill!J Next To Mason County F.tttqroun,Jo., Off Ht fi:JN. 4 Miles North Of Po111t Plt!as.tnt •.J . Mrs. Mlt .. rd Von Ph. 9912-2034 Ph. POMEROY - Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society officers and trustees, in order to show appreciation to those who helped make "Heritage Sunday " such a success during . Regatta Weekend, stressed Saturday there Is still one more opportunity . to see the preliminary Meigs County ' slide show, make historic recordings, and view the 50picture Bruce ·exhibit Sunday afternoon June 30from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Musewn on Butternut Ave. There is no charge . Appreciation · is extended, to the American Association of University Women' who provided hostesses for Heritage Day. Hostesses included Maxine Philson, Eileen Buck,, Daisy Blakeslee, Nancy Reed, Betsy ' Horky, Jeanette · Thomas, Jtu1e .tshiey, Heidi Ashley, Jennifer llutc~er. ·. I , • '· GET IT UNSTUCK Ohio's proposed drug abuse control biD Is stuck In the Sell8te Rules Com· mittee. Gallla-Melgs residents have been asked to write to SeD. Harry Arm· strong, Rt. 3, Logan, and Sen. Ted Gray, ltGl Broadway Ave., Columbus, -< and aok that they support the non' partisan bill In the committee In order to get It In the full Senate for a vote. Earllertblsyear, the ~easure,HB1090, was approved at-.3 by the Hoose of, Rep~entatives and· 7:1 by the Seoa~ ·· "' Heallb an~ Education Committee. ,I \ I 'I '''r--\ \ ·.• • ,. .' '. . .I . 1 .• . .. I I' \ . I By Dale Rothgeb Jr. GALLIPOLIS - Employment of i5 teachers and a school nurse highlighted a special meeting of the Gallipolis Board of Education here Friday night. Twelve of the 15 instructors will be first y·e ar teachers, according to Paul F. Kuhn, .city school superintendent. Linda Butcher, a graduate of West Virginia University with 200 hours of clincial experience and a resident of Gallipolis, was employed as speech and hearing therapist succeeding Sherry Kocher, who resigned . Hired at Gallia Academy High School were Judy Blevins, Gallipolis, a g radual~ of Ohio State University in Earth Science, Biology and Genera: Science. Jeannine Cunningham, a graduate of Holzer School of Nursing, who has served five years as a school nurse, will coor·dinate the Diversified Health Occupations Program this year . Other high school teachers employed were Alvin Hallis, graduate of Ohio State University, an addition to the musical department staff. He is from Pickerington, Ohio. Patricia Houck , Gallipolis , a graduate of Rio Grande College, was emoloyed in the English and Speech Department. Michael Keho, graduate of Kent State and resident. of Centerville, will teach Science, Biology and Chemistry and will assist at the junior hi~h lev•I in coaching I. : opens it each week Thuraday through Sunday at 11 a.m. The fort was built by employee> ,: L~e Leading Creek C:onservancy District from local timber in 1969 and 1970 as an additional attraction to Forest Acres Park, a non profit recreation area. The~ark is on land donated by Mr. and Mrs, Arthur D. Bachner, Mrs. Margaret Titus, and Mr. and Mrs. James B. Titus. :.vallable at the park are ~amping and pknic areas and cabin~ for rent. 1\'lake stocked with rainbow trout, yellow perch, large-mouth bass, channel catfish . sunfish, mud caifish; and crappie is , also opened to visitors. Final viewing -is tQday * EV.ERYONE WELCOME-BRING THE WHOL[. FAMILY FLOWERS __.:, , ~----- Fort Meigs out of the old days SPECIAL MEETINGS! Live Entertainment· __ • ., By Jo Ellen Diehl RUTLAND -Fort Meigs near here is a perfect tonic for a lazy Sunday afternoon in these days of 50 to 60 cent per gallon gasoline. It is close to everyone living in the tricounty area. It is full of mementos of the pioneer times of Meigs County which first was part of Washington County, the!) of Gallia County, and finally a county in its own right. Fort Meigs is at Forest Acres Park, six miles north of Rutland on County Road I .J.. ...ol ' • The fort is a 40x40 ft. (half-aize scale) replica of an original Fort Meigs located upstate. It is not known what happened to the original, only that it burned about the time of the Revolutionary War. Dimensions of the fort were found through ancient Army records. Housed in the fort is a small museum containing articles donated or loaned by :· ' • ~ 3077419597624 TH E CHA NCE at a milli on, for awa rd ed in $10,000 in stallmen ts over 10 years. The third prize , $50,000, will be paid in $10,000 inslallmenL' over fiv e years. There will also be seven $10,000 winners, 10 $2,000 winners and ao $1,000 winners. To collect double-number winnin gs of $500 or $1,000 in the regu la r weekly drawing , tickets must be prese nted with identification at a regional lo ttery offi ce located in Cleveland , Canton, Cincinna ti, Coltunbus, Dayton, Marietta , and Toledo. Any lottery sales agent will pay off $20 winners and prov ide them wi th a "Milli ona ire Poo l Entry Certificate. '' Winners of ~n cents. $20 pnzes must write their name and address on the back of th e ticket \\htn they turn it tn tu tht: . . ale:.: , , .... ' . The 100 millionaire finalists will be notified by rr. ·• iL A Wlique ·vehicle will move about the stale for the weekly drawings . Th e winning numbers at these drawings will be dc tcrmined by using plastic balls impr inl<ld with three-<iigit numbers from 000 to 999 which will be placed in a drum. The · drwn will be rotated and tur ned on end , causing one bali to fail into each of 10 receiving cups attached to the bottom of the drum . A pe.rson in the I Con linued on page 2) Your Invited Gu(•st . U e;wh in~,;. " 're 1'hll" 1" . i()() I. ' ••• .· I .. j Middleport-Pomeroy - - -- - - -~----- -·· PRICE 20 CENTS -- 15 teac ers, nurse hired l - Elberfelds In Pomeroy El34 1 46 !"AGES ·'"JJ,' Enjoy! Enjoy! 03 / 07174 F;unilies ·-~---- Elberfelds In Pomeroy .Brings You millionaire drawing. If the double number matches any two ticket munbcrs, the holder wins at least $500, with the prizes determined th is way : 11) If one number of the double appears in a blue box <m d the other in a green bux , U1e holder wins $500; 12) If both ntunbers or the double appear in blue boxes, the holder wins $1,000: 13) If both nwnbers uf the double appear in green boxes, the holder is en tered in the Buckeye 300, with the chance to win a rnin imwn or $15,000. If 10 persons, for example, qualify for the Buc keye 300, a second dro wing will distribute awards to one $300,000 winner , two $60,000 winners, two $30,000 winners and five $1 5,000 winners. Ail prizes of $30,000 or more in this competition wil l be paid in annual in sta llment s of $15,000. Every six to eight weeks, depend ing on sale s, a millionaire drawing will distribute prizes or $1 ,000 to $1 million to 100 finalists. The $1 million winner wlii get $50,000 a year for 20 years. Th e second prize will he $100,000, FOUR SECTIONS Alfr·ed Social Notes -MEIGS INN were requesting training and that interest in emerge ncy medical service protection was growing throughout the sta te. CLEVELAND An es timate<! 25,000 Ohio lottery winners soon will qualify for cash pri zes ranging from $20 to $.100.000 every week and a cha nce to compete in a milli ona ire dn iWing every .six to eig ht weeks. The Ohio Lottery Com miss ion said St.1tu rda y th e bigges t wee kly cor11peliti on in the new Ohio lottery will be the Buckeye 300 . Si< to 12 persons will win at least $15,000 each . They will have a clumcc to compete for the grand pri7.e of $300,000 and smaller pri1.es of $60,000 and $.10,000. Winners will be determin ed by ma tching fiv e three-<l igit numbers on the tickets against U1e numbers selected in the weekly random drawing . Drawings will he eve r y Thw·sday. The .fi rs t one b planned Aug . 22. Ticke t sales will beg in Tuesday of the week oefore the drawing. A si ngle three-digit number a nd a doub le three-dig it number will be picked in the first phase of the weekly drawing. If the single ntunber matches any of the fiv e on the ticket, the holder wins S20 and becomes eligible fo r th e + Saxbe. THE FUN PLACE!! emergency medica ] services High today in the 80s , about 20 pet. chance of showers. C1oudy . Lows tonight in the high 50s. Cloudy· Monday , highs in the 70s. Weather SUMMER SANDALS also commended the volunteers for their interest in the training and for the cooperation he received . He pointed out that many Weather Luncheon date standup gets $5lawsuit presented to each individual completing the training. An organization certificate was presented to Chief Phil Underwood by Joe Struble, T&I instructor. The certificates and cards, as well as the instruction, were authorized and made available by the Trade and Industrial Museum News •... in Briefs \ ' lnst8nt wealth will hit • • wznners zn Ohio lottery • Juveniles held in June thefts .I '!... ' NIX • 0 D 'S -~ . ' 10 ~The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ,, Friday, June 28 1974 ' . . ' ' " I . ... Officers and members holding the museum open this pasi week and the filial · time today are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes, Gerald Powell, Leo Story, Fred Goeglein, Clara Lochary, Mr. and Mrs . Mike Gerlach and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Blakeslee. On wild goose chase GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis fire fighters went on a wild goose chase Friday on Bulaville Rd·. where It was reported a white frame house was Qn fire. · .Firemen canvasseq the entire area in the vicinity of Blilaville-Porter, Georges Creek and Kerr-Bethel Roads but found no fire Thtrteen• ,men on .I ,three trucks responded to the false alarm. . .. . ... ske~ football and Brenda Sue ay ne, Ga llipoli s, a graduate of Ohio University , has her B.S. nd M.A. ·degrees in special education and James Gregor y Pe nnington, graduate of Morehead State University, of Flatwoods, Ky., will tea ch voca tional agriculture. Elementary teachers employed at Washington School were Phyllis Aiderdice, a graduate of Rio Grande College and residen t of Hamburg, N.Y. ; Jean Easton, Miami University graduate and resident of Kettering, Ohio ; William Leedy, Morehead State University ; Julie Peters, Ohio University grad uate from Gallipolis ; Diane Previte, Slippery Rock College graduate, and Frances Mesher, California State College of Pennsylvania, special education and learning disabilities. Patricia Shrivers, graduate 1>f Ohio NEW SHELTER HOUSE - Members of the Rutland Volunteer Fire Department have been putting In long even ing hours to complete this 26x56 shelte' with a 20 by 20 foot screened kitchen in preparation for their annual July 4th ""'"hration . The structure is located on the conununity park where the ob•erva,,,c will be held this year. The park is near APPRAISAL NEEDED GALLIPOLIS - With flooding affecting part of Gallla County .farm production, ASCS official McKenzie said Saturday a disaster payment to a feed grain or wheat farmer will depend on the official appraisal <if his.crop loss. Therefore, he advi,ed farmers to notify the county ASCS office as soon as possible of crop production losses from the flooding. And he added that a farmer should not plow up or otherwise destroy lhc crop residue until the county ASCS office says he can proceed. Tarpaulin lost from fire truck in storm GALLIPOLIS - Resident fireman Ray Bush of the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Fighters Department reported Saturday that the department·lost a tarpaulin from one of its fire engines during the Saturday, June 22 storm. Bush said the tarpaulin ·was lost somewhere in the vicinity of Rt. 160 and Bulaville Rd. It is red, and is three by 12 feet. · II anyh\>dy has seen the tarpaulin Bush asked .that they ~~\1 hlm at the local fire department . ' I I University with four years of experience, will teach at Green Elementary. Mrs. Lucille Turner, a graduate of MI. Carmel Ho,pital School of Nursing , with five years experience as a schtml nurse, was hired in that capacity relliacing Jeannine Cunningham. Supt. Kuhn told the board that "'ix or seven vacancies" still exist in the system . Resignations accepted were those of Sherry Koch er, speech and hearing therapist, and Larry Marr and Janet B. Wetherholt, who have joined the staff at the auckeye Hills Career Center. Dayton and Wesl<lrn Motors Inc., Dayton was the top bidder on three used school buses sold by the board .. The bids were $1,110 for a 1964 bus and $1,360 each for two 1965 buses. Luther Lemley, Rt. t , Gallipolis, was the top bidder on a one and one-naif ton truck at $152 and James Copley, Rio Gra nde, purchased a 1956 pickup fo r $145.50. In all, 15 separa te bid sheets were submiited . The board a~reed to appropriate $900 to construct additional concrete on the back playground for activities at Green Elementary School. The sc hool's PTA will also donate $000. Conference requests approved were: Gene Oesch to O.W.E. Conference at the University of Cincinnati; John Longley 1nd Millard Cassidy to Title Iff c.onference . Mrs. Jeannine Cunningham to pre-servic e workshop for Diversified Cooperative Health Occ upations. She needs one week to · meet state requirements. the former Rutland High School football field . The celebration will begin at 9a . m. Thursday and extend through evening with food, rides and entertainment. A talent show follow.ed by fireworks will be.the evening attraction. Vernon Weber will again head the talent show. Residents wishing to take part may call 992-3345, 742-4371 or 742-3361. , Bids in rail crossings program needed July 23 COLUMBUS - State Transportation Director J . Phillip Richley said Saturday July 23 is the day bids will be opened for a Railroad Crossing Protection Program project for eight southeastern Ohio . counties In ODOT's District 10. The program is fllllded by gasoline tax-s in accordance with ·HB 11 I. Plans cover improved protection for 324 at-grade railroad crossings on state, county and township routes and on city and village streets and alleys in Athens, flallia, Hocking, Meigs, Morgan, Noble, Vinton and· Washington coimties. Total programmed estimate for the . safety improvement, applying advance warning pavement markings and nopassing center lines on 430 crossing ap· proaches and erecting 564 advance warning signs, is $90,000. The Highway Division will furnish the paint, glass beads and signs. All .other materials including sign supports, bearin~ plates and necessary hardware will be contractor furnished. Traffic will be maintained. Date set for completion of pavement marking and center line stripe application is Oct. 31, 1974 with all sign erection to be completed by March 1, 1975. --·~ Copter used· in search· ATHENS - Gallia County Sheriff Jim gift from Wa'Silington earlier this year, hoa Saunderil and Dei>uty Louie Davis Friday been used in ntunerous area projects lri assisted ]Athens County authorities In ~ recent \~eeks . successful search for an elderly man who . The elderly man was found wandering. had been reported missing more than 24 arotllld in tne \IOOd< in All.-"•· County. hours from the Kimes Rest Home, Alueno. Members o! .:,. ..•: :: , ."1""F.MS sq~~d . · ·: .Sheriff Saunders' and Davis used <l•c the Athens Coirnty Sheriff's Departt:nent depi\rtnient's helicopter to assist Athens ana " .. xiliary radioed th~ helicopter th ~ oflic!ri1s in Ute search. The helicopter, a · lcontinut!.; cc page 2) , . ,,..1 • .' ·< I ; \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 28, 1974 ramey