https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8bd6722ae2b518ec0e02d460c9daff43.pdf a944489935f0db9be5c38e305cec514b PDF Text Text • • ' · !&-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Wednesday, July 3, 1974 . . NAACP hoard. chairman charges Njxon against black· programs . NEW ORLEANS (UI?I ) - ministration had demonstrated the 1,100 con••ention delegates, was giving Nixon the pres1111np. The Nixon Administration has its attitude against blacks by . apparently prompted by Sun- lion of innocence in the consistently followed a policy reducing f1111ds .for housing, day's murder of Mrs. Martin Watergate affair, although its of cutting back federal antipoverty and equal oppor- Luther King &'. in AtlanUI. board of directors ·earlier this ·programs most helpful to · !unity programs. Spottswood, a bishop of the year had endorsed. the lm· blacks, accQrding to the Therewas stiff police set• uri- African Methodist ·Episcopal peachment inquiry of lhe chairman of llle NAACP Board ty as Spottswsood 'addressed Zion Church, said the NAACP House J udiciary Committee. of Directors. Bishop Stephen G. . Spottswood told the 65th aruma! convention of the National Association for the Ad· vancement of Colored People MOSCOW (UP! ) -'- Weary (SALT) ·treaty--a. temporary portunities for nuclear war Monday that the ad- and subdued, President Nix- affair that does not cover the e~lst which are unimon and Leonid I. Brezhnev major new threat of multiple- aginable." today acknowledged they had warhead rockets. Secretary of A few hours before the failed to slow the offensive State Henry A. Kissinger told · President and Mrs. Nixon nucJear arms race and closed reporters a full-scale nuclear departed by plane for the their swnmit wiih second-best accord · was imperative for United States, Nixon and agreements limiting nuclear mankind. Brezhnev signed agreements tes ts and deployment of A 1974 car took a dip in the " In the name of God " covering underground testing, ' defensive missiles and several Ohio River U:lday at 6 a.m. all defensive missiles. Kissinger told a briefing, The two leaders promised in other cooperative agreements the driver was attempting tJJ "what Is 'strategic superiority' a final communique ending unload a boaI from a trailer, at these levels:· possessed by in the Kremlill•~ circular St. their seven-day swnmit to try Vladimir Hall. ihe Meigs Co1111ty Sheriif's .the two superpowers? to ne~otiate at some future Nixon scheduled a televised Dept. reported. • " H we do not solve this Steven Eugene Ziegenbush, date an extension of the 1972 · problem by 1977, we will be address to the nation shortiy Columbus, was on Sugar Camp Strategic Arms Limitation living in a world in which oo- after his arrival for a refueling stop at Caribou, Maine, at 7:30 Rd., Olive Twp., when the p.m. EDT. As accident occurr ed. 'Ille signing ceremony was a Ziegenbush 1111loaded llle boat somber affair compared tJJ the from the trailer, his '74 .car ' . ebullient windup to Nixon's went backwards Into the river. first Moscow nuclear sununit 'Ille car has been recovered two years ago, whicb produced after two hours of hard work. the first Interim SALT • 1..1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. University Hall , the fir st agreement and a gala finale lfe& etu Or Blakeslee were honored last building on the campus. full of backslapping joviality, week at the 30th annual faculty President Enarson told the Unsmiling and exchanging and start recognition dinner 107 honorees that an institution few words, the President and held by the board of trustees at . is onlY, the lengthened shadow the Communist party general Graveside rites were con- the Faculty Club on the . of a man . This annual event secretary sat down at a table in dueled wday at 10 a.m. for campus of Ohio s tate honors all who retire with 20 or St. Vladimir and signed these John Paul Barber, infant son of ' University. · main agreements : mor~ years of service. The Leonard L. Barber, Jr., and · Blakeslee was honored for 36 retirees IQ!s year represented fhirley Rood Barber, Reeds- years of servi ce to the 2,990 y,ears of service. The ville. university, He ·retired last Feb. longest service was 49 years. Partly cloudy tonight and 'Ille Infant died at St. Joseph 1 with the rank of full Attending in addition to the Hospital, Parkersburg , . on professor. As a token of retirees were the college Thursday with a chance of Tuesday shortly after birth. recognition he received an deans , adminis_~ration and afternoon thundershowers ThW:~day . Lows tonight in the In addition to his parents he engraved bronze medallion ·w1iversity trustees. Is survived by two brothers, featurin g a picture of 70s. Highs Thursday in the Jeremy and Jerrod, paternal upper 80s and low 90s. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Barber, Sr., Reedsville, maternal grandn)other, Mrs. Charles Wllson, Reedsville, · paternal · great(Continued from page 1) "grandmpther, Mrs. Ruby Murphy , . Parkersb~rg, today's gymnasiwn for lhe pupils. maternal great-grandmother, .'The hilln~lirby lilso .afforded a perfect place for sleigh riding in winter and.when Raccoon Creek Mr$. Nellie Frizzle, Pomeroy. Wall frozen over with ice, skating could be enjoyed. How the older boys enjoyed taking the little ones 'Ille Rev. Eldon Blake of- out on the 1ce, then Jumping around to make tile Ice make cracking sounds. I'm sure this was ficiated, Burial was .in Eden dangerous (Raccoon Creek ts several feel deep there) but even then, there must have been different Cemetery at Reedsville. White Ideas about what. fun is, for this Is a story I have heard from oldet people. Funeral Home was in charge of In Springtime, the area was a perfect place for nature study. I have been told that more arrangements. specimens ofwlld flowers from Buzzard Run hills were u~ed at Ohio State University for study a few years ago than from any area in Ohio. At least one teacher is remembered.by the pupils for the wild Dower books that were made and the extra learning experiences he gave through hi~ efforts to teach HOMEGROWN an appreciation of nature by the study orthe Dowers, bii'ds and trees aroWJd the school A lane With many steep places Bl)d rocks to cross led from the township road tp.' the school but very few auwmobllesever ventured that far . Horses and walking provlded·most of the transportation d"!'lng the, years the school Wall 4Sed. . .· The entire eight grades were taught in' this one room schooJ .from probably about 1910 until the school was closed m 1930, Teacher~ were u~lllllly janitors as w~ll. Lucky, indeed, were the pupils CUCUMBERS Whose teacher felt that spec~aloperung exerciSes (usually a prayer, a song and the Slllute w the flag) TOMATOEs were important eno.ugh tJJ warrant the use of precious time. · BEANS CABBAGE In this sparsely settle.d area the attendance would vary from year to year with a range of from 10 POTATOES or less to 25 pupils altending. A souvenir I have that was printed for 1895-1896 nineteen young_ people were listed as pupils. · · · ' SHULER'S MARKET High goals were set .in this one room school by "spell downs" and readings. AlU10u! in later W.Main Pom~rov years the books were changed, reading, arithmetic, spelling and writing were stressed very much. 'Ille wrttlng 10 many record books and old deeds show the quality or the penmanship of pupils of this school. · · ,. ~~~lliilllll....- - . Very few extra curricular activities were planned but most years, a pie supper in October, a THEATRE ~ Christmas program, complet~ with tree and gifts (mostly bomemade) and a basket dinner along with a prog~arn, with,.parents an.d friends invited, on 'the last day of school, were highlights of the year TONIGHT lhru Thursday JULYJ.4 a.ccord10g to accounts of acttvitles I have read. Also, Valentine Day must have been special bec~use 1 · have seen han'!"'ade Valentines, that were sent many years ago;in the collections of relatives. NOTOPEN AltboUgh I m ·sur~ lean name only a small number of ihe teachers at Buzzard Run School during th~ years,. I will list those I have heard about. Perhaps otbers can add to the number. They are Friday !l)ru Sunday Wi)liam E. Gibbs, Oarence Cooley, Emmett Nelson, Esta Warner (Larson), Aura Caster (Ogden ), July 5-6·7 Blanche Woodyard (Caster), Flossie Turner (Edmonston ), Bessie Rutherford (Strong), Kenneth THE PAPER CHASE Nichols, Raymond Webb, Wayne Chase, Alta Webb Cone, William C. Peck Elsie Peck (Davis) w 1 CTechnicoJor) Swett and Lee W.- McCarn as. · ' ' · · Show Starts 7 p.m . Arms race . . I condition could U.ke hlf life," UPI •Willie Ho110e Reporter • Dr. Walter Tkach said In an KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. lntervlllW Thursday nlght. IM (lJ PI) - President Nbon ~added : "The danger Ill now knowingly risked his life when past." he rejected medical advice and He said Nixon "took a went to the Middle. East last calculated risk," and "It could month with a potentially have. kl.Ued him.'.' deadly blood clot In hts left leg · · Tkach ·revealed for the first ~. per'11011al physlelan says: lime that Nixoo's phlebitis The President knew there an lnflamatlon of the velna In was. an outside cha~~ee thai the his left leg - was more serlou.• . 'J"· VOL XXVI Mason Three ·fined Drive-In .. SQUAD CALLED The Racine E-R squad was PORTLAND - VIcki Boso, called. Tuesday for Paul Hill daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Boso, Portland, is a patient at Racine, Rt 2. Hill was picked Children's Hospital, Colimlbus. up at Roseberry 's service Her room number Is 524 for station. He had burns about the those who wish tJJ send cards. face and arms. Details as w what happened were not available. Three defendants were'fined and a fourth was assessed costs Tonight, Thurs., Fri. only in the court of Middleport July 3·4·5 Mayor John Zerkle Tuesday "CANOY STRIPE night. . N'URSES" Terry W. Stobart, 19; was . And . " PRIVATE OUTY fined $100 and costs and was . NURSES" 1 given a three day jail sentence Kath y· Cannon, Joyce on a charge of driving while Two suits for divorce have Williams Intoxicated, Charles Boyles, 36, been filed in Me4is County ( Rl Middleport, was fined $10 and Common Pleas Court each costs for driving while under charging gross neglect of .duty SATURDAY, JULY6 suspension , and Danny K. and extreme cruelty. Double Feature Proctor, Quick, W. Va., Wall Filin g were Bernice "HOUSE OF . fined $5 and costs on s charge McKinney, Pomero~, against MISSING GIRLS" - Plusof squealing tires. Assessed Samuel Eugene McKinney, '' TWO PEOPLE · cOsts only on a · charge of Pomeroy~ .and Ann C. Bailey, .._..,._ _ _ _ _ _. , spinning tires was John Monee, Middleport, against Myron A. 35, Somerset, Ky. . Bailey, Gallipolis. . Divorces filed · .. B 4TH ·The MEIGS INN The most popuhlr niglli club in thR tri~unty area is proud to present GEO.... ALL . THE HALLMARKS Veteran• Memorial Hoapltal Admitted - Walter King HarrisonvUie; Frances Conkle: Cheshire ; Ella Reuter, Mid· 'leport ; Walter Haggy, tulland ; Elizabeth Roush ..dason ; John McClain, Albany ; Paul Hill, Sr., Racine; MUdred Roush, New Haven; Walter Jewell, Dexter; P1na Covert, Pomeroy.. · . Discharged - Dorsel Miller, Mary Crow, ZeUa Lawson, Louise Thompson, . Barbara Archer, Mildred Roush, Don Van Cooney. . LOCAL TEMPS To,nperature In downtown· · POmeroy Wedneaday at 11 a.m. was 84 degrees under oartly ~ · cloudy Bkles: No gam&s, No gi mm icks Just Highest Interest Rates In The Area '5 y4r. "· WFSLEY G. PIPPERT WASHINGTON (UP! ) John D. Ehrlichman's lawyer said today that he would drop a request to subpoena White House chief of staff Alexander M. Haig to testify In the EHsberg break-in trial. Atwrneys for Henry A. Kissinger said the secretary of stale knew nothing about the burglary and asked that his subpoena be quashed. Ehrlichman, President Nixon's former domestic ad: visor, ls on trial With three convicted Watergate burglars In connection With the 1971 break-in at the office of Daniel .E!I~berg's psychiatrist. On JULY SALE Large Selection of fabrics and colors. .. ,_ . Reg. $129.00 Green vinyl ·Sofa Bed Reg. $498.00 ~reen, Rust and White plaid Sleeper with · · AM-FM SteteQ built in arms. Reg. $259.00 Green Vinyl Naugahyde Kroehler Sleep. or Lounge. . .Sale 88.00 · Sale 299.00 Sale 199.00 Reg. $209.00 Brown Nylon Frieze Love. Seat Sleeper. . Sale 159.00. Reg . $209.00 Gold Plaid Rocking Love Seat. Sale 159.00 - Reg. $209.00 _Green Plaid Rocking Love Seat; Sale 159.00 Reg. $489.00 Nylon Floral Early American Sofa Sale 375.00 Reg. $269.00 Brown Naugahyde Love Seat Sale 199.00 Reg. $169.00. Brown Naugahyde Lounge Chair Sale 119.00 Reg. $189.00 Black Naugahyde Love Seat Sale 139.00 Reg. $698:00 2 pc. Nylon Early 'American Floral Living Room Sutte. _ · . . Sale 549.00 Re~. $45!-~0 2 pc. Nylon Brown, Beige, Black and White Str1pe L1vmg Room Suite . Sale 349~00 .. Reg. $219.00 Sofa :· Black viny'l-walnut trim. Sale 159.00 , Reg ; $329.00 Sofa-Nylon, brown beige, rust, gold plaid·. Sa.le 249.00 Reg. $219.oq Lou~ge Chair-nylon, gold and rust tweed. Sale 169.00 Reg. $749.00 2 pc. Suite~ Early American-nylon, green and red tweed-m11ple trim. · · Sale 549.00 .. Re g. $149.00 Occasional Chair-Traditiona i-blue green ny 1on. ' Sale 99.00 Reg. $189.00 Occasional Chair. Early American, nylonru.st and gold-maple'irim. ·· · • Sale 139.00 . Reh~· $269.00 Lolfe Seat-Traditional. green, gold a~d · w •te velvet stripe. · · Sale .199.00 j . Sale 449.oo · ' Reg. $209.00 Lounge Chair. Brown,.rust, gold nylon. Sale ·149.00 Sale 99.00 . Reg. $199.00 Kroehler Chair Bed, green and gold . Furniture · Sale! One Group ef 16 Chairs Consisting of Occasional Chairs- Swivel Rocke~s and one Recliner. Tlot """"' Coofotly S.vi,..s a. IM!ft C.. 2f6 Second-51. P.ameroy, Ohio All Ac counts lnsurtod To 120.000 by FSLIC. '·· ' Reg. $598.00 2. pc. Suite. Nylon-floral - r1,1st," gold green. ~ BRANCH - .1 Replar 129.00. ~r a Reaular 139.00 Dllirs 2 Replar 159.00 Chairs 5 'L'IJIIar .. 169.00 Cllairs . De voted .To The Interests June 19, Ehrlichman's lawyers Your ·- Sale on The ~ QIOic:e ..• 3rd Floor '. ELBERFELDS .IN-', PO.MEROY. oblain e~bpoenas against Kissinger and Haig. William Frates, Ehrlichman's chief lawyer, sald the ·s ubpoena against Haig would be dropped. Haig's brief said "Such an order would interfere with his duties 16 the President at Key Biscayne, Fla.!' For Kissinger, attorneys John J . Chester and Gene A. Staudt said. their client could not appear because he Is bolding "critical meetings" in Europe With NATO officials and, calllng the subpoena "unreasonable and oppresslve," said he should not ~>,$~:X:*"..0.'' " " '"".. !.":•·,•y;:-.-:::•-:- . By United Press International or Lounges ·,Stephen - Black an~ Webb Sleepers . Middle East," Moscow, •Iter CBS Press Secretary Ronald L. llOlTeiiPOfldeht Den Rather told Ziegler said Nixon alao crdered of It In a newacut . lllat the ailment not be anThe clol wu Cllllflnned oniJ nounced because he dld not after the NewYork Dally Ntwa want tile Arab and LvaeH reported It Thursday night. leaders constantly to ask, · Tkach aald the danger lr001 "How's your phlebitis?" The phlel\ltis -but 'not tile the clot was . already "very clot · - Wall ·diSClosed by the .·sJighl" by - the time the White House on the eve of President began his trip w the • Nixon's June 25 departure for Soviet Union. · Sparrows first reachOd till! . United Stales In' 1805, when the Brooltlyn 11\stltute Imported eight pairs from England to protect shade trees from caterpUiars, en tine Of The Meigs-Mason A rea and there. were indications the ~r~secuhon nearly was fmtshed present111g the case. · TEN CENTS PHONE 992·2 156 FRIDAY, JULY 5, 197 4 ·J aworski warns legal profession . be asked to testify unleSs bUI appearance was critical to the case. "Even if the above. criteria could be met by the defendant it would nevertheless be unduly oppressive and injurious to the public interest tJJ ·require Dr. Kissinger lo appear at thla time," the lawyers said. " Such an order would require Dr . Kissinger to abruptly t.jnninlile his official . mission atjroad.'' · 'The action by Kissinger'• attorneys came before testimony began in the seventh day of the trial. 'The case against Ehrlichman may hinge on the meaning of sucli words as 41 0peratlon HUeffort II and w;;;, , : ; : ' ' i;i .. B~i;!~"~. -{~:~~~~n:~re:ee~ Jl ~ «:: . ~; . Kroehler Living Room Sunes - Sofas - Lounge Chairs - Occasional Chairs and Sleep d )MEIGS 1 an ....,rtate physiCian, J:lr. William Lukash, diag~osed the condition ond consll!ered hos· pltalizaUon, ·Tkach· said. '!We had an obligation and we told him what the potential hazar~ would be of . a clot break10g off and hltbng his heart or longs," he sald. · " The President said lie ":"derstood but had ~ obllgatwn tJJ make the trip to the Kissinger lawyers try to squash subpoena -·-'' ON PASSBOoK SAVINGS • $'!• per cent ve•r JYid o_ n Rtguler Pnibook Sly.ings. No Minimum. tnttrllt from dill• of ~poslt to -d •tt o.t wlthdr•w•l. Interest compounct.d quarterly. .... POM EROY·MIDDlEPORT, OHIO By . • andwentfora rldeoo the yacht of his close !rlend, Charles G. " Bebe" Rebow. nu.ch said Nixon first felt discomfort In his leg June 8 at Camp David, Md ., the weekend before the Middle East trip. Nixon open! Independence He said Nixon Sllid nothing Day at hlo Florida home about it to his doctors 1111IU resting froin ~::. Middle East June 10, during his firSt stop In and Moocow trips. He swarn in Salzburg, Austria . the pool, walked on the beach It was there that Tkach and enough. But he uld the clol .lllls now attached lt.self to the wall of lll.e veto In Nixon's leg, and when that happens the danger is IJI'elty much over. Now You Know NO. 58 I ~~~ Run: IS tiOSPIT ALIZED • • than had been pUblicly described, Tkach caUed It "thrombo phlebitis" - lnOamatlon plus a clot. · , The po\!!f!tlal danger, he satd, was thai the clot coul ~ak away, cour'"' throogh the circulatory system and todge In the heart or lungs. Presaed further, he said this can be fatal If the elot Is big Cooler, becOming less humid !Dday. Highs ln the upper 70s to lower 80s . . Clear and cooler tonight. Lows in lhe mid to upper 50s. Saturday s1111ny and warm . Highs In the low tO .mid 80s. . Weather .MEIGS -- Weather . Blakeslees feted by OSU faculty Th~ History of .B uzzard - !IY Hl!:LEN THOio!A!! •J- ! . - • OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 8 PM New car dips in Ohio River fi R• h • fa Bar.ber zn nt Nixon riSked life on Entire Store aod Mechanic Street Warehouse Closed July 4th In Celebration of Independence Day to continue r. ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Sal.e .l F·u rniture On ·The 3rd Floor . I TIIERE SHE GOES! - The Delta. ~een ts plctuted puUlng away from the Upatream Public Use Area in GalllpoHs around 10:30 a.m. Thursday. 'The Queen arrived and left earlier than scheduled during the 1974 River Recreation Festival. By R. MACKSISK ..AN ANTONIO, Tex. (UP! ) - Special prosec'Utor Loon Jaworski Thursday called Waterg·ate "a dark and tragic episode," and urged the legal IJI'Ofession to be on guard to preven't ·the recurrence o( slrnllar scandals . · He also indicated that he would like tJJ be able to respond to criticism · of how he has handl~d his job, but he could not comment on specifics of cases for fear of prejudicing . court cases. Addressing a group of young Texas. attorneys, he quoted former While House aide Charles Colton as saying, "We cannot ac[ept the principle ll)~t men in high government office can ~ ct in disregard of the rlghts · of even one individual citizen." MOSCOW - TWO SOVIET COSMONAUTS linked their . · capsule to a Russtan · space labo "• . a or btting . ra '" wry 'wuay 10 IJI'oclice mission for a rendezvous above the earth next year with U. S. astronauts. . The official Tass news agency Sllid the two cosmonauts "feel well" after docking their Soyuz 14 space ship with a Salyut 3 lh ci::· _ scientific station, entering the laboratory and going to work.' BUENOS AIRES - A LEFT-WING MIUTANT group threatened tJ:Iday tJJ take up arms in the first sign of possible By United Press IDternatloual an object through the wind- unconditional amn e ~ty for lllrmoll in divided Argentina following an ~motional state funeral The country recreated the shield of his car. Jose those who resisted service. for Juan Domingo J'eron. story of its independence Rodriguez was . charged with 'Ille march was sponsored by The Montoneros, a !onner guerrilla group that put away its Thursday with celebratipn, 'aggravated battery and the Vietnam Veterao.s against weapons after Peron returned from exile, sald it would resume protest and .a share of death damaging city property in the the War-Winter Soldier urban warfar.e unless the "power vacuum" left by the and injury. , incident. • Organizatiqn. A spokesman .IJI'eS[dent's death was filled. ' A "pipe bomb"exploded at a An"estimated 10,000 protes- said the group was named for The threat came hours after Lt. Gen. Leandro Anaya, the suburban Chicago high school tors .marched through the "those Forge who stuck il outstick •• . army conunander, swore by the "body and Immortal soul" of near a fireworks display, streets of Raleigp, N.C., in a Valley '-lllld we'll Peron to support the late leader's widow, Maria Estela, Latin klllll)g one person and move their leaders sald would it out." . America's first woman president. seriously injuring anoth.er. "relight the fires" of the 1960s Tornado•force winds swept BANGKOK ~ ARMY TROOPS AND POUCE Withdrew In another Chicago suburb, . civil rights movement Gov. acrQss southern Maine, from the debriMiili!d streets of Bangkok's Chinese section U:lday 12 persons"suffered minor eye James E. Holshou'We Jr. put disrupting holiday . after two days of bloody riots forced 'Thailand's interim govern- burns during a display of 1,000 National Guardsmen and celebrations, U:lppling trees, fireworks. Ther. were treated 300 stale troopers on standby downing power lines and inment to declare a state of emergency. The violence Wednesday and Thursday killed 12 persons and .at a bospltal and released. juring at least 18 persons in a alert. irijured scores of others. At least 50 persons.were reported under Pollee arrested six persons In WashingtJJn, hundreds of four-county area. In Ollcago's H1111nboldt Park in veterans and their friends Elsewhere, celebrations aparrest. . Tanks called out to protect government buildingS rumbled a disturbance . ·Patrolman staged a peaceful march peared more red, white and back to their barracks this morning, leaving the streets empty of Kenneih Sullivan got glass iii through the capital for, better blue. Drums rattled, bugles armored vehicles two bours after' sunrise. his eye after someone hurled benefits for themselves and PARIS-PRESIDENT VALERY Giscard d'Estsing, trying w move his government wward smoother relations With Washington invited Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger l,o breakfast ~Y to talk over world policy issues. . Kissinger and Giscard d 'Estaing agreed on an unusual& a.m. session' to let the secretary of state continue a whirlwind European tour by flying on tJJ Italy later in the day. . . Elysee Palace officials quoted Giscard d'Estaing as saying he was anxious to keep his campaign pledge tJJ Improve U. S.,.._ ..... Fre~~eh relations, which were often rocky under his predecessor, the late President Georges Pompidou. WASillNGTON ~ UNDER. A BAKING SUN, several hunCOLUMBUS (up!) ~ Ex- breeding program of Western help in reviving the sheep tn. . dred veterans marched peaceably through ihe city 'Thursday, pansion .of the Southeastern · ewes. dustry on reclaimed lands, . demanding better benefits for themselves and amnesty for draft Ohio · Sheep. Industry The fii'st year's project wa.S Abercrombie 9Bid. evaders. · Demonstration project and the conducted in Washington, Mor"Everyone working on .this Led by 8 young ;.oman With a bullhorn, they cJ:ijlnted, "What · si!!"ing of a . contract ren~wal gan, Harrison, Belmont, Mon- project is firmly assured that do we want? Anlnestyl When do we want it? Now! " There were , Willi the AIJPalachian Reg10nal roe, Muskingurn, Noble and these counties still have the pobanners from New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and Dayton, bhio. Commission have been an- Guernsey co1111ties . :J'he renew- tential to profitabl y. produce The flags of North Vietnam, the Viet cong, the Kluner.Rouge or nounced by the Ohio Depart- al contract also would cover quality s heep, lambs and CambodiB and .the Pathet Lao or Laos decoral!"l a makl'shift ment of Agriculture. Jefferson , Tuscarawa s, ·Woo),'' Abercrombie said. · Stale Agricultore Director Coshocton and. Perry counties. "With the backing of private rostrum. Gene R. Abercrombie said·lhat Another project with electric industry and the local business . tinder the renewal agreement . fencing · would be continued, sectors, sheep farmers can studies previously initiated, Abercrombie said , because again profltablv raise sheep on would be CO!IIpleted as the first . · farmers . had acceQied this lamb crop Wall now account- method of pasture enclosure. able. He sald coordinawrs Strip mlnlng companies; a ·. could determine the ac- prime source of pasture land, ceptance Into . the Ohio again .would be surveyed for .· . "What he said at the time is more meaningfUl, much more significant than any message I could Impart to you Wday," Jaworski said of Colson 's statement upon entering a gullty plea for his role in the Watergate cover-up. "Witho~l pointing the finger of guilt af anyone, there alresdy have ~n enough public admissions 9f wrongdoing to make what is known as Waiergate a dark and tragic episode in the . lilustrious history of this nation," Jaworski said. "It is not the first Ignominy our nation has had to bear, although its dimensions are of particularly unusual proportion," he added. "Let us hope on this day we so proudly observe that there will never be another . such .b ., Pipe bolnb mars celebration exarnp)e, that we will continue to carry tJJ the peciple of othe!' lands the basic American message of independence, libe~y and hwnan dignity." blared and fireworks exploded into aweso!T\e displays In every state. President Nixon called upol) Americans to "pledge by our ·R ev. La·r· ·r . m . · - group Sheriff ·probes _three .accidents ,. •. .. ~. ' ' ' .._ " a 11 Two vehicles ·incur damage l!.ight damages were Incurred by two vehicles in an · accident al East Main St., Pomeroy, at 11 :19 p . m .~ Wednesday. Acar driven by Woodle Call, Jr ., Pomeroy, was stJJpped at a traffic light when It was struck from th~ rear by a car driven by Keith Moody, Albany . Mary Call. received minor injuries and was taken tJJ Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Pomeroy Squad. · Moody was cited to court on assured clear distance charges. At 1:47 a.m. ''Thursday, the ER ·'Squad was called to the Jaime& residence on Nye Ave., for Elmer StlH who l!'as taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital · where he waa admitted. .,. . g. "Here are the best people on earth, and the community and friends are the best," the Rev. Mr ..Larimore comments. His farewell text Sllnday will be Romans 1:8. The new pasior Is the Rev. Howard Black Of St. · Louis, Mo. m:w~~f.'&:Jt.:~ . E XTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Sunday aDd Monday. A chance of showers and a little ooolerr Tuesday. HIMhl In , ille mid to lower BO• Sunday and Monday and In the 70s to low 1101 REV. M. C, lARIMORE ""'-_./ the grallsland slopes and reclaimed mining acres of south· eastern Ohio.'' cox ~·~ .l Point Pleasant 4th a "success" . PT . PLEASANT Tu-Endle-Wel Park that Thousands turning dut for the opened with the Flag Raising pomp and parade, sliows , Ceremony . games, sports, music a.nd . There under blue skies old illuminations which were aU giory · unfurled through th~ part of the Fourth of July efforla of the American Legion ~~elebratlons in Mason County Post 23 of Poirit Pleasant" and 8 in celebration of the nation's small group de~lc tlng the . 198th anniversary contributed Spirit of .'78. · to " the great success" as It was the latter group,. proclaimed by Point Pleasant comprised of some . young Mayor John Musgrave and ~tudents donned in coel1111nea of Jaek Fowler ' festivities the early ages, lilaI helped put chall'lllan . thbse present in mood fer lll(h "We're real happy with the an occa s1 on. . f way everything went" .they Slraina or patrloUc themes said. "Everything went on c~e from the drummer, Chip time and the traffic now was Arir\strong, and nute of Dittllle lremendous". Today they are McDaniel. Alan Ulth!leld afld · expressing · thanks In many. . Ton)' Fowler ~~erved u ttlle · dlrecllons for ac- bearers with SWian Spears and compllshments of the hoHday Tammy Fowler !'llrrYlnl out while saying " there are so the duties of fiag beartr1. many to thank and we do not Costumes for the occ..aon want to miss one". were provided by o loan l'Nm ·There was no need (or the Plll'keraburM South ~ . residents ~f lhls area to go The Rev. Tally Hanna, elsewhere seeking en- pastor of Trlnlly United lertai·nment for the bit- Methodlet Church, 11'11 · fesllval , it was aU ~rovlded ~oler aa he clllled on UM. right here at home. · ottendlna to review wlt.b ldm Perhaps one of the mq,t the eu-ly hlsl«y of the oounlr)r lmpreulve .momenll wh;en 0111' fot•falhm - • originated right from the alar! frarnlns !he COilltl\lltlon. · with the Memorial service at top h Onors Racine man· hurt takes in auto mi~hap Daniel C. Hensler, 25, Hacl;,e, of center foll~wlng mishap~~ was Injured In a mowrcycle- · 3:10 P·'!'· Thursday on County car accident at 2:50 p.m. Rd . 17, three tenths 'of a mile Thursday on ill. 124, Qlle and sQUthwest of Rt. 588. one theth miles . west or Officers said Boster's car Syracuse. and an auto driven by Rober\ The Gallla. M.elgs p.,St State James Soaper, 30, .or Rodney, HlMhway Patrol said Hensler's collided on a curve. A final mishaP, occurred at motorcycle struck a car operated by Frank H. 6:05p.m. on the Crouse-Beck Kr.autter, 25, of Minersville. .Rd . Qlle mUe south of Rt. 588 Heneler was cited to Meigs wheJ e cars driven by John S. C01111ty Court for having no McMillan , 35, Mt. Vejnon and motorcycle endilrsenient. Robin . D. Fisher, 25, Rl. 2, . Patrick L. Bosler, !8, Patriot, collided at a hillcrest Gallipolis, was . cited to No charges were flied . Municipal Court for driving left Jaworski also had this warning: "When dictators and tyrants seek tJJ destroy the freedoms of men, their first target is I~ legal profession and through II the rule or law. )_' B ev·· .e rly · The Meigs County Sheriff's Wednesday at o:30 p.m. m Department investigated three Letart Township on township accidents over th~ holiday Wi.th · road 97 Max Manuel , Jr., one person hospitaHzed . Racine , Rt. 2, was traveling Wednesday, at 3:55 p.m. Ofl north and . Belva \ F. Fisher., SR124justeastofRutland Pos't Racine, Rl. 2, was traveUng Office a car-motorcycle sc: south when !he two cars cident occurred. collided In a curve. 'The Manuel Amoe B. Cross, Rutland, car was demolished . Manuel driving a · truck owned by c)alrned Injuries but wail not Rutland Furniture Company, lmriiediately treated. There wu traveling West on 124 whc · was heavy damage to the , he attempted tJJ pass three Fisher vehicle. No citations vehlciM. were Issued. Greg Grover, 22, Pomeroy, , Thursday at 8 p.m . In Rt. 4, on a motorcycle, was Chester Twp , on SR. 248, ·' making a left turn intJJ a Randall W, Stewart, Reeds· private driveway. ville, wao traveling East when The truck struck . the the car went off the highway moi.otcycle' ln .the left front. ami strucl< a guardrail. The '!be accident is aUU under . driver reported lllat the I!~ rod 1nveaU1aUon. Grover was broke . There was · mod..-ate latin to Holler Medical Center property damage. No. InJuries by Middlepgrl ~· and no citation were reported. in our affair's of government." ret·.·.I..&. ~...-:'" . .l..a.l. Sunday wiD mark the last appearance for the Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Larimore at the ·syracuse Church of lhe Nazarene. · The couple ls retiring and will move to 610 W. Main St., Newark. The Rev. Mr . Larimore has · been paswr of the Syracuse .church for the past five years and served as · pastor of the Syracuse church earlier, 1952-1956 . The Larimores indicate they wUI miss the church, the community and llle Ohio River county where they .have twice oerved. ODA signs renewal with Appal~chian o·re calamitous burden to shoulder ~ Beverly Wilcox, 15, Rutland, took top honors at the annuli! talent show 'held at Rutland Comm1111lty Park on the Fourth of July. . Beverly received a cash prize of $15. She Sling " Top of llle World.'' Secood place went to Kim Batey, 13, who sang "Kllling .Me Softly.'' She accompanied herself on the gultar.)ihe was presented $15. Randy Smith, 12, J>omeroy, won third place' with.. his vocal solo "Puppy Love." He received $10, Other contestants received $2. They were Roger . Roush, P o me ro~ , Patty Dugan, ., ~ • Rutland ; Eddie Wilson, Mid· dleport; Pamy and Terry Wogan, Columbo•, ·The Banp , · Jeddle Milliron, sleel guitar, Craig Fife, drums , Floyd Harrison, lead guitar, Jim ~ · nhler, vocalist and rhythm g.,\<ar·, and Jim Eads on the h.tn.wnlca. · '.'n·oon Weber has served as master of ceremonies for .the event approximately 20 years. Weber stated that this was .the largest cr owd ever to at.terld the evening event. The show was .followed by a firewOrks dlspi.ay. The day's activities were sponsored by the Rullaild Fire Department. . , I I ' �_, i-'nleiJ.Uylltnl!!!' Nidcletlott..fllmeroy 0 Friday July~ J97f 4 Mutt gan Stew 10 F nts-tones. 3 2 5 - 8aseba11 l • 15 2 30 - Movie Hangman s. Knot 10 Ky Af e d t3 ArfhiM' Smith B 3 00 - F sh n lio e 13 Movie - to be announced 6 To be tnnounced I tuppl .d to t~ cor~•um tr at ont c:onrract t.out on utd ••r v c.. w th n thf m 111tlon1 OtltDINANC. NO lfU 14 abovtlltted mtv bt coma"" n ant 11rv ct (Ontrtct under AN 01110 NANCe: lf'IXINQ THI ttl I• Sc:l'!tdVIt or mey bt urvltd FRIDAY JULYS "74 RATIS WHICH COLUMIUS under ttp•ratt contr'tCU under 6 110 - SunriM Semina • Sacrect HMrl o 3 30 - Anyth ng You Can Oo 13 1 AND SOUTHBRN OH 0 th 1 or 6 25 - Form RI!J'O"f 13 o ht 1pp table 4. 00 - Audubon WI cUUeo Theater lJ Farmer- s Daughter ILICTRIC COMPANY lfl Schedul•t ft hi con•umer 1 ' 30 - FJve Minutes to Live Br 4 News 6 B ble An~wers. 1 13 CBS Tennis C ass c 8 10 SUCCISIOU ANO ASS GNS op on Blue R dge Quortef 13 4 30 NFL Champ onshlp Games 6 Wor d ot -survlvs MAY CHAROl FOR STAN Ttt s Schtdu I I gentrl ty 6 35 - Columbus Today • IJ Sewing Skills 33 OAIIID SI!CONDAIIIY ELK eppl ub • o consumtA Wltf'l " 4.5 - Ncrrt ng Report J F armt me 0 TRtC SERV Cl TO CON MIJII mltm 5 00 Wde World of Sporl$ 6 3 A B t w th Kn t 33 Capecllr 1 110- Today 3 4 15 CBS New• B 0 0 ck Van Dyke 3 Speed SUMUS N 1'"1 VILLAGI! r~u remtnfl of 111 than 20 Wrrstling 8 W mb edon Tenn s Charnp onsh ps 3 4 racer 6 OF MIDDLI!!POIT M£ GS 11: Iowa ts 15 Amer can lire Style 10 a thouott argtr COUNTY OHIO AND con1umers mev from I me ta 7 30 - New Zoo Revue-' Tennessee Tuxedo J .S JO- Let'$ Grow a Ga den l3 Champ onsh ps F sh ng !STAlL SHING A FORMULA t mt be se nd under !ile Wbo Waited- Ebd• Up Looiar 8 00 - Capt Kangaroo t New Zoo Revue ll Sesame St 33 I 10 ~OR VARY NG $UCH UTitl Jeff s Col le 6 Man from cos 1 10 prov s or" However ~Nhtn 1 Dear Helm 6 00 - Lilias Yoga & You 33 News 8 N~ws J -4 n the con1umer 1 Ml'- mum Capec IV I 25 - Jack Lalanne- 13 Know 10 BE IT ORDAINED IY THE exc.. dl SO k owa 1 or he tot• You ~ very yoWl!l to get away from a nuserable home 8 30 - Brady Bunch 6 G ..., Acr.. 0 COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE 6 30 - News 3 4 6 15 Reasone 13 33 Bever y energy ut I n ons exceeds. He turns Into a husband wbo Is a stranger - someone you fe$" 8 55 - Chuck Wh te Report• 10 News 13 OF MIDOLIE M-OAT STATE OF 20 000 kIowa Hllb los 8 Mov I! Oo You Know "fh s Voce' o houn n any 9 110 - AM 3 Paul OlxO'I < W ld W ld West 6 Ph I Donohue 5 He tries to run you down with his car when you are five months 0" 0 7 00 - Hee Haw 6 8 lawrence We k .4 15 Catch 33 33 month h s Sc:hedu e she not seer ON That the ,. u Abbott & Costello 8 captain Kangaroo 0 MI:Jv e Ta zan Thr I seekers 3 Law ence We k 13 pregnant But you stick by him believlr!& he Is YOWJ8 and scared and pr ce1 Wh Ch Co um bus and be ave abe fo a m n mum Ond Hs Mate 13 Communltr of L v ng Things 33 per od of we vt ( 12 month I 7 30 - Bobby Go dsboro 3 Cou se of Ou T mes 33 of responsibility Sou he-rn Oh o E •ctr c Com TEAMS OF CONTRACT 9 30 - ToTe fheTruth3 Hoze B 8 00 _. A n he Fam y 8 0 Pa tr dge F'am 1y 6 13 he e naf er ca ed 9 35 - Matte of F CIIO'I 33 The term of ht contract for Through four more pregnancies you keep hoping things wW P.""V Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 • A Look A the Book 5 Company S IUCCISSO I se v ce undt h s Schedu • 10 00 - 0 nah Shore 3 15 Joker s W ld 8 o Company 6 L as 8 30 - Mash 8 10 Pirates Baseba 1 S Lo d of the and au gns tha be ~nt ed o Shl bt as prov ded n the n change but he always manages to leave town before the birth Yoga & You 33 Un 11erse 33 Mov e Haunts of the Ve y R ch 6 13 charge fo s endard uconde y d rv due con act w th llch returnmg only when you re able to sleep With him again 10 JO - Gamb t 8 0 Wheels KIn & Cay 33 Dream of Jeanne f' ect c se v ce furn shed o consumer 9 00 Mary er Moore 8 10 Mov es A Thousand n no caSt Shal 13 W nn no Streak 3 ~ 15 You work mbetween havmg babies only to have the billil pile consumers n he V age of he contractbu e m Eve of the Cat 4 Clowns 3 be elllls thin M dd epa Oh o he e nat e one _yea II 00 Password 13 Commun ty of l v ng Th ngs JJ M ke 9 '3o Bob Newhart 8 0 /4Aov e The Beloved Roque up Your kids are all that keep you gomg ca ed Mun cpa ty fo he Douglas 6 Now You See t B 10 H gh Ro le s 3 4 .s 33 ON 2' Tha he ratn Then an ace dent and your husband comes home a helpless per od se to th n sect on 5 of forSECT 1 30- Ho lywood Squares 3 .. 15 B ady Bunch 1J Love of l fe e ect c se v ce set fa th n () 00-~en Marshal 6 3 Barnaby Jones 8 10 h s Ord nfince are hereby f xed Sect on of th s Ord nan ceo sha I 8 &-1pple wttha vile temper Youfeellt syourduiy to care for him 0 <5 Janak 33 a not to exceed the fol ow ng be ca cu ate(:l as fo ows 1l 35 - Matter of Fief on 33 00 News 8 0 4 6 3 M dn te Spec a s tlldilgh your life s Hell Schedu e of Ra es ( f:ach mon h dur ng the 11 55- CBS N'ews8 Dan Imel sWord 10 1 5 - Move The House of .Fea 6 News 3 RES OENCE SERVICE e m of h s Ord nanc:e the You can t even cry at hiS funeral e1ght years later You 12 00 Pi!15sword 6 News 8 10 3 Bob Braun s so 50 C ub 4 Ava ab e fo res dence 1 30 News 3 M.ov es The Sec et nvas on 4 w ce cu ate b Is tor Jackpo 3 5 Mr Rogers 33 only feel vast relief and you set out to enjoy life with your serv ce o consume s us nv sCompMy Ye ow Sky 8 App ause 0 Rendezvous a andud secondary elettr c s ng e pha1e 60 eye es 20 240 serv ce n he Mun cpa ty at 12 30 - Ce ebr ty Sweepst&kes 3 15 Spl t Second 6 Search fo M dn le 3 chtldren vo ts a erna no cu en Tomorrow 8 10 Electr c Co 33 Afternoon w ttl OJ 3 1Z 00 - Come Septembe 3 rates se o h n Section t of Then you fmd the man who seems totally right The children supp ed h ough ove head he 2 55- NBC News 3 5 h s 0 d nance 12 45 Speakeasy 6 fac es (2 Each mon h ht. Company accept him He makes you believe in yourself But remembering d 1F sbut on 1 00 - News 3 At My Ch dren 6 13 Not For Women On y 5 00 The M ss ng Guest 13 20 kwh o ess pe w tnder 111 b fo st reet What s My L ne 10 French Chef 33 45 Beau James 4 the bad eliJlCflence you aren t sure You ask for a year and one mon h for S2 00 gh ng se v ce n the I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 5 As the Word Tu ns 8 0 Lets 2 JO News 3 Next BO kwh per mon h 0360 Mun c pa y n ecco dance half - to get to know one another before you marry Make A Deal 6 3 Let s Trave 33 pe kwh 4 00 Ten Days to Tu a a .t w th the p ov sons of he then But hlS f8mlly wants the marriage r~ghl away They Next 00 kwh pe month 0305 effect ve s ree 2 00 - Days of Our L ves3 4 5 Gu d ng L ght s 10 New ywed 6 00 - Peyton P ace 4 ght ng or kwh Game 6 3 Our Street 33 pressure him He tries to explam your point of vtew (though he peNex d nance of hi!! Mun c pl!l ty 600 kwh per month 02 0 2 30 Ooctors3 4 15 Edge of N ghl8 10 G n My Lte6 3 3 Each month dv ng the wants an early marriage too) Fmally he ltres of nagging and per kwh Joyce At 34 33 erm of h s 0 d nance the x A ove.- 800 kwh pe mon h Compeny w waitmg and leaves town eca cu a e b I s J 00 - Another World 3 4 5 Genera Hosp ta 6 3 P ce s 0 85 ~e kwh tor reslden a and general R ght 8 0 Woman AI ve JJ When h,e comes back to see us Helen he says he still loves x Ou ng he per od extend no se ce sm a - secondary 330-0neLfetoLYe6 3 PhiDonCihue4 HowToSu vveA f om he cus om e s f rs se yv ce me but h~ IS now datmg a woman he can relax With I m at he a es se forth n Marr age 3 5 Match Gome 8 10 egu a y Schedu ed mon h y Sect on By Mrs Francis Morris of h s 0 d nance afraid he won I be here when I finally overcome my fear of me e read ng to ow ng Sep and Mrs Rex Carlisle and 4 00 Mr Cart~ 3 Somerset 5 Sesame St 20 33 Tat emended n he manne set Mrs Grella Simpson Mrs embe 0 h and nc ud ng e gh fo h n Sect on another mamage tleta es8 Huck& Yog 6 Dream of Jeahn e 13 Move The lam ly at Columbus 6 of th s 0 co nsecu ve egu a y Ooo ns of Oklahoma 10 Mary K Yost and Mrs Mar ce How can I live With this and stay sane 1 - FEARFUL TWO schedu ed month v me e d nan Mr and Mrs Grover Powell .f The d fference between 4 30 Green Acres 3 G II gan sIs and 6 Bonanza 5 Jackpof jorte Gnmm attended the of West Jefferson were WAYS read nos a k owat hou s ove 4 Vlrg nan 8 Dane Boone 13 he ca -cu a ons under 300 w be b ed at 20c pe Women s Con£erence at weekend guests of Mr and Paragraph he e nabove S 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv G ff fl 4 M ster Rogers 20 33 B g k owa t hou e er ed to n th s Sect on 2 and Va ley 6 Westerville three days Dear FTW FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT he Mrs Jerry Powell ca cu at ons as prov ded n 5 30- E ec Co 33 Hodgepodge Lodge 20 Hogan • Heroes 3 The energy cha ge app cab e Rev and Mrs W P Why hang on to the fear of mamage when you ve found a to a k owat hours of energy Paragraph 3 here nabove --weste n Star Theater 5 Mrs Bob Warden Doug Bikacsan spent a vacat on Cindy Lori and Br1an spent a man you love • For Pete s sake 1J1a1TY the guy before you lose consumed sha be nc eased o referred to n I! s Sect on 2 shal 6 00 - News 3 4 8 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Truth o decreased 005Sc per KWH pe be appl ed to the paym en of the VISiting thell' children Mr and Cons 6 Behind the L nos 33 him You deserve happmess right now - not after a year and a each fu one ha f cen week w th Mr Warden at Sc cu rent b s o he Mun c pa ty 6 30 NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 Room serv ce rende ed under the Mrs Ronald B1kacsan at hslf of needless watting - H ncrease or dec ease above o for 222 13 Charleston W Va hen effect ve S ree L ght ng be ow twen y hree cen s 23c Athell.'j Tenn and Mr and 0 d nance nc ud ng any unpa d 7 00 - Truth or Con seq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 0 What s Mr and Mrs B U McKenZie n he ave age cost pe m on ba ance from p ev ous pe ods Mrs Denrus B1kacsan at West Ph1i p Jeff and Joz e of Dear Helen My Line 8 W ld K ngdom 3 E ec Co 20 Av at on Weathe ( 000 000 BTU of fue con Any such d ffe ence not 331Spy5 sumed a he Company s Carrollton Ohio equ red tor he ravment of the I must disagree With you about the HCG shots This Gall pol s were guests s a ons fo he mo!i gene a ng 7 30 - Po fer Wagoner 3 New Treasure Hunt o Beat the sha be app ed o Rev and Mrs Howard Saturday of Mr and Mrs R<Jy bormone made from the urme of pregnant women has helped recen ca enda man h cu ent b Clock 13 Hollywood Squa es 4 Concentrat on 8 To Te the subsequent b s to sa d ser p eced ng he b ng da e to Shiveley and family are Riffle Truth6 You Owe It to Yourse t 10 Boboqulvar 33 me lose over 50 pounds m four months wh ch fue cos s have been v ces 8 00 - Brady Bunch 6 13 Sanfo d and Son J 4 Mov e SECT ON 3 That n the spendmg a week vacation at I work for a doctor who g1ves these shots regularly to obese dete m ned Mr Paul Blosser of Flat even he e m of any ontract Ye low Submar ne 8 0 Performance Jazz 33 MINIMUM CHARGE Wilmington and other pomts of patients and we have had nothmg but good results 8 30 - Bran Ke th 3 4 S • M lion Colla Man 6 3 Basebal Rock Mich vtstled Mr and Mnmurn monthy chage o s anda d seconds y e •ctr c nterest serv ce hereaf e made w th 15 S2 00 pe meter pe month The hormone began bemg used m weig)lt reduction after Mrs Ed son Brace and Mr and consumers n he Mun c pa ty GENERAL SERVICE Wtlma Rose of Miss wetght loss was observed m males using 11 to develop un pu suan o the p ov s on of th s SATURDAY JULY6 1974 Mrs Douglas Johnson SMALL SECONDARY 0 d nance she ex end beyond Columbus spent a ;week w th 6 20 - Summer Semester o AVAILABILITY descended tesltcles C J H Mr and Mrs r;arl Powell of he erm na on da e of h s 6 30 - Ky AI eld 13 Chr stopher Closeup o Ava abe to gene a Oh Mr and Mrs Herman Wolfe Belpre spent an afternoon With and power serv ce to consume s 0 d mince he a es nc ud ng 7 00- Fun for E'Veryone 6 Treehouse Club 8 n Touch and Mr and Mrs Ward Sayre Dearc us ng he Company s standard the M n mum Month y Cha ge 13 Fa th for Today 10 Mr and Mrs Elza Bll'ch se v ce o pu poses other than cha geab e the eunde Sha be Dinner guests Saturday of 7 30- Sesame St 20 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 All I know 1s what I read m medical journals provtded by my res den a use and es ab sh ng he a es n etfec w h n the 1\fr and Mrs Ronald Hart s Farm Front 4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Mrs Hazel Carnahan were Mr Max mum Capac es genera y Mun c pa ty a he me such doctor I quote from one Successful treatment of obesity With Treehouse Club o two grandchildren of Newark charge s made ess than 20 k owatts and Mrs Fred Brady and sons SECT ON 4 Tha he Rules 8 00- Jakes P ace 6 Lldsv lie J .t 15 Bugs Bunny 3 relurned home after spending HCG (Human Chortomc Gonadotropm) has been clauned by CHARACTER OF SERVICE stephen and Scott Radcliffe two weeks Ha r Bear Bunch 8 Lass e 10 A erna ng curren 60 and Regu ar ons con • ned n A T W Stuneons of Italy and others who administered the es de ve ed f om he he Company s P u c 0 No 1 8 30F - Yog s Gang 13 Mster Rogers 20 Addams and Isaac and Jefferson Brady hormone datly to patients on a 50().ea!Orte diet Other m- eye t es Company s seconda y on f e with The Pub c U ami Y 3. 4 15 Sabr na 8 Popeye 10 Edward of Mell)ane N C Mr Russell Comm ss on of Oh o as the Saunders 6 vesttgators have found no difference in wl!tght loss m HCG- d s bu on sys ems a nom na same may f om me o t me vo ages of 20 20 240 o 20 208 Radcliffe of Syracuse and M ss 9 00 .,...... Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Super Fr ends 6 J treated and placebo-treated subjects A SOO.Caior e-per.<Jay diet be amended o supp em en ted YO s s ng e phase and 120 208 r--....Movle 8 10 Sesame St 20 Frances Foster local The Almanac 20 2-40 208 240 and 480 YO ts as are not n conf c w th the 1£ mamtamed for several weeks IS likely to be effective wtthout 9 30- Inch High Pr vote Eye 3 4 15 three phase Serv ce of at eas exp ess prov s ons of h s 0 LOrt Sunpson spent a week By United Press International administratiOn of the hormone - H 10 00 - Elec Co 20 lassies Rescue Rangers 6 13 My one Of he to ego ng cha ac d nance a e app cab e to a With her am>! and uncle Mr ende ed under and Today s Frtday July 5 the te s cs sha be made se v ce Favorite Martian 8 10 S gmund & the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 ava abe o he cus omer he pu suant o h s Ordnance 186th day of 1974 wtth 179 to Dear Helen pa cu ar se v ce cha ac Noth ng conta ned w th n th s 10 30- Goober & the Ghost Chasers 6 13 P nk Panthers follow • p event any e final word for that 100 Per cent Male Chauvinist who s cs o be a he op on of 0 d nan ce sha A 3 4 15 Jeenn e 8 to Zoom 20 IN THE COURT OF consume f om ak ng ad the Company COMMON PLEAS The moon IS between its lull wants women to how down and kiss hiS feet My grandmother SCHEDULE OF CHARGES 11;00- Brady Kids 6 13 Abbott & Costello Sesame St van age w th n he effect ve MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 phase and last quarter pe od of th s 0 d nance of any to say The empty wagon makes the most OOISe GLAD used F s 20 kwh o ess pe mon h PROBATE DIV SION app cab e rue regu at on for S2 65 11 30- Josle & The Pussycats n Outer Space 8 10 Butch The morning stars are HE S NOT MY HUSBAND rare Cassidy 3 • 15 Miss on Mag c 6 3 Nest 80 kwh per month 043 supp ement o op ona GROVER WHITE J Wh ch he Company may make Mercury Venus Jupiter and pe kwh 12 00 - Pebbles & Bamm Bomm 8 10 E ec Co 20 Adm. n stro1tor De Nex 500 kwh pe mon h p vs ava ab e n s P U C 0 No 1 Bon s Non Jetsons 3 4 15 Tab tha and Adam and the Clown t es 00 kwh per kw of Max mum on f e w th he Pub c U Saturn Family 6 13 Estate of The evemng star 18 Mars Act Com m ss on of Oh o for the Capac y n excess o 6 0 kw Pear V Tantho ev N THE COURT OF 12 30 - Fat Albert 8 10 Wmbledon Tenn s Cham c ass of serv ce nvo ved 020 pe kwh deceased p onshlps 3 4 15 Those born onous date are fn 1945 Gen Douglas Macar COMMON PLEAS SECTION 5 The ates con A over 5000 kwh pe mon h P a nt ff MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 thur announced the liberal on of a ned here ~ ShB be effect ve under the s1gn of Cancer 00 Ch ldren s Film Fest val 8 10 American Band 017 pe kwh VS stand 6 13 MYRTLE STANLEY Pia nt ff FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT w th espect to b s based on THELMA EDDY eta Amer can showman p T the Phllippmes as World War II VS egu a me er ead ngs made The eoe gy cha ge app cab e 2 00- Soul Train 6 \llewpo nt 8 Baseball Pre Game 3 Defendants JAMES L BLACKBURN eta Barnum was born July 5 1810 approached tis end on or after Ju y 25 974 and o a k owa t hou s of ene gy Defendants ema n n effec to b s consumed sha be ncreased o Sha On th1s day m history ~ 1972 two ht)ackers and one No 15 573 dec eased 0055c pe KWH pe based on egu a me e ead ngs made pro o Ju y 25 In 1865 W Ulam Booth passenger were killed and two NOTICE OF PUBLICATION one ha f cent Sc each fu TO James L Blackburn and nc ease o decrease above o 975 o p o to he e m nat on founded the Salva! on Army n others were wounded aboard a Chr by THOMAS JOSEPH s ne 8 ackburn whose ast be ow wen y h ee 23c n he of h s Ord nance asp ov ded n known adl:tress was 959 Den ave age cos London jetliner in San Fra11C1sco pe m on Sec on B of th s Ord na:nce n son Avenue Co umbus Oh o ( 000 000 B TV of fue con ACROSS SECT ON 6 Tha f at any DOWN In 1935 Prestdent Frankhn D To Pe e G bbons and Oe o es sumed at mew th n the pe od f xed by he Company s I Alliance I Smudge G bbons whose as known gene i!l ng sta ons to he mo!if h s 0 d nance the Mun c pa ty Roosevelt s gned the Wagner A thought for the day 5 Musical ess was 41 W s recen 2 - s ca endar month siJou d author ze an ate nat ve Connery bill offtctally known American CII'CUs operator Phi adP Avenue Co um bus Oh o method for the payment of the note preced ng he b ng date fo Theme as the Naltonal Labor Relatwns neas Taylor P T Barnum sa d hen cu en b s of the wt} ch fve costs have been 8 User of 3 Augury You a e he eby not fed tha determ ned Mun c: pa y for s ee ght ng There s a sucker born every a prayer YOU have been named Deten DETERMINATION OF at the rates and n accordance 4 Region of mmute danS n a ega act on ent ted MAXIMUM CAPACITY w th the e ms and pi"'v sons of wheel Italy Myr e Stan ey P a n ff vs The Max mum Capac ty Sha he then effect ve s ree ght ng 8 Babbles James L B ackburn Ch st ne be he sum of he nd d vua o d nance of he Mun c pa ty 5 Garden B ackburn Pete G bbons and .Demands of each me e ed hen the rates and p ces tor U Russian plant De o es G bbons De endan s serv ce Sup'/' ed under he s an~:ta d secondary e ect c city & Abalone Th s act on has been ass gned prov son o th s Schedu e ser ce here nbove set tor h It Tax Case No 5 573 and s pend ng ""ixcep as mod fed here nane sha be am ended as fo ows 7 Finnish clarer My ra1se wtth three n he Cou t of Common Peas o The nd v dua Demand of RESIDENCE 5ERVICE IS Ethiopian native 20 Established %8 Cubic Me gs County Pome ov Oh o ea.ch mete ed serv ce sha bE! TheM n mum Charge and he small trumps 1s based on that lake 45769 dete m nect se-parate v The Cha ge for the f )I 20 kwh or 10 Spymg (2 wds) meter theory The oblec of tAe Comp a n s lnd v dua Demand sha be he ess of e(ectr c energy con 11 Notoriety Ina 2llmplon: 30011 'Thank you Ben replied to requ re forte ure of he n Measured Demand whe e tbe sumed per mon h sha be Sf 60 17 Suds way 22 Corrupt Thomas Jefferson I m a hi eres of the Defendants n the conne<:ted oad on a me ered Otherw se the schedu e em a ns tiptoes es a e desc bed n an and serv ce s n excess of twen y unchanged BPlgeon 11 Inlet tie bred after wr I ng the rn 23 EvU mtent 32 Tennia ns a ment con ac eco ded (20 ~ owatts where the GENERAl SERVICE pea DeclaratiOn but 1 II do my n Vo ume 1% Shandy s 2f Tibetan 125 Page 483 Me gs connec ed oad Js twen y (20 SMALL SECONDARY term best %~Famous o k owat so ess the lnd v duaL Covn y Mo tgage Reco ds The cha ge tor he t rst 20 creator gazelle 33 Candid dec a e the cant act nu and Deman m_.J¥-be determ ned a kwh o ess of e ectr c energy Yogi HIS best was requ red The 18 Memorable %6 PlanUng vo d and .p der th-e same the Co .,-any s opt on as the consumed per month sha be 34Ciosely defense started Wttb three re • ReVeille eased r om ecord Measured Demand es ab shed 11 65 and time he aggregate confined rounds of hearts Jefferson You are requ red to answe by cant nuovs measurement o M n m1Jm Monthly Charge sha 1 lrwnpet ruffed the th rd lead cashed he Comp a n w th n 28 days by per ad c test or as the be educed $ 00 per month caU ate the as pub ca on of h s Est rna ed Demand der ved Othe w 5e the Schedu e emlll ns ace and ktng of trumps not the unchanged SCraze ce wh ch w be pub shed from he connectM O"ad and paused for study before once each week tor s x con Measu ed Demands ether SECT ON 7 That h s Or Ill Type playmg to the next tr1ck secu ve weeks The as by permanen nsta at on of d nance sha a.ke effec from 25 Movie East was sure of a trump pub ca on w be made on u y demand meter or by per od c and at er the ea es per od 9 1974 and he 24 days ror test sha be deterrn ned n a owed by aw and ts wr tten dog tnck It was up to Jefferson to answe Both vulnerable w commence on hat acco dance w tn the Company s acceptance by Co u~ and ziWet see that the defense dtdn t da e standa d p act ces and excep Southern Oh o E ec r c Com North East South 2'1 Celtic n cue of you fa ure to ln unusual cases sha bt; the pany also score a club agamst "1m o otherw se espond as max. mum 30m nute ntegrated I. SECT ON B Tha he v 1 age god He worked out the play answer equ ed by he Oh o Rues of k owatt demand ecordlng of by eg s at ve ac on or the Pass 2. Pass rather qu1ckly He led a club C v P ocedu e ludgment by an n egret ng demand mete Company sha have he ght to Zl Scorch Pass Pass I'ass 2;Form a to dummy s k1ng and a sec defau w be ende ed ago ns o the h ghesf reg strat on of a erm na e h so d nance at any fo he e et demanded n fherma ype demand meter me upon w t en not ce r led OP41n ng lead 'fJ ond hack toward hts own you lbOotgbt he Comp an dur ng he b 1 no per ad In w h the othe party he eto at Da ed hand ft wouldn t do East any Dated June 1 nstances of h gJUy fluctuat ng eaat 30 days p or 0 such llllrooplas loads or demands of shor lerm na on date good to ruff m He would .Covered durat on the Me,uured SECT ON 9 Tna the te ms By Oswald & James Jacoby s mply be ruff ng a low club MRin( Demand may be de erm ned by and prov s ons of h s Ord nance so he diScarded approp,. ate m~ter ng equ p a e lo n and Stvera and the or Ben Franklin put down the (7 5 Jefferson won w1th the club ment des gned o measure fully rt¥11 d of one Sha not affec tlbeet dummy and sa1d Today ace played a d amond to the mpact of such C!•manda the va dlty of the o he,.. should be your day to be de dummy s ace and led dum Where Meuu ed Oem ends are Pllled by COUfiC of the IN THE Intact determ ned by per od ~ lest a V lage of M dd epo h s 2•th •31 Symmetrize I' COMMON PLEAS COURT my s last club Agam East Mtasu ed Dem•nd so deter da,y of June 974 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO couldn t afford to ruff so ELLEN m ~d sh~ cont nye n effect ATtEST Gtne Grate .Clerk GARNET ORNER unt superseded by e aub Approved th s 24 h day of Jefferson won that tr ck also PLAINTIFF June 97-4 sequent test an vs Now he led his small club Est mated Oemends she be John Ze k e Mevor a PAUL FREDER Cll ORNDER determ ned. f qm he connected ruffed With dummy s last JR (6 2l 7 5 2tc oad on each nd v due metered trump and showed East h s DEFENDANT serv ce as fol ows hand With the remark, We NO IS 174 F rsr 5 000 watts at 90 pet NOT CE BY hold thiS truth to be self ev Next 5 000 watt.- at to pc DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how work It ·-'l.;=.:_~PUBLICAT ON dent that ,rou can only take TO PAUL over 10 000 wafts at 70 p c FREDER CK OR AXYDLBAAXIt The Mu mum Capec- ty n one tnck N E R J R whose a sf known any mon h lha not be ltn han It LONGFELLOW add ess was We nut Bottom them n mum b ng demand f NEWSPAPER ENTEftPRlSE ,o\S$N Roact Ca I s e Pennsv van 11 any IPtclt td n he aerv ce One letter tlmply fltanda for another In thltt umple A Ia 70 3 contract You a e hereby not red hit MINIMUM CHAAGI! Ulld for the lhrH L • X for the two 0 ' etc Sl!llle !ellen ou have been named defe-nc:lent apoelropbeti the lenllb and formation of tbe wordl are all The M n mum Mo-nthfY n a ega act on enut td El en Chafge blatt. Each d11the <ode letten ore dllfe,.nL lhlll bt (U S1 00 p ~• Garnet Orner"' Paul Freder ck 01' S~ OS per k owe t per Orner Jr Th s act on h.. been month IPP ld to I MIX l'tt.Om Tho b ddlng has been 4 ass gned Cue No 15 1• n the Caple ty equ vat tnt to 50 pet o OllYPTOQUOTES Court of C:ommon p 111 Mt1g1 the orw•ter of (aJ ht n Ohllt Welt Nor&h Eosl County Pomeroy Oh o •5749 MaKimum Ctpec tv prev ouat,_. 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You have made a llll!hl 26 end the 21 d1y1 for enswer and thet bt m•t"JG l"ncf bff tct w commence on the date o>erbtd but a ,.orlkwhlle 0110 YiifiNI, • 11fE PEAR OF LIFE IS tHJ,. und•r • Upentt ltr'VI't contnct J'AVOJil'J'£ D OF 11fE CENTUaY L•rry Spencer C •rk TODAY 8 QVEBTION Only Onl Mtf.,td •ttvfct of LYON .-Court o Common P~tll ~ch typol •• to vtttove ltld lnoteod or b dd Ill( two spade• of Mtlgs County ,..,oN WI 101,6 ll:to• Poow,. lno 1 bo 'r:"PIIta 0 Your portner haa jumped to four Pomwroy Ohio A576f contumtf' Wid.,'• lcht vie spad01. What do you do IH!W' one Contt'ac L1eat ott _Television Log Helen Help Us. • • Today's Sport Parade By Helen Bottel toom Tr, Racine Social Events +++ s I } +++ a Jefferson declares hts rtghts w... 4. tv ·'o<+-+-+---+-,-ih =~ car to MOXIA I AUIEY± I XFY c c s vu ~ iWilUAII s s r J fCtf11I I I I l fLEVVET the I [] (J the....,..-··· .. the 11 wAs "r xx xxr xx J" a:an :p!&Wi :l r. I+ l" 1• '1'WENTIETH It •r•41oato 6) I 21 31!7) S 2 n 36 ftc •tWhtrt rwo or mort "'''en '" pal en<:e to u c I m1~ B ylcven came through w1th the Lhlrd one.fl tier of his career when he pltcl ed the l'wtruJ to a 3-t vtctory over llle fe<aJI Hangers but t took a dra natlc lllree..... un rally n the last of the n nth to save Bty ev"' from yet another By fRED McMANE UP! Sports Wrller Bert Blylcven s new course (Edito s Note UP! Sports .,... tur M lton Richman Is on vacation In his absence hla column is beilll( written by UP! Sports Writers In various parts or the country ) - By ED SAINSBURY VPI Spokts Writer CHICAGO ( UPI) - I! patience Is a requisite for a major league pitcher then Chtcago Cubs reliever {)acar Zamora should be around for a long tune He worked n the nunoc leagues for nine years until !malty at the age of 29 he got a chance to step mto the majors when the Cubs bought his contract from the Holl9ton Astros Sure I got diSCOuraged at tl!Des about ever making the major leagues Zamora said If I d been pllching had I might have quit But I wanted to prove everybody wrong and I was havmg good years so !thought that maybe some time somebody would say maybe I could SomebOdy d d and on June 15 Zamora p tching at Denver n the Amencan Assoc1at on was called mto the front off tel. of the Astros farm team I was pttch ng real good he sa d so I figured I wouldn I get released and I thought I was going up aulomatically to Houston But they told me no you ve heen bought by the Cubs That was aU rtght with me I would have gone 15 thousand m1Dlon miles to get Into the b g leagues Zamora s atlllupe rmght have been influenced by his back ground He hiS mother and h s brother fled thell' native Cuba when he was 16 and his surgeon father escaped later II was no big deal he satd Then you could Just leave so we flew to Florida He played baseball at Edison Htgh School in M arm and at Miami Dade Junior College fmaUy breaking mto professtonal baseball at SaUnas Calif m 1965 when as a rookie he failed to win m eight appearances and had a mtserable 6 75 earned run average Since then only once has hiS earned run average heen over 4 00 m the mmors .a 4 05 at Reno Nev for 16 games and 80 mnmgs m 1968 AI Cocoa Fla m 1969 he had as! ngy I 54 for 42 games and 113 mnmgs He has been as effective as the Cubs a11d Manager Wh1tey Lockman anllc1pated Heading nto July 4 he had three saves worked 17 1-3 mn ngs had a 0-1 won lost record and an earned run average of 2 12 best on the team His loss came when two errors allowed three unearned runs to beat him He s a low ball pitcher Lockma11 S81d and he can work long relief for us That s why we got hun Zamora who Said I was start ng aU year at Denver agreed he was a low hall pttcher and said he used four p tches a fast ball a curve a shder and a screwball The screwball 1S my changeup he sa d I throw 1! w th two speeds I don t know the hitters m the National League yet but I pitched eight years m wmter ball m Venezuela and I ptlched to a lot of maJor league players so I know I can p1tch to them I ve got conftdence that I can get them out I know I can do 1t The htghlight of Zamora s career so far was in 1972 when he was named most valuable player m the World Baseball Classic after p1tchmg the Car bbean All Stars to v1ctory He appeared m four of the five games the All Stars won startmg three and relieving n one and ftmshed w th a 2.0 record and one save He should do so well wtlh the Cubs "";;:;-----~------------:__ WIN AT BRIDGE Blyleven tops Texas on one hit Angels, Reds win; one till ends in 7-7 tie The Pomeroy Angels bombed the Rutland Reds 21 2 the Rulla11d AngelS won by forfeit when the Mi~dleport Cubs could not field enough players and the Pomeroy Redlegs and Middleport Mustangs battled to a 7 7 he m a game called after the s1xth inning because of darkness In area pee wee baseball aclwn Tuesday The Reds could ma11age just two h1ls smgles by T T Simmons l)lld Keith Brogan off Artgel pitchers Todd Fife and J R Wamsley as Ftfe struck out seven and walked two while Wamsl~y fanned three and also walked two Meanwhtle Simmons and Ricky Edwards were touched for 12 hits with Todd F fe leading the way wtth a parr of home runs and a double Ntcky Riggs had a home run and single whtle Wamsley slammed a round tripper a double and smgle Shawn Gilmore also slapped a home run while Scott Harrison added a double and single and Bryan Zerkle s ngled In the Redlegs Mustangs battle p1tchers Rhett Milhoan of the Redlegs a11d Ala11 King of the Mustangs combmed to walk 44 batters while the Mustangs outh t the Redlegs 54 Rod Ma11ley led the Redlegs w1th a home run while Ken McCullough added two smgles a11d Milhoan also had a one bagger For the Mustangs Chari e Davis Chris Burdette and Shawn Baker each slapped a s ngle wh le King rapped o pa1r of s ngies lnte nat onal League Stand ng$ By Un ted Press lnte nat onal North w pel g b Roches e 44 27 620 Sy acuse 45 29 608 To edo 32 43 427 .. Paw ucke 25 4 347 9 South w pet g b R chmond ~4 29 603 Mernph s 42 29 .592 Cha es on 32 40 444 h T dew a e 25 45 357 17 h Thursday s Resu h Roches e 8 Paw ucke 3 R chmond 2 Cha es on ~ To edo 4 Sy acuse 0 T dewa e a Memph s ppd . .,_ R. E. TRACY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Busmess Phone-992 2804 E M Blake Jr J T Blake fhone 992 5404 Phone 992 7117 308 5 Thtrd Avenue Box 267 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full Tlme QUBUfied Servlce Man COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Ex tingu1shers Recharging Hydrostatic Testing Safety Lights S1rens Hose Cott~mercial Alarm Systems Sprinkler Systems New Fire Trucks Ladders Home Alarm Systems New Extinguishers We h!~Jve a complete line ot Tags Signs anll ArrowJ to meet OSHA Requirements Open 9 A M 5 P M Monday thru Friday n self-motivat on seema to be eturnlng some q ulck dividends Blyleven who has been slrufllll ng tlns season after posting a 21>-v c!ory campaign a year ago h4s enrolled m a course that ill supposed to teach you to relax and enJoy your work more something the 23-year.<Jid righthander of the Mmnesota Twins has had difficulty doing He has attended only two classes thus far but he s apparently done his homework well because hlB latest p1tchmg effort turned in Thursday n ght was by far his best of the season although 11 d d test his J :;s " TI c Tw1ns youngster wl o had lost two 1.0 game$ ear lc th1s year and had dropped 10 of h s first 16 dec s ons allowed only a llltrd nrung ho ncr to Toby Harrah through ntnc nnings but saw h msclf tra I ng 1.0 ente ng the las of the n nlll as hlS teammates struggled helplessly aga nst J1m B bby The Tw n.s however got a b g break to start the r half of rrustrat ng the n nth when B II y wl o •I owed ooly lou h t.. over the f rst c gl t inn n1111 ssued a leadoff walk to Tony Oliva and was replaced by Steve Fou Cllult Steve Braun greeted Foucalt w th a single !!<nd ng pmch runner Jerry Terren to th d and Terre scored the ty ng run on a sacrifice fly by Jtm Holt !'hat brought up Larry Htsle and he drama! cally ended the ga nc w th a home run over tlle left-<:enterf eld fence Blyleven adm lledly the happ1est ho d been m some time gave some cred t to his new lessons for hs ach ev nent aga nst the Rangers I was m9re relaxed on the mound than I have been lately he explained I thmk the self-mollvat on course l ve been tak1ng IS helpmg me although I ve only been to two meetings It also was my f rsl game In qu te a wb le that I haven thad to wear a brace on my back I hurt my back earl cr m the year but t feels good now In other Al games M I waukee routed Cleveland 15-3 New York edged Detro t 114 Chicago downed Kansas C ty II 3 Baltimore topped Boston 111-7 and Oakland defeated Callforn a 9-4 Brewers 15 Indlal18 3 Reserve ftrsl baseman M ke Hegan drove ln f ve runs w tl1 a pa r of homers to lead the Brewers rout of the lnd ans Ed Sprague allowed e ~ht h ts m a route.gollll( performance homered for Chicago to notch his siXth w1n m seven Orioles 10 Red Sn 7 deCISions M !waukee collected Bobby Grlch drove in three 17 h ts off three p tchers I1II1S w1th a triple and a homer Yanke.. 6 Tlgen 4 to spark the Oriolea to their The Yankees rallied for thr~ thll'd straight victor)' over the runs n the mnth 1mung to snap AL East Division leading Red a seven game los ng streak Sox Earl Williams also hom Run-scormg smgles by Bobby ered for Baltimore which Murcer and Otto Velez hlgh- lagged Luis Tiant with hls 1 ghted the rally agamst rellev seventh loss n 18 decisions er John H ller Jim Northrup s As 9 AngeiJ t fifth homer 1n five games had The A s """" four unearned gJVen the Ttgers a 4-3 lead n runs In the second mning and the e ghth Joe Rud1 s two-run homer In White Sox II Royals 3 the fifth to complete a Oilour Bill Melton h tt ng a homer game sweep of the r ex'boss for the th rd consecutive game D ck W lltalll8 and the Alll(els drove n four runs to help Jun Vtda Blue went the diStance for Kast to hiS runth wm Terry Oakland striking out II to Forster rei eved Kaat m the even his record at 8-3 W nston seventh and notched h1s 121h Uenas homel'ed for Cali!ornta save Ed Herrmann also Cedeno has hot streak Ma or League Stand ngs Nat ona League BY un ted P ess tnte nat ona S Lou s Mon ea Ph a de ph P sbu gh Ch cago New Yo k a East w 4 36 3 3 39 40 pet g b 532 500 35 4 .46 2 3 5 Y, 33 43 45 434 423 a :n ~94 A West w pet g b os Ange es 55 25 688 C n nna 45 34 5 0 Aana 33853 Hous on 4 40 506 San F anc sco 36 46 439 San D ego 36 49 424 Thu sday s Resu s New Yo k 5 Ph a 3 s Ph a 6 New Yo k 2 2nct Los Ange es 3 C n 2 Ch ago 3 S ou s ~ San F an 9 San D ego 2 Mn ea 2 P sbgh s P sbgh 3Mn ea 2 2nd Hous on 4 A an a 3 Todays p obab e p che s A mes EDT A an a Mo on 0 6 and N ek o 8 a Ch ago Bon ham 6 and F a ng 5 2 m e c.an League East w p • b 3 35 55 42 35 5 5 36 532 3 26 2 3 5 39 ' West g b w • ' ' 5 35 40 4 39 38 38 38 34 om Los Ange es Down ng 2 2 and Zahn o 0 a Mon ea Renko 5 8 and Mon ague 2 2 6 05 om Sa n D ego G e 3 o Ph a de ph a Ca on 9 om s Lou s C nc nna om es o2 a 8 a o a 30 a 5 pm San F an s o Ba 4 New Yo k Koosman 8 5 B a 0 8 05 Fos e 4 S a No man 8 6 8 05 sbu gh E Hous on 0 e ke P om s a a a 36 5 B 35 Sa u days Games an a a Ch cago San F an sco a New Yo k S ou sa C nc w gh A .. Pack 240 tops • m Olympics By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Wrtter You won t hear any com pia s fr om the Houston A: tros about Cesar Cedeno s batt ng average th s season Although h s 295 mark s way off the 320 average he s posted the last two years the Astros are pleased w th 1t-because he s dr v ng m more runs th s year He hI a three run homer to keep the Astros n the game Thursday and then doubled n the w nn ng run m the lOth mn ng n a 4-3 VIctory over the Allan!a Braves Cedeno has yet to hit more than 25 homers o a season or dr ve n more than 82 runs but he now leads the Nat onal League n HB!s w th 65 and his 18 homers leave hLm JUst one beh nd Los Angeles Junmy Wynn n that department Cedeno s homer n the e ghth nn ng w ped out a 2.0 Atlanta lead It was a tremendous shot that landed n the left fteld seats high above the 3ll5-foot s gn The 23 year old out£ elder has no explanat on for his sudden surge m homers and RB!s l don I worry about th ngs Ike that he says I JUSt do the best I can and let those th ngs take care of Pitt..burgh 2-1 but lost the second game 3-2 and New York themselves In the other NL games Los beat Phtladelphla 5-3 before Angeles nipped C nc nnat :l-2 osmg the second game 6-2 San FranCISCO downed San Cubs 3 Cards 2 D ego 9 2 Ch cago beat St Steve Stone and reliever LouiS :1-2 Montreal downed Oscar Zamora comb ned on a seven-!utter to pace Chicago past St Lou s Chicago got 11s - - , - - - - - - - - -three runs n the thll'd mnmg to heat John Curtis Andy Tborn SYRACUSE NY (UP!) ton s run-scormg double and Teammates Al Unser and Steve SwiSher s rut><~cormg Mar o Andreltl fmlshed one s ogle were the keytlows of the two Thursday n the 100-m le Dll ng USAC dirt track race at the Expos 2-2 Pirates I 3 New York State Fa rgrounds Steve Rogers pitched a oval sevenhitter to giVe Montreal Unser averagmg 93 872 the victory over Pittsburgh m miles an hour n h s Foyi-Ford the f rst game and snap the earned the $10 000 f1rst priZe Pirates 14-game home wm for w Oil ng the ftrsl of a ftve- rung streak But in thti: second event ser es for the USAC d rt game the Pirates rallied m the tra c k c hamptonsh p e ghth on Rtchte Zisk s runFa1rgrounds offlc1als sa1d he scor ng double and Bob ran out of fuel on the !mal lap Robertson s sacri! ce fly to and coasted across the f msh ga n a split ltne before the 12 000 fans Mels 5-% Phils 3-4 Earl er m the day dr ver Jon Matlack scattered 10 hils Gary Bettenhausen suffered a11d struck out 10 and Cleon broken bones m !)is hand when Jones drove m four runs to giVe h s car vaulted a restrammg New York the Ill's! game wall and landed ups de-down vtctory over Phildelphia But on an empty concession stand m the second game Wayne dur ng a warm up lap Tw tchell InJUred most of the Bettenhausen was admitted season pitched a ftve h11ter for m sat sfactory cond lion at his ftrst complete game this Stale Umvers1ty Hosp tal year to g ve Philadelphta the split Giants 9 Padres 2 Ed Goodson s three run homer and Gary Matthews two run shot powered San FranciSco past San Otego Tom Bradley p tched a SIX.fl tier for his first victory since June 4 Da11 Sp1llner was charged w th the loss INTEREST On CertifiCates Of Deposit '1,000 Mm1mum 30 Mo Term N ne y day nJe es f w hd awn ma v The A hens County Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pome ov Oh o Legion wins, 5-3 Gary George hurled s x mn ngs of shutout ball before Attendmg w re Klme Ed be ng rele ved by Steve Ba rd The newly orgamzed cub pack 240 of Rutland took top wards Keith Brogan Jay n the seventh as the Me gs Amer can Leg on baseball honors recently at a Cub Seoul Dewhurst Steve Patterson J mmy team defeated Ma etta 5-3 at OlympiCS held at Gallipol s Brad Alexander Qwllen Danny Dav s and Jeff Syracuse Mumc pal Park State Insltlute Wednesday evemng They took f rst place honors G1lkey They were accompan ed by Me gs never Ira led n the for total po nls m the day s activt\es and for thiS they James Counc l Cubmaster game slamm ng Mar etta received a r bbon and plaque Robert Council den ch ef p lcher Perry Stead for four In the mne year old com Marvel Qwllen a11d Jo Artn rWis m the second nn ng and addmg an nsurance run n the petition Gene Kime took ftrsl Counc 1 den mothers On May II the pack won a seventh before the game was place honors a11d Rick Ed blue ribbon for part c pat on n called because of darkness n wards second place in the e1ght the bottom of the e1ghth a Scout A Rama year old compelltwn The pack will appear on the The r ver leg onnarres of Mr Cartoon show over WSAZ coaches George Nesselroad on July 6 at 4 p m ROd Kar and R ck VanMatre Jumped on Stead n that second INGLEWOOD Calif (UP!) nmng when B II Hoiland led off Jockey Lafht Plncay Jr w th a tr pie to center and the nat on s leadmg rtder this scored on a balk Pe k Ault year scored his Ill's! wm n then s ngled sto e second and three days Thursday by tak ng scored on an error by the favorl!(l Plunk to the front and catcher before Gary George keeping hun there to wm the was h I by a p lch stole second $85 650 Alnencan Handicap Rae ne Home Nat onal Bank and came home on M ck Ash s thetrad tiona! July 4 feature at Hollywood Park de lea ed Syracuse 16 7 n tnple As~ater scored on an error Pmcay s backers m the Meigs Junwr G rls Softball crowd of nearly 40 000 111Sialled League act on Wednesday by the th rd baseman Mar etta came back m the the 4-year-<Jid Plunk as a 7 2 evenmg at Mason favorite and he d d not Hitters for thew nners were top of the seventh to make disappomt them w1th h s front- Tamm e Cleland and K m matters tense scor ng three runnmg "ictory by three Duga11 w th a home run each ~mes on a walk w ld p tch quarters of a length Becky Crow With a tr1ple and a s ngle passed ball s ngle h t Pincay had failed to wm m 16 ' single Beth Huffman w th two batter a11d s ngle Me1gs added a run n the mounts smce he set a Holly stngles and Linda Ftsher w11h home half of the seventh as wood Park ndlng record of 117 a double M ke Nesselroad reached victories last Saturday break Rae ne ptlcher Peggy Ne g lng his own mark of 116 wins ler struck out three walked safely on an error went to set last year five while hold ng opposmg second on a passed bail and hillers to just three h Is c~me home on a smgle by B II singles by T Gibbs and V Chaney George and Batrd combmerl Cundiff and a home run by Sonya Ash Th e Syracuse p cher Snarl Proof Teaford gave up seven hits Reg $4 69 and walked just two hatters Racine Home Nat onal Bank s record Is now 4.0 ONLY Wednesday Ra cme goes against the Purple Pan there ties at 6 15 in Minersville and Syracuse plays the Meig1 985 1101 Chester 0 Inn at 7 15 in Mason Racine girls y da e to hold Marietta to Just f ve Ash Stead lp) and Btehl htls while A.•h led the Me g& attack w1lh a tr1ple and smgle Holland added a tr pie and smgles came off the bats of Ault Chaney M ke Larkins a11d Rick Stobart The wn g ves Megs a spl t STATE FARM w th Mar etta n their home and away series thJs season Mar etta won back on June 5 n the Wash ngton County town 7 6 Saturday the Leg on takes STEVE SNOWDEN INSURANCE on annual state powerhouse Middleport Ohto ® Hillsboro m a twmb II at Syracuse Mun c pal Park before travehng to LithopoliS Sunday for a patr of games FOR ASSISTANCE CALL THE Mar etta 040 000 000 000 I3x--5 lf..--3 753 446 Me1gs I . ._ _ _GALLIPOLIS _ _ _ _ _OFFICE ____ _4290 _ _ _ __. 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A n he Fam y 8 0 Pa tr dge F'am 1y 6 13 he e naf er ca ed 9 35 - Matte of F CIIO'I 33 The term of ht contract for Through four more pregnancies you keep hoping things wW P.""V Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 • A Look A the Book 5 Company S IUCCISSO I se v ce undt h s Schedu • 10 00 - 0 nah Shore 3 15 Joker s W ld 8 o Company 6 L as 8 30 - Mash 8 10 Pirates Baseba 1 S Lo d of the and au gns tha be ~nt ed o Shl bt as prov ded n the n change but he always manages to leave town before the birth Yoga & You 33 Un 11erse 33 Mov e Haunts of the Ve y R ch 6 13 charge fo s endard uconde y d rv due con act w th llch returnmg only when you re able to sleep With him again 10 JO - Gamb t 8 0 Wheels KIn & Cay 33 Dream of Jeanne f' ect c se v ce furn shed o consumer 9 00 Mary er Moore 8 10 Mov es A Thousand n no caSt Shal 13 W nn no Streak 3 ~ 15 You work mbetween havmg babies only to have the billil pile consumers n he V age of he contractbu e m Eve of the Cat 4 Clowns 3 be elllls thin M dd epa Oh o he e nat e one _yea II 00 Password 13 Commun ty of l v ng Th ngs JJ M ke 9 '3o Bob Newhart 8 0 /4Aov e The Beloved Roque up Your kids are all that keep you gomg ca ed Mun cpa ty fo he Douglas 6 Now You See t B 10 H gh Ro le s 3 4 .s 33 ON 2' Tha he ratn Then an ace dent and your husband comes home a helpless per od se to th n sect on 5 of forSECT 1 30- Ho lywood Squares 3 .. 15 B ady Bunch 1J Love of l fe e ect c se v ce set fa th n () 00-~en Marshal 6 3 Barnaby Jones 8 10 h s Ord nfince are hereby f xed Sect on of th s Ord nan ceo sha I 8 &-1pple wttha vile temper Youfeellt syourduiy to care for him 0 <5 Janak 33 a not to exceed the fol ow ng be ca cu ate(:l as fo ows 1l 35 - Matter of Fief on 33 00 News 8 0 4 6 3 M dn te Spec a s tlldilgh your life s Hell Schedu e of Ra es ( f:ach mon h dur ng the 11 55- CBS N'ews8 Dan Imel sWord 10 1 5 - Move The House of .Fea 6 News 3 RES OENCE SERVICE e m of h s Ord nanc:e the You can t even cry at hiS funeral e1ght years later You 12 00 Pi!15sword 6 News 8 10 3 Bob Braun s so 50 C ub 4 Ava ab e fo res dence 1 30 News 3 M.ov es The Sec et nvas on 4 w ce cu ate b Is tor Jackpo 3 5 Mr Rogers 33 only feel vast relief and you set out to enjoy life with your serv ce o consume s us nv sCompMy Ye ow Sky 8 App ause 0 Rendezvous a andud secondary elettr c s ng e pha1e 60 eye es 20 240 serv ce n he Mun cpa ty at 12 30 - Ce ebr ty Sweepst&kes 3 15 Spl t Second 6 Search fo M dn le 3 chtldren vo ts a erna no cu en Tomorrow 8 10 Electr c Co 33 Afternoon w ttl OJ 3 1Z 00 - Come Septembe 3 rates se o h n Section t of Then you fmd the man who seems totally right The children supp ed h ough ove head he 2 55- NBC News 3 5 h s 0 d nance 12 45 Speakeasy 6 fac es (2 Each mon h ht. Company accept him He makes you believe in yourself But remembering d 1F sbut on 1 00 - News 3 At My Ch dren 6 13 Not For Women On y 5 00 The M ss ng Guest 13 20 kwh o ess pe w tnder 111 b fo st reet What s My L ne 10 French Chef 33 45 Beau James 4 the bad eliJlCflence you aren t sure You ask for a year and one mon h for S2 00 gh ng se v ce n the I 30 - 3 On A Match 3 4 5 As the Word Tu ns 8 0 Lets 2 JO News 3 Next BO kwh per mon h 0360 Mun c pa y n ecco dance half - to get to know one another before you marry Make A Deal 6 3 Let s Trave 33 pe kwh 4 00 Ten Days to Tu a a .t w th the p ov sons of he then But hlS f8mlly wants the marriage r~ghl away They Next 00 kwh pe month 0305 effect ve s ree 2 00 - Days of Our L ves3 4 5 Gu d ng L ght s 10 New ywed 6 00 - Peyton P ace 4 ght ng or kwh Game 6 3 Our Street 33 pressure him He tries to explam your point of vtew (though he peNex d nance of hi!! 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s Sect on 2 shal 6 00 - News 3 4 8 15 ABC News 13 Sesame St 20 Truth o decreased 005Sc per KWH pe be appl ed to the paym en of the VISiting thell' children Mr and Cons 6 Behind the L nos 33 him You deserve happmess right now - not after a year and a each fu one ha f cen week w th Mr Warden at Sc cu rent b s o he Mun c pa ty 6 30 NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 0 Room serv ce rende ed under the Mrs Ronald B1kacsan at hslf of needless watting - H ncrease or dec ease above o for 222 13 Charleston W Va hen effect ve S ree L ght ng be ow twen y hree cen s 23c Athell.'j Tenn and Mr and 0 d nance nc ud ng any unpa d 7 00 - Truth or Con seq 3 Beat the Clock 4 News 6 0 What s Mr and Mrs B U McKenZie n he ave age cost pe m on ba ance from p ev ous pe ods Mrs Denrus B1kacsan at West Ph1i p Jeff and Joz e of Dear Helen My Line 8 W ld K ngdom 3 E ec Co 20 Av at on Weathe ( 000 000 BTU of fue con Any such d ffe ence not 331Spy5 sumed a he Company s Carrollton Ohio equ red tor he ravment of the I must disagree With you about the HCG shots This Gall pol s were guests s a ons fo he mo!i gene a ng 7 30 - Po fer Wagoner 3 New Treasure Hunt o Beat the sha be app ed o Rev and Mrs Howard Saturday of Mr and Mrs R<Jy bormone made from the urme of pregnant women has helped recen ca enda man h cu ent b Clock 13 Hollywood Squa es 4 Concentrat on 8 To Te the subsequent b s to sa d ser p eced ng he b ng da e to Shiveley and family are Riffle Truth6 You Owe It to Yourse t 10 Boboqulvar 33 me lose over 50 pounds m four months wh ch fue cos s have been v ces 8 00 - Brady Bunch 6 13 Sanfo d and Son J 4 Mov e SECT ON 3 That n the spendmg a week vacation at I work for a doctor who g1ves these shots regularly to obese dete m ned Mr Paul Blosser of Flat even he e m of any ontract Ye low Submar ne 8 0 Performance Jazz 33 MINIMUM CHARGE Wilmington and other pomts of patients and we have had nothmg but good results 8 30 - Bran Ke th 3 4 S • M lion Colla Man 6 3 Basebal Rock Mich vtstled Mr and Mnmurn monthy chage o s anda d seconds y e •ctr c nterest serv ce hereaf e made w th 15 S2 00 pe meter pe month The hormone began bemg used m weig)lt reduction after Mrs Ed son Brace and Mr and consumers n he Mun c pa ty GENERAL SERVICE Wtlma Rose of Miss wetght loss was observed m males using 11 to develop un pu suan o the p ov s on of th s SATURDAY JULY6 1974 Mrs Douglas Johnson SMALL SECONDARY 0 d nance she ex end beyond Columbus spent a ;week w th 6 20 - Summer Semester o AVAILABILITY descended tesltcles C J H Mr and Mrs r;arl Powell of he erm na on da e of h s 6 30 - Ky AI eld 13 Chr stopher Closeup o Ava abe to gene a Oh Mr and Mrs Herman Wolfe Belpre spent an afternoon With and power serv ce to consume s 0 d mince he a es nc ud ng 7 00- Fun for E'Veryone 6 Treehouse Club 8 n Touch and Mr and Mrs Ward Sayre Dearc us ng he Company s standard the M n mum Month y Cha ge 13 Fa th for Today 10 Mr and Mrs Elza Bll'ch se v ce o pu poses other than cha geab e the eunde Sha be Dinner guests Saturday of 7 30- Sesame St 20 Saturday Report 3 Osmonds 13 All I know 1s what I read m medical journals provtded by my res den a use and es ab sh ng he a es n etfec w h n the 1\fr and Mrs Ronald Hart s Farm Front 4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Mrs Hazel Carnahan were Mr Max mum Capac es genera y Mun c pa ty a he me such doctor I quote from one Successful treatment of obesity With Treehouse Club o two grandchildren of Newark charge s made ess than 20 k owatts and Mrs Fred Brady and sons SECT ON 4 Tha he Rules 8 00- Jakes P ace 6 Lldsv lie J .t 15 Bugs Bunny 3 relurned home after spending HCG (Human Chortomc Gonadotropm) has been clauned by CHARACTER OF SERVICE stephen and Scott Radcliffe two weeks Ha r Bear Bunch 8 Lass e 10 A erna ng curren 60 and Regu ar ons con • ned n A T W Stuneons of Italy and others who administered the es de ve ed f om he he Company s P u c 0 No 1 8 30F - Yog s Gang 13 Mster Rogers 20 Addams and Isaac and Jefferson Brady hormone datly to patients on a 50().ea!Orte diet Other m- eye t es Company s seconda y on f e with The Pub c U ami Y 3. 4 15 Sabr na 8 Popeye 10 Edward of Mell)ane N C Mr Russell Comm ss on of Oh o as the Saunders 6 vesttgators have found no difference in wl!tght loss m HCG- d s bu on sys ems a nom na same may f om me o t me vo ages of 20 20 240 o 20 208 Radcliffe of Syracuse and M ss 9 00 .,...... Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Super Fr ends 6 J treated and placebo-treated subjects A SOO.Caior e-per.<Jay diet be amended o supp em en ted YO s s ng e phase and 120 208 r--....Movle 8 10 Sesame St 20 Frances Foster local The Almanac 20 2-40 208 240 and 480 YO ts as are not n conf c w th the 1£ mamtamed for several weeks IS likely to be effective wtthout 9 30- Inch High Pr vote Eye 3 4 15 three phase Serv ce of at eas exp ess prov s ons of h s 0 LOrt Sunpson spent a week By United Press International administratiOn of the hormone - H 10 00 - Elec Co 20 lassies Rescue Rangers 6 13 My one Of he to ego ng cha ac d nance a e app cab e to a With her am>! and uncle Mr ende ed under and Today s Frtday July 5 the te s cs sha be made se v ce Favorite Martian 8 10 S gmund & the Sea Monsters 3 4 15 ava abe o he cus omer he pu suant o h s Ordnance 186th day of 1974 wtth 179 to Dear Helen pa cu ar se v ce cha ac Noth ng conta ned w th n th s 10 30- Goober & the Ghost Chasers 6 13 P nk Panthers follow • p event any e final word for that 100 Per cent Male Chauvinist who s cs o be a he op on of 0 d nan ce sha A 3 4 15 Jeenn e 8 to Zoom 20 IN THE COURT OF consume f om ak ng ad the Company COMMON PLEAS The moon IS between its lull wants women to how down and kiss hiS feet My grandmother SCHEDULE OF CHARGES 11;00- Brady Kids 6 13 Abbott & Costello Sesame St van age w th n he effect ve MEIGS COUNTY OHIO 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4 15 phase and last quarter pe od of th s 0 d nance of any to say The empty wagon makes the most OOISe GLAD used F s 20 kwh o ess pe mon h PROBATE DIV SION app cab e rue regu at on for S2 65 11 30- Josle & The Pussycats n Outer Space 8 10 Butch The morning stars are HE S NOT MY HUSBAND rare Cassidy 3 • 15 Miss on Mag c 6 3 Nest 80 kwh per month 043 supp ement o op ona GROVER WHITE J Wh ch he Company may make Mercury Venus Jupiter and pe kwh 12 00 - Pebbles & Bamm Bomm 8 10 E ec Co 20 Adm. n stro1tor De Nex 500 kwh pe mon h p vs ava ab e n s P U C 0 No 1 Bon s Non Jetsons 3 4 15 Tab tha and Adam and the Clown t es 00 kwh per kw of Max mum on f e w th he Pub c U Saturn Family 6 13 Estate of The evemng star 18 Mars Act Com m ss on of Oh o for the Capac y n excess o 6 0 kw Pear V Tantho ev N THE COURT OF 12 30 - Fat Albert 8 10 Wmbledon Tenn s Cham c ass of serv ce nvo ved 020 pe kwh deceased p onshlps 3 4 15 Those born onous date are fn 1945 Gen Douglas Macar COMMON PLEAS SECTION 5 The ates con A over 5000 kwh pe mon h P a nt ff MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 thur announced the liberal on of a ned here ~ ShB be effect ve under the s1gn of Cancer 00 Ch ldren s Film Fest val 8 10 American Band 017 pe kwh VS stand 6 13 MYRTLE STANLEY Pia nt ff FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT w th espect to b s based on THELMA EDDY eta Amer can showman p T the Phllippmes as World War II VS egu a me er ead ngs made The eoe gy cha ge app cab e 2 00- Soul Train 6 \llewpo nt 8 Baseball Pre Game 3 Defendants JAMES L BLACKBURN eta Barnum was born July 5 1810 approached tis end on or after Ju y 25 974 and o a k owa t hou s of ene gy Defendants ema n n effec to b s consumed sha be ncreased o Sha On th1s day m history ~ 1972 two ht)ackers and one No 15 573 dec eased 0055c pe KWH pe based on egu a me e ead ngs made pro o Ju y 25 In 1865 W Ulam Booth passenger were killed and two NOTICE OF PUBLICATION one ha f cent Sc each fu TO James L Blackburn and nc ease o decrease above o 975 o p o to he e m nat on founded the Salva! on Army n others were wounded aboard a Chr by THOMAS JOSEPH s ne 8 ackburn whose ast be ow wen y h ee 23c n he of h s Ord nance asp ov ded n known adl:tress was 959 Den ave age cos London jetliner in San Fra11C1sco pe m on Sec on B of th s Ord na:nce n son Avenue Co umbus Oh o ( 000 000 B TV of fue con ACROSS SECT ON 6 Tha f at any DOWN In 1935 Prestdent Frankhn D To Pe e G bbons and Oe o es sumed at mew th n the pe od f xed by he Company s I Alliance I Smudge G bbons whose as known gene i!l ng sta ons to he mo!if h s 0 d nance the Mun c pa ty Roosevelt s gned the Wagner A thought for the day 5 Musical ess was 41 W s recen 2 - s ca endar month siJou d author ze an ate nat ve Connery bill offtctally known American CII'CUs operator Phi adP Avenue Co um bus Oh o method for the payment of the note preced ng he b ng date fo Theme as the Naltonal Labor Relatwns neas Taylor P T Barnum sa d hen cu en b s of the wt} ch fve costs have been 8 User of 3 Augury You a e he eby not fed tha determ ned Mun c: pa y for s ee ght ng There s a sucker born every a prayer YOU have been named Deten DETERMINATION OF at the rates and n accordance 4 Region of mmute danS n a ega act on ent ted MAXIMUM CAPACITY w th the e ms and pi"'v sons of wheel Italy Myr e Stan ey P a n ff vs The Max mum Capac ty Sha he then effect ve s ree ght ng 8 Babbles James L B ackburn Ch st ne be he sum of he nd d vua o d nance of he Mun c pa ty 5 Garden B ackburn Pete G bbons and .Demands of each me e ed hen the rates and p ces tor U Russian plant De o es G bbons De endan s serv ce Sup'/' ed under he s an~:ta d secondary e ect c city & Abalone Th s act on has been ass gned prov son o th s Schedu e ser ce here nbove set tor h It Tax Case No 5 573 and s pend ng ""ixcep as mod fed here nane sha be am ended as fo ows 7 Finnish clarer My ra1se wtth three n he Cou t of Common Peas o The nd v dua Demand of RESIDENCE 5ERVICE IS Ethiopian native 20 Established %8 Cubic Me gs County Pome ov Oh o ea.ch mete ed serv ce sha bE! TheM n mum Charge and he small trumps 1s based on that lake 45769 dete m nect se-parate v The Cha ge for the f )I 20 kwh or 10 Spymg (2 wds) meter theory The oblec of tAe Comp a n s lnd v dua Demand sha be he ess of e(ectr c energy con 11 Notoriety Ina 2llmplon: 30011 'Thank you Ben replied to requ re forte ure of he n Measured Demand whe e tbe sumed per mon h sha be Sf 60 17 Suds way 22 Corrupt Thomas Jefferson I m a hi eres of the Defendants n the conne<:ted oad on a me ered Otherw se the schedu e em a ns tiptoes es a e desc bed n an and serv ce s n excess of twen y unchanged BPlgeon 11 Inlet tie bred after wr I ng the rn 23 EvU mtent 32 Tennia ns a ment con ac eco ded (20 ~ owatts where the GENERAl SERVICE pea DeclaratiOn but 1 II do my n Vo ume 1% Shandy s 2f Tibetan 125 Page 483 Me gs connec ed oad Js twen y (20 SMALL SECONDARY term best %~Famous o k owat so ess the lnd v duaL Covn y Mo tgage Reco ds The cha ge tor he t rst 20 creator gazelle 33 Candid dec a e the cant act nu and Deman m_.J¥-be determ ned a kwh o ess of e ectr c energy Yogi HIS best was requ red The 18 Memorable %6 PlanUng vo d and .p der th-e same the Co .,-any s opt on as the consumed per month sha be 34Ciosely defense started Wttb three re • ReVeille eased r om ecord Measured Demand es ab shed 11 65 and time he aggregate confined rounds of hearts Jefferson You are requ red to answe by cant nuovs measurement o M n m1Jm Monthly Charge sha 1 lrwnpet ruffed the th rd lead cashed he Comp a n w th n 28 days by per ad c test or as the be educed $ 00 per month caU ate the as pub ca on of h s Est rna ed Demand der ved Othe w 5e the Schedu e emlll ns ace and ktng of trumps not the unchanged SCraze ce wh ch w be pub shed from he connectM O"ad and paused for study before once each week tor s x con Measu ed Demands ether SECT ON 7 That h s Or Ill Type playmg to the next tr1ck secu ve weeks The as by permanen nsta at on of d nance sha a.ke effec from 25 Movie East was sure of a trump pub ca on w be made on u y demand meter or by per od c and at er the ea es per od 9 1974 and he 24 days ror test sha be deterrn ned n a owed by aw and ts wr tten dog tnck It was up to Jefferson to answe Both vulnerable w commence on hat acco dance w tn the Company s acceptance by Co u~ and ziWet see that the defense dtdn t da e standa d p act ces and excep Southern Oh o E ec r c Com North East South 2'1 Celtic n cue of you fa ure to ln unusual cases sha bt; the pany also score a club agamst "1m o otherw se espond as max. mum 30m nute ntegrated I. SECT ON B Tha he v 1 age god He worked out the play answer equ ed by he Oh o Rues of k owatt demand ecordlng of by eg s at ve ac on or the Pass 2. Pass rather qu1ckly He led a club C v P ocedu e ludgment by an n egret ng demand mete Company sha have he ght to Zl Scorch Pass Pass I'ass 2;Form a to dummy s k1ng and a sec defau w be ende ed ago ns o the h ghesf reg strat on of a erm na e h so d nance at any fo he e et demanded n fherma ype demand meter me upon w t en not ce r led OP41n ng lead 'fJ ond hack toward hts own you lbOotgbt he Comp an dur ng he b 1 no per ad In w h the othe party he eto at Da ed hand ft wouldn t do East any Dated June 1 nstances of h gJUy fluctuat ng eaat 30 days p or 0 such llllrooplas loads or demands of shor lerm na on date good to ruff m He would .Covered durat on the Me,uured SECT ON 9 Tna the te ms By Oswald & James Jacoby s mply be ruff ng a low club MRin( Demand may be de erm ned by and prov s ons of h s Ord nance so he diScarded approp,. ate m~ter ng equ p a e lo n and Stvera and the or Ben Franklin put down the (7 5 Jefferson won w1th the club ment des gned o measure fully rt¥11 d of one Sha not affec tlbeet dummy and sa1d Today ace played a d amond to the mpact of such C!•manda the va dlty of the o he,.. should be your day to be de dummy s ace and led dum Where Meuu ed Oem ends are Pllled by COUfiC of the IN THE Intact determ ned by per od ~ lest a V lage of M dd epo h s 2•th •31 Symmetrize I' COMMON PLEAS COURT my s last club Agam East Mtasu ed Dem•nd so deter da,y of June 974 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO couldn t afford to ruff so ELLEN m ~d sh~ cont nye n effect ATtEST Gtne Grate .Clerk GARNET ORNER unt superseded by e aub Approved th s 24 h day of Jefferson won that tr ck also PLAINTIFF June 97-4 sequent test an vs Now he led his small club Est mated Oemends she be John Ze k e Mevor a PAUL FREDER Cll ORNDER determ ned. f qm he connected ruffed With dummy s last JR (6 2l 7 5 2tc oad on each nd v due metered trump and showed East h s DEFENDANT serv ce as fol ows hand With the remark, We NO IS 174 F rsr 5 000 watts at 90 pet NOT CE BY hold thiS truth to be self ev Next 5 000 watt.- at to pc DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how work It ·-'l.;=.:_~PUBLICAT ON dent that ,rou can only take TO PAUL over 10 000 wafts at 70 p c FREDER CK OR AXYDLBAAXIt The Mu mum Capec- ty n one tnck N E R J R whose a sf known any mon h lha not be ltn han It LONGFELLOW add ess was We nut Bottom them n mum b ng demand f NEWSPAPER ENTEftPRlSE ,o\S$N Roact Ca I s e Pennsv van 11 any IPtclt td n he aerv ce One letter tlmply fltanda for another In thltt umple A Ia 70 3 contract You a e hereby not red hit MINIMUM CHAAGI! Ulld for the lhrH L • X for the two 0 ' etc Sl!llle !ellen ou have been named defe-nc:lent apoelropbeti the lenllb and formation of tbe wordl are all The M n mum Mo-nthfY n a ega act on enut td El en Chafge blatt. Each d11the <ode letten ore dllfe,.nL lhlll bt (U S1 00 p ~• Garnet Orner"' Paul Freder ck 01' S~ OS per k owe t per Orner Jr Th s act on h.. been month IPP ld to I MIX l'tt.Om Tho b ddlng has been 4 ass gned Cue No 15 1• n the Caple ty equ vat tnt to 50 pet o OllYPTOQUOTES Court of C:ommon p 111 Mt1g1 the orw•ter of (aJ ht n Ohllt Welt Nor&h Eosl County Pomeroy Oh o •5749 MaKimum Ctpec tv prev ouat,_. Tnet:~rayltr or the camp 1 nt • ntabt lf'Ltd dur nv rr'tt te UIISJSLVXSCG Pass SB of CAWYA for divorce ntoratlon or the .. r~lce COf'lfriC1 or (b IPtt Dblt 2t Pa,. me den name award of per capac v r~u rtmtfntl of •~• VG W sone property lnd ottttr conaumer t1 •r.•clf ed n tht RAYYWCQ you Squth, hotd proper e tf You ere rqu red to ltrYict N A Q X G 0 c_qntrac • 65 4 •K J 43 2 +A Q 97.! answer he comp ant w th n 21 S••VIU AIID UEJXEAVJ What do you d<> now' days at er tht lit pub Jcet on of CONU.\CT ~~OVIIIOHI Now U'l'&np circled Iettero X I X D A-Bid four tpadet Y..r h a not c 1 wh th w 1 be to , _ ~•c:h .. P,rltt po nt of shed onct tach WHk to IUnollted by above cartoon. porloer did nol ha•• lo bid ao he publ dt Ivery of " ' " u b~ one or HSJJ WE:AVGX ' )I; conaecu ve w.. kl The lilt mon Mtrtred ltrv ttl 1111 t bt h•• showa extu v•luea Ia pub ca on w bt madton Jvty contldtrtd 1111111.~ 1 Clontract Loc1t10t1 lpodes. You have made a llll!hl 26 end the 21 d1y1 for enswer and thet bt m•t"JG l"ncf bff tct w commence on the date o>erbtd but a ,.orlkwhlle 0110 YiifiNI, • 11fE PEAR OF LIFE IS tHJ,. und•r • Upentt ltr'VI't contnct J'AVOJil'J'£ D OF 11fE CENTUaY L•rry Spencer C •rk TODAY 8 QVEBTION Only Onl Mtf.,td •ttvfct of LYON .-Court o Common P~tll ~ch typol •• to vtttove ltld lnoteod or b dd Ill( two spade• of Mtlgs County ,..,oN WI 101,6 ll:to• Poow,. lno 1 bo 'r:"PIIta 0 Your portner haa jumped to four Pomwroy Ohio A576f contumtf' Wid.,'• lcht vie spad01. What do you do IH!W' one Contt'ac L1eat ott _Television Log Helen Help Us. • • Today's Sport Parade By Helen Bottel toom Tr, Racine Social Events +++ s I } +++ a Jefferson declares hts rtghts w... 4. tv ·'o<+-+-+---+-,-ih =~ car to MOXIA I AUIEY± I XFY c c s vu ~ iWilUAII s s r J fCtf11I I I I l fLEVVET the I [] (J the....,..-··· .. the 11 wAs "r xx xxr xx J" a:an :p!&Wi :l r. I+ l" 1• '1'WENTIETH It •r•41oato 6) I 21 31!7) S 2 n 36 ftc •tWhtrt rwo or mort "'''en '" pal en<:e to u c I m1~ B ylcven came through w1th the Lhlrd one.fl tier of his career when he pltcl ed the l'wtruJ to a 3-t vtctory over llle fe<aJI Hangers but t took a dra natlc lllree..... un rally n the last of the n nth to save Bty ev"' from yet another By fRED McMANE UP! Sports Wrller Bert Blylcven s new course (Edito s Note UP! Sports .,... tur M lton Richman Is on vacation In his absence hla column is beilll( written by UP! Sports Writers In various parts or the country ) - By ED SAINSBURY VPI Spokts Writer CHICAGO ( UPI) - I! patience Is a requisite for a major league pitcher then Chtcago Cubs reliever {)acar Zamora should be around for a long tune He worked n the nunoc leagues for nine years until !malty at the age of 29 he got a chance to step mto the majors when the Cubs bought his contract from the Holl9ton Astros Sure I got diSCOuraged at tl!Des about ever making the major leagues Zamora said If I d been pllching had I might have quit But I wanted to prove everybody wrong and I was havmg good years so !thought that maybe some time somebody would say maybe I could SomebOdy d d and on June 15 Zamora p tching at Denver n the Amencan Assoc1at on was called mto the front off tel. of the Astros farm team I was pttch ng real good he sa d so I figured I wouldn I get released and I thought I was going up aulomatically to Houston But they told me no you ve heen bought by the Cubs That was aU rtght with me I would have gone 15 thousand m1Dlon miles to get Into the b g leagues Zamora s atlllupe rmght have been influenced by his back ground He hiS mother and h s brother fled thell' native Cuba when he was 16 and his surgeon father escaped later II was no big deal he satd Then you could Just leave so we flew to Florida He played baseball at Edison Htgh School in M arm and at Miami Dade Junior College fmaUy breaking mto professtonal baseball at SaUnas Calif m 1965 when as a rookie he failed to win m eight appearances and had a mtserable 6 75 earned run average Since then only once has hiS earned run average heen over 4 00 m the mmors .a 4 05 at Reno Nev for 16 games and 80 mnmgs m 1968 AI Cocoa Fla m 1969 he had as! ngy I 54 for 42 games and 113 mnmgs He has been as effective as the Cubs a11d Manager Wh1tey Lockman anllc1pated Heading nto July 4 he had three saves worked 17 1-3 mn ngs had a 0-1 won lost record and an earned run average of 2 12 best on the team His loss came when two errors allowed three unearned runs to beat him He s a low ball pitcher Lockma11 S81d and he can work long relief for us That s why we got hun Zamora who Said I was start ng aU year at Denver agreed he was a low hall pttcher and said he used four p tches a fast ball a curve a shder and a screwball The screwball 1S my changeup he sa d I throw 1! w th two speeds I don t know the hitters m the National League yet but I pitched eight years m wmter ball m Venezuela and I ptlched to a lot of maJor league players so I know I can p1tch to them I ve got conftdence that I can get them out I know I can do 1t The htghlight of Zamora s career so far was in 1972 when he was named most valuable player m the World Baseball Classic after p1tchmg the Car bbean All Stars to v1ctory He appeared m four of the five games the All Stars won startmg three and relieving n one and ftmshed w th a 2.0 record and one save He should do so well wtlh the Cubs "";;:;-----~------------:__ WIN AT BRIDGE Blyleven tops Texas on one hit Angels, Reds win; one till ends in 7-7 tie The Pomeroy Angels bombed the Rutland Reds 21 2 the Rulla11d AngelS won by forfeit when the Mi~dleport Cubs could not field enough players and the Pomeroy Redlegs and Middleport Mustangs battled to a 7 7 he m a game called after the s1xth inning because of darkness In area pee wee baseball aclwn Tuesday The Reds could ma11age just two h1ls smgles by T T Simmons l)lld Keith Brogan off Artgel pitchers Todd Fife and J R Wamsley as Ftfe struck out seven and walked two while Wamsl~y fanned three and also walked two Meanwhtle Simmons and Ricky Edwards were touched for 12 hits with Todd F fe leading the way wtth a parr of home runs and a double Ntcky Riggs had a home run and single whtle Wamsley slammed a round tripper a double and smgle Shawn Gilmore also slapped a home run while Scott Harrison added a double and single and Bryan Zerkle s ngled In the Redlegs Mustangs battle p1tchers Rhett Milhoan of the Redlegs a11d Ala11 King of the Mustangs combmed to walk 44 batters while the Mustangs outh t the Redlegs 54 Rod Ma11ley led the Redlegs w1th a home run while Ken McCullough added two smgles a11d Milhoan also had a one bagger For the Mustangs Chari e Davis Chris Burdette and Shawn Baker each slapped a s ngle wh le King rapped o pa1r of s ngies lnte nat onal League Stand ng$ By Un ted Press lnte nat onal North w pel g b Roches e 44 27 620 Sy acuse 45 29 608 To edo 32 43 427 .. 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TRACY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT Busmess Phone-992 2804 E M Blake Jr J T Blake fhone 992 5404 Phone 992 7117 308 5 Thtrd Avenue Box 267 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full Tlme QUBUfied Servlce Man COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Ex tingu1shers Recharging Hydrostatic Testing Safety Lights S1rens Hose Cott~mercial Alarm Systems Sprinkler Systems New Fire Trucks Ladders Home Alarm Systems New Extinguishers We h!~Jve a complete line ot Tags Signs anll ArrowJ to meet OSHA Requirements Open 9 A M 5 P M Monday thru Friday n self-motivat on seema to be eturnlng some q ulck dividends Blyleven who has been slrufllll ng tlns season after posting a 21>-v c!ory campaign a year ago h4s enrolled m a course that ill supposed to teach you to relax and enJoy your work more something the 23-year.<Jid righthander of the Mmnesota Twins has had difficulty doing He has attended only two classes thus far but he s apparently done his homework well because hlB latest p1tchmg effort turned in Thursday n ght was by far his best of the season although 11 d d test his J :;s " TI c Tw1ns youngster wl o had lost two 1.0 game$ ear lc th1s year and had dropped 10 of h s first 16 dec s ons allowed only a llltrd nrung ho ncr to Toby Harrah through ntnc nnings but saw h msclf tra I ng 1.0 ente ng the las of the n nlll as hlS teammates struggled helplessly aga nst J1m B bby The Tw n.s however got a b g break to start the r half of rrustrat ng the n nth when B II y wl o •I owed ooly lou h t.. over the f rst c gl t inn n1111 ssued a leadoff walk to Tony Oliva and was replaced by Steve Fou Cllult Steve Braun greeted Foucalt w th a single !!<nd ng pmch runner Jerry Terren to th d and Terre scored the ty ng run on a sacrifice fly by Jtm Holt !'hat brought up Larry Htsle and he drama! cally ended the ga nc w th a home run over tlle left-<:enterf eld fence Blyleven adm lledly the happ1est ho d been m some time gave some cred t to his new lessons for hs ach ev nent aga nst the Rangers I was m9re relaxed on the mound than I have been lately he explained I thmk the self-mollvat on course l ve been tak1ng IS helpmg me although I ve only been to two meetings It also was my f rsl game In qu te a wb le that I haven thad to wear a brace on my back I hurt my back earl cr m the year but t feels good now In other Al games M I waukee routed Cleveland 15-3 New York edged Detro t 114 Chicago downed Kansas C ty II 3 Baltimore topped Boston 111-7 and Oakland defeated Callforn a 9-4 Brewers 15 Indlal18 3 Reserve ftrsl baseman M ke Hegan drove ln f ve runs w tl1 a pa r of homers to lead the Brewers rout of the lnd ans Ed Sprague allowed e ~ht h ts m a route.gollll( performance homered for Chicago to notch his siXth w1n m seven Orioles 10 Red Sn 7 deCISions M !waukee collected Bobby Grlch drove in three 17 h ts off three p tchers I1II1S w1th a triple and a homer Yanke.. 6 Tlgen 4 to spark the Oriolea to their The Yankees rallied for thr~ thll'd straight victor)' over the runs n the mnth 1mung to snap AL East Division leading Red a seven game los ng streak Sox Earl Williams also hom Run-scormg smgles by Bobby ered for Baltimore which Murcer and Otto Velez hlgh- lagged Luis Tiant with hls 1 ghted the rally agamst rellev seventh loss n 18 decisions er John H ller Jim Northrup s As 9 AngeiJ t fifth homer 1n five games had The A s """" four unearned gJVen the Ttgers a 4-3 lead n runs In the second mning and the e ghth Joe Rud1 s two-run homer In White Sox II Royals 3 the fifth to complete a Oilour Bill Melton h tt ng a homer game sweep of the r ex'boss for the th rd consecutive game D ck W lltalll8 and the Alll(els drove n four runs to help Jun Vtda Blue went the diStance for Kast to hiS runth wm Terry Oakland striking out II to Forster rei eved Kaat m the even his record at 8-3 W nston seventh and notched h1s 121h Uenas homel'ed for Cali!ornta save Ed Herrmann also Cedeno has hot streak Ma or League Stand ngs Nat ona League BY un ted P ess tnte nat ona S Lou s Mon ea Ph a de ph P sbu gh Ch cago New Yo k a East w 4 36 3 3 39 40 pet g b 532 500 35 4 .46 2 3 5 Y, 33 43 45 434 423 a :n ~94 A West w pet g b os Ange es 55 25 688 C n nna 45 34 5 0 Aana 33853 Hous on 4 40 506 San F anc sco 36 46 439 San D ego 36 49 424 Thu sday s Resu s New Yo k 5 Ph a 3 s Ph a 6 New Yo k 2 2nct Los Ange es 3 C n 2 Ch ago 3 S ou s ~ San F an 9 San D ego 2 Mn ea 2 P sbgh s P sbgh 3Mn ea 2 2nd Hous on 4 A an a 3 Todays p obab e p che s A mes EDT A an a Mo on 0 6 and N ek o 8 a Ch ago Bon ham 6 and F a ng 5 2 m e c.an League East w p • b 3 35 55 42 35 5 5 36 532 3 26 2 3 5 39 ' West g b w • ' ' 5 35 40 4 39 38 38 38 34 om Los Ange es Down ng 2 2 and Zahn o 0 a Mon ea Renko 5 8 and Mon ague 2 2 6 05 om Sa n D ego G e 3 o Ph a de ph a Ca on 9 om s Lou s C nc nna om es o2 a 8 a o a 30 a 5 pm San F an s o Ba 4 New Yo k Koosman 8 5 B a 0 8 05 Fos e 4 S a No man 8 6 8 05 sbu gh E Hous on 0 e ke P om s a a a 36 5 B 35 Sa u days Games an a a Ch cago San F an sco a New Yo k S ou sa C nc w gh A .. Pack 240 tops • m Olympics By VITO STELLINO UP! Sports Wrtter You won t hear any com pia s fr om the Houston A: tros about Cesar Cedeno s batt ng average th s season Although h s 295 mark s way off the 320 average he s posted the last two years the Astros are pleased w th 1t-because he s dr v ng m more runs th s year He hI a three run homer to keep the Astros n the game Thursday and then doubled n the w nn ng run m the lOth mn ng n a 4-3 VIctory over the Allan!a Braves Cedeno has yet to hit more than 25 homers o a season or dr ve n more than 82 runs but he now leads the Nat onal League n HB!s w th 65 and his 18 homers leave hLm JUst one beh nd Los Angeles Junmy Wynn n that department Cedeno s homer n the e ghth nn ng w ped out a 2.0 Atlanta lead It was a tremendous shot that landed n the left fteld seats high above the 3ll5-foot s gn The 23 year old out£ elder has no explanat on for his sudden surge m homers and RB!s l don I worry about th ngs Ike that he says I JUSt do the best I can and let those th ngs take care of Pitt..burgh 2-1 but lost the second game 3-2 and New York themselves In the other NL games Los beat Phtladelphla 5-3 before Angeles nipped C nc nnat :l-2 osmg the second game 6-2 San FranCISCO downed San Cubs 3 Cards 2 D ego 9 2 Ch cago beat St Steve Stone and reliever LouiS :1-2 Montreal downed Oscar Zamora comb ned on a seven-!utter to pace Chicago past St Lou s Chicago got 11s - - , - - - - - - - - -three runs n the thll'd mnmg to heat John Curtis Andy Tborn SYRACUSE NY (UP!) ton s run-scormg double and Teammates Al Unser and Steve SwiSher s rut><~cormg Mar o Andreltl fmlshed one s ogle were the keytlows of the two Thursday n the 100-m le Dll ng USAC dirt track race at the Expos 2-2 Pirates I 3 New York State Fa rgrounds Steve Rogers pitched a oval sevenhitter to giVe Montreal Unser averagmg 93 872 the victory over Pittsburgh m miles an hour n h s Foyi-Ford the f rst game and snap the earned the $10 000 f1rst priZe Pirates 14-game home wm for w Oil ng the ftrsl of a ftve- rung streak But in thti: second event ser es for the USAC d rt game the Pirates rallied m the tra c k c hamptonsh p e ghth on Rtchte Zisk s runFa1rgrounds offlc1als sa1d he scor ng double and Bob ran out of fuel on the !mal lap Robertson s sacri! ce fly to and coasted across the f msh ga n a split ltne before the 12 000 fans Mels 5-% Phils 3-4 Earl er m the day dr ver Jon Matlack scattered 10 hils Gary Bettenhausen suffered a11d struck out 10 and Cleon broken bones m !)is hand when Jones drove m four runs to giVe h s car vaulted a restrammg New York the Ill's! game wall and landed ups de-down vtctory over Phildelphia But on an empty concession stand m the second game Wayne dur ng a warm up lap Tw tchell InJUred most of the Bettenhausen was admitted season pitched a ftve h11ter for m sat sfactory cond lion at his ftrst complete game this Stale Umvers1ty Hosp tal year to g ve Philadelphta the split Giants 9 Padres 2 Ed Goodson s three run homer and Gary Matthews two run shot powered San FranciSco past San Otego Tom Bradley p tched a SIX.fl tier for his first victory since June 4 Da11 Sp1llner was charged w th the loss INTEREST On CertifiCates Of Deposit '1,000 Mm1mum 30 Mo Term N ne y day nJe es f w hd awn ma v The A hens County Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pome ov Oh o Legion wins, 5-3 Gary George hurled s x mn ngs of shutout ball before Attendmg w re Klme Ed be ng rele ved by Steve Ba rd The newly orgamzed cub pack 240 of Rutland took top wards Keith Brogan Jay n the seventh as the Me gs Amer can Leg on baseball honors recently at a Cub Seoul Dewhurst Steve Patterson J mmy team defeated Ma etta 5-3 at OlympiCS held at Gallipol s Brad Alexander Qwllen Danny Dav s and Jeff Syracuse Mumc pal Park State Insltlute Wednesday evemng They took f rst place honors G1lkey They were accompan ed by Me gs never Ira led n the for total po nls m the day s activt\es and for thiS they James Counc l Cubmaster game slamm ng Mar etta received a r bbon and plaque Robert Council den ch ef p lcher Perry Stead for four In the mne year old com Marvel Qwllen a11d Jo Artn rWis m the second nn ng and addmg an nsurance run n the petition Gene Kime took ftrsl Counc 1 den mothers On May II the pack won a seventh before the game was place honors a11d Rick Ed blue ribbon for part c pat on n called because of darkness n wards second place in the e1ght the bottom of the e1ghth a Scout A Rama year old compelltwn The pack will appear on the The r ver leg onnarres of Mr Cartoon show over WSAZ coaches George Nesselroad on July 6 at 4 p m ROd Kar and R ck VanMatre Jumped on Stead n that second INGLEWOOD Calif (UP!) nmng when B II Hoiland led off Jockey Lafht Plncay Jr w th a tr pie to center and the nat on s leadmg rtder this scored on a balk Pe k Ault year scored his Ill's! wm n then s ngled sto e second and three days Thursday by tak ng scored on an error by the favorl!(l Plunk to the front and catcher before Gary George keeping hun there to wm the was h I by a p lch stole second $85 650 Alnencan Handicap Rae ne Home Nat onal Bank and came home on M ck Ash s thetrad tiona! July 4 feature at Hollywood Park de lea ed Syracuse 16 7 n tnple As~ater scored on an error Pmcay s backers m the Meigs Junwr G rls Softball crowd of nearly 40 000 111Sialled League act on Wednesday by the th rd baseman Mar etta came back m the the 4-year-<Jid Plunk as a 7 2 evenmg at Mason favorite and he d d not Hitters for thew nners were top of the seventh to make disappomt them w1th h s front- Tamm e Cleland and K m matters tense scor ng three runnmg "ictory by three Duga11 w th a home run each ~mes on a walk w ld p tch quarters of a length Becky Crow With a tr1ple and a s ngle passed ball s ngle h t Pincay had failed to wm m 16 ' single Beth Huffman w th two batter a11d s ngle Me1gs added a run n the mounts smce he set a Holly stngles and Linda Ftsher w11h home half of the seventh as wood Park ndlng record of 117 a double M ke Nesselroad reached victories last Saturday break Rae ne ptlcher Peggy Ne g lng his own mark of 116 wins ler struck out three walked safely on an error went to set last year five while hold ng opposmg second on a passed bail and hillers to just three h Is c~me home on a smgle by B II singles by T Gibbs and V Chaney George and Batrd combmerl Cundiff and a home run by Sonya Ash Th e Syracuse p cher Snarl Proof Teaford gave up seven hits Reg $4 69 and walked just two hatters Racine Home Nat onal Bank s record Is now 4.0 ONLY Wednesday Ra cme goes against the Purple Pan there ties at 6 15 in Minersville and Syracuse plays the Meig1 985 1101 Chester 0 Inn at 7 15 in Mason Racine girls y da e to hold Marietta to Just f ve Ash Stead lp) and Btehl htls while A.•h led the Me g& attack w1lh a tr1ple and smgle Holland added a tr pie and smgles came off the bats of Ault Chaney M ke Larkins a11d Rick Stobart The wn g ves Megs a spl t STATE FARM w th Mar etta n their home and away series thJs season Mar etta won back on June 5 n the Wash ngton County town 7 6 Saturday the Leg on takes STEVE SNOWDEN INSURANCE on annual state powerhouse Middleport Ohto ® Hillsboro m a twmb II at Syracuse Mun c pal Park before travehng to LithopoliS Sunday for a patr of games FOR ASSISTANCE CALL THE Mar etta 040 000 000 000 I3x--5 lf..--3 753 446 Me1gs I . ._ _ _GALLIPOLIS _ _ _ _ _OFFICE ____ _4290 _ _ _ __. OFFICE CLOSED For Vacat1011 July 6 Thru July 13 George ( wp ) Baird 7 and romp, 18-7 :SOOSTER CAB.:E '3.86 BAUM'S TRUE THE FUN PLACE!! MEIGS INN POMEROY 992 3629 Brings You Live Entertainmept VALUE STORE AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ZENiffi-GIBSON-HARDWICK KITCHEN AID-LITION (Microwave Oven) SAT. NIGHT ALSO DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE r Rl d enour s Chester Oh1o T.V. & APPLIANCE GAs sERvicE Phone 985 3307 J<oval Crown Bottlmq l:ompany Mtddlepert pena y I;:Je o e 9:30 til 2 �• • 1- The DIIUy Stntlnol, llllddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frldav. Julv ~. f - Tbe O.Uy Sent~!, Mlddleport·Pomoroy, 0., Friday, July 5, lt7f - Bishop at church Mrs. Davis speaks Rand_olphs reunite Rt. R~v. John . McGill eluded the mlnblry 01 'be Krumm, bishop of the .word, the profession 01 faUb ~Diocese of SOuthern • and commitment, tile Ohio, ••• at Grace Epis<:~ dedication to mission, the Holy a..rch Sunday lor a serv~ 01 Eucharist, the offertory with :confirmation and Holy the offering being designated 1..- the Blsbop's fund, the Great Eucharist. The confirmants were Karen Thanksgiving, the prayer of McGraw , Sandra &ott, consecration, and the Breaking Amanda Sisson , Kathryn If the Bread. Wildermuth and Teresa Following a service a WUdermuth. reception was held tor Rt: Rev. Mrs. Patrick Lochary was at Krwnm· and the newly con, the f>'gan If>' the service with _ firmed . On Sunday Rev. and the processional hymn being Mrs. Harold Deeth enterta(Jled "Praise II> the Lord." Tbe with a brunch. Members of the sermon was given by Rt. Rev. vestry and their 'wives were :Krumm and the service In- · guests. Attending were Mr. and TYLER HAR·r ~ Mrs . Aaron Kelton, junior · warden: Mr. and Mrs. RoscOe Fowler, Mrs. Norma Amsbary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wildennuth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisson, Nf>'liert Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger ' Dillard, Mrs. Annie Chapman, CUCUMBERS and Mr. and Mrs. Rome · Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hart TOMATOES WIUiamson. BEANS entertained at their Second Amateur comes from the Ave., Middleport, home CABBAGE Latin 11 amator" and .,or igi- Saturday with a surprise party POTATOES nally meant "one who has a taste lor anything." In 17th honoring their son, Tyler Ray, SHULER'S MARKET century France, the term dis· · on his fifth birthday. W. Main Attending the surprise party tinguished the connoisseur of fine arts. were his sisters, Vangie Dee ' POMEROY - The aMual family, fleedlvllle; Mr. and Randolph ri!WiiCil ,...., held Mrs, Clar111ce Randi>lpll and June 30 at the &ads.lde Park family, . Chillicothe; Mro. "" Route 33, near Pomeroy LoweD Bing and Joyce, Mary with 160 relatives and friends Barnhart Vangoo and Shawn, in attendance. • -- Bottom; Mr. a nd mno. ~...,.,g Seven chUdren of the late Kenneth Sanders, Debbie, Tcm ~aries and Ad<!le May 1111d Ray, Wooster; Elba lllnl, RaMoIph, Carrie, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs . .Gordon Sing and ~arl, Beatrice, llemice, Opal family, Shade; Mr. and Mrl. and Juanita, were among thooe Orner Heaa, Pameroy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rlsley 8nd chlldreo, atteniling. WiUiam Randolph, 90 that Burbank, Ohio; Mf, and Mrl. day, .received a gift for being Eldred Hess, three chlldreo, the ~Ides! in attendance, with DayiDn; Mr. and Mrs. PI-entice Came Niggemeyer, 110, the Hess, Mrs. Rhonda Whittemlre oldest woman attending, also and daughter, Perrysville; Mr. being presented with a gift. and Mrs. Dorrence Hess and The gift for the youngest went family, Wooster: Bill and 1D one-week-<>ld Isadore Wayne Pearl Randolph, Mr. and Mrt. MonUe, son of Mr. and Mrs. MiUard Swartz, Mr. arid Mrt. llob Montle. Also presented a Terry Swartz, Mr. and Mrl. gift was the tw<Hnonth-<>ld son James Wright and Mandee, Ill of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ·of near Coolville; Mrs. Ct.lr Randolph, Jr . Mrs . Inez Randolph, ~. D_on and ~ Randolph received the gilt for Setty, Wooster. having the largest family Seatrice Bent&, Mr. and Mrs. there, a total ol34. , QlarlesBentz andfarnJly, Gale Plans were made for the Rhymer and - . Lancaster: June, 1975 reW!ion which will . Paul Ben\2, Am'"llll; Mr. and be held at tbe same place. Mrs. DaWson MeeD, Mr. and Gracie Darst will be the game Mrs. Stanley Meeb, .Athens; leader, witlt Juanita Swaru l(j Jean Hays, Danny lllld &IS!e, make plans for the reunion. Mendon, O.; Mr. and lfn. Several new babies were added Ralph Montie and sons, Mr. Celebrates birthday . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · and Tammie Elaine, Shannon 1D tbe Randolph family tree at Hindy, J. R. Kitchen, Joey Ute reunion. Millard Swartz Loving, Usa Frymyer, Greg had prayer preceding the NEW COLD GUARD REFRIGERATOR Rager, Heidi Caruthers and basket dinner. Games were Jerry McKinmiy. ,played with prizes being Assisting witlt the party were awarded. Attending were Carrie Julie and Robin Kitchen, and "THAN ANY MAJOR. COMPETITOR TESTED Ellen McKinney. Games were 'Niggemeyer, Mr. and Mrs, · playe~ with prizes being Paul Ulkhney, Athens; Inez awarded. Refreshmen ts were Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. served. • Clarence Randolph, Mr. and Sending gifts were Bertha Mrs. Dorset Biggs, Janet and alld Sen Batey, Katie and Bud Denver, Pomeroy; Mr. 'and Biron. His grandparents, Mr. ·.Mrs. Otlto Young, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Alu:on J . Norris Gordan Randolph and telephoned birthday children, Mr. and Mrs. Jay congratulations from their Grunder, all of Wooster; Mr. home in Logan. and Mr~. Edgar Randolph, North Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grunder and family, Creston; Mr. and . The handshake originated Mrs. Nelson Repp and family m medieval Europe as a Seville; Mr. and· Mrs. Ed gesture between two men to Mcpherson, Marietta; Mr. and show that each was unarmed. Mrs. Donald Randolph and KEEPS ITS Umlt! to CoMumerilm," a program "" stewardship, "as pre..., ted by Mrs. Dele Davis, te.der, at the Tuetiday night meeting of the Enterprise United Methodist Women at the home of Mrs. Davis. Tapis were "Env!ronmenJ,al CoUapse," "Posslbilltles . foc Ule Future.'' "Tt.e Role of the Church ," ' 4 Consumer At· Utudes,'' " Dehumanizing Effects· " "Rate of Gr0wtll11 11 ' and ..Depletion of Resources." Readers were Mrs. Claude Husted, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, MrS. Selim Blazewicz, Miss Becky Will, Mrs. Charles Warth, Mrs. Don Hunnel '"nd Mrs. Arthur Evans. Three of the memhers had been a.:Signed to survey advertising in television and newspapers. After ·making their report, the members concluded that abouthaU of the ads listed non-essential Items. It was felt that public service announcements 'on teleVision were lor the conunon good. The group concluded that people need to be better SIX YEARS OLD - U.. Rena Ferren was · boaored recently on ber slxib blrtbday with o party given by her mother, Mrs. Linda Ferrell, at the home of ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H Ralrden. A CharUe Brown theme was carried out for llle party. The decorated cake was Inscribed "Happy and Mrs. Bob Montie lllld son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davidaon, Birthday, Usa" and dllring Sallie Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. tbe party the yoqngster's six· Glen Randolph and daughters, year candle burned. Guysville; Mr . . and Mrs. Refreshments were served Marlin Darst and family, by Mrs. Joyce Black, coSarah Meeks and son, Shade; hostess. Gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sll>ut, . presented to the honored Winchester; Mrs. Charon guesl Wright and sons, Groveport; Mrs . Addie Hudnall and family, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur VJill Meter and Bernita PROGRAM SET Biggs, Columbus. Closing program of the . Mr. and Mrs. Marvin RaJl. Hocking Area School of dolph and family, Pomeroy; Religion will be held Sunday .Mrs. Janice Kuhn and afternoon at 3 p.m. at the children, Little Hocking;· Tim Naomi Baptist Church. Rev. Hudnall; Tony Barringer, Earl Strotlter, pastor of the Ginger CUllwns, Roger Wat- First Baptist Church, Rend· son, Bill Richey, C. J. Ward, ville, will be the guest speaker. Mr . · and · Mrji. James Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor, Hazelll>n and Cynthla, and extends an invitation II> the Mr. and 1\{rs. Danny Bernard public. and son. SALE PLANNED American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 1_28, w,iU have a bake sale Saturday at - Dudley's Flower Shop. Members and others who · desire to contribute baked Items are asked to have them at the shop after 9 a.m. Gardeners meet • stewardS of thetr bolonflinll, and tJtat they need to rtfrllla from dis<:ardlns m~~terlala rl any kind unlea thO)' are abo aolutely unuseable. Mra. iz. 11\ur Evans had the elolll!ll J,rayet. Scriptur. was given 117 Mrs. Jolm Smith. During the bullneaa meeUnc, an lnvi;,Uon II> the dedication ceremonies for the . Mary McCloud Bethuna Memorial in Washington, D. C., was rMIII. The memorial Is the flnl statue of a negro woman Jn Washington . • . Plans were II)Bde II> sene refreshments for the olluly·• t meeting of the Meigs Counl7 Council of Mlnlstries at the Enterprise (llurch. AUendJnC the meeting besides thooe named were Mrs. Philip Smllh, David and Amy Warth and . Artie HWIMI. - 1\-• FLOWERS . g92-2039 Pome~ Rower Shop ' Mrs. Millard van Meter Ph. 192-203' The MEIGS INN · The most popular night club in cellenl slide . program on " Landscaping the Home", Vi al~ add Nick Daniels . of 1937 at their office at 41 s. 3rd suggesting plantings for Route 4, London, Ohio, have St. In Middleport. Their home .problem areas and strei1$1ng I1U!lle a major contribution II> was right next door. The the need for different types of the Meigs County Museum, diaries or journals date from Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. The 1903. These 11at eaCh day's planUng d.. lgns In the publlc, private. and · service areas of gl!t consisted of the books, appointments - Important the home lawn . A series of pictures, clothing, and journals because . they Include births which belonged to tlteir aunt and deaths (and even the slides showed a home under . POLLY'S PROBLEM construction, then under and ur>cle, the late Drs. Charles · weather lor the day ). · DEAR POLLY I had a white uniform with plcaLS and Katherine Poindexter of It Is Interesting that Charles several stages of landScape sewed in !be front bodice and a pleated skU'!. '111e short planting, and finally , five years Middleport. and Katherine both graduated sleeves have turn back CUffs and the dress opens down the after the plantings were Dr. Charles Poindexter was from the Cincinnati Medical front. To make it look less ljke a uniform I dyed it purple completed . Homes with poor an M:D. who practiced School. Katherine's brother but stiU tlttnk it has the appearance of a uniform, Can medicine from 189511> 1939. His was also a graduate In denlandscaping were shown, as anyone recommend anything eiae I could do to change Ute wife, Dr. Katherine Poindexter tistry - CoL Tom Daniels; who well as lhooe weU done, to look~ of this dreSll ? - MARSHA . stress the Importance of gOOd was one of the first female was head dentist lor the army planning. ·DEAR POL,LY - My Pet Peeve concerns buying ~ card of &ntisls in Ohio. She was the in World,.War II. Katherine's In a question period hooks and eyes and having to tltrow away either one row of the former Katherine Daniels of sister, Anna Daniels, was one following, Smith said the Ohio curved eyes or the straight ones. Any way you take it money is Minersville. ln her early years, of the first female docll>rs in Extension Service iiow has an . wasted. There are always two .thirds as many hooks as eyes. I do she taught school near Chester. Oblo and also graduated from office in Columbus to help wish the makers would add as many hooks as eyes so all could be The husband and wife team the Cincinnati Medical SchooL practiced lll(!ether fram 191111> lloth Olarles and Katherine homeowners wltlt landscaping used. - DOROTHY. problems, available by conDEAR POLLY - Mrs. A.C.S. wanted to know how to remove !acting Margie Coons, 2001 a· coffee stain from her white FELT tablecloth. She might try Fyffe Road, Columbus. Fuller's Earth ihat can be bought at a drug store. I successfully · I' Accompanying Mrs. Bo 1n used it on a gray wool skirt and also pn a beige flax rug. 11 may · was Mrs. James Carpenter, take a number of applications. If used on anything-like a skirt also 01 the Rutland Friendly place a cloth between the two thicknesses II> protect the ooe Ga rdeners. · underneath . ! do not know if this would help if cream and sugar were in the coffee. - MRS. R.B.R. DEAR GIRLS - If cream and sugar were In the coffee tile stain might be sponged with cleaning Ruld or even soaked In It !Gr PICNIC SUNDAY a bit. Remember the' cloth was felt . There are different qualltleo . The Modem Woodmen Camp (some ol.the less expensive ones have a tendency to pull aper1 6335, Middleport, wUI hold its '. and "pill" and will not take ID rubbing) so testa corner first. - · , annual picnic Sunday at 7 p.m. POLLY. "' at the state park on U.S. 33 on DEAR. POLLY - To conserve time and effort when making ~ ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM the rightpide of tl)e1lighway cookies I roll the cookie dough out on the cookie sheet, bake it and ::, HOW TO KILL IT, traveling south. , · IN ONE HOUR, · Games will be played and then cut it into squares. Hungry children enjoy cookies of any shape. - GRACE. Stronr. qulck· dr)'lar T-4-L cliecka · _ eh ud burDinl' or. rour sec baek prtzes awarded. Persons atDEAR POLLY - Wjlen a little girl needs a long slip 11> wear ~· · any dru• counter. Then, ln 3-5 tending are to , bring a COVered !'OI•Y• watch Jnfec:te d 1kln alourh off with a thin long <jl'ess just .use a growrup half slip that may be , Watch H~LTtfY Jkln appurl NOW disl} . All members, families just stretched oilLJn the waist but otherwise good. CUt off the at Nelson Drug Store & Swisher d f · . ·· . & Lohse Pharmacy ; . . ~ r1ends are cordially in- elastic and make a casing lor new elastic lo fit the child's waist. -Adv . VIted to attend. Garage sales often turn up some reaUy pretty ones with lace and flounces that little girls love. - JUANITA. DEAR POLLY - I correspond regularly with two elderly SHOP OUR aunts. Each time I write a letter to one of them I enclose a self· addressed, stamped envelope to be used when .answering my letter. One aunt has arthritis and the other poor eyesight so writing is somewhat difficult for both of them. This small favor ' helps them, makes me more sure of an answer II> know how tbey are and would be help to any ~lder person. - MRS. G. B. GEO. HALL THE SHOE BOX • MIDDLEPORT • Where Shoes Are Still Sensibly Priced Tez TIID'I Niw •'DURANGO" ' turea ~ Uni·Wall liner tock_s in cold-no seams or joints to leak cold, easy to clean • AdJUSII;lble cantilever shelves • No defrosting .• _Deep--:sh~lf storage doors ·• Equippep for' optiona l Add-On automatic 1ce maker • ·Cabinet only 30" wide • White Avoc':ldo , Shaded Copper or Gold · ' aAYI! MON.Y IN TH. BARQAIN ••• $410 In electricity over the average life Of a refrigerator In teats, new Phlh;o Cold Guard relrlgerators uae elec:trlcUy len than hill lite time white malnla lning recommended co ld condlllons. M•Jor compolllors use etectrl_clty continual lY. Teal data showing savIngs ol nearty ~ (o r more) In electrlcil~ c:ompared to m.a lo r com~ltort II ave.Jiabl• upon rl(l ueSt. Actual savings may be more or lep de~ndlng on your electric ralea, climatic conditlona and individual ula~jt, *399 (RT17B8) "1111 C!Ml'OII Of •• PIICI• 992-5759 • ••' • 95 " .• Foreman &Abbott Ph. 992-5321 · IIAIOMt&l . ... . . • 171 ......... ,..,., Mil 'tJII\ a... " lbur/J"'' N-"• • • • ' Middleport • • ,.• •• • .. • • •' • ••' .M010ROLA • From Frlgldalro, here'lln Envtronment M - Room Air COnditioner !hot coota # ••' · IIUiom.tlcally. Tho big· 15,000 BTUo/hr.•. COOing 121 II....._,. 511.;\llt Futldt IIIKitv.d ~ . .lido, I, 1173 llwo.Ogh ""',. JO. II!- •• $ 2095 ,00 rJr 1n1••1 r~mt~~ .... ............ ~ , .•..s..: ·-;':::: ·,.:-.,.,......~ TOI.. """'*""tllltlltl , ., , , ., ~- ..... , ,$ 4415.00 Ill Toe.~ Amautd•l*l!i.d .... ~ ,,.,, .. $ 2,5,.0;11 lllllllln;••of.Ntle30; 1171 .. ...... .. $ 14~ . 00 II~ ' .•• capecity ot IIIII room llr · conditioner hilndi•IICII · cllya and • .,...m room. . POWELL'$ !• ·St. ~ Q 11111SOJ, • STORE HOURS: . 1·"'- .. Mb~DAY·SATVRDAYIA~IOPM SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM • r ' I . \ · ·-·-·..-.., . . . ••• ~ •• '• '"1 . ' ' 5,000 TO 30,000 I.T.U •.UNITS . AVAILAIU AT 'IPICIAL PRIC. NOWI BAKER FURNITURE ' ,• :. GARDENS "A bit of cheer that will last" From $400· Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. Middleport • READ THESE BESTSELLERSON PROPHECY by SALEM KlRBAN Other Titles Available MIDDLEPORT BOOK stORE DRS. C11ARLE8 AND XATIIERINE POINDEX:l'ER Men's andWomen's Mr. and Mrs. Leland Chase, Pompano Beach, Fla .; Mr. and Mrs. Curley Snow~~n •. Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Luckadoo, Athens ; Mrs. George Snowden, Wadsworth; Mrs. John Howell, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. James .,Fink, Rio Grande, Mrs. Grace .Colwell, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. · Rex Shenefield,. Langsville ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. John Southern, Jr,, Westerville; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grinun, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mr. and !vlrs. Howard Phillips, . Mr. and Mrs. Cle!Ue Stansbury, Mrs. Vona McKnight, Mrs. Edith Williamson, ·Mrs . Margaret ~;'arsons , Mi's. Iva Howell, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. Ellzabetlt and John Nelson, Mr. and Mrs . Russell Priddy, Mr. and Mrs . Chris Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bachner, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hart, Beverly and Georgene Grate, Rutland Friendly 'Gardeners, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Willford, Mr. and. Mrs. Walter France, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. · Billy Williamson, all of the Rutland area. _____.,. : : .~ WERNER RADIO &·T.V. . ' MIDDLEPOIT, 0. · PURSES BOAT SH_OES Navy and Whote · ALL SUMMER Slip.'on and Lace ~PRICE 20% OFF ·. MENS 30% OFF MENS SHOES dne Lot Broken Sizes •s.oo • KEDS GRASSHOPPERS DRESS WHITES MESH ·SHOES Black - Natural Several Styles to Choose From SON BORN and Mrs. Norman E. WOMEN'S. ·MEN'S 40%oH ·1~ ONE GROUP ONE GROUP CANVAS SUMMER SANDALS Men',s- Women 's-Children's 1h PRICE VISITS PARENTS . SYRACUSE ·- Bill Zerkle, son of Mr. and, Mrs. William Zerkle , Syracuse, spent several days here visiting his · parents. Bill,'a lawyer, works · lor Travelers Life Inslll'ance Co. and Is . now residing in Chicago, Dl. Wheel Chairs \\< alkers Crutche~ and Canes · Back Braces Bedside t:ommodes · Support ~lockings Y2 PRICE heritage house · Y:ur Thom MeAn Store . Mldd1eport 5 YOU OWE YOURSELF• • • ••A VISIT TO ••• • • THE OHIO VALLEY'S MOST EXCITING CHURCH ' * EvelY Visitor A_Honored Guest. . SERVICES • * Excning, Growing Sunday School . Hhe Bible is our On~ Textbook * Bus Pickups · Call 675-5829 ' SUNDAY SCHOOL.. ..................10:00 AM MORNING SERVICE......._........... ll:OO AM EVENING SERVICE ......... :......... .7:30 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING ...... ~ ....... 7:30 PM SEE YOU THIS SUNDAYI DUTTON'S Prescriptions Are Uur Mam tlusmess· 992-3106 MIDDLEPORT ' Lotated next ~ Mason County .Fairg1011nds, Off ~ .6~, 4 Miles Nolth af Paint • l~...,.,....~..<M-M;.;..~~....,.j.'. ....~~·--·~-...~.. llllli. .....,., ....._...~-...,;,M~I;:D;;D;:U::;PO~~RT~,0~,- -·-----.J; . . :· 992· 2641 .. •• l ; ' . FOUAGE 0 Traction Equitlmcnl Elastic Supports. Surgicu) Urcssings . j . DAUGHTER BORN BASHAN - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Franklin Riffle, Bashan, are announcing the birth of a. 6 lbs., 5 ozs. daughter, June 17 at the Holzer Medical Cenler. The Infant has been named Julia Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Riffle bove a son, Bruce I4,.and three daughters, Pam, 13, Bet..> , 12, and Brenda, II. Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Lela Riffle Robinson, Cleveland, and the maternal grandparent.. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell, Bashan. Mrs . Trusses i . ...... 14.ioo . , : , . ; . •. •l' l•' t room -peritUra' ChllngM. ~ grMt .cidlllon to rour hOmo onvln>nmlnl 298 ' ProvtciM Ml-11-and-lorgoc. ~ C01111or1 Po\oierlly Aulo· mMtcalty CODtrotMng com. . PfOIIOr ..d.lin apeeid .. "'l'h"' Home.of the Friendly Fofks ". ' . (Continued from pal!e 4) Chapman, Mrs. Ann Webster, all ofllutland. Mrs. Mildred Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey, L. D. Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn, Mr. 'and" Mrs. Dale PRESCRIPTION AND SURGICAl SUPPORT CENTER •• . 6 ' Service." Mrs. Roush gave a reading from "The• Upper Room," and Mrs. Doris Adams read a poem, " To White Road." The closing prayer was by Mrs. Betty Shiveley. Mrs. Mabel' Shields served homemade Ice cream and nuta. Others attending were ~rs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Focle · Hayman, Mrs. Nora Pierson, Mrs. Mabel Shields,' Mrs. Lucy Donahue, Mrs. Sue Ann Buck, Mrs. Mary Roush and Mrs. Julia Norris. · . .J<;AST LETART - Mrs . Eileen .Roush presented the program, "Around · the World In 50 Days," when the East Letart United Methodist Women met Tuesday night at the church. Mrs . Barbara Dugan presided. Tbe lord's Prayer In unison was given by the members. Officers rep..-t.. were given and the members celebrated the birthday of Mrs. Marlene FU,her. Mrs. Fisher was at the plano lor singing of "Lord, Whose Love Through Hwnble ) ·W.1 C. Hersman, Doylestown; - . S.N moner, food, time, tpiCI with .he new Cold Guard fea. . ,, Snowden . Homemakers have, meet Adrian Carson, all of Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riebel, MorrisiDwn, Mrs. Hllah · Snowden, Akron, Mr. and Mrs. TOUGH AS THE OLDTIMER'S . M rs. R0USh . h'0,5 pro aram . a . Nicholson , Mr . and .i ' PHILC041 NO FROST 18.6 cu.tt. capacity SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Poindexter are buried in lleec~ !lema and alao the !inandal dOnation ftom VIola ond Nlc~ Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy . The Meigs County Muaewn Da!)l~ls, given In 11'101Jl0111 !1f appreciates the gift of all thesa Dr. Katherine O.nlela. . bothers wearer . A"'D THE HALLMARKS . Dyed uniform BARGAIN TABLE the tri-county area is proud to · present Polly 's Pointers RIJTLAr.o - Mro. Joe Bolin ·of the Rutlonq friendly Gardenefl, wae a guest apesker recenUy at a workshop dleeUng of Region 12 of the Ohio AMoclation of Garden Clubs. The event was held at tile lodge at Salley Bufl~lo Plork, a reclamation project of iiJe c«~l mining Industry in that area, ne~r Cadiz. Mrs. Bolin, an accredited OAGC judge, spoke on "Flower Show Schedules", giving many useful pointers on how to plan lor an lnteresllnog and educational flower show. ·she emphasized that the rules for •the show must be expUdl In .$laUng· .the requirement.. and that Ute rules must be en!..-ced to ensure success. · Also speaking at the . workshop was a former Meigs County resident, Mrs. RObert Riebel, Morristown , who discussed "Pro•ram Books". e Mrs. Riebel, a past regional direcll>r of Region II and an : accredited judge, is acUve in ~ garden Club . activltiesc In ' Region--frnew. · '' Following. the luncheon, Dr. · : Roger Smith of Ohio State : University, narrated an ex- Meigs museum receives gift . '"' . ' �• • 1- The DIIUy Stntlnol, llllddleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Frldav. Julv ~. f - Tbe O.Uy Sent~!, Mlddleport·Pomoroy, 0., Friday, July 5, lt7f - Bishop at church Mrs. Davis speaks Rand_olphs reunite Rt. R~v. John . McGill eluded the mlnblry 01 'be Krumm, bishop of the .word, the profession 01 faUb ~Diocese of SOuthern • and commitment, tile Ohio, ••• at Grace Epis<:~ dedication to mission, the Holy a..rch Sunday lor a serv~ 01 Eucharist, the offertory with :confirmation and Holy the offering being designated 1..- the Blsbop's fund, the Great Eucharist. The confirmants were Karen Thanksgiving, the prayer of McGraw , Sandra &ott, consecration, and the Breaking Amanda Sisson , Kathryn If the Bread. Wildermuth and Teresa Following a service a WUdermuth. reception was held tor Rt: Rev. Mrs. Patrick Lochary was at Krwnm· and the newly con, the f>'gan If>' the service with _ firmed . On Sunday Rev. and the processional hymn being Mrs. Harold Deeth enterta(Jled "Praise II> the Lord." Tbe with a brunch. Members of the sermon was given by Rt. Rev. vestry and their 'wives were :Krumm and the service In- · guests. Attending were Mr. and TYLER HAR·r ~ Mrs . Aaron Kelton, junior · warden: Mr. and Mrs. RoscOe Fowler, Mrs. Norma Amsbary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wildennuth, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sisson, Nf>'liert Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Roger ' Dillard, Mrs. Annie Chapman, CUCUMBERS and Mr. and Mrs. Rome · Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hart TOMATOES WIUiamson. BEANS entertained at their Second Amateur comes from the Ave., Middleport, home CABBAGE Latin 11 amator" and .,or igi- Saturday with a surprise party POTATOES nally meant "one who has a taste lor anything." In 17th honoring their son, Tyler Ray, SHULER'S MARKET century France, the term dis· · on his fifth birthday. W. Main Attending the surprise party tinguished the connoisseur of fine arts. were his sisters, Vangie Dee ' POMEROY - The aMual family, fleedlvllle; Mr. and Randolph ri!WiiCil ,...., held Mrs, Clar111ce Randi>lpll and June 30 at the &ads.lde Park family, . Chillicothe; Mro. "" Route 33, near Pomeroy LoweD Bing and Joyce, Mary with 160 relatives and friends Barnhart Vangoo and Shawn, in attendance. • -- Bottom; Mr. a nd mno. ~...,.,g Seven chUdren of the late Kenneth Sanders, Debbie, Tcm ~aries and Ad<!le May 1111d Ray, Wooster; Elba lllnl, RaMoIph, Carrie, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs . .Gordon Sing and ~arl, Beatrice, llemice, Opal family, Shade; Mr. and Mrl. and Juanita, were among thooe Orner Heaa, Pameroy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rlsley 8nd chlldreo, atteniling. WiUiam Randolph, 90 that Burbank, Ohio; Mf, and Mrl. day, .received a gift for being Eldred Hess, three chlldreo, the ~Ides! in attendance, with DayiDn; Mr. and Mrs. PI-entice Came Niggemeyer, 110, the Hess, Mrs. Rhonda Whittemlre oldest woman attending, also and daughter, Perrysville; Mr. being presented with a gift. and Mrs. Dorrence Hess and The gift for the youngest went family, Wooster: Bill and 1D one-week-<>ld Isadore Wayne Pearl Randolph, Mr. and Mrt. MonUe, son of Mr. and Mrs. MiUard Swartz, Mr. arid Mrt. llob Montle. Also presented a Terry Swartz, Mr. and Mrl. gift was the tw<Hnonth-<>ld son James Wright and Mandee, Ill of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ·of near Coolville; Mrs. Ct.lr Randolph, Jr . Mrs . Inez Randolph, ~. D_on and ~ Randolph received the gilt for Setty, Wooster. having the largest family Seatrice Bent&, Mr. and Mrs. there, a total ol34. , QlarlesBentz andfarnJly, Gale Plans were made for the Rhymer and - . Lancaster: June, 1975 reW!ion which will . Paul Ben\2, Am'"llll; Mr. and be held at tbe same place. Mrs. DaWson MeeD, Mr. and Gracie Darst will be the game Mrs. Stanley Meeb, .Athens; leader, witlt Juanita Swaru l(j Jean Hays, Danny lllld &IS!e, make plans for the reunion. Mendon, O.; Mr. and lfn. Several new babies were added Ralph Montie and sons, Mr. Celebrates birthday . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · and Tammie Elaine, Shannon 1D tbe Randolph family tree at Hindy, J. R. Kitchen, Joey Ute reunion. Millard Swartz Loving, Usa Frymyer, Greg had prayer preceding the NEW COLD GUARD REFRIGERATOR Rager, Heidi Caruthers and basket dinner. Games were Jerry McKinmiy. ,played with prizes being Assisting witlt the party were awarded. Attending were Carrie Julie and Robin Kitchen, and "THAN ANY MAJOR. COMPETITOR TESTED Ellen McKinney. Games were 'Niggemeyer, Mr. and Mrs, · playe~ with prizes being Paul Ulkhney, Athens; Inez awarded. Refreshmen ts were Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. served. • Clarence Randolph, Mr. and Sending gifts were Bertha Mrs. Dorset Biggs, Janet and alld Sen Batey, Katie and Bud Denver, Pomeroy; Mr. 'and Biron. His grandparents, Mr. ·.Mrs. Otlto Young, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Alu:on J . Norris Gordan Randolph and telephoned birthday children, Mr. and Mrs. Jay congratulations from their Grunder, all of Wooster; Mr. home in Logan. and Mr~. Edgar Randolph, North Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Grunder and family, Creston; Mr. and . The handshake originated Mrs. Nelson Repp and family m medieval Europe as a Seville; Mr. and· Mrs. Ed gesture between two men to Mcpherson, Marietta; Mr. and show that each was unarmed. Mrs. Donald Randolph and KEEPS ITS Umlt! to CoMumerilm," a program "" stewardship, "as pre..., ted by Mrs. Dele Davis, te.der, at the Tuetiday night meeting of the Enterprise United Methodist Women at the home of Mrs. Davis. Tapis were "Env!ronmenJ,al CoUapse," "Posslbilltles . foc Ule Future.'' "Tt.e Role of the Church ," ' 4 Consumer At· Utudes,'' " Dehumanizing Effects· " "Rate of Gr0wtll11 11 ' and ..Depletion of Resources." Readers were Mrs. Claude Husted, Mrs. Herbert Dixon, MrS. Selim Blazewicz, Miss Becky Will, Mrs. Charles Warth, Mrs. Don Hunnel '"nd Mrs. Arthur Evans. Three of the memhers had been a.:Signed to survey advertising in television and newspapers. After ·making their report, the members concluded that abouthaU of the ads listed non-essential Items. It was felt that public service announcements 'on teleVision were lor the conunon good. The group concluded that people need to be better SIX YEARS OLD - U.. Rena Ferren was · boaored recently on ber slxib blrtbday with o party given by her mother, Mrs. Linda Ferrell, at the home of ber grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl H Ralrden. A CharUe Brown theme was carried out for llle party. The decorated cake was Inscribed "Happy and Mrs. Bob Montie lllld son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davidaon, Birthday, Usa" and dllring Sallie Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. tbe party the yoqngster's six· Glen Randolph and daughters, year candle burned. Guysville; Mr . . and Mrs. Refreshments were served Marlin Darst and family, by Mrs. Joyce Black, coSarah Meeks and son, Shade; hostess. Gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sll>ut, . presented to the honored Winchester; Mrs. Charon guesl Wright and sons, Groveport; Mrs . Addie Hudnall and family, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur VJill Meter and Bernita PROGRAM SET Biggs, Columbus. Closing program of the . Mr. and Mrs. Marvin RaJl. Hocking Area School of dolph and family, Pomeroy; Religion will be held Sunday .Mrs. Janice Kuhn and afternoon at 3 p.m. at the children, Little Hocking;· Tim Naomi Baptist Church. Rev. Hudnall; Tony Barringer, Earl Strotlter, pastor of the Ginger CUllwns, Roger Wat- First Baptist Church, Rend· son, Bill Richey, C. J. Ward, ville, will be the guest speaker. Mr . · and · Mrji. James Rev. Samuel Jackson, pastor, Hazelll>n and Cynthla, and extends an invitation II> the Mr. and 1\{rs. Danny Bernard public. and son. SALE PLANNED American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post 1_28, w,iU have a bake sale Saturday at - Dudley's Flower Shop. Members and others who · desire to contribute baked Items are asked to have them at the shop after 9 a.m. Gardeners meet • stewardS of thetr bolonflinll, and tJtat they need to rtfrllla from dis<:ardlns m~~terlala rl any kind unlea thO)' are abo aolutely unuseable. Mra. iz. 11\ur Evans had the elolll!ll J,rayet. Scriptur. was given 117 Mrs. Jolm Smith. During the bullneaa meeUnc, an lnvi;,Uon II> the dedication ceremonies for the . Mary McCloud Bethuna Memorial in Washington, D. C., was rMIII. The memorial Is the flnl statue of a negro woman Jn Washington . • . Plans were II)Bde II> sene refreshments for the olluly·• t meeting of the Meigs Counl7 Council of Mlnlstries at the Enterprise (llurch. AUendJnC the meeting besides thooe named were Mrs. Philip Smllh, David and Amy Warth and . Artie HWIMI. - 1\-• FLOWERS . g92-2039 Pome~ Rower Shop ' Mrs. Millard van Meter Ph. 192-203' The MEIGS INN · The most popular night club in cellenl slide . program on " Landscaping the Home", Vi al~ add Nick Daniels . of 1937 at their office at 41 s. 3rd suggesting plantings for Route 4, London, Ohio, have St. In Middleport. Their home .problem areas and strei1$1ng I1U!lle a major contribution II> was right next door. The the need for different types of the Meigs County Museum, diaries or journals date from Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. The 1903. These 11at eaCh day's planUng d.. lgns In the publlc, private. and · service areas of gl!t consisted of the books, appointments - Important the home lawn . A series of pictures, clothing, and journals because . they Include births which belonged to tlteir aunt and deaths (and even the slides showed a home under . POLLY'S PROBLEM construction, then under and ur>cle, the late Drs. Charles · weather lor the day ). · DEAR POLLY I had a white uniform with plcaLS and Katherine Poindexter of It Is Interesting that Charles several stages of landScape sewed in !be front bodice and a pleated skU'!. '111e short planting, and finally , five years Middleport. and Katherine both graduated sleeves have turn back CUffs and the dress opens down the after the plantings were Dr. Charles Poindexter was from the Cincinnati Medical front. To make it look less ljke a uniform I dyed it purple completed . Homes with poor an M:D. who practiced School. Katherine's brother but stiU tlttnk it has the appearance of a uniform, Can medicine from 189511> 1939. His was also a graduate In denlandscaping were shown, as anyone recommend anything eiae I could do to change Ute wife, Dr. Katherine Poindexter tistry - CoL Tom Daniels; who well as lhooe weU done, to look~ of this dreSll ? - MARSHA . stress the Importance of gOOd was one of the first female was head dentist lor the army planning. ·DEAR POL,LY - My Pet Peeve concerns buying ~ card of &ntisls in Ohio. She was the in World,.War II. Katherine's In a question period hooks and eyes and having to tltrow away either one row of the former Katherine Daniels of sister, Anna Daniels, was one following, Smith said the Ohio curved eyes or the straight ones. Any way you take it money is Minersville. ln her early years, of the first female docll>rs in Extension Service iiow has an . wasted. There are always two .thirds as many hooks as eyes. I do she taught school near Chester. Oblo and also graduated from office in Columbus to help wish the makers would add as many hooks as eyes so all could be The husband and wife team the Cincinnati Medical SchooL practiced lll(!ether fram 191111> lloth Olarles and Katherine homeowners wltlt landscaping used. - DOROTHY. problems, available by conDEAR POLLY - Mrs. A.C.S. wanted to know how to remove !acting Margie Coons, 2001 a· coffee stain from her white FELT tablecloth. She might try Fyffe Road, Columbus. Fuller's Earth ihat can be bought at a drug store. I successfully · I' Accompanying Mrs. Bo 1n used it on a gray wool skirt and also pn a beige flax rug. 11 may · was Mrs. James Carpenter, take a number of applications. If used on anything-like a skirt also 01 the Rutland Friendly place a cloth between the two thicknesses II> protect the ooe Ga rdeners. · underneath . ! do not know if this would help if cream and sugar were in the coffee. - MRS. R.B.R. DEAR GIRLS - If cream and sugar were In the coffee tile stain might be sponged with cleaning Ruld or even soaked In It !Gr PICNIC SUNDAY a bit. Remember the' cloth was felt . There are different qualltleo . The Modem Woodmen Camp (some ol.the less expensive ones have a tendency to pull aper1 6335, Middleport, wUI hold its '. and "pill" and will not take ID rubbing) so testa corner first. - · , annual picnic Sunday at 7 p.m. POLLY. "' at the state park on U.S. 33 on DEAR. POLLY - To conserve time and effort when making ~ ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM the rightpide of tl)e1lighway cookies I roll the cookie dough out on the cookie sheet, bake it and ::, HOW TO KILL IT, traveling south. , · IN ONE HOUR, · Games will be played and then cut it into squares. Hungry children enjoy cookies of any shape. - GRACE. Stronr. qulck· dr)'lar T-4-L cliecka · _ eh ud burDinl' or. rour sec baek prtzes awarded. Persons atDEAR POLLY - Wjlen a little girl needs a long slip 11> wear ~· · any dru• counter. Then, ln 3-5 tending are to , bring a COVered !'OI•Y• watch Jnfec:te d 1kln alourh off with a thin long <jl'ess just .use a growrup half slip that may be , Watch H~LTtfY Jkln appurl NOW disl} . All members, families just stretched oilLJn the waist but otherwise good. CUt off the at Nelson Drug Store & Swisher d f · . ·· . & Lohse Pharmacy ; . . ~ r1ends are cordially in- elastic and make a casing lor new elastic lo fit the child's waist. -Adv . VIted to attend. Garage sales often turn up some reaUy pretty ones with lace and flounces that little girls love. - JUANITA. DEAR POLLY - I correspond regularly with two elderly SHOP OUR aunts. Each time I write a letter to one of them I enclose a self· addressed, stamped envelope to be used when .answering my letter. One aunt has arthritis and the other poor eyesight so writing is somewhat difficult for both of them. This small favor ' helps them, makes me more sure of an answer II> know how tbey are and would be help to any ~lder person. - MRS. G. B. GEO. HALL THE SHOE BOX • MIDDLEPORT • Where Shoes Are Still Sensibly Priced Tez TIID'I Niw •'DURANGO" ' turea ~ Uni·Wall liner tock_s in cold-no seams or joints to leak cold, easy to clean • AdJUSII;lble cantilever shelves • No defrosting .• _Deep--:sh~lf storage doors ·• Equippep for' optiona l Add-On automatic 1ce maker • ·Cabinet only 30" wide • White Avoc':ldo , Shaded Copper or Gold · ' aAYI! MON.Y IN TH. BARQAIN ••• $410 In electricity over the average life Of a refrigerator In teats, new Phlh;o Cold Guard relrlgerators uae elec:trlcUy len than hill lite time white malnla lning recommended co ld condlllons. M•Jor compolllors use etectrl_clty continual lY. Teal data showing savIngs ol nearty ~ (o r more) In electrlcil~ c:ompared to m.a lo r com~ltort II ave.Jiabl• upon rl(l ueSt. Actual savings may be more or lep de~ndlng on your electric ralea, climatic conditlona and individual ula~jt, *399 (RT17B8) "1111 C!Ml'OII Of •• PIICI• 992-5759 • ••' • 95 " .• Foreman &Abbott Ph. 992-5321 · IIAIOMt&l . ... . . • 171 ......... ,..,., Mil 'tJII\ a... " lbur/J"'' N-"• • • • ' Middleport • • ,.• •• • .. • • •' • ••' .M010ROLA • From Frlgldalro, here'lln Envtronment M - Room Air COnditioner !hot coota # ••' · IIUiom.tlcally. Tho big· 15,000 BTUo/hr.•. COOing 121 II....._,. 511.;\llt Futldt IIIKitv.d ~ . .lido, I, 1173 llwo.Ogh ""',. JO. II!- •• $ 2095 ,00 rJr 1n1••1 r~mt~~ .... ............ ~ , .•..s..: ·-;':::: ·,.:-.,.,......~ TOI.. """'*""tllltlltl , ., , , ., ~- ..... , ,$ 4415.00 Ill Toe.~ Amautd•l*l!i.d .... ~ ,,.,, .. $ 2,5,.0;11 lllllllln;••of.Ntle30; 1171 .. ...... .. $ 14~ . 00 II~ ' .•• capecity ot IIIII room llr · conditioner hilndi•IICII · cllya and • .,...m room. . POWELL'$ !• ·St. ~ Q 11111SOJ, • STORE HOURS: . 1·"'- .. Mb~DAY·SATVRDAYIA~IOPM SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM • r ' I . \ · ·-·-·..-.., . . . ••• ~ •• '• '"1 . ' ' 5,000 TO 30,000 I.T.U •.UNITS . AVAILAIU AT 'IPICIAL PRIC. NOWI BAKER FURNITURE ' ,• :. GARDENS "A bit of cheer that will last" From $400· Dudley's Florist 59 N. Second St. Middleport • READ THESE BESTSELLERSON PROPHECY by SALEM KlRBAN Other Titles Available MIDDLEPORT BOOK stORE DRS. C11ARLE8 AND XATIIERINE POINDEX:l'ER Men's andWomen's Mr. and Mrs. Leland Chase, Pompano Beach, Fla .; Mr. and Mrs. Curley Snow~~n •. Wadsworth, Mr. and Mrs. LaWrence Luckadoo, Athens ; Mrs. George Snowden, Wadsworth; Mrs. John Howell, Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. James .,Fink, Rio Grande, Mrs. Grace .Colwell, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs. · Rex Shenefield,. Langsville ; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. John Southern, Jr,, Westerville; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Grinun, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink, Mr. and !vlrs. Howard Phillips, . Mr. and Mrs. Cle!Ue Stansbury, Mrs. Vona McKnight, Mrs. Edith Williamson, ·Mrs . Margaret ~;'arsons , Mi's. Iva Howell, Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs, Mrs. Ellzabetlt and John Nelson, Mr. and Mrs . Russell Priddy, Mr. and Mrs . Chris Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bachner, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hart, Beverly and Georgene Grate, Rutland Friendly 'Gardeners, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Willford, Mr. and. Mrs. Walter France, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gibbs, Mr. and Mrs. · Billy Williamson, all of the Rutland area. _____.,. : : .~ WERNER RADIO &·T.V. . ' MIDDLEPOIT, 0. · PURSES BOAT SH_OES Navy and Whote · ALL SUMMER Slip.'on and Lace ~PRICE 20% OFF ·. MENS 30% OFF MENS SHOES dne Lot Broken Sizes •s.oo • KEDS GRASSHOPPERS DRESS WHITES MESH ·SHOES Black - Natural Several Styles to Choose From SON BORN and Mrs. Norman E. WOMEN'S. ·MEN'S 40%oH ·1~ ONE GROUP ONE GROUP CANVAS SUMMER SANDALS Men',s- Women 's-Children's 1h PRICE VISITS PARENTS . SYRACUSE ·- Bill Zerkle, son of Mr. and, Mrs. William Zerkle , Syracuse, spent several days here visiting his · parents. Bill,'a lawyer, works · lor Travelers Life Inslll'ance Co. and Is . now residing in Chicago, Dl. Wheel Chairs \\< alkers Crutche~ and Canes · Back Braces Bedside t:ommodes · Support ~lockings Y2 PRICE heritage house · Y:ur Thom MeAn Store . Mldd1eport 5 YOU OWE YOURSELF• • • ••A VISIT TO ••• • • THE OHIO VALLEY'S MOST EXCITING CHURCH ' * EvelY Visitor A_Honored Guest. . SERVICES • * Excning, Growing Sunday School . Hhe Bible is our On~ Textbook * Bus Pickups · Call 675-5829 ' SUNDAY SCHOOL.. ..................10:00 AM MORNING SERVICE......._........... ll:OO AM EVENING SERVICE ......... :......... .7:30 PM WEDNESDAY EVENING ...... ~ ....... 7:30 PM SEE YOU THIS SUNDAYI DUTTON'S Prescriptions Are Uur Mam tlusmess· 992-3106 MIDDLEPORT ' Lotated next ~ Mason County .Fairg1011nds, Off ~ .6~, 4 Miles Nolth af Paint • l~...,.,....~..<M-M;.;..~~....,.j.'. ....~~·--·~-...~.. llllli. .....,., ....._...~-...,;,M~I;:D;;D;:U::;PO~~RT~,0~,- -·-----.J; . . :· 992· 2641 .. •• l ; ' . FOUAGE 0 Traction Equitlmcnl Elastic Supports. Surgicu) Urcssings . j . DAUGHTER BORN BASHAN - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Franklin Riffle, Bashan, are announcing the birth of a. 6 lbs., 5 ozs. daughter, June 17 at the Holzer Medical Cenler. The Infant has been named Julia Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Riffle bove a son, Bruce I4,.and three daughters, Pam, 13, Bet..> , 12, and Brenda, II. Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Lela Riffle Robinson, Cleveland, and the maternal grandparent.. are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bissell, Bashan. Mrs . Trusses i . ...... 14.ioo . , : , . ; . •. •l' l•' t room -peritUra' ChllngM. ~ grMt .cidlllon to rour hOmo onvln>nmlnl 298 ' ProvtciM Ml-11-and-lorgoc. ~ C01111or1 Po\oierlly Aulo· mMtcalty CODtrotMng com. . PfOIIOr ..d.lin apeeid .. "'l'h"' Home.of the Friendly Fofks ". ' . (Continued from pal!e 4) Chapman, Mrs. Ann Webster, all ofllutland. Mrs. Mildred Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey, L. D. Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn, Mr. 'and" Mrs. Dale PRESCRIPTION AND SURGICAl SUPPORT CENTER •• . 6 ' Service." Mrs. Roush gave a reading from "The• Upper Room," and Mrs. Doris Adams read a poem, " To White Road." The closing prayer was by Mrs. Betty Shiveley. Mrs. Mabel' Shields served homemade Ice cream and nuta. Others attending were ~rs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Focle · Hayman, Mrs. Nora Pierson, Mrs. Mabel Shields,' Mrs. Lucy Donahue, Mrs. Sue Ann Buck, Mrs. Mary Roush and Mrs. Julia Norris. · . .J<;AST LETART - Mrs . Eileen .Roush presented the program, "Around · the World In 50 Days," when the East Letart United Methodist Women met Tuesday night at the church. Mrs . Barbara Dugan presided. Tbe lord's Prayer In unison was given by the members. Officers rep..-t.. were given and the members celebrated the birthday of Mrs. Marlene FU,her. Mrs. Fisher was at the plano lor singing of "Lord, Whose Love Through Hwnble ) ·W.1 C. Hersman, Doylestown; - . S.N moner, food, time, tpiCI with .he new Cold Guard fea. . ,, Snowden . Homemakers have, meet Adrian Carson, all of Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riebel, MorrisiDwn, Mrs. Hllah · Snowden, Akron, Mr. and Mrs. TOUGH AS THE OLDTIMER'S . M rs. R0USh . h'0,5 pro aram . a . Nicholson , Mr . and .i ' PHILC041 NO FROST 18.6 cu.tt. capacity SIDE-BY-SIDE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER Poindexter are buried in lleec~ !lema and alao the !inandal dOnation ftom VIola ond Nlc~ Grove Cemetery, Pomeroy . The Meigs County Muaewn Da!)l~ls, given In 11'101Jl0111 !1f appreciates the gift of all thesa Dr. Katherine O.nlela. . bothers wearer . A"'D THE HALLMARKS . Dyed uniform BARGAIN TABLE the tri-county area is proud to · present Polly 's Pointers RIJTLAr.o - Mro. Joe Bolin ·of the Rutlonq friendly Gardenefl, wae a guest apesker recenUy at a workshop dleeUng of Region 12 of the Ohio AMoclation of Garden Clubs. The event was held at tile lodge at Salley Bufl~lo Plork, a reclamation project of iiJe c«~l mining Industry in that area, ne~r Cadiz. Mrs. Bolin, an accredited OAGC judge, spoke on "Flower Show Schedules", giving many useful pointers on how to plan lor an lnteresllnog and educational flower show. ·she emphasized that the rules for •the show must be expUdl In .$laUng· .the requirement.. and that Ute rules must be en!..-ced to ensure success. · Also speaking at the . workshop was a former Meigs County resident, Mrs. RObert Riebel, Morristown , who discussed "Pro•ram Books". e Mrs. Riebel, a past regional direcll>r of Region II and an : accredited judge, is acUve in ~ garden Club . activltiesc In ' Region--frnew. · '' Following. the luncheon, Dr. · : Roger Smith of Ohio State : University, narrated an ex- Meigs museum receives gift . '"' . ' �-- e:...111e DapySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, D., Friday, July 5,1914 ' . . • .-; ..: •• • / ' • :: •, •• •• The current trend is toward .treaiment of less violent of. fenders in the comm un ity, he said, and this means that those sent to prison are the most difficult to manage. San Quentin ' adnlinistrator Bill Nyberg-1!1;hoed Nelson's • I . '• .• • • • ,I I • . •• '• • ' We Are Taking Applications For .• • •' • .• • '• •• • •• • • •' • • • • •• Convicted narcotics dealer Gardner Landley, 33, serving a IG-ycar-to-iife tenn, had t.hi.l theery aooutviolence : "(guess the main thing ia just frustraUon thst leads to violmoe. .Peopledoo't feel that they have anythln8 to look forward to and the least Uttle thlng can get .. ' Word meanings cOuld be k ey fia ct"or.s • zn .Ells berg pase its seventh day today with the prosecution apparently about to rest its case. Ehrliclunan is expected to take the witness stand next week. In testimony so far, Egil " Bud" Krogh Jr., and DavidR. Young Jr., former co-directors of the While House "plumbers" unit, hsve said Ehrliclunan initialed an Aug. II, 1971, memo they wrote which called for a "covert operation" to obtain records of. Beverly Hills, Calif., psychiatrist Lewis J. Fielding. Dr. Fielding then was treating Dan.iel Ellsberg, the rna who leaked the Pentgon Pa· Manure recycling approval nearing By BERNARD BRENNER UPI Farm Editor WASHINGTON (UP!)- 'llle Food and Drug Adn)inistration is only a few months .away from grantinll final approval for recycling ' dehydrated manure into foods for cattle and chickens, industry sources say, Spokesmen for the' National Broiler Council· predicted thst FDA officials may, before the end of July, publish proposed regulations allowing the use of dried poultrY and livestock waste as feed. Such a proposal would normally he followed by at least 60 days for public , comment before a final agency decision to put the regulations · into effect. FDA officials said they could not confirm that a proposed regulation will be issued for public comment before July ends. But a spokesman said the issue _of recycled waste is "one too loog to make up its mind is also charged with- four counts of lying to the FBI and the grand jury about the case. The prosecution charges that the defendants hoped to get information from Fielding which would could he. used to discredit Ellsherg, · E. Howard Hunt, a former CIA agent and already...ntenced Watergate conspirator, testified that after Fielding refused to give the FBI any· infonnation on Ellsherg and after a CIA "psychiatric pers. On Aug . 3o or Sept. I, 1911, Krogh said, he and Young called Ehrlichman at Cape Cod, Mass., and got a "go ahead" for the operation. Four dayslaler Fie~ding's office was broken into. Krogh said-that on an earlier occasion - Aug. 5 --he and Young had discussed Ellsherg With Ehrlichman. Associate Watergate prosecutor William H. Merrill asked whether the word "entry" was uSed. . profile" on ·Ellsberg. proved "I don't recall using the tenn disappointing, he recom' eht~r ' o.r entry_ , "' Krogh· mended a j'bag job'' or replted. "However, we u.se4 "surreptitious entry." terms like 'operation.''effort' HWJt was then a White HOuse and 'covert,' which embraced consultant. whst took place." Marine Commandant Robert It will he up to the jury to E. Cuslunan Jr., then CIA decide what the words meant. deputy director testified Ehrlichman. G. Gordon Wednesdsy that Ehrliclunan Liddy, _Bernard L. Barker and called him July 7, 1911, to ask Eugemo Martmez are accused . that the agency give Hunt of conspiring to violate Fie!- "carte blanche ... in the way of ding's civil rights. Ehrliclunan assistance." WINS TRUCK RACINE - Robert Fllbw, Raclne, wu tbe ~ It • ~ truck .mtch · wu ~~away over The Fourth b7 1111 Racine Fire dept. Many 'cof\•lcta blame California's 1ndeterminate . Thomas Edison used bam· sentence system for tell!llon ' hoo for filaments in his ear1y incandescent light_,bulbo. among inmates. . 'llley feel that the California Adult Authority board acts capriciously in deciding on · parole dates under the system and keeps c;onvicts in do* about their status. CREMEANS CONCRETE READY. MIX (UP!) - it- CINCINNATI CJn. cinnati Thursday recalled pitcher. Tom Carroll from Indianapolis of the American Associatioo, the Reds' triple A farm club. He had compiled an 3-4 record this season. To make room for him on the roster, the · Reds optioned catcher Hal King to Indianapolis. thru Saturday •' Also Evening Delively : '• 446-11421 .·' POLIS. 0 .. .. '•' '•' .. .... ' '• ' '• ..• ' '• •• •• • •• • •• • • • • ~, HENLEY, RED ROSE • DOG FOOD • • '' • . ' • • •• ' Dildlejs Florist ' Red Rose ()og Meal, . rrnr · Available in 25 & 50 lb: Bags Red Rose I 'LOSE UGLY FAT .nd •v to tek•. MONADEX· will help· curb your dellrt for food. £ot .__.....,. ' -· Comolno "c.. Th~i8Aimi•OO • E4713W Smarlly styled Modern lowboy console. Gent.~lnw oil finished Walnut veneers lop and ends. Fron t and legs ol durable, richlygrained simulated wood malar! at. Titan 101 Chassis. Solid-State . Super Video Range Tuning System: AFC, Illuminated· Chanhel Numbers. lng_els Furniture ellltf~ife. C~_}'~Ur life •• , ltart --,. MONAbEX- $3.00 '"' 1 20 dey ltJDOIY, l - oconomy o!zo ioQ.OO;Atio hyAQUATABS: !hoy ""'ly tO holt> you to. •• wnw-blolt. AOOATA8S -1 ....., I pt1r - -by: $3.00. ..-ant.cl tnd·10kt SwisiMr & Lohq Ph•rrnlc:y ' •' •• 112 i, Dutton_Orua Store, Mlddlet>Orf, Moll ·or,..., Filled . •• MA-t I • E. Mliln, " Pomeroy, '. ' ( ·<.'II' ~Sft..!~~f! The Glenn .COunly district · charged with murder aDd attorney said Card. was to be kidanplng. No ball ••• oet. OPTOMETRI:SL COLUMBUS (U~) - Gov. John J. Gilligan received a postcar earlier this week, simi· Jar to one in which the governOrof lndtana's.cabinet and family were threatened with cremation, the Ohio Highway Patrol reported. . A spi,keaman for ·the patrol wd ''necessary aecur11y precautions" would ll!l taken, but he refused to provide details surroundln8 the threat. Notification of receipt of the postcard was sent to Columbus and Cleveland pollee and the Indiana state . pollee, the · spokesman said . A spokesman for Gilligan llllld Wednesday it was standard procedure for the governor's office riot to comment on such matters. Indiana 0011. Otis Bowen received a postcard which read: · .· "The foPowing men of Cleveland, Ohio, are going to have your famUy and cabinet cremated. William Fraley, William Adler- and Chsrles 64 ·.v i=FICE HOLIRS 9: 30 TO 12:· 2 s·(CL05~ !AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COURT ~T- ~ oz. 59e NO DEPOSIT NO RETURN 51's 30 qt. 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LAWN ~!ORV~Iue $299 CHAISE LOUNGE . 510.50 Value 12 ' --·--..... • . ·=:-· . ·~ ­ -~- .. .-.......... •7" Free B0ok1et esper::ltllly prepared to · encourage t· Americans of all ages who · ' suffer from uncorrected or ' 1 untreated hearing loss to t ; seek help. ' ' Well -known celebrities from ' all walks of lifo tell· their personal stories of triumph STRAW HANDBAGS · . In their fields because they . overcame their Impairment. · . · Standing still , or keeping thing• Juot 1u they are, muy be fine for sontc pe<•ple, llul r.. , ull the rest who strive for the opp<ll lUflity to better their lives, we must hu vo "'"r Cll · i~y, ~ More gas; oil, deun-burning cou l an<l . electrical generaling cnpucity · · ... to keep America. ~he land of opportunity, OH If P'fl~ltffli, ;lltUif try ; " 1!h HwloelJ. . Manufacturer's Suggested Price ALUMINUM FOLDING hearing ' ' $3 ,99 William S. Diles ~ Diles Hearine Aid Center ' Riverside Professional Bid&. • 444 W. Union St., Athens · ; ·· • .' 4 plastic Darts · 2 orange target rings ·s4.29 .Value • I 2.50 VAlUE ' .1 _$177 •239 LAWN DART GAME 59UZ38· ·, Value KENT PJIONE: 1 oz. ' .Large colorful bags. •re " perfect for the beach, shopping, knitting. (~~. 'In . , , W;itt, , . or ,hone ' for your FREE COPY . ' . 29~ MERTHIOLATE ~Value TABLE TOP HIBAafl · IO"x20" cast iron double bibachi .is 7" high. Has· 4 cooking levels, 2 draft controls. wooden base & handles. chrome· plated grid. ' • . we lhlnk you' ll liM:tta til 'pdce I, rwl too 111~t~~h . • . $1 .99 Value "They Overcame Hearing Loss" ;,II environment. for better hou, ing. Occu uJc the POLAROID AND FOSTER. GRANT .Napkin holder • The. opportunity to work and to-ac hieve -a better quality of life is threatened by the· i~cre.asing problem of energy supply. The energy crisis that seemed so big and vag u ~.: and far away gets closer every day. Indu, try especially has become acutely tiwarc <>f c11crgy '(..'olumbln Ot•li i~ wnrki nij 10 help shortages. And every busi n~ss and indUHtry mlvt the cncray cri 5IS. There Is . 81111 (t lot noturnl llil:t lleep in America depends on an ample supply. ur · underground In Amcrlcu. energy to provide job opportunities fnr a work t'ulumbla iR test-f.l rilllny force that increases by over" mil li nnevery year. !O llcpth!l of nearl y four mllct for th li cl~n aull ft's ironic that the emphasis on-naLUral gus enertcy. '(hiJ mak~!l ttl6 co8 t M CXJ') I Of'illon '~truJ price regulati6n and demund s for immcdiutc ~IICoYtt)' more CkJ)eOIIVe , unci far-ranging environmental control• on .Ulil ,·wl ,trn }'Ou Cl)n, ldcr lhc delivery dampen the very hope for a dcuner blltrnittlve. ur llljll crrettY. $109 _ 4 PIECE · TABLEMATES SU~SS STORIES Historically, .America has been "lhc land o f op,ponunity". But "opportunity" is ~coming a threatened ~ pccics. 2 oz. -~-- On the outing were Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wogan, Pickerington, Mr, arid Mrs. Max Bolen and Rickey, Mr . and Mrs. Gary Dixon, Jeff and Kary, Reynoldsburg; Anthony Pllllllps, Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolen, Mr, and Mrs. Junior Wogan, ·Mr. and Mrs. Rlcllard Brock, ColiDII· bus; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bolen ·and John, Londonderry; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson and Steve, and Mr. and Mrs. Stout, Pomeroy. / *21t7 1.59 VALUE 1 ALABASTER ·Man's .Cave. Let's keep America the land of opportunity. QT LOTION SAVER KIT PPcket SAVER Kit ·•319 47~ PRINGLES COPPERTONE- SMILE . h·o me today! . ~· .. with a ' t KOOLY CUPS COPPERTONE • • '• . -- PEPSI COLA .' ,... enJoys I' to - 4™ Family M.IA DAII • Gilligan • receives threatening postcard Goo UN PH. 992-2635 solutions to most of ou r .other ""lional problems d~JX:nd on h.av ing sulliclcnt cnur¥y to solve them. . no d.,..-ous druga lftCI will not milk• you nervouL No ltrwnuous arrested ~~ the market, which was part of July 4 festivities. Investigators said that Mrs. Griffiths was shot to death last Friday after her husband and wid daughter were killed near their ranch. She ellrlier had been forced to cash two .checks totaling $5,:!SO at a bank' and a grocery store. truck along the edge highway. Deputi.. from three counties staked out the Tru<kee area, near the Nevada border, most of uie day . · They did not say how they learned Card would be in town. The W).p<lund former high ~chool Iootball tackle was , Kay l>klUm, J4 , and her children, Wesley, 13, and Debbie, 12. w~re kidnaped !sst S.turdBy from . their ranch near Willows. 'lll'ey told police il!'ey were trealed well as lhey traveled with lheir abductor to Utah and Nevada, spendlOIJ ihe nights in molela or lu a c_amper pickup Indiana police said they had contacted authorities in Cleveland. It was reported at South Bend, Ind., earlier Wednesday that a 48-year~ld former men- · tal patient from the Cleveland area was sought in Indiana and tJeveland:for sending similar carda Ill aU 50 governors. Cleveland pollee Wednesday .night llllld the s11Sp0(1 was believed to he"at an out-ol-<!tale men!'~! hospital. FLOWERS REUTER-BROGAN • . ..... \ Gayer ... • Is Your Business •' • '' . '•• • up to N. Ireland •' S.cramento Valley town eight days a~o . _ f.arlier, a widOw and her two children, who allegedly hud been held 1tostage by Card, freed them... lves after being .traired to a tree at a campsite. in the Sierra !oothills near · Colusa, Calif.; 5D miles north o! Sacramento. . of Ute • Lewis released Britain lea Suspected killer nabbed near Nevada bOrder ~. Doug · Ias · ord. ers · Harris. The station turned over a copy of tlie tape to the FBI, but withheld the original, which · authorities said they needed w check for fingerprints and to try to trace where it came from . Lewis argued that giving up the tape would turn KPFK into an arm _of law enforcement; endangering the free now of infonnation from persons who would no, longer trust the station . ' The O.Uy Senllnol, Mlddloport-Pomeroy,Q,, f'riday, July ; , 1974 TJIUCKE:E, Calif. (UPJ) - tured withoul a strUf(~le . He John W, Card, tuapocted of wu anned wJth a .45-<!aliber kllllnl three persona and pistol and was carrying more ldc!Nplng 11.-ee other$, was than ~.000 In cash, they .. !d. IITe8led Thuraday by FBI A .30-<:aUher hunUng rlfie Alent. llaklng out a hoUday was lo101d in his car, they said. Ilea nwitet. · Card, 26, of Willows, was · A&enta Nld Card, a burly 6- suspected of killing veterinutifllf!l-2 .woodcutter, was cap. an C.B. Griffiths, hls wife and teeN&ed daQ8hter it! that them upset." ,_ • . · 1 their laying chickens if they about authorizing use of .oper~te fiocks of 50,000.• or reCycled waste. · more. ,A department report . "''While the conunittee can- said waste from laying not judge the scientific chickens can also be dried and question as to whether or not fed to dairy and beef catue, ·as this new product should be approved 'for use, it does' ~~.::.sle from broiler . believe the FDA has been Dried waste from laying unduly tardy in delennlning hens is produced by a heat Junior High and what action should he taken," process which destroys harmthe report said. • . ful bacteria and leaves a' ''Therefore, theccommittee granulated Senior High product directs the FDA to expedite Odorless, light brown in color consideration of this request, and resembling soybean meal. . a~ Encouraged and to either approve or Waste from broiler chickens, a LOS ANGELES (UP! ) disapprove the application so mixture of litter and manure, Radio statioo manager Will but Classes the industry will know-where it can either be dried or put into Lewis, jailed for refusing to stands," the panel added. an airtight silo where natural give the FBI the original of a Are Open To All. Recent technical studies by chemical action converts It Into tape recording by Patricia the . AgricultUre Department, a sweet·SI)lelling, palatable Hearst, has been ordered Instructor: . · meanwhile, have indicated feedccontaining about 28 per released from federal prison Mrs. f!'lorence that egg producers can cent protein. by Supreme Court Justice Richards profitably recycle waste from William 0. Dooglas. ... Douglas Wednesday ruled ·that "substantial First Amendment claims" had been rai8ed on Lewis' behalf, enough to of our priority items" and a justify his release on his own ~,J . decision is expected SOOn. recognizance. At the fede~al ' -""-' One reason for the forecast of correctional institution on Ter• early action-is a recent prod ·tMr ..· minal Island here, officials from the House Appropriations saill"they were waiting for a "Written or<ter that would set Conunittee, whichhad chsrged 1- - -...- - - - - . report the FDA taken Infar.a By jOSEPH W. GRIGG reached, the troubles in North· Lewis free . The order was WNDON (UP!) - Brita,in ern Ireland will not only expected· to come today. hss told ,Northern Ireland to remain but could intensify. No Lewis, the 42-year·old general manager of station come up with its own plan for one will he able to turn this e,nding _the province's political defeat into a victory. 'lllat is KPFK, was jailed for contempt unrest and finding a solution to reality.'' by U.S. J?islriclCourt Judge A. nearly five years of religious The British government Andrew Hank June 19, after he "' strife. reimposed direct rule on refused w surrender the tape Adequate~ Protected? In an official white paper, the Northern Ireland May 29 alter or answer grand jury govenunent Thursdsy ordered the collapse of the province's questions. Are you wast ing money with The recording, found in a elections for a new Northern moderate governing "ex~ many commercial policies, when rubbish Ireland COnstitutional convenecutive," which shared power area behind the station you cou ld have ONE .at LESS COST.. ~e us for all your com. tiori ,_'llle paper said the 78- between the majodty Protest- June 7, contained messages ' merc;lal .oi" business needs . member convention should ants and minority Roman from Miss Hearst and Symblonese · Liberation Army draw up a formula for Catholics. governing the violence-torn The executive fell after members William and Emily WE SPECIALIZE IN province, ·· militant Protestants paralyzed BUSINESS PACKAGES "If the Northern Ireland the province with a 15-day Happv Birthday conununity can reach a broad general strike protesting plans . . consensus of agreement, any to establish a Council of one of a number of possible Ireland between leaders in INSURANCE SERVICES patterns of govenunent might Belfast arid the Irish Republic. "A . gift that always , Lar-ry Brogan- Edna Sh~nleb­ well be workable," the white Tliewhitepaper,astatement appropriate" Gerald Reuter paper said. of ·policy, said direct rule ''A .Iways Ap101 Sycamore "But If agreement is not cannot last Indefinitely and the preciated". PHONE 992-SIJO convention would give ail Ulster's political groups a chance to . discuss possible EnglandJim (UPI) - alternatives. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : U.S. sculls chsmpioo s9 N. second st. Dietz Middleport of New York scored an easy first day victory .Thursday to • start a-new bid to achieve his big ambition - the individual title at the. Royal Henley ·Regatta, blue ribbon event of intirnatiooal rowing . Dietz, of the New York There is Athletic ciub, defeated Keith Gee of England and was going no finer away at the finish. line in their diamond · first round match of the Diamond Sculls. Dietz was timed at 9 minutes 11 ~e.conds · on Henley's Perfect clarity, fine twisting, tree-lined 1-mile 55Dwhite color and precise yard course on the ' Thsmes 1 cut distinguish Keepsake River. He qualified to meet his diamond rings, famous for archrivai in Friday's second quality, beauty-and round, Philadelphia-based styling. Keepsake' ·Irishman Sean Drea, the defending titlist. ·. • permanently re11isters - c •lt i OCA your ring and assut~ :_ WI'O . .. INCI , MAN' S trade-in value.with · LA I"AR ISit ~N I Stan lotl1111 - · today •• money HeM. MONAb"EX II • tintt t..,let · protection against loss. DAYTIME · BEGINNERS SEWING QASSES '• of Mexican-Americans. . manageable/ ' Nelson said. :: i guy comes here, he feels he has gangs at San ~entin, the to be· Iough to liv_e up to ·the . Aryan Brolherhotd, the Black reputatloo of beinll a tough San Guerrilla Army, the Mexican Quentin. convict.'1 Mafia and tire Nuestro 'lllere are !bur major racial Familia, wh~ Is also made up ' hooks available to a convicted burglar. One described how io make a bomb and the other how to pick locks. During the first sl• months of By WESLEY G. PIPPERT "this year there have been 28 wASHING'I'ON (UP!) _ 'llle stabbings, four fatal, at the 122· case against John D. Ehrlichyear-<>ld San ~entin . man in the Ellsberg break-in Many of the violent incidents affair may hinge on the resulted from gang· warfare meaning of words like·"operaand diSputes Qver narcotics. <ltion_""effort" and "covert." Several times general lockups The conspiracy trial o! were ordered to slop the Ehrliclunan, once President · tr~~ble. , . Nixon's chief domestic adPr~n VIOl en~ has r1sen to viser, and three others enters the porn! that m the nut . ·_ decade, prisons will be un- •• ' oonunents. "We get the tougf>. est men in the system," he said. " We get the ooes other places couldn't handle. When a '. 1- PrisOns faltering i1! wake of Violence SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UP!) - Prison violence is escalating at sucll_ a rapid pace that penitentiaries wiU be unman- · ageable in 10 years, according to the retired worden o! San '~entin Pri$on. I.Jruis S. Nelson, who ended lU.'I long · penal · cat~ last month alter rising from guard to chi.ef of the state's toughest prison, blamed lawyers and judges for much o! the trouble . For e.ample, Nelson said in a recent interview, a jud8e on~-. ordered him to make.lwo . DO-IT, YOURSELF CAR WASH KIT ~1.3S Value gg~ · '. Cont•lns ! plastic wotor pall. wash min, scourer for whlttwllll and wlndshltlds, · lorao sponp, wiping or IM>lfshlna cloth. I �-- e:...111e DapySentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, D., Friday, July 5,1914 ' . . • .-; ..: •• • / ' • :: •, •• •• The current trend is toward .treaiment of less violent of. fenders in the comm un ity, he said, and this means that those sent to prison are the most difficult to manage. San Quentin ' adnlinistrator Bill Nyberg-1!1;hoed Nelson's • I . '• .• • • • ,I I • . •• '• • ' We Are Taking Applications For .• • •' • .• • '• •• • •• • • •' • • • • •• Convicted narcotics dealer Gardner Landley, 33, serving a IG-ycar-to-iife tenn, had t.hi.l theery aooutviolence : "(guess the main thing ia just frustraUon thst leads to violmoe. .Peopledoo't feel that they have anythln8 to look forward to and the least Uttle thlng can get .. ' Word meanings cOuld be k ey fia ct"or.s • zn .Ells berg pase its seventh day today with the prosecution apparently about to rest its case. Ehrliclunan is expected to take the witness stand next week. In testimony so far, Egil " Bud" Krogh Jr., and DavidR. Young Jr., former co-directors of the While House "plumbers" unit, hsve said Ehrliclunan initialed an Aug. II, 1971, memo they wrote which called for a "covert operation" to obtain records of. Beverly Hills, Calif., psychiatrist Lewis J. Fielding. Dr. Fielding then was treating Dan.iel Ellsberg, the rna who leaked the Pentgon Pa· Manure recycling approval nearing By BERNARD BRENNER UPI Farm Editor WASHINGTON (UP!)- 'llle Food and Drug Adn)inistration is only a few months .away from grantinll final approval for recycling ' dehydrated manure into foods for cattle and chickens, industry sources say, Spokesmen for the' National Broiler Council· predicted thst FDA officials may, before the end of July, publish proposed regulations allowing the use of dried poultrY and livestock waste as feed. Such a proposal would normally he followed by at least 60 days for public , comment before a final agency decision to put the regulations · into effect. FDA officials said they could not confirm that a proposed regulation will be issued for public comment before July ends. But a spokesman said the issue _of recycled waste is "one too loog to make up its mind is also charged with- four counts of lying to the FBI and the grand jury about the case. The prosecution charges that the defendants hoped to get information from Fielding which would could he. used to discredit Ellsherg, · E. Howard Hunt, a former CIA agent and already...ntenced Watergate conspirator, testified that after Fielding refused to give the FBI any· infonnation on Ellsherg and after a CIA "psychiatric pers. On Aug . 3o or Sept. I, 1911, Krogh said, he and Young called Ehrlichman at Cape Cod, Mass., and got a "go ahead" for the operation. Four dayslaler Fie~ding's office was broken into. Krogh said-that on an earlier occasion - Aug. 5 --he and Young had discussed Ellsherg With Ehrlichman. Associate Watergate prosecutor William H. Merrill asked whether the word "entry" was uSed. . profile" on ·Ellsberg. proved "I don't recall using the tenn disappointing, he recom' eht~r ' o.r entry_ , "' Krogh· mended a j'bag job'' or replted. "However, we u.se4 "surreptitious entry." terms like 'operation.''effort' HWJt was then a White HOuse and 'covert,' which embraced consultant. whst took place." Marine Commandant Robert It will he up to the jury to E. Cuslunan Jr., then CIA decide what the words meant. deputy director testified Ehrlichman. G. Gordon Wednesdsy that Ehrliclunan Liddy, _Bernard L. Barker and called him July 7, 1911, to ask Eugemo Martmez are accused . that the agency give Hunt of conspiring to violate Fie!- "carte blanche ... in the way of ding's civil rights. Ehrliclunan assistance." WINS TRUCK RACINE - Robert Fllbw, Raclne, wu tbe ~ It • ~ truck .mtch · wu ~~away over The Fourth b7 1111 Racine Fire dept. Many 'cof\•lcta blame California's 1ndeterminate . Thomas Edison used bam· sentence system for tell!llon ' hoo for filaments in his ear1y incandescent light_,bulbo. among inmates. . 'llley feel that the California Adult Authority board acts capriciously in deciding on · parole dates under the system and keeps c;onvicts in do* about their status. CREMEANS CONCRETE READY. MIX (UP!) - it- CINCINNATI CJn. cinnati Thursday recalled pitcher. Tom Carroll from Indianapolis of the American Associatioo, the Reds' triple A farm club. He had compiled an 3-4 record this season. To make room for him on the roster, the · Reds optioned catcher Hal King to Indianapolis. thru Saturday •' Also Evening Delively : '• 446-11421 .·' POLIS. 0 .. .. '•' '•' .. .... ' '• ' '• ..• ' '• •• •• • •• • •• • • • • ~, HENLEY, RED ROSE • DOG FOOD • • '' • . ' • • •• ' Dildlejs Florist ' Red Rose ()og Meal, . rrnr · Available in 25 & 50 lb: Bags Red Rose I 'LOSE UGLY FAT .nd •v to tek•. MONADEX· will help· curb your dellrt for food. £ot .__.....,. ' -· Comolno "c.. 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QT LOTION SAVER KIT PPcket SAVER Kit ·•319 47~ PRINGLES COPPERTONE- SMILE . h·o me today! . ~· .. with a ' t KOOLY CUPS COPPERTONE • • '• . -- PEPSI COLA .' ,... enJoys I' to - 4™ Family M.IA DAII • Gilligan • receives threatening postcard Goo UN PH. 992-2635 solutions to most of ou r .other ""lional problems d~JX:nd on h.av ing sulliclcnt cnur¥y to solve them. . no d.,..-ous druga lftCI will not milk• you nervouL No ltrwnuous arrested ~~ the market, which was part of July 4 festivities. Investigators said that Mrs. Griffiths was shot to death last Friday after her husband and wid daughter were killed near their ranch. She ellrlier had been forced to cash two .checks totaling $5,:!SO at a bank' and a grocery store. truck along the edge highway. Deputi.. from three counties staked out the Tru<kee area, near the Nevada border, most of uie day . · They did not say how they learned Card would be in town. The W).p<lund former high ~chool Iootball tackle was , Kay l>klUm, J4 , and her children, Wesley, 13, and Debbie, 12. w~re kidnaped !sst S.turdBy from . their ranch near Willows. 'lll'ey told police il!'ey were trealed well as lhey traveled with lheir abductor to Utah and Nevada, spendlOIJ ihe nights in molela or lu a c_amper pickup Indiana police said they had contacted authorities in Cleveland. It was reported at South Bend, Ind., earlier Wednesday that a 48-year~ld former men- · tal patient from the Cleveland area was sought in Indiana and tJeveland:for sending similar carda Ill aU 50 governors. Cleveland pollee Wednesday .night llllld the s11Sp0(1 was believed to he"at an out-ol-<!tale men!'~! hospital. FLOWERS REUTER-BROGAN • . ..... \ Gayer ... • Is Your Business •' • '' . '•• • up to N. Ireland •' S.cramento Valley town eight days a~o . _ f.arlier, a widOw and her two children, who allegedly hud been held 1tostage by Card, freed them... lves after being .traired to a tree at a campsite. in the Sierra !oothills near · Colusa, Calif.; 5D miles north o! Sacramento. . of Ute • Lewis released Britain lea Suspected killer nabbed near Nevada bOrder ~. Doug · Ias · ord. ers · Harris. The station turned over a copy of tlie tape to the FBI, but withheld the original, which · authorities said they needed w check for fingerprints and to try to trace where it came from . Lewis argued that giving up the tape would turn KPFK into an arm _of law enforcement; endangering the free now of infonnation from persons who would no, longer trust the station . ' The O.Uy Senllnol, Mlddloport-Pomeroy,Q,, f'riday, July ; , 1974 TJIUCKE:E, Calif. (UPJ) - tured withoul a strUf(~le . He John W, Card, tuapocted of wu anned wJth a .45-<!aliber kllllnl three persona and pistol and was carrying more ldc!Nplng 11.-ee other$, was than ~.000 In cash, they .. !d. IITe8led Thuraday by FBI A .30-<:aUher hunUng rlfie Alent. llaklng out a hoUday was lo101d in his car, they said. Ilea nwitet. · Card, 26, of Willows, was · A&enta Nld Card, a burly 6- suspected of killing veterinutifllf!l-2 .woodcutter, was cap. an C.B. Griffiths, hls wife and teeN&ed daQ8hter it! that them upset." ,_ • . · 1 their laying chickens if they about authorizing use of .oper~te fiocks of 50,000.• or reCycled waste. · more. ,A department report . "''While the conunittee can- said waste from laying not judge the scientific chickens can also be dried and question as to whether or not fed to dairy and beef catue, ·as this new product should be approved 'for use, it does' ~~.::.sle from broiler . believe the FDA has been Dried waste from laying unduly tardy in delennlning hens is produced by a heat Junior High and what action should he taken," process which destroys harmthe report said. • . ful bacteria and leaves a' ''Therefore, theccommittee granulated Senior High product directs the FDA to expedite Odorless, light brown in color consideration of this request, and resembling soybean meal. . a~ Encouraged and to either approve or Waste from broiler chickens, a LOS ANGELES (UP! ) disapprove the application so mixture of litter and manure, Radio statioo manager Will but Classes the industry will know-where it can either be dried or put into Lewis, jailed for refusing to stands," the panel added. an airtight silo where natural give the FBI the original of a Are Open To All. Recent technical studies by chemical action converts It Into tape recording by Patricia the . AgricultUre Department, a sweet·SI)lelling, palatable Hearst, has been ordered Instructor: . · meanwhile, have indicated feedccontaining about 28 per released from federal prison Mrs. f!'lorence that egg producers can cent protein. by Supreme Court Justice Richards profitably recycle waste from William 0. Dooglas. ... Douglas Wednesday ruled ·that "substantial First Amendment claims" had been rai8ed on Lewis' behalf, enough to of our priority items" and a justify his release on his own ~,J . decision is expected SOOn. recognizance. At the fede~al ' -""-' One reason for the forecast of correctional institution on Ter• early action-is a recent prod ·tMr ..· minal Island here, officials from the House Appropriations saill"they were waiting for a "Written or<ter that would set Conunittee, whichhad chsrged 1- - -...- - - - - . report the FDA taken Infar.a By jOSEPH W. GRIGG reached, the troubles in North· Lewis free . The order was WNDON (UP!) - Brita,in ern Ireland will not only expected· to come today. hss told ,Northern Ireland to remain but could intensify. No Lewis, the 42-year·old general manager of station come up with its own plan for one will he able to turn this e,nding _the province's political defeat into a victory. 'lllat is KPFK, was jailed for contempt unrest and finding a solution to reality.'' by U.S. J?islriclCourt Judge A. nearly five years of religious The British government Andrew Hank June 19, after he "' strife. reimposed direct rule on refused w surrender the tape Adequate~ Protected? In an official white paper, the Northern Ireland May 29 alter or answer grand jury govenunent Thursdsy ordered the collapse of the province's questions. Are you wast ing money with The recording, found in a elections for a new Northern moderate governing "ex~ many commercial policies, when rubbish Ireland COnstitutional convenecutive," which shared power area behind the station you cou ld have ONE .at LESS COST.. ~e us for all your com. tiori ,_'llle paper said the 78- between the majodty Protest- June 7, contained messages ' merc;lal .oi" business needs . member convention should ants and minority Roman from Miss Hearst and Symblonese · Liberation Army draw up a formula for Catholics. governing the violence-torn The executive fell after members William and Emily WE SPECIALIZE IN province, ·· militant Protestants paralyzed BUSINESS PACKAGES "If the Northern Ireland the province with a 15-day Happv Birthday conununity can reach a broad general strike protesting plans . . consensus of agreement, any to establish a Council of one of a number of possible Ireland between leaders in INSURANCE SERVICES patterns of govenunent might Belfast arid the Irish Republic. "A . gift that always , Lar-ry Brogan- Edna Sh~nleb­ well be workable," the white Tliewhitepaper,astatement appropriate" Gerald Reuter paper said. of ·policy, said direct rule ''A .Iways Ap101 Sycamore "But If agreement is not cannot last Indefinitely and the preciated". PHONE 992-SIJO convention would give ail Ulster's political groups a chance to . discuss possible EnglandJim (UPI) - alternatives. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : U.S. sculls chsmpioo s9 N. second st. Dietz Middleport of New York scored an easy first day victory .Thursday to • start a-new bid to achieve his big ambition - the individual title at the. Royal Henley ·Regatta, blue ribbon event of intirnatiooal rowing . Dietz, of the New York There is Athletic ciub, defeated Keith Gee of England and was going no finer away at the finish. line in their diamond · first round match of the Diamond Sculls. Dietz was timed at 9 minutes 11 ~e.conds · on Henley's Perfect clarity, fine twisting, tree-lined 1-mile 55Dwhite color and precise yard course on the ' Thsmes 1 cut distinguish Keepsake River. He qualified to meet his diamond rings, famous for archrivai in Friday's second quality, beauty-and round, Philadelphia-based styling. Keepsake' ·Irishman Sean Drea, the defending titlist. ·. • permanently re11isters - c •lt i OCA your ring and assut~ :_ WI'O . .. INCI , MAN' S trade-in value.with · LA I"AR ISit ~N I Stan lotl1111 - · today •• money HeM. MONAb"EX II • tintt t..,let · protection against loss. DAYTIME · BEGINNERS SEWING QASSES '• of Mexican-Americans. . manageable/ ' Nelson said. :: i guy comes here, he feels he has gangs at San ~entin, the to be· Iough to liv_e up to ·the . Aryan Brolherhotd, the Black reputatloo of beinll a tough San Guerrilla Army, the Mexican Quentin. convict.'1 Mafia and tire Nuestro 'lllere are !bur major racial Familia, wh~ Is also made up ' hooks available to a convicted burglar. One described how io make a bomb and the other how to pick locks. During the first sl• months of By WESLEY G. PIPPERT "this year there have been 28 wASHING'I'ON (UP!) _ 'llle stabbings, four fatal, at the 122· case against John D. Ehrlichyear-<>ld San ~entin . man in the Ellsberg break-in Many of the violent incidents affair may hinge on the resulted from gang· warfare meaning of words like·"operaand diSputes Qver narcotics. <ltion_""effort" and "covert." Several times general lockups The conspiracy trial o! were ordered to slop the Ehrliclunan, once President · tr~~ble. , . Nixon's chief domestic adPr~n VIOl en~ has r1sen to viser, and three others enters the porn! that m the nut . ·_ decade, prisons will be un- •• ' oonunents. "We get the tougf>. est men in the system," he said. " We get the ooes other places couldn't handle. When a '. 1- PrisOns faltering i1! wake of Violence SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UP!) - Prison violence is escalating at sucll_ a rapid pace that penitentiaries wiU be unman- · ageable in 10 years, according to the retired worden o! San '~entin Pri$on. I.Jruis S. Nelson, who ended lU.'I long · penal · cat~ last month alter rising from guard to chi.ef of the state's toughest prison, blamed lawyers and judges for much o! the trouble . For e.ample, Nelson said in a recent interview, a jud8e on~-. ordered him to make.lwo . DO-IT, YOURSELF CAR WASH KIT ~1.3S Value gg~ · '. Cont•lns ! plastic wotor pall. wash min, scourer for whlttwllll and wlndshltlds, · lorao sponp, wiping or IM>lfshlna cloth. I �• rtlll<'l, MlddleJll)r<·P•merov. 0., Friday, July 5,1974 SEVENTH -' DAV AO · nesdl';'. l' : JO p.m _, U M W , 7,30 pm . VI!NTIST Locate-d On t lrst Wtdn<rSdly , 1: 30 p m MT. UNION BAPTIST Mulbtrr-v He'lghU , near WESLEYAN ( Rac lnt) ·~ev _ Cecil Cox . p•stor. Sunday Ye:ter.-ns Memorial H6topltal. Sunday SCI'IOOI , IQ a. m ; School supt .. Joe Savrt Pomeroy . PU1or Ht-rbtrt • worstl lp , 11 a. m : Bible study , Sund ay scho-ol, t ; AS a .m .; Morg•n. Sabbat!"l School. every Thursday , 7 p . m .; choir Sunday e~ening worthl p, 1: 30. Saturday.- 2 p.m . a n~ worsh i p practice, Tflursday , 8 p .m .; Wedl"'ttdly praver and 8 1ble &ervlce following a.t 1 : 1$ p .m . fellow ship supper , f l rsl study , 7: )0 p .m . OJ)tn Bi ble discuss ion e-ech Wednesday. 6: 30p .m .; U.M .W . TUPPEft$ PL.AINI ~· Thutsday at 7 ~ 30 p .m . at the POMEROY fourth Monday. B p .m , CHRISTIAN CHURCH 5~C::A:EO HEART A:tv . churct~ . ..The Friendly POMER OY 'tltiNITY Euoene Underwood, ll.Utor; athe r J ohn Nadum Church ." •t.·v. w H p~,ln, p astor Ro) pF asto GRI;AT BEND - WorShip II Howard Caldw•ll , Jr.1 Sunei&V r Pt\ont992 -1125. GRAHAM ONITIEO M•ye-r . Sunaav schOOl suot _ .Sa! urda a.m .• 2nct and 4th Sundays ~ School Sup t .; Sunday School, y even in9 Man, 7: 30 • MET"ODUT P'reach l llg "t:hvrch SCtlool. " IS a f1"' Church School. 10 a .m . 9: )0 a.m .; Morn ing Sermon , p m. Sund a y Man. , 8 end 10 worttt tp ser ICf' 10 H a m a m Confessions , Saturd•y. 7- 9: 30 e.rri .• flrsr - and second " LETART FALLS -. Worship, 10 : 30 a.m .; Sunday evtnlng Sundays of each month ; third You1h cho ir r • heuu t \o, lOa .m .; Church school . 9a . m .; servlc•. 7 p . m . • 1 JO P m and fourth Sundays each dly. 1: 30 p m under ch't>CftM LETART FALLS UNITED Bible study , 7: 30 p .m . every ..,. OMEROY FtRST BAP month. wonh l p serv ice at 7: 30 of Mary .Sk inner u·rHOr cl'locr Tuesdav . BRETHREN - Rev . F r<reland TIST - Rob ert ·K ; hn , pastor ; p .m . Wedntsdo6y even ings a! reneersa l . 1 30 p m T;, ursda Y Wtlli MORNING STAR - Worst,ip Norris. putor ; Floyd Norr is., .._ l!ln1 Watson . Sunday schoal _}' : 30, Prayer and Bible- St4dy . With Mr$ P •vl Neen. ? : 30 a .m .; Church School 10 : 30 supt. Sunday school . 9: l0 a.m .; .!.vpt ~unday s ·"'h>OI , 9 : 30 a .m .; director . .a . m .; M id · Week Service • . morl'\ing $ermon .· 10: 30 a.m .; 8 YF, ·6. p m ., B ible . study . F.UUT SO.UTHEAN -BAP . - POMi!hpy CH U .CH Of We.(lnt:s.D~y . 7 _p ·..m. ; · cholt'. trsr - 182 ·Mu-lbttrr.,. Ave .• We-dnesday , B p .m , .Praver sen,·Jn. · Wednesd~y . MO.RSE CHAPEl -· Wor· ~ 7 : 30p . m . . THE H-AZAR: ENE ~ Corner p ract ice , WedneSday , 8: 30p .m . Pomeroy . affiliated with Ship 11 a . m .; 1st and 3rd CHESHIRE CHURCH OF VnfOn an:d M ulbf'rrv Rev POMEROY WESLEYAN S . B.C .. the Rtv . Fred H ill, Sundays : Chu r ch School . 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G . P . Clyde V , Henderson pa nor H 0 L I N Ei S S C H U A: C H pastor ; Tr'O'r- Zwilling . Su ndar Sunday sc.hool , 9 30 a m~. Glen a .m . Smith , pastor . Sunday School, HMri SOnv l lle , Rev . O'Dell SChoal SLtpt , Sunday SChOO , POBT"-ANO - Worsh ip 7 : 30 10 a . m .: Arthur Henson. Supt .; M cCiu11g , SUflf . mornin g M an ley, Pastor ; Henry Eblin , .... 9: 30a .m .; morning worsh.lp , p.m .,· Church School 9; 30 a .m . Morn ing Wor sh ip, ll a .m .; worJh lp , lO ·J O 1!1 rn. ev en ing · Sun d ay Sc hoo l Supt . Sun dav 10 : 30 : Sv ndav evanoells t lc SUTTON - Worship, 11 a . m . Young Pe-ople 's service, 7 service. 7 : 30 ; mid -week ser Sch ool 9: 30 - a .m .: Evenlo~ meet ing , 1: 30 p.m . Prayer 2nd and 4th ·Sundays ; Churc h p .m .; Evening sen.dct, 7: 30 vice, Wed nesda y. 7· Jo p m wor~h i p 7: 3~ p.m .: Praver and meeting , Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . School 10 a .m . p . m . Wednesday Mid -Week GRACE Et" fSCOP Al - The • Pra-se serv 1ce. Thursday, 7:30 Rev . . Hero ld Dee th , rector .. p .m . NORTHEAS T CLUSTER Prayer Service , 7 : 30 p .m .; Churc h se-rv ice-s . ·10 :30 a .m .; Rev . Robert Meece Youth1 meeting, 6: 30 p .m .: SYRAC USE FIR{T MIDDLEPORT E Holy comm un ion fJr st Sunda y MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Re~ . St~nlev lratndum ve-n n; wors h i1p , 1 : 30 p .m . CHURCH OF GOD -.- Rev . JOPPA - worsh i p 10 a .m .: CHESTER CHURCH OF Of month ; ch u r <"t schoo.l , 10 :30 George O i ler , pastor . Sunday Corner Fourth and Mt ln , Church School 9 a.m .; Prayer THE NAZARENE Rev . l .m . for nurser- v throuqh 12. school. 9: 45 a . m .; morning Middleport. Rev . Henry Key , Meeting, Wednesday , B p . m . Herbert Grate, pastor . Wor POMERO Y CHURC H OF preaching , 11 a . m .; Jr . • pastor . Sunda'f School , 9: 30 LONG BOTTOM _ Church ship ser vice, 11 a .m . and 7:30 CHR 1ST - F t>rrell GronInger , evangelis t i< service, 7:30p .m . a. m . ; Mrs. Er~ln Baumgard - services , 9 a. m .; SundBy p. m . Sunday . SundJy ScllOol , Pastor . B ible school , 9· JO a .m .; Prayer meet i ng , Thursday. ner Sc hool 9 : 45 a .m . Bi b le Stud v 9: 30 a .m . Ric hard Barton , · worsh ip , 10 : 30 a.m .; atlult 7·: 3o p .m. 10 , Supt.; Morn ing -worship , WITNESSES _ Thursday, 7: 30p .m . 'upt. Pra yer me@tlng , Wed· worSh ip serv fc@ And vcu ng NORTH BETiiEL Wor- · nesday , 7: 30 p ,m . · . · people 's meet ln9 , 7: 30 p .m . P OMEROY WESTSIDE Larry . Carnahan , presid i ng sh.ip 11 a. m . , · Church Sc hoo l 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF Combined Bible study and CHURCH OF CH'RIST , 200 W. m i nister. Sunda v , Bible 'tee a.m . CHRIST Clifford Smi th , fra yer meeting , Wednesday , Main St . - Loren T. Stephens , t1,1re. 9 : 30 a.m .; Watchtower ALFRED _ Sunday school , min l. s ter . Sundav School 9 : 30 : Jo p .m . , evangelist. phone 99'1 -1856 . study , ·10 : 30 a.m .; Tue"saay , J 1 h h 10 30 THE SALVA TI ON ARMY Bib/ 9 : 45 a . m . each Su nday ; a.m . : morn ng c urc : Conse rv .otlv e , non . e study , 7: 30p .m . ; Thurs . preaching at ·11 a .m . each a . m . ~ sunday evening service. En vov- R-ay W . Win ing , offlcer l nstrum E-nta·L Sunday worship , , l m i nlstry sc ho ol , 7: 30 Sunday . Prayer meet ing , 7: 45 7:30 p . m . Wednesday,serv lce, B In (: ha rg&. Sunday , 10 a .m .,· 10 a.m .; Bible study, ll a .m . ; -day p .m .; service meeting 8: 30 w d w scs p m Holines s meeting ; 10 : 30 a .m ., worship , 6 p ,m . Wednesday Sunday School. Young People 's Bible study , 7 p .m . CHURCH of ea ch ' LAUREL CLIFF Legion . 7 p .m .; Thursda'J' , l to 3 MIDWAY COMMUNITY REEDSVILLE Su nday METHODIST - Rev . Rober! Christ In Christl y . pastor Union- ; · school, 9 : 30 ; preaching , 7: JO •. E . Bv c kc:ley . pastor ; Lloyd p.m ., Led les Home Lea9J:!e ; 7 CHURCH ( non Lawre.nce M'cmlev -. ·p . m ., ~rep classes . denom Ina t iona I l , t- angsvll le - Mrs . Russell YOung , Sunday f .m . Sunday ; prayer meet ing. Wr ight, ..,unday school supt. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Oexter Road , the Rev , Worley Schoo l Supt. sunday School : 30p .m . Tuesday ; WSCS,7 : 30 Su nday schooL 9 : 30a .m .; Corrler Seccnd and sycamore Ha ley. pastor . Sunday schoo l, 9: 30 a .m . Evening worship , first Thursday eactl month . morning worshi p , 10: 30 a .m .; 1 10 a .m .; evening worship, 7: 30 Sts.. Po meroy, the Rev . SILVER RIDGE - Wors hip evening worship , 7: 30 . p .m . ; 30 . Wednesda,y pr-ayer 10 a .m . : Church School. 9 a.m .• ~ednesday Ch r is tian Youth ~ p .m . Praye r meeting , William Middlewo rth , pastor . meeting , 7:30p .mCHURCH . TUPPERS PLAINS - -c ru sade, T 6 : JO p . m . Choir Tues~ay , 7 :30 p . m .; . youth Sunda y SchooL 9 : 30 a . m ., MT. MORIAH OF cnurch serv fces 10 : 30 a.m. group , F rid_ay , 7: 3Q.J?.: m . GOD _ Racine Route 2 , the Worsh i p 9 a .m . ; Church pract ice, h ursdav , 7 p . m . You don't have to be ~•square" to go to c:;: hurch. The Rev . James M . Mun c y , pastor . Sc hool. 10 a .m . s KENO CHURCH OF DEXtER CHURCH OF Image of dour individuals with •!holier-than-thou•~ attitudes . Unday school , 9 : 45 a . m .; CHRIST - George FrederiCk, CHRIST Tim R us sell , morn lng worsh lp, 11 a.m . .- · is as old fash ioned today as people dancing the minuet evening worship , 7: 30 p .m . supt , ervlce weekly , 9 :30 a ~m . m i nister . N.orman C . Wi·ll. Prayer meeting, T-uesday , 7 : 30 on Sunday . Preachin g f i r st and Su nday sc hool supt .; Sunday Take the Adamses, for example. They aren't youngsters, th lr d Su nday s of month by Y schooL 9: 30 a.m .; worsh ip v ·m .; oung people ' s meeting , Cli fford Smith , 9: 30a . m . to be sure, but they are very much in step with the ti~es, service, 10 : 30 a . m .; B i b l e HOBSON CHRISTIAN : 30_p .m . Thursday . study, Wednesday , 7:30 p .m . RUTL.AND CHURCH OF U ON D D and their home is a haven for teenagers. Mr. Adams IS .a GOD _ Bertha Ki ngrey , Nl arrell . ·. oddrlll , subst i tute . pastor . su"day pastor . Suriday School , · 9: 30 · l~wyer, who works with kids who have been in trouble. Mrs. REORGANIZED CHURCH '' a .m ., Leonard Gilmore. f irst Of JESUS CH~IST Of SchOOl. 10 a . m .; worship ··· elder ,· evening service , 7:30 Adam s is on the local schoo l committee and also helps the LATTER DAY SAINTS service , 7p .m . Sunday . Prayer p.m . Wednesday prayer Girl Scouts. meeting, Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . 30 Portland . Rae ine Road . HAZEL COMMUNITY meeting , 7 : p .m . William Roush , pastor . Denn y The Adam ses like to walk to church each Sunday and MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF CH Su nday Sc hoo r · URCH - Near Long Bot - - GOO - Rac ine Route 2. The . E~ans , Director . Sun day Sc hool. 9 : 30 to discuss the sermon on the ·way home. Th eir min ister is tom . Estll Hart, pastor ; Roy . Rev . Charles Hand . pastor . a .m .; Morning worsh ip , IO : JO Brown , ass i stant pastor . "with it 11 too-he strives to counsel 1lJ:s; parishoners on the Sundavschool·, 1oa .m .; Church Sunday scho ol, 9 : -45 a . m .; a .m . ; Sunday evening serv ice 7 7 : 30 p.m . each Sunday morn i ng wors~ i p , 11 a . m . p.m . Wedne.sday even i ng · di lemmas that confront Christians today. Sa•pturcs .Selectrd evening ; prayer meeting , 7 : 30 Evening services , 'ruesday and prayer services , 7:30p .m . --· --··-·The P,damses, the ir minister, their ch urc h-a ll a part p .m . Tbursday . • Friday , 7: 30. B ~ The Americ;.n . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST : MIDDLEPORT -PEN BEARWALLOW RIOGE 1 of today, Rev . Ea rl Shu le r , pastor . Bible Soc:lety TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., the CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bi ble Worship service. 9: 30 . a .m . Are you? Rev . William Knittel. pastor . Study , 9: 30 a.m .; morn ing Sunday; Sunday SchOol, 10 ~ 30 Ronald Du9an . sunday School worsh i p, . 10 : 30 a.m . ; evening Copyright 1974 Kei!ter Advert isi ng Se Ni(;e, Inc., Slr~sbu rg. V!rHinlll a .m . ,Bibl e st udy and prayer Supt. Classes · tor' ai l ' ages ; worsh ip, 6 : 30p .m . Wednesday service, 7:30 p .m . Thursday . evening service, 7: JO p.m .; Bible St udy, 7 : 30p .m . Tu esday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Bib · MT. OLIVE CHURCH Roa~cr: --runday Long Bottom , Sunday Schoo l , Kingsbury /e study, Wednesday , 7: 30 1 Corinthians 1 Corinthians J.uke Psal ms I ·Corinthians p igott, School. 9: 30a .m .• Ra lph Ca rl , J).m. ; youth , servIces, Fr ida y , 1o a.mE. with 1·Willard 9:16·23 ' 15:1·11 5:1-11 119:17·34 2:6·10 7: 30p .m . . · 1 supt . Worsh ip se rv ice , 10 : 30 FREEWILL BAPTIST _ supt. vange 1st c message a.m . and 7:30p .m . alternately . Corner Ash and Plum. Mid each Sunday ·evening , 7:JOp . m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , dleport ; Noel Herrman , by Elder Ru ssell Cline , 7:30 p . m . Rev . J ay St i les , pastor . 'Sat urday evening minister of the Apostolic Faith . pastor . service, 7 p .m . Sunday school Bible Study , Wednesday, 7: 30 Wii h l he hope it will. in some measure, fost er 'a nd ,help sustain that 10 a . m .; Su nda y evening P - ~i'IYEASVILLE COM · which Is good i ~ily and community life, this feature is sponsored by OLD DEXTER CON worsh i p.!. 7 p .m . MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCt-1 the business f i rms and organizations whose names appear below. MIDDLEPORT FIRST, schoolservlc e, 10a .m .; Praver Mrs . Wor l ey Francis . Sunda y BAPTIST - Corner Six th and meeting , Thursday , 7 p .m .; school supt .; Sunday schoo l , 10 Palmer , the Rev . Ste ve Sunday even ing serv ic e, 7 p .m. a .m . Skaggs , pastor ; Dttnn v' ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Thomgson , Sunday school Supt . Pomeroy · Har risonv i ll e L 0 N- G oT T oM WMP radio program . 7 : 45 Road , Rick Morriso n, pastor ; CHRISTIAN _ 8 Mr. Robert ' ,a .m . Sund&y school , 9: 15a.m.; Sunday School supt ., Steven w at/ pastor su day School morning worst'llp, 10 : 15 a .m . Stanley . Sun day schOol, 9: 30 Y ' ; n t ,, l . Ronald , Bible Youth activit ies and fellow ship ' a . m .; morning worship and .sup Schoo ? :lO a.Osborne m .; preaching for fllnior an_d senior high commu nion , 10 :3 0 a . m .; lO :.tS a .m .; Evening services students, 6 p .m . Bible study , s unday eveni"ng youth 1 0 ·7:30 p .m . Mid -week prayer Ch r istian Endeavor . 6: 30p .m ·.; : ~ /S'E'i.L RUN FREE' _se_r-\liCe, Wednesday , 7: 30 ~.m . worsh i p service , Sun da y , 7:30 . METHODIST _ Ronald Wells CHURCH OF CHRIS.T, p . m .; Wednes~ay evenjng· pastor . Sunday Sch ool 9: 3 ' Mid I prayer meeting and Bible 0 • deport , St h an d Main . st d · a . m .; Morn 1ng worship, 10 : 30 7 30 700 E . Main Dial992-2101 G•orge Glaze , minister ; u y, : p .m . a. m .; Young People' s Servic Ba kers of Good Bread J ST . JOHN LUTHERAN Pomeroy . ames Sheets , superintendent . P ine Grove . the Re'v . Arthur 6 : 45 p .m .; Evangelist ic ser c Huntington, W . Va . Bible schooL 9 : 30 a . m. ; C b vi c e, 7 : 30 p . m . Praye morning worship , 10 :30 a .m .; om 5 • pastor . 5 unday school , meeting , Thursday . 7: 30 p.mr even ing worship , 7:30p.m .; 9: 30a .m .; church serv ices , FREEDOtf. GOSPEL 10 3 prayer service, 1· p .m . Wed . ~ ~ti,~ ·URY CHURCH OF M~$SION - Bald Knobs, Re~ nesda v . L. R. Gluesencamp , pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CHRIST . Bitli~e School, 9 :30 Reiger Wilfred , Sr ., Sunda OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . a .m ., morning · worsfl tp , l0 :30 Sc hoo l Supt. Sunday Schoo'/" Don Cole, pastor ;<t F lo yd a .m ._Sunday evening Worship 9 : 30 ' a .m .; Su nday eveningI M i nor Repairs & Tune·UP The St-ore with A Heart Carson , Sunday School supt . , Service , 7:3 0 p .m ., cho i r worship 7: 30. Pr ayer meet ing Beech & Locust Middleport Racine Sunday school. 9 : 30 a . m . ; pra c t i ce Sunday iind Wed Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m . Ernes ' Phone 949·3342 • Ph . 992 ·2366 morning worsh ip . 10 : 30 a .m .; · nesday , 7 p .m ., prayer mee't ing Deeter , c la ss leader . Yout t ' ' Sunday e van gelistl~; meet ing , ttnd ,BJble _ Study Wedn es.day, meeting , Wednesday, 7:3 h 7 7: 30 p .m . ; · prayer meet ing, : ~0NpTiQ'UITY BAPTIST _ p .m ., Ernest ·oeeter , leader0 Wednesday , 7:30p .m . Rev . Freeland Norr is, pastor . MT. HERMON CHURCH OF . , GRACJ: BAPTIST - 305 N . Sunda Y sc hool lO a .m .; .Chu r ch , THE UNITED BRETHREN IN '' Second Ave ., Middleport . CHRIST Robe rt Sh ook ' Lesley G. Holt, pastor . ~unday se rv ice, 7 p .m . Wednesday pastor . Sunday \ schoo l , 9 : 3 ' 0 .. [)lal 992 .3284 · Middleport schoo, 10 a .m .; worsh1p ser - BiRbiAeCSitNudEy, FJ PR·Sm . · C a . m ., Russell Sp-encer , supt . 1 T HURCH worship serv ice, 10 :45 a .m .' 1vice 30 , 11 a .m S . ; worshw: service. · OF THE NAZARENE . Middleport, Ohio : p .m . unday . ednesday Sunday Scho ol , 9 : 30 a .m. ; e~en i ng worsh i p · aUernat ing' n ight prayer service, 7:30. Mor In W h. . with . C. E . at 7 :30 p .IT) . on 10 30 ' n Q ors a .m .; Sunday . Prayer meeting , 7: 3 ! THE UNITED P.RES - Evening Worsh ·l ~ 7 : 30 p .m . ; p .m. Wednesday . Alfred Wolfe0 tB y T E R 1AN M 1N 1sT R y !-'-tdnesday Mid - eek Serv ice. lay lead er . ' '' Q-F ME1GS COUNTY, DWight .;.•unda y Schoo l Super l nt~ndent , WHITE ' S CHAPEl L. Zavltz, Pastor ·Director . Gerald Wells . Pastor . Rev . Coolv i lle RD . Re~ . Roy Deeter Buick -Pontlac-Opei -G .M .C. Dealer HARRISONVILLE Morr is M . IoVolfe- . pastor . Sunday schoo l, 9: 30' 500 E . .Ma i n St . ' Ph . 992·2174 Sunday Church School , 9: 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST a. m . ; worsh ip ser~ice , 10 :30 337 N, 2nd Middleport Ph . 992·2550 a .m . Bib le study and praye a.m ., Mrs . Homer Lee , SlJpt.j 1 Walter P . B lk.acsan, P"' t)r ; Morning Worship, 10 : 30 ·l!l ·.m . - ·Ronn ie SBiser, S. S. .. f .; service , Wednesday , 7: 30p .m r MIDDLEPORT Sunday Sunday School,. 9 : JO a . m .;. RUTLAND ChurchSchool,9:30a . m . • John Morning Worsh.1p 1.0: 45· a .m .; RUTLAND CHURCH ·OF F . Fultz, Su~t .; Morning Sun da y even ing worsh ip , ~ : 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasler, pastor •.. Worship , 10 :30 a.m . p .m . Wedne~day evening B1ble v . H . Bra ley . Sunday Schoo : ' ' ' S·YRACUSE Morn i ng St udy , 8 p.m . supt. Sun day school. 9 : 30a .m . I Bakers of Gay 90' s Bread ' Racine DANVILLE WESLEYAN w h. . :wotshlp, 9 a . m .; Sunda·y Ph . 949-9591 ' i M i ddleport Ph , 992 - ~030 Church . School , 10 am Mrs Rev . Lelon t: Giasure, !)astor . ors 1P serv1ce and com Sompson Hall , su·p t . · ·• · Sund.ay School , 9 : 30 a . m .; mun lon , 10 :30 a.m .; Youth '' meeting, 6 p .m . ; Sunda y MEIGS ~. X?u45tti an d 1_un 1or yout h s-e-rv ice, even ing se r vice , 7; regula COOPERATIVE . 7' p .m .• eveni ng wotshlp , board meeting , third Sa1urdayr PARISH : 30 p .m .; prayer and pra ise, ' 1 -· " THE UNITED Wednesday , l : JO D,rn_,__ ~ ~ ·tT;LANO COMMUNITY ' SILVER ' RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST _ Rev Ralph D CHURCH - · Sunday Sc hoo l Louis W. Osborne. ' ,...Robert~. lvmgt~rner Pa stor ' Sunday sChool 10 ean , 9 : 30a .m .; Worsh ip service , 11' Middleport, Ohio Ph . 992-2178 220 E . Main PomeroY D.rector L ' ' a .m .. a .m . ; Wednesday prayer POMEROY CLUSTER eon. M i l ler. Sup t . Even ing meet ing , 7: 30 p .m . Sunday c ReV . Cui E. Hicks · ~rv•ce , 7 : 30 p .m .;. Prayer night wor,sh ip, 7: 30 p .rh . > · Rev. o . wm ~ Sydenstrlcker eetlng , Thursday , 7= 30 P. m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 : 15 CHESTER ClflJRCH OF · TtiE 'NAZARENE . Rev ' a.m .; Church Sc hool 10 am GOD Rev . James Sat : Lloyd o .. Grimm , Jr ., p'a'stor ENTERPRISE - Wor'shiP , § ~~' ' ' e•ld,pastor . hsu,ndaySchool, sunday Schoo l . 9 : 30a . m., : ' a .m .; Church Sch ool , 10 a . m . · · .m .; wors P se r_v jce, 11 · Morning wotShip , 10 : 30 a .m . We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions FLATWOODS - Wors hip, 11 a . m . ;· e~enl~g serv •c~. 7 ; Young people 's serv ice, 6 : 4 : Chester , Ohio '. • 992-2955 .&,meroy a.m . ; Church School 10 a .m . J:? ra -.:er serv•ce and YO.I.Ith p . m .; Eva ngeli st ic serv i ce5 ' ' POMEROY ·Worship , serv •ce, Wednesday , 7 P.m. 7 : 30p .m . Wednesday e~en i hg' . ' 10 :30 a . m .:..Church Stha.OI 9: 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN , se rvice , 7 : 30p .m . . ' a. m .; UMYF 6: 30 IJ .m , CHURCH - Robert E. Musser. MASON COUNTY ROCK SPR.INGS - Worsh ip pasto~ . Sunday Sc hoo l , 9 : 30 THE · HILAND CHAPEL Meigs County Branch IOa . m .; Church School9a .m .; a . m .• Robert Bobo . supt. ; George Casto . pastor . Sunday' UMYF 6 :30p .m . ~· morning worsh ip ,, 10 : 30 ; School 9 ' 30 · evening worsh /n • "'IODLEPORT Clus !!C_R Sunday even ing serv,ce , 7: 30 ; ' · ' r: '" TE Mid 7: 30 .Ice Thursday evening praye r thv. Robert Bvmgorner , ·Week serv ice, Wednesday, ~ c TWO LOCATIONS ' 5erv 1 30 p m , 1 : 30 Jl . _ . . HEATH Worsh ip 10-: 30 · · · MASON FIRS BAPTIST 59 N , Second St. Middleport, 0 , a: m .; Cnurch School 9: 30 a .m .; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts ., Stlln 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph , 992·3803 46 Co uri St . Galllpolls, o . UMYF 7 p . m . THE NAZAR~N· E - -Rev . M . .Craig, pastor t Sunday school ' " RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9: 15 C . Larimore. pastor . Bob 9 ;_.5 a.m .; .wor_shlp ser~lce , 1 ' 1 l!l . tn .; Church Schoo l 10 a .m .; Moore- , . sunday Sc hool Supt ., , ·a . m .; trolnln!) union , 6 : 3 • UMYF 7 p .m . Sunday School. classes for all jtf.m .; even ing worShlp .s,nnce0 .. SALEM CENTER Wor - ages , 9 : 30 o . m .; mo rn i ng '7: 30 p .m . M id -week prove ' Ship 9 a.m . ; Church School 10 w:orst) l p, 10 : 45: NYPS Sunday , · service, Wednesday , 7:30p .m r 808W, Main 8! -m .; UMY F Thursday , 1 p .m . 4 . 30p .m .; ~vangellstlc serv ice, MASON CHURCH OF Ph . 992·5271 Nationw ide Insurance Co. of Colu mbus, 0 . SYRACUSE CLUSTE:fl Sunda y, 7. 30 P· ':" · Ml~ ·week CHR ,IS1. P . 0 . Box 481 ; Mille Pomeroy · 307 Sprlng·Ave . Pomeroy r Rtv . Richard E . Jarvis ~rayer ·meeting, Wedn_e sday , St., Mason , w. · va . sunda y Dia l 992·2318 ASBURY -. Worship · n . 3~p . m .; M /sslonar v . meetlng , Bible study IO ' a.m .; Worship ' a.m .: Church School 9: $0 a .m ., second Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m . 11 a .m . and 7 p.m . B l bte Stud y \ WSCS 1st Tvesday -UNITED FAITH ·NON · WednUda y 7 p .m ., Voca • I FOREST RUN -· Wor:sh l p 9 DENOMI_NATIONAL ..,.. Rev . mu sic . ' Robert Smith, pastor . Sunday FlRST SOUTHERN BAP a.m . ; ChUrch School I O_a ,m .; WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 . school , 9 : 30a .m .; cl ass leader. · TISt - Corner of Second · and' Leo Hill ; worship se r v lc t , Anderson , Mason . Pastor Grocerle~ &. General Merchandise 1 p .rn . " The F riendl y Folks" MINERSVILLE - Wor~h l p lO :JO a .m . .- ch,u rch •. 7 : ~ 0 p .m .• Wttlter Cloud . Sunday school ' Racine Ph , •••c5772 10a . m .; Church School9a.m . ; . ' ED-EN UNITED.: BRETI-f: 9 : 45a .m . ; worship ser~ lce , 1 ' · !'omeroy, Ohio WSCS ,l.~rd Monday, 7:30p .m , RENIN CHRIST - Elden R . a.m . and 7 :30 p .m . Weeki yI . SYRACUS_E . Church Blake. pastor . Su nda y School Bible stud y, WedneSday , 7: 3D School , 9: 30 a . m .; worship 10 a . m .; Howard M cCoy , p .m . . servl~ , 7: 30p . m . Supt.; Morning sermon , 11 a . MASON ASSEMBLY OF ' ., SOUTHERN CLUSTER m .; Sunday night serviceS I • GOD - Sec ond St;. Muon , ·w Rev . Steve-n Wilson Christian Endeaver , 7:30 p , Va . Cheater . Tennan!, !)astor Rev . LarrrPotlng , rn .; Song se r VIce, 8 p . .m .1 Su nda y School , 10 a .m . ; ' Rev." t4owar·dShl¥•1ey ' Preaching 8: 30 p . rn .; M id · morning worship, 11 a .m . . A !lend the Churc h of Your Choi ce The Fl nesllnMoblle Homes ' IETHANY '[D.o_rcaSJ week Prayer meeting , Wed . evangelistic service, 7: 30p .m ; ~omeroy Ph . 992-3<98 Worship •• 9: 30 a .m .t Church nesday , 7 p , m ., Ray Adam s, Blblestudy and·prayer service 1100 e. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992.703< • School 10 :30 a . m . lay l eade{ . · . Wednesday . 7: 30 p .m . Phon ' ·. • u ,. ~~H~O~Aws I \ I I WAS l'ot htutdar, .lulr II, 11174 AJIIIU (........ 21·~1 1111 You g,;~h lr~d~~!sg~~ ~tnffi : or lmoglnaUon and croatfYity will be your cup of tee today and tomorrow. CANCER (.lune 21·.1ulr 221 Your malo will loci< lavorobly on your requeata for mate.-lal need~! , provided your •pproach Ia well -ti med and clearly lhlled. < M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLI NER SMITH NELSON MOTORS ' ' MARK V'STORE . GAULS MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ~~, DUD(EY'S THE AlliE~ COUNTY SAVINGS &lOAN CO. GENE'S BODY SHOP P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWEU'S·SUPER VALU KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC. BEN FRANKLIN STORE O N YOUR MOR~E! have a brown · out, Walt whose an. VIRGO (Aut. 23· hpt, 221 • There~a a favorable change un· derway. It wHI eaee aome of the strains that have been • •• BORN l.OSE!l IN 1Hie, RE$TAUI?ANT FACING' CON5TITUT10N 5QUAI2E. I' UNDEI25TAND 11'& VERY ••ectlng your work or career. LIIIIA (hpt. 23-0ct. 231 Some ·good newa you'll be GOOD ...AND 1HEI2E'5 A LOVELY VIEW, receiving shortly will erase the nwmory Of any setbacks YOU ma.y t-..ve aulered this week . SCORPIO 10c:1. 24· 1ftl¥. 221 You 're very adell! In getting lots of mileage out of your hou..,.,ld budget . Keep lOOk· i~ IOf those bargains . SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23· Dec. I 1 I II you stand back a little you'll get a much clearer perspective on ~our probleme. Trust your own answers at this lime. . CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jon. lUI Money will be coming lo you from two sources. One Ia a usual ch&nnel. The olhe{ Is quite uneiCj)OCied. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 1111 You'll begin lo leel more Independent and in control starting today. This is the time to Push forward , whUe · the breaks come easier. PISCES (Feb. 20·Morch 201 Don't be . sllft·neckecl about .letting onolher go to bat lor · ·you If she offers to. It won't. damage your i~ga one bit. ONE MORE ROW, MAW C· AN' I 'l l HAVE ENUFF WOilMSTOGO FISH IN' July 8, 1974 This will be a year wtJen others. are apt to do you more favora ~Jth less strings than they·have 6ET OuT THERE, AND 6ET 'lOuR NO~E TO 'THE @JUNP AND ,;;TART LOOKING! Club suit holds contract key Ott - HM ~ ht · · NORnt WELL, 1HAT ~T BE '11!S - 'fOU WII~T BE • J6 • A84 +A·J62 ~~ HT · .Q843 -·"' AH - lHE: ti SQW:.THIHG OH HER MII1D lHAl YO!J KriOW ABOuT? EAST WEST .KQI0985 • QI03 94 .76 • 73 ,9765 + +a73 .KJ52 SOVTHCD) • A42 .KJ2 KQIOS + .AI09 East·W!'Sl vulnerable West North , Ea1& Sowlh • I N.T. Pass 3 N .T . P""' Pass PaSs Openi1111 lead - • K By Oswald & James Jacoby Anyone can see that three notrump is the right contract. Almost anyone can get there on the simple bidding oec quence of one notrump three notrump. .. WINKLE It is equally easy to see that South can make four notrump by playing East for ®EVER:yn, ING~ ALL$ET ! both the king and jack of t>AVIDACCEPTED MY . clubs and leading through DINNEI2 INVITATION ! him a couple of times. It should be almost as eaay to see that a good player wobld only make nine trick& He would win the third spade lead and note that he would be sure of his contract unleal West held the king of cluba. _ lie would study a little · further lind see that he could allo·make it if West,h~ld the siRgleton king. · . Then he would lay down hill ace o( clubs alid continue with the 10 apot. He wOIIId · have to lose trlc(ls to both the · king and jack of clubs, but he would wind up with two club · tricks. • Since he was sure of one spade, two hearts and four d1amonds · those two club tricks would be enough for his contract. ' ' ' '' LB'S ~ Pl.f.C£:5, 'bJ <;,~.) D! I IA/>,IS\ 10 <;IT lP I=RD!JT, lbJ SAID! . " "' - · 1 . ~~;R~~Land 3~or~~~~'avi~ Chu·rch School 10 a.m . APPLE GROVI! - Worship 1 : 30 p .m . first and th ird Sun __;.._ . __ __ _ APPLT""OR:Ove - "SUnday scttoot , 9: 30 e . m .: worsh ip , first and th i rd Sulidly, 7: l0 • P.- ITI .; ·prayer muting, Wed . nesday, 7: 30 p .m . Fellowship tupper, first Sa turday , 6 p .m . U.M .W . second Tuesday , 1:30 p .m . lAST LEtART Sunday 1Cr"lool 1 9: 30 a .m . ; worsh i p, lt,cono Bnd fourrn Sunday, 7: 30 P,.m_. ; pr1yer meet ing , Wed - - ClfO.JfcH . -OF' CHURCH CHRIST - located at Rutland CHRIST In Christian Union On Ntw Lima ~Oad , next to The Rev . William Campbel :orest Acre Park ; Rev . Aay AaStOI'j. Sunday sct,oal, 9 : 3/, ouse, pastor .- Robert Musser. .. . m ,; James. Hughes, supt .0 Sunday sc,hool Supt . . Sun(fljy e'lenlno Strvice , 7: 30 p .m I SChool, 10 .30 a .m . ; worship Wedne-sday evening praye 7: 30 P.m . Bi ble st-udy, Wed .' meeting, 7: 30 p .m . Your r ntsd~ , 7: 30 p .m. Saturday praytr !liervi ce each Tuesdayh night Preyer service, 7: 30p .m . FA 1 R y 1 e 1 1 aLE ' HEM L 0 C K G R0 V E CHVR.CH , Letart W Va Rt CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson , 1. Rev; Georg'e HosC'har PUtor ; Ray Whale_y , supt.; pastor . Sundly Sc hoo/. 9 :3 ' Morning worsh ip , 9:30 a.m. ; a .m . Prayer and B i ble stud y0 church school, 10 : 30 a. m .; 7 : 30 p . m . Co lta; e Praye YOUrJ~ people ' s meetlnQ. 6 :30 Se rv lc• Tuuday , 10 a . m r Worship Servfu, Thureday p .m .-, •'-'ertlng worship, 7! 30 P.m . . 8 lble study , .'f/ednesday, 1' : 30 p .m . ' w ' Meats and Groceries ' Sy racuse. 0 . Ph. 992-39Bd - ' I. I. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churc h end 99 Mill St, Otfl<e Supplies-Gifts Middleport f ! Wool I. "' • •'! '.. • •• ''• . Kerm'a Korner Kormlf W~llon Pomeroy · U YOII, SOUth, hold: . been: HOW COM E 'IE GOT TWO DIFFER' NT WEIGHIN' CONTRAPTIONS, S ILA S? Ea/11 p... Puo ,...... .. ' .. IPidl -rour._rt. pon- " " - · eallod Willi do ,... do \ ' ..• . • ,• ~ I 'itJ<J •',. ~EAGLES A~E 51/PfUSED 10 HAVE 600D N05ES... • '• • ' 'I'ODAY.' t QU~N l-Id of overc1lllill one -T .I .·•, ' • • Ut 'KJ4U tAQt7•1 Whll do YCN do now? · , A- Pop, Yoor porlaor hoo ...., .............. •IIIIIIC •• NEW YORK aDllliNG HOUSE · · Norllt Dblt •• I• .,; . ! RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and Hti'r dwa re Homollle $fws Ph' 985·3308 Chester , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .• The blddillll haa SADIE'S MARKET . ~ •• • • OF WITH A 6ROKEN NECK! WIN AT BRIDGE • 'ies u-s' 77 ~~~~~FOR D IT'5 HARD TO CONCENTR.trE In a long lime. Be grateful to your benefac·~~:)rs . · BETSY .RDSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT . mall LATEHZl GIOT parallel your own lnternte. . ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION 30 we INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE GOEGLEIN READY MIX •P· : air-condition,nq! II YOU lilY YOUr8011 Willi the proper teammate - RACINE FOOD MARKET sau5 I'll f)(.PLAIN LEO (.July 23·AUG. 221 Much HEINERS BAKERY • un•t ven.J Quiet, Averlj! Paper I turned off mtJ oJ value can be accomplished s - that are ln1Jortant to you will come more effortteaaly over the next taw daya. So will """"-\'' . ,; GEMINI llhr 21 · June 201 SIIIUIII(Ino lhol t all lor the uu F~EE MEIGS TIRE CENTER hl .. ll'llCI! dllflcu"y Goala : - e~ery p .~.IDDL~PORT won't awaytng thaN ~ou come In cont.<:! with to your way o1 llllr*lng II you UM your chorm lll1d wit · TAURUI (April 20-Mor 201 j I • .• ' �• rtlll<'l, MlddleJll)r<·P•merov. 0., Friday, July 5,1974 SEVENTH -' DAV AO · nesdl';'. l' : JO p.m _, U M W , 7,30 pm . VI!NTIST Locate-d On t lrst Wtdn<rSdly , 1: 30 p m MT. UNION BAPTIST Mulbtrr-v He'lghU , near WESLEYAN ( Rac lnt) ·~ev _ Cecil Cox . p•stor. Sunday Ye:ter.-ns Memorial H6topltal. Sunday SCI'IOOI , IQ a. m ; School supt .. Joe Savrt Pomeroy . PU1or Ht-rbtrt • worstl lp , 11 a. m : Bible study , Sund ay scho-ol, t ; AS a .m .; Morg•n. Sabbat!"l School. every Thursday , 7 p . m .; choir Sunday e~ening worthl p, 1: 30. Saturday.- 2 p.m . a n~ worsh i p practice, Tflursday , 8 p .m .; Wedl"'ttdly praver and 8 1ble &ervlce following a.t 1 : 1$ p .m . fellow ship supper , f l rsl study , 7: )0 p .m . OJ)tn Bi ble discuss ion e-ech Wednesday. 6: 30p .m .; U.M .W . TUPPEft$ PL.AINI ~· Thutsday at 7 ~ 30 p .m . at the POMEROY fourth Monday. B p .m , CHRISTIAN CHURCH 5~C::A:EO HEART A:tv . churct~ . ..The Friendly POMER OY 'tltiNITY Euoene Underwood, ll.Utor; athe r J ohn Nadum Church ." •t.·v. w H p~,ln, p astor Ro) pF asto GRI;AT BEND - WorShip II Howard Caldw•ll , Jr.1 Sunei&V r Pt\ont992 -1125. GRAHAM ONITIEO M•ye-r . Sunaav schOOl suot _ .Sa! urda a.m .• 2nct and 4th Sundays ~ School Sup t .; Sunday School, y even in9 Man, 7: 30 • MET"ODUT P'reach l llg "t:hvrch SCtlool. " IS a f1"' Church School. 10 a .m . 9: )0 a.m .; Morn ing Sermon , p m. Sund a y Man. , 8 end 10 worttt tp ser ICf' 10 H a m a m Confessions , Saturd•y. 7- 9: 30 e.rri .• flrsr - and second " LETART FALLS -. Worship, 10 : 30 a.m .; Sunday evtnlng Sundays of each month ; third You1h cho ir r • heuu t \o, lOa .m .; Church school . 9a . m .; servlc•. 7 p . m . • 1 JO P m and fourth Sundays each dly. 1: 30 p m under ch't>CftM LETART FALLS UNITED Bible study , 7: 30 p .m . every ..,. OMEROY FtRST BAP month. wonh l p serv ice at 7: 30 of Mary .Sk inner u·rHOr cl'locr Tuesdav . BRETHREN - Rev . F r<reland TIST - Rob ert ·K ; hn , pastor ; p .m . Wedntsdo6y even ings a! reneersa l . 1 30 p m T;, ursda Y Wtlli MORNING STAR - Worst,ip Norris. putor ; Floyd Norr is., .._ l!ln1 Watson . Sunday schoal _}' : 30, Prayer and Bible- St4dy . With Mr$ P •vl Neen. ? : 30 a .m .; Church School 10 : 30 supt. Sunday school . 9: l0 a.m .; .!.vpt ~unday s ·"'h>OI , 9 : 30 a .m .; director . .a . m .; M id · Week Service • . morl'\ing $ermon .· 10: 30 a.m .; 8 YF, ·6. p m ., B ible . study . F.UUT SO.UTHEAN -BAP . - POMi!hpy CH U .CH Of We.(lnt:s.D~y . 7 _p ·..m. ; · cholt'. trsr - 182 ·Mu-lbttrr.,. Ave .• We-dnesday , B p .m , .Praver sen,·Jn. · Wednesd~y . MO.RSE CHAPEl -· Wor· ~ 7 : 30p . m . . THE H-AZAR: ENE ~ Corner p ract ice , WedneSday , 8: 30p .m . Pomeroy . affiliated with Ship 11 a . m .; 1st and 3rd CHESHIRE CHURCH OF VnfOn an:d M ulbf'rrv Rev POMEROY WESLEYAN S . B.C .. the Rtv . Fred H ill, Sundays : Chu r ch School . 10 GOD OF PROPHECY - G . P . Clyde V , Henderson pa nor H 0 L I N Ei S S C H U A: C H pastor ; Tr'O'r- Zwilling . Su ndar Sunday sc.hool , 9 30 a m~. Glen a .m . Smith , pastor . Sunday School, HMri SOnv l lle , Rev . O'Dell SChoal SLtpt , Sunday SChOO , POBT"-ANO - Worsh ip 7 : 30 10 a . m .: Arthur Henson. Supt .; M cCiu11g , SUflf . mornin g M an ley, Pastor ; Henry Eblin , .... 9: 30a .m .; morning worsh.lp , p.m .,· Church School 9; 30 a .m . Morn ing Wor sh ip, ll a .m .; worJh lp , lO ·J O 1!1 rn. ev en ing · Sun d ay Sc hoo l Supt . Sun dav 10 : 30 : Sv ndav evanoells t lc SUTTON - Worship, 11 a . m . Young Pe-ople 's service, 7 service. 7 : 30 ; mid -week ser Sch ool 9: 30 - a .m .: Evenlo~ meet ing , 1: 30 p.m . Prayer 2nd and 4th ·Sundays ; Churc h p .m .; Evening sen.dct, 7: 30 vice, Wed nesda y. 7· Jo p m wor~h i p 7: 3~ p.m .: Praver and meeting , Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . School 10 a .m . p . m . Wednesday Mid -Week GRACE Et" fSCOP Al - The • Pra-se serv 1ce. Thursday, 7:30 Rev . . Hero ld Dee th , rector .. p .m . NORTHEAS T CLUSTER Prayer Service , 7 : 30 p .m .; Churc h se-rv ice-s . ·10 :30 a .m .; Rev . Robert Meece Youth1 meeting, 6: 30 p .m .: SYRAC USE FIR{T MIDDLEPORT E Holy comm un ion fJr st Sunda y MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Re~ . St~nlev lratndum ve-n n; wors h i1p , 1 : 30 p .m . CHURCH OF GOD -.- Rev . JOPPA - worsh i p 10 a .m .: CHESTER CHURCH OF Of month ; ch u r <"t schoo.l , 10 :30 George O i ler , pastor . Sunday Corner Fourth and Mt ln , Church School 9 a.m .; Prayer THE NAZARENE Rev . l .m . for nurser- v throuqh 12. school. 9: 45 a . m .; morning Middleport. Rev . Henry Key , Meeting, Wednesday , B p . m . Herbert Grate, pastor . Wor POMERO Y CHURC H OF preaching , 11 a . m .; Jr . • pastor . Sunda'f School , 9: 30 LONG BOTTOM _ Church ship ser vice, 11 a .m . and 7:30 CHR 1ST - F t>rrell GronInger , evangelis t i< service, 7:30p .m . a. m . ; Mrs. Er~ln Baumgard - services , 9 a. m .; SundBy p. m . Sunday . SundJy ScllOol , Pastor . B ible school , 9· JO a .m .; Prayer meet i ng , Thursday. ner Sc hool 9 : 45 a .m . Bi b le Stud v 9: 30 a .m . Ric hard Barton , · worsh ip , 10 : 30 a.m .; atlult 7·: 3o p .m. 10 , Supt.; Morn ing -worship , WITNESSES _ Thursday, 7: 30p .m . 'upt. Pra yer me@tlng , Wed· worSh ip serv fc@ And vcu ng NORTH BETiiEL Wor- · nesday , 7: 30 p ,m . · . · people 's meet ln9 , 7: 30 p .m . P OMEROY WESTSIDE Larry . Carnahan , presid i ng sh.ip 11 a. m . , · Church Sc hoo l 10 BRADBURY CHURCH OF Combined Bible study and CHURCH OF CH'RIST , 200 W. m i nister. Sunda v , Bible 'tee a.m . CHRIST Clifford Smi th , fra yer meeting , Wednesday , Main St . - Loren T. Stephens , t1,1re. 9 : 30 a.m .; Watchtower ALFRED _ Sunday school , min l. s ter . Sundav School 9 : 30 : Jo p .m . , evangelist. phone 99'1 -1856 . study , ·10 : 30 a.m .; Tue"saay , J 1 h h 10 30 THE SALVA TI ON ARMY Bib/ 9 : 45 a . m . each Su nday ; a.m . : morn ng c urc : Conse rv .otlv e , non . e study , 7: 30p .m . ; Thurs . preaching at ·11 a .m . each a . m . ~ sunday evening service. En vov- R-ay W . Win ing , offlcer l nstrum E-nta·L Sunday worship , , l m i nlstry sc ho ol , 7: 30 Sunday . Prayer meet ing , 7: 45 7:30 p . m . Wednesday,serv lce, B In (: ha rg&. Sunday , 10 a .m .,· 10 a.m .; Bible study, ll a .m . ; -day p .m .; service meeting 8: 30 w d w scs p m Holines s meeting ; 10 : 30 a .m ., worship , 6 p ,m . Wednesday Sunday School. Young People 's Bible study , 7 p .m . CHURCH of ea ch ' LAUREL CLIFF Legion . 7 p .m .; Thursda'J' , l to 3 MIDWAY COMMUNITY REEDSVILLE Su nday METHODIST - Rev . Rober! Christ In Christl y . pastor Union- ; · school, 9 : 30 ; preaching , 7: JO •. E . Bv c kc:ley . pastor ; Lloyd p.m ., Led les Home Lea9J:!e ; 7 CHURCH ( non Lawre.nce M'cmlev -. ·p . m ., ~rep classes . denom Ina t iona I l , t- angsvll le - Mrs . Russell YOung , Sunday f .m . Sunday ; prayer meet ing. Wr ight, ..,unday school supt. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Oexter Road , the Rev , Worley Schoo l Supt. sunday School : 30p .m . Tuesday ; WSCS,7 : 30 Su nday schooL 9 : 30a .m .; Corrler Seccnd and sycamore Ha ley. pastor . Sunday schoo l, 9: 30 a .m . Evening worship , first Thursday eactl month . morning worshi p , 10: 30 a .m .; 1 10 a .m .; evening worship, 7: 30 Sts.. Po meroy, the Rev . SILVER RIDGE - Wors hip evening worship , 7: 30 . p .m . ; 30 . Wednesda,y pr-ayer 10 a .m . : Church School. 9 a.m .• ~ednesday Ch r is tian Youth ~ p .m . Praye r meeting , William Middlewo rth , pastor . meeting , 7:30p .mCHURCH . TUPPERS PLAINS - -c ru sade, T 6 : JO p . m . Choir Tues~ay , 7 :30 p . m .; . youth Sunda y SchooL 9 : 30 a . m ., MT. MORIAH OF cnurch serv fces 10 : 30 a.m. group , F rid_ay , 7: 3Q.J?.: m . GOD _ Racine Route 2 , the Worsh i p 9 a .m . ; Church pract ice, h ursdav , 7 p . m . You don't have to be ~•square" to go to c:;: hurch. The Rev . James M . Mun c y , pastor . Sc hool. 10 a .m . s KENO CHURCH OF DEXtER CHURCH OF Image of dour individuals with •!holier-than-thou•~ attitudes . Unday school , 9 : 45 a . m .; CHRIST - George FrederiCk, CHRIST Tim R us sell , morn lng worsh lp, 11 a.m . .- · is as old fash ioned today as people dancing the minuet evening worship , 7: 30 p .m . supt , ervlce weekly , 9 :30 a ~m . m i nister . N.orman C . Wi·ll. Prayer meeting, T-uesday , 7 : 30 on Sunday . Preachin g f i r st and Su nday sc hool supt .; Sunday Take the Adamses, for example. They aren't youngsters, th lr d Su nday s of month by Y schooL 9: 30 a.m .; worsh ip v ·m .; oung people ' s meeting , Cli fford Smith , 9: 30a . m . to be sure, but they are very much in step with the ti~es, service, 10 : 30 a . m .; B i b l e HOBSON CHRISTIAN : 30_p .m . Thursday . study, Wednesday , 7:30 p .m . RUTL.AND CHURCH OF U ON D D and their home is a haven for teenagers. Mr. Adams IS .a GOD _ Bertha Ki ngrey , Nl arrell . ·. oddrlll , subst i tute . pastor . su"day pastor . Suriday School , · 9: 30 · l~wyer, who works with kids who have been in trouble. Mrs. REORGANIZED CHURCH '' a .m ., Leonard Gilmore. f irst Of JESUS CH~IST Of SchOOl. 10 a . m .; worship ··· elder ,· evening service , 7:30 Adam s is on the local schoo l committee and also helps the LATTER DAY SAINTS service , 7p .m . Sunday . Prayer p.m . Wednesday prayer Girl Scouts. meeting, Wednesday , 7: 30p .m . 30 Portland . Rae ine Road . HAZEL COMMUNITY meeting , 7 : p .m . William Roush , pastor . Denn y The Adam ses like to walk to church each Sunday and MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF CH Su nday Sc hoo r · URCH - Near Long Bot - - GOO - Rac ine Route 2. The . E~ans , Director . Sun day Sc hool. 9 : 30 to discuss the sermon on the ·way home. Th eir min ister is tom . Estll Hart, pastor ; Roy . Rev . Charles Hand . pastor . a .m .; Morning worsh ip , IO : JO Brown , ass i stant pastor . "with it 11 too-he strives to counsel 1lJ:s; parishoners on the Sundavschool·, 1oa .m .; Church Sunday scho ol, 9 : -45 a . m .; a .m . ; Sunday evening serv ice 7 7 : 30 p.m . each Sunday morn i ng wors~ i p , 11 a . m . p.m . Wedne.sday even i ng · di lemmas that confront Christians today. Sa•pturcs .Selectrd evening ; prayer meeting , 7 : 30 Evening services , 'ruesday and prayer services , 7:30p .m . --· --··-·The P,damses, the ir minister, their ch urc h-a ll a part p .m . Tbursday . • Friday , 7: 30. B ~ The Americ;.n . BETHLEHEM BAPTIST : MIDDLEPORT -PEN BEARWALLOW RIOGE 1 of today, Rev . Ea rl Shu le r , pastor . Bible Soc:lety TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., the CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bi ble Worship service. 9: 30 . a .m . Are you? Rev . William Knittel. pastor . Study , 9: 30 a.m .; morn ing Sunday; Sunday SchOol, 10 ~ 30 Ronald Du9an . sunday School worsh i p, . 10 : 30 a.m . ; evening Copyright 1974 Kei!ter Advert isi ng Se Ni(;e, Inc., Slr~sbu rg. V!rHinlll a .m . ,Bibl e st udy and prayer Supt. Classes · tor' ai l ' ages ; worsh ip, 6 : 30p .m . Wednesday service, 7:30 p .m . Thursday . evening service, 7: JO p.m .; Bible St udy, 7 : 30p .m . Tu esday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Bib · MT. OLIVE CHURCH Roa~cr: --runday Long Bottom , Sunday Schoo l , Kingsbury /e study, Wednesday , 7: 30 1 Corinthians 1 Corinthians J.uke Psal ms I ·Corinthians p igott, School. 9: 30a .m .• Ra lph Ca rl , J).m. ; youth , servIces, Fr ida y , 1o a.mE. with 1·Willard 9:16·23 ' 15:1·11 5:1-11 119:17·34 2:6·10 7: 30p .m . . · 1 supt . Worsh ip se rv ice , 10 : 30 FREEWILL BAPTIST _ supt. vange 1st c message a.m . and 7:30p .m . alternately . Corner Ash and Plum. Mid each Sunday ·evening , 7:JOp . m . Prayer meeting, Wednesday , dleport ; Noel Herrman , by Elder Ru ssell Cline , 7:30 p . m . Rev . J ay St i les , pastor . 'Sat urday evening minister of the Apostolic Faith . pastor . service, 7 p .m . Sunday school Bible Study , Wednesday, 7: 30 Wii h l he hope it will. in some measure, fost er 'a nd ,help sustain that 10 a . m .; Su nda y evening P - ~i'IYEASVILLE COM · which Is good i ~ily and community life, this feature is sponsored by OLD DEXTER CON worsh i p.!. 7 p .m . MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCt-1 the business f i rms and organizations whose names appear below. MIDDLEPORT FIRST, schoolservlc e, 10a .m .; Praver Mrs . Wor l ey Francis . Sunda y BAPTIST - Corner Six th and meeting , Thursday , 7 p .m .; school supt .; Sunday schoo l , 10 Palmer , the Rev . Ste ve Sunday even ing serv ic e, 7 p .m. a .m . Skaggs , pastor ; Dttnn v' ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Thomgson , Sunday school Supt . Pomeroy · Har risonv i ll e L 0 N- G oT T oM WMP radio program . 7 : 45 Road , Rick Morriso n, pastor ; CHRISTIAN _ 8 Mr. Robert ' ,a .m . Sund&y school , 9: 15a.m.; Sunday School supt ., Steven w at/ pastor su day School morning worst'llp, 10 : 15 a .m . Stanley . Sun day schOol, 9: 30 Y ' ; n t ,, l . Ronald , Bible Youth activit ies and fellow ship ' a . m .; morning worship and .sup Schoo ? :lO a.Osborne m .; preaching for fllnior an_d senior high commu nion , 10 :3 0 a . m .; lO :.tS a .m .; Evening services students, 6 p .m . Bible study , s unday eveni"ng youth 1 0 ·7:30 p .m . Mid -week prayer Ch r istian Endeavor . 6: 30p .m ·.; : ~ /S'E'i.L RUN FREE' _se_r-\liCe, Wednesday , 7: 30 ~.m . worsh i p service , Sun da y , 7:30 . METHODIST _ Ronald Wells CHURCH OF CHRIS.T, p . m .; Wednes~ay evenjng· pastor . Sunday Sch ool 9: 3 ' Mid I prayer meeting and Bible 0 • deport , St h an d Main . st d · a . m .; Morn 1ng worship, 10 : 30 7 30 700 E . Main Dial992-2101 G•orge Glaze , minister ; u y, : p .m . a. m .; Young People' s Servic Ba kers of Good Bread J ST . JOHN LUTHERAN Pomeroy . ames Sheets , superintendent . P ine Grove . the Re'v . Arthur 6 : 45 p .m .; Evangelist ic ser c Huntington, W . Va . Bible schooL 9 : 30 a . m. ; C b vi c e, 7 : 30 p . m . Praye morning worship , 10 :30 a .m .; om 5 • pastor . 5 unday school , meeting , Thursday . 7: 30 p.mr even ing worship , 7:30p.m .; 9: 30a .m .; church serv ices , FREEDOtf. GOSPEL 10 3 prayer service, 1· p .m . Wed . ~ ~ti,~ ·URY CHURCH OF M~$SION - Bald Knobs, Re~ nesda v . L. R. Gluesencamp , pastor MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CHRIST . Bitli~e School, 9 :30 Reiger Wilfred , Sr ., Sunda OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . a .m ., morning · worsfl tp , l0 :30 Sc hoo l Supt. Sunday Schoo'/" Don Cole, pastor ;<t F lo yd a .m ._Sunday evening Worship 9 : 30 ' a .m .; Su nday eveningI M i nor Repairs & Tune·UP The St-ore with A Heart Carson , Sunday School supt . , Service , 7:3 0 p .m ., cho i r worship 7: 30. Pr ayer meet ing Beech & Locust Middleport Racine Sunday school. 9 : 30 a . m . ; pra c t i ce Sunday iind Wed Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m . Ernes ' Phone 949·3342 • Ph . 992 ·2366 morning worsh ip . 10 : 30 a .m .; · nesday , 7 p .m ., prayer mee't ing Deeter , c la ss leader . Yout t ' ' Sunday e van gelistl~; meet ing , ttnd ,BJble _ Study Wedn es.day, meeting , Wednesday, 7:3 h 7 7: 30 p .m . ; · prayer meet ing, : ~0NpTiQ'UITY BAPTIST _ p .m ., Ernest ·oeeter , leader0 Wednesday , 7:30p .m . Rev . Freeland Norr is, pastor . MT. HERMON CHURCH OF . , GRACJ: BAPTIST - 305 N . Sunda Y sc hool lO a .m .; .Chu r ch , THE UNITED BRETHREN IN '' Second Ave ., Middleport . CHRIST Robe rt Sh ook ' Lesley G. Holt, pastor . ~unday se rv ice, 7 p .m . Wednesday pastor . Sunday \ schoo l , 9 : 3 ' 0 .. [)lal 992 .3284 · Middleport schoo, 10 a .m .; worsh1p ser - BiRbiAeCSitNudEy, FJ PR·Sm . · C a . m ., Russell Sp-encer , supt . 1 T HURCH worship serv ice, 10 :45 a .m .' 1vice 30 , 11 a .m S . ; worshw: service. · OF THE NAZARENE . Middleport, Ohio : p .m . unday . ednesday Sunday Scho ol , 9 : 30 a .m. ; e~en i ng worsh i p · aUernat ing' n ight prayer service, 7:30. Mor In W h. . with . C. E . at 7 :30 p .IT) . on 10 30 ' n Q ors a .m .; Sunday . Prayer meeting , 7: 3 ! THE UNITED P.RES - Evening Worsh ·l ~ 7 : 30 p .m . ; p .m. Wednesday . Alfred Wolfe0 tB y T E R 1AN M 1N 1sT R y !-'-tdnesday Mid - eek Serv ice. lay lead er . ' '' Q-F ME1GS COUNTY, DWight .;.•unda y Schoo l Super l nt~ndent , WHITE ' S CHAPEl L. Zavltz, Pastor ·Director . Gerald Wells . Pastor . Rev . Coolv i lle RD . Re~ . Roy Deeter Buick -Pontlac-Opei -G .M .C. Dealer HARRISONVILLE Morr is M . IoVolfe- . pastor . Sunday schoo l, 9: 30' 500 E . .Ma i n St . ' Ph . 992·2174 Sunday Church School , 9: 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTI ST a. m . ; worsh ip ser~ice , 10 :30 337 N, 2nd Middleport Ph . 992·2550 a .m . Bib le study and praye a.m ., Mrs . Homer Lee , SlJpt.j 1 Walter P . B lk.acsan, P"' t)r ; Morning Worship, 10 : 30 ·l!l ·.m . - ·Ronn ie SBiser, S. S. .. f .; service , Wednesday , 7: 30p .m r MIDDLEPORT Sunday Sunday School,. 9 : JO a . m .;. RUTLAND ChurchSchool,9:30a . m . • John Morning Worsh.1p 1.0: 45· a .m .; RUTLAND CHURCH ·OF F . Fultz, Su~t .; Morning Sun da y even ing worsh ip , ~ : 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasler, pastor •.. Worship , 10 :30 a.m . p .m . Wedne~day evening B1ble v . H . Bra ley . Sunday Schoo : ' ' ' S·YRACUSE Morn i ng St udy , 8 p.m . supt. Sun day school. 9 : 30a .m . I Bakers of Gay 90' s Bread ' Racine DANVILLE WESLEYAN w h. . :wotshlp, 9 a . m .; Sunda·y Ph . 949-9591 ' i M i ddleport Ph , 992 - ~030 Church . School , 10 am Mrs Rev . Lelon t: Giasure, !)astor . ors 1P serv1ce and com Sompson Hall , su·p t . · ·• · Sund.ay School , 9 : 30 a . m .; mun lon , 10 :30 a.m .; Youth '' meeting, 6 p .m . ; Sunda y MEIGS ~. X?u45tti an d 1_un 1or yout h s-e-rv ice, even ing se r vice , 7; regula COOPERATIVE . 7' p .m .• eveni ng wotshlp , board meeting , third Sa1urdayr PARISH : 30 p .m .; prayer and pra ise, ' 1 -· " THE UNITED Wednesday , l : JO D,rn_,__ ~ ~ ·tT;LANO COMMUNITY ' SILVER ' RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST _ Rev Ralph D CHURCH - · Sunday Sc hoo l Louis W. Osborne. ' ,...Robert~. lvmgt~rner Pa stor ' Sunday sChool 10 ean , 9 : 30a .m .; Worsh ip service , 11' Middleport, Ohio Ph . 992-2178 220 E . Main PomeroY D.rector L ' ' a .m .. a .m . ; Wednesday prayer POMEROY CLUSTER eon. M i l ler. Sup t . Even ing meet ing , 7: 30 p .m . Sunday c ReV . Cui E. Hicks · ~rv•ce , 7 : 30 p .m .;. Prayer night wor,sh ip, 7: 30 p .rh . > · Rev. o . wm ~ Sydenstrlcker eetlng , Thursday , 7= 30 P. m . RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 : 15 CHESTER ClflJRCH OF · TtiE 'NAZARENE . Rev ' a.m .; Church Sc hool 10 am GOD Rev . James Sat : Lloyd o .. Grimm , Jr ., p'a'stor ENTERPRISE - Wor'shiP , § ~~' ' ' e•ld,pastor . hsu,ndaySchool, sunday Schoo l . 9 : 30a . m., : ' a .m .; Church Sch ool , 10 a . m . · · .m .; wors P se r_v jce, 11 · Morning wotShip , 10 : 30 a .m . We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions FLATWOODS - Wors hip, 11 a . m . ;· e~enl~g serv •c~. 7 ; Young people 's serv ice, 6 : 4 : Chester , Ohio '. • 992-2955 .&,meroy a.m . ; Church School 10 a .m . J:? ra -.:er serv•ce and YO.I.Ith p . m .; Eva ngeli st ic serv i ce5 ' ' POMEROY ·Worship , serv •ce, Wednesday , 7 P.m. 7 : 30p .m . Wednesday e~en i hg' . ' 10 :30 a . m .:..Church Stha.OI 9: 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN , se rvice , 7 : 30p .m . . ' a. m .; UMYF 6: 30 IJ .m , CHURCH - Robert E. Musser. MASON COUNTY ROCK SPR.INGS - Worsh ip pasto~ . Sunday Sc hoo l , 9 : 30 THE · HILAND CHAPEL Meigs County Branch IOa . m .; Church School9a .m .; a . m .• Robert Bobo . supt. ; George Casto . pastor . Sunday' UMYF 6 :30p .m . ~· morning worsh ip ,, 10 : 30 ; School 9 ' 30 · evening worsh /n • "'IODLEPORT Clus !!C_R Sunday even ing serv,ce , 7: 30 ; ' · ' r: '" TE Mid 7: 30 .Ice Thursday evening praye r thv. Robert Bvmgorner , ·Week serv ice, Wednesday, ~ c TWO LOCATIONS ' 5erv 1 30 p m , 1 : 30 Jl . _ . . HEATH Worsh ip 10-: 30 · · · MASON FIRS BAPTIST 59 N , Second St. Middleport, 0 , a: m .; Cnurch School 9: 30 a .m .; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts ., Stlln 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph , 992·3803 46 Co uri St . Galllpolls, o . UMYF 7 p . m . THE NAZAR~N· E - -Rev . M . .Craig, pastor t Sunday school ' " RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9: 15 C . Larimore. pastor . Bob 9 ;_.5 a.m .; .wor_shlp ser~lce , 1 ' 1 l!l . tn .; Church Schoo l 10 a .m .; Moore- , . sunday Sc hool Supt ., , ·a . m .; trolnln!) union , 6 : 3 • UMYF 7 p .m . Sunday School. classes for all jtf.m .; even ing worShlp .s,nnce0 .. SALEM CENTER Wor - ages , 9 : 30 o . m .; mo rn i ng '7: 30 p .m . M id -week prove ' Ship 9 a.m . ; Church School 10 w:orst) l p, 10 : 45: NYPS Sunday , · service, Wednesday , 7:30p .m r 808W, Main 8! -m .; UMY F Thursday , 1 p .m . 4 . 30p .m .; ~vangellstlc serv ice, MASON CHURCH OF Ph . 992·5271 Nationw ide Insurance Co. of Colu mbus, 0 . SYRACUSE CLUSTE:fl Sunda y, 7. 30 P· ':" · Ml~ ·week CHR ,IS1. P . 0 . Box 481 ; Mille Pomeroy · 307 Sprlng·Ave . Pomeroy r Rtv . Richard E . Jarvis ~rayer ·meeting, Wedn_e sday , St., Mason , w. · va . sunda y Dia l 992·2318 ASBURY -. Worship · n . 3~p . m .; M /sslonar v . meetlng , Bible study IO ' a.m .; Worship ' a.m .: Church School 9: $0 a .m ., second Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m . 11 a .m . and 7 p.m . B l bte Stud y \ WSCS 1st Tvesday -UNITED FAITH ·NON · WednUda y 7 p .m ., Voca • I FOREST RUN -· Wor:sh l p 9 DENOMI_NATIONAL ..,.. Rev . mu sic . ' Robert Smith, pastor . Sunday FlRST SOUTHERN BAP a.m . ; ChUrch School I O_a ,m .; WSCS, 3rd Wednesday, 7:30 . school , 9 : 30a .m .; cl ass leader. · TISt - Corner of Second · and' Leo Hill ; worship se r v lc t , Anderson , Mason . Pastor Grocerle~ &. General Merchandise 1 p .rn . " The F riendl y Folks" MINERSVILLE - Wor~h l p lO :JO a .m . .- ch,u rch •. 7 : ~ 0 p .m .• Wttlter Cloud . Sunday school ' Racine Ph , •••c5772 10a . m .; Church School9a.m . ; . ' ED-EN UNITED.: BRETI-f: 9 : 45a .m . ; worship ser~ lce , 1 ' · !'omeroy, Ohio WSCS ,l.~rd Monday, 7:30p .m , RENIN CHRIST - Elden R . a.m . and 7 :30 p .m . Weeki yI . SYRACUS_E . Church Blake. pastor . Su nda y School Bible stud y, WedneSday , 7: 3D School , 9: 30 a . m .; worship 10 a . m .; Howard M cCoy , p .m . . servl~ , 7: 30p . m . Supt.; Morning sermon , 11 a . MASON ASSEMBLY OF ' ., SOUTHERN CLUSTER m .; Sunday night serviceS I • GOD - Sec ond St;. Muon , ·w Rev . Steve-n Wilson Christian Endeaver , 7:30 p , Va . Cheater . Tennan!, !)astor Rev . LarrrPotlng , rn .; Song se r VIce, 8 p . .m .1 Su nda y School , 10 a .m . ; ' Rev." t4owar·dShl¥•1ey ' Preaching 8: 30 p . rn .; M id · morning worship, 11 a .m . . A !lend the Churc h of Your Choi ce The Fl nesllnMoblle Homes ' IETHANY '[D.o_rcaSJ week Prayer meeting , Wed . evangelistic service, 7: 30p .m ; ~omeroy Ph . 992-3<98 Worship •• 9: 30 a .m .t Church nesday , 7 p , m ., Ray Adam s, Blblestudy and·prayer service 1100 e. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992.703< • School 10 :30 a . m . lay l eade{ . · . Wednesday . 7: 30 p .m . Phon ' ·. • u ,. ~~H~O~Aws I \ I I WAS l'ot htutdar, .lulr II, 11174 AJIIIU (........ 21·~1 1111 You g,;~h lr~d~~!sg~~ ~tnffi : or lmoglnaUon and croatfYity will be your cup of tee today and tomorrow. CANCER (.lune 21·.1ulr 221 Your malo will loci< lavorobly on your requeata for mate.-lal need~! , provided your •pproach Ia well -ti med and clearly lhlled. < M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLI NER SMITH NELSON MOTORS ' ' MARK V'STORE . GAULS MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ~~, DUD(EY'S THE AlliE~ COUNTY SAVINGS &lOAN CO. GENE'S BODY SHOP P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ' WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWEU'S·SUPER VALU KINGSBURY HOME SALES &SERVICE, INC. BEN FRANKLIN STORE O N YOUR MOR~E! have a brown · out, Walt whose an. VIRGO (Aut. 23· hpt, 221 • There~a a favorable change un· derway. It wHI eaee aome of the strains that have been • •• BORN l.OSE!l IN 1Hie, RE$TAUI?ANT FACING' CON5TITUT10N 5QUAI2E. I' UNDEI25TAND 11'& VERY ••ectlng your work or career. LIIIIA (hpt. 23-0ct. 231 Some ·good newa you'll be GOOD ...AND 1HEI2E'5 A LOVELY VIEW, receiving shortly will erase the nwmory Of any setbacks YOU ma.y t-..ve aulered this week . SCORPIO 10c:1. 24· 1ftl¥. 221 You 're very adell! In getting lots of mileage out of your hou..,.,ld budget . Keep lOOk· i~ IOf those bargains . SAGITTARIUS (No•. 23· Dec. I 1 I II you stand back a little you'll get a much clearer perspective on ~our probleme. Trust your own answers at this lime. . CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jon. lUI Money will be coming lo you from two sources. One Ia a usual ch&nnel. The olhe{ Is quite uneiCj)OCied. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 1111 You'll begin lo leel more Independent and in control starting today. This is the time to Push forward , whUe · the breaks come easier. PISCES (Feb. 20·Morch 201 Don't be . sllft·neckecl about .letting onolher go to bat lor · ·you If she offers to. It won't. damage your i~ga one bit. ONE MORE ROW, MAW C· AN' I 'l l HAVE ENUFF WOilMSTOGO FISH IN' July 8, 1974 This will be a year wtJen others. are apt to do you more favora ~Jth less strings than they·have 6ET OuT THERE, AND 6ET 'lOuR NO~E TO 'THE @JUNP AND ,;;TART LOOKING! Club suit holds contract key Ott - HM ~ ht · · NORnt WELL, 1HAT ~T BE '11!S - 'fOU WII~T BE • J6 • A84 +A·J62 ~~ HT · .Q843 -·"' AH - lHE: ti SQW:.THIHG OH HER MII1D lHAl YO!J KriOW ABOuT? EAST WEST .KQI0985 • QI03 94 .76 • 73 ,9765 + +a73 .KJ52 SOVTHCD) • A42 .KJ2 KQIOS + .AI09 East·W!'Sl vulnerable West North , Ea1& Sowlh • I N.T. Pass 3 N .T . P""' Pass PaSs Openi1111 lead - • K By Oswald & James Jacoby Anyone can see that three notrump is the right contract. Almost anyone can get there on the simple bidding oec quence of one notrump three notrump. .. WINKLE It is equally easy to see that South can make four notrump by playing East for ®EVER:yn, ING~ ALL$ET ! both the king and jack of t>AVIDACCEPTED MY . clubs and leading through DINNEI2 INVITATION ! him a couple of times. It should be almost as eaay to see that a good player wobld only make nine trick& He would win the third spade lead and note that he would be sure of his contract unleal West held the king of cluba. _ lie would study a little · further lind see that he could allo·make it if West,h~ld the siRgleton king. · . Then he would lay down hill ace o( clubs alid continue with the 10 apot. He wOIIId · have to lose trlc(ls to both the · king and jack of clubs, but he would wind up with two club · tricks. • Since he was sure of one spade, two hearts and four d1amonds · those two club tricks would be enough for his contract. ' ' ' '' LB'S ~ Pl.f.C£:5, 'bJ <;,~.) D! I IA/>,IS\ 10 <;IT lP I=RD!JT, lbJ SAID! . " "' - · 1 . ~~;R~~Land 3~or~~~~'avi~ Chu·rch School 10 a.m . APPLE GROVI! - Worship 1 : 30 p .m . first and th ird Sun __;.._ . __ __ _ APPLT""OR:Ove - "SUnday scttoot , 9: 30 e . m .: worsh ip , first and th i rd Sulidly, 7: l0 • P.- ITI .; ·prayer muting, Wed . nesday, 7: 30 p .m . Fellowship tupper, first Sa turday , 6 p .m . U.M .W . second Tuesday , 1:30 p .m . lAST LEtART Sunday 1Cr"lool 1 9: 30 a .m . ; worsh i p, lt,cono Bnd fourrn Sunday, 7: 30 P,.m_. ; pr1yer meet ing , Wed - - ClfO.JfcH . -OF' CHURCH CHRIST - located at Rutland CHRIST In Christian Union On Ntw Lima ~Oad , next to The Rev . William Campbel :orest Acre Park ; Rev . Aay AaStOI'j. Sunday sct,oal, 9 : 3/, ouse, pastor .- Robert Musser. .. . m ,; James. Hughes, supt .0 Sunday sc,hool Supt . . Sun(fljy e'lenlno Strvice , 7: 30 p .m I SChool, 10 .30 a .m . ; worship Wedne-sday evening praye 7: 30 P.m . Bi ble st-udy, Wed .' meeting, 7: 30 p .m . Your r ntsd~ , 7: 30 p .m. Saturday praytr !liervi ce each Tuesdayh night Preyer service, 7: 30p .m . FA 1 R y 1 e 1 1 aLE ' HEM L 0 C K G R0 V E CHVR.CH , Letart W Va Rt CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson , 1. Rev; Georg'e HosC'har PUtor ; Ray Whale_y , supt.; pastor . Sundly Sc hoo/. 9 :3 ' Morning worsh ip , 9:30 a.m. ; a .m . Prayer and B i ble stud y0 church school, 10 : 30 a. m .; 7 : 30 p . m . Co lta; e Praye YOUrJ~ people ' s meetlnQ. 6 :30 Se rv lc• Tuuday , 10 a . m r Worship Servfu, Thureday p .m .-, •'-'ertlng worship, 7! 30 P.m . . 8 lble study , .'f/ednesday, 1' : 30 p .m . ' w ' Meats and Groceries ' Sy racuse. 0 . Ph. 992-39Bd - ' I. I. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Churc h end 99 Mill St, Otfl<e Supplies-Gifts Middleport f ! Wool I. "' • •'! '.. • •• ''• . Kerm'a Korner Kormlf W~llon Pomeroy · U YOII, SOUth, hold: . been: HOW COM E 'IE GOT TWO DIFFER' NT WEIGHIN' CONTRAPTIONS, S ILA S? Ea/11 p... Puo ,...... .. ' .. IPidl -rour._rt. pon- " " - · eallod Willi do ,... do \ ' ..• . • ,• ~ I 'itJ<J •',. ~EAGLES A~E 51/PfUSED 10 HAVE 600D N05ES... • '• • ' 'I'ODAY.' t QU~N l-Id of overc1lllill one -T .I .·•, ' • • Ut 'KJ4U tAQt7•1 Whll do YCN do now? · , A- Pop, Yoor porlaor hoo ...., .............. •IIIIIIC •• NEW YORK aDllliNG HOUSE · · Norllt Dblt •• I• .,; . ! RIDENOUR SUPPLY Furniture and Hti'r dwa re Homollle $fws Ph' 985·3308 Chester , (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .• The blddillll haa SADIE'S MARKET . ~ •• • • OF WITH A 6ROKEN NECK! WIN AT BRIDGE • 'ies u-s' 77 ~~~~~FOR D IT'5 HARD TO CONCENTR.trE In a long lime. Be grateful to your benefac·~~:)rs . · BETSY .RDSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT . mall LATEHZl GIOT parallel your own lnternte. . ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION 30 we INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE GOEGLEIN READY MIX •P· : air-condition,nq! II YOU lilY YOUr8011 Willi the proper teammate - RACINE FOOD MARKET sau5 I'll f)(.PLAIN LEO (.July 23·AUG. 221 Much HEINERS BAKERY • un•t ven.J Quiet, Averlj! Paper I turned off mtJ oJ value can be accomplished s - that are ln1Jortant to you will come more effortteaaly over the next taw daya. So will """"-\'' . ,; GEMINI llhr 21 · June 201 SIIIUIII(Ino lhol t all lor the uu F~EE MEIGS TIRE CENTER hl .. ll'llCI! dllflcu"y Goala : - e~ery p .~.IDDL~PORT won't awaytng thaN ~ou come In cont.<:! with to your way o1 llllr*lng II you UM your chorm lll1d wit · TAURUI (April 20-Mor 201 j I • .• ' �• • • ., ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ~:D~OM r~;:.===~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~:Vl Busm·ess erVices ] ~:::~·~Zi~~i~~=_;;1, 10- The Dal!y&nlinel, Middleport-Pomerov 0 , Friday, July$, 1974 r-._ ..... • ....--~ ,, In 1.. MEM ORY of Polly Cncl (Decker) Gone, but •uo ne~er Juty forgotten 7 yr~ <~ Father , Paul Grandma Deck er \nd r11e W illi am Hayes Film Hy ...-. -----------c.d of .....--••.... ':. •• .... ...•• 7 S ltc Thanks I WISH to thank the Veterans Mtmor htl Hospital and staff ot nurs es for the i r wonderful care Spect.tl thanks to Dr during my stay In the hospital R ldgw~y Margaret McK'enl Je ~. ~. •• ~ ~~ ••. • a\>. '!': .-.. .... ,';'• ... ...••• ............_ w. • ............ .. .... .....-"' --"' • ...... 'I' • aa. .-.:; '"'v. • ,: , .1 • '• • 11 ~ 1 r I A ., ¥ : Jl :• ,... ro ':"· •• • t" :. ., • ... • •'. • .r ' t; " .. ,. ~ •• •. 7 5. Hp , ~ - ..... ORDINAN CE NO 10 12 14 AN ORDINANCE CON TRACTING WIT ... COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY , ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TO LIGHT ALLEY S THE STREETS, LANES AND ...PUBLIC PLACES IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT, MEIGS COUNTY OH 10, FIXING OR PROVIDING FOR THE FIXING OF THE RATES TO IE CHARGED FOR SUCH ~:'Ya~~nt~n for;'~kl~ir,:d~f ~~~~ (4) months, then and m that event the Company may at any time thereafter dts contrnu e sa id ~>. street ltQht1ng service w,tho ut notice, and thereafter until such 1 ~· time as the full amount due to the Compan Yuhdel- th-e term s of this Ordinance has been pa td the Company at Its opt1on may or may not resume said street lighting service provided however , that no charges shall be made by the Company fo r ~ -street ltght.ng service during l ~ -amy such period tn Wh tch sai d service •s discontinued as In th iS Section 3 prov tded SECTION 4 The Comp.an y agrees. during the term hereof to lnstalll!lddltlonal street ltghts of the type and size s pecl f ted above when Buthorlzed to do so by resolution of th.e Co un c rl Provided , however that the street ltght s shall be located with in 250 feet of a d istr ibUtion circuit of the Comapny and provided further that not more than ten (10 ) additional lights may be required during the lest year of the penod of th•s Or dlnl!lnce and , prov lded further that no additiona l Incandes cen t stree1 lights shall be tnstalled The Company shall not be requ ired to make eny ex tensions or renewa ls m the event that the Munic ipality ts m arreftrs fn payment tor se rv tces rendered The minimum number of street lights sha ll be not tess than the sum of th e total number specified above and whenever additional lights are Installed the minimum number of ltghts shall b e Increased accord ingly It Is further agreed that the Company shall move s tr eet lights to new locetron s or change the type of f txtures to another type specif ied above as requested by resolutton of the Council prov ide d however that the actual cost to the Company In makmg such relocat ion or change In fix lures , shall be paid for by the Mu11ic lpality> SECiiON 5 The Company lhall endeavor to furn ish suf tlclent electric energ y to keep Uld street lighting lamps burn ing continuouSly dur ing the night Stlton eath end every nlgh1 dur ing tl'le term thereof tr tor any reason , there Is a ftl llure to furniSh said ener9y tor more than en •uaregate of four (4) houri In env one rrronth and upon wrlhtn notice of such l"tregete outage furnished to. the Company by the MunlciJ)ellty Within ten <10) deyt after receipt of bill . ror such service , there .shall bt a reduction from the bill fOr llfd month fO COVI!tr SUCh outagts No llebflftv shaft at .. tach to the Company for .eny cftlc'ontlnuances of strvicf SfCTION 6 Unlll ouch lime 11 the t/ectors of the pro,.,, ' ' MOTOCROSS, :luly 7 Practice 11 JO RDce- 1 p m 2 mites put Best Photo on County Rd 56 , Brtmstone lhcewav P.ark Coolvtlle OhiO 1 5 2tc ---...-----....------YARD Sale all week Rt 124 73Jtc Help Wanted ;;-;;~-;;~;;--;-;;;-,--;;;.;.,., ATTENDANT one needed Pnone 992 5191 for service station Ex 7 3 ltc perlence hfllpfuf but not ~ -- -.....-- -- ---necessary Must be I lor O'll'ar ELECTROLUX Sweeper delu.. Applications taken at land model Complete with all m&rk Phone 992 ,ltl cle aning attachmenn and 1 5 Jtc usespoperbegs Slightly used - -- -- - - - -- -- - but cleans and looks like new I NEED to hillve a middle tQI!!CI Will sell for SJ7 25 cash or f,)erson tQ stay In my home or tefms available Phone 992 to do light housework rur me 26S3 Phone 992 717" 7 s 4tp ____ .... _ _ _ _ ___1_ 2 nc - ---- - ~------ 7 2 61C --------------- -----~-------.--- Y/'RD Sale Sat J uly 6 at lhe corner ot Mulberry and Wrtght St In Pomeroy Starts at 9 a m SpQ.nsored by Metgs Htgh Cheerleaders Please supRQrt your Metgs Cheer leaders In buytng new untforms 1 3 2tc GAR: AGE Sate July 8 9 and 10 at 1121 West Mam Street next to fre tgh t depot m Pomeroy 9 to :J p Pn Electnc gutlar hatr dryer lots of good used ctothmg 7 J 3tc;: W•ler. Eleclrlc , Gas, Sewer Lmas mitalled . Work 9uaranleed Dozer, Backhoe Trucks. Llrntstont 1 F1U Otrl Commerclar~es.dentn'l C &R ~1 on:s.truchon emo._ -------------- -~---,.-- Ch tef of Poll ee Less than three mon ths servtce $465 00 After three months service - 51000 Sergea nt Less than three months service 440 00 After three months se rvtce 485 00 Patrolmen Less !han three months servtce 425 00 After three month s se rvtce 465 00 Meterman Less than th ree months servtce 400 00 W-ILL do baby slttt ng In my Afte r three mon ths home Phon e 949 5221 servi ce 7 2 3t c 1140 00 Dispatcher WIL L parnt barn roof s house Less than th r e.e m,pn lhs of servrce 375 00 roots houses outbuildmgs After three: months will do rooftng Phone 992 serv tee 1129 400 00 Extra Patro lman or 7 3 5tc Meterm an 2 20 per hour Extra DISpatcher 2 OOper hour Sectton 2 Tha t Ord mance No 379 dated February 6 1969 Ordmance No 401, dated June 1 1970 Ordtnan ce No -407 dated November 1 1970 Ord mance No 431 dated Ma y 15 197 2 and Ordtnan c e No 440 dated Graduate of Oh1o August 20 1973 and all oth er Un1vers1ty 1n child ordtnances tn con fl tct Wtlh !he provisions of fhts Ordnance development wants 10b s hal l be and are hereby baby s1thng m her repealed Section 3 That th ts Or home at 144 Hudson dmanc-e sh a ll take effect and be St , Middleport, OhiO m force from and after the ea r l test penod allowed by taw Phone 992-2781. I Pa ssed 1 1 74 Bette Jean Krawsczyn Attest Jane Walton Clerk Approved Wanted To Buy Dale E Sm lth Mayor WANT TO BUY used roll top 17l 5 12 2tc desk m good condtt ton Phone 711 2:1474 7 1 6t c PUBLIC NOTICE The Truste es of Salem AUTO S complete and Townsh ip w tll hold a Speetal JUNK de1 1vered lo our ya rd 1 We meetmg July 17 1974 at 7 P M p1ckup auto bodtes and buy all for the purpose of setting up the kmds of scrap meta ls and ann val budget for the year 1975 tron Rtder s Salvage Sta te Thts rs ope n to the publt c Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 5468 AlmaE Smt ih 6 26 261p Clerk --~--- -----~ ~---(7) S lie GOO D used chest freezer Call 992 2704 7 2 lite WANTEDI .- ' - ----------~ .-----------------------~ ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN Bullllo Your >Pf'<•· Dollvorod lo Job Silo Free Estimates Now Open tor Business Chev. Caprice Cpe, power, air.......... , •zags 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P .S••••••••• '2495 72 Chev. lm p . Cus. Cpe., v-root ............ 12695 73 Wddleport, OhiO Phone 992 5347 or 992 3861 Wilkinson SmitU Eng1ne 992: 3092 399 w Millin Pomeroy , 0 ~outtod at Modern Supply Small Engine Rep1 lr WILSON'S PENNZOit WILl'S CARPET & INTERIORS E MAIN STREET POMEROY Armstrong Linoleum Wall Paper V1nyl Wall Fabrtc Spec1al' On C•rpet Rem nants Free Estimates :t • Lawn Boy • Tecumseh ,. Kohler •Wisconsin ,. All Miler makes Pets For Sale REGISTERED Co llie puppres read y Jut y 20 Phone 992 7082 6 30 tfc Sll 9S 9.SO IUS - Wash& Wax - lube , 011 , Filter - Tune Up Loca1ed on 3rd S1reet In Rac1ne, OhiO Hours ,...., Weekday s 9 9 Weekend s AUTOMOBILE msurance beer cancelled? Lost you1 operators license Call 99 2 7• 28 6 l,.tfr _,......_ ______ PEKINGESE beauttful famlly Real Estate For Sale pet Spayed 550 Phone 992 3081 71 ' AIR condttroned 12x52 mobile home on Rt 3:1 B miles north of Pomeroy Clean , quiet yard front room In green c arpet No pets Phone (614 1 696 1051 1 5 3tc 1 UNIT RENTAL - Around Mob1le Homes For Sale ~.300 00 net a month mcome 8 Kls TRAILE R wtth tipout Near stores in Pomeroy A ltvmg room Phone 992 6630 good rnvestment for $8 500 00 7 2 6tc The pr ice of a little house MOBILE HOME LOT - On Rl 65 x 12 MOBILE home 3 7 Utlllttes available bedroom bath ltvlng room hall and 2 bedroom s car SYRACUSE - Good 2 bedroom CREMEANS CO N CRETE home nat gas F A furnace peted Phone 992 7751 del 1vered Monday through 6 16 tfc modern bath, garage and 3J. Sa turda y and eventn g s -----~---.~ ---...=! acre of land Just $12,900 Pf'lone 1146 1142 1971 LANCER 2 bedroom APARTMENT HOUSE - Has 6 13 tf c tra iler Excellent cond 1t 1on Call (304 1 773 54B l. Mason . W 4 apartments ali rented tn good part of Middleport NEED a new house or remodel Va 6 30 7tc ssoo ooa month Income Asking an old one? All types hom e repa1rs and bu ilding .Call 949 ---------~---......_NEW 1974 12x65 J bedroom $35 000 00 3832 front kt tchen Gettysburg bY 7 3 12tc Castle tota l etec Pr. ce THIS S PACE FOR YOUR AD $6 695 00 Home tS set up and WE NEED RIVER FRON SE PTIC TANKS cleaned r eady to mov e tnto Can be TAGE FOR FUN , WILL For the LOwest rea sonabl e rates Ph 446 seen at Country Mob1le Hom e LEASE BY THE YEAR 4782 GalllpOtts4fi'John Russell !<'ark Darwm Ohto F or PARK YOUR CAMEL AND owner and operator tnformat ton ca ll 992 7034 Tire Pr1ces 5 12 tfc SEE US FOR A GOOD IN 6 30 6tc ------------~ VESTMENT SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE S YSTEM$ -~the Area Real Estate For 5ale CLEANED, REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION , 3 BEDROOM mob1le home STEWART OHIO PH 662 practically new 1973 model :J03S 65x12 Stt uated on 11t2 acre 10 A tfc pnvate lo t at the new F atr vtew Hetghts Add ttlon large SEPTIC TANKS c leaned garden area already planted Modern sanl tatton 992 3954 or 12x12 storage butld tng 36x 12 992 73-49 pat to new underptnn mg and • 10 23 ttc custom steps mobile home 772 5881 Mason, W tla -.-_..-----------~ equtpped wtth modern house READY MIX CONCRETE type furntture heavy duty delivered right 10 your Whlrtpool wash er and dryer protect Fast and easy Fret '6 ROCER:'r ouslness for sale Broyle Hill sofa maple hut ch estimates Phone 992 328-4 Bulldfng for sale or lease deep freeze new end tables Goegletn Ready Mix Co, Phone 773 5618 from 8 :JO p m lamps and other furnrture Middleport Oh io to 10 p m for appointment S12 000 for all Phon e 992 2335 6 30 ttc '3 20 1fc 1 2 7tc C BRADFOR 0 Auct foneer 1968 BANNER camp er trailer ONE new all electrtc 3 Comolete Service 15ft Phone 992 7017 bedroom $19 900 and :J other PMne949 38'21orUR 3161 6 28 6tp homes Phone 992 3975 or 992 Rac lne,l)hlo - -- - - - - - - - - - - - 2571 Crltt Bradford MIDDLEPORT 2 story 6 5 tfc 5 1 tfc frame 4 B R , bath, garage .~-- ------1 trailer hookup rented, ~F\Jk r,.,c::t: t:~ttmlues Qn S ROOM HOU~E on 1 a cre of land Phone 992 7265 room for another Lots of ~luminu.., replacement 6 28 6tc wtndows s/dtng storm doors frontage Askmg $8,000 and wtndows Railing Phone CHESTER - 2 story frame Charl~s Ltsle Syracuse, Ohio ~HF. 'I 3 B R famtly R Dmtng R , Cerl Jacob, Sales bath carpeting, 3 out Representative , V V bulldmgs about 1 acre all In Johnson and Son , Inc 4 30 ttc good condttton Sl3 500 CARPENTER - Aboul 1 ------~------U'UI:::LL Allnement located....Q.n acres 2 story frame , 4 B R , These s1zes also available Route 124 and County Rd-..s, 1 Gallipolis 1 12 baths, dmlng R porc hes 1 5,000, 6 000 8,000, 10.000 and Crossroads complete front outbu ilding 2 garages 12 000 BTU end tuneup and brake service S10 000 Please call for appo1ntment , ,POMEROY LANDMARK 7112 3232 POMEROY 1 story frame , J"ff.~· JackW Carsey,Mgr s 2-1 tfc 3 B R , Salh part basemen! RACINE:. ~A:tl Phone 992-2181 with utility, some carpeting WILL TRIM or c ut trees and 2 ST ORY PERMA STONE 3 & paneling, lot 50x200 shrubbery Also c lean out IBR LARGE MODERN WE ARE picking up a plano In $10,000 basements att~es etc Phone KITCHEN , 1112 BATHS your• area and would ll~e 949 3221 or 742 4441 CAR PET THROUGHOUT SYRACUSE 1'12 slory some responsible party to FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR 6 6 26tc frame 3 8 R , bath, take over payments Call GARAGE ALL ONE --~------...,.... Credit Manager ( 6l4 ) 172 basement wlth almost new SEWING MACHINES Re"pan RGE FLAT WELL 5669 or write 260 Etst Main ' LA gas F,A furnace, large level service , all makes , 992 22U LAND SC:A PED LOT Street, ChilliCOthe OhiO 45601 PRICED MID TWE~TIE S l"he Fabric Shop, Pomeroy lot fenced on 2 sides JUST 4.._7 tfc Authorized Singer Sales and $6500 Service We Sharpen Scissors OUR PHOTO-FI~ES SAVES OFFICI?-446 3643 3 29 ttc Sales EVENINGS ' YOU MILES, COME IN Bud McGhe e-446 1255 TODAY AND SEE WHAT DOZER work , land cl~artng by '71 CHEV dump truck C 60 E M "Ike Wlseman- 446 the acre hourly or contract, se r ies good condit ion Call TO OFFER WE HAVE :\796 / farm ponds, roads, etc Large 7112 5770 992: 22:59 or 992 2568 dozer and operator with over 7 5 6tp 20_ 1 years experience Pullins -------~-----Ex:cevatlng Pomeroy, OhiO 1969 RAMBLER 6 cy ltnd er Pho11e 992 2478 $550 Pho ne 992 7631 7 S tfc ~UR NI S HEO adults o"IY tn Phone 992 3874 apartment Middleport 5 12 tft ----~-- -~-- --- UNFURNISHED apt 2 bedroom Phone 992 2780 or 992 :1432 7 2 tfc UNFURNI S HED home 4 rooms uttl tty room and bath garage 1655 Pornt Lane Phone 992 3874 7 2 tfc 2 BEDROOM mob tle home With a ir condtttonmg m Ra cin e area Phone 992 5B58 1 2 ttc RIVERSIDE apartments 271 N First Avenue Mtddleport Oh to Applicat ions now being accepted Phone 614 446 3146 or after 5 p m 992 5730 6 13 1Btp FU RNI SHED 2 bedroom cot tage at Roc k Spr ings Pr iced on lnspectton only Call 992 27 89 6 27 6tc MOBILE HOME m M1dCtleport Adult$ only Phon e 992 5592 " 625H c _____ -------------- • 68 ------------ . I CAll GEOFFREY ROSENBERG ..IW9ROOM JnREo 92.1 • WMPO-FM • ....... ---------- v--roof, air..... •895 HT CALL 985-4279 : MtYIII Au1ometlc1 'II $pHd Oftretlon .Gholce o water )empt Auto w•ter 'level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Au ltator • Ptrm•· PrtSI M•r••• H•to Of H. . t Ory1r1 Surround c:lothtl !With Olntte, IYtn he•t No hot IJ)Oft, 1no o~•rdrylng Fine Mt- Lint F llt•r 1 We Specltl~lt In MAYTAO Aell Cerpet lervfet RUTLAND FURNITURE 742· 4211 l Arnold Grat• :~~:1'selodla~ lole fl!adol door refrlgerllon, fr"'''Apl.-slto frotn fut to Sl9 95 US oo our ' Bit Ctp•~lty t REFRIGERATION TIME IS NEAR I .flui:-...a USUII to good ledlon of other ap. alec & ••• auto Wllhtrt tltc dry oro ns.oo' Moylag ond Quttn wringer S4M5 Romem. at Kuhl't all ap. P:::.~~~ carry n 1 lG-dey bock guarolilttl lnd ' " 0'"' New Furniture to yourself us before you to check with buy any car, new or '2495 '2195 '2195 •2195 •1695 '1595 '169, • '2995 '1295 •1695 '1095 •895 '695 used ' J. D. STORY, PAT _STORY OR BILL NELSON FOR A Cpe., V-8,.4 speed ........'495 GREAT BUY ON A NEW OR USED CAR. Karr & Van Zandt "You ' ll Ltke Our Quality Way of Domg Bus mess" Remember We Service What We Sell SM That's less than a third of our usual pnce! Business on SeiYice 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unt1I6:0D--T115 p.m. Sa' If you buy a new Volkswagen nght now you c an get arr ~ondttronrng tn rt for lU St $99 You II and now Semce ' 1974 FORD GRAND TORINO.........53495 2'or hardtop air p s , p b , vinyl roof 8 000 miles 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 ............... 51695 • 4 Or seda n, a1r p s Save when you coo l a new S uper Beetle Or Dasher Or 412 Or_Bus Or Karman Ghta Or Campmobtle Or Thtng Atr cond1ttonrng 1n an y of them, 1ust $99 In fact the only models not tncluded m th1s offer are the Baste Beetle and the Love Bug Volkswagen atr condrtronrng now when you need rt most now 1ust $99 2 D; hardtop vinyl roof, p s 4 Dr hardtop a rr , p s pb vinyl roof UPPER RT. 7 4 Dr sedan a ir p s, p b • • • • • 0 • • • PONTIAc TILL 12 St •• Pomeroy, Squad assists mishap victim • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • On All '74 Models and Used Cars 1969 PLYMOUTH .......................5595 ' 1966 OiEVY 4 DR... ... ~ 395 .......... 5 ·-- Hardtop Impala • 2 SIGNS Of QlrALITY 1966 FORD 4 DR........................ $395 A1r p s, pb • 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO ........ 51895 4 Dr sedan, viny l 'roof. p s P b 1WO 1970 MAVERICKS .............. '1000 • 1972 II EGA HATCHBACK CPE $1895 Local 1 owner trade In 4 speed trans , G T equipment, radio, good tires, clean Inside green finish lllt.DODGE CORONET 1972 FORD F250 TRUCK ........... ..'1895 .. ....... ..• -....... 1963 OiEVY ....................... ,...... ~395 Long , wide bed 6 cyl standard - Goocl Selection Chea,.er c;an See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 915-4100 Locattd on St. Rt. 7 ""'"ter, 0. .. • SQtJAD ASSISTS ~ Racine ER squad was coiled Wednesday at ll . ii6a m ,.. to Yellow Bush Road lor Beverly Cummings who had • !allen !rom tho back of a truck, She • u taken to Holzer • MldJcal Center for treatment ~ Qf llceraiiOIII to her head ..,d ::, • ...• rflbl arm. LODGE MEETS There will be a special meeUng of Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM Friday at 7 30 p m An entered apprenUce degr~ will be conrerred on one candidate. All maater maaons ore lnvlled and urged to attend. Relreehmtnll wiU be eel"Ved the 1970 NOVA CPE $149$ local 1 owner, good tires. 6 cyl with automatic trans , radio, blue finish, spotless clean blue Interior Veterans memorial service available Persons applytng for headstones or memorsal mark~rs lor deceased veterans can- get faster serv1ce by making sure they use a new appUcatlon form that recently became avarlable at Veterans Admmtstratlon hospitals and regional offices , VA announced today • Formerly administered by ON DEAN'S LIST POM£ROY MOTOR oo.· ' OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M, . Long wide bed V B standard ~ ~ S149S 4 Doo'")..1 1 owner new car trade In, good 1st line tires, spotless Interior , small V 8 engine, automatic trans right size - the right price ~ 1 red 1 blue Yoor choice tor " ' Po111eroy Motor Co. PoMEROY, ' OH!.O M•for Luque Resuns By Un11td Presslntern•tlonal Na11on•l Le.ague Houston 000 000 030 1--.L&. 0 Atlanta JOl 000 001 0- 3 lA l ~oberts Forsch (81 , Cos grove (9) and Edwards, Reed Kreuse (7 ) J Nlekro (B) Frisella {8 ) House (9) a(ld Correll WP- Cosllrove r4 0) LP - House 021 HRS- E'Vans (lOth J, Cede110 (18th) lstg•m• Pnllo 001 OlO 000- 3 10 1 NV 104 ooo oox - 5 6 o Schueler, Scarce (6), R lchert (Rl anct Boone Matlack {7 5) and Grote LP- Schultler lA 10 ) HR - MIIner (13th ) 2nd game Phlla 200 010 OJO- 6 10 0 NY ooo !olo- 2 5 1 Twitchell (J , and Cox Sadetckl l Miller &J , Mt;Gr~w (81 and Hodges LP- S e~e ckl (.4 4 ) - --- 1ii0 •me Montreal 000 001 100- 2 "0 P tttsbgh 010 ooo ooo- 1 7 o Rogers (10 II) end Foote Br e tt (10 5) end ,. ..... Sengulllen __ 1nd 1•m• Montrttl 000 ~oo ooo- 2 10 2 P"lttt"Oh 010 000 O~x - J 5 0 Bltlr 12 2) end Foote. Giusti " nebecca Ann Will, daughter of Mr Blld Mrs James F Will , Rt 3, Ponleroy, was on the dean:.. list at Ohio Umvers1ty, Athens, for sprmg term the Department of the Arnjy, the memorial program was transferred to the VA with the estabU.Iunent of the National Cemetery System last fall. The new monument ap· plication form (VA 40-1330) l'llplaces a similar Department of Defense form which wlll continue to be accepted unlll supplies ore exhausted Persons USJng the old form are cautioned to forward !be appbcallon to the following VA address Instead of that provtded on the form Director, Nallonal Cemetery System ( 42) Veterans Admlmslratton Central Offtce 810 VennQnt Avenue, (81 Klson (8) and s~~~~::m~e; IJVP - KI8on 14 3) Mlnoord <B) and He& ly Kaat Forster (7) and He rrmann WP ~os Ang 1 000 100 002- 3 T 0 - Kaat (9 61 LP - Bu s by (6 91 Cincl 000 000 110- 2- 9 2 HR s - Melton (9th) Her r mann Massersm lfh Marshall (B) (4th 1 • and Yeager Ferguson (9), Billingham Borbon (8 ) and New vurk 000 010 11 3_ 6 9 2 Bench w P - Mershall I 11 ll Detroit oo3 ooo 010- , e o LP - Borbon (6 5) T!drow Lyle (9) and Mun son Fryman R,e.y ( 7 ) Hiller Sa n Diego 000 lOT 000- 2 6 1 (8) and Moses, Lamont (9) WP San Fran 001 200 51x- 9 10 l Splllner, Hardy (7), Lexton , - Tidrow (6 8) LP - HIIIec ( 11 (8) a11d KendalL Bradley 0 B) 61 HR - Norlhrup (81hl anct Boccabelta HRS Grubb ooo 030 ooo- 3 8 3 (Sthl McCovey (7th I Melthews Cleve Mllw OSO 611 02x - 15 11 0 (8th! , Goodson (3rd ) Arlin Ellingsen (2) Wilcox --~ (Jl Duncan S~rogue (6 ll Chlc&gCJ 000 300 000- 3 10 1 and •od Porter: LP Arlin (2 2J St Louis 001 001 ooo- 2 7 1 HRS Hegan 2 (4th & 5tti ) Stone, Zamora (8) and Swisher , Curtis. Garman (5 ), Bolt 102 000 502- 10" 2 Pena (8) end Mccarver WF Boston ooo 011 013- 6 15 3 Ston~ (3 21 LP - Curfls (~ 9) Jefferson Reynolds 16 ) , John • son (9) and William s Etchebar ren (7) , TJont. Veale (7L Pot• Amtrlc•n Ltltuw Te ~as 001 ooo 000- 1 1 o ~~ite~~:n ~~~tg~~ilen'f HRS- Grlch l13thl , w11 M lnn 000 000 003- 3 6 o 7) l;l,lbby, Fouclult (91 and IIams (Sih ) Cooper (6tnl Sundberg , Blyleven (7 10) and Borgmann LP - Fouceult (3 41 Oakland 02o 010- • 12 o HFh Harr,.h (12th) , Hisle ~·"' ooo 002 200- • s 3 (111h) ,,I Blue IB B) and Htme~. Lange _ __._ lockwood 13 ) Rozlono (•) Kan City 000 000 3oo- 3 6 o Cumberland (8} and Rodr iguez ChiCIOO 012 010 34x- 11 16 1 L P - LMge {341 HRs--Rud l Busby, Hoerner C?J. Blrct (1l (8th 11 Lien as (1st 1 . H"'!]lllal where she wu ad· • ml~ At 7 $9 p m , tho oquad was called to Sotith Tlilrd Ave for Sherry Clark, who had severe stomach pains. She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. lARRY'S m. MOBILE sports books Keith Goble Ford, Inc. 2 Dr hardtop 318 auto , p s The Mi!ldleport Emergency Squad answered a call at 4 04 p m Wednesday to the Rutland area for Greg Grover, 22, who was Injured ln an automotorcycle accident He was taken to Holzer Medical Center At 9 50 p m the ,;quad went to 336 Broadway for VIrginia Hoy , who was She was taken to Veterans Memorial Library features AT GALLIPOLIS 7 TILL 5 PM TILL SAT. • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • PH. 446-9800 OPEN ' :• ITSAMAD :• :MAD MAD MAD : ~ CLEARANCE ~ :• SALE :• DON WATTS VOLKSWAGEN 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA.-......... '1095 • • ~1495 1971 FORD LID ......... ~.... ' • But you better hurry Th1s spec1al a!f condltfon mg offer by your Volkswagen d1srrlbutor exp,es August 15 1974 And •t s available on ly at parfieJpa tm g Volkswagen dealers pb Millm NELSON MOIDRS, INC. COMING SOONI I pb 1970 OiEVY MONTE CARLO....... "' 500 E. is BUS~Iless. Building Our save hundreds of dollars• 1969 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK ...... ..'995 Now ' """"· oil tloctrlc 111-Jnlil ., I'Wi acre ,,..... bedrooms, 1'11 bolito, txlr•-'-'11 lomlly room ~le.i.: Rplggs CreSI Manor off Rt. 7, 1 mllot oauth of TIIPPIII Ieins ~ SEE CEWARD CALVERT, long , wide bed 6 cyl 4_sp transmission truck ....._:!___________ -- ~.S .......... ~995 Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S....... !l195 67 Dodge Cor. -------------- __________ _ .'1195 --· 1971 F250 FORD TRUCK .............'1595 or ------- Chev. Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., a,s. .. .... Long wide bed , V 8 standard THE ROSENBERG COMPANY GRE T COUNTRY Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, a1r ,, .... .'1495 AUto I Chev. air ........ _.. '1195 You owe ! l roof, 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ....... 11495 AGEN<.;Y --- SS for [unk automobiles We w tll ----- --'---~- ----MuntCipatrty authorize ' an prck up R•verS tde Auto alternaive .metho d for the Wreck ing Phone (:1 04 1 773 3 AN 0 o4 KUVM 1Urn lshed and paym ent of the then current 5B90 unfurnished apartments bill s of the Muni cl pa ltty for the 7 5 tf c Phone 992 543.4 street llghttng service pro vrded 4 12 trc tn this Ordrnance collect ton for OLD furn tture oak tables such serviCe shall be made as clocks tCe boxes brass beds PRIVATE meet ing room tor provided m Rate Ordmance No any organ ization phOne 99-2 dtshes desks or .;complete 1011 74 of tne Mun iCi pal tty 3915 households Write M o ftX tn g rates whteh the Company 3 11 lfc Miller , Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio rnay c harge for standa rd ,.-----. -..-----~~--call 992 7760 secondary electr~c servtce to S 13 ftc BUSINE SS room 22 x 80 234 E con sumers In the Munrc lpalrty Ma tn St Pomeroy Ohio and establl!ihlng a formula for -----~ ---- ----Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 varytng such rates or soc h CAS H paid for all ma\es and 6 12 tfc ordtnan ce or ord inances a s may models of mobile homes from trme to time be rn effe ct Phone area code 614 423 9531 for such purposes fo llowmg the ~ 1113tfc TRAILER Br ownS Tratler exptrattoh of sard Ordtnance Court 992 3324 US 9B luxury sedan,tull No lOll 7~ and dvrrng the term s 29 tf c 19700t.. power w indows , seats of this Ordmance --------~---- steering a ir co nd1l lonlng till SEC TIO N 7 The Company WE ARE ExPANDING wheel , am fm stereo, 4 dr shall save the Mvn 1crplatty For Sale Trade vinyl roof Phone 992 3B63 t ill 3 harmless fr om any and all INTO YOUR AREA! P m After 6 call 992 SB44 CA MPER 1raller ~e0n ta c t Earl ltabtllty occastoned by the sole 7 3 4tc negligence of the COmpany m Hunt Chester Ohio 985 4171 the cons truc ti on matntenance 7 2 3t p -----~-- --- --1973 GRANO Pr ix, white w ith and operatton of tfS stre et white vinyl Interior .e~nd white ltghtmg system rn s a id vinyl roof power windows Mun lc tpat tt y For Sale am fm ster~o 4 new t lres SEC t iO N 8 All fr xt ures shall He w1ll come to your l)lant Phone 992 3863 flU 3 call 992 be melntarned In a sgooQ order APT Stze etectr tt refr igerator 5844 after 6 p m and cond ttton as practicable at st1e to 1nspect and price your almost new , S50 Gu hot 7 3 .ttc th e ex pense of the Compan y steel scrap~ Waste Paper, water tank never used. SAO - - - - - - - -- - -- Title to 11 11 wtres poles lamps IBM Products , Sla1nleu , 12 1nch poftabte TV , used very 1957 CHEVY 4 speed 283 and appurtenances used by the copper, or brass li ttle , S35 Phon e 992 3081 engine very Qood cond ition Company In turn 1Shlng the 7 3 3tp Call 992 2967 after s p m senltce contemplated tn th is CALL 614-593-7477 _ _ _t,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 3 4tC ------------Ord inance rs &nd shall be In the Company CAR PETS and life too un be SECTION 9 This Ordinance beautiful If vou use Blue 1971 DOD GE Demon 318 stt~nd ard Good condition Phone shall take effect and be In for ce Lustre Rent electr ic 99~ 2413 • shampooer 51 Baker F ur from and after thtrty days from n1ture Company Its passage and shall termrnat e ~ 3 3tp of Athens, Ohio 7 S 3tC - - - - - - - -..... - - - - on July 25, 1975 or sublect to -------~----__...._ 1971 • CHEVROLET Blazer prior term lnat ron as provi ded rn We will be there soon Open 9 REDUCE excess flu ids w ith Phone 742 6621 Section lO of this Ord inance ttll4 Monday thru ThurscMy . prov lded) 1t shell have been F luldex $1 89 - Lose we ight 1 3 Jtc Friday 9 ttll 12 Noon a cc~pted by the (:om pan y by with Dex A Diet upsute-s - - - - - - -- - - - - - $1 98 at Nelsgn Drug s wrttten ac ceptance flied In the We wtllbetheresoonll h72 OLDS Cuftess J50 Office of the Clerk of the 1 5 ltp automa11 c, P s Phone 985 Mun1 clpa11ty 3510 SECT ION 10 That the VIllage -"!"'=~---. I 72 ACRES land 1965 Ford 6 l8 61c by legislat,ve action or the = L TO 30 30 Winchester Phon \.._ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Company shall have the r ig ht to 742 36S6 _~"'t 7 5 ltp 972 JEEP Com mando In gooo term Inate thIs Ordinance at any conditio., Call 949 5192 before ttme upon wr itten notice f1led With the other party hereto et 1973 KAWASAKI 175 cc Mode-l 11 am or after 6 p m least 30 days pr ior to such F7 1 300 milts llkt new SS50 7 1 Stc term ination date Phone 992 7190 - - - -.....- - - - - - SECT ION 11 The terms and 15 ltp 1913 CI1ARGER In warr•nty prov isions of th is Ordinance are - -- - - - - - - - - - S2,950 Phone 992 7066 lornt and several and the tn LITTLE red barn utility __._ ___________7_ 211c validity of one Sh all no.t affect bulld lnv. wood construction , the 'll'o'llldt ly Of lhe others shlngleroof Won'tblowaway 1971 DATSUN P ic kup wlfh Passed by the Council 01 th In first windstorm Phont 992 campctr topper Phol"te 949 , Of:! )o th l~ 6675 A703 •1fer ~ p m 2Y"] 11hlogdeayOfOfMiddleport June 1974 7 5 31p 7 Hie ATTE $1" Gene Gr'flte Clerk --~---------\ Approved thlt 24ft, day of 1 10 SPEED Engllsn racer 1969 CHEVY Townlman stat ron June 19711 b icycle Phone 992 5621 or 992 wagon 11 , 195 Qood condit ion John W Zerlt.l• Mayor • $9A7 Phone 992 7620 Nhddfe_porl Pomorov C612B OJ5 , 2tc .._ 1 s ltc 5 2A ffr & alr.... .'1995 F-85 Cpe., 6 cyt., auto......... .... 11295 6~ P~nti~c WISEMAN -'109.95 Door, v-roof & air ........ 11795 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., -------------- 4,000 BTU Pont. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S 12095 69 ~:NTERjI HOTPOINT AIR OONDITIONERS ,.... 71 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V __ _________ - - BEND TIRE Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ........... '2195 69 Olds • Water L-.nes aud Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also doter work ar)d se~tlc tanks tn ... lied -------------- One first floor apt , 2 bedrooms, completely furn , Ma in Sf Pomeroy Plenty of parking space, n1ce yard exc locatton Phone 992 3863 unit/ 3, after 6 call 992 5844 71 70 _Old$ 98_ Hoi:__Sed., power, air .......... '1895 IMTQiiNG SERVLCE --------------- ------- ' 70 Chi}Sier Newport 4 Dr., pow. EXCAVATI NG dtue,. IO-'!Ider and backhoe work septic tan kS'lnS tiniO -a"U'ri'llJli'UCkl and lo boy s for h ire will haul fill dirt top so il limestone and gravel CAll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ight phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc ....,.., ------------=-= Thts Is a local car , a real gas. Sliver 1973 VW 1 BUG 1973 VEGA 2 DR. Hatchback 4 cyl , au1o Real sharp 1971 VW KARMAH GHIA Red A real sport car one owner Factory a•r & ta~k Extra nice 1971 VW BUG Bon11evllle 4 dr H T full power & air, cruise con trdl 1970 PONTIAC Maverick 2 dr 4 cyl 3 speed one owner Nice 1970 FORD Cutlass 4dr sed, factory a~r , like new fires 1970 OLD$ Oevrlle 4 dr H T , on ly 48 621 mfles Extra clean 1970 CADILLAC 1969 MERCURY Marqu is 4 dr H T air, low mileage ONLY 1969 C!.DS VIsta Cruls~r nice wagon for vacation ONLY 1969 FORD Counlry sed wagon, V 8, auto , P S, P B SALE PRICE 1968 OLD$ Delta 88 4 dr vi nyl top & air Good car 1or a 68 1966 CHEV. Imp 4 dr H T , auto, P S, P B Extra c lean tor a 66 Swinger, Slant 6, auto...... 12195 )1 Ponbac Cat. 4 .see ~------ Dart BENNY BRANHAM or Call Bob or Roger Je'lfers Day 992· 7089 N1ght 992- 3~25 or 992-52S'i REG ISTE R ED Toy Fox Terr.er Pupptes males and res 6 week s old S40 Weber Ruttand Ohto 742 5625 Dodge SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS Cpe.. power, air ....... ~895 HT 72 Pontiac Cat. PH. M2-2174 TAKE YOUR VACATION IN A NEW OR""'~"" USED CAR FROM SMITH NELSON MOTORS. WE ONLY HAVE A FEW NEW CARS AT THE OLD PRICE SO COME IN AND SAVE YOURSELF MONEY ON A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR G.M.C. TRUCK • Dr. HT., v-roo~: air .........3495 73 Dodge Pol. 4 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 VACATION SPECIALS USED CARS· 777 Pearl StrHI ------------.--._-- ------------- - • ASK us ABOUT - E- FABRICATED r" Moved to Rutland, ~ rnHe Inside city limit on rlghl corner Blrck St and Rt \2• COMPAN'r' ------------- ORDINANCE 451 An ordtnance to Amend Or dtnance No 379 Ordtnance No 401 Ordtnance No 407 Or d lnance No -431 and Ordtnan c e No 440 to f rx Salanes and Wages of Employees In the Vtllage of Pomeroy Ohio BE IT ORDAINED as follows by the Counctl of th e Village of P omeroy Ohro t~o lhtrds of all members elected thereto concurrmg that Ordmance No J79 dated Feb ruary 6 1969 and Ordma nce No 40 1 dated June 1 1970 and Ordmsmce No 407 dated November I 1970 and Ordmance No 431 ~ated May 15 1972 and Ord inan ce Nlo 440 dated Augu st 20 1973 Is hereby amended to tt)e extent that Sec l ton 1 P aragraph B ts cha nged as follows Sec lton 1 That the follow tng scale of salar res and wages for emp loy ees of the \1 rtlage of Pom eroy OhtO tS hereby adopted B POLICE DEPARTMENT 0 • l'rldlty, July 5, lt'/4 - -· TO J&B AU BODY I 11-.!(_ EXCAVATING CLOSE OUT on new Zig Zag Sewing Ma chines For sewing stretch fabrics bu1tonholes fencv designs etc Pa in t slightly blemished Chorce of carryi ng case or sewing st'and $49 BO cash or terms uallable Phpne 992 2653 7 2 tfc YARD Sale Fridav and ANY BOYS 16llnd over or girls 1-4 and over In terested In Satvrday 39-4 Beech St summer employment please Middleport call f30-4) 882 2796 New 7 5 Jtc Haven W V~ Paymg 11 60 per hour Call after 5 f,) m YA~O Sale Frtday and 1 J 21p Saturday Larkms Sl Rutland Ohto 20 boys btk.e -- --..-------~ -O'NE used sur fa ce cooking unit , c lot'h1hg of i!llt .ktnds lOc and one built In oven , one dish 2Sc P•ece tamp!S dishes and washer Phone 992 22.4'2 Olher mise Appltance servtce man wtth 7 2 Alp 7 5 ltc knowledQe of refrtgeraflon . 1973 HONOA 70 motorcycle PAUL S Barber Shop In Racme VJcahon & travel pay. 1 good condttron 1960 VW as Is wUI be c losed due to an ac Gallta Refrrgeration Co 1970 JFK c;:ub Camping c1dent Watch for Opftn rng Phone 446 4066 trailer. slee ps 6 good con date dlt lon Call (6UJ 593 73'90 7 5 2tc 7 2 3tc RACINE F ire Dept Is hav ing a MAN to run cr ane and dnve II HAMP SHIRE shoats 50 to 60 chtcken barb que d tnner mrxer truc k Phone 992 :1284 July 4 se.-vlng wrll start at lbs Homer Circle 949 2177 6 30 6tc 11 JO To order call 949 43()1 7 2 3tc 6 28 6tc - --~-~-------AGED lady to live In ONE Pi!lamlno gelding - - . .,. .--<.-------..J...-- - - MIDDLE or come In and work. 4 hours a YARD SALE today flrst road to Registered Gentle but day l1ght housework Phone sp.rlted Tennessee Walker left on Rt 124 off Rt 1 Call 992 3442 breed 10 yrs Also, one bla ck 992 5282 7 2 Stc western saddle and bridle 1 2 :Jtc $325 (both J Phone 742 5820 7 2 3tc KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS For a good ltne of For Rent 2 MAG wheels w ith mounted CosmetiCS fnendly serv1ce tires ( 600 141 XT 120 elso 2 and someone .to 1;hat wtth :J BEDROOM mobile home $160 unmounted ttres to match 91ve me a tall Helen Jane pe r month Utllttles paid Brown 992 5113 t F70 Ul Less than :J 000 ( 304) 675 2246 miles Haro td Sauer R:l l 7 3 6tc 3 19 tfc Middleport Ohto 7 2 3tc A T.O Z Mart used furn ished rwo 5 r oom and bath apts tn M tddleport For rnformatlon appliances clothrng dishes call 992 2550 or 742 6551 and m tsc Rt 33 opposrte trad er court Harttord , W 7 J trc WE NEED some respon si ble party to take over thi s used Va Klmbal Conso lett e P1ano tn -4 10 tfc HO USE tn Harri s onv il le 6 good condition Catl or write rooms and bath Fo r rn Credtt Manager, 54 State St format ion ca11992 25SOor 742 MEIG~Counly Humane Soc1ety Galltpolls, OhtO phone 446 6551 Thnff Shop open 10 a m Ill! 06B7 7 3 tfc 4 30 p m e:very Fr1d ay and 6 28 6tc ...... Saturday New used stock arrtvtng weekly CIO ihmg COU NTRY Mob 1le Hom e Park STE REO RADIO AM FM 8 cotlectrb l es applrances New development off Route tra ck. tape combtnllt ron 4 treasures records ptc lures 33 ten m tie s north of speaker s ound system books lamp s toys Located P omer oy Large lots w•th Balance $ 110 79 or easy across from Pomeroy Post c on crete pattos Sldewll lk s terms Call 653 7573 Office runner s and offstreel 6 25 lfc 512. tfc parkmg Also s paces for small trailers Phone 992 7479 S p ick your own for $2 00 NOTI CE Racrne F tre 6 1B 26tc BEAN bu Bring your own contamer Department Is ha vmg a ---~-- ---- --Arnold Hupp Letart Falls chrc ken bar becue dtnner July 6 28 7tc 4th Se rvlng wtll start at 11 30 FOR RENT a m To order call 949 4301 6 2B 6tc t:.XCELSIOR Salt Works, E One 2nd floor apt , com Main St Pomeroy All kmds pletely furmshed Mam S1 , bt s alt water pellets , water Employment Wanted Pomeroy Plenty of parktng nuggets block _salt and own Ohio River Salt Phon e 992 space nrce yard excellent WILL hau l sa nd graveT fteld 3B91 dtrt or topsoil Contact Date locat1on Phone 992 3863 un111 6 5 tfc Teaford 992 :1224 3 alter 6 ca ll 992 5844 7 2 12tc and Br1ck St , Rutland :J t 2 m iles from Rt 1 Ltttle btl of everythmg AND PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF PAYMEN T THEREFOR SECTION l That Columbus and Southern Oh10 Electnc Company Its successors and assigns <here 1nafter called the ' Company l 1s hereby vestel:l with the nght to ligh t w1th electricity the streets alleys lanes and other publtc pla ces m the Vtllage of Mtddleport Ohto (herem after called the Munt c tp altiY ) and the Com pan y shall have th e rtght to charge and r eceive from the Munict pat tt y payment for sat d services m accordance w1th th e schedule of rate s set forth below All fixtures shall be mounted on wood potes unless otherw ise stat ed and energtzed by overh ead dtstribulton fa c il lttes Number, Stze In Lumens , Type and Rate Per Lamp Per Year 184- BOOO Mercury V11por 0 BS on wood poles or exlstmg steel standards ( 161 537 50 8. 000 Mercury Vapor OB S on new steel sta ndard s $50 00 14 25 000 Mercury Vapor, Glass En closed on wood poles or exlstmg steel standard s $72 SO or ~ l4 25 000 Mercury Vapor Glass Enclo sed on new steel standards S95 00 SECTION 2 Tl1e amount Of energy used bY each tamp s calculated on the b.t~s ts . of all night burning every day of the year or !lpprox tmately .4000 hours per year (an average of 333 3 hours per month J In addition to the charg es set forth In Section 1 above the Company Wtll , each month apply the followmg fuel ad1ustment to the total averag e KW H per month for all the lamps billed du r ng the per.od The energy charge appllc!!ble to all kilowatt hours of energy consumed shall be Increased or decreased OOS5c per KWH per each full one half cent ( 5cl Increase or decrease above or below twentv: three .cents (2:Jc l In 1he average cost per mtllton (1,000 000) BTU of fuel con sumed at the Company s generat ing statrons for the most recent calendar month precedmg the bflltng date for Which fuel costs have been determ ined SECTION 3 Subject to the provis ions of Sect ron 6 of this Ordinance payments for the street lighting serv ice furnish e d hereunder by the Company to the Mun ici pality shall be made monthly In accordance with bills rendered therefor by the Company su ch payments to be made on or before the 10th day of the month next succeeding that tn which the serv rce was turnlshea , and m the event that the Munlclpalrty shall far! to make satd 9 monthly payment when due as provtded herem said defer:red payments Sh!!ll bear tnterest at the rate of 6 pet per annum from the date of maturity unfll the date pa id and should the Munt cr pallty --------------- 7 5 2tC TEWKSBARY S Barber Sho p wilt be closed July 8 through lllh 7 2 3tc SERVICES~ BE IT ORDAINED BT THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPOR 'r STATE QF OHIO SHOOTING Match Corn Hollow Gun Clvb turn first righT a"er Mrlts Cemetery, Rutland Factory cholt.•H~ g~,tns only Sunday Jury 7 1 pm YARD Sale. F- rtdav and klurday Julv Sand 6 9 30 to S 30 Take! Route 124 l miles out Qf Langsv ille turn lett Q.n County Route 325 tltth hOuse up Good clothmg ~nt•ques mise Items 7 2 31p Suite,' drum Ia bin Phone 992 3091 NotiCe NotiCe MemOIJ • N.W HOMES The Pomeroy Public Ubrary Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Is featurmg a display of books on the rules of various sports ~ such as baseball, baskelball, football, golfmg, tenrus and bowling The library Is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9·30 a ~2 p m and Tuesdays and ursdays from I to 5 30 p.m turday hours are from 9 30 a m to 5 pro PHONE 992-7777 POMEROY HOURS: BOARD MEETS EAS'l'ERN - The Eastern DAILY 9 AM-3 PM Loc'al School DISirict Board of Education will meet in re)iular session Tuesday evemng The board hopes to fill a custodial vacancy at the Tuppers Plains School at the meeting The vacancy was created by. a death Any person Interested In the poslllon IS asked to contact Supt John Riebel at the high school before Tuesday night SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM JUSTIN 1975 YEOMAN RED BOOKS Washington, D C 20420 Applications for headstones and hgrave markers are ex· pee led to total mr.,.c ·~"'"'n 200,000 by the end of flsc•<l year ACCEPTED GUIDE OF U. S. COINS 1974, a VA spokesm811 said. REG. 53.00 VALUE • NIM 52.40 . Abea ds tone or gravemarker IS available for any deceased Veteran Who received another than dlshon<rable discharge. The benefit Is not available to ~mbers of the veteran's family burled in private Offer Good thru July 13, 1974 Many Coin Supplies Now Available. Coin Tubes, Holders, Books, etc. cernefe:ries Memorial markers may be obtained to commemorate any mernber of Ute ar1ned forces ~ OPEN lONIGHI' 6:»8:Jt whodledmservlce,andwlioee F.11 remafna were not recove~ o" and ldentlfled, or who was burled at sea . These memorials may be erected ln private cemeteries ln plots provided by appUcants, <r in memorial aecUorus ~ naUonal cemeteries MTS COINS OF GAlliPOLIS 121 State St. Ph. 446-1842 • Hllun: Th.·Prl.-6:)0.trll Sat. Aft.1:30-S:Gl • �• • • ., ' Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ~:D~OM r~;:.===~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~:Vl Busm·ess erVices ] ~:::~·~Zi~~i~~=_;;1, 10- The Dal!y&nlinel, Middleport-Pomerov 0 , Friday, July$, 1974 r-._ ..... • ....--~ ,, In 1.. MEM ORY of Polly Cncl (Decker) Gone, but •uo ne~er Juty forgotten 7 yr~ <~ Father , Paul Grandma Deck er \nd r11e W illi am Hayes Film Hy ...-. -----------c.d of .....--••.... ':. •• .... ...•• 7 S ltc Thanks I WISH to thank the Veterans Mtmor htl Hospital and staff ot nurs es for the i r wonderful care Spect.tl thanks to Dr during my stay In the hospital R ldgw~y Margaret McK'enl Je ~. ~. •• ~ ~~ ••. • a\>. '!': .-.. .... ,';'• ... ...••• ............_ w. • ............ .. .... .....-"' --"' • ...... 'I' • aa. .-.:; '"'v. • ,: , .1 • '• • 11 ~ 1 r I A ., ¥ : Jl :• ,... ro ':"· •• • t" :. ., • ... • •'. • .r ' t; " .. ,. ~ •• •. 7 5. Hp , ~ - ..... ORDINAN CE NO 10 12 14 AN ORDINANCE CON TRACTING WIT ... COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY , ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, TO LIGHT ALLEY S THE STREETS, LANES AND ...PUBLIC PLACES IN THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPORT, MEIGS COUNTY OH 10, FIXING OR PROVIDING FOR THE FIXING OF THE RATES TO IE CHARGED FOR SUCH ~:'Ya~~nt~n for;'~kl~ir,:d~f ~~~~ (4) months, then and m that event the Company may at any time thereafter dts contrnu e sa id ~>. street ltQht1ng service w,tho ut notice, and thereafter until such 1 ~· time as the full amount due to the Compan Yuhdel- th-e term s of this Ordinance has been pa td the Company at Its opt1on may or may not resume said street lighting service provided however , that no charges shall be made by the Company fo r ~ -street ltght.ng service during l ~ -amy such period tn Wh tch sai d service •s discontinued as In th iS Section 3 prov tded SECTION 4 The Comp.an y agrees. during the term hereof to lnstalll!lddltlonal street ltghts of the type and size s pecl f ted above when Buthorlzed to do so by resolution of th.e Co un c rl Provided , however that the street ltght s shall be located with in 250 feet of a d istr ibUtion circuit of the Comapny and provided further that not more than ten (10 ) additional lights may be required during the lest year of the penod of th•s Or dlnl!lnce and , prov lded further that no additiona l Incandes cen t stree1 lights shall be tnstalled The Company shall not be requ ired to make eny ex tensions or renewa ls m the event that the Munic ipality ts m arreftrs fn payment tor se rv tces rendered The minimum number of street lights sha ll be not tess than the sum of th e total number specified above and whenever additional lights are Installed the minimum number of ltghts shall b e Increased accord ingly It Is further agreed that the Company shall move s tr eet lights to new locetron s or change the type of f txtures to another type specif ied above as requested by resolutton of the Council prov ide d however that the actual cost to the Company In makmg such relocat ion or change In fix lures , shall be paid for by the Mu11ic lpality> SECiiON 5 The Company lhall endeavor to furn ish suf tlclent electric energ y to keep Uld street lighting lamps burn ing continuouSly dur ing the night Stlton eath end every nlgh1 dur ing tl'le term thereof tr tor any reason , there Is a ftl llure to furniSh said ener9y tor more than en •uaregate of four (4) houri In env one rrronth and upon wrlhtn notice of such l"tregete outage furnished to. the Company by the MunlciJ)ellty Within ten <10) deyt after receipt of bill . ror such service , there .shall bt a reduction from the bill fOr llfd month fO COVI!tr SUCh outagts No llebflftv shaft at .. tach to the Company for .eny cftlc'ontlnuances of strvicf SfCTION 6 Unlll ouch lime 11 the t/ectors of the pro,.,, ' ' MOTOCROSS, :luly 7 Practice 11 JO RDce- 1 p m 2 mites put Best Photo on County Rd 56 , Brtmstone lhcewav P.ark Coolvtlle OhiO 1 5 2tc ---...-----....------YARD Sale all week Rt 124 73Jtc Help Wanted ;;-;;~-;;~;;--;-;;;-,--;;;.;.,., ATTENDANT one needed Pnone 992 5191 for service station Ex 7 3 ltc perlence hfllpfuf but not ~ -- -.....-- -- ---necessary Must be I lor O'll'ar ELECTROLUX Sweeper delu.. Applications taken at land model Complete with all m&rk Phone 992 ,ltl cle aning attachmenn and 1 5 Jtc usespoperbegs Slightly used - -- -- - - - -- -- - but cleans and looks like new I NEED to hillve a middle tQI!!CI Will sell for SJ7 25 cash or f,)erson tQ stay In my home or tefms available Phone 992 to do light housework rur me 26S3 Phone 992 717" 7 s 4tp ____ .... _ _ _ _ ___1_ 2 nc - ---- - ~------ 7 2 61C --------------- -----~-------.--- Y/'RD Sale Sat J uly 6 at lhe corner ot Mulberry and Wrtght St In Pomeroy Starts at 9 a m SpQ.nsored by Metgs Htgh Cheerleaders Please supRQrt your Metgs Cheer leaders In buytng new untforms 1 3 2tc GAR: AGE Sate July 8 9 and 10 at 1121 West Mam Street next to fre tgh t depot m Pomeroy 9 to :J p Pn Electnc gutlar hatr dryer lots of good used ctothmg 7 J 3tc;: W•ler. Eleclrlc , Gas, Sewer Lmas mitalled . Work 9uaranleed Dozer, Backhoe Trucks. Llrntstont 1 F1U Otrl Commerclar~es.dentn'l C &R ~1 on:s.truchon emo._ -------------- -~---,.-- Ch tef of Poll ee Less than three mon ths servtce $465 00 After three months service - 51000 Sergea nt Less than three months service 440 00 After three months se rvtce 485 00 Patrolmen Less !han three months servtce 425 00 After three month s se rvtce 465 00 Meterman Less than th ree months servtce 400 00 W-ILL do baby slttt ng In my Afte r three mon ths home Phon e 949 5221 servi ce 7 2 3t c 1140 00 Dispatcher WIL L parnt barn roof s house Less than th r e.e m,pn lhs of servrce 375 00 roots houses outbuildmgs After three: months will do rooftng Phone 992 serv tee 1129 400 00 Extra Patro lman or 7 3 5tc Meterm an 2 20 per hour Extra DISpatcher 2 OOper hour Sectton 2 Tha t Ord mance No 379 dated February 6 1969 Ordmance No 401, dated June 1 1970 Ordtnan ce No -407 dated November 1 1970 Ord mance No 431 dated Ma y 15 197 2 and Ordtnan c e No 440 dated Graduate of Oh1o August 20 1973 and all oth er Un1vers1ty 1n child ordtnances tn con fl tct Wtlh !he provisions of fhts Ordnance development wants 10b s hal l be and are hereby baby s1thng m her repealed Section 3 That th ts Or home at 144 Hudson dmanc-e sh a ll take effect and be St , Middleport, OhiO m force from and after the ea r l test penod allowed by taw Phone 992-2781. I Pa ssed 1 1 74 Bette Jean Krawsczyn Attest Jane Walton Clerk Approved Wanted To Buy Dale E Sm lth Mayor WANT TO BUY used roll top 17l 5 12 2tc desk m good condtt ton Phone 711 2:1474 7 1 6t c PUBLIC NOTICE The Truste es of Salem AUTO S complete and Townsh ip w tll hold a Speetal JUNK de1 1vered lo our ya rd 1 We meetmg July 17 1974 at 7 P M p1ckup auto bodtes and buy all for the purpose of setting up the kmds of scrap meta ls and ann val budget for the year 1975 tron Rtder s Salvage Sta te Thts rs ope n to the publt c Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh10 Phone 992 5468 AlmaE Smt ih 6 26 261p Clerk --~--- -----~ ~---(7) S lie GOO D used chest freezer Call 992 2704 7 2 lite WANTEDI .- ' - ----------~ .-----------------------~ ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E. MAIN Bullllo Your >Pf'<•· Dollvorod lo Job Silo Free Estimates Now Open tor Business Chev. Caprice Cpe, power, air.......... , •zags 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P .S••••••••• '2495 72 Chev. lm p . Cus. Cpe., v-root ............ 12695 73 Wddleport, OhiO Phone 992 5347 or 992 3861 Wilkinson SmitU Eng1ne 992: 3092 399 w Millin Pomeroy , 0 ~outtod at Modern Supply Small Engine Rep1 lr WILSON'S PENNZOit WILl'S CARPET & INTERIORS E MAIN STREET POMEROY Armstrong Linoleum Wall Paper V1nyl Wall Fabrtc Spec1al' On C•rpet Rem nants Free Estimates :t • Lawn Boy • Tecumseh ,. Kohler •Wisconsin ,. All Miler makes Pets For Sale REGISTERED Co llie puppres read y Jut y 20 Phone 992 7082 6 30 tfc Sll 9S 9.SO IUS - Wash& Wax - lube , 011 , Filter - Tune Up Loca1ed on 3rd S1reet In Rac1ne, OhiO Hours ,...., Weekday s 9 9 Weekend s AUTOMOBILE msurance beer cancelled? Lost you1 operators license Call 99 2 7• 28 6 l,.tfr _,......_ ______ PEKINGESE beauttful famlly Real Estate For Sale pet Spayed 550 Phone 992 3081 71 ' AIR condttroned 12x52 mobile home on Rt 3:1 B miles north of Pomeroy Clean , quiet yard front room In green c arpet No pets Phone (614 1 696 1051 1 5 3tc 1 UNIT RENTAL - Around Mob1le Homes For Sale ~.300 00 net a month mcome 8 Kls TRAILE R wtth tipout Near stores in Pomeroy A ltvmg room Phone 992 6630 good rnvestment for $8 500 00 7 2 6tc The pr ice of a little house MOBILE HOME LOT - On Rl 65 x 12 MOBILE home 3 7 Utlllttes available bedroom bath ltvlng room hall and 2 bedroom s car SYRACUSE - Good 2 bedroom CREMEANS CO N CRETE home nat gas F A furnace peted Phone 992 7751 del 1vered Monday through 6 16 tfc modern bath, garage and 3J. Sa turda y and eventn g s -----~---.~ ---...=! acre of land Just $12,900 Pf'lone 1146 1142 1971 LANCER 2 bedroom APARTMENT HOUSE - Has 6 13 tf c tra iler Excellent cond 1t 1on Call (304 1 773 54B l. Mason . W 4 apartments ali rented tn good part of Middleport NEED a new house or remodel Va 6 30 7tc ssoo ooa month Income Asking an old one? All types hom e repa1rs and bu ilding .Call 949 ---------~---......_NEW 1974 12x65 J bedroom $35 000 00 3832 front kt tchen Gettysburg bY 7 3 12tc Castle tota l etec Pr. ce THIS S PACE FOR YOUR AD $6 695 00 Home tS set up and WE NEED RIVER FRON SE PTIC TANKS cleaned r eady to mov e tnto Can be TAGE FOR FUN , WILL For the LOwest rea sonabl e rates Ph 446 seen at Country Mob1le Hom e LEASE BY THE YEAR 4782 GalllpOtts4fi'John Russell !<'ark Darwm Ohto F or PARK YOUR CAMEL AND owner and operator tnformat ton ca ll 992 7034 Tire Pr1ces 5 12 tfc SEE US FOR A GOOD IN 6 30 6tc ------------~ VESTMENT SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE S YSTEM$ -~the Area Real Estate For 5ale CLEANED, REPAIRED MILLER SANITATION , 3 BEDROOM mob1le home STEWART OHIO PH 662 practically new 1973 model :J03S 65x12 Stt uated on 11t2 acre 10 A tfc pnvate lo t at the new F atr vtew Hetghts Add ttlon large SEPTIC TANKS c leaned garden area already planted Modern sanl tatton 992 3954 or 12x12 storage butld tng 36x 12 992 73-49 pat to new underptnn mg and • 10 23 ttc custom steps mobile home 772 5881 Mason, W tla -.-_..-----------~ equtpped wtth modern house READY MIX CONCRETE type furntture heavy duty delivered right 10 your Whlrtpool wash er and dryer protect Fast and easy Fret '6 ROCER:'r ouslness for sale Broyle Hill sofa maple hut ch estimates Phone 992 328-4 Bulldfng for sale or lease deep freeze new end tables Goegletn Ready Mix Co, Phone 773 5618 from 8 :JO p m lamps and other furnrture Middleport Oh io to 10 p m for appointment S12 000 for all Phon e 992 2335 6 30 ttc '3 20 1fc 1 2 7tc C BRADFOR 0 Auct foneer 1968 BANNER camp er trailer ONE new all electrtc 3 Comolete Service 15ft Phone 992 7017 bedroom $19 900 and :J other PMne949 38'21orUR 3161 6 28 6tp homes Phone 992 3975 or 992 Rac lne,l)hlo - -- - - - - - - - - - - - 2571 Crltt Bradford MIDDLEPORT 2 story 6 5 tfc 5 1 tfc frame 4 B R , bath, garage .~-- ------1 trailer hookup rented, ~F\Jk r,.,c::t: t:~ttmlues Qn S ROOM HOU~E on 1 a cre of land Phone 992 7265 room for another Lots of ~luminu.., replacement 6 28 6tc wtndows s/dtng storm doors frontage Askmg $8,000 and wtndows Railing Phone CHESTER - 2 story frame Charl~s Ltsle Syracuse, Ohio ~HF. 'I 3 B R famtly R Dmtng R , Cerl Jacob, Sales bath carpeting, 3 out Representative , V V bulldmgs about 1 acre all In Johnson and Son , Inc 4 30 ttc good condttton Sl3 500 CARPENTER - Aboul 1 ------~------U'UI:::LL Allnement located....Q.n acres 2 story frame , 4 B R , These s1zes also available Route 124 and County Rd-..s, 1 Gallipolis 1 12 baths, dmlng R porc hes 1 5,000, 6 000 8,000, 10.000 and Crossroads complete front outbu ilding 2 garages 12 000 BTU end tuneup and brake service S10 000 Please call for appo1ntment , ,POMEROY LANDMARK 7112 3232 POMEROY 1 story frame , J"ff.~· JackW Carsey,Mgr s 2-1 tfc 3 B R , Salh part basemen! RACINE:. ~A:tl Phone 992-2181 with utility, some carpeting WILL TRIM or c ut trees and 2 ST ORY PERMA STONE 3 & paneling, lot 50x200 shrubbery Also c lean out IBR LARGE MODERN WE ARE picking up a plano In $10,000 basements att~es etc Phone KITCHEN , 1112 BATHS your• area and would ll~e 949 3221 or 742 4441 CAR PET THROUGHOUT SYRACUSE 1'12 slory some responsible party to FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR 6 6 26tc frame 3 8 R , bath, take over payments Call GARAGE ALL ONE --~------...,.... Credit Manager ( 6l4 ) 172 basement wlth almost new SEWING MACHINES Re"pan RGE FLAT WELL 5669 or write 260 Etst Main ' LA gas F,A furnace, large level service , all makes , 992 22U LAND SC:A PED LOT Street, ChilliCOthe OhiO 45601 PRICED MID TWE~TIE S l"he Fabric Shop, Pomeroy lot fenced on 2 sides JUST 4.._7 tfc Authorized Singer Sales and $6500 Service We Sharpen Scissors OUR PHOTO-FI~ES SAVES OFFICI?-446 3643 3 29 ttc Sales EVENINGS ' YOU MILES, COME IN Bud McGhe e-446 1255 TODAY AND SEE WHAT DOZER work , land cl~artng by '71 CHEV dump truck C 60 E M "Ike Wlseman- 446 the acre hourly or contract, se r ies good condit ion Call TO OFFER WE HAVE :\796 / farm ponds, roads, etc Large 7112 5770 992: 22:59 or 992 2568 dozer and operator with over 7 5 6tp 20_ 1 years experience Pullins -------~-----Ex:cevatlng Pomeroy, OhiO 1969 RAMBLER 6 cy ltnd er Pho11e 992 2478 $550 Pho ne 992 7631 7 S tfc ~UR NI S HEO adults o"IY tn Phone 992 3874 apartment Middleport 5 12 tft ----~-- -~-- --- UNFURNISHED apt 2 bedroom Phone 992 2780 or 992 :1432 7 2 tfc UNFURNI S HED home 4 rooms uttl tty room and bath garage 1655 Pornt Lane Phone 992 3874 7 2 tfc 2 BEDROOM mob tle home With a ir condtttonmg m Ra cin e area Phone 992 5B58 1 2 ttc RIVERSIDE apartments 271 N First Avenue Mtddleport Oh to Applicat ions now being accepted Phone 614 446 3146 or after 5 p m 992 5730 6 13 1Btp FU RNI SHED 2 bedroom cot tage at Roc k Spr ings Pr iced on lnspectton only Call 992 27 89 6 27 6tc MOBILE HOME m M1dCtleport Adult$ only Phon e 992 5592 " 625H c _____ -------------- • 68 ------------ . I CAll GEOFFREY ROSENBERG ..IW9ROOM JnREo 92.1 • WMPO-FM • ....... ---------- v--roof, air..... •895 HT CALL 985-4279 : MtYIII Au1ometlc1 'II $pHd Oftretlon .Gholce o water )empt Auto w•ter 'level control Lint Filter or Power Fin Au ltator • Ptrm•· PrtSI M•r••• H•to Of H. . t Ory1r1 Surround c:lothtl !With Olntte, IYtn he•t No hot IJ)Oft, 1no o~•rdrylng Fine Mt- Lint F llt•r 1 We Specltl~lt In MAYTAO Aell Cerpet lervfet RUTLAND FURNITURE 742· 4211 l Arnold Grat• :~~:1'selodla~ lole fl!adol door refrlgerllon, fr"'''Apl.-slto frotn fut to Sl9 95 US oo our ' Bit Ctp•~lty t REFRIGERATION TIME IS NEAR I .flui:-...a USUII to good ledlon of other ap. alec & ••• auto Wllhtrt tltc dry oro ns.oo' Moylag ond Quttn wringer S4M5 Romem. at Kuhl't all ap. P:::.~~~ carry n 1 lG-dey bock guarolilttl lnd ' " 0'"' New Furniture to yourself us before you to check with buy any car, new or '2495 '2195 '2195 •2195 •1695 '1595 '169, • '2995 '1295 •1695 '1095 •895 '695 used ' J. D. STORY, PAT _STORY OR BILL NELSON FOR A Cpe., V-8,.4 speed ........'495 GREAT BUY ON A NEW OR USED CAR. Karr & Van Zandt "You ' ll Ltke Our Quality Way of Domg Bus mess" Remember We Service What We Sell SM That's less than a third of our usual pnce! Business on SeiYice 992 -5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evemngs Unt1I6:0D--T115 p.m. Sa' If you buy a new Volkswagen nght now you c an get arr ~ondttronrng tn rt for lU St $99 You II and now Semce ' 1974 FORD GRAND TORINO.........53495 2'or hardtop air p s , p b , vinyl roof 8 000 miles 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 ............... 51695 • 4 Or seda n, a1r p s Save when you coo l a new S uper Beetle Or Dasher Or 412 Or_Bus Or Karman Ghta Or Campmobtle Or Thtng Atr cond1ttonrng 1n an y of them, 1ust $99 In fact the only models not tncluded m th1s offer are the Baste Beetle and the Love Bug Volkswagen atr condrtronrng now when you need rt most now 1ust $99 2 D; hardtop vinyl roof, p s 4 Dr hardtop a rr , p s pb vinyl roof UPPER RT. 7 4 Dr sedan a ir p s, p b • • • • • 0 • • • PONTIAc TILL 12 St •• Pomeroy, Squad assists mishap victim • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • On All '74 Models and Used Cars 1969 PLYMOUTH .......................5595 ' 1966 OiEVY 4 DR... ... ~ 395 .......... 5 ·-- Hardtop Impala • 2 SIGNS Of QlrALITY 1966 FORD 4 DR........................ $395 A1r p s, pb • 1972 FORD GRAND TORINO ........ 51895 4 Dr sedan, viny l 'roof. p s P b 1WO 1970 MAVERICKS .............. '1000 • 1972 II EGA HATCHBACK CPE $1895 Local 1 owner trade In 4 speed trans , G T equipment, radio, good tires, clean Inside green finish lllt.DODGE CORONET 1972 FORD F250 TRUCK ........... ..'1895 .. ....... ..• -....... 1963 OiEVY ....................... ,...... ~395 Long , wide bed 6 cyl standard - Goocl Selection Chea,.er c;an See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED CARS 915-4100 Locattd on St. Rt. 7 ""'"ter, 0. .. • SQtJAD ASSISTS ~ Racine ER squad was coiled Wednesday at ll . ii6a m ,.. to Yellow Bush Road lor Beverly Cummings who had • !allen !rom tho back of a truck, She • u taken to Holzer • MldJcal Center for treatment ~ Qf llceraiiOIII to her head ..,d ::, • ...• rflbl arm. LODGE MEETS There will be a special meeUng of Pomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM Friday at 7 30 p m An entered apprenUce degr~ will be conrerred on one candidate. All maater maaons ore lnvlled and urged to attend. Relreehmtnll wiU be eel"Ved the 1970 NOVA CPE $149$ local 1 owner, good tires. 6 cyl with automatic trans , radio, blue finish, spotless clean blue Interior Veterans memorial service available Persons applytng for headstones or memorsal mark~rs lor deceased veterans can- get faster serv1ce by making sure they use a new appUcatlon form that recently became avarlable at Veterans Admmtstratlon hospitals and regional offices , VA announced today • Formerly administered by ON DEAN'S LIST POM£ROY MOTOR oo.· ' OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M, . Long wide bed V B standard ~ ~ S149S 4 Doo'")..1 1 owner new car trade In, good 1st line tires, spotless Interior , small V 8 engine, automatic trans right size - the right price ~ 1 red 1 blue Yoor choice tor " ' Po111eroy Motor Co. PoMEROY, ' OH!.O M•for Luque Resuns By Un11td Presslntern•tlonal Na11on•l Le.ague Houston 000 000 030 1--.L&. 0 Atlanta JOl 000 001 0- 3 lA l ~oberts Forsch (81 , Cos grove (9) and Edwards, Reed Kreuse (7 ) J Nlekro (B) Frisella {8 ) House (9) a(ld Correll WP- Cosllrove r4 0) LP - House 021 HRS- E'Vans (lOth J, Cede110 (18th) lstg•m• Pnllo 001 OlO 000- 3 10 1 NV 104 ooo oox - 5 6 o Schueler, Scarce (6), R lchert (Rl anct Boone Matlack {7 5) and Grote LP- Schultler lA 10 ) HR - MIIner (13th ) 2nd game Phlla 200 010 OJO- 6 10 0 NY ooo !olo- 2 5 1 Twitchell (J , and Cox Sadetckl l Miller &J , Mt;Gr~w (81 and Hodges LP- S e~e ckl (.4 4 ) - --- 1ii0 •me Montreal 000 001 100- 2 "0 P tttsbgh 010 ooo ooo- 1 7 o Rogers (10 II) end Foote Br e tt (10 5) end ,. ..... Sengulllen __ 1nd 1•m• Montrttl 000 ~oo ooo- 2 10 2 P"lttt"Oh 010 000 O~x - J 5 0 Bltlr 12 2) end Foote. Giusti " nebecca Ann Will, daughter of Mr Blld Mrs James F Will , Rt 3, Ponleroy, was on the dean:.. list at Ohio Umvers1ty, Athens, for sprmg term the Department of the Arnjy, the memorial program was transferred to the VA with the estabU.Iunent of the National Cemetery System last fall. The new monument ap· plication form (VA 40-1330) l'llplaces a similar Department of Defense form which wlll continue to be accepted unlll supplies ore exhausted Persons USJng the old form are cautioned to forward !be appbcallon to the following VA address Instead of that provtded on the form Director, Nallonal Cemetery System ( 42) Veterans Admlmslratton Central Offtce 810 VennQnt Avenue, (81 Klson (8) and s~~~~::m~e; IJVP - KI8on 14 3) Mlnoord <B) and He& ly Kaat Forster (7) and He rrmann WP ~os Ang 1 000 100 002- 3 T 0 - Kaat (9 61 LP - Bu s by (6 91 Cincl 000 000 110- 2- 9 2 HR s - Melton (9th) Her r mann Massersm lfh Marshall (B) (4th 1 • and Yeager Ferguson (9), Billingham Borbon (8 ) and New vurk 000 010 11 3_ 6 9 2 Bench w P - Mershall I 11 ll Detroit oo3 ooo 010- , e o LP - Borbon (6 5) T!drow Lyle (9) and Mun son Fryman R,e.y ( 7 ) Hiller Sa n Diego 000 lOT 000- 2 6 1 (8) and Moses, Lamont (9) WP San Fran 001 200 51x- 9 10 l Splllner, Hardy (7), Lexton , - Tidrow (6 8) LP - HIIIec ( 11 (8) a11d KendalL Bradley 0 B) 61 HR - Norlhrup (81hl anct Boccabelta HRS Grubb ooo 030 ooo- 3 8 3 (Sthl McCovey (7th I Melthews Cleve Mllw OSO 611 02x - 15 11 0 (8th! , Goodson (3rd ) Arlin Ellingsen (2) Wilcox --~ (Jl Duncan S~rogue (6 ll Chlc&gCJ 000 300 000- 3 10 1 and •od Porter: LP Arlin (2 2J St Louis 001 001 ooo- 2 7 1 HRS Hegan 2 (4th & 5tti ) Stone, Zamora (8) and Swisher , Curtis. Garman (5 ), Bolt 102 000 502- 10" 2 Pena (8) end Mccarver WF Boston ooo 011 013- 6 15 3 Ston~ (3 21 LP - Curfls (~ 9) Jefferson Reynolds 16 ) , John • son (9) and William s Etchebar ren (7) , TJont. Veale (7L Pot• Amtrlc•n Ltltuw Te ~as 001 ooo 000- 1 1 o ~~ite~~:n ~~~tg~~ilen'f HRS- Grlch l13thl , w11 M lnn 000 000 003- 3 6 o 7) l;l,lbby, Fouclult (91 and IIams (Sih ) Cooper (6tnl Sundberg , Blyleven (7 10) and Borgmann LP - Fouceult (3 41 Oakland 02o 010- • 12 o HFh Harr,.h (12th) , Hisle ~·"' ooo 002 200- • s 3 (111h) ,,I Blue IB B) and Htme~. Lange _ __._ lockwood 13 ) Rozlono (•) Kan City 000 000 3oo- 3 6 o Cumberland (8} and Rodr iguez ChiCIOO 012 010 34x- 11 16 1 L P - LMge {341 HRs--Rud l Busby, Hoerner C?J. Blrct (1l (8th 11 Lien as (1st 1 . H"'!]lllal where she wu ad· • ml~ At 7 $9 p m , tho oquad was called to Sotith Tlilrd Ave for Sherry Clark, who had severe stomach pains. She was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital. lARRY'S m. MOBILE sports books Keith Goble Ford, Inc. 2 Dr hardtop 318 auto , p s The Mi!ldleport Emergency Squad answered a call at 4 04 p m Wednesday to the Rutland area for Greg Grover, 22, who was Injured ln an automotorcycle accident He was taken to Holzer Medical Center At 9 50 p m the ,;quad went to 336 Broadway for VIrginia Hoy , who was She was taken to Veterans Memorial Library features AT GALLIPOLIS 7 TILL 5 PM TILL SAT. • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • PH. 446-9800 OPEN ' :• ITSAMAD :• :MAD MAD MAD : ~ CLEARANCE ~ :• SALE :• DON WATTS VOLKSWAGEN 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA.-......... '1095 • • ~1495 1971 FORD LID ......... ~.... ' • But you better hurry Th1s spec1al a!f condltfon mg offer by your Volkswagen d1srrlbutor exp,es August 15 1974 And •t s available on ly at parfieJpa tm g Volkswagen dealers pb Millm NELSON MOIDRS, INC. COMING SOONI I pb 1970 OiEVY MONTE CARLO....... "' 500 E. is BUS~Iless. Building Our save hundreds of dollars• 1969 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK ...... ..'995 Now ' """"· oil tloctrlc 111-Jnlil ., I'Wi acre ,,..... bedrooms, 1'11 bolito, txlr•-'-'11 lomlly room ~le.i.: Rplggs CreSI Manor off Rt. 7, 1 mllot oauth of TIIPPIII Ieins ~ SEE CEWARD CALVERT, long , wide bed 6 cyl 4_sp transmission truck ....._:!___________ -- ~.S .......... ~995 Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S....... !l195 67 Dodge Cor. -------------- __________ _ .'1195 --· 1971 F250 FORD TRUCK .............'1595 or ------- Chev. Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., a,s. .. .... Long wide bed , V 8 standard THE ROSENBERG COMPANY GRE T COUNTRY Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, a1r ,, .... .'1495 AUto I Chev. air ........ _.. '1195 You owe ! l roof, 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air ....... 11495 AGEN<.;Y --- SS for [unk automobiles We w tll ----- --'---~- ----MuntCipatrty authorize ' an prck up R•verS tde Auto alternaive .metho d for the Wreck ing Phone (:1 04 1 773 3 AN 0 o4 KUVM 1Urn lshed and paym ent of the then current 5B90 unfurnished apartments bill s of the Muni cl pa ltty for the 7 5 tf c Phone 992 543.4 street llghttng service pro vrded 4 12 trc tn this Ordrnance collect ton for OLD furn tture oak tables such serviCe shall be made as clocks tCe boxes brass beds PRIVATE meet ing room tor provided m Rate Ordmance No any organ ization phOne 99-2 dtshes desks or .;complete 1011 74 of tne Mun iCi pal tty 3915 households Write M o ftX tn g rates whteh the Company 3 11 lfc Miller , Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio rnay c harge for standa rd ,.-----. -..-----~~--call 992 7760 secondary electr~c servtce to S 13 ftc BUSINE SS room 22 x 80 234 E con sumers In the Munrc lpalrty Ma tn St Pomeroy Ohio and establl!ihlng a formula for -----~ ---- ----Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 varytng such rates or soc h CAS H paid for all ma\es and 6 12 tfc ordtnan ce or ord inances a s may models of mobile homes from trme to time be rn effe ct Phone area code 614 423 9531 for such purposes fo llowmg the ~ 1113tfc TRAILER Br ownS Tratler exptrattoh of sard Ordtnance Court 992 3324 US 9B luxury sedan,tull No lOll 7~ and dvrrng the term s 29 tf c 19700t.. power w indows , seats of this Ordmance --------~---- steering a ir co nd1l lonlng till SEC TIO N 7 The Company WE ARE ExPANDING wheel , am fm stereo, 4 dr shall save the Mvn 1crplatty For Sale Trade vinyl roof Phone 992 3B63 t ill 3 harmless fr om any and all INTO YOUR AREA! P m After 6 call 992 SB44 CA MPER 1raller ~e0n ta c t Earl ltabtllty occastoned by the sole 7 3 4tc negligence of the COmpany m Hunt Chester Ohio 985 4171 the cons truc ti on matntenance 7 2 3t p -----~-- --- --1973 GRANO Pr ix, white w ith and operatton of tfS stre et white vinyl Interior .e~nd white ltghtmg system rn s a id vinyl roof power windows Mun lc tpat tt y For Sale am fm ster~o 4 new t lres SEC t iO N 8 All fr xt ures shall He w1ll come to your l)lant Phone 992 3863 flU 3 call 992 be melntarned In a sgooQ order APT Stze etectr tt refr igerator 5844 after 6 p m and cond ttton as practicable at st1e to 1nspect and price your almost new , S50 Gu hot 7 3 .ttc th e ex pense of the Compan y steel scrap~ Waste Paper, water tank never used. SAO - - - - - - - -- - -- Title to 11 11 wtres poles lamps IBM Products , Sla1nleu , 12 1nch poftabte TV , used very 1957 CHEVY 4 speed 283 and appurtenances used by the copper, or brass li ttle , S35 Phon e 992 3081 engine very Qood cond ition Company In turn 1Shlng the 7 3 3tp Call 992 2967 after s p m senltce contemplated tn th is CALL 614-593-7477 _ _ _t,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 3 4tC ------------Ord inance rs &nd shall be In the Company CAR PETS and life too un be SECTION 9 This Ordinance beautiful If vou use Blue 1971 DOD GE Demon 318 stt~nd ard Good condition Phone shall take effect and be In for ce Lustre Rent electr ic 99~ 2413 • shampooer 51 Baker F ur from and after thtrty days from n1ture Company Its passage and shall termrnat e ~ 3 3tp of Athens, Ohio 7 S 3tC - - - - - - - -..... - - - - on July 25, 1975 or sublect to -------~----__...._ 1971 • CHEVROLET Blazer prior term lnat ron as provi ded rn We will be there soon Open 9 REDUCE excess flu ids w ith Phone 742 6621 Section lO of this Ord inance ttll4 Monday thru ThurscMy . prov lded) 1t shell have been F luldex $1 89 - Lose we ight 1 3 Jtc Friday 9 ttll 12 Noon a cc~pted by the (:om pan y by with Dex A Diet upsute-s - - - - - - -- - - - - - $1 98 at Nelsgn Drug s wrttten ac ceptance flied In the We wtllbetheresoonll h72 OLDS Cuftess J50 Office of the Clerk of the 1 5 ltp automa11 c, P s Phone 985 Mun1 clpa11ty 3510 SECT ION 10 That the VIllage -"!"'=~---. I 72 ACRES land 1965 Ford 6 l8 61c by legislat,ve action or the = L TO 30 30 Winchester Phon \.._ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Company shall have the r ig ht to 742 36S6 _~"'t 7 5 ltp 972 JEEP Com mando In gooo term Inate thIs Ordinance at any conditio., Call 949 5192 before ttme upon wr itten notice f1led With the other party hereto et 1973 KAWASAKI 175 cc Mode-l 11 am or after 6 p m least 30 days pr ior to such F7 1 300 milts llkt new SS50 7 1 Stc term ination date Phone 992 7190 - - - -.....- - - - - - SECT ION 11 The terms and 15 ltp 1913 CI1ARGER In warr•nty prov isions of th is Ordinance are - -- - - - - - - - - - S2,950 Phone 992 7066 lornt and several and the tn LITTLE red barn utility __._ ___________7_ 211c validity of one Sh all no.t affect bulld lnv. wood construction , the 'll'o'llldt ly Of lhe others shlngleroof Won'tblowaway 1971 DATSUN P ic kup wlfh Passed by the Council 01 th In first windstorm Phont 992 campctr topper Phol"te 949 , Of:! )o th l~ 6675 A703 •1fer ~ p m 2Y"] 11hlogdeayOfOfMiddleport June 1974 7 5 31p 7 Hie ATTE $1" Gene Gr'flte Clerk --~---------\ Approved thlt 24ft, day of 1 10 SPEED Engllsn racer 1969 CHEVY Townlman stat ron June 19711 b icycle Phone 992 5621 or 992 wagon 11 , 195 Qood condit ion John W Zerlt.l• Mayor • $9A7 Phone 992 7620 Nhddfe_porl Pomorov C612B OJ5 , 2tc .._ 1 s ltc 5 2A ffr & alr.... .'1995 F-85 Cpe., 6 cyt., auto......... .... 11295 6~ P~nti~c WISEMAN -'109.95 Door, v-roof & air ........ 11795 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., -------------- 4,000 BTU Pont. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S 12095 69 ~:NTERjI HOTPOINT AIR OONDITIONERS ,.... 71 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V __ _________ - - BEND TIRE Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ........... '2195 69 Olds • Water L-.nes aud Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also doter work ar)d se~tlc tanks tn ... lied -------------- One first floor apt , 2 bedrooms, completely furn , Ma in Sf Pomeroy Plenty of parking space, n1ce yard exc locatton Phone 992 3863 unit/ 3, after 6 call 992 5844 71 70 _Old$ 98_ Hoi:__Sed., power, air .......... '1895 IMTQiiNG SERVLCE --------------- ------- ' 70 Chi}Sier Newport 4 Dr., pow. EXCAVATI NG dtue,. IO-'!Ider and backhoe work septic tan kS'lnS tiniO -a"U'ri'llJli'UCkl and lo boy s for h ire will haul fill dirt top so il limestone and gravel CAll Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ight phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc ....,.., ------------=-= Thts Is a local car , a real gas. Sliver 1973 VW 1 BUG 1973 VEGA 2 DR. Hatchback 4 cyl , au1o Real sharp 1971 VW KARMAH GHIA Red A real sport car one owner Factory a•r & ta~k Extra nice 1971 VW BUG Bon11evllle 4 dr H T full power & air, cruise con trdl 1970 PONTIAC Maverick 2 dr 4 cyl 3 speed one owner Nice 1970 FORD Cutlass 4dr sed, factory a~r , like new fires 1970 OLD$ Oevrlle 4 dr H T , on ly 48 621 mfles Extra clean 1970 CADILLAC 1969 MERCURY Marqu is 4 dr H T air, low mileage ONLY 1969 C!.DS VIsta Cruls~r nice wagon for vacation ONLY 1969 FORD Counlry sed wagon, V 8, auto , P S, P B SALE PRICE 1968 OLD$ Delta 88 4 dr vi nyl top & air Good car 1or a 68 1966 CHEV. Imp 4 dr H T , auto, P S, P B Extra c lean tor a 66 Swinger, Slant 6, auto...... 12195 )1 Ponbac Cat. 4 .see ~------ Dart BENNY BRANHAM or Call Bob or Roger Je'lfers Day 992· 7089 N1ght 992- 3~25 or 992-52S'i REG ISTE R ED Toy Fox Terr.er Pupptes males and res 6 week s old S40 Weber Ruttand Ohto 742 5625 Dodge SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS Cpe.. power, air ....... ~895 HT 72 Pontiac Cat. PH. M2-2174 TAKE YOUR VACATION IN A NEW OR""'~"" USED CAR FROM SMITH NELSON MOTORS. WE ONLY HAVE A FEW NEW CARS AT THE OLD PRICE SO COME IN AND SAVE YOURSELF MONEY ON A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR G.M.C. TRUCK • Dr. HT., v-roo~: air .........3495 73 Dodge Pol. 4 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 VACATION SPECIALS USED CARS· 777 Pearl StrHI ------------.--._-- ------------- - • ASK us ABOUT - E- FABRICATED r" Moved to Rutland, ~ rnHe Inside city limit on rlghl corner Blrck St and Rt \2• COMPAN'r' ------------- ORDINANCE 451 An ordtnance to Amend Or dtnance No 379 Ordtnance No 401 Ordtnance No 407 Or d lnance No -431 and Ordtnan c e No 440 to f rx Salanes and Wages of Employees In the Vtllage of Pomeroy Ohio BE IT ORDAINED as follows by the Counctl of th e Village of P omeroy Ohro t~o lhtrds of all members elected thereto concurrmg that Ordmance No J79 dated Feb ruary 6 1969 and Ordma nce No 40 1 dated June 1 1970 and Ordmsmce No 407 dated November I 1970 and Ordmance No 431 ~ated May 15 1972 and Ord inan ce Nlo 440 dated Augu st 20 1973 Is hereby amended to tt)e extent that Sec l ton 1 P aragraph B ts cha nged as follows Sec lton 1 That the follow tng scale of salar res and wages for emp loy ees of the \1 rtlage of Pom eroy OhtO tS hereby adopted B POLICE DEPARTMENT 0 • l'rldlty, July 5, lt'/4 - -· TO J&B AU BODY I 11-.!(_ EXCAVATING CLOSE OUT on new Zig Zag Sewing Ma chines For sewing stretch fabrics bu1tonholes fencv designs etc Pa in t slightly blemished Chorce of carryi ng case or sewing st'and $49 BO cash or terms uallable Phpne 992 2653 7 2 tfc YARD Sale Fridav and ANY BOYS 16llnd over or girls 1-4 and over In terested In Satvrday 39-4 Beech St summer employment please Middleport call f30-4) 882 2796 New 7 5 Jtc Haven W V~ Paymg 11 60 per hour Call after 5 f,) m YA~O Sale Frtday and 1 J 21p Saturday Larkms Sl Rutland Ohto 20 boys btk.e -- --..-------~ -O'NE used sur fa ce cooking unit , c lot'h1hg of i!llt .ktnds lOc and one built In oven , one dish 2Sc P•ece tamp!S dishes and washer Phone 992 22.4'2 Olher mise Appltance servtce man wtth 7 2 Alp 7 5 ltc knowledQe of refrtgeraflon . 1973 HONOA 70 motorcycle PAUL S Barber Shop In Racme VJcahon & travel pay. 1 good condttron 1960 VW as Is wUI be c losed due to an ac Gallta Refrrgeration Co 1970 JFK c;:ub Camping c1dent Watch for Opftn rng Phone 446 4066 trailer. slee ps 6 good con date dlt lon Call (6UJ 593 73'90 7 5 2tc 7 2 3tc RACINE F ire Dept Is hav ing a MAN to run cr ane and dnve II HAMP SHIRE shoats 50 to 60 chtcken barb que d tnner mrxer truc k Phone 992 :1284 July 4 se.-vlng wrll start at lbs Homer Circle 949 2177 6 30 6tc 11 JO To order call 949 43()1 7 2 3tc 6 28 6tc - --~-~-------AGED lady to live In ONE Pi!lamlno gelding - - . .,. .--<.-------..J...-- - - MIDDLE or come In and work. 4 hours a YARD SALE today flrst road to Registered Gentle but day l1ght housework Phone sp.rlted Tennessee Walker left on Rt 124 off Rt 1 Call 992 3442 breed 10 yrs Also, one bla ck 992 5282 7 2 Stc western saddle and bridle 1 2 :Jtc $325 (both J Phone 742 5820 7 2 3tc KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS For a good ltne of For Rent 2 MAG wheels w ith mounted CosmetiCS fnendly serv1ce tires ( 600 141 XT 120 elso 2 and someone .to 1;hat wtth :J BEDROOM mobile home $160 unmounted ttres to match 91ve me a tall Helen Jane pe r month Utllttles paid Brown 992 5113 t F70 Ul Less than :J 000 ( 304) 675 2246 miles Haro td Sauer R:l l 7 3 6tc 3 19 tfc Middleport Ohto 7 2 3tc A T.O Z Mart used furn ished rwo 5 r oom and bath apts tn M tddleport For rnformatlon appliances clothrng dishes call 992 2550 or 742 6551 and m tsc Rt 33 opposrte trad er court Harttord , W 7 J trc WE NEED some respon si ble party to take over thi s used Va Klmbal Conso lett e P1ano tn -4 10 tfc HO USE tn Harri s onv il le 6 good condition Catl or write rooms and bath Fo r rn Credtt Manager, 54 State St format ion ca11992 25SOor 742 MEIG~Counly Humane Soc1ety Galltpolls, OhtO phone 446 6551 Thnff Shop open 10 a m Ill! 06B7 7 3 tfc 4 30 p m e:very Fr1d ay and 6 28 6tc ...... Saturday New used stock arrtvtng weekly CIO ihmg COU NTRY Mob 1le Hom e Park STE REO RADIO AM FM 8 cotlectrb l es applrances New development off Route tra ck. tape combtnllt ron 4 treasures records ptc lures 33 ten m tie s north of speaker s ound system books lamp s toys Located P omer oy Large lots w•th Balance $ 110 79 or easy across from Pomeroy Post c on crete pattos Sldewll lk s terms Call 653 7573 Office runner s and offstreel 6 25 lfc 512. tfc parkmg Also s paces for small trailers Phone 992 7479 S p ick your own for $2 00 NOTI CE Racrne F tre 6 1B 26tc BEAN bu Bring your own contamer Department Is ha vmg a ---~-- ---- --Arnold Hupp Letart Falls chrc ken bar becue dtnner July 6 28 7tc 4th Se rvlng wtll start at 11 30 FOR RENT a m To order call 949 4301 6 2B 6tc t:.XCELSIOR Salt Works, E One 2nd floor apt , com Main St Pomeroy All kmds pletely furmshed Mam S1 , bt s alt water pellets , water Employment Wanted Pomeroy Plenty of parktng nuggets block _salt and own Ohio River Salt Phon e 992 space nrce yard excellent WILL hau l sa nd graveT fteld 3B91 dtrt or topsoil Contact Date locat1on Phone 992 3863 un111 6 5 tfc Teaford 992 :1224 3 alter 6 ca ll 992 5844 7 2 12tc and Br1ck St , Rutland :J t 2 m iles from Rt 1 Ltttle btl of everythmg AND PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF PAYMEN T THEREFOR SECTION l That Columbus and Southern Oh10 Electnc Company Its successors and assigns <here 1nafter called the ' Company l 1s hereby vestel:l with the nght to ligh t w1th electricity the streets alleys lanes and other publtc pla ces m the Vtllage of Mtddleport Ohto (herem after called the Munt c tp altiY ) and the Com pan y shall have th e rtght to charge and r eceive from the Munict pat tt y payment for sat d services m accordance w1th th e schedule of rate s set forth below All fixtures shall be mounted on wood potes unless otherw ise stat ed and energtzed by overh ead dtstribulton fa c il lttes Number, Stze In Lumens , Type and Rate Per Lamp Per Year 184- BOOO Mercury V11por 0 BS on wood poles or exlstmg steel standards ( 161 537 50 8. 000 Mercury Vapor OB S on new steel sta ndard s $50 00 14 25 000 Mercury Vapor, Glass En closed on wood poles or exlstmg steel standard s $72 SO or ~ l4 25 000 Mercury Vapor Glass Enclo sed on new steel standards S95 00 SECTION 2 Tl1e amount Of energy used bY each tamp s calculated on the b.t~s ts . of all night burning every day of the year or !lpprox tmately .4000 hours per year (an average of 333 3 hours per month J In addition to the charg es set forth In Section 1 above the Company Wtll , each month apply the followmg fuel ad1ustment to the total averag e KW H per month for all the lamps billed du r ng the per.od The energy charge appllc!!ble to all kilowatt hours of energy consumed shall be Increased or decreased OOS5c per KWH per each full one half cent ( 5cl Increase or decrease above or below twentv: three .cents (2:Jc l In 1he average cost per mtllton (1,000 000) BTU of fuel con sumed at the Company s generat ing statrons for the most recent calendar month precedmg the bflltng date for Which fuel costs have been determ ined SECTION 3 Subject to the provis ions of Sect ron 6 of this Ordinance payments for the street lighting serv ice furnish e d hereunder by the Company to the Mun ici pality shall be made monthly In accordance with bills rendered therefor by the Company su ch payments to be made on or before the 10th day of the month next succeeding that tn which the serv rce was turnlshea , and m the event that the Munlclpalrty shall far! to make satd 9 monthly payment when due as provtded herem said defer:red payments Sh!!ll bear tnterest at the rate of 6 pet per annum from the date of maturity unfll the date pa id and should the Munt cr pallty --------------- 7 5 2tC TEWKSBARY S Barber Sho p wilt be closed July 8 through lllh 7 2 3tc SERVICES~ BE IT ORDAINED BT THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF MIDDLEPOR 'r STATE QF OHIO SHOOTING Match Corn Hollow Gun Clvb turn first righT a"er Mrlts Cemetery, Rutland Factory cholt.•H~ g~,tns only Sunday Jury 7 1 pm YARD Sale. F- rtdav and klurday Julv Sand 6 9 30 to S 30 Take! Route 124 l miles out Qf Langsv ille turn lett Q.n County Route 325 tltth hOuse up Good clothmg ~nt•ques mise Items 7 2 31p Suite,' drum Ia bin Phone 992 3091 NotiCe NotiCe MemOIJ • N.W HOMES The Pomeroy Public Ubrary Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. Is featurmg a display of books on the rules of various sports ~ such as baseball, baskelball, football, golfmg, tenrus and bowling The library Is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9·30 a ~2 p m and Tuesdays and ursdays from I to 5 30 p.m turday hours are from 9 30 a m to 5 pro PHONE 992-7777 POMEROY HOURS: BOARD MEETS EAS'l'ERN - The Eastern DAILY 9 AM-3 PM Loc'al School DISirict Board of Education will meet in re)iular session Tuesday evemng The board hopes to fill a custodial vacancy at the Tuppers Plains School at the meeting The vacancy was created by. a death Any person Interested In the poslllon IS asked to contact Supt John Riebel at the high school before Tuesday night SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM JUSTIN 1975 YEOMAN RED BOOKS Washington, D C 20420 Applications for headstones and hgrave markers are ex· pee led to total mr.,.c ·~"'"'n 200,000 by the end of flsc•<l year ACCEPTED GUIDE OF U. S. COINS 1974, a VA spokesm811 said. REG. 53.00 VALUE • NIM 52.40 . Abea ds tone or gravemarker IS available for any deceased Veteran Who received another than dlshon<rable discharge. The benefit Is not available to ~mbers of the veteran's family burled in private Offer Good thru July 13, 1974 Many Coin Supplies Now Available. Coin Tubes, Holders, Books, etc. cernefe:ries Memorial markers may be obtained to commemorate any mernber of Ute ar1ned forces ~ OPEN lONIGHI' 6:»8:Jt whodledmservlce,andwlioee F.11 remafna were not recove~ o" and ldentlfled, or who was burled at sea . These memorials may be erected ln private cemeteries ln plots provided by appUcants, <r in memorial aecUorus ~ naUonal cemeteries MTS COINS OF GAlliPOLIS 121 State St. Ph. 446-1842 • Hllun: Th.·Prl.-6:)0.trll Sat. Aft.1:30-S:Gl • �• . . • .12- 'i1le Dally Sentinel, Jlliddleport·Pometoy. 0 •• Friday, July 5, 19'14 , , • - • • Nation's unemploYment rate steady . . By GENE CARLSON WASHINGTON (UPI)- '!be nation's unemployment rate held steady In June with 5.2 per tent of the labor Ioree out of •ork, tbe government said' today. The rate of joblessness has remained at about this level Since January. · Delplte the usual lnfiux Into · the labor market of students looking for summer jobs, the number of · out-of.work Americans totaled U million In June, virtually the same nwrtber as In May, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. Employment, on the other hand, edged up slightly last month to 116.2 million. '111e nwnber of i\mericans holding jobs has now increased 400,000 In the past two months after six . . . monlha of virtually no change, The job figures are adjLillted As usual, unemplo)'IJient was- for seas.onal variation, In· highest among teen-agers, but eluding the annual surge of the 15.6 per cent jobless rate young jo~keni following for this age group ·was the the close or the school year. ' same as in May, the Bl.S said. Armory_robbed Ira Bqtcher dead at 60 •. The teen-age Increase this June was about the same as In recent years. and thus had virtually no effect on the oveaU jobless rate. The slabill ty in the unemployment picture In June carried over Into other l~bor Ioree groups. The jobless rate for household heads, 2.3 per · cent; adult men, 3.5 per cent; and adult women, 5.1 per cent, were nearly the same as In May. However. the rate {or married men rebounded to 2.6 per cent last month after the temporary slide to 2.2 per cent one month earlier. About 8.8 per ceni of black workers were without jobs in .June, compared with 4.8 per COMPTON, Cali!. (UPI) - one-story stucco building. They Hundreds ol rlfles, machine Uren unscrewed bolts from Ira N. Butcher, 60 Cole St., guns, shotguns, grenade security hasps to a ""'ply Middleport, died unexpe<:tedly launchers and ammunition room and broke the door. Wednesday at the Thomas have been sl<Jien from an Memorial Hospital in unguarded National ·Guard Charleston, W. Va. armory In Compton, pollee Veteraos Memorial Hosplt\.J Mr. Butcher was born March reported today. 13, 1914, in Middleport, a son of Wednesday Adml.,loDB ' Police detecli ves, FBI agents, and military officials Cynthia Oney, Ree'lrsville; the late Harry and Rosa Belle who discovered the theft Vivian Johnson , Racine_; Lewis Butcher. He was a member of the Middleport Thursday night said it was not James Marshall, Jr., Masoll; Church of Christ where he Immediately known what Ume . Mary S!Jll, ~lddle!"'rt ;. Bruce the break·in occurred. Fi~er, Racrne ; Vrrgmm H~~· served as a deacon, a member of MiddlepOrt LOdge 363, F and Still In Progress 'The facility had been locked Mtddleport. AM, a member of the Scottish As Much As up Wednesday morning at 10 Wednesday Discharges . Rite, 32nd Degree, Colwnbus. a.m. and military units re. Edward Roush, Tammte 50% Off He served In the U.S." Navy In turned at 10 p.m. Thursday Tyree, Harold Evans, Steven On Many Items night after taking part In an Boyd, Gladys Barber, Walter World War !land.for the past Independence Day parade. King, F'loyd Bowers, illysses 17 years had been employed as . an inspector at ACF Industries Among the ' weapons stolen Castle, Myrtle Odom. Your Thorn MeAn Store , Red 1L011se, W. Va. Before at were 70 M60 machine guns, 80 Thursday ~dmlsslon Dr. Ira L. Whitman, Director MIDDlEPORT that time he was employed for M16 rifles, eight grenade Elmer Sti!l, Pomeroy. of the Ohio Environmental lalmchers, 150 bayonets, 40 Thursday Dlseh~rges - . nine years with the New York Protection Agency, will speak Central Railroad. . .- - - -. .- - - - , grenadeJ 100 riot grenades, 75 Nancy Lawson, Calvm Jewell, Surviving · are his wile, to the members of the gas maw<S and thousandS of Kathryn Metzger,. Cynthia Southeastern Ohio Regional rounds of ammunition. <mey, i\mos Cross, Jr., Huth Margaret June McElhinny Council on Thursday, July II at Friday lhru Sunday Police said the thieves Ftsher' Holly . .Fr~end, Butcher; two sons, James the Portsmouth Elks Country July 5·6-7 . gained entry to the armory by Margaret Gans, Phillip Click, Frederick, Middleport, and Ira Club, E. E. Davis, President of THE PAPER CHASE smashing In a side door of the Mabel Hennessy, Mary Grady., Ray, Jacksonville Beach, Fla.; . the SEORC announced today. Timothy BottomS, Llnd_say a daughter, Mrs . Robert Wagner, John Houseman, (Judy) Gapvell, Norman, Davis sald the .Portsmouth Graham Beckel. Okla.; a sister, Mrs. Don event will be the annual ( PG ) (Juanita) Strauss, and a SEORC summer meeting and THREE STOOGES brother, John F. Butcher, hoth golf tournament. _, Dr. Whitman has been asked of Columbus, and six grandMo~day fhru Thursday to address the membership children. July Bthrir July 11 about the concerns of the Ohio Funeral services wiU be at 2 NOT OPEN p.m. Saturday at the Mid· EPA as they relate to the d)eport Church 61 Christ with economic development in Ohio and, By United Press International .The first day of Ure holiday George Glaze ,. officiating. southeastern use of specifically the Less than 100 persons lost usually claims the most liveo. Burial will be in the Cheshire southeastern Ohio coal in that their u-.,s on the nation's high· A United Press International Gravel Hill Cemetery. . Drive-In ways during the first 24 hours count at 9 a.m. E:DT showed Friends may call at the development, Davis said. The golf tournament will Tonight, Juiy-5 . of this Fourth of July weekend, that 146 persons had died In Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home begin in the morning and but the death · rate climbed · auto accidents since .the start at anytime unlll 12:30 p.m. "CANDY STRIPt;; . =NURSES 11 steadily as the holiday moved of the hollday.period. Saturday when the body will be continue during·the day and the evening dinner meeting will be f!nd lntQ Its second day. A breakdown of accidental tsken to lire church. "PRIVATE DUTY preceded by a hospitality hour . AUnited Press International deaths: NURSES" 5:30. at survey Indicated the National Traffic 146 Kaihy Cannon, Joyc Dr. Ira . L. Whitman is the Safety Oluncll may have been Drown 45 single,. Carl Carmichael a Williams right In predicting its low Planes ( R) 0 triple, Ron Snyder a double, first director of the Ohio Ert· Protection estimates of traffic deaths for Other 16 and Brian Hamilton, Duane vironmental White and Randy Roach, each . Agency (Ohio EPA), which the four-day holiday period, Total SATURDAY, JUl Y6 207 .Double Feature a single. legally wentinto effect October "HDUS!i: OF Browning went the first six 23, 1972. MISSING Gl RlS" Innings, striking out seven and · As director. Whitman is · -Plus- . Hottel' Merllcal Center . "TWO PEOPL!i: walking one, while Smith responsible for the slltte's air, (Births, July 3) struck out one and walked one water and solid waste ·. Mr. and Mrs . . Dennis M. abatement programs. The Sun., Mon.~ Tues. The Pomeroy A's and In going Ure final frame. Spires,· a son, Cheshire; Mr. . Taylor struck out one and i\iiency also has authority over July7,8,9 and Mrs. Joseph Vltltoe, a son, 'Cheshire Blazers continued walked tl)ree, while Brauer )Vater plarinlng, environmental Double Feature ' their winning ways In Meigs "TRAVEliNG LIGHT" Wellston. · County Pony League action, as fanned three and walked two. impact analysis, and super. ,-Pius(Births, July 4) At Cheshire, lire Blazers vision of sewage treatment and HilLBillYANDTHE Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Will, a . both teams rolled to ellsy sc<ired twice in the second, public water supply facilities. HAUNTED ·HOUSE victories Wednesday evening. daughter, HAMDEN. Whitman, previously ,(he The A's dumped the once in the third and five Urnes Deputy Director for En· Pomeroy Phillies, . 1().1, while In the fourth. · Baird . went the vlronmental Programs for ..the Steve · CheShire swept past Syracuse distsnce for the win, his sixth Ohio Department of Health, S.l. The A's tallied three times in of the season; striking· out 14, also serves as Chairman of the the first, once in the third, four walking three and yielding just newly created Ohio Power Siting ·Commission, which is times in the fourth and twice In four hitsc Greg Cundiff went all the responsible for the approval of the sixth, while pitchers Dale way for Syraeuse, fanning five new generating · and Iran~· Browning and Greg Smith combine<) to hold the ·Ph!Is to and walking six, while giving mission facilities In Ohio. He is a commissioner of Ure Ohio just two hits, singles by· Steve up 10 hits. Cheshire was led by Baird at Pickens and Randy Marshall. Meanwhile, the A's banged lhe plate with a triple, double with a single each. out 10 hits off Phllly pitchers and pair of singles, followed by For Syratuse," Forbes Rick Taylor and .Chip Brauer, Jimmy Harris with a double, slammed a double and single, wt"th Rick Johnson's three JimHoward-\vlth a double, and Cundiff added a double and .singles leading the way. Greg Rick Wlnebr..,nner, Greg Riffle had a single. Smith added a double an<l a Mulford and Sam Corflas, all mg;w) Summer Sale • · SAN ANTONIO - Second Ueutenant Edward M. Brown, 1011 of Mrt. Frances G. Brown cl811 E. Fifth St., N"" HAven, W. Va., hasgradoatedb'om the T..38 pUot tnstruclor course at Rlndolph AFB, Tu. Duri!ll! the u.week blghly 1 ~eciathed tratnlng, tleutenant Btown completed e hours of divenlfled !lying and 52 hours 9f academic training, Including aircraft engineering, !light plamtng and applied aerOdynama. The lieutenant Is returning to Laughlin AFB, Tel<., where he .terves with a unit of the Air . Tralnlng Command. A 1966 graduate of Wallama Hlgh School in Mason, W. Va., Ueutenant Brown received his ZND LT. EDWAltD M.IIROWN · A.A. and B. S. degrees In radioTV, a M.S. degree In jour· nallsm and a M.A. degree In br~adcast management .from Ohio University where he was commissioned In 1971 through . . the·Air Foree Reserve Officers Tralnlng Corps program. The lieutenant's wife, Dortha, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wilcoxen, Rl. River Valley Water Sanitation bachelor degree in civil 2, Racine, Ohio. Commission (ORSANCO ), Ure engineering from Cooper Great Lakes Basin Com- Union in 1961, a master of Sponsors needed mission and Is a member of the science in civil engineering · sPOnsors are still needed for Great Lakes Water Qaltty from the Polytechnical In· Board. stltute of Brooklyn in 196.1, and four members of Boy Scout · Before joining state govern- a Ph.D. ·in Envlrommeni.Ql Troop 249 to attend Camp Arrowhlad at Huntington, W. ment, Dr. Whitman directed . ,Engineering froin Johns Va. and managed research Hopkins University in 196!1. Thirteen dollars is needed for programs at Battelle Memorial , each of the four. The troop will Institute In Columbus. He has ·be attending camp at also served as research Arrowhead the week of July 7. associate and flood . · LOCAL TEMPS Anyone Interested In spon· management engineer with the The temperature 'tn down· sorlng a boY. should contact Corps of Engineers, and as town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. special consultant to the City of Friday was 82 degrees under Bob Arms, 993-7437, or Hank Cleland, 9804200 before Sun· Baltimore. sunny skies. day. Whitman received h(s cent lor their white coun· terparts, but these flguree were unchanged from May, the BLS said. Yo·ung Vtetnam·era veterans, those20to 2~ years of age, continued to have • tougher time finding work U,... th!IS'l of the same age who did not serve In the military. The jobless rate for young veteui!J was 10.1 percent In June, about the same as In the previous five monlha, while nonveterans of the same age were oul of work at a 7.5 per cent rate. Older veterans, however, experienced about the same unempfoyment problems u nonveterans of.. the same qe group, above 25, according to the BLS . . Ohio EPA .director to address SEORC heritage house MEIGS THEAJRE .Holiday death toll climbing Pomeroy A :S, Blazers win · A Joint Checking Accbunt. Firm footing for family finances. Accurate records. Ready cash. Freedom from · forgetfulness. Open one today. Together. pome'"" •utrand M&R ~ u ~oblished 1872 . • Sale prices on our entire stock of mens Summer Sport ' and Dress Shirts- good selection .o fstyles and sizes. eSpecial sale of -summer toys for boys and girls special purchase and sale of dolls. .' MAIN OFFtC·E "" lloi') ., Tuts., Wrci ., Thurs. 9' a .m ..3 p.rii . · ' Elberfelds ln Pomeroy CENTER MIDDLEPORT, . .DOORS OPEN AT 2 PM OPEN TIL 6 PM BAG OF GROCER GIVEN ·AWAY ·EVERY 15 MINUTES SUNDAY. 1• RUTLAND IIIANCH Thuradey9~ e . m. to 12 Noon Frldey98 .m. to 1 p.m. ' JUST ASK FOR YOUR FREE TICKET AT DOOR I- AUTO BANK HOURS .,. ,.-MANY OTHER SPECIAL PRIZES GIVEN AWAY THROUGHOUT THE WEEki ~IDAY' 9 to· 7:_SATURDAY 9 k1 12-. . . '• See ·spec.lal M&R Anniversary Section This Sunday, July 7th ' IIOIIDAY·THURSOAY 9 to 3 A hometOwn friend. ,. • ., •. Je1Kiing h1s own spec1uJ 11tyle to the musical rerldllion.• at the Rac~oorr Cr •ek Carne Is ·c lub and Hoxy's Emporium. Throughout the second ad John Ecker appears as tile bartender anrl rirrgleader of all the " bud elements" In the play, If there re.ully 11re any. iind he gives <t me:morable performance as well . Chrhrtlne Epling's voice 5eems to .Oar over the crowd· as •~• sing• " Fondr;st Dr~&ms of' You" In her part as C"dthcrine Cameron (Kltly ), and In the FortlflcaUon Hlll .'!Cerre echoes Col. Safford In his wish· lui ramblings, The effect is almost spine· chlllirrg. Peggy Scarberry Is Foxy Hoxy in the saloon scenes and dances ,with real joy and the ~llcreek Nymphs, Joan Fruth -and TOdd Mayes, present the ballet Of the periormance that is striking both In Its simplistic lines and for its lighting effects, done by Paul Perroud, James Bennett and Jon L<ruden. Paul Hawks plays the preacher who wins the heart of Fo<y Roxy and leads the singing al the First Rio Grande Bean Dinner. (Continued on page 2) ' OPENING SCENE - The bandstand In Gallipolis is the scene for the openhrg act of "Gallia Country." Roger Than 12,000 Families 46 PAGES FOUR SECTIONS SUNDAY, JULY 7, 1974 GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS Teachers on way to Australia .. .... , ' '. '· ....... ' OFF TO AUSTRALIA- Wendy Carper, left, and Teresa Casci, leave Monday night for teaching positions in Australla. · BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH POMEROY - When a r·epresentative of the Education Department of New South -~ W;iles, --:Australia, came into the area recruiting teachers last spring, -two Meigs Countians, Wendy Carper and Teresa Casci, signed on. And tomorrow, they'll be op their way. The two are scheduled to leave San Francisco at 8 p.m. Monday and arrive in Sidney, Australia at 7:10 a .m. on Wednesday. Ther~ they will be met by a representative of the Education Depart.. men! and for the first five days will go through a period of orientation on rights and responsibilities, health care, customs, and the schriol system. They'll also be given their teaching assignment•. Wendy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . .George Carper, Pomeroy, R: D., taught second grade at the Chesterhlll School in Athens County last year and has requested second grade there . Teresa, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Casci, who has done only substitUte teachin g since her graduation from Rio Grande College in January, asked for a fifth grade class. Unul a month ago neither of the teachers knew that the other had applied for a position in Australia . Teresa made her application through the ·Placement Bureau at Rio Grande, Wendy through the B\)l'eau at Ohio University . lloth had interviews OJl March 26, and both ·selected the July 8 departure date from among numerous dates when. teacher's .would be leaving from San. Fcancisco . In Australia, school is conducted on a year-around basis with several · long vacations. The studen ts wear uniforms. The two teachers expect to be in the classroom within a week after they arrive. F'or Wendy this will be a return trip to Australia. She was there ·In 1956 with her · moth<ir, Peg, who came to the United States as a war bride In the late ~­ Wendy's grandmoUrer liveo in Melbourne and she has many other relatives there. Her plans while in Australia include attending graduate scnool. ' And Teresa ls not without friends there. The wife of one of her father.'s cousin has relatives living in Melbourne.·. . })s for Ure teaching salary provided for In the two-yea~ contracts which they ' (ConUnued 011 page 2) $450,000 project completed at Gallipolis State ·Institute .. . GALLIPOLIS - Independence Day environments at the GSI and to formulate denotes a better, freer life style, it is not took on a new and deeper meaning for a and express opinions on all phases of living without its obligations . Each resident will sizeable group of resident patients of the . which tend . to eliminate those aspects be responsible for .housekeeping, safety Gallipolis State Institute who last week having a dehunanizing effect. and order within their own individual units embarked ·on a living style that places its While the term independent living croaker, Mrs. Darst, and Jack ' Ambrose, manager of the $500 WINNER- Mrs~ Tom (!)essie) Darst, Middleport, (Continued on page 2) Kroger Store in Pomeroy who presented Mrs. Darst :with the emphasis on a home.Jike environment as was the first prize winner in the Ohio Society for lire $500 certificate. Winners are to pick up their prizes at the opposed to the large ward type structure Promotion of The Bull Fro~ membership drawi!'K held offices of Crow, Crow, and Porter, Second S~eet, Pomeroy, or instituiionallzation. during Regatta weekend. ·Mrs. Darst" received Friday .' ,, For a complete list of winners, see page 28. With the recent completion of six new evening her $500 certificate for merchandise from the Kroger modern and attractive residentlljl units; Company. ·Shown 1-r are, Jim Clatworthy, past grand everything was placed in readiness for . 11 ffiov'i ng day" which occurred last Monday when 48 residents transferred · "their belongings and launched the second ~· . such innovative project at the local Institution for Ure mentally rei.Qrded in the last few months. Conversion of Cottage 11 B" into a . colorful c~ center f9r older residents, just barely existing," he stated. Head coaching vacancies still exlat In BY D,-I.LE ROTHGEB, jR. with dedication ceremonies early in June, GALLIPOLIS - A deficit budget for Here is a breakdown of the 1975 budget basketball at Kyger Creek and In footbaU was the "first renovative step in a dramatic 1975 totaling $3,300,269 for the operation of approved for submission to the Gallla at Hannan Trace. . · thrust toward humanization which · lire newly consolidated Gallia Cnunty County Budget Commission : ' ' Individualized instruction (special provides surroundings more suitable to Ure Local Schools, was approved her e . Administration, $76,700; instructional education) teachers employed were Individuality, dignity and personality of Saturday afternoon during a special personnel ( lncl~des principals, teachers, Barbara Armbruster, Pamela .White and meeting of the Gallla County L<rcal Board substitute teachers, special classes, ChrlstlneNapler,allofwhom I.Qughtln the each patient.· Unnocupled third floor areas at . Co\of Education. librarians, bus drivers, janitors and ~ystem last year. . I.Qges P, R, S, 11, 12 and 13 were utilized to According to board derk Mrs , Naomi maintenance), $1,884,600; special serNew Instructors In . \nat field hired Beman, the general operating budget vices, $3,800; supplies, $216,000; main- were Vivian llegall, a gr!¥1uata of Slippery pr~JVide Uvlng accommOdations In ·thetotals $2,988,546 while anticipated receipts lenance ij>aterials, $69,000 ; equipment Rock College; Laura Jean -Wllllama, a latest project. Co');"tructlon was started will be $2,744,142, leaving a deficit of · replacei)lent, $59,000; contract and open graduate of Rio Grande and Ohio state last July at a cost of $350,000 and each unit $244,404.. . . ·. ·has heen outfitted•with the finest and most order service, $140,600; fixed charges such University; Mary Martin, a Manhall · Included in the overall budget is· comtori.Qble type of furnlsblngs available as insurance, taxes, fees, rent, retirement University graduate and Joyce Thompson, · $37,975 in bonds and $273,748 for the for teachers and employees, etc., ~116,640; a· gradu.ate of .Conc~rd College in West at an additional cost of over $100,000. operation of the lunchroom program. Eight residents wUI reside In each of borrowed money plus interest, $156,000. · Virginia. · TmS lrl how bedroom looks today In Cottage 13 for women at. the Gallipolis · , Connie Sttham Bradbury of Cheshire; The 1975 budget is based on the rate of · the area$, which provides three double and State InsUtute following renovation project. · · . 16 mills established last JIUluary when the · 'l'he board accepted tire resignations of who compiled a 3.72 average at Morehead two single bedroo!JI§, a kitchenette, TV four county school districts were cqn- four teachers, Gloria ' Kemper, home · State University following her graduation room, patio and modern bathroom . solldated. economics teacher at Kyger "Creek; Mary from ){yger . Creek .High School, was facllllles. Coordinatlon of colors Is very That rate had been agreed upon Kay Ervin, girls physical education and employed as home economics teacher at striking throughout all of the rooms. 'earlier by officials of the ·Ohio Valley Jennifer· Mlichir, v6cal music teacher, KC replacing Miss Kemper who II movq Occupants of the new quarters, both · Electric Cnmpany (Kyger Creek Power both from North Gallla, and Chadotte to Springfield. male and female 21 years or older, were . The board accepted the refli8nllUon ~~ carefully screened lis 10' qualifications ·United Preas Inteniallonal Camarillo said the thieves could have been Plant) and former Oallla County School Miller, im elementary teacher at Cadmus. Also r esignin g assistant football · Steve Vance, vocational agriculture which were baaed\ on such criteria as The theft of a large quantity of combat members of a· terrorist group such irs the Superintendent Clarence E. Thompson. coaching p(isitions were Richard Hamilton teacher hired last month at North Galllar phyolcal capability, satisfactory In· weapons from a California National Guard Symblonese Liberation Army, or " just •lltutlon adjustment as demonstrated In al,'lllory caught federal and st,ate govern. ·goOd burglars who knew there was a wide Under the terms ol that agreement, at Southwestern and Adam ~ahel at then re-<!mployed Jeff Pope, •ho "had previously taught lit North 011111 but •ork and conduct, expression of desire for ments In the·midst of a crash nationwide open market for firearms ." the school tax rate to be paid I~ 1jl75, based Kyger Creek. independent livjnfland safety habits with program of Installing electronic . "We just don't know who was In· on the 1974 consolidated assessed . · . The board hired Robert Ashley on a resigned In AprU. two-year contract as teacher and bead ) Becky GibSon, a graduate ol Gal1la ~l)leet to smoking and possible ·fire safeguards that have already sharply cut volved," he said. "II wasn't a run of the ·valuation, would be computed and paid on habits. AI each r.eoldent adapts to the new such burglaries. . mill burglary. The thieves knew how.to get a consolidated basis, but would be football coach at Southwestern High M!ademy High School and . Moreheld · University, waa hired u an eltmentuy surroundings, training will be provided by ' But almost 1,000 of·the 4,333 National · tn and they had the right tools ." · structured by using the appropriate School. · Superintendent Comer Bradbury said . teacher at Cadmus. Guard armo vaults across the nation still · A spokesman for the BFI, also In· district's "outside" m!Ua~e together with 1118ny disciplines of the Institution In the Other teaching vacanclel wW be tUiid various a~ts of Independent living. are without electronic alarms of the type vestigatlng bocause the theft Involved the appropriate " inside" millage so as to two former coaches, Mel Carter and . The ldeu leedlng Into the develop. being Installed at the Compton, ·Calif., g!!Vernmenlproperty, said, "There ani no result In a consolldat•'d rate that would Richard Hamilton, who were reinstated to at the regular board m..UOg on July :10, 'l:lrc board tabled a requollt Ill' Qle meni of such i Proj~t have stemmed from armory when thieves made of( with almost suspects ~nd no indication of any group or levy on local taxpayers an amount no more teaching and coaching.positions due to the the auperlntendent, project leaders , 100 Ml6 automatic rifles, seven machine any organization responsible for the than !he aggregate of the tax levy paid In ruling of the Fourth District Court of Gallla County Local OAPSE AlriOCUIIIoll evaluator• and a staff humanization &una and other weapons over the Jl!ll:. 4\h disappearance of the weapons and am· 1974. The 16 m11ls will increase school Appeals, hove indicated Urey wish to go for a meeting to eatabllllh 1111101Utticll . · procedures. J taxes In the Kyger Creek area, but all back to Southwestern. committee con'lpooed of study groups hollday, according to guard ofllclals In munition ." 1 Carter has agreed to be an assistant According to one bolml -'*• rep~nUng '!loet ·departments .In . the Washington, D. C. "<'A'Penlagon spokesmon ,admitted that other areas w!U be decreased. . County_ Superjntendent C. Comer cilach under Ashley and head baseball negotiations ahould not bapl wHIIIMln 11ltulloil . A Patient's H~manlzatl~n The Compton theft was the second this building guards are virtually nonexistent . certtncat~d employee• unttl aU committee, composed of patlenta, hau)ao year. In AJirll, tour rifles and a vtstol were and the armories are . freQuently unat. . Bradbury said Saturday that with the rate coach. Hamilton Is returning as head negotlaUonl are eompl*cl 111111 Itt bHn ntablllhed for the purpoae Of : stolen from the Anchorage armory . ·tended, a.s was the case at Compton. ·of i6 mills everything In the budget has been placed at the bare minimum. "We're basketball coach and teacher. teachers. generating ldeaa· relative to the Uvlng· · Compton Pqllce Detective Arthur . n . teachers employed .. ~oard • approves deficit .budget · . •' 1 • Reaching More To 7'/te Greater Middle Ohio Valley \ • Yo ur Invited .Guest tmts Partly cloudy today. Clear tonight with lows in the 60s. Probability of precipii.Qtlon 10 percent, VOL. 9 NO. 23 Williams (In bandstand) plays Judge Bradbury, community leader of the area in the 1890s. (Steve"Wilson photo). + Weather • • • Thieves make ·big ·haul Nothing To 8uyl Nothing to Sign I No Need to be Present To Wlnl . (Must Be Yrs. Or Old~r) : . Mon .; .Tutt., w.ed. ,' Set .• 9 a.m .·3 p.rn . Plus e s·ave at the Mechanic Street Warehouse during the 9-ale of summer furnitur~ SUNiJA Y ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL FDIC · Frlday9a .m . to7p .m . Saturday 9 ~ . m . tp 1~ Noon • Sav~, too, on a special group of m-ens double knit slacks 1!2 price. STARTS SUNDAY, JULY 7 'II ·it it . play lrl aboirt Gallla County and Gallipolis and there Ia a strong reaffirmation of some ol the old values In the prOducllorr. John Epling 's pre~<?ntallon of Col. Safford Is again lire roost memorable part of the play for many and tire work or makeup artists Evelyn Morrow rrnd Mary Ann Beman Is really ln Its glory us Epling ages ·from the young Colonel in Act One w.the trembling, lonely old man or 1863 In Act Two. And here ·is where that patriotic sense of the play reaches one of its high points. The Colonel declares, "Gallipolis Is my town!" In Act One ,(circu 1792 ) and In, 1863 It stiU Is, and i\mcrica is still his country . · Along these patriotic, but. fun -loving lines, Durleux hils written a pageant that is sheer joy. The second act is rollicking and happy, even as it is seriously patriotic and one feels drawn Into the 100 years portrayed by the play. Roger Wtlllams · leads his singing townspeople with as much enthusiasm as ever in the openlng and £ina! scenes where he plays Judge Bradbury and a quick eye can spot him elsewhere in the production OPEN FRI.D AY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 PM • pomeroy· nationa bank .· . the bank ot · th~ c.entury SHOPP~ING JAN COUNTRYMAN GAU,IPOLIS - "The Hills ol Old Kentucky" was the most strikingly im· proved number In the pertormance of "Gallla Country" at the Bob Evans Am. phllheater, Friday evening .. The prOduction, entering Its .. cond Ye~ r , was marked by a tighter format and ~oother preseni.Qtlon In ·its premiere performance that was a delight both to lhe ears and eyes or the audience. • Bill Spires, In the role of Daniel Boone, gave the rendition of the Kentucky song that was vasUy better than l•sl year when one could just bare!' hear him opening nigh I. Uke Spires, the rest of the cast shows the confidence of success and the OC· caslonal mistakes In the production are smoothed over very well indeed. The historical pageant, which wiU run l<>night, next Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings and the following weekend, Is lht, work of the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society and has Involved many volunteer hours. Lee Durleux is the writer and plays John Burford and Murl Rush Is the director. The BY Elbe_ rfelds·ln Pomeroy Save now during the sale of furniture on the 3rd . floor. Kroehler living room suites - love seats and Kroehler chairs -All at excellent sale prices. ' • Historical__pageant opens on successful note ,,. Mason ·· Edward Brown graduate of pilot course · • •' • i i.l � 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 07. July 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 July 5, 1974 butcher