https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5dfb1fd7366a0faec1ececc501454b99.pdf 0f7040a34ffde3975f9b5500d7b6a27f PDF Text Text 8- The Daib· sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 .. MOOd;ll'. Jul)•8, 191 Ualled Preoo International Some wheat farmers in the Southwest and West are betting they will get higher prices if they hold on tO' their wheat. . It has happened before with the wheat for future delivery on the Chicago Board of Trade selling for $2.61 '> to $2.74 a bushel a year ago. Friday , the • same deliveries ranged from - tiOSI'ITAL i'•li-:WS r~------------------------ Wheat prices clipthing $4.44 to $4.38 li bushel. Adding to the farmers' expectation was the belie( tha~ the next crop report will show the hard winter wheat crop was below expectations. " In the past two years, they have sold and watched the market go up later," Bill Nelson, executive vice president of the Texas Wheat Pleasant Valley HOSJiilal Discharges - Joseph Wizva . Shadyville ; Gale Donohue. Letart : Mrs. Otho Ueving, New Haven : Mrs. Bertha r: Casto, . Leon ; Lewis G. Fife, Gallipolis ; Gilbert Messick, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Frank Wilfong, Pl . Pleasant; Sherie A. Cooper, Pliny ;. John 0 . Caldwell, Crown City; Mrs. Geor~e E . Willis, Adrian ; Frank Slayton, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Roy 'A . C. Me- . Clure, Letart ; Okey VanMeter, Jr ., Mason: Mrs. Gary North· up, Mason; Mrs. James S. Beaver, Gallipolis ; Charles C. Wright, Middleport; Juanita Newberry, Barberton ; Cathy Sue Runyon , Robertsburg; Mr5 . Charles Fisher, Pt. Pleasant, and Oessie Lee Elrod, Ottawa, W. Va. I Area Deaths John ·1 Oil-producing-nations ~~~.::.:~:\~~t:c.:::~:~ Warner 29 unit complex.·to. .cost $.4 million ' are potent·t·al mar'kets !~ Funeral Home alter 10 a.m. Tuesday unUI 9 p.m. Tuesday. The family will receive CLEVELAND (UP!) - Mid· country's groas national "There are a lot Of big dMis John Warner, 58, Fomeroy, friends at the funeral home on die East and African oil. product last year. to be had over there," Ind::Z Rt. 4, .died Sunday at Holzer Tuesday from 2 to 4 and from 7 producing nations have been In Abu Dhabi, the small Is- Week quoted a U.S: Depo Medic~! Center. to 9 p.m. Friends may call at transformed into inviting and land shiekdom In the United men\ official In summlllll up He was the son br .the late the chur~h on Wednesday potentially lucrative new Arab emirates on the Persian the opportunities In tbe Aj:usta John and Birda French · anytime after 10 a.m. until markets for a wide variety of Gulf, oil revenue~ this year will Mideast. "If Americans dl;l't .. Grow-rs Aassociation in Ama ~ Warner. He was also preceded time of serv-ices. Burial wlU be . U. s. goods and services reach the equivalent of an as. get them, somebOdY else will," rmo. said. In death by two sisters, Mary in the Wells Cemetery. because of soaring revenues · tonis hlng . $40,000 per Through tts oil holdings, tl1i · ~Having had two years of a GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Amos Riley and Elizabeth from oil, according to Industry . inhabitant, u.s. has an edge over otho:r little better prices, he (the July6,1974 Warner. Onner Offiei'Oy Week magazine. · 'Most of the oll-cich Mideast · would-be suppliers because the farmer ) can alford to take a SALES REPORT OF , He is survived by his wire, The influx of new health in and Arican nations, besides of· American presence is alrea~ little more risk, Nelson said. Ohio Valley Uveslock Co. Evelyn Haning Warner; seven these countries defies compre- fering budding markets, are firmly established In most of "That's what they 're doing." 'STOCKER CATTLE dau11hters, Mrs . Vernal hension and estimates of its also making It easy for U.S. the Mideast coun tries. II Is Sc .,ar, the farmers decision STEERS - 250 to 300 lbs. 42 to to wait has not had any im(Louise) WiU, Shade, Mrs. Mrs. Nellie Miller, Canton, size vary. Bul among the oil- companies to do business with also a principal sellet, 47.75; 300 to 400 lbs. 38 to 42; 400 mediate effect on bread prices Stanley (Joan ) Kaldor, Shade, formerly. of Pomeroy, died producing countries in the Mid· them because, for the most consisting of 'tl per cent of the to 500 lbs. 35.50 to 40 ; 500 to 600 to millers and conimercial Mrs . Edward (Helen) Gipson, Sunday at the Canton Hospital. die East, the U.S. Commerce part, those nations have solid mariet in Saudi Arabia lbs. 32.50 to 38; 600 to 100 lbs. 31 bakers. . _ Columbus, Mrs . Wayne Mrs. Miller Is sut'vlved by Department foresees revenues commercial banking systems, higher than any other nation to 36.75; 100 lbs. and Over 36 to Cobb, Jacksonville, her husband, James B. ; a increasing from $16 biUion last liberal trade policies, a few and a lso holds significant (Donna) "The cost of liVing aver"!le 36.50. Ark ., Mrs. Joh n (Cletilh) daughter, Mrs. Ann Lawson of year. to $62 billion In 1974. high tariffs and other market. ·market shares l!1 Egypt and Veterans Memorial Hospital retaiJ bread price rose every HEIFER CALVES- 250 to month of last year until it hlt a Brogan, Teays Valley, W.Va ., Rih'?hland, Va.; three gra ndThat's more than enough barriers. Iran . Saturday Admissions 300 lbs. 40. to 46.50; 300 to 400 high Of 34.3 cents per loaf last Owen Anderson, Racine ; Mrs . Ronald (Glada) Camp- c 11dren, two great ·grand- money to buy tbe entire steel lbs. 38 to 44.50; 400 to 500 lbs. April," a spokesman-lot .the Donald Eblin, Midd l e~ort; bell, Columbus, Miss Mary children, two sisters, Mrs. R. industry In the U.S., the 36.50 to 42.50; 500 to 600 lbs. Affierican Bakers Associa lion Rita Roush, Pomeroy; Richard Edna Warner, at home; four L. Miller of Minersville, and maga~inefo r ma nagerssta ted, 32.50 to 40; 600 to 100 lbs. 30 to in Washington sai!f. "When it Hub bard, Racine ; Dana sons, John and Dana Herbert, Mrs. R. C. I.Jttle of Canton; a an<l the Commerce Depart36.25; 100 lbs. and Over 28 to remained the re in May we felt Howell, Shade; Zeb Zartman, hath of Colum bus, Gaily Lee brother, Ralph Peters, ment says that by 1975 the 34.75. and Terry Ray, hoth at home; Columbus; '!"d a half-brother, fig ure wlU hit $90 billion and by it had become stabilized . We'd Pomeroy ; Ruth Thorla , STOCK COWS & BULLS (By like to see it remain there." Racine ; Sarah Congo, Port- 11grandchildren, two brothers, Lewis Peters, · Clifton, W. Va. 1980 it could soar to a The Head) -Stock Cows 185 to Foneral services will be held staggering $300 billion. Herman E. Warner, Pomeroy, He said the millers' price land. 215 ; Stock Cows and Calves 250 does not always reflect the RD, Dale Warner, Al bany; at 2 p:m. Wednesday at the The magnitude of the oil Saturday Discharges to 380; Stock Bulls 115 to 345 : day-to-day price fluctua tions Rosalie Clarke, Clarence four sisters, Mrs. Ina Curl, Reed F uneral Home, Seyenth riches becomes ever more Baby Calves 30 to 70; (By The and the price seems to depend Nichols, Mildred Roush, Co lumbus, Delca Mohler , St., Canton. . amazing when the impact on Pound) - Canners & Cutters more on longer term tr ends. Kenneth Wilt,. Fay Rossiter, Rochelle, Ill., Zelda Davis, ·individual countries is examCows 20 to 28.25; Holstein Cows "A great deal of wha t's Stephen Warner, Clyde Sayre, Pomeroy and Cletith Johnson, ined. 25.50 to 31: Commercial Bulls happened to the wheat ma rket Pina Covert, Guy Bing,lrfyrtle Columbus. ·• In Nigeria, this year's oil in() ,000 lbs. and Over) 32.50 to 41. is concern about the status of Davis. .,. ····· ··"*'· Funeral services will be held come is expected to hit $9 bitVEAL CALVES - tops 220 the spring wheat crop in the at 1 p.m. at Ewing lion, $1 billion 'fuore than that W ednesday Sun day Admissions -Calvin lbs. to 250 55.50 to 60.25; northern states and the Imboden, Minersville; Dorothy Chapel. Burial will be in Wells Mrs. Lula ·Bell Rockhoid, 71 , Medium 200 lbs. to 300 47 to 52; soybean and corn crops," said Pence, Be'ntonvilie; Henr y Cemetery. Friends may call at MASON PERSONALS Reedsville Route I , died Culls 42 Do\Vn. Morton Sosland, editor of the Ohlinger, New Haven;l\Paul the fun eral home at anytime. Mr. and Mrs. .Curtis Me· Monday morning· at Veterans Daniel visited two days with LAMBS - Tops 90 lbs. to 110 Milling a nd Baking· News, a Karr, Long Bottom ; Kelly Memorial Hospital following Mr. and· Mrs. James Loyd and 37 to 41.50; Seconds 75 lbs. to 80 man widely rega rded as Rusk, Gallipolis; Doris an extended iUness. 30 to 36.75; Ughts 40 lbs. to 65 knowledgeable in the grain · Thomas, Minersville. family at Nashport, and with Born in Meigs County, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Saunders 25 to 30; Stock Ewes By the trade. " Farm holding itself Sunday Discharge - John Rockhold was the daughter of and family in Columbus. Head 12 to. 21. does not make for higher McClain. prices." the late JaSper and Ma ud SHOATS - 8 to 20. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Roush, DENOUNCES POSSlBLE Buffington Soval. She had been Country elevators report the !NDIANAPOUS, Ind . (UPI) · Mrs. Jessie May Reeves, 8.l, a resident of ReedsviUe most of Toinmy and Guyla spent the typical farmer has sold only weekend at King's Island. about 5 per cent of the wheat - Dr. Benjamin M. Spock has died Saturday at her home on her life. Mrs. · Harold Schwarz , near Surviving are her husband, Monday Jttru Thursday being delivered' .to elevators denounced a possible 1976 the New Lima Road, Mason, Mrs. Marilyn Strother 8 long Harvey ; two sons, Woodrow of July B-1, and that prices would be lower Democratic nati6nal ticket Ruiland, following and Todd, Vienna, W. Va., · headed by n. ""' "'~ward M. illness. M R Toronto, Ohio, and Donald, were dinner guests recently of · ~-..,;N;.;O;;,;T;.o-.P,;;E-.N-•-1 if they had sold 15 per cent, eeves was horn Aug. E t U 1 Kennedy. D·Mass., wl·th Alaba- 17 rs. Housewares Department - First Floor · Sosland said. 1890 t p k W · as verpoo1; a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy in FRI. -SAT. -SUN. rna Gov. George Wallace as his • • a ar ersburg, · Mr . . . "They can't aU sell at the va. , th e daug hter of the late ills. Helen Bartimus, Reeds· Middleport. JULY 12; 13. 14 running mate. high, that's just impossible," -20 INCH FANS IN TWO OR. THREE SPEED Spock, who was . l·n In- James and Lucinda Archer v e; 17 grandchildren and two BAG THE Mrs. Ida Mae Schneider, he said. great-grandchildren. She was DRUM SLOWLY "warren, Mich., visited recenUy · dianapolis for the nat1'onal Mars h a 11 · Sh e . was MODELS. CTechnieolorJ 'f ,ha preceded In 'death by two infant with Mr. and Mrs. Landon h k all of h l conven"on of the People's ome.ma er er I e. S e Sho'!l Starts at 'T p.m . u d children , two brothers · and Smith.and other relatives. -2Q INCH FANS Wlllf STAND LINKLETIER CRITICAL party ' said if Democrats mame Worley Reeves on three sisters. SAN F RANCISCO (UP!) nominated Kennedy for Nov. 2• 1923 · Mr. Reeves died Funeral services will be held FU..E DIVORCE Art Unkletter ·says drug firms president and if Walll\ce adds · July 14: 1968· -121NCH OSCILlATING FANS at 1 p.m . Wednesday at the Two suits for divorce have have '' brainwa s he d '' his support for a spot on the ' . ,.-.-Survivmg are three Eden United Brethren Church Americans into . believing that ' ti.cket, it would "open the eyes daughters, Mrs. Joseph with the Rev. Roy Deeter of- been filed in Meigs County I ·. All · high performance fans. At.. happiness is Often just a pill of hundreds of thousands 'of ( Dor~thea 1 Salhaney ' Yar- ficiatlng . Burial will be 'in the common ple~s court. Faye E. Cowdery, Reeds· away. tractive blue and white color, center 'Tonight and Tuesday Americans to how Corrupt and mouth, Mass., Mrs. Paul (Fay ) adjoining cemetery . Friends ville, file<! suit against Dale "Over the ·last 25 years \his July 8-9 opportunistic the Democratic Hammons, Pataskala , and may call at the White Funeral -- . . . mounted rotary ·switch. Stop in and country has been brainwashed party is and it would push them Mrs. Jacob (Merle ) Johnson, Home any time after Tuesday Cecil Cowdery, address · Doubl~ Feature pick out the one you like now. · unknown, charging gross by food adVertisers, by · well over to us." "TRAVELING LIGHT" Rutland ; a son, Arthur, at morning. neglect of duty and · extreme - _ Piusmeaning doctors, by pharSpock was the 1972 presiden- horne ; a brother, Ed~ard J . cruelty, Wilma M. Tillis, HILLBILLYANDTHE maceutical companies, and by tial candidate of the Peace and Marshall, of Moondsv1Ue, W. HAUNTED HOliSE Pomeroy, filed against psychiatrists into believing Freedom party. · Va., II gr~dchildren and two Jonathan Tillis, Pomeroy, we're not really happy," he great-grandchildren. '· . charging extreme cruelty. Mrs. Reeves· was a member WAITED THE YEAR told the final session of the 47th BALTIMORE ( UP!) ~ Bar· Lions IQternational Con- of.the Rutland Church of Christ . . and the Rutland Area Senior bara Mandel has filed . for vention. They'd have us believe YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK -Citizens Club. She was divorce from her estranged happiness is just . a swallow preceded in death by her husband Maryland Gov. ·, away.'' husband, ·her parents, a: son, a Marvin Mandel, citing Linkletter also said ''parents two sisiers and three · daughter, " abandonment without just often had double standards"brothers. cause or re;;lSQn." She ·said · worrying about their children's services will be held · Funeral there was " no reasonable · drug abuses arld then "popping at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the hope" of reconciliation. pills themselves and getting Rutland Church of Christ with The divorce petition was drunk a couple times a week." filed almost a year io the day after Mandel announced, July 3, 1973, that he was leaving his NO •COUPON NECESSARY wife of 33 years to marry Jeanne Blacklstone Dorsey, 36. · Under state law, couples I . . seeking voluntary di~orce CARRY-OUT OR DRIVE-IN ONLY must wait one year· after separation before beginning • . the legal process to diSsolving the marriage. Mandel, 54, Jell the governor's mansion immediately after announcing ·his · OiiLiiiiOMiliiiT;,;O-.N-. SALES marital plans, but Mrs . Mandel, 8lso 54, stayed in the mansion uri til December. Mandel moved back into the inanslon when she moved oui. Market Report dies Sunday F BY BOB HOEFUCH · Middleport village council MonctSy night gave Its approval to the construction of an apartment complex - costing over · $400,000 - at the corner ofThfrd.Ave. and Mill St. The Stansbury buildll)gs and several homes were fonnerly located at the construction site and were razed this spring. The Pl'operty Ia owned by the Clll•ens National Bank which willsell the location of the Barr.Qrcle Construction Co. of Gallipolis for the complex which will contain five separate str11ctures and a total of '1:1 one-bedroom apartments and two two-bedroom apartments. · · Thia Is the second·venture of the company in Middleport. Only recently; the company completed.& similar <;omplex on Front St. · and all of those apartments have been rented although oc<:Upancy is not yet completed. . Meeting with council last night were Tony Barr and Dean Qrcle of the Construction Co. The two men asked for approval to have head-in parking aro und the apartment complex. Council members and thetwo representatives of the company visited the lllte ao that council could be more aware of the parking situation · aroWid the complex. Plans for the complex were also displayed. . Following the \islt to the site, council ag~;e ed unanimously to permit the head-in parking on Mill St. and Third Ave. as requested. Actually on Mill St., the head-in parking will begin at th~ curbing and will extend towards the property for 20 feet. This will go to 10 feet froin the curbing. On Third Ave., council voted to vacate five feet of the street for the parking which will be ~in 20 p resident dies ELBERfELDS.IN POMEROY Sale! Electric·Fans feet from the corner o! Third and Mill. The arrangement will allow parking for 29 cars - or one for each apartment. The construction company willlnstaU , public sidewalla on both the Mill ~t . and the Third Ave. sldell of tbe complex. Parking meters now ~n both streets wiU be removed to ~llow the parking arrangement. . Middleport viUage soliCitor Bernard Fultz met with council to diBcuo• not only the request of the oonstruction company but also details for regula ting speed rat.eo on village streets. Fultz explained that tbe director of Ohio !ilghways sets the speed rate and that all streeis in the community should have a 25mile limitation, outside of the business section and the school zone areas as set up by the state. Village cooncll can raise the limitation but cannot decrease the speed Ilmlt on any street without the consent of the Depa rtment of Highways, Fultz said. In accordance with the explanation by Fultz, it was later decided by council that 25 mile per hour speed limit signs will be postedon GrantSt. ltwas also agreedtohaveFultzproceed with securing permission of the State H_lghway Department in reducing speed op the streets surrounding the community park to · 15 miles an hour. . CouncilrQen Marvin Kelly and Willlarn Walters voted agm;,st the request, but It was passed by the yes votes of Allen Lee King, Fred Hoffman and David Jenkins. Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, executive director for the Meigs County Council on Aging, met a gain with council on the council's request for a contribution of $500 to be used for local matching VOL XXVI NO. 60 • e • TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1974 S . e Mason ar~ ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ,,·+ --------· MONDAY thru FRIDAY ~---- . progressive 11:00 A.M. TO 3:00 P.M. .methods ,tL2 facilities I -- · enable us to~meet developing needs in the-servicing of your . financial aHairs TWIN SIZE BEMCO SACROPEDIC .MPERIAI: MA nRESS SO But . •• we adopt the ·new in banking ways when · to the adva ntuge of our favorite people • .' . ·o ur • customers. oniy • Reg.- NOW . LUNCH SPECIAL .· SJ995 per piece .JHf" FARMERS -BANK Our ~unch Specle.t 11 e~Oth.r reason .,.;fly ' .· " Meigs Countv loves what the Colonel cooks." "Frlttndship . it the on• cement that c1n hold th• world ' ·o gether..'' · TM 2 PIECES CHICKEN, SlAW AND ROLL AND· SAVINGS CO. . DeP.nd on QUIKRETE I~ Have a barrel of fun Pomeroy, Ohio ~ 20,000 Ma,ximum Insurance for Each Depositor 1 ' all your 'mall:'rJ pelr.•arid do-11-yours.ll jobi. You can get any or the many . QUIKRETE rrr !".\ 1 ) • 1ro~n -~~~UNANcr - --- r~·CkJck·· CoRPO~<ATION . . . ·--..-------·-----· . . .$309!! $20990 PillET PRODUCTS ONES" .. . INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 POMER()Y I OHIO . ' ' .Reg. 5269.90 . from our ." FRiENDLY ·' CROW'S SfEAit HOUSE l'fMfjfl. sns now . ' $100,000 PROJECT is now under:way ~~the Mef8s CoWlty JaU. The work the jail pcn-tion Ia being done by Karr Construction Co., Pomerqy. Funds for the project are as follows, $50,000 Federal funds,. $12,500 State funds .and f3'/,500 county ·funds. Tbe jail renovation will·ac; commodate IOmale prisoners instead of Uln the past. There wm·be restroom facilities in each cell. One side wi!J .be·a large relaxation area. A room outside tbe jall,ln the corridor, will be used by prisoners and legal counsel. Persons visiting prisoners will be able to go to a gate in the ballway wher~ tbe prisoners will be brought. Before, persons would go up to a door looking into the ceU .a rea. With the new arrangement pertions will not be-allowed to see the cell area. There will be no renovation of the women's quarters loeated in the upstairs of the jail portion. Sheriif Robert C. Harten bach is shown in front of what will be the cell portion. The condition of the jail bas been under fil'e by several grand juries .. on ' . i' • MIDDlEPORT $84 ' 95 , PER PIECE t ··~ TEN CENTS PHONE 992-21 56 . By CHARLoTTE MOUI,.TON prevail. 'qlere was no indica- means wha t he' says it ·does, his investigation. St. Clair said conversations are going to be WASHINGTON (UPI ) - -lion when Its decision might and there is no one, not even the original 23 transcripts made available as evidence," Special Prosecutor Leon come. the Supreme Court, to tell him given Jaworski required 24 ·st. Clair said. "That was Jaworski believes. America's The two lawyers argued for otherwise." hOurs work each .day for one specifically reserved." constitutional government is three hours Monday in an Retorted St. Clair: month . . · . St.Cialrsaldthecourtshould "Even if criminal , '· he Is st. Clair, who spoke with declare the whole matter a 11eriously jeopardized by extraordinary session of the President Nixon's refusal to Supreme Court. In il8 high- immune from the criminal Nixon Monday after the Su- "political question" over which obey court orders that he yield seilinged marble an.d process ...The process (in the preme Court arguments, It had no jurisdiction. He did ~his Watergdte t&~• • and manogany cilamber, paci<ed case of ,..-president) is im- refused once again to say not explicitly promise the conversations. with spectators who wanted a peachroent ..." whether the President intended President even would comply But Nixon's chief. Watergate taste of history, eight justices · In the chamber. St. Clair to comply with an order to with a ruling by the high court, lawyer, James D. .St. Clair, listen.ed anq questioned refused to be pinned down on . produce the tapes if the . saying: ''This Ia being submit· • argues that the President i8 . ·carefully tlie lawyers whether Nixon would ObeY a Supreme .Court decides he ted to this court ' for Its lmrnune fr om . criminal propounding those disparate Supreme Court declston . One must. · · guidance and judgment wiih proceedings in the couris philosophies ahout the power of mile away, While House · Jaworski contended Nixon respect to the · Jaw. The ·spokesmen declined to say lliust relinquish records and President; on the other .band, because the Constitution the American presidency. what the President would do · tapes of 84 White HOuse con- has his ob)lge.t ions under the provides an impeachment According to Jaworski : proces11 to handle such con"Tbis ·naUon's constitutional should the Co)ll't rule against versatlons which the C:onstitutiOO." . tlnge11eies. ' ' I form of govel'l]ll1ent is lb olljm; . · Jll'Osecitor lllls sub.PQenaed for A White House spokeknan The Supreme Court today serious jeopardy if the But in the Capitol, across the use in the September trial of also declined . under was deliberating which of·those President, any President is to street from the Supreme Court former Nixon aidea accused of questioning by newsmen to say lharply divergent views will say that the Cons tit~ti on building, two. Republicans on covering up.Watergate. One of bow Nixon would respond to a the House Judiciary· Com· those aides, former White deCision against htrn. The . mittee which Is studying House chief of staff H. R. President has said he would Nixon's impeachment warned Haldeman, sat in the audience abide by a "definitive" ruling tll~t should the President as the justices heard the caae. of the hlgb court. . .. . refuse to obey, the conSt. Clair contended the . There was !ltrong sentimeni · sequences for his presidency President,11ot tl)e prosecutors . on capitol Hill for Nilton to might. be disastrous. and not the courts, had the comply with a'ny decision. · "I don't think that would be righttodecldewhatevidencelll "I think any 'citizen woUld .healthy for the President," to be presented. ,._ obey any decision of the 1 . · said Rep . Trent Loti of " ... The special prosecutor Supreme Court," said senate Sever a I a dminis tr a ti ve regular Board of Education Mississippi, one of Nixon's was not delegated the right to Democrati.c Leader Mike moves were made affecting meeting. strongest · supporters on the tell the President what of ,his Mansfield, of Mnnbmo . major changes in at least three LOrry.Sawyers.was narned to committee. And Rep. Robert schools and creating a vacancy the head post of principal at McClory of Illinois said '$!1''!"1~':1:1.. -'hW~~:W::=io:::."'X:~~~"YX"-9.. in an athletic post which was Wahama High School after the . defiance would be ':nothing also filled at Monday night'.s board accepted the resignation short of disastrous." or J.obn zen. ,Through this Last August, in a different ' ... Sawyers relinguishes his post tapes case, Nixon said he · By Uolted Preu Inltll'llllllonal as vice-principal at p'oint would abide by a "definitive" PARIS FRENCHUNIONScalled today fora strike aboard · Pleasant High Supreme Court decision, but the luxury liner France In a bid to save the world's largest crutae Supt. c;harles Withers in did not define "definitive." ship from retirement and keep alive ii vanishing era of slow and recommending Sawyers for the elegant travel. St. Clair told reporters today Waharna position said he felt Dismay spread across Paris Monday when the French Line he was the beat person for the upon arriving for· the House post adding "If the board will Judiciary Committee's im-. announced its luxurious "caviar and champagne"liner would go give hipl the backing I think he peachment hearings that "vir- out of service In the fell as a poverty !ltrlcken vlctbn of steep fuel • tually all" the 64 taped con- prices and the jet age. . lng an event of public interest would tighten down". Both versations which are subject of may not result In . the -im· · Siders and another member. the Supreme Court arguments OTTAWA - PRIME MINISTER ·Pierre Elliott Trudeau's position of a judgement for Ray Fields, agreed that "some exist and · are in Nixon·~ .handling of lnfiation, the Issue tha.t toppled his Uber~l govern<III.!Jiages because of falsehoods tightening down" is needed. possession. ment two months ago, won him a surprialng and solid victory ZeU, who completed one 'year ordllltorUons arising from neg. l!ut St. Clair quoted Jaworski early todsy in canada's general election. llgence poor reporting .• ' The at the. bend area high .schOol, as estimating that It wou\d take . The Uberals won atleast 139seats in the House of Cqrnm0111, appeals <;ourt cited a Supreme reportedly ivlll assume a two months to survey the tapes .six more than they needed to capture control of Parliament for Court 1963 decision in the New county supervisor's · post o! to take out only those con- the next four years. . York Tlffies case in Its ruling. (Continued on page 8) versations which pertained to The latest results gave Conservatives 97 Ieaia and the · Quebec-bas.id Social Credit Movement 12. One lndepenclent, a . am ·..a. n a' me s . Wah • • I . Clpa new Pnn . .._. >.'!. ews .. in Briefsl ' Pt. Pleasant woman's libel . case before Supreme Court . . WASIUNGTON (UP!) - The Supreme Court Monday agreed to rule on the claim of Point Pleasant, W.Va., woman 'who said she was libeled by the Cleveland Plain Dealer In a . sdory ' stemming from the collapse of the Silver Bridge over the Ohio River in 1967. Mrs. Margaret Mae Cantrell and her son, William, won d&Jnages or $45,000 and $15,000, respectively, following a Cleveland federal district jury trial In the case. The award was ov~rturned by the Sxith Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals. ·The case will behe11r!l by the high court later this te~ and decided by written opinion. The bridge crillapae killed 44 persons, Including Mrs .. Cantrell's husband Melvin Aaron Cantrell. The ' follqwlng day Plain Dealer newsman Joseph Eszterhas Interviewed survivors attended the. Cantrell funeral and wrote prizewinning article about the tragedy. · Some · moths later he returned to the cantrell· home with a photographer to do a follow-up story. They went to the Cantrell home, Interviewed those present and took piclures. A subsequent newspape~ story was published. Mrs. Cantrell charged Eszterhas, the photographer ahd the Forest City l'llblishing Co. with making the famUy subjects of pity and ridicule. . She charged . Invasion of privacy and malicious and defamatory libel. · Her complaint said tbe story ·rna de It · sound as If she ha d a been interviewed when, in fact, she was not at home. Slle said · the children were depicted as ''pathetic and neglected hillbillies" and the home w~ made to appear "8 dirty and poverty-61rlcken shack." The case was filed in federal court because the parties lived In different states. · The appeals court said there was no &ctual malice" on the · pa,r t of ihe newspaper and added, "absent a calculated falsehood, the publication or broadcast of material conCern· · Terry W. Bartlett, 15, Ri. 1, Albany, son Of Darreii·BarUett, accidently drowned while swimming In a strip mining pit at Pagetown Jl{onday at :1:oO p.m. . The Meigs coun ty Sheriff, Robert C. Hartenbach and Deputy Robert Beegle and Dr . R. R. Pickens were at ·the acene. The sheriff's departmen t rapcrted that David Gali and David Reevee, Athelll, and Janie Nelson and Ma9' YoUAg of Albany, tried to rescue the youlb. or Fultz named to head ~ai.npaign Three cubs now hemg· hand fed . 11 · CINCINNATI LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in doWntown Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m:• was 83 degrees under partly cloudy skies. . George C. Smith, Republican (UPI ) . old, a.·e being hand fed in the. nominee for Ohio Attorney nursery of the Cincinnati. Zoo General has announced that Those three rare white tiger after their mother could not cubs,• now nearly ·three weeks produce enough milk for them Prosecuting Attorney Bernard . and their normal sibltng . .The three white cubs and an orange and black cub were born June 20 to Kesarl, · an eight-year-old tiger. The- bOdy ·was recovered by Athens.: All four have now been taken . scuba divers from Mason., . from their mother. Roger Hysell, Jim Lavendar, ·. The last to be taken away George VanMeter, Charles was one of the ·white cutis. It king' }o .. 1 · weighed only three. pounds Sayre, Pete Karschnik and . On Hank Hanson. Saturday, half what the others The youth was · In ap. Four arrests were made In weigh now. prodmately 15 feet of water. the areQ of the parking lot "It's going to be a tough Rescue ·. opera tons only took along the Ohio River In battle to save that one," said . ahout five minutes. l"omeroy Monday lllght. Keith Zoo Director Ed Maruska . . Also assisUng In the ref overy Pickens , Pomeroy, was He added that Kesarl hegan were members ot Pomeroy's charged with Indecent ex- to play rough with the lillie cub Fire Department wbo used a posure , Cora Putnam , before It was taken away from hoa t, John Manley, Chuck Pomeroy, was chilrged with · ~er Saturday. Bartles and Has! Hamm. There are now 33 white tigers having an open flask, and .two The body was taken to juveniles were charged with known In· the world, Five of Hughes Funeral Horne In violation of the 11 p.m. curfew. · them are in the United Sta~s . BERNARD FULTZ Youth drowns .in Pagetown ON QUliN 1111 ' HOT, LIGHT, THRim AND FUN • Lawyer says Nixon immune MEIGS THEATRE ·Forward-looking people .~ Canta loupes were firs t grown in the United States in 1818 at Germantown, Pa., after seeds had been brought from Tripoli by Commodor e James Barron. Devoted To Th e-Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT; OHIO .. Now YouKnow en tine . Jessie Reeves dead at 83 Drive-In funds to carry out llie next year'ssenlor citizens program . more or less and 1,000 gallona more or leu of tack, placed and Although tbe contribution will not come out of Federal . rolled . These materialll wiU be used for a street Improvement Revenue Sharing Funds, Mrs. Thomas said that Middleport and program . · 1111 other villages had been asked for contributions totaling ahout A(ter another lengthy discusaion, council voted ~2 to pass a five percent of their Federal Revenue Sharing Funds for the next resolution for participating in the flood insurance program of the year. Racine and Syracuse gave earlier. Last night, Middleport Federal government. Voting in favorofthe resolution were King, gave the requested $500 to the program again by a H vote with Walters and Jenkins with Kelly and Hoffman voting ''no." The Jenkins and Kelly voting against the contribution and King, . discussion pointed up that area communities are fighting the Walters and Hoffman voting in favor o! it. flood insurance program provtsiops. . The mayor•s·report showing receipts of $2,530 In receipts for It is reported that flood prone communities not adopting the June - $2,378 in fines and fees and $152 irJ. merchant police requirements of the program will find thatthelr residents CIUlJlot collections - was approved by council. A letter from Columbia horrow construction money or money to purchase homes from Gas of Ohio was read annooncing acceptance of the recently banks and institutions which are federally insured. Council had passed new rate ordinance between the town and the company earlier passed a resolution to participate in the program with • and announcing a 2.1 cents per 1,000 cubic feet increase'!' of July .study to be made of the flood situation in the community. 20 in accordance with a fuel cost increase clause. Last night's resolution states that the buil!ling inspector Council discussed at length the anticipated appropriations should check an building sites to see that they are relatively safe resolution for 1975 which was approved as prepared by Clerk- from flooding. The resolution ·also sets forth certain materlab . Treasurer Gene Grate. The resolution shows anticipated ex- aod procedures to be followed to minimize flood damage on new penditures of $311,451 and anticipaied revenues plus balances on construction. It was again reported that the village can hand at the end of the year at $4621234.21. It was pointed out that discontinue participating in the program at any time. · . money in the receipts Which cannot be spent include cemetery " The village has three months to protest a flool) plain map of the trusts, water meter funds, bond payments, and the sanitary commonity issued by HUD which shows that nine-tenths of the sewer escrow fund. · town Is flood prone. Tbe map was oompiled based upon floods of All council members voted in approval of the budget with the the lastiOOyears. The village is expected to protestthe wide area exception of Jenkina. included in the fiood pr011e area because it is felt that new dams Council agreed to advertise for 1,000 tons of asphalt concrete (Continued on page 8) Weather Chance of thundershowers late this afternoon · or tonight. High today in upper 80s and low 90s. Low tonight in upper 60s and low 10s. Wednesday v,ariable cloudiness with scattered thunders howers and high In the 80s. Mrs LuJa Bell Rockh ' old dies j ' Four arrest.ed' p·ar · mav:R:-::::~:::~RANCISCOFRANOOwas ol hOspitalized today .suffering fro.m im Inflammation the veins called phlebitla, a government spokesman said. The spokesman said Francq, 81, was BUffering from phlebitis · ·in his right leg. It was the first time.since a shooting accident In ,1962 that tbe.Spaniah chief of state has been hospitalized. . Prellldent Nbt.on contracted the same ailment last month on Fultz will serve as chairman of his way to the Middle East and hill doctors said he possibly had Smith's 'campaign Io Meigs risked his life by making the trip. . COUJl ty. · Smith, 38, Prosecuting AtHERMOSIU.O, MEXICO MEXICAN AIJ'l'HORmES torney for Franklin County, said late Monday they have foWld the badly decompoled body o1 won the Republican U.S. Vice Consul John Patterson, who waa kidnaped Iaat March.· nomination ror Ohio Attorney state pollee chief Francisco Arellano Noblecla and State General in the May primary. Attorney General Miguel Angel COrtes corilrmed a body found In Smith said he was highly the desert Monday had been tentatively Identified as the rema~na' pleaSed that a person with of the 31-year-old diplomat. Fult,z's ability and experience Cortes said U. s: authorities bere have been notified and will be the chairman. · Patterson's wife . Anne would be lrollllht from Mexico City to Fultz is an attorney with identify the body. . . . . , . · ·· offices in · the ~om e r o y . . The remains were found in a remote d. .rt l'elllan apNational Bank. proximately 35 miles north of Hel'IIWIIllo, a northem Malco He is past president of the state capital, by a peasant looking for a~ fruit called pi!Q'a. ' I Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club, a trustee of Rio Grande BEIRUT - PALESI'INIAN GUERRIUAS vowed loU7 to College; a nd Is on the launch a new round of reprlaall'llldl In rttallallcn far lll'lltl'l Executive Committee Of the lightning naval strlkea agalnat LelMlnoa'a ~ -.1. · Ohio Valley Health servl~ s "The Palestlnlarl revolution will reJlbt to lilt r.Mila au.ct Foundation, and the by attacla on Israeli targell from lnllde our oc:aapled Ianda," •.• Southeastern 'Ohio Reg ional WAFA, the guerrilla news agency, uld In 1141nat. • Commission. Offlclalll in Beirut and Tel Aviv luued <;orillcllnc rtp0ttt on He and his wife, Betty, have Monday 11ight's raids, which lroke a lull In 1M two children, Beth, Barbara escalating war of strlk• and count.er«riittl alona 1M ......, lsraell-l:.ebaneae front. and Becky. · .. thr-•* ., .., • �. .. • 2- The DailY Sentinel, Middleport-Pomero~, 0 ., Tuesday ,July 9.1974 . Steele reunion held Sund4y Two 4-Hers taking citizenship course Green Thumb Annual reunion o! the descendant.. Of the late George and Emily Tennehill Steele ·was held Sunday at the Shiloh Two Mel~s County 4-H John Rose, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, · Park near Hamden. members left Sunday for a and Ed Kennedy, son of Mr. Grace before the dinner was • week-long citizenship short and Mrs. Carl Kennedy, Rt. I, 1\ ~~:eekly feature of Metg., by Robert Steele. . course at the National 4-H Rutland. County Garden dub members. · Attending the reunion were Mandie, who has been in· Center ln Washlngtoo, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, The delegates are · Mandie volved in 4-H work for ten Nancy and Unda, Don Welker, RQSe, daught;,r of Mr. and Mrs. years, is currently the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saunders, president Of the Meigs County BY MRS. CHLORUS GRIMM Danny and Lanny, and Vicky Better· Beef I.Jvestock Club, Melp COunty Garden Club "Our Country." Those at. recreatlon leader of the Hatley, Ewing ton; Mr. and Cootacl Cbalrwomau lending ssng ''Anlerica, the Bashan Bunch 4-H Club, and Mrs. Warren Stone, Mrs. Joyce Last week we began telllng you about the organi>atlon and Beautiful," and readings in- C<>-vice president of the Junior Snider, John and Scott, Dublin; activities of the 11 garden clubs ln Meigs County which belong .to eluded "Bicentennial leadershipCiub.Sheisalsoa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, and stress the slogan, '· Celebration" by leo story; "! senior at Eastern High School. Mrs. Katharine Irvin, "Knowing, Growing, Showing, and Sharing." Today we continue . Believe In America" by Stella Ed. who has parUclpated In Columbus; Paul Black, Ash- with material provided by the various clubs and the projects of Plans for visiting the Gt!llia Atkins; a poem, "Cried" by 4-H, activities for 8 years, is ville; Mr. and Mrs. John Gard- civic beautification which they promote. County Pomona Grange on Opal Dyer. Mrs. Janet Ritchie currently the president of the ner, Christy and Earl, Mr . and July 26 at the Springfield hall gave a reading on the .origin of Junior leadership Club and Mrs. James Midkiff, Craig and . CHESTER G~ElltCLUB . were made wher1 the Meigs . the potato chip, quizzes on the vice president of the Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Carl FletThe Chester Garden Club was organized ln March 1939 by tile. cher, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert late Mrs. Garen Stansbury, regional director. The first meeting County Pomona Grange met t(lpic, "Do You Know?" were Harrisonville Boys 4-H .Club. Ponn, Teresa and De.ron, Well~ was held at the home of Mrs. Everett Hayes who was elected first Friday night at the Rock conducted by the lecturer, Mrs. He is a senior at Meigs High Springs hail. J . H. · Quivey read "Selling School. ston. Vice president and program chairwoman. Mrs. G. L. Michael Norman Will presided at the America," and Norman Will · These delegates were Mr. and 1\!rs. Kenneth Reed, was the first president. · 11 f~r selected for their outstanding Johnnie and lewis, Vlnton ;Mr. . Of the 21 original members of the dub, only two are still meeting <,tnd announced that gave . A . Voice the test lor the prince and Democracy." Grange memleadership abilities In both 4·H andMrs. John Reed, Albany ; members, Mrs. Pearl Mora and Mrs. Buel K. Ridenour. Many Mr. and Mrs. Cat! Norton, are now deceased. The fii'St civic project of the club w&s land- princess of Meigs County will hers sang "The Battle Hymn of and community events. While In Washington, Pomeroy; Mr, and Mrs. Phillip scaping the entrance to the Chester Cemetery. Mrs. Reid Young be given Monday night at the the Republic," and "God Bless Extension Office. Earl America." delegates will attend training King, Mason, W. Va:; Mr. and is the president now. legislative agent, Refreshments were served sessions at the National 4-H Starkey, Mrs. Richar.d Miller, Jim and gave a brief. report. by Alfred Grange. Rock Center and will take a number Denise, ilaltimore; Mr. and STAR GARDEN CLUB . The program by Elizabeth Springs will host the Sep- or trips to points of historical Mrs. Bear] Steele, Mr. and The Star Garden Club was organized by Mrs. Garen Slans· Jordan , lecturer. was entitled t;,mber meeting. andpresentlnterestaround the ~ ·Mrs. Ronnie Baker, Richmond, bilry In 1939 with Mrs. M. E. Nelson serving as the fil:st president. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip city. With delegates from a Mrs. Henry C. 'l'urJler is now president of the club which has Martin, Creole, Ohio; Mr. and a membership of 20. The club participates in therapy programs president. The Winding Trail Garden Club sponsored the Racine- number Of other states, they Mrs . Kenny Richardson, at both the Athens Meptal Health ~ter and the Gallipolis Slate letart Falls club with the Wildwood Garden Club being C<>- will have opportunities to gain Donna, Steve, and Tom, Lock- Institute, and provides columns for "Green Thumb Notes." further insights into the United sponsor. .· boW"ne; Mrs. .Helen Miller, . States government funcUons. The club has been active in civic work and has entered the langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Jim The Meigs County 4-H AdMIDDLEPORT AMATEUR GARDENERS Sears Community lnolvement Program for the past two years Dodrill , Hank and Lynn, visory Committee . and the With the purpose of "stimulating the knowledge and love of with plantings at the Letart Falls Cemetery. Last year the club McArthur; Mr. and Mrs . gardening among amateurs," the Middleport Amateur Gar- received an award for the planting. Meigs County Agricultural Robert Wood, Buckeye Lake; deners Club was organized in July,'I940. First president was Mrs. Soclety.have been kind enough Members participate in Mei~s County flower shows and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner, Frank White and the slogan adopted was "For the Beauty of.the make arrangements for churches and hanks. to sponsor these delegates. · Richard, Jim, Eric and Keri, Earth." The scarlet carnation is the club flower. · Mrs. Bert Grimm is president of the club as well as the county Grove City, Ralph and Howard The club's aim is to make more _and better flower contact chairwoman. Denney, .Euclid. arrangements. Activities Include participation in the annual . • ,£ The 1975 reunion will be held flower shows, civic !'lanUngs, the Chrisbnas decoration contest "Th e Home of the FriendlyFolks" on July 6 at Canter's Cave. for the village, stagmg an annual guest rught observance, par- • · • ticlpating .ln the county fair and Regatta show activities, and providing fioralarrangements.for special events in Middleport, · · . h · d Shawn such as the Middleport Alumni Association, RMASOth N - Rt•c arf M d DEMONSTRATION SET 1 son o r. an oss, e m,an A demonstration for all Mrs. Ralph Ross, of Mason, WALK·IN Meigs FFA boys on how to The Walk-In Garden Club was organized ln September, 1943, was christened Sunday at prepare market steers and l!lld the first president was Mrs. Leona Starr. Mrs. Russell Mason United . Methodist market hogs for showing will Church by the · Reverend be held Saturday at the Brian CUllums is now president. Clarence McCloud. Windon residence starting at 7 Attending were the infant's WINDING TRAIL . ~ ·p.m. Brian will demonstrate Mrs. Clarence Heaton was first president of the Winding parents,. grandparents, Mr . ·the proper procedure for STORE HOURS : showlrig steers while lester Trail Garden Club organized on Nov.ll, 1948. Four of the charter and Mrs. Charles Yeager, of MONDAY-SATURDAY .&AM-10 ~N Mason; great~grandparents, . the club which has . a membership f .-_ Parker will demonstrate the members remain active with of 13. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Piersall, proper. p!'ocedure for showing SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM projects of the club include the planting at the Meigs County Point Pleasant and Mrs. Rhoda market hogs. Anyone needing . directions to the Windon home Infumary, plantings at the entrance to Beach 9rove Cemetery, . Yeager, Mason. 992-3734. and Iandacilping at the new Pomeroy Fire J:lt!partmerit headquarters. The club was sponsor for the .Bend 0' the River Club organized five years ago. Members regularly participate in Brighten Your Hpme the county flower shows. ··· With A Lovely Mrs. Aaron Kelton is president of the club and also is the director of Region II, O.A.G.C. . Pomona Grange _plans visit Ross tnyant d Chrtstene USDA CHOICE· BEEF Mrs. Rosa Flnk, formerly of ,, ' r ED KENm:DY Va., will vislt for several days with Mrs. Rhoda Yeager. Mrs. Fink will accompany · her daughter and sori-ln-law, Mr. and Mro. Elwyn Bull also of Mclean ' here. Mr . and Mrs. Bull will. visit Mr, and Mrs. · James Diehl at Pomeroy while ' in the area . Ohio Mr. and Mrs. David Grueser visited • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grueser, Unable to attend were three Brian and Sheila Kay, of daught;,rs and their families, Homer, Mrs. Charlotte Emery Mr. and Mrs . Charles Foster, and children, Ricky, Bruce, Pittsburgh, Pa .; Mr. and Mrs. Barbara and Kimberly, New Gerald Hogue and Wendy Kay, , Castle, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Darlington, Pa., and Mr. and James Grueser of Greenville, Butch Russell and Pa. were weekend guests of Mrs . their parents, Mr. and- Mrs . . Tammy LYJI.n, Colwnb~s. , David Grueser. ..--------, On Sunday !he group atJULY tended the Roush reunion held at the Union Camp Grounds at CLEARANCE New Haven . Others there were THOM MeAN MEN'S Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson and Lori, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawley and Amy Beth, Cheshire; Melanie Kay, Glenn, Misty DaWn , and Grueser, Rodney Allen Pomeroy. Of Mr. and Mrs. Gruesers' 10 .-your Thom MeAn Store children, seven with their MIDDLEPORT ' families were at the reunion. WHITE SHOES '10.00 heritage house • . DO · ' .. New Haven -• w •• • • • • • POWELL'S • Did you know that ... a • steamship travels faster in cold · water than In warm lwater. 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Mr . .and Mrs. Bob Grlnstad, Belpre; Raymond McFarland, Mason; Dr. and Mrs. Barry Montgomery , Michelle and Malinda of Greeley, Colo.; Mrs. Clyde Rice, Jackie and Jon, R!ICk Springs, Wyoming; Mr, and Mrs. Richard Grinstead, Canton, 0 .; Mrs. Helen Knapp and Harry, and Mrs. ·Cliff Roush . . ( Federal Food Slilmps • ·• ••• ' ' Is Your Park site l . of picnic Act'efJI Everyday Low Prices! •• . BENDO'THERIVER Organized In 1968, Mrs. Edward Sim1J60n was the yqt f"IRACLeS Wr! USDA CHOiCE ,SUPERIORS ,__....__....., I SUPER ~MARKET- Open DaiiJ 9 tolO - Sun~ 10 to 10 . RUTLANDFRIENDLYGARDENERS . . The Rutland Friendly Gardeners were orgsnized on Aug: 4, 1960 with Mrs. Joe Bolin being th~ first president. The club members have had many awards lnclu~lng out· · standing gsrdener of the year, recognition for civic .beautification projects and a state award for the "Let's Make . Rutland a Bloomln' Clean Town" project. The club has also received a state award for garden therapy work. Members made 'lll'rangementa for churche~nks and other public buildings , and assisted with the landscaping at the Forest Acres Park. Mrs. . Charlotte Wilford is .the president now. PLANT DudWs Florist sv N: Second St. . SHORT RIBS Mason, and now of McLean, Second St. Pomeroy, 0. OR FOR YOUR. •• News, Notes 298 ARTIFICIAL TREE LOWER PRICED NOW Mason Area Notes . ... . .,. , , ,_.,. ._,3'\,Uil 1 JUJ)' ~ )tf'/ 4 ,.. • • • - ~ • • !• I 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 I 0 • o • 0 0 f 0 . I �. .. • 2- The DailY Sentinel, Middleport-Pomero~, 0 ., Tuesday ,July 9.1974 . Steele reunion held Sund4y Two 4-Hers taking citizenship course Green Thumb Annual reunion o! the descendant.. Of the late George and Emily Tennehill Steele ·was held Sunday at the Shiloh Two Mel~s County 4-H John Rose, Rt. 1, Long Bottom, · Park near Hamden. members left Sunday for a and Ed Kennedy, son of Mr. Grace before the dinner was • week-long citizenship short and Mrs. Carl Kennedy, Rt. I, 1\ ~~:eekly feature of Metg., by Robert Steele. . course at the National 4-H Rutland. County Garden dub members. · Attending the reunion were Mandie, who has been in· Center ln Washlngtoo, D. C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, The delegates are · Mandie volved in 4-H work for ten Nancy and Unda, Don Welker, RQSe, daught;,r of Mr. and Mrs. years, is currently the Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saunders, president Of the Meigs County BY MRS. CHLORUS GRIMM Danny and Lanny, and Vicky Better· Beef I.Jvestock Club, Melp COunty Garden Club "Our Country." Those at. recreatlon leader of the Hatley, Ewing ton; Mr. and Cootacl Cbalrwomau lending ssng ''Anlerica, the Bashan Bunch 4-H Club, and Mrs. Warren Stone, Mrs. Joyce Last week we began telllng you about the organi>atlon and Beautiful," and readings in- C<>-vice president of the Junior Snider, John and Scott, Dublin; activities of the 11 garden clubs ln Meigs County which belong .to eluded "Bicentennial leadershipCiub.Sheisalsoa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, and stress the slogan, '· Celebration" by leo story; "! senior at Eastern High School. Mrs. Katharine Irvin, "Knowing, Growing, Showing, and Sharing." Today we continue . Believe In America" by Stella Ed. who has parUclpated In Columbus; Paul Black, Ash- with material provided by the various clubs and the projects of Plans for visiting the Gt!llia Atkins; a poem, "Cried" by 4-H, activities for 8 years, is ville; Mr. and Mrs. John Gard- civic beautification which they promote. County Pomona Grange on Opal Dyer. Mrs. Janet Ritchie currently the president of the ner, Christy and Earl, Mr . and July 26 at the Springfield hall gave a reading on the .origin of Junior leadership Club and Mrs. James Midkiff, Craig and . CHESTER G~ElltCLUB . were made wher1 the Meigs . the potato chip, quizzes on the vice president of the Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Carl FletThe Chester Garden Club was organized ln March 1939 by tile. cher, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert late Mrs. Garen Stansbury, regional director. The first meeting County Pomona Grange met t(lpic, "Do You Know?" were Harrisonville Boys 4-H .Club. Ponn, Teresa and De.ron, Well~ was held at the home of Mrs. Everett Hayes who was elected first Friday night at the Rock conducted by the lecturer, Mrs. He is a senior at Meigs High Springs hail. J . H. · Quivey read "Selling School. ston. Vice president and program chairwoman. Mrs. G. L. Michael Norman Will presided at the America," and Norman Will · These delegates were Mr. and 1\!rs. Kenneth Reed, was the first president. · 11 f~r selected for their outstanding Johnnie and lewis, Vlnton ;Mr. . Of the 21 original members of the dub, only two are still meeting <,tnd announced that gave . A . Voice the test lor the prince and Democracy." Grange memleadership abilities In both 4·H andMrs. John Reed, Albany ; members, Mrs. Pearl Mora and Mrs. Buel K. Ridenour. Many Mr. and Mrs. Cat! Norton, are now deceased. The fii'St civic project of the club w&s land- princess of Meigs County will hers sang "The Battle Hymn of and community events. While In Washington, Pomeroy; Mr, and Mrs. Phillip scaping the entrance to the Chester Cemetery. Mrs. Reid Young be given Monday night at the the Republic," and "God Bless Extension Office. Earl America." delegates will attend training King, Mason, W. Va:; Mr. and is the president now. legislative agent, Refreshments were served sessions at the National 4-H Starkey, Mrs. Richar.d Miller, Jim and gave a brief. report. by Alfred Grange. Rock Center and will take a number Denise, ilaltimore; Mr. and STAR GARDEN CLUB . The program by Elizabeth Springs will host the Sep- or trips to points of historical Mrs. Bear] Steele, Mr. and The Star Garden Club was organized by Mrs. Garen Slans· Jordan , lecturer. was entitled t;,mber meeting. andpresentlnterestaround the ~ ·Mrs. Ronnie Baker, Richmond, bilry In 1939 with Mrs. M. E. Nelson serving as the fil:st president. Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Phillip city. With delegates from a Mrs. Henry C. 'l'urJler is now president of the club which has Martin, Creole, Ohio; Mr. and a membership of 20. The club participates in therapy programs president. The Winding Trail Garden Club sponsored the Racine- number Of other states, they Mrs . Kenny Richardson, at both the Athens Meptal Health ~ter and the Gallipolis Slate letart Falls club with the Wildwood Garden Club being C<>- will have opportunities to gain Donna, Steve, and Tom, Lock- Institute, and provides columns for "Green Thumb Notes." further insights into the United sponsor. .· boW"ne; Mrs. .Helen Miller, . States government funcUons. The club has been active in civic work and has entered the langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Jim The Meigs County 4-H AdMIDDLEPORT AMATEUR GARDENERS Sears Community lnolvement Program for the past two years Dodrill , Hank and Lynn, visory Committee . and the With the purpose of "stimulating the knowledge and love of with plantings at the Letart Falls Cemetery. Last year the club McArthur; Mr. and Mrs . gardening among amateurs," the Middleport Amateur Gar- received an award for the planting. Meigs County Agricultural Robert Wood, Buckeye Lake; deners Club was organized in July,'I940. First president was Mrs. Soclety.have been kind enough Members participate in Mei~s County flower shows and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner, Frank White and the slogan adopted was "For the Beauty of.the make arrangements for churches and hanks. to sponsor these delegates. · Richard, Jim, Eric and Keri, Earth." The scarlet carnation is the club flower. · Mrs. Bert Grimm is president of the club as well as the county Grove City, Ralph and Howard The club's aim is to make more _and better flower contact chairwoman. Denney, .Euclid. arrangements. Activities Include participation in the annual . • ,£ The 1975 reunion will be held flower shows, civic !'lanUngs, the Chrisbnas decoration contest "Th e Home of the FriendlyFolks" on July 6 at Canter's Cave. for the village, stagmg an annual guest rught observance, par- • · • ticlpating .ln the county fair and Regatta show activities, and providing fioralarrangements.for special events in Middleport, · · . h · d Shawn such as the Middleport Alumni Association, RMASOth N - Rt•c arf M d DEMONSTRATION SET 1 son o r. an oss, e m,an A demonstration for all Mrs. Ralph Ross, of Mason, WALK·IN Meigs FFA boys on how to The Walk-In Garden Club was organized ln September, 1943, was christened Sunday at prepare market steers and l!lld the first president was Mrs. Leona Starr. Mrs. Russell Mason United . Methodist market hogs for showing will Church by the · Reverend be held Saturday at the Brian CUllums is now president. Clarence McCloud. Windon residence starting at 7 Attending were the infant's WINDING TRAIL . ~ ·p.m. Brian will demonstrate Mrs. Clarence Heaton was first president of the Winding parents,. grandparents, Mr . ·the proper procedure for STORE HOURS : showlrig steers while lester Trail Garden Club organized on Nov.ll, 1948. Four of the charter and Mrs. Charles Yeager, of MONDAY-SATURDAY .&AM-10 ~N Mason; great~grandparents, . the club which has . a membership f .-_ Parker will demonstrate the members remain active with of 13. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Piersall, proper. p!'ocedure for showing SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 PM projects of the club include the planting at the Meigs County Point Pleasant and Mrs. Rhoda market hogs. Anyone needing . directions to the Windon home Infumary, plantings at the entrance to Beach 9rove Cemetery, . Yeager, Mason. 992-3734. and Iandacilping at the new Pomeroy Fire J:lt!partmerit headquarters. The club was sponsor for the .Bend 0' the River Club organized five years ago. Members regularly participate in Brighten Your Hpme the county flower shows. ··· With A Lovely Mrs. Aaron Kelton is president of the club and also is the director of Region II, O.A.G.C. . Pomona Grange _plans visit Ross tnyant d Chrtstene USDA CHOICE· BEEF Mrs. Rosa Flnk, formerly of ,, ' r ED KENm:DY Va., will vislt for several days with Mrs. Rhoda Yeager. Mrs. Fink will accompany · her daughter and sori-ln-law, Mr. and Mro. Elwyn Bull also of Mclean ' here. Mr . and Mrs. Bull will. visit Mr, and Mrs. · James Diehl at Pomeroy while ' in the area . Ohio Mr. and Mrs. David Grueser visited • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Grueser, Unable to attend were three Brian and Sheila Kay, of daught;,rs and their families, Homer, Mrs. Charlotte Emery Mr. and Mrs . Charles Foster, and children, Ricky, Bruce, Pittsburgh, Pa .; Mr. and Mrs. Barbara and Kimberly, New Gerald Hogue and Wendy Kay, , Castle, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Darlington, Pa., and Mr. and James Grueser of Greenville, Butch Russell and Pa. were weekend guests of Mrs . their parents, Mr. and- Mrs . . Tammy LYJI.n, Colwnb~s. , David Grueser. ..--------, On Sunday !he group atJULY tended the Roush reunion held at the Union Camp Grounds at CLEARANCE New Haven . Others there were THOM MeAN MEN'S Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson and Lori, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hawley and Amy Beth, Cheshire; Melanie Kay, Glenn, Misty DaWn , and Grueser, Rodney Allen Pomeroy. Of Mr. and Mrs. Gruesers' 10 .-your Thom MeAn Store children, seven with their MIDDLEPORT ' families were at the reunion. WHITE SHOES '10.00 heritage house • . DO · ' .. New Haven -• w •• • • • • • POWELL'S • Did you know that ... a • steamship travels faster in cold · water than In warm lwater. Steam condenses faster In the cold element ... ... Cervantes and· Shakespe.ire l>oth died on Anril 23. 1616; vet thev did not die on the same day. Why ?, England and Spain used different calendars in the seventeenth century .· There was a difference of ten days between the Julian ca lendar used by England and the Gregorian calendar adopted by Spain . . . Psalm 51 ~ 1-4 saYed more than 800,000 people frOm eXecution between 1350 and 1841'. Any criminal under sentence of death could plead the " benefit of ciergy " ·by readln9 ·fhe four verses . If he was unable to read, he was out of luck . It took more than luck to bring you .the benefit of Refined Wat,r . Careful design and conti nuing ctevelopment assure you of the most modern and effectlve water refining unit. Unpleasant tastes and odors of chlorine, aci d, rust and detergent residue are removed transferring ordlna t y 1ap· ~ater Into a detlcacy . Your family , home and everything lo It will be Cleaner because "any cleaning agent works bolter with Refined Water. Want to know more? Call tb ; . 79e FLAVOR RIGHT lb. Sirloin Steak T Bon e Steak Porterhouse Steak Delmonico Steak Round Steak Swiss Steak $1.29 $1.89 $1.89 $2.29 $1.59 $1.29 AMOUNT •'· Jonathan Wmters says... lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. 99 ¢ The New Bryan DINNERS SCOT LAD •, •• .•'• ••• Add 'n Heat · FRENCH FRIED While They last '• •• • ' u• ••• •• • " '' • J' •••'' • ••' •• •• ••• "•" --_-, ----..·... FARM INSURANCE NEEDS I 39~ REUTER· ·BROGAN ..." ..,..• . •• Insurance Services .- ·~ LJ1rry.Brog1n . Ed rio Shoen leb Gerold Reuter . •" Pomeroy ' •• & ... ... PH. 19M130 -... • CITY·W AN Sundoy - 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. Mon. tlw• T... rl.-! A.M, to 11 P.M. Fri. & Sot.-! A.M. to 1A.M. . ' 12 oz. •1.00 can . 5 ~~s •• HOMO MILK ' 69¢ ' /z gal•. 1 and Chicken Noodle 79~ . • ' Vegetable, Tomato ' crt. '1.QQ ' • POTATOES ' 2 lb; bag to ·Food Shop Here! ----.------------· SCOT LAD ORANGE JUICE SCOT .LAD NORTH STAR ICE CREAM · ·Assorted SPLITS · % gal. carton 12 FOR TASTE OF SEA .FAVORITE PERCH ---.. ' What makes usa different kind ofloanc~ mal!cs~aa better kind ofloanCOIIM. &.SAVI.NGS EST.l9U • • -.. .. " :1 ..'' .... 125 E. Main St. • .992·?. 171 v - 3 loaves for BREAD l-Ib. pkg. CANDY .BARS 5 MaiS Choc. BaiS, 3' MusketeeiS, cans . t4ulky Way and SmckeiS 6oz. RC COLA . 16 oz. Price -8 P.a k •1.15 8-TRACK TAPE CARRYI!;tG CASES each •1.98 TOMATOES • . . '. . . . 0 0 o I .• DAD'S ' ROOT BEER OR NEW DIET RITE COLA (SUGAR FREE) • •. • • 3-lb. basket x ·· . . . . . . . . ...... . .. ,_nrc COUPON • I"ST~~T . FOLGER'S 10ol. •1.39 ' 5 - . . .......... ... . FOLGER'S · With Col!pOn With Coupoio 8 ~t:Z. '1 Ot · Limit 1 COupon· .,..~ r CUstom•r .. Limit 1 coupon ptr cu stomer . 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Fresh and POLISH SAUSAGE WIENERS ' lb. SUPERIORS • SUPERIORS ALL BEEF GROUND BEEF HAM SALAD S9e lb. USDA Choice U. S. G<Nemment, Inspected Regular 69' and 79' ~ 1112·2525. l- 59e lb. HOMEMADE FRESH DAILY BOlLING BEEF Says We're Here To Serve ! BOLOGNA MIDDLEPORT, 0. Protected? · •1.49 lb. i, USDA CHOICE BEEF Joe BY THE PIECE 79e lb. CUBE STEAK MIODLEPORT, 0' The Right To Umlt Quantltles" BAKER FURNITURE Adequate~ 107 Sycamore . . PHONE 992·3480 ••"• • "Exciting Furniture Showrooms ' :: " '' ' Farm NEW HAVEN - A Fourth of July picnic was held on Thursday at New Haven Park. Those attending were Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McFarland and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Duilcan . and Cecil, Jr. and Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roush, Becky and Joey, Mr. Bill Grinstead . and Anna Louise, Beth Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grinstead, Lori, Amy and Paula, Belpre, 0. Mr . .and Mrs. Bob Grlnstad, Belpre; Raymond McFarland, Mason; Dr. and Mrs. Barry Montgomery , Michelle and Malinda of Greeley, Colo.; Mrs. Clyde Rice, Jackie and Jon, R!ICk Springs, Wyoming; Mr, and Mrs. Richard Grinstead, Canton, 0 .; Mrs. Helen Knapp and Harry, and Mrs. ·Cliff Roush . . ( Federal Food Slilmps • ·• ••• ' ' Is Your Park site l . of picnic Act'efJI Everyday Low Prices! •• . BENDO'THERIVER Organized In 1968, Mrs. Edward Sim1J60n was the yqt f"IRACLeS Wr! USDA CHOiCE ,SUPERIORS ,__....__....., I SUPER ~MARKET- Open DaiiJ 9 tolO - Sun~ 10 to 10 . RUTLANDFRIENDLYGARDENERS . . The Rutland Friendly Gardeners were orgsnized on Aug: 4, 1960 with Mrs. Joe Bolin being th~ first president. The club members have had many awards lnclu~lng out· · standing gsrdener of the year, recognition for civic .beautification projects and a state award for the "Let's Make . Rutland a Bloomln' Clean Town" project. The club has also received a state award for garden therapy work. Members made 'lll'rangementa for churche~nks and other public buildings , and assisted with the landscaping at the Forest Acres Park. Mrs. . Charlotte Wilford is .the president now. PLANT DudWs Florist sv N: Second St. . SHORT RIBS Mason, and now of McLean, Second St. Pomeroy, 0. OR FOR YOUR. •• News, Notes 298 ARTIFICIAL TREE LOWER PRICED NOW Mason Area Notes . ... . .,. , , ,_.,. ._,3'\,Uil 1 JUJ)' ~ )tf'/ 4 ,.. • • • - ~ • • !• I 0 • 0 • 0 0 0 I 0 • o • 0 0 f 0 . I �• • • .: '' ' '' •' I •• • ' • Miss Ruby Diehl was elected president of the Rutland Garden Club at a mee~ng Monday night at the home of Mn. Margaret Parsons. Other officers elected for the 1974-75 year were Mrs . Stella Adkins, vice president; · Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner, secretary; and Mr.s . Rev a Snowden, treasurer. Mrs. Ruth Erlewlne was appointed to handle publicity for the club. Mrs . Eva Robson presided at ' . • ' ~----- The Dli~ Sentinel DEV<n'EDTOTHE IN'n'JI!8T OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CJIP8J'ERL. TAl(NEHILL, ElM. Ed. ROIIERTHOEFI.JOI, """""" ~ j f~ ~- ''' .< 'I ' . Pllblilbed diUy e~ Sit~ by The Ohio Valley Puttishtna: ComPany, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Obio, M718. lkWnl'u . ornee Phlne M-llM. Editorial Alane m 2157. 1 SPconcl da.u pottage p!lld at Pomer~, Ohio. for expenses incurr~d in staging county shows. For the program, Mrs. Vernon Weber reviewed an with a comment on her ravorite cirticle •• A Spectrum of Pink" arrangement. by Pal Brinkley. Time)y Mrs. Robson reported on the garden hinls were given by therap)C!lrogram allhe Athens Mrs. Vinda Diehl who Menial Health Center with lhe suggested that now is the time Good Luck Garden Club and to trill'l. evergreens, water told of lhe patients' plantings . dahlias, spray wllll a gOOd A report was given on the fungicide, divide and replace Regatta flower show and it was iris, and pull up annua1s once noted that Mrs. Margaret Ella lhey have finished blooming Lewis had prepared the replacing them with fall color. schedule materia~ and that The traveling prize furnished Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Kate Jarrell, by ,Mrs . Alice JohnsOn was won ·and Mrs. Robson llad served as by Miss Diehl.-It was reported the slaging committee. that Mrs. Eugene Atkins, Mrs. Mrs. Erlewine noted that two Vernon Weber, Mrs. Pearle flats of petunias had been . Canaday, Mrs. Erlewine ;md donated by the Cleland Green Miss Diehl had made House and that the flowers had arrangementS this past month been planted in the boxes at the for various churches and office of lhe Leading Con. public places. A plant auction servancy District Office . A was held and refreshments donation of $5 was sent to Mrs. were. served by Mrs. Parsons Bernice Carpenter to be used and Mrs. Merle Foley. ' ' TUESDAY, JULYt, m• · 67"Ltlla~,N.;!~'l'~•••m.•NSt. 20: News"'" Truth or Conseq . ov 3 , •ws e. 10, 1!. 6-30 _ N8111 6·• · f!ll 13 . ' • a, lO ; "fBC News 3, A, ts ; French Chef 33 1 R!XJm l'lewYort., NewYort. &lbM:riptian rate~ : Dell.vl!ffld by &•rrier ' where lival.lable tiD Cmts per week ; By Motor Route Jrhere carrier service not • available, Ole mmth, Q.IO. BJ rn.il 1n : three moolhs, IIUO. &lbletlpllCI'I Jrice ' ineludesSundroyl'imel&ntlnel. the meeting with Mrs. Parsons giving devotions from the Upj>er Room. The 16 members attending answered roll call r I I. 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VA. 31 "I ..;. the hubar liebu.,, " 41 Euaene O'Neill play 41 ''T~ - Dartin' " U Watering place ' of~ china 31- shadow 3Z Foursome'11 meeting \. place HForty ·' winks 37 "Puppet -String" .38 Taj Mahal 5: 00 - MI- . Rogers 20; 33; Bonanza 3; Merv Griffin 4; Big Valley 6. 5:30 - Elec. Co. 33; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Hogan's Heroes 13 ; JJtY!OOrnlbl£®/kJ ....... I 0 1• DfPARTMf.NT STOQl M41N SILVER STREET · . BRIDGE MASON . PlAZA -W. VA. GALLIPOLIS I I • I ltiJ uuolten lead.s todrg Pin-A TOWEL site 39-Symbol of Inherited wealth (2 wda. ) a "Jolm Smith" type name t4Hiatus DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE,- Here'a how to work It: AXYDL~AAXB . 10 . One letter simply otanclt for another. In lhla umpl4 A to uoed for the three L's, X for the two O'o, etc. Sln1le letton, apootrophn, the lenllh and fonnollon of tho worda an all hlnll. Each day tho code !etten are dilferenl. CRYPTOQUOTES ENA ETVXADDAT KAAK; ENA KAAK ETHMMAT NA NVK SWUA B. SNAKEATEWJ ' EW FNVE KAAK KAA.-CHDPATE . Yeoterday'a'CrJpteqaole: I ALWAYS FEEL AN OPTIMIBT '· WHEN 1 EMERGE FROM A TUNNEL.-BOBERT LYND. . IC ttT4 1:1. . r ..iaroi Brndlcalo, lae.) 10 THS POOR ~ V AM l TO &E. ~OUNDED BELL.. A6AII\J ,.. MERSL.V !=OR TRYING HA? YOUR TO PRE;SE2Ve ,7'0UR:. R00MMAT5 . BEAUTY FOREVER: 'f &R 0 U6 HT T HE POLICE;- THE BORN LOSER • t:oWtJ I~ THE' Blo.~ 'TURN I~-liP ~M-~S... ~ ~ ALLEY oop; . YOU DO>rr 1'Hf< 'WONDeR rocro«• 70 JN:rJ;'RRUPT' HIS ST1u.~t)ICIE)ps,,o~-F;,ANA'TOM~ · PaM z• WHAT'S JUGHAID HOLLERIN' ABOUT, MAW? ••od ,_..II yoor potl•r will. bl ....... TODAY;8 QUEITJON y.., do bid fQIIr ~podeo and .' ·I ' ,' ' ) ~ • NA FNVE 1 • ..., . . .d IUtod. If be 1111 I -... -. . . LONGFELLOW · Pass P118 ? You, South, hold: • A Q4 'K J 0 2 tA QI?. S Whll do you do riow? · A-~••' bl.d r..r opedot. Yoor pori•r will koow 11Utl7•• ha¥0 PUB • • ' •• u '· lnNidlllo n:e; 1:J ,,ttmt u A DISCO\INT ' Ill'"""''"' Ill .... 37· E!Jip<leal ThreebMdld a s•Pass The bidding hao boon:. . I Wnl Norlh Eaot ' SOul~ f It> table INJI!WSJ>AflER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) PANTS 0 JULY FABRIC SALE CONTINUES 115 W. 2nd 99~ $139 $399 · WO-MEN'S. • REG. • PRICE ' FUNNY · 17 Netherlands ( 2 wds.) quality river t Individual U Going tu II Eyelid (comb. growth, restaurant form) IJ Confer· ( 2 wda.) knighthood 5 "Uttie 28 Cotorido Indians'' . upon Indian population ZlWager 22 Just out 1 American :U "The Z3 Swe!U\ead'e Revolutionary 400" hang-up hero %1 Grazing :It Italian 7 Senorita'• river ground ulove" -!8 u Artie" :18 Doctrine 8 Wall 29 Moll author (Fr.) Z7 Ottoman Flanders' 9 Inquire creater . offlclal ""t:""-r.--, 30 Native "'7 2 By Oswald & James Jacoby Interestinq The bidding of today'• bOI.l,Hoper hand _is typical o~ what hap· pens m a free swmgmg rub· ber· bridge game. It starts out •quieUy enough and suddenly -North jum,I!S to five clubs. East doesn t have much of II hand, but he isn't going to let his vulnerable opfonents 'play at five clubs. 0 course, 1f East had passed the chances are that West would have tried five diamonds all . by himself. · · Anyway, El!•t bid five spades, South six clubs and West six spades. At this point North 111ight have doubled. But North was one of those optimists who thought that maybe ; just maybe his partrier would have the right hand to make seven clubs. So North pa$S!!d: · South was sure that North's paas of six spades showed a void of spades: If he also held botli red aces, a grand slam would materialize. So he bid · , aeven clubs, West doubled. He was look' ing at two aces. Then West gel greedy. He decided to open his ace ~f spades. and walt for two diamond trtcks. This turned out to · be a really eKpenslve mistake. South rufffd in dummy; pulled trumpa and made hil grand slain since he waa able to discard his one diamond on North's long heart and to rurr all his spaaes. 1 99 ~1 you think lhe source ·is unlimUed in scope. u.s . CAPTAIN EASY $366 . . s+ 1. • .Every Set AI Clearance Prices 2 PIECE STYLES this year wlt11 ·vfJry little effort on your part. You wUI be unwise It U Therefore il Paddle II Mattert(law) a Word Wltlt drulll U '~I cavalrymu, ' Rhythm" . Gr' rtnc : to Sltllng · U Julie IS Reftlted • Bull Aodrewa' • ~ I %Habituate 3 North·South vulnerable )Vest North East Pass · Pass REGULAR '4,94 ' Reg. 119.95 you ~ wd.l.) · ! Yeole....,.'o Anvtr badller • 9 <fo A K 10965 REGULAR sewiftfl machine Muc/l will come to DOWN "K Q4 AND . PRINTED TERRY SAVE MONEY JUif 10,1874 1 Hooey EAST " 97 TRIPLE INSULATED RIGID PLASTIC- BY AMOCO '9.44 You'll have to curb vour gambllng lnalincts or etae you·re going to take chances far beyond reasonable odds. terminal 12 Divert IJ Tableware mllllclana? AQUARIUS (J•n.20·Feb. 1111 PISCES 1Fob.20· March 20) You're going lo let yours.e/1 be sidetracked from a course that Is most promising. The end result isn't good. LEO (Julf 23-Aug.:/2) Fot some reason you feel indebted to someone to whom you really owe nothing. Others have tried to point lhl~ out , bul you wan·t listen. · VIRGO (Aug.23·Sept.221 In bargaining sHuations, being lhe decent person you are, you want to give the other guy the break . Don't give away the store. LIBRA (Sept.23·0ct.23) Be sure to show any who grant you favors thai you 're grateful. lrade guild .( 2 You are still in a cycle where you could do very wen ror yourself materially but no · banker would take your ac11ons today as collateral. CANCER (June 21·July 22) battery · lor . be done. Vou·re not laking proper advantage of all .that's offered you. You have no one to blame but yourseU. · 4t Rnu!an + KJ92 "10532 +K J 10 .,.+AQ632 _ GALLON REG. $2.84 FASHION MATE" ZIG·ZAG (Ooc . 22· mal1ts In yOI,Ir class, yet you won't do wha,t you know Should GEMINI (M•f 21 ·June 201 author I Birthplace . ol HSl' II Storage Jen.1 8) If intentions were graded you'd get the highest Even. U}OUgh your ovtside interests are a welcome ctlange ol pace, a,re they really worth\.. their present price leg? An~wen SOUTH • 6 53 ' A variety of top styles with matching shorts. Former values to $9.44. ShOUidn·t make. CAPIIICORN TAURUS (April 20·M•f· 201 ·- <foQJ843 WEST • AQI0874 _SUN GLASSES WOMEN'S 2 PIECE SHORT SETS prices! , 0 EVERY PAIR REDUCED 50~ prevail over your common sense when vou make a deci :sion you know deep down· you You're not going /o use Yery wtsely something vo•ill be getling too easily Later you're going to regret your folly . • 87 54 MEN or WOMENS AND 11174 ARIES (M•rch 21 ·April 111) • Western Stllr Theater 15. · 6:00 - News J, 4, B, 10, 15; ABC News 13; Sesame St.'20; Catch 33 33; Truth or Consequences 6. &t.l-1 ,_. 6:30- News3,4, 8, 10, 15; Room 22213; ABCNews6 ; Journey to Japan 33. 7:00 - News 6, 10; What's My Line 8; Truth or Consequences 3; Unscramble tl'lese four Jumbles, Beat the Clock 4; Elec. Co . 20: Jimmy Dean 13; I Spy IS; one letter to each square, to Zoom 33. · form four ordinary words. 7: 30- To Tell the Trulh'6; Sale ot the Century 8; Seat the Clock 13 ; Pollee Surgeon 3; Antiques 20; Episode Actlon ;33; On the "" •• .,..,M ,... c•....... ._.''"'"'" REIJJY ., ........ Money 4; The Judge 10. · 8: 00 - The Cciwboys 6, 13; Chase 3, -4, 15; Tony Orlando & .Dawn 8, 10; Consumer Guide20; Unto The Hills 33. · B: 30 - Movie " Hii,ack" 13; Movie "~a rter's Army 6 ; _ 33. . Boboquivari 20, 33. 2:30- Doctors 3, 4, 15; Edge of Nighf 8, 10; What's the Big Idea ? 9:00- Movie " Tbe Questor Taoes" .3, -4, 15; Ca nnon 8, 10 ; Male JJ. . . Menopause: Pause That' Perplexes 20 ; Hollywood Television 3:00 - Another· world 3, _., 15; General Hospltal6, 13;-Price is Theatre 33. · · Right e, 10. . 10:00 Koiak 8, 10; News 20 ; Doc Elliot 6, 13; Music of The 3: JO - One Life to Live 6, 13; Phil Donahue 4; Match Game 8 People 33. · . 10; How to·survive a Marriage 3, 15; carrascolendas 33. ' 10: 30 - Day at Night j3_ 4:00 - Mr. cartoon3 ; Somerset 13; Sesame St. 33; Huck & Yogi 11 :00- News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15; Janakl33. 6;. 1 Dream of Jeannie 13; Tattletales B; Movie " Paratrooper 11 :30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, lS; Mission: Impossible 6 ; Un· IHOMIDS 10." touchables 13; Movies "Captain Pirllte" 8; " Duel in the 4:30- Green Acres 3; Bonanza 15; Jackpot! 4; Gilligan's Island Jungle" 10. _ ·. 6; Virginian 8; Daniel Boone 13. · 12 :30 - Wild, Wild. West 6 ; News 13. 1:00 - Tomorrow 3, 4; Take Five foi Life lS i Wide World WIN AT BRIDGE Special 13. 2: 00 - News 4. · CABLE .CHAr.NEL FIVE , West gets gre,edy at doubled 7 7:30p.m. - ·country a. Western U.S.A., '' Blue Ridge Quartet,' ' · "Kitty Wells Show," In Color . B:30 p.m.-- Family Favorites, " Ensign O'Toole" and " Tom (Auwen tomOrrow) NORTH 101 Ewell Show. " 9 your partner . bids five spades. 9:30 p.m. - Superstar Theatre, ." Lloyd Bridges Show" and . . \Jumble" BEIGE. LOWLY FORGER JUNKET What do you do now7 "June Allyson Show." · Yril~rd•r'• · 1 "AJ86 Fancies, screen prints. solid s. Fabrics of cotton, AND SAVE $20.95 94 AND • ~" agajn SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23· Otc.21} Wishful think ing will Fdr Wifdntadir.Julljl10, ~'oftlt' · by . T~I?.MAS JOSEPH ACROSS U "The I Dlwnlnated Time Even though yoo 're tor1una1e al this time don't preu yOift luck beyond sensible limtts or w1nnlngs w ill turn lnto loaaes. I I I [j GIRLS SUMMER TOPs · FOR YOUR LEISURE .LIFE a per.son SCOIIPIO (Oct.24•Now.22) III CLEARING OUT STOCK! c co. 20 : Tf"uth 11 :00 - Password 13 ; High Rollers 3, 4, 15; Mike Douglas 6; Now You See 118, 10; Community of Living Things 33 . 11 :30- Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15; love of Life· a 10· Brady Bunch 13. · · ' ' 11 : 35 - Motter of Fiction 33. 11; 55 - CBS News 8 : Oiln lmPI '!It World 10. 12:0G-Password 6; Bob Broun's 50·50 Club 4; News 8, 10, 13; Jackpot 3, 15; Mr. Rogers 33. . 12:30 - Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; Split Second 6 ;e Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15; Afternoon with OJ 13; Electric Co. 33. 12:55- NBC News 3, 15. . 1:00 - News 3; All My Children 6, 13; Nolfor Womeh Only 15; Hazele ; What's My Line 10; Cook in' Cajun 33. !' 1: 30 - As the World Turns 8, 10; Jeopardy 3, .4, 15 ; Journey to Japan 33; ABC Atternoon Playbreak " Mother of the Bride" 6 13. ' , 2:00- Days of Our Llves3, 4, IS; Guiding Light a, 10; Our Street "KElLER" REGULAR '17.88 dULYS JULY SPECIAL 0 ~,o ·\':,~ ~-~ POLY RE-WEB Gun or Straight Values To $1.37 SHIRTS IN ROOMI63 Mr$. William Jacobs, Mason, was laken to the Pleasant Valley Hospital Saturday by the Mason Emergency Sq~ad. Her room nwnber is 163. PH. 992-2975 512 E. MAIN ' LAWN CHAIR HOSE NOZZLES PR. 7 COLORS • Tractor Sales PRICES IN EFFECT ' TUESDAY 4 PM '' . Adjustable Brass By Helen aod Sue Bolle! The Uttle Vllltl&e'l'hal Could Otherwi ... llloy're going to 6o- 'Non<Jenng ilboul your depth u • Dear Readers: News ~~ ·135 Be~t Nuchlms. 33 ; Thanks ID your collectloo efforts, Galena, Alaska, now has 7 JO T T py S. . : H 'jj o ell tho Truth 6; New Price Is Right e, 10; RFD 20 ; several million Belly Crocker I'Oilp<IIIS toward its much-needed YWood Squ,.res. J : ~aler ·s Choice A· Beat fhe Clock iJ · Adoam high school gymnasium. The goap• 20m! Won by August, 1975, 09 -12 3, 4, IS . ' · • keep 'em coming I Maillng address for coupqi!s: Galena Sports 8: ~_t-iappy Days 6, 131 Maude 8. •10· Man Build$ Man ~s 1 rays 20, 33. · ' ' A!soCiaUon, Box 64, Galena, Alaska, 99741, 1: 30 - H.~walf Five 0 a, 10; Feraday aod Company 3, 4, IS ; IYiany of you have asked for the background story on this 1 9 :;ov~ The Elevafor ' 6, 13 ; The Na1urall sts 20 JJ little village with blg Ideas: ' · 9: 3 - Iring L,',ne 20; Behind the Line• 33. II all sU!rted with a letter from a school official: : 0 - Movie The Hangmon" 8: Shaft. IO. OOMo- Mo rcuss Welby, M.D. 6, 13 ; News 70 : Pollee Story 3, •· 1 s · ''I'm sllllng ~re looking out the window at a group of young un1a 1n c:ene 33. • boys tr;·' ·•g to play basketbsU on the school playgrounds," he 10: 30 - Oay at Night 33. · 11 :00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, io, 13, 15; Janak /33. wrote. "All things considered, they are doing pretty well. They lLJO - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Minion: Impossible 6 ; Un. don't have too much trouble ahootlng - it's only when they try ID ~~~chables. 13 ; Movie " The Quick, Gun" 8; " Marrying . Kind" dribble and run aroond .. . 12: lO - New• 13. "You see, the bpsl<elball court Is snow..,overed from 5ep. 1:00 - Tomorrow 3, 4; Frankenstein and the Bor~es Came tember throogh mld-May, when temperatures are anywhere Together 13; Take Five for Life IS. from 30 to 60 below zero. Our children - our townspeople too 2:00 - News 4 . need a gymnasium, but '"'hoot money lsn'tavailable ... " WEDNESDAY, JULY tO, tt7< And so llle Galena Spor!s Assoclatiop d~:Clded to collect Betty 6 ; ~S - SFunrlse Seminar 4; Summer Semester 10 Crocker Coupons - $100,000 is promised by General Milia In 6 "' arm Report 13. · exchange for 20 mlWon, and already more than one-tenth or that . 6:30 - Five Minutes to Uve By 4 ; News 6; Bible Answers 8· The 51ory 13; Sacred Heart 10 ' an•ount has been sent bY readers of GENERATION RAP and 6:3S- Columbus TOday 4. · HELEN HELP US! '; 45 - Farmtlme 10 ; 1-Aornlng Report 3. Galena is a primarily. Atliabsscan Indian village on lhe 7· ~~tnit~~a:. 3, 4' IS; CBS News 8, 10; Dick Van Dyke 13; H. R. . banks of the Yukon, midway between Fatrbanks and Nome. M011t 1;30 - New Zoo Revue6 ; Tuxedo Tennessee 13.. of l!s people still hunt, trap and' fish to live. The village is ac· 8. OOJeff'•NCewollzl oo6 _RSeevue 13;SSesame St. 33; Capt. Kangaroo 8; cessible only by air in the winter and by air and riverboat in the e , same treet 33. abort sununer months. 8: 25 - Jack La La nne 13. . 8: 30 - Brady Bunch 6; Green Acres 10. While town population is no more than 450, Galena school 8: SS - News 13 ; Chuck White Reports 10 (kindergarten through grade 12) draws students from set9:00 - Paul Dixon 4; Friendly Junction · 10; AM 3; Abbott. tlements within a radius of 100 miles. More than 150 students Costello 8; Phil Donahue IS: Wild. Wild West 6; Ca taln atten<l and would make use of the gym. Kangaroo 10; Community of Living Things 33 · Movie ":ftong Come A Spider" 13. ' Since we publicized Galena's drive this spring, coujfOns have 9:30 - To Tell the Truth 3; 1Love Lucy B. · .been poorlng In daily. With your continued help, we're quite sure . 9:35- Matter of Fiction 33. "the lltUe village with big ideas." can become "The Li!Ue Village 10; 00- Dinah ShOt'e 3, IS; Joker's Wild 8, 10; Company 6 · Lilias Yoga and You 33. .• ' That Could!" - HELEN AND SUE 10:30 - GambiiB, 10 ; Wheels, Kilns and tlay 33; Winning Streak . 3, 4, 15. . l'uur flwirr.' TUBE SOCKS youths enrolled in the school. Instructors were presented cards of accreditation . The Rev . Mr. Strother was chairman of the school. For the prOgram. devotions were given by Miss Effie Bunch and Miss Donna Bunch of · the Forest ''R\rn Baptist Church: There was music by the youth choir of llle Forest Run Church, and selections by the choir of the First Baptist Church, Rendville. The Rev. Mr. Starcher gave the sermon using "The Mechanics of the Bib1e" as her topic . There were · remarks by Mrs . Bernice Borden, Bidwell, dean .of the school; Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, president of the Women's Auxiliary, ProVidence Districi, each of the instructors, and ,Jessie Roberts of the Sunday School, Programs (or the event were prepared by Mrs. Lois Venable Roberson. The Rev. Ed!lie Buffington of the Forest Ruri Church, and llle Rev. Jack Watkins of the First Baptist Church, Glouster, were · teachers for the youth group, with the Rev. Mr. Strother and the Rev . Samuel Jackson, pastor of Naomi, as instructors for the adult group. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Iris Payne and Mrs. Edwina Scott with Mrs. Ruth Buffington as a conlributing · hostess. " 3 Dusty'-' Trail 1li ElK. the Clock 4; New' 6; P4ul Closing program of the Strother of the First Baptist Hocking Area School of · Church of Rendville as the Religion of lhe Providence speaker. DistriCt was held Sunday at the Certificates of credit for Naomi Baptist Church, having completed llle course Pomeroy, with the Rev. Earl were presented to 30 adults and , llllo and W. Va ., Om Year, •nt; Sll 1mon~1 , fUO ; Thru monthl, f6. ' Eleewtlere $22.110 YNr; sl.r:'l'llOilths IIUO ; . ~: :C!het'• "'!'v .Line II : Naomi Baptist Church hosts closing program National advertlting repreautallve BottineW.C...Ilagher, Inc., UEut Old St., AB 6 , 00 --------------------"111 ; T~levision Log , P--G-e_n_e-ra-li~ .ownM~R-a-p-~ ·Ruby Diehl elected to . head Rutland Garden Club I I. ~ - The O.lly Sentinel Middle . • ' port.Porneroy,o,, Tueaday,Julyg, lln4 • 4- Tile Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Jut)' 9, 1971 ' ' �• • • .: '' ' '' •' I •• • ' • Miss Ruby Diehl was elected president of the Rutland Garden Club at a mee~ng Monday night at the home of Mn. Margaret Parsons. Other officers elected for the 1974-75 year were Mrs . Stella Adkins, vice president; · Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner, secretary; and Mr.s . Rev a Snowden, treasurer. Mrs. Ruth Erlewlne was appointed to handle publicity for the club. Mrs . Eva Robson presided at ' . • ' ~----- The Dli~ Sentinel DEV<n'EDTOTHE IN'n'JI!8T OF MEIGS-MASON AREA CJIP8J'ERL. TAl(NEHILL, ElM. Ed. ROIIERTHOEFI.JOI, """""" ~ j f~ ~- ''' .< 'I ' . Pllblilbed diUy e~ Sit~ by The Ohio Valley Puttishtna: ComPany, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Obio, M718. lkWnl'u . ornee Phlne M-llM. Editorial Alane m 2157. 1 SPconcl da.u pottage p!lld at Pomer~, Ohio. for expenses incurr~d in staging county shows. For the program, Mrs. Vernon Weber reviewed an with a comment on her ravorite cirticle •• A Spectrum of Pink" arrangement. by Pal Brinkley. Time)y Mrs. Robson reported on the garden hinls were given by therap)C!lrogram allhe Athens Mrs. Vinda Diehl who Menial Health Center with lhe suggested that now is the time Good Luck Garden Club and to trill'l. evergreens, water told of lhe patients' plantings . dahlias, spray wllll a gOOd A report was given on the fungicide, divide and replace Regatta flower show and it was iris, and pull up annua1s once noted that Mrs. Margaret Ella lhey have finished blooming Lewis had prepared the replacing them with fall color. schedule materia~ and that The traveling prize furnished Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Kate Jarrell, by ,Mrs . Alice JohnsOn was won ·and Mrs. Robson llad served as by Miss Diehl.-It was reported the slaging committee. that Mrs. Eugene Atkins, Mrs. Mrs. Erlewine noted that two Vernon Weber, Mrs. Pearle flats of petunias had been . Canaday, Mrs. Erlewine ;md donated by the Cleland Green Miss Diehl had made House and that the flowers had arrangementS this past month been planted in the boxes at the for various churches and office of lhe Leading Con. public places. A plant auction servancy District Office . A was held and refreshments donation of $5 was sent to Mrs. were. served by Mrs. Parsons Bernice Carpenter to be used and Mrs. Merle Foley. ' ' TUESDAY, JULYt, m• · 67"Ltlla~,N.;!~'l'~•••m.•NSt. 20: News"'" Truth or Conseq . ov 3 , •ws e. 10, 1!. 6-30 _ N8111 6·• · f!ll 13 . ' • a, lO ; "fBC News 3, A, ts ; French Chef 33 1 R!XJm l'lewYort., NewYort. &lbM:riptian rate~ : Dell.vl!ffld by &•rrier ' where lival.lable tiD Cmts per week ; By Motor Route Jrhere carrier service not • available, Ole mmth, Q.IO. BJ rn.il 1n : three moolhs, IIUO. &lbletlpllCI'I Jrice ' ineludesSundroyl'imel&ntlnel. the meeting with Mrs. Parsons giving devotions from the Upj>er Room. The 16 members attending answered roll call r I I. I ' .,. SAVE MONEY "C0.\1PAIU: AT $LaO ' FiTS SIZE 9 To IS Heavy We ight - • ) ' .. • Big·j"ob power. • 5 forward .speeds & reverse. • With proper attacninents Snapper solves many yard care problems. • Free demon· stration on your own !awn. fJWAOSP ~ A.t'-.' .S I, ~nt'ety ~pccifi c, tw •ns. I - ~ ·v'\l lrSn;tppcr mower, "' • ' 1)1C('1 ' July Sale!:, ' .,. ' ' - ' ' SAVE •100 On Any Snapper Riding Mower Now In Stock. ,~ravely $117 Entire Stock Reduced! MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE POMEROY,O. YOUR CHOICE DRESS or SPORT ~ . 77~ ·2,.6 REGULAR :!7c Permanent Press. Solids, co lors. Don' t miss these. JNFLATABLE SWIM RINGS VINYL PLASTIC S COLORS 2 Pkgs. for Chair fancies iri many styles and Several Types 39' ~ SIZE 3 To 14--0UT THEY GO WOMENS SHELLS OR TANK TOPS NOW polye~ter , nylon or blends. Plenty of hot weather left for these. Now's The Time To Buy ~~UES . $}99 $4..11 . REDUCED! WOMEN'S JAMAICA SHORTS NOW $ 77 ' AND REDUCED-Teens and Womens SWIM SUITS ' KITCHEN 'TOWELS 39¢ • MEN'S · SHORTS NO · · IRON . 6. Dble Carrying case or cabinet extra FULL SIZE . •ExClusive Sing~+ front drop-in bobbin • Built-in straight, . PR. 12 GALlON REG. $1.44 '1'' NO~ ON GIRLS SHORT SETS AND ~ ' $ 99 • BEACH . Spring And Sum mer Styles ---.. GIRLS PANTS. fashion, blind-hem stitch~s •Snap-on pre·s~r feet 1 • 3 needle positions NOW OFF 70 $ TOUCH & SEW* sewing machine WITH DESK/CABINET llodei 7S&1Jft Exclusive· ~~· push-button front d,'op·in bobbin ~ . All Spring and Summer Styles Are Reduced . We h.o~ve a t:':redit Plo~n desianed to. fit your budget. We .o~ l so hiillve .1liber.o~l uade-.i n policv. ' a THE FABRIC SHOP 992-2284 PomerOY" SIMPLICITY & McCALL'S PATTERNS •A , Tro~dem.o~rk • • ... • of THE SINGER COMPANY· NOW $322 $522 I · AND Pass Pass ,. I ( JACKSON AVENUE POINT -.PLEASANT W. VA. 31 "I ..;. the hubar liebu.,, " 41 Euaene O'Neill play 41 ''T~ - Dartin' " U Watering place ' of~ china 31- shadow 3Z Foursome'11 meeting \. place HForty ·' winks 37 "Puppet -String" .38 Taj Mahal 5: 00 - MI- . Rogers 20; 33; Bonanza 3; Merv Griffin 4; Big Valley 6. 5:30 - Elec. Co. 33; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Hogan's Heroes 13 ; JJtY!OOrnlbl£®/kJ ....... I 0 1• DfPARTMf.NT STOQl M41N SILVER STREET · . BRIDGE MASON . PlAZA -W. VA. GALLIPOLIS I I • I ltiJ uuolten lead.s todrg Pin-A TOWEL site 39-Symbol of Inherited wealth (2 wda. ) a "Jolm Smith" type name t4Hiatus DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE,- Here'a how to work It: AXYDL~AAXB . 10 . One letter simply otanclt for another. In lhla umpl4 A to uoed for the three L's, X for the two O'o, etc. Sln1le letton, apootrophn, the lenllh and fonnollon of tho worda an all hlnll. Each day tho code !etten are dilferenl. CRYPTOQUOTES ENA ETVXADDAT KAAK; ENA KAAK ETHMMAT NA NVK SWUA B. SNAKEATEWJ ' EW FNVE KAAK KAA.-CHDPATE . Yeoterday'a'CrJpteqaole: I ALWAYS FEEL AN OPTIMIBT '· WHEN 1 EMERGE FROM A TUNNEL.-BOBERT LYND. . IC ttT4 1:1. . r ..iaroi Brndlcalo, lae.) 10 THS POOR ~ V AM l TO &E. ~OUNDED BELL.. A6AII\J ,.. MERSL.V !=OR TRYING HA? YOUR TO PRE;SE2Ve ,7'0UR:. R00MMAT5 . BEAUTY FOREVER: 'f &R 0 U6 HT T HE POLICE;- THE BORN LOSER • t:oWtJ I~ THE' Blo.~ 'TURN I~-liP ~M-~S... ~ ~ ALLEY oop; . YOU DO>rr 1'Hf< 'WONDeR rocro«• 70 JN:rJ;'RRUPT' HIS ST1u.~t)ICIE)ps,,o~-F;,ANA'TOM~ · PaM z• WHAT'S JUGHAID HOLLERIN' ABOUT, MAW? ••od ,_..II yoor potl•r will. bl ....... TODAY;8 QUEITJON y.., do bid fQIIr ~podeo and .' ·I ' ,' ' ) ~ • NA FNVE 1 • ..., . . .d IUtod. If be 1111 I -... -. . . LONGFELLOW · Pass P118 ? You, South, hold: • A Q4 'K J 0 2 tA QI?. S Whll do you do riow? · A-~••' bl.d r..r opedot. Yoor pori•r will koow 11Utl7•• ha¥0 PUB • • ' •• u '· lnNidlllo n:e; 1:J ,,ttmt u A DISCO\INT ' Ill'"""''"' Ill .... 37· E!Jip<leal ThreebMdld a s•Pass The bidding hao boon:. . I Wnl Norlh Eaot ' SOul~ f It> table INJI!WSJ>AflER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) PANTS 0 JULY FABRIC SALE CONTINUES 115 W. 2nd 99~ $139 $399 · WO-MEN'S. • REG. • PRICE ' FUNNY · 17 Netherlands ( 2 wds.) quality river t Individual U Going tu II Eyelid (comb. growth, restaurant form) IJ Confer· ( 2 wda.) knighthood 5 "Uttie 28 Cotorido Indians'' . upon Indian population ZlWager 22 Just out 1 American :U "The Z3 Swe!U\ead'e Revolutionary 400" hang-up hero %1 Grazing :It Italian 7 Senorita'• river ground ulove" -!8 u Artie" :18 Doctrine 8 Wall 29 Moll author (Fr.) Z7 Ottoman Flanders' 9 Inquire creater . offlclal ""t:""-r.--, 30 Native "'7 2 By Oswald & James Jacoby Interestinq The bidding of today'• bOI.l,Hoper hand _is typical o~ what hap· pens m a free swmgmg rub· ber· bridge game. It starts out •quieUy enough and suddenly -North jum,I!S to five clubs. East doesn t have much of II hand, but he isn't going to let his vulnerable opfonents 'play at five clubs. 0 course, 1f East had passed the chances are that West would have tried five diamonds all . by himself. · · Anyway, El!•t bid five spades, South six clubs and West six spades. At this point North 111ight have doubled. But North was one of those optimists who thought that maybe ; just maybe his partrier would have the right hand to make seven clubs. So North pa$S!!d: · South was sure that North's paas of six spades showed a void of spades: If he also held botli red aces, a grand slam would materialize. So he bid · , aeven clubs, West doubled. He was look' ing at two aces. Then West gel greedy. He decided to open his ace ~f spades. and walt for two diamond trtcks. This turned out to · be a really eKpenslve mistake. South rufffd in dummy; pulled trumpa and made hil grand slain since he waa able to discard his one diamond on North's long heart and to rurr all his spaaes. 1 99 ~1 you think lhe source ·is unlimUed in scope. u.s . CAPTAIN EASY $366 . . s+ 1. • .Every Set AI Clearance Prices 2 PIECE STYLES this year wlt11 ·vfJry little effort on your part. You wUI be unwise It U Therefore il Paddle II Mattert(law) a Word Wltlt drulll U '~I cavalrymu, ' Rhythm" . Gr' rtnc : to Sltllng · U Julie IS Reftlted • Bull Aodrewa' • ~ I %Habituate 3 North·South vulnerable )Vest North East Pass · Pass REGULAR '4,94 ' Reg. 119.95 you ~ wd.l.) · ! Yeole....,.'o Anvtr badller • 9 <fo A K 10965 REGULAR sewiftfl machine Muc/l will come to DOWN "K Q4 AND . PRINTED TERRY SAVE MONEY JUif 10,1874 1 Hooey EAST " 97 TRIPLE INSULATED RIGID PLASTIC- BY AMOCO '9.44 You'll have to curb vour gambllng lnalincts or etae you·re going to take chances far beyond reasonable odds. terminal 12 Divert IJ Tableware mllllclana? AQUARIUS (J•n.20·Feb. 1111 PISCES 1Fob.20· March 20) You're going lo let yours.e/1 be sidetracked from a course that Is most promising. The end result isn't good. LEO (Julf 23-Aug.:/2) Fot some reason you feel indebted to someone to whom you really owe nothing. Others have tried to point lhl~ out , bul you wan·t listen. · VIRGO (Aug.23·Sept.221 In bargaining sHuations, being lhe decent person you are, you want to give the other guy the break . Don't give away the store. LIBRA (Sept.23·0ct.23) Be sure to show any who grant you favors thai you 're grateful. lrade guild .( 2 You are still in a cycle where you could do very wen ror yourself materially but no · banker would take your ac11ons today as collateral. CANCER (June 21·July 22) battery · lor . be done. Vou·re not laking proper advantage of all .that's offered you. You have no one to blame but yourseU. · 4t Rnu!an + KJ92 "10532 +K J 10 .,.+AQ632 _ GALLON REG. $2.84 FASHION MATE" ZIG·ZAG (Ooc . 22· mal1ts In yOI,Ir class, yet you won't do wha,t you know Should GEMINI (M•f 21 ·June 201 author I Birthplace . ol HSl' II Storage Jen.1 8) If intentions were graded you'd get the highest Even. U}OUgh your ovtside interests are a welcome ctlange ol pace, a,re they really worth\.. their present price leg? An~wen SOUTH • 6 53 ' A variety of top styles with matching shorts. Former values to $9.44. ShOUidn·t make. CAPIIICORN TAURUS (April 20·M•f· 201 ·- <foQJ843 WEST • AQI0874 _SUN GLASSES WOMEN'S 2 PIECE SHORT SETS prices! , 0 EVERY PAIR REDUCED 50~ prevail over your common sense when vou make a deci :sion you know deep down· you You're not going /o use Yery wtsely something vo•ill be getling too easily Later you're going to regret your folly . • 87 54 MEN or WOMENS AND 11174 ARIES (M•rch 21 ·April 111) • Western Stllr Theater 15. · 6:00 - News J, 4, B, 10, 15; ABC News 13; Sesame St.'20; Catch 33 33; Truth or Consequences 6. &t.l-1 ,_. 6:30- News3,4, 8, 10, 15; Room 22213; ABCNews6 ; Journey to Japan 33. 7:00 - News 6, 10; What's My Line 8; Truth or Consequences 3; Unscramble tl'lese four Jumbles, Beat the Clock 4; Elec. Co . 20: Jimmy Dean 13; I Spy IS; one letter to each square, to Zoom 33. · form four ordinary words. 7: 30- To Tell the Trulh'6; Sale ot the Century 8; Seat the Clock 13 ; Pollee Surgeon 3; Antiques 20; Episode Actlon ;33; On the "" •• .,..,M ,... c•....... ._.''"'"'" REIJJY ., ........ Money 4; The Judge 10. · 8: 00 - The Cciwboys 6, 13; Chase 3, -4, 15; Tony Orlando & .Dawn 8, 10; Consumer Guide20; Unto The Hills 33. · B: 30 - Movie " Hii,ack" 13; Movie "~a rter's Army 6 ; _ 33. . Boboquivari 20, 33. 2:30- Doctors 3, 4, 15; Edge of Nighf 8, 10; What's the Big Idea ? 9:00- Movie " Tbe Questor Taoes" .3, -4, 15; Ca nnon 8, 10 ; Male JJ. . . Menopause: Pause That' Perplexes 20 ; Hollywood Television 3:00 - Another· world 3, _., 15; General Hospltal6, 13;-Price is Theatre 33. · · Right e, 10. . 10:00 Koiak 8, 10; News 20 ; Doc Elliot 6, 13; Music of The 3: JO - One Life to Live 6, 13; Phil Donahue 4; Match Game 8 People 33. · . 10; How to·survive a Marriage 3, 15; carrascolendas 33. ' 10: 30 - Day at Night j3_ 4:00 - Mr. cartoon3 ; Somerset 13; Sesame St. 33; Huck & Yogi 11 :00- News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15; Janakl33. 6;. 1 Dream of Jeannie 13; Tattletales B; Movie " Paratrooper 11 :30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, lS; Mission: Impossible 6 ; Un· IHOMIDS 10." touchables 13; Movies "Captain Pirllte" 8; " Duel in the 4:30- Green Acres 3; Bonanza 15; Jackpot! 4; Gilligan's Island Jungle" 10. _ ·. 6; Virginian 8; Daniel Boone 13. · 12 :30 - Wild, Wild. West 6 ; News 13. 1:00 - Tomorrow 3, 4; Take Five foi Life lS i Wide World WIN AT BRIDGE Special 13. 2: 00 - News 4. · CABLE .CHAr.NEL FIVE , West gets gre,edy at doubled 7 7:30p.m. - ·country a. Western U.S.A., '' Blue Ridge Quartet,' ' · "Kitty Wells Show," In Color . B:30 p.m.-- Family Favorites, " Ensign O'Toole" and " Tom (Auwen tomOrrow) NORTH 101 Ewell Show. " 9 your partner . bids five spades. 9:30 p.m. - Superstar Theatre, ." Lloyd Bridges Show" and . . \Jumble" BEIGE. LOWLY FORGER JUNKET What do you do now7 "June Allyson Show." · Yril~rd•r'• · 1 "AJ86 Fancies, screen prints. solid s. Fabrics of cotton, AND SAVE $20.95 94 AND • ~" agajn SAGITTARIUS (Now. 23· Otc.21} Wishful think ing will Fdr Wifdntadir.Julljl10, ~'oftlt' · by . T~I?.MAS JOSEPH ACROSS U "The I Dlwnlnated Time Even though yoo 're tor1una1e al this time don't preu yOift luck beyond sensible limtts or w1nnlngs w ill turn lnto loaaes. I I I [j GIRLS SUMMER TOPs · FOR YOUR LEISURE .LIFE a per.son SCOIIPIO (Oct.24•Now.22) III CLEARING OUT STOCK! c co. 20 : Tf"uth 11 :00 - Password 13 ; High Rollers 3, 4, 15; Mike Douglas 6; Now You See 118, 10; Community of Living Things 33 . 11 :30- Hollywood Squares 3, 4, 15; love of Life· a 10· Brady Bunch 13. · · ' ' 11 : 35 - Motter of Fiction 33. 11; 55 - CBS News 8 : Oiln lmPI '!It World 10. 12:0G-Password 6; Bob Broun's 50·50 Club 4; News 8, 10, 13; Jackpot 3, 15; Mr. Rogers 33. . 12:30 - Search for Tomorrow 8, 10; Split Second 6 ;e Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15; Afternoon with OJ 13; Electric Co. 33. 12:55- NBC News 3, 15. . 1:00 - News 3; All My Children 6, 13; Nolfor Womeh Only 15; Hazele ; What's My Line 10; Cook in' Cajun 33. !' 1: 30 - As the World Turns 8, 10; Jeopardy 3, .4, 15 ; Journey to Japan 33; ABC Atternoon Playbreak " Mother of the Bride" 6 13. ' , 2:00- Days of Our Llves3, 4, IS; Guiding Light a, 10; Our Street "KElLER" REGULAR '17.88 dULYS JULY SPECIAL 0 ~,o ·\':,~ ~-~ POLY RE-WEB Gun or Straight Values To $1.37 SHIRTS IN ROOMI63 Mr$. William Jacobs, Mason, was laken to the Pleasant Valley Hospital Saturday by the Mason Emergency Sq~ad. Her room nwnber is 163. PH. 992-2975 512 E. MAIN ' LAWN CHAIR HOSE NOZZLES PR. 7 COLORS • Tractor Sales PRICES IN EFFECT ' TUESDAY 4 PM '' . Adjustable Brass By Helen aod Sue Bolle! The Uttle Vllltl&e'l'hal Could Otherwi ... llloy're going to 6o- 'Non<Jenng ilboul your depth u • Dear Readers: News ~~ ·135 Be~t Nuchlms. 33 ; Thanks ID your collectloo efforts, Galena, Alaska, now has 7 JO T T py S. . : H 'jj o ell tho Truth 6; New Price Is Right e, 10; RFD 20 ; several million Belly Crocker I'Oilp<IIIS toward its much-needed YWood Squ,.res. J : ~aler ·s Choice A· Beat fhe Clock iJ · Adoam high school gymnasium. The goap• 20m! Won by August, 1975, 09 -12 3, 4, IS . ' · • keep 'em coming I Maillng address for coupqi!s: Galena Sports 8: ~_t-iappy Days 6, 131 Maude 8. •10· Man Build$ Man ~s 1 rays 20, 33. · ' ' A!soCiaUon, Box 64, Galena, Alaska, 99741, 1: 30 - H.~walf Five 0 a, 10; Feraday aod Company 3, 4, IS ; IYiany of you have asked for the background story on this 1 9 :;ov~ The Elevafor ' 6, 13 ; The Na1urall sts 20 JJ little village with blg Ideas: ' · 9: 3 - Iring L,',ne 20; Behind the Line• 33. II all sU!rted with a letter from a school official: : 0 - Movie The Hangmon" 8: Shaft. IO. OOMo- Mo rcuss Welby, M.D. 6, 13 ; News 70 : Pollee Story 3, •· 1 s · ''I'm sllllng ~re looking out the window at a group of young un1a 1n c:ene 33. • boys tr;·' ·•g to play basketbsU on the school playgrounds," he 10: 30 - Oay at Night 33. · 11 :00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, io, 13, 15; Janak /33. wrote. "All things considered, they are doing pretty well. They lLJO - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15; Minion: Impossible 6 ; Un. don't have too much trouble ahootlng - it's only when they try ID ~~~chables. 13 ; Movie " The Quick, Gun" 8; " Marrying . Kind" dribble and run aroond .. . 12: lO - New• 13. "You see, the bpsl<elball court Is snow..,overed from 5ep. 1:00 - Tomorrow 3, 4; Frankenstein and the Bor~es Came tember throogh mld-May, when temperatures are anywhere Together 13; Take Five for Life IS. from 30 to 60 below zero. Our children - our townspeople too 2:00 - News 4 . need a gymnasium, but '"'hoot money lsn'tavailable ... " WEDNESDAY, JULY tO, tt7< And so llle Galena Spor!s Assoclatiop d~:Clded to collect Betty 6 ; ~S - SFunrlse Seminar 4; Summer Semester 10 Crocker Coupons - $100,000 is promised by General Milia In 6 "' arm Report 13. · exchange for 20 mlWon, and already more than one-tenth or that . 6:30 - Five Minutes to Uve By 4 ; News 6; Bible Answers 8· The 51ory 13; Sacred Heart 10 ' an•ount has been sent bY readers of GENERATION RAP and 6:3S- Columbus TOday 4. · HELEN HELP US! '; 45 - Farmtlme 10 ; 1-Aornlng Report 3. Galena is a primarily. Atliabsscan Indian village on lhe 7· ~~tnit~~a:. 3, 4' IS; CBS News 8, 10; Dick Van Dyke 13; H. R. . banks of the Yukon, midway between Fatrbanks and Nome. M011t 1;30 - New Zoo Revue6 ; Tuxedo Tennessee 13.. of l!s people still hunt, trap and' fish to live. The village is ac· 8. OOJeff'•NCewollzl oo6 _RSeevue 13;SSesame St. 33; Capt. Kangaroo 8; cessible only by air in the winter and by air and riverboat in the e , same treet 33. abort sununer months. 8: 25 - Jack La La nne 13. . 8: 30 - Brady Bunch 6; Green Acres 10. While town population is no more than 450, Galena school 8: SS - News 13 ; Chuck White Reports 10 (kindergarten through grade 12) draws students from set9:00 - Paul Dixon 4; Friendly Junction · 10; AM 3; Abbott. tlements within a radius of 100 miles. More than 150 students Costello 8; Phil Donahue IS: Wild. Wild West 6; Ca taln atten<l and would make use of the gym. Kangaroo 10; Community of Living Things 33 · Movie ":ftong Come A Spider" 13. ' Since we publicized Galena's drive this spring, coujfOns have 9:30 - To Tell the Truth 3; 1Love Lucy B. · .been poorlng In daily. With your continued help, we're quite sure . 9:35- Matter of Fiction 33. "the lltUe village with big ideas." can become "The Li!Ue Village 10; 00- Dinah ShOt'e 3, IS; Joker's Wild 8, 10; Company 6 · Lilias Yoga and You 33. .• ' That Could!" - HELEN AND SUE 10:30 - GambiiB, 10 ; Wheels, Kilns and tlay 33; Winning Streak . 3, 4, 15. . l'uur flwirr.' TUBE SOCKS youths enrolled in the school. Instructors were presented cards of accreditation . The Rev . Mr. Strother was chairman of the school. For the prOgram. devotions were given by Miss Effie Bunch and Miss Donna Bunch of · the Forest ''R\rn Baptist Church: There was music by the youth choir of llle Forest Run Church, and selections by the choir of the First Baptist Church, Rendville. The Rev. Mr. Starcher gave the sermon using "The Mechanics of the Bib1e" as her topic . There were · remarks by Mrs . Bernice Borden, Bidwell, dean .of the school; Mrs. Dorothy Thomas, president of the Women's Auxiliary, ProVidence Districi, each of the instructors, and ,Jessie Roberts of the Sunday School, Programs (or the event were prepared by Mrs. Lois Venable Roberson. The Rev. Ed!lie Buffington of the Forest Ruri Church, and llle Rev. Jack Watkins of the First Baptist Church, Glouster, were · teachers for the youth group, with the Rev. Mr. Strother and the Rev . Samuel Jackson, pastor of Naomi, as instructors for the adult group. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Iris Payne and Mrs. Edwina Scott with Mrs. Ruth Buffington as a conlributing · hostess. " 3 Dusty'-' Trail 1li ElK. the Clock 4; New' 6; P4ul Closing program of the Strother of the First Baptist Hocking Area School of · Church of Rendville as the Religion of lhe Providence speaker. DistriCt was held Sunday at the Certificates of credit for Naomi Baptist Church, having completed llle course Pomeroy, with the Rev. Earl were presented to 30 adults and , llllo and W. Va ., Om Year, •nt; Sll 1mon~1 , fUO ; Thru monthl, f6. ' Eleewtlere $22.110 YNr; sl.r:'l'llOilths IIUO ; . ~: :C!het'• "'!'v .Line II : Naomi Baptist Church hosts closing program National advertlting repreautallve BottineW.C...Ilagher, Inc., UEut Old St., AB 6 , 00 --------------------"111 ; T~levision Log , P--G-e_n_e-ra-li~ .ownM~R-a-p-~ ·Ruby Diehl elected to . head Rutland Garden Club I I. ~ - The O.lly Sentinel Middle . • ' port.Porneroy,o,, Tueaday,Julyg, lln4 • 4- Tile Daily sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Tuesday, Jut)' 9, 1971 ' ' �' 7- The Dally Sentinel Mlddl At~etics~~ap Today's Sport Parade By IRA MILLER UP! Sports Writer Gaylord Perry Is the unhapp1 est 15-2 pitcher m the world today and 1t s a pretty good bet you never heard of the guy who caused that condttlon Claudell Washmgton wtth only a weekend m tile maJor leagues behind htm slngled home the wlnmng run In tile lOU. Inning Monday mght to gtve the Oakland As a 4.:! vtctory over Perry and the Cleveland Indtans and end Perry s wlnntng streak at 15 games Hls streak ended one vtcrory shy or tymg lhe league s ail time record of 16 and was the longest m tile Amencan League In a smgle season for 40 years But Perry wasn t m a mood to accept any mce try - ,1, 73 CAPRIC£ COUPE Mark V, Daily Sentinel and Luigis notch wins •2895 Karr & Van tandt New champion assured in K yger creek LL Tournament I An In d epen d ent Insurance agen IS a man you can count on z , "" " OFFICE CLOSED For Vacat100 July 6 Thru 13 Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. bbr • g ab r h pet Gar r All as 355 46 28 36 1 Sm th StL 73 257 38 87 339 Gross Hou 80 276 47 93 ~37 Cash Ph I 83 340 55 106 318 74 258 J9 82 318 z sk P t Sc hmdt Ph 83 275 50 87 316 • Ga rve y LA 85 349 52 110 315 Gr ubb SD 78 255 33 80 314 Geronm Cn 71 191 36 60 314 Bucknr LA 74 297 39 93 313 A mer can League g ab r h pet Carew M n 80 322 46; 123 382 Hargrov Tx 64 196 27 68 347 Madd x NY 62 182 32 61 335 Randle Tex 77 253 37 BJ 328 Stanton Cal 54 201 26 66 328 Orta Ch 64 220 36 n 327 Jackson Ok 14 254 47 82 323 Rob nsn B 77 283 21 90 318 Braun M n 70 245 27 76 318 M cRae KC 79 278 41 88 317 Home Runs Nattonal League Cedeno Hou and Wynn LA 19 Schm dt Ph I 18 Ben ch C n 15 Perez C n Garvey LA and Stargell P tt 1.4 American League D A en Ch 22 Hendr ck Clev May berry I<C and Jackson Oak 16 Horton Det and Briggs M 1 15 Runs Batted In National League Cedeno Hou 70 Garvey LA 64 Cey and Wynn LA lind Sc hm dt Ph I 61 A m e r 1 c a n League Bur rough s Tex 69 D Allen Ch 60 Rudl Oak 56 Br ggs M 55 K H ende r son Ch and Jackson Oak 5l Pltch1ng National League John LA 13 2 MeG othen St L 12 4 Mar sha LA 11 3 Lonborg Ph I 11 7 Griff n Hou 10 3 Brett P tt 10 5 Morton At and Carlton Ph 10 7 Roger s Mil 10 9 American League- G Perry Ciev 15 2 Wood Chi 14 9 Hli er Oet 11 6 Tlant Bos Jl 7 Busby KC and Hunter Oak 11 8 B bby rex 11 10 Now. Don't miss it. Want a great small ear at clearance prices? Ford is now producing more small ears than ever before. That means better selection and prkfls that m~ never be this low ,.ln. ,.ORD I The lam 'I compact has an out •tand ng reputaUon fo economy With a IIDndard 200 cubic Inch 0 c:yUnder eng na that 1 euy to tervlce anc;t e<Isy on gas FORO MUSTANG Jl Tne r ghl ca at the r ght lime I s sma e th.fln last years Mustang Aedes gned to g ve you uxury com lor and economy n one .sma package You get many eatures at a aurpris ng y ow base at eker pr ce / 'ORD PINTO America a baJic IC'Onomy car Get back to- bu ca wllh P nto a lh fty 2000 cc 4 cyl nde~ angina W th Jte.ndard equipment like front d IQ Qraket and rack and p nlo n steer ng It 1 America 1 aena ble economy car om Detro t (Coleman 7 91 at M nnesota (Al bur y 4 a 8 JO om New York (May 2 2) Kansas C ty (Me: Dane 1 8 30 p m Batt more (Cuel ar 10 5) Cat forn a (Lange 3 4) 11 pm C evetand (A rl n 2 2) Oak land (Hunter 11 8) 11 om at 3) at 00 at oo Wednesday s Games Bait more at Ca 1f tw 1 ght Texas at Boston night Ch icag o at M wauk,ee n ght Detro tat M nnesota n ght New York at Kansas C1ty n ght (On y games schedu edJ EnJoy lhts 1930 s comedy revtval See your local Ford Dealer • I C.tdl,our ..,..,..,.Dow ..........,.. Fcmla...ln's KOSCOt KOSMETIC$ • • •• •• • •• ••• ••• • _ 3 19 U c A T0 ..Z Ma-;;-- - - IlPpi ances cl~~~7 rurnllh•a ana m sc Rl dishes 3 1raller cou r 1 ._. opposite va ,....,arttord w of the Scothsh DELUXE CHAMPION" PDiy11t1r l:erd ,740 .,,••t •• Peraetar 4 m m ...• Ohio v.n., ., Thatao,I8C. Athens Ohto 45701 1111 All pnces pluo texu •nd old tire I ~ • OF QUALITY Pomeroy Home &Auto Your Complete Tire Center 992 2094 606 E MAIN POMEROY Pomeroy Motor Co. Applt,nce service m1n wtfh lcnowltdae o~ refr~.-"ratlon Vacation & travel "Y Calha Aetnger.. tioo Co pt. .. nt- -446 4066 1971 DODGE CORONEl $1495 4 Door 1 owner new car trade in good 1st line fires spotless Interior small V 8 engine automaftc trans the right size - the r ght price -------- ------- 4 Hllfc RUMMAGE Sate 1JO SoVi11 Fj fth Avenue M i ddleport Ohio Mondav through Friday 1 1 Sic -------------- RUMMAGE Sa le- 124 Fa rlane Dr ve M ddlepor' lu~ ott Grant Sf Lots. ol ch ldren s ctothe.s and m sc Y a m to 4 pm 7 7 3tc 1971 CHEVROLET PICKUP 8 wide body 6 cyl engine stand tires blue finish wllh clean cab __ ---------- Racine OES initiates two Two candidates were mttiated on Monday evening July 1 when Racme Chapter No 134 0 E S met m regular sesswn at the stated meeting Worthy Matron Lillian Weese and • Wortlly Patron Ralph Webb prestded m tile East Several receptions of grand appomtments were read m cludmg a receplton for tile grand Page Avenell George Ntght at and Fnends Rarrlsonvtlle for tile Chapters of Me•g& County on September 12 Areception lor Grand Page Nancy R1ley and the Fnends Ntght lor the Chapters of Washington Co at Manetta on Sept 24 A receptiOn for tile Deputy Grand Matron Louanna Locke at Amesvtlle on Sept 28 A Grand Vtsltat!on of tile Worthy Grand Matron Vera Thornwn at Beverly Chapter on September 17 A reception lor lhe Grand Sen tine! Howard I Shull and Grand Representative Mary Shull on October 12 at tile Alexander School hosted by Atllens Chapter The chatrwoman of the Ways and Means Comm1ttee Qpal Dtddle reported tllerr project was very successful The Worthy Matron declared tile chapter recessed through the month of August wtlh the next regular meeting wbe held on Sept 2 Hostesses lor tills meeting wtll be Delores Wolle and Cathy Wood SEE REDS Mrs Sadie Thuener Syracuse and grandchildren Cheryl and Ted Lehew Pomeroy spent Friday and Saturday in Cincinnati where they attended a baseball game and visited wltll relatives BROWNS SIGN TWO CLEVELAND (UPI) - Vet eran guards John Demarle and Bubbe Pena have signed mu!U year conlracts with the Cleveland Browns Demarie a starter who Ia coming off surgery lor a rorn shOulder muscle, ta entering hilt eighth aeaaon with Ute Brown• Pena has been plagued by Injuries a!nce beginning the 1972 seaaon 118 a resuJar $2m tro~~ns ---------M, radio like new __ _________ ~ POMEROY OHIO Nollce BEAT the hun I ng season rush 0'.1 I archery eQulpmenl 30 pet off McKinney s Arrow Shop 249 Un on Avenue 2 we eks only 7 9 6fp -------------- VACA NCY for 2 ambu atory mae patents at Syracuse Nursing Home Call 992 3707 1 9 5tc ----------...... -- GARAGE Sa e Fr day Md Sa t July 12 and 13 Mrs Jean Stout Syracuse Oh o 7 9 :Jtc -------------- MEIGS County Humane Soc ety Thr ft Shop open 10 a m I I • 30 p m every Fr day and Sa1u rday New used stock arr v ng week y Cloth ng co lect b es appl ances treasure5 ecords p ctures books larnps toys Located across from Pomeroy Post Off ce 5 12 ffc WANTED 10 rent a 3 bedroom home n cou ntry for coupe .Will I urn sh have references pre fer on T P Water system Wr te Box 204 M dd leport Oh o 45760 7 7 3tp ORDINANCE NO 1550 29 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCES NOS 1550 01 1550 02 1550 05 and 1S50 09 TO RAISE THE RATE$ FOR WAlE~ SERVICE PQESCRIBED THEREBY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE T ORDAINED by th e Co un c I of th e V llage ot Pomeroy Meigs County Oh o SECT ON 1 That Ord nan ces Nos 1550 01 1550 02 1550 OS and' 1550 09 be and the same are hereby amended to read as f.o lows 1550 01 RATES METERED AND NON METERED The f o tow ng rate s for metered serv ces and non metered serv ce and other serv ce for res dents. of th e V llag e of Pomeroy water consumers on th e U S Route 33 n Sat sb ur v Town sh p near Rock Spr ngs water cons umer s on State Route 124 n ear M nersv lie and other consumers are as fo lows Metered Ser'v ce F rst 2 ooo Ga Soi 20 N ext 2 000 Gal 168 p er 100 Ga l NeiCt 10 000 Ge 14 per 100 Gal Nex t 15 000 Ga \26 per 100 Ga A I ov er 30 000 Ga l 09 1 per 100 Ga l Consumers on the Athens Road ex tens on outs de the corporat on sha 1 be charged a m n m urn of $6 00 per m o nth Rate schedule above shall app y as wr tten after f rst step Consumers on M i nersv i lle Road outs de the corporal on sha I pay rate schedu e above unt I such t me as a new rna n s +n sta.ll ed at wh ch t me rate sha I be sa m e as Athens Road co nsumers M n mum cha rge for M etered Se rv c:e Thr u ') meter $4 20 per month Thru -ve meter u 20 per month Thru 3~ meter 57 28 per month Thru I meter $14 56 per month Thru 1 ' meter $24 36 per month Thru 2 meter $43 68 per month Thru 4 meter S84 94 per month Thru ~ meter Sl57 74 per month Bills are due on or before the 10tt'l of each month B lis not pad by the 10th are sub te et to a pena ty of 10 percent 1550 02 F LAT RATE SER VICE Unmetered C'tln sumers shatl b e furn shed water upon th e bass of a m n1m um charge of S-4 20 per month except n cases where meters are removed to prevent freez ng in svch case charges will be based upon c onsumers average mon thly c on sumpt ons 1~67 CORTINA Englllh Ford A Business Services 1 '""P" Phone 992 3992 7 9 3tc 1974 CHEVROLET 1"1 ton piCkup V 8 DUtD motCJr Excellent condfflon t 3 300 Phone 949 S7<tt 7 9 ltc: - -- 11 CHEV dump rruck urles ~OOCf c:ond ton 742 5770 '1 s 6fl) on Speceall C•rpel Rem nants Free Est1mates \969 MUSfANG Festbac_k, for sale 6 cyl sfd e:~Ccettent con d l t on Pr.on t 99'2 2075 7 7 61p Located ~ac•ne -------- l ' H P ESKA Outboard motor excetter'lf cond t lon May be seen .!It Gravely Tra c tor Slles Pomeroy 7 9 3tp - Wash& Wax Produced from a special vinyl c.om pound made by B F Goodr ch and Monsanto 5 times lh cker than metal s ding W 11 not dent c h p rot rust or c rack peel chalk FREE_HOME ESTIMATES SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS PICKERS AND -------------- PICKENS FARMS YARD sa te 692 Plum St M ddteport across from sw mm ng pool Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday 7 8 2tc --Em pfoyment Wanted -----~--~- WILL haul sand grave f eld d rt or topso I Conta ct Dale Teaford 992 3224 7 2 12t c: --- ---------For Sale PIGS for sa e Phone Coo v lie 667 3687 after 5 p m 7 8 3tc For Rent 3 ROOM FURN I SHE D APT AIR CONDITIONED BE SEE N BY APPOINTMENT CA LL 992 2053 LOCATED AT 516 SOUTH FOURTH MIDDLEPORT 7 8 3tc -------------- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 15.50 7.7 BY PROVIDING A DIFFERENT PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF BONOS AND A DIFFERENT DATE FOR THE ONE YEAR BONO ANTICIPATION NOTES AUTHORIZED THEREBY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE IT ORDAINED by the Co unc of the V l age of Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o SEC TION 1 That Sect ons 1 and 3 of Ordinance No 1550 27 adopted May 20 1974 and heretofore read ng as follOW!$ Sect on 1 That t Is hereby declared necessary n order to rpeserve th e pub c peace hea lth safety comfort and welfare of the nhab tants of the village to ssue bonds of the V liege of Pomeroy Oh o n the pr nc: pa of 5300 ooo for th e purpose of mak ng m provements to the waterworks system of the v llage ltn&s All work done by tM foot Of" contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks 1n $11 95 950 16 9.S K&H ROOFING Route 1 7 9 31p ------------- ONE Bucksk n r ein ng hOrse and 1 three yr o d getdlno Call 992 6680 or see Mike J ones Pomeroy 7 7 3fp ________ ---- -------------- ------------- HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS CASH paid for all ma1tes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 -423 9531 4 13 ftc k ng? any others we 1 give you profess onal roor for less Call 992 4952 For Estimates of Any Type 4,000 BTU '109.95 These s zes also ava1lable Mobile Homes For Sale MOB LE home 55x10 two tipouts partly furnished ask no $2 700 Phone (304) 773 5428 7 7 7tp 65 12 MOB LE hom e 3 bedroom bath llv ng room hall and 2 bedrooms car p eted Phone 992 7751 6 16 ffc X 1971 LANCER 2 bedroom tra ter E~Cce ent cond ton Cell (304 l 773 548 1 Mason W Va 6 30 1tc 1972MOBILE home Hillcres1 3 bedroom 141C70 reasonable must se ll Rutland Oh o Phone 742 6882 7 8 6tp POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 9'11'2 2181 NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEW NG MACHINES In orgnal factory carton Zlg zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancl des igns w th just the twist o a single dial Left In lay a way and never been used Will sell for only: 547 cash or terms ava !able Phone 992 2653 7 8 tfc 811114 Frtday 8 hll12 Noon For Rent Real Estate For Sale ONE new a I electr c 3 bedroom Sl9 900 and 3 other homes PhOne 992 3975 or 992 2571 6 5 tfc 3 BEDROOM mob e home pract ca y new 973 mode 65x 12 S tuated on 2 acre pr vate lot at the new Far v ew Heigh ts Add ton l~ge garden area already planted 12x12 stor age bu d ng 36x12 pat io new underp nn ng and cus tom steps mob e hom e equ pped w th modern house typ e tur n ture heavy duty Wh r lpool washer and dryer Broy e H II so fa maple hutch deep freeze n ew end tab es lamps and other furn lur e S12 000 tor all Phone 992 2335 ..___ 7 2 7tc ____________ GallipOliS RACINE 2 STORY PERM A STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN K TCHEN 1 ' BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT F ULL BA SE MENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENT ES -------------- - ------------- -------------- Properties selhng 1 We need listings throughout Me1gs County We offer vou 10 years exP.ertence rn sale of property ....., 3 lllfc rRAILE~ Br owns Court 992 332.4 ~---- Auto ;,.1115 Trailer s ------ 29 tfc 1969 CHEVY "rownlm!ln atatlon wagon S1 195 oood cond l11on Phone 992 7620 5 24 ---· ---------- tfc SEPTIC TAN KS cleaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tic -------------- READY MIX CO N CRETE del vered r Q.,ht to your prorect Fest afd easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready Mix Co M id dleport Ohio 6 30 Me NEW ~!STING - older home gas furance and 2 n ce carport w1th pony barn ' ----- Good 8 room 200 000 BTU nat 3 bedrooms den porches Double shop Henhouse & MARKET - N1ce tiuslness for young couple to nvest n All stock and some f xiur es go Gas pumps n front BUILDING ~OT - 122x150 tn the country n ea r Chester Lays well Only $1800 00 NEW ~!STING - 1 year old 5 bedroom home Ni ce car petlng Modern k tchen lovely dining room with balcony Rad ant heat full basement w~th (a m ly room garage and utility Thermo pane windows and large landscaped l ot $42 400 00 YOUR HOME IS A, SAFEGUARD AGA IN ST II:'FLATION IF. PRICES GO DOE S YOUR 6 13 tfc -~-- _,.- -- S Ew NG MACH NES Repa'l' ser vice a ll makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author z~d S nger Sales and Serv ce We Sha rpen Scissors 3 29 ttc ] , .d.1rd ',r Hr 111,. r ' Ill M<·( i1.r •:rt ':ll r•· •·l l'onwroy. Ohw ;)71-.'1 DOZER work and clear ng by the acre hourly or contra ct farm ponds roads etc Largf: dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavating Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 7478 12 19 tfc EXCAVATING do7er loader and ba ckhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo boys for h re will haul i 11 dirt top soil I mestone and gravel Ca I Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n g ht phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 0 DE LL Allnement located on Route 124 and County Rd 5 Crossroads c:om p et e front end tuneup and brake serv ce Please ca ll for I!IPPO ntmenf 7<12 3232 5 24 lfc - • • ----------T COUNTRY SliREO 92.1 WMPO.fM Mtddle~l Pomero1 ZfNITH ~;OLOR TV e e BLACK l l & WHITE TV • e STEREO JAMES E. ROUSH . ---------------""'----- ' AU TOMO 8 I L e,lrlSU'raii"ce .been c~nc:e led? Lost your operators I cense Ca ll 992 7•28 6 1~tfc V1rqd l\ of Ohio will be heard by the County Board of Revision at tis office '" the Court House Pomeroy Ohio on or after August 26 1974 Compla1nts must be made In wrlt1ng on blanks furnished by the County Auditor and filed 111 his office on or before the time hmltecl for payment of taxes for the first half year or at any ltme during which taxes are received l;ly the County Treasurer without penalty for lhe first half year Auditor of Me1gs County - --=------------ TEAFORD -------------- __ __________ _ -- ----------~- NEED a new hou se or ,:-;;;OdeJ an old one? A I types home repa r s and bu ding Ca 94\' 3632 1 3 12tc PH. 992-2259 OR 992-2568 -------------- PRIVATE mtetlng roorn for any org•nl:l:atlon phone 9•2 3975 -- SE PTIC 11ANK S AROBI C SEWAGE S YSTEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc C BRADFORD Auct oneer Comolete Service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra e ne Ohio Cr tf Bradford 5 1 tfc NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS -------------- ------------ ------~-- --- ....... 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ,u,~PiOF'ESR~Y 3 AND A ROOM furnished and unfurnished apartments Phone 992 543.4 4l2tfc -- ~ SEPT C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph d46 4782 Ga 1po s "John Russell owner and operator 5 12 ffc WISEMAN Contact Us For In Real Estate -----------AGENCY are Pets For Sale -=--=------------- FUk fH.E:.t estimates on alum num rep acement w ndows s d ng storm doors and w ndows Ra I ng Phone Char es L sle Syracuse 0.11 o cart Jacob Sales Representat ve V v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tfc Real Estate For Scile THE --------------., --------------- -------------- CO Mason W Va 1972 SKYLINE 121C52 Ike new Must see to apprec ate Phone 3{!7 7803 for appointment Monday through Fr i day 7 9 3tp --------------- .....,.------------ MATERIA~S 773 5554 -------- ~----- 5 000 6 000 8 000 10000 and J to Job S te HOGG & ZUSPAN a 12 000 BTU Open Monday Thursday 992 3092 J99 W Main Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply Smal Engine Repa1r ,......__ Wanted To Buy 0 Wtlkmson Small Engine Butltto Your :)p~", Deh~ered 992 3081 ALUM INUM porch awn ng green and wh te 7 2 ong 58 w de 3 years o d : JU NK AUTOS complete and pr ce A so 180 bales or de /vered to our yard We ch opped hay Good f o r p ckup a uto bod es and ~uy all mulch ng Phon e 985 3538 k nds of scra p meta s O'Jnd Pau Kar r Chesler Ohio ron R der s Savage State 7 7 3tp Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 5468 E 6 26 26tp EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works Man St Pomeroy All kinds Of salt water pellets water $5 for junk automob1\es We w II nuggets block sa lt and own p ck up R verslde Auto Oh o River Salt Phone 992 Wrecking Phone (304 ) 773 3891 6 5 tfc 5890 7 5 tic ~ROCERY buSifleSs tor sale Bu !ding for sale or lease OLD furniture oak tabln Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m cloc ks Ice boxes brass beds to 10 p m for appo ntm ent d ishes desks or complete '3 20 tfc households Write M D Miler Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio WE ARE p ck ng up a p ia no n call 992 7760 your area and would like 5 13 tfc some respons ble party to take over payments Call WANTED old upr ght p anos Credit Manager (614) 772 any cond tlon Pay ng $10 5669 or write 260 East Main ea ch First floor only Write to Street Ch lllcothe Oh o 45601 and give d rect ons to Witten 4 7 tfc Plano Co Box 188 Sardis OhiO 43946 7 7 6tp Sell yours to The Rosenberg Co 79 Depot Street Athens Phone 992 .S367 or 992 3861 WOOD TRUSSES GARDEN tractor h p Ike new S125 Tra ler hau s 500 bs high speed $125 PhOne USED furn ture excellent cond t on See any 1 me at 131 Laurel Ave Pomeroy 7 7 61p ,__ Newspapers Brawn Pasteboard Sheet Iron Scrap Iron COpper Brass Alumtnum Auto Batteries Auto Rad1ators 771 Pearl Street M dd leport Oh1o ------------5 ----------- Reedsvtlle 0 378 6289 742·5293 B-K EXCAVATING COMPAH'I' See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Ntghl 992 3S2S or 992 5232 ASK US ABOUT IPRE FAB~ICATED Sect on 3 That t s hereby OFFICE-4146 364J determ ned that notes (n the EVENINGS pr nc pa amount of $300 000 Bud McGhee446 17.55 Shall be ssued n ant c pat on of fURNISHED apartment E M Ike Wmtman- 446 the issu.!lnce of sad bonds Sa d adults only n M dd eport 37f6 notes sha ll be dated June 4 ELECTROLUX vacuum Phone 992 3874 1974 sha 1 bear nterest at the cleener A 1 condition uses 5 12 tfc rate of s x and s x tenths per paper bags ha:s cordw nder cent (6 6 pctJ per annum and many attachments Also 3 BEDROOM house n Salem St bath 2 car garage and payab eat maturity matur ng MOBil,.E HOME n M ddleport shampooer attachment In Adults only Phone 992 5592 n ce level ot Must sell on June 4 1975 Sad notes may eluded . {O nly 4 ava llab e) at 6 25 tfc Asking 514 ooo Phone 742 be so ld as hereinafter prov ded $37 70 cash or terms 4962 n such denom nat ons as rpay !IVa liable Phone 992 2653 7 8 7tc be reQuested by the purchasers BU SINESS room 22x 80 234 E 7 e tfc MaIn St Pomeroy Oh o ------------- ~ be and the same are hereby electr i c 3 bedroom Phon e 992 5786 or 992 3975 STEREO RADIO AM FM 8 TOTAL amended to read as fo lows home hardwood floors 612tfc track tape comb nat on 4 breezeway and garage Lot sp eaker so und sys tem SECT ION 1 That t Is hereby J B ED~OOM mobile home $160 100x 4 ~0 at 180 Arb a ugh St Balan ce $110 79 or easy declared necessary n order to Tuppers Plains Priced at per month Ut Jl t es pad terms Ca I 653 7573 preserve the publ c pea ce S18.000 also 23 acres of (304 ) 675 2246 6 25 tfc heal1h safety comfort and 7 3 6tc wooded land w th housetraller welfare of the nhab tants of the and city water Close to village to Issue bond s of the TWO l room and bath apts n Forked Run Lake Pr ced at se ooo Phone 667 6386 VIllage of Pomeroy Ohio n the M ddleport Far nformatioh pr nclpal sum of $415 000 for ca ll 992 .2550 or 742 655 1 7 9 6tc AKC German Shepherds 3 five the purpose of mak ng m 7 3 tt c: moi'Jttls old fema es two provements to the waterwork s black and tan S50 each One 5 ROOM house w th bath on 91 sys tem of the v Hage acre farm on Lead ng Creek HOU SE In Harrtsonv e 6 black and go ld en tan $75 Rd 3 miles off new h ghway rooms and bath F or In Pedigree cons sts of twenty Phone 742 6878 Section J That s s hereby tormet on call992 2S50or 7~2 champions lnclud ng 1966 determined that notes n the 6551 7 9 3tp 1968 Grand Victor Yoncalla s prln c:i pa amount of S300 000 1 3 tfc Mike and 1962 Seger Mutz shall be Issued in ant clpat on of 7 ROOM house w i th bath gas aus der K uckstrasse furnace for sa te by owner In the lssvance of said bonds Sa d COUNTRY Mobile Home Perk References ava lable Phone Pomeroy Call 992 3579 notes ~ ha I be dated June 26 New development off Route {304) 675 5851 1974 shal l bear nterest at the 33 ten m les north oJ 7 9 6tp 7 7 3tp rate of six and six tenth$ p er Pomeroy Large lots w th S RM HOUSE with garage nice cent (6 6 pet) per annum conc rete patios sidewalks ne i ghborhood In Syrac use payable al maturity matur ng runners and offstreel REGISTERED Collte puppies ready July 20 Phone 992-7082 Phone 992 3860 on Mav 15 1975 Said 110tes may parking Also spaces for be sold u hereinafter prov ded small trailers Phone 992 7479 6 30 tfc 7 9 12tc In such denom nations as may 6 18 2&tc be requested by the purc~eSers SECTION 2 That a copy of NI CE 2 bedroom house for rent this ord inance shall be certified w th double car garage n ce by the V llag& Clerk of the yard Phone 992 2502 County Auditor 7 7 3tc SEC TION 3 That this or Notice IS hereby given In compliance w1lh dinance Is hereby declar ed to be UNFURNISHED apt 2 an emergency m easure Seclton 5715 17 of the Oh10 Rev1sed Code that bedroCJm Phont 992 2780 or n ecessa ry tor the preservat on 992 3.432 the lax returns of Metgs County for the year of the public pea ce health 7 2 tfc safety comfort and welfare of 1974 have been rev1sed and the valuat1ons the I nhabitants of the V l lage of UNFURNISHED home l 4 Pomeroy n that sold notes must completed and are open for public Inspection rooms utility room enef bath be authorized to support c:on garage 1655 Point Lane at the office of the County Auditor In the Court structlon co ntracts for the Phone 992 387-4 proposed waterwork s lm House Pomeroy Ohio 7 2 ttc provement and It sh~ll tekteffect upon Its adoption 2 BEDROOM mobile home With Complaints ~galnst any valuation or Adopted June 24 1914 el r c onditioning in Racine assessment except the valuations fixed and O&le E Sm th Mayo r area Phone 992 5858 ATTEST Jane Walton 7 2 He assessments made by the Tax Commissioner Clerk ot covncll sumer occupant of a prem ise eac h consumer occupant mus.t be supp led with a meter Where it Is phySically l mposs ble or lmpracHcsl to attach a meter to eac h consume r oc c upant s premise the utility shall make a f\1!11 rate service charge of S4 20 per consumer' occupan t n add ton to the regular meter cha r ge If any consumer oc cupant f!llll to pay the wat er rent when due or vlo ates anV rule of the ut I tv the water mev be turned off from such prem ise Until the rent Is paid CERTIFICATE and the rules of the utility The l.lnderslgned Clerk of com plied with Council Pomeroy Oh io herebv SECtiO N 2 That thl t or ce rtifies that the foregoing Is e dlnance Is hereby dec ared to be true and corr•ct copy of Or an emergency measure ..,dlnance No 1550 28 adopted by nec essa ry for the preservation ~llld CO\InC I on th• lAth da'f Of ot tht pub! c peace hel!llth ~ June 191" and that on :lAth d&V sa rety com fort and we fare of of June 1974 she flied a cer the i nhabitant s of the VH!age of t lfled copy thereof with the Pomerov In that said ratn must County Auditor of Me gs be ncreased to sUpport County Ohio borrowings In anticipation or Jane Walton wate-rworks revenues for Clerk or Council propo f$ d waterwork s lm Pom a roy Ohio provement and It shall take The undersigned Countv effect upon Itt adoption Auditor of Me igs County Ohio Adopted June 2• 1974 h ereby acknowl edges rece pt of Oal e E Sm lth Mayor a ce rtif ied copy of the forego ing Attest Jane Wa ton ordlnanct C t rk. ot Council James E Roush (1J2921C Count)' Auditor I•Jalled MANAGER Now Open for Business Water Elednc Gas Sewer L es In stalled Work guaran teed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L mestooe & Ftll D~rt CommerCia r Res1denlla I Con~truct~on & Remqdel Water L1nes and Power ONE TV antenna black end white- tv tape record.;!r reels small bicvc e Phone 992 3429 7 9 3tp Must be able to handle JO lbs Steady work for next 30 days We pay $1 60 per hour • DITaiiNG SERVLCE BENNY BRANHAM 197.t KAWASAKI 500 Cal 992 5891 7 9 3tp OORN PUU!RS Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens Ohto CAN ----..---------- Free Estimate-s PHONE 992-5476 E MAIN STREET POMEROY - Lube 011 F1Her - Tune Up l/.t mite ns de- city limit on r'lgh1 corner B rc.k St and Rt 124 Moved to Rutland ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY Street 10 WILSON'S PENNZOIL ------------- 12-15 lUMAlU on 3rd Oh1o Hours 9-6 Weekda.,s 'II' t Wefkends HELP WANTED SOLID VlNYt. SIOING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Armstrong llnoltum --------- J&B AUTO BODY DECORATING Wall Paper V•nvl W•ll Fabric 1969 RAMe,LER 6 cvlinder tSSO Phone 997. 7631 1 s tf c For Sale HOME WIU.'S CARPET &INTERIORS C 60 Call -------------- ------------- Notl(e REASON ABLE -- ' Auto Sales NEED mmec:t etely a caretaker tor Qs County Memory Gardens PhOnt 992 ROUND baled barley straw In 774;0 fletd Cucumbers and green ........_ 7 9 Otc beans VIctor sw~ n Racine Ohio Phone 9.49 3718 Please BABYSITTER needed fe e free to use my yard for referentes requ red Phone your parking 992 2034 7 9 3tp 7 9 Jtp l7 FT WALK through boat 35 h p Evinrude motor 15 tt Jra ler all equ pped tnqu re at 159 North F fth St Mid dltport r ght behind post ott ce 7 9 Jlp POM~!~!v~~!~~ CO. l{ji) Middleport Personal Notes Mr and Mrs J Paul Grueser Middleport had as Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Mtlchell McCale daughter Maureen of Parkersburg w Va Mr and Mrs Raymond Mtller and daughter and granddaugh ter and Mrs Royal Thomas Col umbus were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Ben Turner Mtd dleport They also VISited m Racme wtth the Owen Watson family Spendmg several days here wtth her parents was Mrs Dale Roush of Apple Creek Mrs C 0 Chapman of Rutland will leave Thursday for Dallas Texas to attend the weddmg of her granddaughter Peggy Vandemark daughter Of Mr and Mrs Robert Van demark of Sprmgfteld Va to Michael Murray ol Dallas Followmg the weddmg Mrs Chapman wtll go to Sprmgfteld for a VISit wtth tile Vandemark famtly NEAT &Q:greu lve nd vidual needfd to fit vocancv n well estab ;sned company ooad weekly earn ngs p u1 bonus Cell 992 1046 7 9 ltc 1971 FORD< WH DRIVE $2195 Sport Custom 8 Pickup white over dark rec:t V 8 engine .(! speed trans radio good tires loaded with extr~s • • ® 2 SIGNS NEED to h•\lt a mlddie aged ptrlan to stav In my hom• or 10 do IIOhf housework for me Phone 99? 1174 7 s 41p jo .__ • • Help Wanted r --:-7------=-- BARBECUE SLATED 1550 05 BULK SALES OF The New Haven Auxiliary of WATER Bulk sales of water be furnished at a rat e of tile Volunteer Ftre Department shall s 1 40 per thousand gallons here is sponsormg a Chicken except bulk sales to Middleport wh ch s based on contra ct Bar B-Que on Saturday July between the two towns 4t 40c 13 at the Ctty Building In New per thousand 0 0\' TWO OR MORE Haven Proceeds wtll be used CO155 NSUMER S ON ONE lor tile benefit of tile Ftre SE RVI CE P PE Where water s suppU ed from a single service Department pipe or to more than one con July 3 7 and Jul y 10 14 Patio Theater The musJC and the mag1c , WIGS For a "' Cotmelfct frle~gfd line Of and someone to ~ 1trvlc1 9 ve me 1 ,.. 11 c at With 1 Orown 9975ll3 Helen J~nt served to 25 members by Ralph and Cora Webb Ca ll 594 5010 FORD Not1ce Ice cream and cake were International Lnvue Standing I By United Preu International North w I pet 1 b Rochester 45 30 600 Sy ra cuse 41 32 595 To edo 35 45 438 12 : b~ Al&n )»y Lerne P11wtucket 28 48 368 17 2 and F' Cdtl de Loewe South w 1 pet July 17 21 and 24 28 M em J)h Is 46 30 605 g b Richmond 45 32 584 ~ 1 Forum Theater Charleston J5 41 461 1 T d ewa ter 26 49 347 19 " Ttcket Office Hours Monday s Resutts Memphis 3 R chm ond 2 lOam to 2p m and 5 to 9p Pawtucket 9 Sy rec u•e 0 Monday through Saturday To edo 7 Rochester S Sunday bouts 12 noon to Sp Charleston -4 Tidew8fer 0 CAPRA CHOSEN POTM • SAN FRANCISCO ( UP!) Buzz Capra a bu!lpen pitcher for the New York Meta laat year today was chosen aa lhe National League 8 Player of tile Montll lor June alter ~ turning in a ~ rerord for the • Atlanllt Braves Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Perry's streak, 4-3 and the bitterness and frustra San Francisco 5 Montreal 4 In and Steve Brye drove In two Brewers • White Su 5 ts winless since Dick WiUlana lion of tile 3.'>-year-old nght- 10 tnnlngs New York 2 San runs apiece to back lhe seven Mike Hegan pinch-hit a two- took over ao manager on July hal'lder were obvious (EIDITOR'S NOTE UPI Sports Edltor Millon Richman Is on Diego I Los Angeles 4 hit pitching of Bert Blyleven run hOOller for tile vlcrory wltll I just stood lhere and Philadelphia 0 Atlanta 5 The TwiN gave Blyleven all one out In lhe bottom of lhe I va~•Uon In his absence his column Is being written by UPI watched that bail go through Pittsburgh 0 and Houston 4 St tile support he needed In a four 12th lnmng The White Sox had sporto writers In various parts or the country ) Thts Weeks Spec•a• the mf!e!d and I told myself Louis I run second Inning tllat featured gone ahead with one run In the By MIKE RABUN tllere s nQ. using staying out Royals 5 Red Sox 0 a two-run homer by Soderholm top of the Inning on a double by UPI Sports Writer there Perry said Steve Bus~y allowed only and a run-ocoring triple by Carlos May and a single by The Indians were wttllm two tllree hits In pitching his lh1rd Kuslck DALLAS (UP!) - Somewhere on the afternoon •f Nov 29 the Ken Henderson outs of victory m tile bottom of shutout of tile season 'l'ony World Football League whtch presents Its ftrst pubhc efforts Yankees 12 Rangers 5 Orioles 8 Angels 5 tile mntll when Joe Rud! tripled Solatta s bases loaded double In Wednesday night wtll hold tis tmll~l champtonshtp game Jun Mason tied a major Balhmqre scored five of! the rlghtf!eld fence and the ltfth drove In tllree of league record by hitting four unearned runs tn tile first It appears qutte hkely the I'FL s title <'Ontesl wtll not be USED CARS' . confused wtth the Super Bowl Tenace foilowed wtlh a sacrl Kansas. City s runs and George doubles to pace a 19-hit New Inning on two errors a hit ' !tee ny to lie tile game 3-3 Roger Staubach at least does not behe\e he has them con Brett hit a bases-empty homer York attack tllat also Included batter and four singles and tllen fused In the lOU. Pat Bourque TWins 8 Tigers 2 a two-run homer by Bobby held on to hand the Angels tllelr walked and his pmch runner And that IS one of the reasons the Dallas Cowboy quarterback Enc Soderholm Craig Kuslck Murcer mntll successtve loss Callforma Johh Odom was sacrlftced to bas not JOtned Larry Csonka J1m Kuck Paul Warlteld Calvm second before Washmgton s Hill Ken Stabler Daryle Lamomca Ted Kwahck Charley wmmng two-out btl Harraway Paul Robmson and Vtrgd Carter m jwnptng to lhe Stereo tape vinyl roof Perry gave up only SIX hits WFL :\ power windows air' Staubach IS nolhmg tf he IS not compehtive and competition and struck out 13 and took a 3 2 happens w be the subJect lor today s dtscusswn lead mto tile bottom of the mntll on the strengtll of When lhe WFL opens m Ph1ladelphta Memphis Chicago batterymate Dave Duncan s Btrmmgham and Orlando 1t wtll do so wtlh an assortment of players whtch no one IS gomg to pretend IS of a htgher caltber condolences for commg close two-run homer m tile seventh Alter all tt would have been lhan that playmg --or striking - m the NFL Elsewhere m tile AL Kansas Las Vegas oddsmaker Jtmmy The Greek Snyder has called one lhmg for Perry who has City blanked Boston 5-0 Alter leadmg most of lhe Chmky was their top rebounder Meadows 10-2-22 Pearch 2-0-4 Youll ~JkeOurQua l ty It mmor league football and has dechned to declare the hkely only a 2-9 record agamst Mmnesota topped Detroit 6-2 game Mark V had to come with 15 Brauer 7-4 18 Way of Oolng Business wmners of WFL games Oakland m hiS tllree AL New York routed Texas 12-S from behmd to nip the Metgs The M I was topped by GMAC FINANCING Pomeroy National ( ().3) 992 5142 Pomeroy He does however have an opiniOn on the WFL s surVlval seasons to get beaten by Milwaukee edged Chtcago 6-S Inn s Rajun Cajuns 58 54 Doxte Walters who dropped m Dodson 12 2 26 Walburn 2-0-4 Open Even1ngs Ttl6 oo potential He makes 11 on!) even money Reggie Jackson or Gene Tena m 12 mmngs and Baltimore Mark V was led In scormg by a game htgh 21 pomts and 18 Buck I 0 2 Hensler 3 1 7 Tti5PM Sat So 11 Will be that durmg tile first year of WFL extstence and for ce Its qwte anotller to get edged Cahlorma 6-5 Lamar Coates wttll 18 Chinky rebounds Also Bill Vaughan Crawford 10-1•21 Sanders 3-1 7 beaten by Claude!! Wash~ngton a few more years after that if there are any the new league wtll NatLonal League scores were Ferguson 15 and Dave Ftfe 10 had 16 pom ts Dean Schroch 11 not be discllSSfd m terms of who 1s wmmng or losmg but how rebounds Mark V Is now 3-0 many people there are m tile stands and how much red mk ts The other undefeated team m betng kPnt m tl•e supply closets tile league The Dally Sentinel And nus• be ball •rsome to most football players to have edged the Citizens National thetr efforts 1 elar,ate~ something of secondary unportance Bank 57-50 as Tom Walters pumped m 8 last quarter Which bnngs "' bach to Staubach and compehtwn points Walters was second on Staubachwould ha ,e beenahkelytargetfor theWFL Others ,ugge• cd whun that he at least talk to the WFL people his team to 6-1 Ron Logan who but Staubach n er dtd dumped m 22 pomts and 17 A lew months ago Staubach who at 32 has played only ftve There wtll be a new cham charged wttll the loss Cheshrre and PI Pleasant rebounds For tile I 2 C N B years of p o ball because or his naval commttment began pwn lhiS year at the 16th An Denms Etchmger had 14 pomts Tomght s games feature negollations "'th Cowboy management A week or so ago 1t was nual Kyger Creek Little Vmton agamst tile Middleport Fruth s vs Racme Ftrst game and 15 rebounds Tom Karr had starts at 6 o clock announced that terms had been reached and a contract stgned 16 pomts League lndtans Gallipolis Atllletics vs ~8so > The Cowboys usually do not announce the stgnmg of veteran I That was assured Monday 6-5 Mttchell Meadows con '17 51 ";)~50 b J~ player$ but m this case !hey gleefully dtd so What wtth some mght tile opemng night of tile 6 tinued hiS lorrtd scormg as he ~./ Sl J7 1:/J S, vets gomg to the WFL and the others on strtke tile club needed tournament when Owens ftred banged m 22 pomts to lead SJ 58 "'? some happy news to spread around Lwgi s to a 72-68 wm over the a one httter to lead the ¥¥ 59 Staubach has nothmg whatsoever agamst the WFL Pomeroy National Bank Pomeroy Yankees to a ~ ¥3 • 8 It allows more people to play professtonal football for one victory over Green the 1973 Meadows a M H S JuniOr also ¥l 9 tllmg satd Staubach It IS great for tile young players grabbed 14 rebounds He defendmg champ ¥1 • t 10 Major League Standtngs Ansi you certamly can t crlttctze any .p!Byer for gomg to tile 7 35 om recetved excellent help from ¥• Dyer collected the only htl off By Un ted Press International Atfanta (M orto n 10 7) at WFL 'vou have wlook at each player as an mdiVIdual case But I Owens a ftfth mrung smgle Jl • Nat1onal League P ttsburgh (EI s 3 7 7 35 p m caboose Brauer 18 pomts and didn t think 1t was the thing for me East ll St Lou s (C ~rt s 4 91 at 16 rebounds and Mtke Sayre Porneroy meanwht1 e w I pel • b Houston {0 erker 6 41 8 35 Then Staubach got down to 11 He brought out one of tile strong slammed mne hits Top hitters St Lou s With 16 pOints 43 39 524 J7 reasons --not tile only one but one of tile key ones- that wtll keep for the winners were Li tUe and Ph lade ph a 42 4 1 '06 1 ' Pm Wednesday s Games Danny Dodson gave P N B a ~ Montrea l 16 rs h 39 41 488 3 San 0 ego at New York him and perhaps a great deal of other players m the NFL ~7 ~~ 7 m a losmg tremendous effort Roush wttll two hits each while P ttsburg h 36 44 450 6 C ncinnat at Chic11go (B lJ 18 Even If the WFL does become established he satd 11 wtll Call Taylor Norton and Ch cago 36 44 450 6 San Fr an at Montreal n ght cause wtth 26 pomts and 10 36 46 439 7 :30::t.C:I ~1 q L os Angeles at Ph ta n ght take tl a while to do so And m that mterun pertod 1f I was m the Owens each had one safety New York West rebounds Also m double Atl anta at P ttsburgh n ght ... league It would take away my competillve spmt at best w I pet g b St Lou sa t Houston n ght ftgures was Randy Crawford Brown was the )osmg pitcher Los Ange les 59 27 686 That was one of the things I thought about I JUst wouldn t wtth 21 pomts and 14 rebounds Tlie Galhpohs Yankees won Cine nnat 47 36 566 ' want wgive up the tdea of bemg compel! live A tlanta 45 41 S23 10 14 A mer can League Box Scores the opemng game of the Houston 44 41 518 East M 14 ' rournament 9-3 over Btdwell San Franc sco 38 d8 44 2 w 1 pet 9 b ark V (3-0)- Ferguson 7 Any way you f1gure f you beneflf from the continuing 36 53 404 Cleveland 45 36 556 0-14 Coates 11-2 18 Htll 6-U John Armstrong T Adams San D ego personar service of an mdependent 1nsurance 11gent 24 ' Bait more Mondays Results As Independent agents we are Insurance spec allsfsMark Sheets K Caudtll and C San Fran 5 Montrea l 4 10 nns Boston i~ ~~ l~? , Bootll 6-2-8 Ftle 6-0-10 professionally tra ned and qualified to analyze your New York 2 San D ego 1 Detro t 43 40 518 3 Metgs In~ (12) - D W Sanders led tile attack w!tll two Los Ange es 4 Ph1 ade ph a 0 protection Aeeds M !waukee 41 41 500 4 2 Ak hits each C Dertfteld and B At ant a 5 P ttsburgh o New York We see that you have enough Insurance carefully 39 4 3 " 6 6 ers 9-3-21 R Sayre 2-2~ Houston 4 Sf L ou s 1 selected from among several com pet ng companies We help STATE FARM West Vaughan 7 2-16 Burney 1.().2 Weaver each had one btl (On ly games scheduled) keep your msurance up to date keep you Informed of w I pet g b Schr k D Shaw Ptlchford and Today s Probable P tchers O"kland ~7 37 560 OC 4--1 9 Changes In replacement costs-suggest adjusting your (All T mes EDT) Kansasc ly 42 39 519 30 DallySentinel (3-0) - Logan coverage to changes 1n your personal situation Berry had Btdwell s tllree htts C nclnnat ( B II ngham 8 6) at Texas 42 ot3 494 5h Because we serve you first we have your Interest at Armstrong was the wmner Ch c age <Stone 3 2) 2 30 p m Ch eago 40 41 494 h 1().2-22 T Walters 7-4-18 Hart 5 heart If vou have an accident we are at your side to helD Y.ou Sa n Franc sco (B rad ey 7 8) Ju~ M nnesota 37 47 440 10 4..()..8 Moyer 4 1 9 while Cordell took the loss at Montreal (Bar 2 2 8 05 Cal fern a get your cllum settled qu1ckly and fairly without red tape 32 54 372 16 Rely on us for complete worry free Insurance protection for Letart won last mght s finale pm Mondays Results Citizens Nattonal (12) your car home or business carl or see us now San 0 ego !S p ner 4 31 at Kansas C ty 5 Boston o Etchlnger 7.().14 Ritchie &-2 12 7 3 over Mtddleport s Reds New STEVE SNOWDEN York (Mat ack 7 5 a 05 M !waukee 6 Ch cage 5 12 nns Cremeans 0 " , A Dodson " INSURANCE 0 Wtlltam D Chtlds Fortune Hupp Mtchael p m M nnesota 6 Detro t 2 ~ u-vMiddleport Oh1o ® Los Ange es <Down ng 2 3 at New York 12 Texas 5 4 T Karr 8-0-16 Wolfe and Parson led lhe Ph ade ph a (Tw tch e 1 3 11 Baltimore 6 Ca forn la 5 wmners w1th one htt each Oak and 4 Cleveland 3 Lwgt S (2-1) - Boggs 4-0-11 Today s Probable Fl' 1chers M Sayre 8-0-16 Price 2..()..4 Stewart had three ht Is m a (All T mes EDT) Mater League Leaders losmg effort while Demosky Texas ( B 11 10> at Boston FOR ASSISTANCE CALL THE Middleport Oh 1o By Un ted Press Internal onal (C leveland 6 6 7 30 p m added two htls Wolfe was tile GALLIPOLIS OFFICE 446 4290 Lhdmg Batters Ch• cago (Gossa ge 0 2) at National League wmmng pttcher Stewart was M waukee (Slaton 7 10 8 30 eporl Pomeroy 0 Tuesday July 9 1974 EitSV Terms! Free Delivery! MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATI MAlON W v.. 7711Sf2 • �' 7- The Dally Sentinel Mlddl At~etics~~ap Today's Sport Parade By IRA MILLER UP! Sports Writer Gaylord Perry Is the unhapp1 est 15-2 pitcher m the world today and 1t s a pretty good bet you never heard of the guy who caused that condttlon Claudell Washmgton wtth only a weekend m tile maJor leagues behind htm slngled home the wlnmng run In tile lOU. Inning Monday mght to gtve the Oakland As a 4.:! vtctory over Perry and the Cleveland Indtans and end Perry s wlnntng streak at 15 games Hls streak ended one vtcrory shy or tymg lhe league s ail time record of 16 and was the longest m tile Amencan League In a smgle season for 40 years But Perry wasn t m a mood to accept any mce try - ,1, 73 CAPRIC£ COUPE Mark V, Daily Sentinel and Luigis notch wins •2895 Karr & Van tandt New champion assured in K yger creek LL Tournament I An In d epen d ent Insurance agen IS a man you can count on z , "" " OFFICE CLOSED For Vacat100 July 6 Thru 13 Downing-Childs Agency, Inc. bbr • g ab r h pet Gar r All as 355 46 28 36 1 Sm th StL 73 257 38 87 339 Gross Hou 80 276 47 93 ~37 Cash Ph I 83 340 55 106 318 74 258 J9 82 318 z sk P t Sc hmdt Ph 83 275 50 87 316 • Ga rve y LA 85 349 52 110 315 Gr ubb SD 78 255 33 80 314 Geronm Cn 71 191 36 60 314 Bucknr LA 74 297 39 93 313 A mer can League g ab r h pet Carew M n 80 322 46; 123 382 Hargrov Tx 64 196 27 68 347 Madd x NY 62 182 32 61 335 Randle Tex 77 253 37 BJ 328 Stanton Cal 54 201 26 66 328 Orta Ch 64 220 36 n 327 Jackson Ok 14 254 47 82 323 Rob nsn B 77 283 21 90 318 Braun M n 70 245 27 76 318 M cRae KC 79 278 41 88 317 Home Runs Nattonal League Cedeno Hou and Wynn LA 19 Schm dt Ph I 18 Ben ch C n 15 Perez C n Garvey LA and Stargell P tt 1.4 American League D A en Ch 22 Hendr ck Clev May berry I<C and Jackson Oak 16 Horton Det and Briggs M 1 15 Runs Batted In National League Cedeno Hou 70 Garvey LA 64 Cey and Wynn LA lind Sc hm dt Ph I 61 A m e r 1 c a n League Bur rough s Tex 69 D Allen Ch 60 Rudl Oak 56 Br ggs M 55 K H ende r son Ch and Jackson Oak 5l Pltch1ng National League John LA 13 2 MeG othen St L 12 4 Mar sha LA 11 3 Lonborg Ph I 11 7 Griff n Hou 10 3 Brett P tt 10 5 Morton At and Carlton Ph 10 7 Roger s Mil 10 9 American League- G Perry Ciev 15 2 Wood Chi 14 9 Hli er Oet 11 6 Tlant Bos Jl 7 Busby KC and Hunter Oak 11 8 B bby rex 11 10 Now. 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Applt,nce service m1n wtfh lcnowltdae o~ refr~.-"ratlon Vacation & travel "Y Calha Aetnger.. tioo Co pt. .. nt- -446 4066 1971 DODGE CORONEl $1495 4 Door 1 owner new car trade in good 1st line fires spotless Interior small V 8 engine automaftc trans the right size - the r ght price -------- ------- 4 Hllfc RUMMAGE Sate 1JO SoVi11 Fj fth Avenue M i ddleport Ohio Mondav through Friday 1 1 Sic -------------- RUMMAGE Sa le- 124 Fa rlane Dr ve M ddlepor' lu~ ott Grant Sf Lots. ol ch ldren s ctothe.s and m sc Y a m to 4 pm 7 7 3tc 1971 CHEVROLET PICKUP 8 wide body 6 cyl engine stand tires blue finish wllh clean cab __ ---------- Racine OES initiates two Two candidates were mttiated on Monday evening July 1 when Racme Chapter No 134 0 E S met m regular sesswn at the stated meeting Worthy Matron Lillian Weese and • Wortlly Patron Ralph Webb prestded m tile East Several receptions of grand appomtments were read m cludmg a receplton for tile grand Page Avenell George Ntght at and Fnends Rarrlsonvtlle for tile Chapters of Me•g& County on September 12 Areception lor Grand Page Nancy R1ley and the Fnends Ntght lor the Chapters of Washington Co at Manetta on Sept 24 A receptiOn for tile Deputy Grand Matron Louanna Locke at Amesvtlle on Sept 28 A Grand Vtsltat!on of tile Worthy Grand Matron Vera Thornwn at Beverly Chapter on September 17 A reception lor lhe Grand Sen tine! Howard I Shull and Grand Representative Mary Shull on October 12 at tile Alexander School hosted by Atllens Chapter The chatrwoman of the Ways and Means Comm1ttee Qpal Dtddle reported tllerr project was very successful The Worthy Matron declared tile chapter recessed through the month of August wtlh the next regular meeting wbe held on Sept 2 Hostesses lor tills meeting wtll be Delores Wolle and Cathy Wood SEE REDS Mrs Sadie Thuener Syracuse and grandchildren Cheryl and Ted Lehew Pomeroy spent Friday and Saturday in Cincinnati where they attended a baseball game and visited wltll relatives BROWNS SIGN TWO CLEVELAND (UPI) - Vet eran guards John Demarle and Bubbe Pena have signed mu!U year conlracts with the Cleveland Browns Demarie a starter who Ia coming off surgery lor a rorn shOulder muscle, ta entering hilt eighth aeaaon with Ute Brown• Pena has been plagued by Injuries a!nce beginning the 1972 seaaon 118 a resuJar $2m tro~~ns ---------M, radio like new __ _________ ~ POMEROY OHIO Nollce BEAT the hun I ng season rush 0'.1 I archery eQulpmenl 30 pet off McKinney s Arrow Shop 249 Un on Avenue 2 we eks only 7 9 6fp -------------- VACA NCY for 2 ambu atory mae patents at Syracuse Nursing Home Call 992 3707 1 9 5tc ----------...... -- GARAGE Sa e Fr day Md Sa t July 12 and 13 Mrs Jean Stout Syracuse Oh o 7 9 :Jtc -------------- MEIGS County Humane Soc ety Thr ft Shop open 10 a m I I • 30 p m every Fr day and Sa1u rday New used stock arr v ng week y Cloth ng co lect b es appl ances treasure5 ecords p ctures books larnps toys Located across from Pomeroy Post Off ce 5 12 ffc WANTED 10 rent a 3 bedroom home n cou ntry for coupe .Will I urn sh have references pre fer on T P Water system Wr te Box 204 M dd leport Oh o 45760 7 7 3tp ORDINANCE NO 1550 29 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCES NOS 1550 01 1550 02 1550 05 and 1S50 09 TO RAISE THE RATE$ FOR WAlE~ SERVICE PQESCRIBED THEREBY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE T ORDAINED by th e Co un c I of th e V llage ot Pomeroy Meigs County Oh o SECT ON 1 That Ord nan ces Nos 1550 01 1550 02 1550 OS and' 1550 09 be and the same are hereby amended to read as f.o lows 1550 01 RATES METERED AND NON METERED The f o tow ng rate s for metered serv ces and non metered serv ce and other serv ce for res dents. of th e V llag e of Pomeroy water consumers on th e U S Route 33 n Sat sb ur v Town sh p near Rock Spr ngs water cons umer s on State Route 124 n ear M nersv lie and other consumers are as fo lows Metered Ser'v ce F rst 2 ooo Ga Soi 20 N ext 2 000 Gal 168 p er 100 Ga l NeiCt 10 000 Ge 14 per 100 Gal Nex t 15 000 Ga \26 per 100 Ga A I ov er 30 000 Ga l 09 1 per 100 Ga l Consumers on the Athens Road ex tens on outs de the corporat on sha 1 be charged a m n m urn of $6 00 per m o nth Rate schedule above shall app y as wr tten after f rst step Consumers on M i nersv i lle Road outs de the corporal on sha I pay rate schedu e above unt I such t me as a new rna n s +n sta.ll ed at wh ch t me rate sha I be sa m e as Athens Road co nsumers M n mum cha rge for M etered Se rv c:e Thr u ') meter $4 20 per month Thru -ve meter u 20 per month Thru 3~ meter 57 28 per month Thru I meter $14 56 per month Thru 1 ' meter $24 36 per month Thru 2 meter $43 68 per month Thru 4 meter S84 94 per month Thru ~ meter Sl57 74 per month Bills are due on or before the 10tt'l of each month B lis not pad by the 10th are sub te et to a pena ty of 10 percent 1550 02 F LAT RATE SER VICE Unmetered C'tln sumers shatl b e furn shed water upon th e bass of a m n1m um charge of S-4 20 per month except n cases where meters are removed to prevent freez ng in svch case charges will be based upon c onsumers average mon thly c on sumpt ons 1~67 CORTINA Englllh Ford A Business Services 1 '""P" Phone 992 3992 7 9 3tc 1974 CHEVROLET 1"1 ton piCkup V 8 DUtD motCJr Excellent condfflon t 3 300 Phone 949 S7<tt 7 9 ltc: - -- 11 CHEV dump rruck urles ~OOCf c:ond ton 742 5770 '1 s 6fl) on Speceall C•rpel Rem nants Free Est1mates \969 MUSfANG Festbac_k, for sale 6 cyl sfd e:~Ccettent con d l t on Pr.on t 99'2 2075 7 7 61p Located ~ac•ne -------- l ' H P ESKA Outboard motor excetter'lf cond t lon May be seen .!It Gravely Tra c tor Slles Pomeroy 7 9 3tp - Wash& Wax Produced from a special vinyl c.om pound made by B F Goodr ch and Monsanto 5 times lh cker than metal s ding W 11 not dent c h p rot rust or c rack peel chalk FREE_HOME ESTIMATES SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS PICKERS AND -------------- PICKENS FARMS YARD sa te 692 Plum St M ddteport across from sw mm ng pool Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday 7 8 2tc --Em pfoyment Wanted -----~--~- WILL haul sand grave f eld d rt or topso I Conta ct Dale Teaford 992 3224 7 2 12t c: --- ---------For Sale PIGS for sa e Phone Coo v lie 667 3687 after 5 p m 7 8 3tc For Rent 3 ROOM FURN I SHE D APT AIR CONDITIONED BE SEE N BY APPOINTMENT CA LL 992 2053 LOCATED AT 516 SOUTH FOURTH MIDDLEPORT 7 8 3tc -------------- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 15.50 7.7 BY PROVIDING A DIFFERENT PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF BONOS AND A DIFFERENT DATE FOR THE ONE YEAR BONO ANTICIPATION NOTES AUTHORIZED THEREBY AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY BE IT ORDAINED by the Co unc of the V l age of Pomeroy Me gs County Oh o SEC TION 1 That Sect ons 1 and 3 of Ordinance No 1550 27 adopted May 20 1974 and heretofore read ng as follOW!$ Sect on 1 That t Is hereby declared necessary n order to rpeserve th e pub c peace hea lth safety comfort and welfare of the nhab tants of the village to ssue bonds of the V liege of Pomeroy Oh o n the pr nc: pa of 5300 ooo for th e purpose of mak ng m provements to the waterworks system of the v llage ltn&s All work done by tM foot Of" contract Also dozer work and sephc tanks 1n $11 95 950 16 9.S K&H ROOFING Route 1 7 9 31p ------------- ONE Bucksk n r ein ng hOrse and 1 three yr o d getdlno Call 992 6680 or see Mike J ones Pomeroy 7 7 3fp ________ ---- -------------- ------------- HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS CASH paid for all ma1tes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 -423 9531 4 13 ftc k ng? any others we 1 give you profess onal roor for less Call 992 4952 For Estimates of Any Type 4,000 BTU '109.95 These s zes also ava1lable Mobile Homes For Sale MOB LE home 55x10 two tipouts partly furnished ask no $2 700 Phone (304) 773 5428 7 7 7tp 65 12 MOB LE hom e 3 bedroom bath llv ng room hall and 2 bedrooms car p eted Phone 992 7751 6 16 ffc X 1971 LANCER 2 bedroom tra ter E~Cce ent cond ton Cell (304 l 773 548 1 Mason W Va 6 30 1tc 1972MOBILE home Hillcres1 3 bedroom 141C70 reasonable must se ll Rutland Oh o Phone 742 6882 7 8 6tp POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone 9'11'2 2181 NEW 1974 ZIG ZAG SEW NG MACHINES In orgnal factory carton Zlg zag to make buttonholes sew on buttons monograms and make fancl des igns w th just the twist o a single dial Left In lay a way and never been used Will sell for only: 547 cash or terms ava !able Phone 992 2653 7 8 tfc 811114 Frtday 8 hll12 Noon For Rent Real Estate For Sale ONE new a I electr c 3 bedroom Sl9 900 and 3 other homes PhOne 992 3975 or 992 2571 6 5 tfc 3 BEDROOM mob e home pract ca y new 973 mode 65x 12 S tuated on 2 acre pr vate lot at the new Far v ew Heigh ts Add ton l~ge garden area already planted 12x12 stor age bu d ng 36x12 pat io new underp nn ng and cus tom steps mob e hom e equ pped w th modern house typ e tur n ture heavy duty Wh r lpool washer and dryer Broy e H II so fa maple hutch deep freeze n ew end tab es lamps and other furn lur e S12 000 tor all Phone 992 2335 ..___ 7 2 7tc ____________ GallipOliS RACINE 2 STORY PERM A STONE 3 BR LARGE MODERN K TCHEN 1 ' BATHS CARPET THROUGHOUT F ULL BA SE MENT 2 CAR GARAGE ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENT ES -------------- - ------------- -------------- Properties selhng 1 We need listings throughout Me1gs County We offer vou 10 years exP.ertence rn sale of property ....., 3 lllfc rRAILE~ Br owns Court 992 332.4 ~---- Auto ;,.1115 Trailer s ------ 29 tfc 1969 CHEVY "rownlm!ln atatlon wagon S1 195 oood cond l11on Phone 992 7620 5 24 ---· ---------- tfc SEPTIC TAN KS cleaned Modern San tat on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 tic -------------- READY MIX CO N CRETE del vered r Q.,ht to your prorect Fest afd easy Free estimates Phone 992 3284 Goegleln Ready Mix Co M id dleport Ohio 6 30 Me NEW ~!STING - older home gas furance and 2 n ce carport w1th pony barn ' ----- Good 8 room 200 000 BTU nat 3 bedrooms den porches Double shop Henhouse & MARKET - N1ce tiuslness for young couple to nvest n All stock and some f xiur es go Gas pumps n front BUILDING ~OT - 122x150 tn the country n ea r Chester Lays well Only $1800 00 NEW ~!STING - 1 year old 5 bedroom home Ni ce car petlng Modern k tchen lovely dining room with balcony Rad ant heat full basement w~th (a m ly room garage and utility Thermo pane windows and large landscaped l ot $42 400 00 YOUR HOME IS A, SAFEGUARD AGA IN ST II:'FLATION IF. PRICES GO DOE S YOUR 6 13 tfc -~-- _,.- -- S Ew NG MACH NES Repa'l' ser vice a ll makes 992 2284 The Fabric Shop Pomeroy Author z~d S nger Sales and Serv ce We Sha rpen Scissors 3 29 ttc ] , .d.1rd ',r Hr 111,. r ' Ill M<·( i1.r •:rt ':ll r•· •·l l'onwroy. Ohw ;)71-.'1 DOZER work and clear ng by the acre hourly or contra ct farm ponds roads etc Largf: dozer and operator w th over 20 years ex per ence Pull ns Excavating Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 7478 12 19 tfc EXCAVATING do7er loader and ba ckhoe work septic tanks nstalled dump trucks and lo boys for h re will haul i 11 dirt top soil I mestone and gravel Ca I Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n g ht phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 11 tfc 0 DE LL Allnement located on Route 124 and County Rd 5 Crossroads c:om p et e front end tuneup and brake serv ce Please ca ll for I!IPPO ntmenf 7<12 3232 5 24 lfc - • • ----------T COUNTRY SliREO 92.1 WMPO.fM Mtddle~l Pomero1 ZfNITH ~;OLOR TV e e BLACK l l & WHITE TV • e STEREO JAMES E. ROUSH . ---------------""'----- ' AU TOMO 8 I L e,lrlSU'raii"ce .been c~nc:e led? Lost your operators I cense Ca ll 992 7•28 6 1~tfc V1rqd l\ of Ohio will be heard by the County Board of Revision at tis office '" the Court House Pomeroy Ohio on or after August 26 1974 Compla1nts must be made In wrlt1ng on blanks furnished by the County Auditor and filed 111 his office on or before the time hmltecl for payment of taxes for the first half year or at any ltme during which taxes are received l;ly the County Treasurer without penalty for lhe first half year Auditor of Me1gs County - --=------------ TEAFORD -------------- __ __________ _ -- ----------~- NEED a new hou se or ,:-;;;OdeJ an old one? A I types home repa r s and bu ding Ca 94\' 3632 1 3 12tc PH. 992-2259 OR 992-2568 -------------- PRIVATE mtetlng roorn for any org•nl:l:atlon phone 9•2 3975 -- SE PTIC 11ANK S AROBI C SEWAGE S YSTEM S CLEANED REPAIRED M I LLER SA NITATION STEWART OHIO PH 662 3035 10 4 tfc C BRADFORD Auct oneer Comolete Service Phone 949 3821 or 949 3161 Ra e ne Ohio Cr tf Bradford 5 1 tfc NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS -------------- ------------ ------~-- --- ....... 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · ,u,~PiOF'ESR~Y 3 AND A ROOM furnished and unfurnished apartments Phone 992 543.4 4l2tfc -- ~ SEPT C TANKS cleaned reasonable rates Ph d46 4782 Ga 1po s "John Russell owner and operator 5 12 ffc WISEMAN Contact Us For In Real Estate -----------AGENCY are Pets For Sale -=--=------------- FUk fH.E:.t estimates on alum num rep acement w ndows s d ng storm doors and w ndows Ra I ng Phone Char es L sle Syracuse 0.11 o cart Jacob Sales Representat ve V v Johnson and Son Inc 4 30 tfc Real Estate For Scile THE --------------., --------------- -------------- CO Mason W Va 1972 SKYLINE 121C52 Ike new Must see to apprec ate Phone 3{!7 7803 for appointment Monday through Fr i day 7 9 3tp --------------- .....,.------------ MATERIA~S 773 5554 -------- ~----- 5 000 6 000 8 000 10000 and J to Job S te HOGG & ZUSPAN a 12 000 BTU Open Monday Thursday 992 3092 J99 W Main Pomeroy 0 Located at Modern Supply Smal Engine Repa1r ,......__ Wanted To Buy 0 Wtlkmson Small Engine Butltto Your :)p~", Deh~ered 992 3081 ALUM INUM porch awn ng green and wh te 7 2 ong 58 w de 3 years o d : JU NK AUTOS complete and pr ce A so 180 bales or de /vered to our yard We ch opped hay Good f o r p ckup a uto bod es and ~uy all mulch ng Phon e 985 3538 k nds of scra p meta s O'Jnd Pau Kar r Chesler Ohio ron R der s Savage State 7 7 3tp Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 5468 E 6 26 26tp EXCELSIOR Sa lt Works Man St Pomeroy All kinds Of salt water pellets water $5 for junk automob1\es We w II nuggets block sa lt and own p ck up R verslde Auto Oh o River Salt Phone 992 Wrecking Phone (304 ) 773 3891 6 5 tfc 5890 7 5 tic ~ROCERY buSifleSs tor sale Bu !ding for sale or lease OLD furniture oak tabln Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m cloc ks Ice boxes brass beds to 10 p m for appo ntm ent d ishes desks or complete '3 20 tfc households Write M D Miler Rt 4 Pomeroy Ohio WE ARE p ck ng up a p ia no n call 992 7760 your area and would like 5 13 tfc some respons ble party to take over payments Call WANTED old upr ght p anos Credit Manager (614) 772 any cond tlon Pay ng $10 5669 or write 260 East Main ea ch First floor only Write to Street Ch lllcothe Oh o 45601 and give d rect ons to Witten 4 7 tfc Plano Co Box 188 Sardis OhiO 43946 7 7 6tp Sell yours to The Rosenberg Co 79 Depot Street Athens Phone 992 .S367 or 992 3861 WOOD TRUSSES GARDEN tractor h p Ike new S125 Tra ler hau s 500 bs high speed $125 PhOne USED furn ture excellent cond t on See any 1 me at 131 Laurel Ave Pomeroy 7 7 61p ,__ Newspapers Brawn Pasteboard Sheet Iron Scrap Iron COpper Brass Alumtnum Auto Batteries Auto Rad1ators 771 Pearl Street M dd leport Oh1o ------------5 ----------- Reedsvtlle 0 378 6289 742·5293 B-K EXCAVATING COMPAH'I' See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992 7089 Ntghl 992 3S2S or 992 5232 ASK US ABOUT IPRE FAB~ICATED Sect on 3 That t s hereby OFFICE-4146 364J determ ned that notes (n the EVENINGS pr nc pa amount of $300 000 Bud McGhee446 17.55 Shall be ssued n ant c pat on of fURNISHED apartment E M Ike Wmtman- 446 the issu.!lnce of sad bonds Sa d adults only n M dd eport 37f6 notes sha ll be dated June 4 ELECTROLUX vacuum Phone 992 3874 1974 sha 1 bear nterest at the cleener A 1 condition uses 5 12 tfc rate of s x and s x tenths per paper bags ha:s cordw nder cent (6 6 pctJ per annum and many attachments Also 3 BEDROOM house n Salem St bath 2 car garage and payab eat maturity matur ng MOBil,.E HOME n M ddleport shampooer attachment In Adults only Phone 992 5592 n ce level ot Must sell on June 4 1975 Sad notes may eluded . {O nly 4 ava llab e) at 6 25 tfc Asking 514 ooo Phone 742 be so ld as hereinafter prov ded $37 70 cash or terms 4962 n such denom nat ons as rpay !IVa liable Phone 992 2653 7 8 7tc be reQuested by the purchasers BU SINESS room 22x 80 234 E 7 e tfc MaIn St Pomeroy Oh o ------------- ~ be and the same are hereby electr i c 3 bedroom Phon e 992 5786 or 992 3975 STEREO RADIO AM FM 8 TOTAL amended to read as fo lows home hardwood floors 612tfc track tape comb nat on 4 breezeway and garage Lot sp eaker so und sys tem SECT ION 1 That t Is hereby J B ED~OOM mobile home $160 100x 4 ~0 at 180 Arb a ugh St Balan ce $110 79 or easy declared necessary n order to Tuppers Plains Priced at per month Ut Jl t es pad terms Ca I 653 7573 preserve the publ c pea ce S18.000 also 23 acres of (304 ) 675 2246 6 25 tfc heal1h safety comfort and 7 3 6tc wooded land w th housetraller welfare of the nhab tants of the and city water Close to village to Issue bond s of the TWO l room and bath apts n Forked Run Lake Pr ced at se ooo Phone 667 6386 VIllage of Pomeroy Ohio n the M ddleport Far nformatioh pr nclpal sum of $415 000 for ca ll 992 .2550 or 742 655 1 7 9 6tc AKC German Shepherds 3 five the purpose of mak ng m 7 3 tt c: moi'Jttls old fema es two provements to the waterwork s black and tan S50 each One 5 ROOM house w th bath on 91 sys tem of the v Hage acre farm on Lead ng Creek HOU SE In Harrtsonv e 6 black and go ld en tan $75 Rd 3 miles off new h ghway rooms and bath F or In Pedigree cons sts of twenty Phone 742 6878 Section J That s s hereby tormet on call992 2S50or 7~2 champions lnclud ng 1966 determined that notes n the 6551 7 9 3tp 1968 Grand Victor Yoncalla s prln c:i pa amount of S300 000 1 3 tfc Mike and 1962 Seger Mutz shall be Issued in ant clpat on of 7 ROOM house w i th bath gas aus der K uckstrasse furnace for sa te by owner In the lssvance of said bonds Sa d COUNTRY Mobile Home Perk References ava lable Phone Pomeroy Call 992 3579 notes ~ ha I be dated June 26 New development off Route {304) 675 5851 1974 shal l bear nterest at the 33 ten m les north oJ 7 9 6tp 7 7 3tp rate of six and six tenth$ p er Pomeroy Large lots w th S RM HOUSE with garage nice cent (6 6 pet) per annum conc rete patios sidewalks ne i ghborhood In Syrac use payable al maturity matur ng runners and offstreel REGISTERED Collte puppies ready July 20 Phone 992-7082 Phone 992 3860 on Mav 15 1975 Said 110tes may parking Also spaces for be sold u hereinafter prov ded small trailers Phone 992 7479 6 30 tfc 7 9 12tc In such denom nations as may 6 18 2&tc be requested by the purc~eSers SECTION 2 That a copy of NI CE 2 bedroom house for rent this ord inance shall be certified w th double car garage n ce by the V llag& Clerk of the yard Phone 992 2502 County Auditor 7 7 3tc SEC TION 3 That this or Notice IS hereby given In compliance w1lh dinance Is hereby declar ed to be UNFURNISHED apt 2 an emergency m easure Seclton 5715 17 of the Oh10 Rev1sed Code that bedroCJm Phont 992 2780 or n ecessa ry tor the preservat on 992 3.432 the lax returns of Metgs County for the year of the public pea ce health 7 2 tfc safety comfort and welfare of 1974 have been rev1sed and the valuat1ons the I nhabitants of the V l lage of UNFURNISHED home l 4 Pomeroy n that sold notes must completed and are open for public Inspection rooms utility room enef bath be authorized to support c:on garage 1655 Point Lane at the office of the County Auditor In the Court structlon co ntracts for the Phone 992 387-4 proposed waterwork s lm House Pomeroy Ohio 7 2 ttc provement and It sh~ll tekteffect upon Its adoption 2 BEDROOM mobile home With Complaints ~galnst any valuation or Adopted June 24 1914 el r c onditioning in Racine assessment except the valuations fixed and O&le E Sm th Mayo r area Phone 992 5858 ATTEST Jane Walton 7 2 He assessments made by the Tax Commissioner Clerk ot covncll sumer occupant of a prem ise eac h consumer occupant mus.t be supp led with a meter Where it Is phySically l mposs ble or lmpracHcsl to attach a meter to eac h consume r oc c upant s premise the utility shall make a f\1!11 rate service charge of S4 20 per consumer' occupan t n add ton to the regular meter cha r ge If any consumer oc cupant f!llll to pay the wat er rent when due or vlo ates anV rule of the ut I tv the water mev be turned off from such prem ise Until the rent Is paid CERTIFICATE and the rules of the utility The l.lnderslgned Clerk of com plied with Council Pomeroy Oh io herebv SECtiO N 2 That thl t or ce rtifies that the foregoing Is e dlnance Is hereby dec ared to be true and corr•ct copy of Or an emergency measure ..,dlnance No 1550 28 adopted by nec essa ry for the preservation ~llld CO\InC I on th• lAth da'f Of ot tht pub! c peace hel!llth ~ June 191" and that on :lAth d&V sa rety com fort and we fare of of June 1974 she flied a cer the i nhabitant s of the VH!age of t lfled copy thereof with the Pomerov In that said ratn must County Auditor of Me gs be ncreased to sUpport County Ohio borrowings In anticipation or Jane Walton wate-rworks revenues for Clerk or Council propo f$ d waterwork s lm Pom a roy Ohio provement and It shall take The undersigned Countv effect upon Itt adoption Auditor of Me igs County Ohio Adopted June 2• 1974 h ereby acknowl edges rece pt of Oal e E Sm lth Mayor a ce rtif ied copy of the forego ing Attest Jane Wa ton ordlnanct C t rk. ot Council James E Roush (1J2921C Count)' Auditor I•Jalled MANAGER Now Open for Business Water Elednc Gas Sewer L es In stalled Work guaran teed Dozer Backhoe Trucks L mestooe & Ftll D~rt CommerCia r Res1denlla I Con~truct~on & Remqdel Water L1nes and Power ONE TV antenna black end white- tv tape record.;!r reels small bicvc e Phone 992 3429 7 9 3tp Must be able to handle JO lbs Steady work for next 30 days We pay $1 60 per hour • DITaiiNG SERVLCE BENNY BRANHAM 197.t KAWASAKI 500 Cal 992 5891 7 9 3tp OORN PUU!RS Call Collect 1 592 5544 Athens Ohto CAN ----..---------- Free Estimate-s PHONE 992-5476 E MAIN STREET POMEROY - Lube 011 F1Her - Tune Up l/.t mite ns de- city limit on r'lgh1 corner B rc.k St and Rt 124 Moved to Rutland ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY Street 10 WILSON'S PENNZOIL ------------- 12-15 lUMAlU on 3rd Oh1o Hours 9-6 Weekda.,s 'II' t Wefkends HELP WANTED SOLID VlNYt. SIOING INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR Armstrong llnoltum --------- J&B AUTO BODY DECORATING Wall Paper V•nvl W•ll Fabric 1969 RAMe,LER 6 cvlinder tSSO Phone 997. 7631 1 s tf c For Sale HOME WIU.'S CARPET &INTERIORS C 60 Call -------------- ------------- Notl(e REASON ABLE -- ' Auto Sales NEED mmec:t etely a caretaker tor Qs County Memory Gardens PhOnt 992 ROUND baled barley straw In 774;0 fletd Cucumbers and green ........_ 7 9 Otc beans VIctor sw~ n Racine Ohio Phone 9.49 3718 Please BABYSITTER needed fe e free to use my yard for referentes requ red Phone your parking 992 2034 7 9 3tp 7 9 Jtp l7 FT WALK through boat 35 h p Evinrude motor 15 tt Jra ler all equ pped tnqu re at 159 North F fth St Mid dltport r ght behind post ott ce 7 9 Jlp POM~!~!v~~!~~ CO. l{ji) Middleport Personal Notes Mr and Mrs J Paul Grueser Middleport had as Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Mtlchell McCale daughter Maureen of Parkersburg w Va Mr and Mrs Raymond Mtller and daughter and granddaugh ter and Mrs Royal Thomas Col umbus were Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Ben Turner Mtd dleport They also VISited m Racme wtth the Owen Watson family Spendmg several days here wtth her parents was Mrs Dale Roush of Apple Creek Mrs C 0 Chapman of Rutland will leave Thursday for Dallas Texas to attend the weddmg of her granddaughter Peggy Vandemark daughter Of Mr and Mrs Robert Van demark of Sprmgfteld Va to Michael Murray ol Dallas Followmg the weddmg Mrs Chapman wtll go to Sprmgfteld for a VISit wtth tile Vandemark famtly NEAT &Q:greu lve nd vidual needfd to fit vocancv n well estab ;sned company ooad weekly earn ngs p u1 bonus Cell 992 1046 7 9 ltc 1971 FORD< WH DRIVE $2195 Sport Custom 8 Pickup white over dark rec:t V 8 engine .(! speed trans radio good tires loaded with extr~s • • ® 2 SIGNS NEED to h•\lt a mlddie aged ptrlan to stav In my hom• or 10 do IIOhf housework for me Phone 99? 1174 7 s 41p jo .__ • • Help Wanted r --:-7------=-- BARBECUE SLATED 1550 05 BULK SALES OF The New Haven Auxiliary of WATER Bulk sales of water be furnished at a rat e of tile Volunteer Ftre Department shall s 1 40 per thousand gallons here is sponsormg a Chicken except bulk sales to Middleport wh ch s based on contra ct Bar B-Que on Saturday July between the two towns 4t 40c 13 at the Ctty Building In New per thousand 0 0\' TWO OR MORE Haven Proceeds wtll be used CO155 NSUMER S ON ONE lor tile benefit of tile Ftre SE RVI CE P PE Where water s suppU ed from a single service Department pipe or to more than one con July 3 7 and Jul y 10 14 Patio Theater The musJC and the mag1c , WIGS For a "' Cotmelfct frle~gfd line Of and someone to ~ 1trvlc1 9 ve me 1 ,.. 11 c at With 1 Orown 9975ll3 Helen J~nt served to 25 members by Ralph and Cora Webb Ca ll 594 5010 FORD Not1ce Ice cream and cake were International Lnvue Standing I By United Preu International North w I pet 1 b Rochester 45 30 600 Sy ra cuse 41 32 595 To edo 35 45 438 12 : b~ Al&n )»y Lerne P11wtucket 28 48 368 17 2 and F' Cdtl de Loewe South w 1 pet July 17 21 and 24 28 M em J)h Is 46 30 605 g b Richmond 45 32 584 ~ 1 Forum Theater Charleston J5 41 461 1 T d ewa ter 26 49 347 19 " Ttcket Office Hours Monday s Resutts Memphis 3 R chm ond 2 lOam to 2p m and 5 to 9p Pawtucket 9 Sy rec u•e 0 Monday through Saturday To edo 7 Rochester S Sunday bouts 12 noon to Sp Charleston -4 Tidew8fer 0 CAPRA CHOSEN POTM • SAN FRANCISCO ( UP!) Buzz Capra a bu!lpen pitcher for the New York Meta laat year today was chosen aa lhe National League 8 Player of tile Montll lor June alter ~ turning in a ~ rerord for the • Atlanllt Braves Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! Perry's streak, 4-3 and the bitterness and frustra San Francisco 5 Montreal 4 In and Steve Brye drove In two Brewers • White Su 5 ts winless since Dick WiUlana lion of tile 3.'>-year-old nght- 10 tnnlngs New York 2 San runs apiece to back lhe seven Mike Hegan pinch-hit a two- took over ao manager on July hal'lder were obvious (EIDITOR'S NOTE UPI Sports Edltor Millon Richman Is on Diego I Los Angeles 4 hit pitching of Bert Blyleven run hOOller for tile vlcrory wltll I just stood lhere and Philadelphia 0 Atlanta 5 The TwiN gave Blyleven all one out In lhe bottom of lhe I va~•Uon In his absence his column Is being written by UPI watched that bail go through Pittsburgh 0 and Houston 4 St tile support he needed In a four 12th lnmng The White Sox had sporto writers In various parts or the country ) Thts Weeks Spec•a• the mf!e!d and I told myself Louis I run second Inning tllat featured gone ahead with one run In the By MIKE RABUN tllere s nQ. using staying out Royals 5 Red Sox 0 a two-run homer by Soderholm top of the Inning on a double by UPI Sports Writer there Perry said Steve Bus~y allowed only and a run-ocoring triple by Carlos May and a single by The Indians were wttllm two tllree hits In pitching his lh1rd Kuslck DALLAS (UP!) - Somewhere on the afternoon •f Nov 29 the Ken Henderson outs of victory m tile bottom of shutout of tile season 'l'ony World Football League whtch presents Its ftrst pubhc efforts Yankees 12 Rangers 5 Orioles 8 Angels 5 tile mntll when Joe Rud! tripled Solatta s bases loaded double In Wednesday night wtll hold tis tmll~l champtonshtp game Jun Mason tied a major Balhmqre scored five of! the rlghtf!eld fence and the ltfth drove In tllree of league record by hitting four unearned runs tn tile first It appears qutte hkely the I'FL s title <'Ontesl wtll not be USED CARS' . confused wtth the Super Bowl Tenace foilowed wtlh a sacrl Kansas. City s runs and George doubles to pace a 19-hit New Inning on two errors a hit ' !tee ny to lie tile game 3-3 Roger Staubach at least does not behe\e he has them con Brett hit a bases-empty homer York attack tllat also Included batter and four singles and tllen fused In the lOU. Pat Bourque TWins 8 Tigers 2 a two-run homer by Bobby held on to hand the Angels tllelr walked and his pmch runner And that IS one of the reasons the Dallas Cowboy quarterback Enc Soderholm Craig Kuslck Murcer mntll successtve loss Callforma Johh Odom was sacrlftced to bas not JOtned Larry Csonka J1m Kuck Paul Warlteld Calvm second before Washmgton s Hill Ken Stabler Daryle Lamomca Ted Kwahck Charley wmmng two-out btl Harraway Paul Robmson and Vtrgd Carter m jwnptng to lhe Stereo tape vinyl roof Perry gave up only SIX hits WFL :\ power windows air' Staubach IS nolhmg tf he IS not compehtive and competition and struck out 13 and took a 3 2 happens w be the subJect lor today s dtscusswn lead mto tile bottom of the mntll on the strengtll of When lhe WFL opens m Ph1ladelphta Memphis Chicago batterymate Dave Duncan s Btrmmgham and Orlando 1t wtll do so wtlh an assortment of players whtch no one IS gomg to pretend IS of a htgher caltber condolences for commg close two-run homer m tile seventh Alter all tt would have been lhan that playmg --or striking - m the NFL Elsewhere m tile AL Kansas Las Vegas oddsmaker Jtmmy The Greek Snyder has called one lhmg for Perry who has City blanked Boston 5-0 Alter leadmg most of lhe Chmky was their top rebounder Meadows 10-2-22 Pearch 2-0-4 Youll ~JkeOurQua l ty It mmor league football and has dechned to declare the hkely only a 2-9 record agamst Mmnesota topped Detroit 6-2 game Mark V had to come with 15 Brauer 7-4 18 Way of Oolng Business wmners of WFL games Oakland m hiS tllree AL New York routed Texas 12-S from behmd to nip the Metgs The M I was topped by GMAC FINANCING Pomeroy National ( ().3) 992 5142 Pomeroy He does however have an opiniOn on the WFL s surVlval seasons to get beaten by Milwaukee edged Chtcago 6-S Inn s Rajun Cajuns 58 54 Doxte Walters who dropped m Dodson 12 2 26 Walburn 2-0-4 Open Even1ngs Ttl6 oo potential He makes 11 on!) even money Reggie Jackson or Gene Tena m 12 mmngs and Baltimore Mark V was led In scormg by a game htgh 21 pomts and 18 Buck I 0 2 Hensler 3 1 7 Tti5PM Sat So 11 Will be that durmg tile first year of WFL extstence and for ce Its qwte anotller to get edged Cahlorma 6-5 Lamar Coates wttll 18 Chinky rebounds Also Bill Vaughan Crawford 10-1•21 Sanders 3-1 7 beaten by Claude!! Wash~ngton a few more years after that if there are any the new league wtll NatLonal League scores were Ferguson 15 and Dave Ftfe 10 had 16 pom ts Dean Schroch 11 not be discllSSfd m terms of who 1s wmmng or losmg but how rebounds Mark V Is now 3-0 many people there are m tile stands and how much red mk ts The other undefeated team m betng kPnt m tl•e supply closets tile league The Dally Sentinel And nus• be ball •rsome to most football players to have edged the Citizens National thetr efforts 1 elar,ate~ something of secondary unportance Bank 57-50 as Tom Walters pumped m 8 last quarter Which bnngs "' bach to Staubach and compehtwn points Walters was second on Staubachwould ha ,e beenahkelytargetfor theWFL Others ,ugge• cd whun that he at least talk to the WFL people his team to 6-1 Ron Logan who but Staubach n er dtd dumped m 22 pomts and 17 A lew months ago Staubach who at 32 has played only ftve There wtll be a new cham charged wttll the loss Cheshrre and PI Pleasant rebounds For tile I 2 C N B years of p o ball because or his naval commttment began pwn lhiS year at the 16th An Denms Etchmger had 14 pomts Tomght s games feature negollations "'th Cowboy management A week or so ago 1t was nual Kyger Creek Little Vmton agamst tile Middleport Fruth s vs Racme Ftrst game and 15 rebounds Tom Karr had starts at 6 o clock announced that terms had been reached and a contract stgned 16 pomts League lndtans Gallipolis Atllletics vs ~8so > The Cowboys usually do not announce the stgnmg of veteran I That was assured Monday 6-5 Mttchell Meadows con '17 51 ";)~50 b J~ player$ but m this case !hey gleefully dtd so What wtth some mght tile opemng night of tile 6 tinued hiS lorrtd scormg as he ~./ Sl J7 1:/J S, vets gomg to the WFL and the others on strtke tile club needed tournament when Owens ftred banged m 22 pomts to lead SJ 58 "'? some happy news to spread around Lwgi s to a 72-68 wm over the a one httter to lead the ¥¥ 59 Staubach has nothmg whatsoever agamst the WFL Pomeroy National Bank Pomeroy Yankees to a ~ ¥3 • 8 It allows more people to play professtonal football for one victory over Green the 1973 Meadows a M H S JuniOr also ¥l 9 tllmg satd Staubach It IS great for tile young players grabbed 14 rebounds He defendmg champ ¥1 • t 10 Major League Standtngs Ansi you certamly can t crlttctze any .p!Byer for gomg to tile 7 35 om recetved excellent help from ¥• Dyer collected the only htl off By Un ted Press International Atfanta (M orto n 10 7) at WFL 'vou have wlook at each player as an mdiVIdual case But I Owens a ftfth mrung smgle Jl • Nat1onal League P ttsburgh (EI s 3 7 7 35 p m caboose Brauer 18 pomts and didn t think 1t was the thing for me East ll St Lou s (C ~rt s 4 91 at 16 rebounds and Mtke Sayre Porneroy meanwht1 e w I pel • b Houston {0 erker 6 41 8 35 Then Staubach got down to 11 He brought out one of tile strong slammed mne hits Top hitters St Lou s With 16 pOints 43 39 524 J7 reasons --not tile only one but one of tile key ones- that wtll keep for the winners were Li tUe and Ph lade ph a 42 4 1 '06 1 ' Pm Wednesday s Games Danny Dodson gave P N B a ~ Montrea l 16 rs h 39 41 488 3 San 0 ego at New York him and perhaps a great deal of other players m the NFL ~7 ~~ 7 m a losmg tremendous effort Roush wttll two hits each while P ttsburg h 36 44 450 6 C ncinnat at Chic11go (B lJ 18 Even If the WFL does become established he satd 11 wtll Call Taylor Norton and Ch cago 36 44 450 6 San Fr an at Montreal n ght cause wtth 26 pomts and 10 36 46 439 7 :30::t.C:I ~1 q L os Angeles at Ph ta n ght take tl a while to do so And m that mterun pertod 1f I was m the Owens each had one safety New York West rebounds Also m double Atl anta at P ttsburgh n ght ... league It would take away my competillve spmt at best w I pet g b St Lou sa t Houston n ght ftgures was Randy Crawford Brown was the )osmg pitcher Los Ange les 59 27 686 That was one of the things I thought about I JUst wouldn t wtth 21 pomts and 14 rebounds Tlie Galhpohs Yankees won Cine nnat 47 36 566 ' want wgive up the tdea of bemg compel! live A tlanta 45 41 S23 10 14 A mer can League Box Scores the opemng game of the Houston 44 41 518 East M 14 ' rournament 9-3 over Btdwell San Franc sco 38 d8 44 2 w 1 pet 9 b ark V (3-0)- Ferguson 7 Any way you f1gure f you beneflf from the continuing 36 53 404 Cleveland 45 36 556 0-14 Coates 11-2 18 Htll 6-U John Armstrong T Adams San D ego personar service of an mdependent 1nsurance 11gent 24 ' Bait more Mondays Results As Independent agents we are Insurance spec allsfsMark Sheets K Caudtll and C San Fran 5 Montrea l 4 10 nns Boston i~ ~~ l~? 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Free Delivery! MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATI MAlON W v.. 7711Sf2 • �• • ' 8- The Dally Sentinel, Middlepori-Pomcrov. 0., Thesdav, July 9,197~ wahama . • • (Continued from page l l secondary schoolo at Napoleon High School near Cleveland, 0 . The cha.nge becqmes effective July 26 at last ·night's llll!l'ting no replacement was named for Sawyers. Grant Barnette, al "his own ·request, was transferred from ·the head coach position and Athletic Director at Wahama to Sunnyside where he was made principal, replacing Josephine Lyons, who retired. Barnette, who was ·present at last night's meeting, to a querry from president Harry Siders: said he asked for the change due to the hours in· volved and the pay. " You 're tied ·up every night ... my family's growing ... I've neglected them too long ... " he added. -------------------------A. rea Deaths 1I MEIGS THEATRE Darst faces B&E Charges ::::::::::~ Mason Drive-In Divorces filed The MEIGS INN · The most popular night club in Treasurer. Filing lor divorce, each, charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty were RObert E. Collins, Pomeroy, against Tina M. Collins, Pomeroy, and Lama Jane Pullins; Coolville, against Joseph William Pullins, same address. the tri-county area is proud to present . GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS • (Continued from page I ) along the Ohio River have greatly reduced flooding. Council d!Jcussed hiring a maintenance supervisor trainee on a month-toillonth baSis but took no action. The train~ .would replace maintenance supervt110r Harold Chase-who has iJI!c~ted that he does plan to retire from the post in the near future. Lighting of the community park at night was referred to the recreatim committee. Charlotte S. Kerr, 73,Lan- Ill, John E. M. Kerr, Jr .• caster, mother of John E. M. Howard Robert Kerr, Timothy Kerr, owner and operator of Joseph Kerr, all of Athens; WMPO Radio Station, died MISs Charlotte Lake, Miss Monday at Riverside Hospital. Cynthia 'and Miss Diane l.ake. Mrs. Kerr was the widow of St. Petersburg: one sister, R, Kenneth Kerr, Sr. She was a Mrs, Emma Ci>l!roy of Uma, member of Lancaster Fairfield and niece, Mrs. WilUa (Mary) Hoi!pltal Twig No. 2, and the Kubiac of Columbus . Fairfield Herit.age Association, . Memori~l gifts may be given tl\e American Legion Auxiliary to Twig 2 or the Fairfield Post No. II and St. Mary County Unit of the American Church and Altar Society. Cancer Society. · Survivors, in addition to her Funeral services will be held son, John E. M. Kerr , include Thursday . at 10 ·a.m. at St. one daughter, Mrs. John B. Mary Church, Lancaster with (Katharine Ann ) Lake, of St. the Rev. Father Richard Potersburg, Fla.: sons, J ohn Conllelly officiating. Interment E. M. and R. Kenneth Kerr, will be in Maple Grove Jr., both of Athens : grand- Cemetery , Lancaster, Wed· children, Mrs. Ron (Calista) nesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Strickmaker, R. Kenneth Kerr p.m. CLUB MEETS The Tuppers Plains Community Club will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Community Building. NEW FALL costume.· .makers But Zeigler cries "foul" Elberfelds In Pometpy • Sale Prices ................ . • Men's Shol1 Smith assumes duties as New Haven mayor -• • KNIT • SHIRTS• MAYOR RESIGNS Mason presently is wilhout a mayor following the of, ficlal resignation of Mayor Ira AlkiOBon Jr. which was acce pted by the Town Council at ~peclal meeting Monday evening, · Thls move became elfecllve on a ·Jetter submitted by Atkinson, whlcb was dated July 5, Kenneth . Reynolds, Recorder, who Is acting mayor at Ibis lime said the letter of resignation was on the clly desk when he a)>' peared for thJs week's meeting. Atkinson served a ~u~tangs one y~ar of a two-year term "" and reportedly wtll assume a teaching post In South VIetnam. He formerly taught at Wahama High School. \t (ame tbroug • ••• . MY .Large Lockets Large Crosses ............ CHA.IN BIBS CHAIN ROPES CHAIN SOUTAUS • 3.00 TD 7.00 Goessler's ·Jewelry Store Court St. ' Pomeioy · Are you wasting money with many commercial policies, when you could ho ve ONE ot LESS COST. See us for all your com. · mtrcl.a l or buslne$5 needs. . at low hank rates. Come see! " WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE REUTER-BROGAN OPEN FRI. EVENINGS INSURANCE SERVICES Lorry Brogon-EdM SlloonltbGeratd Rtuter 107 svc•more Pomeroy ?HONEfft-51:10 , 5 TO 7 P.M: · · - MIDDLEPORT. OlfiO ·' r.tember Federal ~JIOiit Insurance COiporation · THI FRIENDLY lANK Nixon also said In the tapes generally was much transcript,.;, " Up to this paint, more complete and readable the whole theory has been than the ones relellsed by the containment, as you know, White House, fUljng in inJohn ," The President went on ,significant as well as .subto express his concern for slantive "uninte!Ugibles" and protecting his top aides, in- "expletives deleted." eluding Dean and H.R. The largest number of Haldeman . significant differences were in "We' re going . to protect a March 21 , 1973, Nlxon-Oea n people, if we can," he said . meeting where the two illscussed E;. Howard Hunt's The Judiciary Committee demand for $120,000. made no charge that the White The White House version .House intentionally altered ils quoted Nbon a~ saiing : transcript.< and declined to "Don't you agree that yoo'd "Jlraw any conclusions as to bettergettheHuntthing?"The the reasons for, or the c'Omrniltee version added a significance of, the dif· new second sentence: "I mean ferences" between the two that's worth it at the moment. " versions. '· At a later point Nixon said in The committee version of the ' the White House version : "We can buY, time on that" by paying Hunt. But in ihe ll0111e version, the quote read: "We should buy the tlrne m that." Finally, Nixon conclude a the disci)Ssion with thil1 polnlt White House version: "(expleUvedeletedj getlt. In a way that - who is going to talk to him?" Committee veroion: " Well for Christ'• sake getit in&, in a way tihat, uh - who's going to talk to him." Nixon and Dean aloo talk in the March 21 Itlel'ting abel!! White House aides testifying before the Senate committee, and this discrepancy =urs : Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mat~on Area _: VO_L_X_XV_I ....cN .:..:: O.:.... .6 :..:. 1_ _ P _O_M_ ER_OY_-M _ID_D_LE_PO:_R....:. T,...:. D_ HIO .::....__ __;_W :.: ED ::.;_: NESDAY, JULY 10, 197 4 PHON~ 992·2156 lEN GENTS A walk in the Ohio River at Besides her parent.<, Miss Samuel .and Ma~l Pickens, the Pomeroy Levee Tuesday Pickens is survived by three Syracuse, and her maiernal · Falls Cemetery ' with Rev. afternoon to cool off a bit from brothers, Keith, Ronnie and grandparents, Allen and George Oiler offici a tlng, the soaring temperatures Jay and three sisters, Kathy, . Velma Taylor, Rt. 1 Racine. · Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home after 7 this ~rough! ahout the drowning of Brenda and Joyce, all at home, Graveside services will be at evening. a 13 year old Pomeroy girl. her paternal grandparents. 1 p.m. Thursday at the Letart Dead is Bonnie Ruth Pickens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Shelby Pickens, 1 Fisher St., who apparently stepped into deep water and drowned before aid could reach her. It .was the second .drowning in Meigs County In two .days. Monday, Terry W. Bartlett," 15, of Albany, dr owned while swimming in a strip mine pit in Pagetown. ...,...,..-··. Miss Pickens and het sister, Kathy, 15, Jan and Mat. Van . Vranken and Mark Boyd, were walking the dogs Tuesday afternoon when they went down to the levee at first to look at the river. .Several of the ' children decided to go wading • and Miss ·Pickens, a · .non. swimmer,. apparently stepped off into deep water. Jan Van Vranken· and her brother, Matt, 9, who had not AWAIT J)()CJ'()R - Men from Pomeroy, Middleport and . Meigs County Coroner, foUowing the recovery of the-body of been in the water did go in to Mason E·R units wait for the arrivalpf Dr. R. R. Pickens, Bonnie Pickens, 13, ,who accidently drowned in the Ohio the river to attempt to save the River Tuesday afternoon. girl. They told their parents that they did catch hold of her at one time but were unable to SEARCH RIVER -Sooner Salser rowo the Pomeroy Emergency Squad boat while Byrne bring her to safety. Bonnie's Vaughan probes the waters of the Ohio River Tuesday afternoon for the body of Bonnie older sister ran lor help. It was. Pickens, 13, who accidently drowned at the Pomeroy Levee. The body was recovered at ap. BYKATIECROW after the trip he was much Cari Dennison said he was ·serve on the advisory board, reported . that a pleasure boat proximately 6:50p.m. Tuesday evening. Photos by Katie, Crow · passed the levee about the time The Meigs Local Board of encouraged and felt that Meigs glad to see that no pglitics were The board named Wendell of the incident but that it :did Educatton Thesday nJght in .a will not have the problems involved in the program. Hoover and Carol Pierce. -not. stop in answer to the lengthy meeting accepted and facing them as other schools Dr. Mangieri asked that one Bowen, county. Robert screams of the children. A approved 20 interns, can- will have. or two members of the board (Continued on page 16) dldates recominended by the young man (his identity was teacher corps selection not known ) is reported !o have . . committee. been near the levee and atThe interns are for a two tempted·to dive for the girl but year teacher corps reading was unable to find her •body. project. These interns will be Rescue units ·rrom Pomeroy, paid the stipend of $6,()()() per . Middleport and Mason were on BY BOB HOEFLICH community says goodbye to a They will join ·a planned tour · year as slated in the teacher . .the scene including the divers Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rupe family which will be residing in and will have three days of corps project. of the Mason Unit. · · a~d daughters, Unda and Lori, Teachers accepted were Pomeroy Squad wtll be .flying the ocean in a Afrida. However, that's the sightseeing In LoM.on before Extended · area telephone hearing of the application were Comj>any would have an initial . The way it is with the Rupes and flfing to Paris for a couple of · John Anderson, Lakewood, service between the Chester given to all interested parties, cost of $39,408 and an annual received the call at 3:20 p.m. silver plane and seeing the excitement has been buzzing in days and they, then, will travel Robin Mills Boring, Rt. 3, Exchange of the Western ( 3) The Chester Exchange is cost of $11 ,596; ··Western However,il was 6:51 before the jungle when it's drenched with the household since March by train and tour bus"to Rome Pomeroy, Phyllis Griffin Reserve Telephone Co. and the conUguous to the Pomeroy Reserve Telephone Company body of the .g irl was removed rain but, hopefully, whe~ it's when the family firsllearned of via Switzerland visiting Brandon, Beallsville, Patricia Pomeroy Exchange of · the Exchange. Ohio.- Ri ver. time to come home again · would have an initial cost of from the Butler, Solon, Barbara Byrne, General · Telephone Co. has Emergency squads used pole it'll be back to Pomeroy. .· their new place of residence. various cities along the way. ( 4) The calling rate !rom the $15,187 and an . annual cost of Family members have spent They will not leave Rome Bloomsburg , Pa., Robert been recommended by .John M. Chester Exchange to · the hooks ·to locate the body·. The The Rupes have "resided in $5,375,82. "all this time" in packing and until Aug. 6 for Johannesburg, Caplan, New Rochelle, N. Y., West, attorney examiner. body was out in the river some Pomeroy for a number of years Pomeroy Exchange was in (8) The testimony reveals • getting · ready for the "big South Africa. Landing there, Rebecca Chisholm, Mt, VerThe · recommendation by Jan.uary, 1974, 5.21 calls per that all witnesses agree that 50 feet. and it isn't often that the move" which gels 'underway the family will pick up their .. non, Mary .Jane Deeley, Pitts- West follows • day.long main station ; 33.68 percent of the E.A.S. between Pomeroy Sunday. Most of the clothing · company-<lWned car which Is to burgh; Pa., Michaela Wolfe hearing m1 May 21 in the Meigs . the Chester subscribers called and Chester should ' be and personal effect.< of the four be provided for their use while Hoback, Racine, Patricia lhle, County Common Pleas Court. Pomeroy live or more times Initiated. No one appeared . to family members were packed they are living In South Mrica Racine, Helen Luebke, Beloit, room on the matter. The per month. protest the proposed E.A.S . . . and left the Pomeroy home of and wiU travel to Petersburg, Wis., Joan Manuel, Racine i . recommendation by· West is ($) The Chester Exchange The report and recom• the Rupes on July 3 enroute to In Petersburg, Y,ey"will occupy Mark r.jcDanlel, Camden , .only aftvi.!lory . and .ill not the presenUy has 461 subscribers mendation of West Is being South Mrica. Family members a new apartment and Barbara Plotkin, Miami, Fla., decision of the Public Uti.Uties and is in Rate Band I of the served upon the interested will be . allowed' one suirease will have the pleasure Robert Rickelman, Bedford, Commis8ion of Ohio. • Western ·Reserve Telephone parties who have 1S days to file each to carry with them .. of sele.ctlng the furn· Francis Seton, St. Louis, Mo., The Maring came about Company. a written exception ,with the enroute to their new home. · ishings for their new Unda Sussin, Rhinebeck, N. through a petiiion filed by Mrs. "(6) The establishment of Pl:JCO. The Rupe family is one of abode, Incidentally, the Rl!pea ' ' Y., Nancy Thlrkield , Cin- Earl Griffith, Reedsville Route E.A.S. would make an adWest noted that the five being sent to Africa by will join the Bud Dillon family cinnati, MerUe Weese, Norton, · I, carrying the names of ditional 4,842 subseribers, and testimony showed · a Foote Mineral Co. of Graham · in Rome.. Dillon is from and John Costanzo, . Suc- nwnerous· Chester -area subwould place the Chester Ex- willingness of both sides Station , W, Va. The men of the Washlogton slate but he is casunna, ~ - J . scribers seeking the extended change in Rate Band 3 of the (utility and customer) to have live families will be helping known in . the Meigs-Mason MeeUng with the . board in area service between the two Western Reserve Telephone the extended area service s. lart the operation of a new trrea because of his em. regard to the program · were exchanges. The application for Company. two ex • granted between the silicon mel.al plant by the ployment here lor a couple of. Dr, John Mangieri, . program · the two-way extended area ( 7) General Telephone changes. · COinpanyc Rupe has been with . months at one !line. . · director, Dr . John Masla, service was filed with . the Foote Mineral for the past 23 . Naturally, the · Rupea lll'e associate dean, Ohio PUCO on Jiin , 18, .1974. years and In the fiv~ men bubbling with enthusi~sm. of University, college Included in West's recommaking the trip, there tire ISO "· They are looking forward to education, John RedoVlan and mendation are, the following years of experience Involved. their lravela and their e•· • Carl Dennison. "findings of fact". EASTERN The Tuppers - Plains elementary, Actually, it's not gOing to be perienceo In another l!lnd with Dr, Mangieri explained that ( l) The· complainants herein resignations of three teachers who has taught for 45 years, .an "all work, no play" great anUclpation. July 29, 30, and 31 , represen· seek the establishment of two- were accepted and three and Pat Shriver, Tuppers situation for the Rupes. No Sir! Their da1111hter, !Jnda, wW ~tlvtt from health, education way extended area service be· teachers were employed when Plains .school, who is moving to They leave by plane from the be a aophomore at Ohio and welfare, wiD be here to tween the Pomeroy E1change the Eaotern Local School Gallipolis . Columbua airport at I p.m. . Unlverally in the taU ll1d at make sure the project gels riff Of General Telephone Com- District Board of Education The board hired Jennifer Sunday and arrive at thllpolnt Ia expectlnl to rellam oo the right foot. pany of Ohio and the Cheater met in regular oeqlon Tueaday Dean Machir to teach vocal LaGuardia in New York at 320. heme and to her ela- aboul Dr. Mangler! asked board E1change ef the Western night. '· . .. music in the junior and senior They will be flown via Sept. \. 1be YOUilllf daUIIhW members to meet with the Reserve Telephon"e Company. Rttlgning were Goldie Story, high schools. She has had one THE RUPE 'FAMILY Richard, Ann and their two helicopter from. there to the of the Ruptl,- Lori, .wiD be a Woohlngton officlalo. ( 2) Pursuant to Section Tuppers Plains ele~eniary, year's experience ·in Ga.llia daughters, Unda,left, and Lori, residents of Pomeroy for a Kennedy field ·where they'll sixth grader. .Silt wtu au.nd · · Redovian reported, the group •905.28 Revised Code, th~ whO"has beerrln the diStrict lor County ·and Is a graduate of number of years, are all set to leave Sunday for their new .hoard a 747 for London, taking achool In Pttaraburs. She'J !lad been to Washll1fllon, that noHce of the . flUng_, and the 19 years; Augitata i!amllart, home in South Africa. (ConUnued on page )6) • Off at 8 p.m. · (ConUnued on Pill 18) Rupe family prepares for South African move Eastern hires 3 AND AUTO TELLER WINDOW . .. drive away in that new car in no time, then pay back . ·· WE SPECIA.LIZE IN BUSINESS PACKAGES Watergate c~rnmlttee , said this version was " in perfect harmony " with testimony his committee received to the effed that Nixon's advisers "concludoo tihat IIley would be publicly In favor of the con\mittee •s irivesligalion , but would do everything they could to imp,Jde and obstruct the investigation ." In the Judiciary Committee's lrllllScript Nixon appeared to be weighing whether or not to disclose facts to the Senate Watergate committee. "!would prefer, as 1 said to you, that you do It the other way," Nixon Said . "I would particularly prefer to do it that other way if it's going to come out that way anyway." ? en tin e Examiner recommends • extended phone service We aim to p,Jease'when il comes to auto loans. You'll WALK-UP WINDOW . Meigs Board approve~ inter'Js AUTO lOAN! Adequately Protected? Flower Pins The conuninee's version was transcribed on recordi-ng equipment which its ch ief counsel, John M. Ooar, said was superior to that used by the White House. It contained numerous discrepancies when compared ·to the White House version. The committee transcript.< include expletives, phrases and an entire lengthy section of the March 22 meeting which are not found in the White House transcripts. The committee was expected to make public additional evidence gathered in the Watergate phase of ils impeachment Investigation this weekend. Nixon's press secretary, Ro- the cornmittee's. Af~r discussing the upcom. lng Senate Watergate probe, t~e commillee transcript quotes Nlxnn as le!Ung Dean : " 1 don't giv~ a shit what happens. "! .want you all to stonewall It, let them ple;~d the Filth Amendment, cover up or anything else, if it'll save it save the plan. That 's the whole point." A few minutes earlier in the same conversation Nixon had said : " But now - what . ·lJ that John Mitchell is arguing, is that now we, we use flexibility in order to get on with the cover-up plan ." Sen. Sam J. Ervin, Jr., D· N.C., chairman of the Senate . Ohio ·River claims girl Elberfelds In Pomeroy Is Your Business Cameos. · Stone "Ule cover--up plan." . The House Judiciary Committee Tuesday released lis own version of eight of the 31 taped conversations between Nixon and tits aides which had been released in edited transcript form by the White House in April. ""ld L, Ziegler, charged the cornmltlee was dribbling oot selected information In a " hypoed P.R . campaign" agairult the President. "They shoold release the full t.Jdy of eVIdence all together, and not in plecemeal ·iashion," Ziegler said, "There is nothing startling In there," Ziegler said of the new transcripts. But he added a "negative twist" could be put on sections when viewed in isolation. Roughly, the second half of the March 22, 1973, meeting Nixon had with former White H~ counsel John W. Dean III and former ~ttorney General John N. Mirehell was omitted from the White Honse transcript, but is contained in . OJ 9, He UP . tlmony before the Senate Watergate committee. In a previously Wlreleased · transcript from White House tapes, Nixon had d...,ribed .. the plan/• minutes earlier, 88 2nd water .v ictim in 2 days ' (7) 9, ltc" .. ., WASHINGTON (UPI) - " l want you aU to stonewall it ... plead the Fifth Ameooment, cover up or anything else,. if it'll save .lt, save the plant'' Presldilnt Nixon told his top associates during a March 22, 1973, discussion of theit tes~'Yr.,.,...NV-:-:·:..~.·.-.·.·.-;-.-....-..o:.:.:-:. :...,......... ~. ~.... . ;.-.....•Y.·~;.~ ....;-....,......,•• 'Charles Smith assumed his appointed. Present were dulles as New Haven mayor at coun cilmen William Gibbs, the Initial meeijng with his Nell !{aymaker , Bernard . council Monday night at the Lieving, Thomas Grinstead • New Haven town hall. and clerk of the county court L. • • Committee chairmen were W. Getty, Minutes of the previous PUBLIC NO T I CE OPEA Pe-rmit No.: B 532 AD meeting were read and apEffective Date: October 7 proved wl th the exception of 1974 the paragraph concerning the National Pollutant D is cht~~rge contract with the Appalachian -Elimination System (NPDES) Power Company because the Permit Pragram. PUBLIC NOTICE copy has not been received by Proposed NPDES Permif to the town. Council also decided Discharge to State Waters not to have carpeting done in Ohio Envil"'onmental Ptotection the town hall until the building Agency P . 0 . Box 1049 has been painted. ,361 East Broad Street The foll owing committee Columbus, Ohio 43216 chairmen were named ·by · 614- 466 -4891 Mayor Smith: Public Notice No. OEPA -74·07· Sewerage, Thomas Grin~ Richards. Date of Issue of Public Notice: stead and Neil Haymaker; water, Bernard Ueving and Chris . f!urdelte started for July 9, 1114 William Gibbs ; street, Charles Middleport and struck out one Nam e and Address of Ap . · pttcan t : South ; recreation foundation, while walking nine . He was Village of Pomeroy relieved by Charlie Davis who Box 351. East Second Street Charles Roush and William Po.meroy, -Ohio 45769 Gibbs, library, Charles Smith, fanned three and gave up fi ve Name an d Address of Facilitv and maintenance, Bernard free passes. where: Pl scharge Occurs : Pometoy Sewage Treatment Ueving. Plant . Main Street at Spring Street PUBLIC HEARING Pometoy , Oh io 45769 Small , medium, large and A public hearing wilt be held . SQUAD AIDS Receiv ing Water : on Orange township , Meigs extra laqje sizes. Button Ohio River Coun ty , Budget on July 19, 1974 Three calls were answered front coat style shltts · NOT ICE : The abov e nam ed at 7:00 P .M .. Such hearing will on the weekend by the Racine sllpovers with colla r · crew application has applied fo r a be held at the ho me of the clerk . NPDES permit to discharge Emergency Sqad. At 9:4S a.m., neck shirts - tank tops. Nina Robinson into the designated .re t::eivlnQ Orange Town ship Clerk water. The permit will be. iss ued Monday, the squad transported Rt: 2 Cool v tile, Ohio by the Ohio Environmental Rose Bachus, Racine Route 2, 45723 Protection Agency . Th is appli cant is a to Veterans Memorial Hospital munkl pa"lity which operates an where she was admitted as a (7) 9, H e exis ting sewage treatmen t facility . The current operations medical patient. At 7:30p.m. of th is diScharger · result in Saturday, Jo Ann Milliron, average effluent flow of 570,000 gallons per da y. Key Ra cine Route 2, was taken to param eters to' be lim ited in the Veterans Memorial ~ospilal An Excellent Selection••• proposed perm it are as fo llows : FAYE E . COWDERY and at 6:50 p.m. Ruth Thorla Biochemical Oxyg~n Demand , Reedsville, Ohio, Sus pended So lid s, Fecal was taken to the same hospital Plaintiff Coliform , and chlorin e. vs. . On the basis of prelim inary from her home in Racine. She DALE CECIL COWDERY, Mens 2.95 Knit Shirts Sale 1.99 staff review and application of also was admitted. Addr!!ss Unknawn, 3.95 Mens Knit Shirts Sale 2.99 standards and regulat ions, the De fendant. No. I5,60:i Dire ctor of the Ohio En . Mens 4.95 !<nit Shirts Sale 3.49 - NOTICE BY vironmen tal Protection Agency SQUAD ASSISTS . Mens 5.95 Knit Shirts Sale 3.99 PU BLI c~TIO.N propoSes to issue a perm (t tor The . Middleport Emergency the discl"!arge subject to certain Mens 6.95 l<nit Shirts Sale 4.49 · Plaint iff t,as brough.t this effluent cond itions and special Squad answered a call to Mens 7.95 Knit Shirts Sale 4.99 action naming you as defendant cQn diti ons . .. The proposed . Rutland at 4:15a.m. Tuesday in th e above named court by determi nation is tentative but . Mens 8.95 Knit Shirts Sale 5.99 filing her Com ptarilt on the.6ih sha ll becom e final on th e ef . for Kathryn Lare~ ·· whO was day of July , -1974. · ~ fectlve date unless <ll an ad- ha · b k · Sh · Mens 9. 95 Knit Shirts Sale 6.49 .. Th e object of the. Compia int iudl catron hear ing is reQuested vmg ac pams. e was . Mens 10.95 Knit Shirts " Sale 6.99 and the demand for relief are to· by the perm ittee o·r (2) the ·taken to Veterans Memorial obtain a divorce and for other Director withdraws and revises H "tal proper relief. the )?roposed . perm it after · OSpl · You are required to an swer consjdera tion of the recor d of a M the Compla int with fn twenty · pub lic meeting o·r: written LODGE EETS A regular meeting of Shade eight da ys after the last comments. or upon disapproval publication of this not ice, Which by th e Adm inis trator of the U. will be published. onc e each S. Environm en tal Protection River Lodge 453, F and AM, week for SiX consecutive weeks, ' Agency . Any petson may will be held at the Temple at a and the last publication will be subm it a wr itten statement made on the 20th day of August, withi n th}rtv d~y s of the date of p.m. ·Thursday. All master 1974. Your answer date will be the Public Not1ce as to why the masons are invited. on InSeptember the case of18,you 1974. r fai lu re to proposed Director actro.n Sh? uld. .If revis~ slgn1f1c. . the ant ~~------------------;,;,----~ answer or other;wise respond as public Interest 1S shown a public permitted by the Oh io Rules of meeflng f'!'"Y be hel_d ~n mo!lon Civi l Procedure with in the time of the D•rector · pr1or to fmat stated , judgment by def~u l t will . issuanci; ?f th e. perm it. be rendered agains·t YO!J for the Fl?ilowJng fmal act 1on _ by the rel ief demanded in the Com - D•rector . any party ha s the pla int. · rig ht to ap pea l · to the En \li tonm entat Board of 'Re\liew. lnt e re ste~ persons are invited LARRY E. SPEN CER Clerk of to submit written comm ents CommOn Pleas Court upon the proposed discharge Meicjs County , Ohio permit . Comments should be ·co urt HO use subm itted in person or by., ma iJ Pomeroy , Ohio no later than 30 da ys after the (7)9 , 16, 23 .30 fB I 6, 13, 20, 1f c date of this Public No tice. Deliver or m<i il all comments to : NPDE S Permit Section Ohio Env ·ironmenta l PUBLIC NOTICE Protection Agen·cy Th e following documents P. 0 . Box 1049 were · recei\led or prepated by 361 East Broad Stree t Columbus, Ohio 432 16 En\lironmental the Ohio P:rotection Agency during the rh e OE PA perm it number pre\liou s . week . With in two · and Publ ic Notic e numbers weeks of not ice of "the Involved should appear ~ext to the abo\le application in OEPA Weekly adl:lress on the envelope and on RevieloY , anyone aggr le\led or each page o f any submitted ad\lersely affected by Iss uan ce comment s . .· All co mments or renewal of any perm lt(s) , recei V'ed no- tater than 30 days tlcense(s ), or variance(sJ may after ·the date of th is Public request an adjud icat ion hear ing Notice will be consiEilered in the by wr itten request putsuant to formulation of linal detef · Ohio Revised Code Section mination . The application, fa ct sheets, 3745.07 . That stBtute does not permit heBring requests on proposed permit Including permit modif ications , com - proposed effl uent limitations, plaints , verified complaints , Special conditions, commen ts proposed actionS or actions . rece ived and other documents Within 30 days of publication are available for In spection and of this notice any person .may : may be copied at a cost of 'l s f 1) subm it writt'en facts or cents per page at the Oh io opinions relating to actions . Environment!!! Prot ectio n proposed actions or veflfled Agency at the address· shown complaints ; {2) reql!est ·a publ"ic above any · time between the meeting .regard ing proposed hour's of 8:00a .m. and 4:30p .m., ac;.fions ; and-or (3) request Monday through Friday. Cop ies notice of furth er actions or of the Public Not ice ate proceedings . available at no <; harge at the Address all communications same address. to: Hearing Clerk, Ohio EPA , P. Mt~~ltlng lists ctre ma intained 0 . Box 1049, Columbus, Ohio tot .Pers9ns or groups who 43216, ( 614 ) 446·6037 . deslte to receive Public Notice AP!(Itlcation tor N PDES fo r al.l applications In the state perm It or for certain geographical Vl/laQ e of R.utl~nd , Rut ll!nd, arel!lls. Persons or groups may Ohio, Receiving Watets ; Little also reQuest copies of fact Leading Creek , Appli cat ion No. Sh eets, app(lcat ions or other A552 ·AX . .. . · . documents . pertain ing ' to Proposed issuance of air SpecifiC applications. Persons petm It to op~rate . or group s. mfiy have the"ir Meigs High School ,· Route 3, names Put on such a list · by Pomeroy. Application Nofs l. making a wr itten request to t.he 065300003 1 NOOl . · . .Agency at the ad'dd~ss shown above . · Angels no-hit TONIGHT 9:30 TIL 2 I of WMP-0 owner, dies .AUCTION SLATED The . Orange Township Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoMng an auction at the fire station on July 27 beginning at II a.m. Anyone wishing to donate items to the fire department is asked to contact U ndsey Lyons, 667·3303 or Dery! Well, 667-39S!. These items will be collected from July IS through July 25. -f .Middleport Council • • • Otarlotte Kerr, mother · to fill the vacancy created by Speech Therapist for 10 William David Barnette'smove and on July IS months: Rawson ~s teacher--coach at will assume ihe post as head coach and athletic director at Point Pleasant High School Wahama Junior and Senior replacing Larry Rhodes . High Schools. This will be his Rawson formerly was at Point first assignment after college Pleasant Junior High. · Charles R. Withers U, as graduation. at Sunnyside Alan Alberchinski has been teacher Ele mentary, replaCing transferred to North Point Pleasant to replace Francis Stephanie Fowble ; Roger The Pomeroy Angels McCulloch, who retired . Keefer as teacher at Mason defeated the Middleport Alberchinski has been prin- Eiementar-1 for Lucy Bulmer; Mustangs, 24-2 in area pee wee cipal at Beale, but no Aima Rawson as teacher at Mt. action Monday evening as replace~ent was named to fill Flower replacing Christine Scott Harrison and Roger Plants. the vacancy J here. Patty Knoth as Special Kovalchik combined to toss a Kenneth Evans of no-hitter. Morgan iown has been em- Education teacher at Wahama Harrison started and went "ployed as principal of New JWJior-Senior High ; Nicolyn three innings, being replaced Haven Elementary for the next Burnett as traveling Math by Kovalchik in the fourth . school year replacing Paul Resource teacher to all eligible · Harrison sll'uck out seve1.1 Tille I schools, which is a new Powell, who retired. position ; Lynn Bolen as and walked five, while In addition to these major Kovalchik struck out three. _moves, Phil Goodnite was reading teacher at Central J . R. Wamsley had three employed to replace Mel Elementary r eplacing Nan home runs and Kovalchik one · Withers as Mathematics Roll. Also several employment.< to pace the . Pomeroy attack. Director. This becomes ef· Ronnie Richards added a were made for School fective July IS, triple, and Ni<ky Riggs , Other professional personnel Auxiliary and Service Per- Wamsley ·and Todd Fife each sonnet. These include,<! the emp,loymerils include: cracked a double . Scott Woody Gay of Charlesw.. as following : Dorothy Thorne as i2 month Harrison had a triple, Bryan custodian at Point Pleasant Zerkle a double, and singles Junior High effective July 8 for came off the bats of Fife, Kovalchik and Tonight th.ru Thursday the next school year; employ Riggs, JULY f , 11 retroactively the following bus ..;;N;O;,;T:.,O;;.;,P,;;E;;;N;.._ _ drivers whose employment began J"une 17 as drivers for FRI. -SAT. -SUN. the Vocational Technical JULy 12, \J, 14 · · BAG THE · Center - Homer Waters , DRUM SLOWLY Rayford Roush and JUanita . . tTechnicotorl Spurlock. Sho Slarts al7 p.m . Carson Roush whose emDavid. Darst, 22, Shotgun ployment began June 19 as Hollow, wlll face breaking and driver for the voca tional entering charges before Judge Technical Center with IJ!Ilary Johri C. Bacon in the Meigs according to experience; County common pleas court, Employ retroactively the Middleport Police Chief J . J. following drivers whose em- .eremeans reports. TUESD.AY,JULY9 ployment began June 21 at a Chief Cremeans says that salary · and hours · as to Darst has confessed to the Double Feature ""TRAVELING LI.GHT" agreement with · the Depart.. March 29 breaking arid en·-Plus- · men! of Natural Resource: tering of the Headquar ~rs HILLBILLY AND THE Kenneth Fout, Odell Wallace, Cafe in Middleport. Darst stole , HAUNTED HOUSE Carlos Benson and Maury $300 and a bOtUe of whiskey . Pridemore. from the establishment which WED., THURS., FRI . Mechanic helpers in the he en.tered via the coal shoot, JULY 10,_1'1, 12 garage effective July I ·at a the chief said. "THE WORKING salary of $2.32 per hour for a 4(). Gl RLS" ( RJ hour week. These were Ralph - PlusGreene, Elmer Harbour , " MAN OF THE YEAR" Two suits for divorce and a Eadker Rnssell, Worthy· JefRossana Podesta suit for money have been filed fers, zente Myers Jr. and ( RJ in Meigs County common pleas Darrell Gandee. court. The City National Bank and Trust, Columbus, filed suit lor amount due on a note in the amount of $5,198.6ll against the Sold Investment · Corp., Columbus and Howard E. Frank, Meigs County I __ I II '• . ' . . I I Veterans Memorlalllospllal Admllled - PhilipCiick, Sr., MI. Alia, W. Va ., Myrtle EdisQn. Rutland: Rose Bachus, Racine: Mary Call, Pomeroy: Ollie Tyree, Middleport : Wilma Eynon, Reedsville: Audrey Hendricks, Patriot; Catherine Althouse, Albany , Discharged - Lyle Hysell, James Marshall, Clyde Bales, Agnes Weeks. Marcus Rice was employed • • .' ~ v ' ' • \ � 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 9, 1974 kerr