https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/79678fb52d431a86557a43740d0ae755.pdf ba70d42d7aa17da4aa430567799441b3 PDF Text Text • • 12 - T~e Daily Sent in< I, • • , 0 .. Thursdoy, July il, I:<H • • • r • Ohio penal ~ strikes growing ELBERFELD I P E Storewide July Clearance .Sale ' SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 9:30 AM GIRLS SPORTSWEAR Sale lh Price . Coordinates·and Separates ~,ale· ! Big selection of misses and womens sizes. Blouses, Pants, Shorts, Halters, Tops, Jeans, . Skirts, Coordinates and Sweaters. Save Over 50% 3.50, 3.95 & 4.25. Boys Shirts Sale 2.99 4.95 Boys Shirts TUBE SOCKS One si-ze 1its sizes 9 to 15. \ Full cushion . White with One size fits sizes 9 to 11 or . 7112 to 9. Wh ite with color - · July Clearance sa~ pair .Mens Short Sleeve • Scile Pricesl Clearance Sale HANDBAGS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS MENS Vinyls, Straws, Crochets. Our entire stock is included Sale 1h Price 3.95 SHIRTS SALE 4.95 SHIRTS SALE 5.95 SHIRTS SALE 6 .95 SHIRTS SALE 7.95 SHIRTS · SALE 8.95 SHIRTS SALE 9.95 SHIRTS SALE 10.95 SHIRTS - - . - - - -SALE MA nR~SS PADS " Cozy Doze" 100 per cent polyester fiber fill, fitted style. · . APRONS Our entire stock is included . Sale 'n Price Small appliances , cook . ware, glassware, d in· nerware. pictures; gift MENS NECKTIES POSTERS Sale lh Price ·- • • 29~ Y2 Price Odds and Ends Sale! .Sport and Dress Shirts Smail Jot. Boys Mu.scles Shirts Sizes 6, 8, 10, 14 and 20. White ••... Sale50c Bo.ys 3.00 Raincoats. Sizes 10, 12 and 14. While they last - • - · '~ - . ; • Sale 79c · Boys 1.39 Raincoats. Sizes 10, tr.'14c- · ·· Limited quantity · • • • • - - Sale 49c Lee 6.98 to 11.49 white and striped Painters and Carpenters overalls. Not every size · Sale 3.00 Smail lot-Boys 1.95 Shirts Broken Sizes 2 to 8 - - - · - • Sale soc. Mens 3.49 Short Sleeve Work Shirts Just a few Of each size. S.M-L-XL ·Sale 1.00 Plain . colors . stripes ·. patterns. Ali permanent press . Sizes 6 to 20. Stock up on your back-toschool needs and save. Boys 2.95 Shirts ------- Sale 1.88 Boys 3.95 Shirts .......;............ Sale 2.88 FLOOR 1 reg. 198.00 Kroehler Lounge Chair Early American Print - • • • . • Sale 99.00 1 reg. 269.00 Kroehler Gold-Green-White Love Seat . • . . Sale 149.00 1 reg. 298.00 Kroehler Blue-Green Sofa 166.00 2 reg. 49.00 Wall Clock and Barometer Cl]ain & Anchor Sale 29.00 1 reg. 498.00 Bassett 4 pc. Bedroom· Suite Sale 299.00 . - . . ' 1 reg. 369 .00 Broyhilll pc . Bedroom Suite Sale 199.00 . < . 1 reg. 679 .00 Bassett 8 pc. Dining Room Suite Sale 399.00 ' . 1 reg. 139.00 5 pc: Howell Dinette Set Sale 77.00 1 reg. 159.00 s pc. Howell Dinette .Set Sale 88.00 1 reg. 219.00 S pc. Howell Dinette Set Sale 129.00 . Cle.a rance Sale BELFAST -SNIPERs KDJ'.ED two teenage boys !()day, marring Protestant celebrations of a 17th Century battle that set the stage for much of Northern Ireland's religious strife . . An army spokeSman said the viCtims - a 16-year-old Roman Catholic and an 18-year-old Protestant both sbotln the . head before the start of parades celebrating tbe controversial · Battle of the B$1e. · · 'lbe Catholic youth was found dead In a playing field In Bangor, a seaside resort along Northern Ireland's east coast. The Protestant boy was gunne~ down on a Belfast street corner. • · Your cliorce of eight boxed assortments' ~n. talnlng from 1 ~)o 21 cards. · ·. ' Willie They Last • • , I l . _t'y asks fior · $900 in funding • A resolution requesting $900 from the Meigs County Commissioners lor operating funds in 1975 was passed Thursday night when the Mejgs County Pioneer and Historical Society met at the Meigs Museum, Pomeroy. The group also made plans for having a bOoth at the Meigs County Fair in cooperation with · the Meigs- County BiCentennial commission so as to better inform tlie public of the • activities of both groups. Keith · Ashley, Jean Bowen and Charles Hayes were named to a committee which will make arrangements for the booth. It was reported that the basic electrical wot k for the musewn has been completed so that the society can proceed II) have the museum set up as a funcUonal . . . operahon by the Bl-centenmal observance. A report Will be pre~~red lor members outhmng what has been accomplished. A request for 1975 dues will be sent to members along With the report. . Several acqUisitions .wer,e acknowledged at last mght s meeting. Among them are a buggy and an express wagon which have been presented the society by Fred and John William Biaetlnar. C. E. Blakeslee, president, was in charge of Thursday night's session. Prior to . ihe society meeting, the Bi· centennial commission met and plans were made for marking the Chester Courthouse. A sign has ~n donated for the marking. ~~;:;;~~fo!~:~~!;~ Mcintyre promo!ed to Haldeman: . Briga • d Ier • 'G. .e neral . - "The President said . that . 'looking to the future there . were problemS and that Magruder coUld bring it right ·to Haldeman and that could bring HUNTINGTON - Th~ head it to the White House to the of the Army Corps of President.' · ' Engineers' Huntington, W.Va., "The President said that office, Kenneth E. Mcintyre, 'we've got to cut that back. has been promoted from ·That ought to be cut out.'" Colonel to Brigadier General. Gen. Mcintyre received his star July I from Lt. Gen. William C. Gribble, Jr., Chief WRECK PROBED of the Army Engineers, in The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a single car ceremonies at · the Forrestal Building, Washington, D. C. acciaent today at 6:40 a.m. on For the past three years, TR 123, one-tenth of a mile Gen. Mcintyre has served as south of CR 30. tile Army Corps of Engineers' John Wesley Moore, 20, Syracuse, was tr~veling north, HUjltington District Engineer · lost control ·In gravel and beaning a multimillion dollar turned ov.er. The car was program in a 45,000-square· mile area reaching into five demolished. Moore was not Injured. No citation was issued. states. On July 22, he will report to theChiefof.Englneers'officein Washington In' his new position as Deputy Chief of Civil Works. '\His ·new responsibilities wtll extend throughout the 50 states · in a.water resources planning · and management program which approaches two billion dollars annually. . . Gen. Mcintyre is now living in Huntington with his wife, Michaela , · and their six children. Their eldest son, Michael, recently entered the U. S. Military Academy at West Point, N. Y. A native of Randolph, Vennont, Mcintyre graduated from the Academy in 1949. He also holds a master's degree In civil engineering . from l:larKENNETH E. MciNTYRE . vard University and a master's degree In business administration from George Program for Executives. . Washington U. · Mcintyre has he!d key ' .He also ;, a graduate of the assignments in Washlngl(ln, D. Industrial Coliege of the . Ar· C.; Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, rned For ces~ the Army's Okinawa, Kentucky and• Command and General Staff Florida. '>.../ · College, and the University of He is a registered filtsburgh Graduate School of • professional engineer In Busines s Mana ge ment. Vel:Tllont: ·. I2 fined, II· f~rfeit well." ' EROY meeting in Belpre on July 20, which will be a family outing. A board of directors meeting was held at 7 p.m. preceding the regular Jaycee meeting, and pl!lns were formulated for . the coming year. Any young man between the agesofl8and35whowouldlike to join a group of young men dedicated to community ,In· volvement - and selfdevelopment is encouraged to attend one of the Jaycee meetings which are beld every second and fourth Wednesday of every month at 8 p.m. at Pomeroy Village Hall. The next regular meeting will be held Wedne!lday, July . PRESENTED CORSAGE -Mrs. Beulall Riclanan, mother Dl Jim Rickman, operator of, theM & R Shopping Center, was one of 300 women ahoppers presented an.orchid corsage at the center Thursday night. The 11th anniversary of the finn J.o being observed with special promotions this week. Making the presentation to Mra. Rickman iii her gronddaughter, Pam . · · North, daughter of.Mr. ai\d Mrs. Jim Rickman: · . SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CAUF. - BASEBALL great Dlr.zy . Dean, the 1ut National League »iame wloner, was reported "dolnC well" today .at Barton }ofemorial Hoopltal . The llall of Fame pltchin~ star was admitted II) the hospital Thuroday for oblervation. · A h01pltal nlll'llng IIUpe!'Yilior would only conflnn that the former St. Loulo Cardinal, 84, was In the holpltaland was "doing • . ELBERFELD Haldeman : "Well, there days before the date Nixon has maybe is another facet. The said lie first learned the full longer you wait, the more risk Watergate sl<)ry In a meeting each hour brings. You run the with Dean. The committee subpuenaed risk of more stuff, valid or invalid, surfacing on the the March 17 tape, but Nixon Watergate caper ... " ' never <ellnquisbed it. Instead, Nixon: "Y~. that's the other the committee had a tape of a thing, if someone does come June 4, 1973, conversation out but we don 'I - we hope between NIXon and Ziegler. In ll!>thing will. It may not. But · it Nixon tells Ziegler he- has there's always the risk." just listened to the March 11 Haldeman : "Aaofnow, there tape, and he goes on to revle'w is no prob)em there. Aa of any the earlier conversation. mOment In the futlll'e there is · Accordliig to the committee at least a potential problem'." report, Nixon ll)Jd Ziegler that Nixon: "Well, I'd cut the loss on March 17 he had expresaed fast. I'd cut it fast . . If we're fear that two of his campaign going to ·do it, I'd cut it fast. aides - Hugh R. Sloan and Jeb That'.s my ·view generally stuart Magruder - would bow. speaking." under pressure from investiga'The President's fears the tors and reveal their ·own InInquiry might lead to hlm were voivement ·. in the political expressed In a March 17, 1973, espionage operation known as meetlngwith 'Johrt W. Dean Ill, Watergate. then his counsel. This was four · The committee, repurtlng on Nixon's recollected account, said: ·"The President said that 'Magruder put the heat on and . MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY.. AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO a ·PM . - ......TEN CENTS WS ANGELES - THE CITY COUNCIL was In the mldat ol bacltlng down on a plan for nude beaches Thursday when a naked man strolled before them, stepped up to the pollee chief ana aaked \ . · ..Ia this lewd?" . It was Robert Opel, 33,thesameman who flashed naked pall David Niven and a·nationS! televlalon audience at the Academy Award ceremonies. , He ·was arrested for dloturbing a publlc meeting and the council went on to vote, 12,.1, against allowing nude sunbathing on .dty-<nfll«< beaches, . 39c box 3.88 William Dallinan, superintendent of the Lebanon Correctio"jjl InStitution, said were - BOXED CHRISTMAS CARDS .. :.; ' COLUMBUS - A RECENTLY RESIGNED state employe said Thursday he "coordinated" production Qf a poster representing former Gov . James A. Rhodes In ti\e nude, but denied making the composite photograph of Rhodes or printing the poster. . Danny G, Mahon, formerly employed In the Dapartment of Mental Health and Mental Retardation, testified at a hearing conducted by Secretary of State Ted Brown to determine wbether a stale law was broken. The law In question requires all campaign material II) he Identified as to Its.source. After testimony by several witnesses, Brown said he would turn the transcrlpls over to Attorney General Willlam J. Brown and Franklln CoUnty ProSecutor George C. Smith to determlne II prosecution is warranted. I reg. 169.00 Kroehler Recliner - . • Sale 88.00 I reg . 169.00 KrQehler Swivel Rocker Sale 88.00 July Clearance ... , BRIDGEPORT, CONN. - A n.year-old Greenwich, Conn., man bas been arrested on charges of setting a fire that swept a crowded discotheque on the . New York.ConnecUcut border, killing 24 persons, it was announced today. Peter Leonard, arrested Thur!lday night, is charged with first degree arson .and third degree larceny In a warrant issued by Bridgeport Superior Court.. · He Is charg~ with setting fire to a bowling alley adjacent to Gulliver's Discotheque In Port Chester, N. Y., June 30. Reg. $2.00 Sale r:nnrret;J socl•e· By United Preulnlernatlonal ..........- .....- -....:· Mens and Boys Department...,. 1st Floor' -------Sale •. • Clearance Sale . selected from our regular stock for the July r----::-:::::-::~:.--:-::-:~~~~ Clearance event. Includes Prep and Boys ties . FURNITURE SALE ON THE 3rd 2.99 3.49 3.99 4.49 4.99 5.99 6.49 6.99 Boys ·Short Sleeve 5.95 Shirts ews·:~ ' disclosed conversation that the White House. St. Clair said he probe would lead "to the White was pleased the committee House, to the President." And released "such alarg<~, volume he told his top aides "we've got of material." But presidential to cut that back." spokesman Ronald L. Ziegler The committee released the accused the committee of evidence its 3811Jembero heard trying to manipulate public In the COW'Se of six. weeks of .opinion liy re'leasing piecemeal closed hearings: While there the impeachment eVidence. was some new Information In the material, there were no One section of .the report · major surprises. reprints a transcript Indicating One of the eight volumes was that on June 30, 1972 - 13 days the Nixon Watergate defense after the Watergate break-Inpresented II) the committee by Nixon and hls closest his lawyer, James D. St. Clair. associates were aware -as It was mostly directed at NIXon put it - "there IS always rebutting the ~har.ge that a risk" that l'(lOre Information NIXon ordered ·hush money' Involving the White House paid to Watergate burglar E. ·· could surface. Howard Hunt >following a . Present were the President; March 21, 1973, White. House his chief aide, H.R. Haldeman, meetlDg. and John N. Mitchell, who was The release of• the material quitting that day as Nixon's drew mixed reactions fl'911l the campaign manager. The .transcrlpt Includes this passage: . • :-:-».·····"((')!.~....................~·=y·~.._............................... . Permanent press polyester -cotton blends, acetates. Reg. 99c to $1.49 yard. Items, kitchen gadgets. \ Clearance Sale WASHINGTON (UPI) Preaident Nixon feared the early stages of the Watergate Investigation would lead to the . White Holl'l'! and to him and told aides ''we've got to cut that back," evidence released In ~House Judiciary Committee Impeachment inquirY sbows. A newly released tape of a presidential conversation made public In eight volumes of committee evidence Thuraday allowed· that less than two weeks alter the June 17, l972, .11'eak-ln -when the cal!! was still llmlted to those originally arrested - Nixon expressed fear ~~ 'more tn. fonnation would come out. On the following M81'ch 17, when the investigation had lntenldfied, Nixon expressed the fear In a second newly CLEARANCE SALE HOUSEWARES THe regular bi-monthly meeting of the Meigs County Jaycees was held Wednesday, July 10, at Pomeroy Village Hall. Dwight Goins, president, reported that the Frog Ball was a success. · . C!lalrmen were named for up-coming projects through December. They are, Rick Collins and Larry Thomas, Dilly Dunker, August; Vince Knight, Operation Red Ball, October; Bob Buck, Hallolveen Patrol, October; Dick Poullri, membership night, November; and Ralph Werry, Christmas baskets. President Goins annOWJced lbat there be a Dl8trict K-4 representative. PHON E 992-2 156 Asbley oald. Karl Stewart, executive dlreclor of OCSEA, laid a proposed 1D cent an hour aalary boost decided on by a leglslollve conference commlttee, 1.1 unacceptable. Stewart called IIIICh an olfet "Indecent." '•Fifteen cents ill totally unacceptable," Stewart said. "It Is l(lkenillm and It would heighten the frustration of our members." ~· Nixon feared ·widening· probe Reg . 5.49 Full Size Sheets - - - - - - Sale 3.88 Reg . 4.49 Twin Size Sheets . . . - • - Sale j.J8 Reg . 3.49 pr. Pillowcases . . . - ~ale 2.48 pr. yard FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1974 , eoUyoparked " - nlk101ll," ' Denim looR or Calico print. All first quality . Clearance Sale POMEROY-MIODLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XXVI NO. 63 "'lbe do.-nn- bid trecltiOIIally oupportecllllcl* PlY for oorrectlGnll employ.e and C<JnMqUOIIdy Ia not UIIIJIIIPIIthetlc: lo the ca- that ~ppM'· Jaycee chairmen named IDe SHEETS AND PILLOWCASES 19~ oeveral ol~loyos had been haraaeed by plcketa. ' Four arrest~ were llllde at Lebaoon Thur!lday on charges of crimlna·l damage and SQaull. . Dallmanalaosaidhewasualng a helicopter tony peroonne1 who wllhed to w<rlt over the picket lines and Into the facllity. Aahley said the Correctlona Department J.o In favor of hlgber wages for Ita guards but cannot tolerate activities that jeopardize the safety of citizens or threaten the operation of correci\!Jn$ tn. stltutlons lor an extended period of~- Devoted To 1'he Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area 25c ·4.99 Sale Salel Famous Malee Sizes small (14-14 112), medium (15~ 15'12 ), large (16-16'12 ); extra large (17-17 112). includes our entire· stock of m e ns cut and sewn shirts. SOc PIECE GOODS •9.50 Sport and Dress Shirts · . Athens Mental Health Center stayed off the job. Employes at the Rollman Psychiatric lnaU· IIllA! at Cincinnati voted!<) wallt out Mooday and those at other facilities threatened to follow .. Robert White, superintendent at Mansfield, said he could "adequately" operate with supervisory persoonel as the other institutions have.been doing . VIsiting has been cancelled. White alao asked Ohio sheriffs not II) deliver any more prisoners to Mansfield. A spokesman lor Gov. John Gilllgan said there are no plans to order the National Guard to the institutions. "There is no Indication that there is any need for the National Guard at the present time," said Robert Tenenbaum, . Gilligan's media en tine Selected from stock . Values to $18.95. Twin and full' sizes. While They Last Sale Price Dusters, to S3.50 CLEARANCE SALE • Slim cut- Ideal for work dungarees. 14 oz. blue denim- western cut. Sizes 29 to 46 waist. Sale Prices Vaiu~s Reg. 7.49 Full Size . •.••.• Sale 3.79 · Reg. 5.49 TWin Size ..• ••• Sale 2.79 LEE RIDERS JEANS This sale includes our entire stock. Crews collared shirts - tank tops . Small. medium, large and extra large siies : · ' pair 15.99 13.99 8.99 7.99 Bath Towels - - - · - - : · - . Hand Towels .. - - - - - - • Wash Cloths · - ' · ·. · · · · · . Sale •11.49 KNIT SHIRTS WOMENS SLEEPWEAR top. July Clearance Mens Short Sleeve ·Clearance Sale Sale 'n Price Sale 8.48 Sale 7.48 Sale 6.88 Sale 6.68· TUBE SOCKS sa~ Sale Sale Sale Sale CLEARANCE SALE Tech Twill Pants • . . . Tech Twill Shirts ••. Lightweight Pants - - • Short Sleeve Shirts •• - ·\ colored tops. Stock up now. Sale 3.49 Sale 3.99 5.95 Boys Shirts Sale ¥2 .· Price Towel FOR THIS SALE KNIT SHIRTS ... • · · .... - - · .. , - - • ·• .. --··- BEDSPREADS Pants in sizes 29 to 44 waist. Shirts in sizes 14'12 to 17'12. Olive green · tan - nav.yblue ·charcoal and forest green . All permanent oress. Lee Lee Lee Lee Luggage Luggage Luggage Luggage ~ } ' /,.I HONORED ON RE'l'IRDIENT - Milton Hood, left, wu ~ Thunday night when a dlnnerwaa111ven In blabonor at 1be Melp IM.Hood w11 preoented with a gUt certificate from Mrs. Keith Goble, owner of Kelth Goble Ford, Inc., Middleport.•On the right is Danny ThompI!On,managerofGoble FU'd.-Hoodretlredasservicema'nager after serving 37 years with Ford dealership In Meigs County. He was employ<!~ by the Ia~ Keith Goble f<l' 13 years. Hood and his wile, Freda, reside in Middleport. They have two sona, Jim and John. Mr. and Mra. HQOd are members of the First Baptist Church. He is a member of Middleport Masonic Lodge. The Hoods have two granddaughter& and two grandsons.' Mr. Hood plans to keep busy, as he said, "I have served the public l(lo long.to just stay home." CLEARANCE SALE LEE WORK UNIFORMS 2.50 & 2.95 Boys Shirts • . . . Sale 1.99 Juniors, Misses, Half Sizes · 40.00 36.00 22.00 20.00 JULY SALEI 1.69 & 1.95 Boys Shirts . . . . Sale 1.39 DRESSES. AND PANTSUITS Famous Maker "12 Price Mens 9.98 Mens 8.98 Mens 8.19 Mens 7.98 • BATH ENSEMBLES Includes our entire stock . Crew neck shirts . collared shirts · tank tops. An unusually fine · ·----·----~--r--·------~ selection. Sizes 2 to 20. ' . Salel Buy now for back-to-school or for wear right Sale! Young Mens now . Boys 1.39 1.39 and 1.49 Clearance Sale Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg . reclional facility at Lucasvllle, the Lebanon Correctional lnstltuUon and the Ch\Uicothe Correctional lnatl\olion. Mansfield, where the employes are represented by the American Federati.on of State, County and Municipal Employes and the Ohio Civil Service Employes ABsociaUon, has 250 guards and 1,800 ln~.540. mates. The Southern Ohio The strike, called b)i em- Correctional faclllty, the ployes to protest the failure of state's maximum security the Ohio General Assembly II) prison, has 370 guards and 1,100 approve a 31-cen!Ain hour pay inmates; Lebanon, 270 guards Increase lot state employes, and 1,300 Inmates; and began last week and spread to Chillicothe, 260 guards and one mental institution Thurs- 1,340 Jmnates. day and Utreatened to spread Guards at r.ucasvUie, Lebanto other mental institutions. · on and Chillicothe are reproJoseph Ashley, a spoke(111lan -·sented by AFSCME, OCSEA for the state Corrections [)e. and the Teamsters Union. partment, said restraining orThe walkout began last ders bad been.obtained to limit Saturday at Lebanon and picketing and stOp harassment spread II) the other Institutions of employes who want to work this week. Thursday, attendants at the at the Soothern Ohio Cor- CLEARANCE SALE Includes our entire stock of mens and boys swim wear . Solid colors.and patterns. Famous make. Boys Short Sleeve • Only 14 pieces to sell SWIM TRUNKS Mens 15.95 Slacks ................... Sale 5.50 Mens 19.50 Slacks ....................Sale 5.50 ' CARILITELUGGAGE Mens and Boys Mens 12.95 Slacks -~·---········ ...... SaJe 4.50 Mens 13.95 Slacks .................... Sale 4.50 Mens 14.95 Slacks ....................Sale 5.50 WOMENS SPORTSWEAR ' JULY CLEARANCE SALE I 143 Pairs Selected fro m our regular stock. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Mens 11.95 Slacks ........... ~--· .. --·Sale 4.50 Clearance Sale Womens SlipRers ' Mens ·Double Knit DRESS SLACKS Sale 1h Price aearance Sale Mens 9.95 Walk Shor1s .......... Sale 6.00 Mens 8.95 Walk Shorts .......... .sille 5.50 Mens 8.50 Walk Shor1s ........... Sale 5.00 Mens 4.95 Walk Shorts........... Sale 3.00 Items se lected from our regular stock. Jackets • Shirts - Pants • Skirts ~ Tops • Gowns, Pajamas, · Robes, Ensembles, Peignoirs. . Our entire stock is included. Includes our entire stock. Double knits . polyester and cotton blends . Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Notions and Stationery · and Sundries Sizes 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 and Preteen Clearance Sale MENS WALK SHORTS Clearance Sale Clearance. Sale • l'nlllllte.,.tloul Guards at the Mansfield Re. formal(lry today joined an unsanctioned strike by correctiona! officers at. Utree other major Ohio penal Institutions In a wage dlopute to bring to 1,150 the number of guard& affected by the work stoppage at four ln.fJtuUons which have 1 total lmnate population of . By Ualltd -1 CARACAS - MOST COUNTRIES TODAY applauded the . Ullltad State1' condltlonal111pport for exlendl!w ... IIDIIte !<) :100 mn., but Pwu and Ecuador oold It wun•t enouah and left open lhe pollllblllty ol more "tuna war" lldrmlahes. Tbe Uftllilcl Statal abendoned 'lb!ll'lday Ita IIIPPOI'I for a · tbne "''h llmlt,\111 dlltaMe ai711H:entury warahlp cOuld fire a ..-ball, and approved a !Smile lerrltortal.llmlt and an adee-mc rone,ol milea. ~· dlur- 1• ORAlN INSTALLAnGN- '1'11enty.two bundred feet of lour-lndl drain We are belnc lnllalled In an - . boblnd the grandl\and ol the Roc1i: Sprlnga Falrlrounds In preparation for the aiiJIWil Melp County Fair next month. Through the · clralnqe 1ystem, the .,.,. will be lUItable for parking many. can. 1be fair board provided the We and the county blghlfay dopartn\ent aided by ~tr, Action Prosra'Y. .and fair . . · bou:d w«ken are .doing the lnltallotlon. ·'l'!le dratnace system w11 worked gut by the Meigs SoU and Watar Con· servatlon District. Pictured at the site are, l to r, Fred Goealeln, fair board member; Henry Wells, Meigs County Conunlssioner, and David Parry, Meigs SoU Conservationist. On the front end loader is Gene Haning, county highway dej)Ortment employe. ~ Twelve defendants were and · costs, assured clear fined ,' 11 forfeited bonds and distance; Lonnie R; Black, Rt. one was assessed costs only .1, Rutland, flO and c01te, Thursday night in the court of reekleu operation ; cora Pomeroy' Mayor Dale Smith . . Putnam, Pomeroy, f~ and Fined were Lester R. coste, open flask charl!•; Ruth Richard, Rl. 1, Long Botl(lm, . E. Moody, AlbanY· ~ and .f20 and costs, speeding; Larry coals, auured el..r ~lance; . Hess no address listed, flO and Donald Richard HID, no adcosts, reckless operation; dreS8 listed, $1& and cooll, Dottie Summers, Pomeroy, $10 dlaturblng the peace; Ronnie and costa for disiUrblng the Richards, PQmel'())', f!OO and peace and $10 and coste, In· costs, drlvina wbllt In· t.oxication ; Tom Quillen, no lo:ticated, and Jon W. Plwc:e, addresa .llated, $15 and coste, · Pomeroy, flO IQd cotta, . lnt.oxicailon, $15 · and cooll, rec111Na operation. dlll!l'derly conduct, and f40, Harold 8. IJtlle, MlddlipQri, . COllis, resisting arrest; Wllllam WU ISUI. . COlli .,. 1ilwl Reeves, Pomeroy, $25 and • -1111 cllarp woa .... coots, inl(lxlcallon; Glen R. ptd. ' Colllns, Jr., JU. 1, Racine, to (~on J1414) �• • ·' . ' ' ' • ) ' ' • Today's • WFL surprises NFL owners; play_ers try -to ~ resume stalled talks all skeptics FAMED FRONTIERSMEN John Burford (left) and Colonel ROOert Salford (Lee Durieux, Mt. Vernon, Ohio and John Epllng, GalliJNJlls) are featured Ill ''Galll8 Qlunlry", an original mll8ical history by Durieux, currentiy iri production at the outdoor amphitheater on the Bob Evans Farm in Rio Grande. '111e show traces southern Ohio's history from the 1790's through the 1890's. Tickets for the July 12, 13, 14 and July 19, 20 and 21 performances are available by telephoning 614-446-9511 or writing the GalliJNJiis Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit the show's producers, the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society. Tickets are $3 for adults, $1.50 for children. · Yan}~ees try to match Mets·' 1973 . comeback . NEW YORK IUPIJ - Tbe 1naure more run backs. World Football League sur- · . 2) Settinll the goal pools in piled the skeptlc:a witll Its the rear of the end rone, u in enWing power In its lint week college, . to make field goals -mare than 250,000 fana -but more difficult. the big question remains: will 3) Returning misaed field tile fans come bad for lllOI'I! ? lloala to the llne of scrimmage · Was the brand of football except when attempted fmn Olfered by the new league of a inside lhe 20. ltrong enoogh quallty to rna)(e · 4) Allowing receivers to people want to return? Dr were catch a hall with only one foot tbey 110 turned oft by the play in bounds. Cll the field that they will stay . 5) InsUtuling a BUdden death away nel.t time? "fifth period," split into two 7 That remains to be seen, but 1'. minute ""'"""ts, to break tbere Is one thing certain. The ties. new league offered some in6) DlaaUowing fair catches novative rules -many of which on punts. were adopted by the National 7) Allowing an offensive back Football League for ihls to go In motion toward the Une coming season - which added of SCrimmage before the ball Is 1001e excitement to a saJ)le snapped. that had become rather dull In · 8) Returning incompleted Its concepts In recent ye!U'S. passes on fourth down to the The most revolutionary rule 1Jne of !ICI'lmmage. change was the awarding of 9) Reducing offensive seven points for a .touchdown holding penalties from IS yards and doing away with the extra io 10 yards. JNJint kick, which had become 10) Eliminating the "bump almost "automatic" in the pro and run" tactic whereby the gume. Instead of the kick defensive bilcks are no longer conversion, the WFL Instituted able to interfere with a an Action PIJint play where receiver even before the ball Is teams must run or pass the ball thrown. for an extra JNJint from 2 I> NFL fans will get to see some yards out. of these same rules in effect Other rules which are new to thts season. The NFL, in a J"'O football fana include : meetlllg last April, officially I) Kicking off from the 3(). adopted nine new rules, some yard llne, instead of the 40, to · similar or duplicates of .those . ' employed by tbe WFL. News Browns in k EdByen Ma"ba Holsinger two players - '' Attendance at Eden Sunday : School Sunday was 12. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, Guysville, spent Sunday with Martha Hol$nger: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Congrove and Pam and Forrest Kibble• visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin Sunday. , Mr . and Mrs . William Gillilan are announcing the birth of. a daughter, Carrie . Anil G d ts Mr ' · ran paren are · and Mrs . . James Carter' Reedsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan, Chester. Mr · and Mrs. Eddie Bigley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . Sol Bigley and Mrs. Martha HolSinger. . clucaao July 31. By SAil FOGG UPI SPORTS WRITER WASHINGTON (UP! ) Negotiator• for the striking pro foot~ play.,. and the NFL ownero returned to the bargalnlnc table with a federal mediator today' maln1y to find out whether !bey even have basis for talking to each other. ~ 10 a.m. oesalon at the ofilce of mediator James Scearce was the lint get· together for the two sides since talks broke off June 2111. There was no Indication that any progress toward a settlement was in Sight. The NFL Players A.uociatioo went on strike July I and veterans have put up picket lines at 10 pre-aeaion training camps that· have Clpened thll8 far and ccmpelled cancellatioo of the tradlt!IJial gume between the College All· Stars and the &.per Bowl champion Mlaml Dolphins in • Ed Garvey, execuUve direct..- al the Playen AIIOCtatlon, went Into the ,_ rounda of talks, sl<eptlc•l that much could be aCCWlpllsbed un'-s the owners' Management Cooncil was prepared to make !Ubstantial counter-offen to the players' 63 contract demands. However, Garvey has signaUed that hla side Ia wiliJng to disc- money lasueo with the owners before tackling the socalled "freedom demanda" tile aaaociation ts presenting. '!be latter, which would give players broad new scwe to decide which teams they would play with and even veto trades, have been the major stumbling block in the dispute. "I'm hopeful there'll be some sort of sign of a counter-offer," Garvey said of the situation. " If there is, maybe there can be some movement and mean- HOWARD A. TYNER LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng· land (1JPI) - The five...ttoke lead Gary Player carried Into the third round ol the British Open today hardly reassured the Uttle South African that he was well on his way to a third Open title. .Mrs. Oldham in • final Ohio semi· s CINCINNATI (IJPI) -Mrs. Ned Oldham of Cuyahoga Falls a former Olympic discus thrower Tburllday advanced Into lhe semi-finals of the Oblo State Women's Amateur Golf to11l'llilment by defeating the defending champion. Mrs · Oldham · u-t ,..... Mrs · Jerry Keil of Toledo 1-up in the quarlerfinala. Mrs. Oldham will play Pat Willlains of Aliron in the semi· flnala tch this orning Th rna m · e other semifinal match pits Mrs. Robert DeGroff against last year's · runnerup Sandy Jones of Cincinnati. Miss Jones and Mrs; DeGroff, both former Greater Cincinnati amateur championa, are 38 yeat ' old and school teachers. The four. who entered the seml.flnala JNlsled !-up vic· torles In the quarterfinalS. Miss W1Uiams rallied from three down after six holes to defeat two.tlme champion Mrs. Doh Peppard of Canton. Mrs. DeGroff defeated Helen Kirkland of Cadiz and Miss Jones defeated Mrs. WIUJam Stoffregan of Cincinnati. The two winners will ad. Vlince to this afternoon's llnala. Property · :ll:: ;! ~~dec~·· a~~d !rs~..;'.an~ ~~;i~o::.~~~ !i jgi J~ i~ :msu~~ 'Thi oiiij f ·Uelll ..,_,to_ S . u n .......u__ ._, · . ................ ........... =;:. . .,:. :":.:"'-'.,: -g.-:Dtlta..!:.': . IMicated that he was dealin8 with tile deadlock m 1 day-at+tJme balls· and aald he had called the twO aides lol!ether to find out If they were ready to bargain aguln. The cancellatiCII of the All-Star game with the Dolphins sug· gested th..,e millht be leverage to get the talks off dead centerBut the dialogue betw~ the striking player& and owners sharpened during ~ week. Wellington Mara, president of the New York Giants and chairman of the Management Council, charged the union had "claimed another lllnocent victim" in bringing about cancel· latlm of the annual cootest. Garvey has pr<BIIlaed- the union would raise $100,000as a donaUon to Chicago Tribune Charities, sponsor of the gume, and would chip in another $100,000 if the owne~s failed to match the contribution . =,:.:-.;,:; Pir~tes, Braves, Rio win in Kyger tourney Reds edge .Cubs, 4-·3 but. ' ,, -" . "• FREE .'BOOSTER , CABLE •• •• •• •• cO • •• •• •• Living" BOOK BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE . !-esoores · •• •• "• •• • Meip Co. Bllnch ' -AJ KITCHfN •• • •• •• •• ••• •• R•d ·• ~:~~ ~:O~rmful~ere HOG RAISERS . INVEN lORY~ SALE! ... SYM PAJHY fl ·QWERS , R. E. TRACY ·FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ,. Dudley's Florist MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Get Our Special . COMPLETE SERVICE . 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So, whiteness . doesn :t mean ·healthy teeth. 1 believe you would be mtich better off to use commercially ,tested · and approved tooth'pastes that contain materials to protect ag•lnat tooth decay. Peroxide as a mouthwash may not cause any harm If It Is not too strong, If you use alrong solution you can burn the senaltive gingiva (gU1118) and damage them. 1 would defil11tely lhlnk that once · hour · ·would run the risk an of · damaglllg Uasuea The l!ti • porJant thing in de~tal hyglen~ la juat to clean the teelh well and optimally to clean them after each time you eat. In, ~ial lnl~ the iiWIII ,_, to be ma.a1ed and aUmulaled. you do U.. thinp nsture will do m01t 01 the real for you. • • ' ••• •• long as the last one, or more than 10 years. Your prostate · gland growth may now be slowing a bit too, which could wor k ln your favor. DEAR DR. LAMB _ My · te ..__ h SIS r """very w ite teeth and claims it is because she uses baking soda and salt instead of toothpaste. What do you think about this? Is lt aU right? And, she claims that you can lrn· prove your teeth also by using peroxide as a mouthwash every hour all day long. · • Brown ready · :• Surgery may need ·repeating :m ' :t ····~ ~()nap. Sc;earCe DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB :lJ8 lr :3 'Meigs .m · lngfu1 dlacuiJion." "Under these conditions a plus ties tournament officlais man could be 10 strokes back had to set the cutoff at 156 going out on the final day and strokes-14 over par. still win," Player aald. "It's. Sixteen of the 23 Americans still open." . who made lhe trip to this resort His opJNJnents in the !03rd town on the Irish sea survived renewal of the world's oldest the cut, although among those gulf championship could only who dido 't were tourlllg profes· hope Player was right after . sionala Jerry Heard and Phil Thursday's roond when for a Rodgers. second day he cut through Others who went down blustering w!ndo as If they victim to lhe strong winds and weren't there enroute to a bunkered fairways of Royal three-under-par 68 that gave Lytham were New Zealander him a 36-hole total ol137. Bob Charles, winner here in No other man in a field 1963and second in 1969; British generally accepted as the best Amateur champion Trevor ever assembled for a British ·Homer and Australian Bruce Open managed to breo,l< par at Crampton- who won $74,000 the half-way mark on the on the U.S. circuit last season. exacting, 6,82Z-yard Royal· Ly· "If I could have played tham courSe. better, I don't know how," Smooth-6winging South Afri. Player, the reigning U.S. can Bobby Cole with a 72 Master's champion, said after Thursday and Peter Oosterlluis a round Thursday which with a of Britain, witii"B 71, lay closest showman's flair he began and to Player at 142 follo'wed by ended with a birdie. U.S. first-year professional But be knew from personal Danny Edwards at 143. · · experience that as un118ual as a Defending champion Tom fiv~oke lead was after 36 Weiskopf headed a groop that hoi"!', lr might not be enough. InclUded first round leader At Carnoustie, Scotland, in John Morgan of Brltsln and the · · 1968, where be ·won hla laSt · JNlpular . Lu Uang-Hsiah of British Open title, Player Taiwan at 144. So high were the picked up five strokes on the scores after two rounds that to final day to overtake Billy reduce the field to the lowest 80 Casper for the title. ' Grove News, Events Transfers By RICK. VAN 8ANT brllllanUy Thurllday and took Olmsted Falls, and Jim town, the first round leader Golfer.11 · any double bogeys today. You DAYTON (UPI) - Ed a tllree-<ltroke lead into today's Decker, 19, of Fremont. Apple with ·• 68, continued to shoot "I came down to write a have got to putt like crezy on Gowan, uaociall! editor qf a final round. shot a 7$ Thurllday and Decker hlmself oot of contention. Hts story about playing this Ibis COIII'IO to break par. 1 put.golfing newspaper, came here Playlllg on the par-n south had a 76. M Wednesday and 83 Thurllday oourse," he said. uThla La a ted very well today," to write about lhe 68th Men's course of the National q.sh .Helaler Fourth · guve him a 23S total, 17 strokes helluva great golf course." Next belli ocoreo recorded (Editor_ 'a Note: UPI Sports Editor Milton Richman · 1& ut1 . Ohio Amateur Golf tour· Register Counlry Club - site of Kim Heisler, 21, of Aurora, behind Gowan. What did Gowan !teed to be· Thursday were 73o by Ken · lhe 1969 National PGA cham· was fourth with a 222, followed vacation. In his absence, hla colwnn Ia belllg written by UPI nament. Gowan Ia almost an unheard come the first player In the Walters of Girard, Tom HaU o1 lle may write about w!Ming plonahlp - Gowan fired a 70, by Ned Maxwell, a school of among state amateur tourney to break par on the Kent, Deity Spencer o1 Toledo Sports Writer• In varloll8 oarta of the countrv .l the only sub-par round of the teacher from Columbus, with playen. Thla is' hla first stall! luah layout? By EDSAINSBlJRY · l!ld Lalu Sabotin o1 Warren, Calllpoll.o' Steve Blowero tourney oo the rugged layout. 223. l.JPI Sporla Writer · tourney. He says be hasn't Talent, but also luck, he who woo tho tourney In• 1118'1. dropped 1% strokes off the That one solid round turned Nineteen-year-old Howard 1\)ayed much compelltlvely says. ClllCAGO (UP!) ..., "What did I do wrong?" Dick Allen asks Spencer and Sabotin were pace Thursday with a 11 In things around for Gowan. He Hendershott of Hudson, lhe QUlulcally. "Or to put It another way, w I "do that 1wasn't and calls this his most lm· "Ever}othlng went my way tied for eighth place wilh 2251, the Men's Oblo Amaleur Golf trailed the leader by fiye leader by two strokes at the portant tournament 6y far. SllppOied to do?" today," he explained. "When I along wilh Mllte Gleaaon of To u nta m ~ nt. After three stroke• after Wednesday's halfway mark, had a bad day A former quarterback on the needed a super shot I got lt. It Chagrin Falls and Dave ~n. first baseman for the Otlcago White So Is fourth rounds, Blowers has .a 230, round, but 24 hours later found ThiD'Sday and slipped into a tie Case Tech (now Case Western seemed llke I was always Hrusovsky of Warren, ma]91' league team, has become one of baseball's ~ - werstal and Is lo a throe-way tie for himself the pace setter by with Ralph Ballenger of Reserve University) football headed for trouble, but I al· ligures, He played only one season with both St. Louis a Los Ludwig Schencl<ol Manalteld 29th place. three strokes. His M-bole total ColumbLtS for •lxlh with a 224 taam, Gowan currenUy Is as- ways came out of lt. Angeles afte r seven with Phlladelphla. lhe 1912 champ, and oix other was 77-71-70- 218. total. Hendershott soared to an sociate editor of a monthly golf "I thought I could break par _ golfers were tied for 12th place In each city he has been rapped by baseball writers and bod!~ lt. Gowan a, ~year old native Tied for second place with 81 Thur~Y and Ballenger newspaper in Cleveland, "The on thla course if I just played It with 2268. by fans. Only in Chicago, where he had hla greatest season safe and steady. I didn't have 1972, chosell.mtist valuable player and leading the league in home of the <:1eveland suburb of 22ls were Glenn Apple, a shot a 74. ·· neighbor Olmsted Fails, played of Gowan's from John Turner, 20, of Middle· runs and runs batted in, has he won wide fan acclaim, and \hat has dlmlnlahed this season under repeated proddings by writers. Allen belleves that one reason he comes under fire Ia hla aalary, reputed to be $250,000a year. "The money," he said. "A few games ago, after I struck out, some man in the stands yelled PIRATES BUY BRINKMAN at me 'What makes you worth f.!5(1,000?' PITISBURGH (UPI) "I play baseball because lUke it. lt's fun . But if you were doing Chuck Brlnkmnn, a reserve 110mething you llked, and you saw a dollar bill on the ground, catcher, was purchased by the what would you do ? Wouldn't you stop and pick It up? It's the Pittsburgh Pirates from the same way with me. I'm not going to tum down money for dolng Chicago White Sox Thurllday to what lUke to do." In the Pomer oy game, for six more in the second replace the injured ·Mike Ryan 1-'omeroy's Pirates edged Allen, basically shy, sticks close to his apartment when the Sox W amsley doubled and scored and two In the third to post ita on tbe roster. .R utland , 14-13 in an old· are home, and close to hla hotel room on the rood. His teammates Ryan has been put on the fashioned slugfest Thursday · the winning run on an infield eaay victory over the Senators. J. Humphreys had two error. Terr y Smith , Todd praise him 8nd none object If he doesn't take batting J"'actlce, or ClllCAGO (UPI)- After 220 in.Bench after Concepcion was Pirates' disabled list with a night in the 16th Annual Kyger Smith, and Carmichael had singles, Brett Dodson, Steve comes late to spring training, or comes on the field early to sign Creek Li ttle League Tourappearances as a relief pit- thrown out attempting to steal. back injury. autographs. The writers object to these habits. two hi ts each for the Pirates. Fife, J . Wayland, D. Hysell had nament. cher, Dave LaRoche made hi$ The CUba evened the score in "My teammates feel differently, maybe," Allen conjeciured, T. Gore, Davis, and An· one hit each. In the other games, Midderson led Rutland with two "because they're with me on the road. They eat with me, see me first appearance as a starter their half of the fifst on singles M. Fife and T. Williams had dleport's Braves posted a fo ur around, and know that I spend mpst of my time In the hotel room. Thursday and was promptly by Don Kessinger and Rick the only Senator hits. Mike · inning, 11.0 victory over the hits each, Todd Smith was the chased from the mound by the Monday, a sacrifice fly by They know me. Ga!Upolis Senators and Rio winning pitcher while Davis Miller was the winning hur) r Jerry Morales and singles by "I try to keep my life on the field public and my We at home Cincinnati Reds. while M. Fife took the loss. Grande boml!ed Portland, 13-1 was charged with the loss. LaRoche gave up three runs Billy Williams and An<jy private and I don't think the writers recognize thts. U I make an Middleport's Braves took a 3Rio Grande exploded for nine in four innin.gs. error on the field or strike out or something, go ahead and on six t>lts and four walks in Thornton. Dlead in the fitst then exploded runs in the fourth Inning The Reds regained the lead criticize me, Blame me. But what I do at home or away from the working 3 1-3 lnnlnss in the enroute to Its 13-1 win over Cubs' 4-3 loss, hut did not figure in the fourth, when Merv field, that's my business and nobody elSe's. i>orUand. In the deciSion. The loss went to Rettenmund doubled and "My momma raised me right. She taught me the difference Leading the attack were Joe between right and wrong, and I haven't done anything wrong, Burt· Hooton, who gave up the pitcher Clay Kirby singled him Blazer, C. Ramey, JohMy even off the field.! haven'tdoneanythingl'mashamed of, and so winning run in the lOth when home. Wickline, and Scott Morrison . Johnny Bench's grounder Mondsy tied lite score for long as 'I kitow I haven't' done anythlllg wrong, no criticism Is with two hits each. Tony acored Dave Concepcion. Chicago, leading off the eighth going to bother me.l've never given anything but my best." Weiher, the winner, Slammed a "! never thought I'd live to with Ilia 11th homer of the N alional League Standings American Leegue Allen recenUy was criticized because be was out of a Saturday By RICK VAN SANT double. B. Johnson had the only By United Press lnterutional East gume before a Sunday dooblehM.der. He volunteered to play in see the day 1'd start a gume," season. Wll..MINGTON, Ohio ('UP!) w. 1. pet . g.b . hit for PorUand. S. Fitch was East LaRoche said. "But the Cuba But the Reds put together - Not even Paul Brown-who w . 1. pet . g .b . Boston the game, but Manager Omck TaMer told him to take the day 47 38 .553 the losing pitcher. . Lou is 43 41 .512 46 38 .5 48 •; .. Bal ti more off. He spent it with .hts chlldren. "They tell me to think of the. need starting pitchers and I hack to back singles by Con· for 40 years has been kno'wn for St In tonight's action, Ph i lad e\p.h ia .. 43 42 .506 117 Cleveland 45 · 38 .542 l 43 41 .5 12 J lh Syracuse's Astros will meet youngsters In the stands," he said. "Thinkoftheklds. Well, I am;.. ·· was willlng to take my chan· cepelon and Joe Morgan, a wild Ilia meticulous preparation and Mon t real 40 42 .488 2 Milwaukee ces. It's a different feellns pitch by Hooton and Bench's 43 42 .506 4 Pitt sburg h 37 45 .451 5 De troi t of my own kids. control of the situation-knows Ch Middleport's Mets, the ica go 37 46 .446 5112 N ew Yo r k 42 43 .494 5 when you know you might have infield grounder to take the win 36 4_8 .429 7 West "I don't get to spend much time with them because I'm gone all what to expect here Saturday. N ew Yo rk GalUpoll8 White Sox battle w. 1. pet. g.b . West suinmer, so I welcome every chance to spend time with them. 1 to pitch a fuJI nil)e innings and in the lOth. The general manager and New Haven and the RuUand w. 1. p~t . g . b. Oakland 48 37 .565 when I start again next week, But the Cubs' retain.ed head coach of the Cincinnati · Los A ngel es 60 28 .682 Kansas Ci t y 42 42 .500 5112 Dodgers don't want to come home when my son Is taller than I am, and he will meet the I'll try to prepare myself for confidence in LaRoche's poten· C in ciri na ti 49 37 .510 10 Chica'g o 4t 43 . 48 ~ 61h looks at hla mother and points at me and says 'Who's that?"' Bengals swings open the Hou Gallipolis Indians. 42 46 .4.77 7lh ston 46 41 .529 13112 T ex a s going longer." tial as a starter. Two of hla baseball injuries still trouble Allen. He suffered a 46 42 · .523 14 Minnesota 40 47 . 460 . 9 . training camp gates on the Atlanta . Saturday evening, · CenLaRoche made his first · · "I think we all got a big 'Hft neat, trim Wilmington College San Fran cisco 39 49 .443 21 Cali fornia 32 -56 .364 l1 1f:2 haii-Une fracture in Ilia leg last year, missing the last half of the terville . will play Salem, San Diego 38 53 .41 8 2J if:2 Thunday's Results mistakes in the first Inning, today · from LaRoche, who season, and it pains him some. "But my hand Is worse," he said. Thursday ' s Results BOs ton 12 Texa s 3 campus at noon Saturday, ln\t Pomeroy's Tigers will Jangle when Cincinnati tagged him for showed that he can be a good whQ comes to picket and who Chicago 4 Balt i more 3 Ci nci nnati 4 Chi c ago 3, 10 inn 14 1be nerve was cut in that." · with tile Gallipolis Tigers and New Y ork 2 K an sa s City 1 ! onl y game scheduled l two runs. starte. r ," Monday said. The hand was cut in 1969 when the headlight lens of a car he Today ' s Probable Pitchers Minnesota 5 Cleveland 2 comes to play remains to be the Pomeroy Giants play Pete Rose and Concepcion "Cincinnati has beaten 118 five (Only games scheduled ) (All Times EDT) was pushing shattered and the glass gushed hla hand. Now he has seen. Addaville. ' Today ' s Probable Pitchen A tlanta (Capra 9-3 and walked and a single by Bench out of eight times, but four of (All Times EDT) no feeUng in two fingers on the right hand, h)3 throwing hand. The strike by the National Harr ison 6-10 1 at St . Loui s drove In the first run. LaRoche lhe games bave been decided Football League Players As- (G ibson 5· 8 and Fors ch Q,l ), 2, Detro it f Lol ich 10·9 1 at "I can't feel the baseball," he said. "So I jam the ball inl!> the Kansa s City { Busby 11 -8), 8 : 30 6 : 30p .m . then walked Tony Perez and by one run." sociation has left Brown-<>s It Ci n cinna1i .U . Carrol l 1·0 and p .m . hand with my glove. Then I know lt'sthere and I can throw it." George Foster singled to drive Clevelanc! { Bosman 1-0l .at Gullett 9· 6) Pittsburgh has all other NFL coaches- (Rooker 5-6 and at Demer y o.J ), 2, M innesota {C orbin 5. 2), 8 : 30 lnternatloi'lal League wondering what to expect in 6:05p. m . p. m . StandingS The nerveless fingers also handicap his grip on the bat, camp. Chi cago (S ton e J.3) at Hou s· Te x a s . !J enk ins 10·91 at By United Press International ton (Os teen 7.7), 8: 35p .m ,, Milwaukee (Colbo r n S-5), 8 : 30 resulting in heavy callouses on tbe palm of his hand. "I have to North Brown has Invited 47 veteM ontreal <Torrez 8-5) at San p. m . ' w . I. pet. g .b . gripmorewithmy palm than the fingers," he said. "So I can feel Baltimore !Ale xander 4-4) at D iego ! Palm er 1-2J. 10 : 30 p . m . rans, 15 rookies and a·few free Roch ester 48 30 .614 New York {S tone 2-7l at L os Chicago (Johnson l ·OJ. 9: 00 • it." Syra·cu se 49 33 .598 1 agents to report Saturday. Ang eles (J ohn 13-2), 10 :3 0 p . m . p .m . Snarl Proof Tol E-do 35 <t"8 .422 15V' Allen has a sizeable investment in race horses, seven at the Most of the veterans are ex· Oakland (Holtzman · 9·10) at Ph iladelphia ( Lonborg 11 · 7> Pawt ecket 29 50 .. J67 19 lh at· san f ranc i sco D'A cqu i sto 7. New York !Dobson 6·11 J. 8 : 00 Reg. $4.69 track and 16 at home, and he has received an unexpected peeled to stay away and most 7}. 10 : 30 p.m . South p .m . ' w. 1. pet . g . b . dividend. "My kids low the horses," he said, "and my oldest Californ ia ( F igueroa Q. l) at Saturday's Games of the -rookies and free agents Memphi s <t 7 32 .595 Ci nci nnati at P ittsburgh Boston <Wise 3-4), 7 : 30p .m . ONLY boy, when offered a present, wanled six bales of hay. He's mo~e are expected to report. 47 33 .58 8 ,h R ic hm ond Philadelph ia at San Fran c isco Saturday's Games Chilr-l es·ton · 37 42 .468 10 concerned about the horses than himself, and I see how he s Montreal at San D ieg o. Oakl and at New York . A couple of days ago Paul Tidewater . 27 51 .346 19112 Cal ifornia at Boston i l ig ht taken responsibility for them, and Is thinking of them, and I like Brown reported he had been twAtlanta Thursday ' s Results at St . Lou is, night Cleveland at Minnesota Ri c hmond B Charl est on 3 it.'' . New Y ork at Los A ngeles. Te x as&t M il waukee informed that the "core" of the T idewater 5 Memphi s 3 Detro it at Kansas City, n ight night Free ior the asking at Allen concedes he marches to his own music, and said "I think Rochester 2 Tol edo 1 team would be in camp before Ch icag o at Hou ston ,· n.1 Qh t B,alt iri1ore at Chi cago, night Chester, 0. Pawtu 985-3301 our office. ck et 1 Syra cu se 0 about what I'm doing, and If someone asks me to do something I tile first exhibition ga~Aug . don't think I should do, Idon'tdo it. Gene Mauch (Ilia manager at 3 againat lhe Miami Dolphins Helpful hints .on home . Philadelphia) asked me to do some things I didn't want to do and in Riverfront Stadium. T decorating and home I didn't do them. But I didn't have any trouble with Red That game and the entire LUI improvement ideas. Schoendienst (at St. Louis) or Walter Alston (at Los Angeles), season were sold out long ago, AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Major League Results New York 200 000 ooo -. 2 6 o · and Johrl -Allyn (White Sox owner) and Chuck Tanner_(Sox but assistant g'eneral manager BY United Press International Kansas Cty 010 000 000 - . 1 1 1 National League Medl ch ( 10·7l and Munson ; .ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK man'ager) have treated me fine. and Paul's son Mike Brown 110 innl Br' iles , Minoorl 16 l and Healy . "Sometimes I wonder how my baseball career would have revealed tltat some fans have Cincinrit 200 100 ooo 1 - . 4 8 2 LP · BI- 1\es ( 1-3). AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) Chicago 200 ooo 010 0 -. 3 9 o been If I'd spent all my time with the White Sox." turnedintheirse:asontlcketsin Kirby , eorbon (9 ) and Plum . Cleveland oOo 110 ooo -. 2 a o . . ALS.O His career might not have been much different, but certsinly dl m er ; LaRoche , Todd ( 4 )·, Minnesota 000 001 40x - . 5 9 0 trike t th sgus over e S • Hooten 18 > an1d Swi sher . WP · Peterson, Beene 16), Hilgen. the fortunes of the White Sox would have been. '_' Bu~," Brown quickly adds, Borbon 17-5 >. LP -Hooten (3 -7 L dorf . ( 7 ) , Buskey (7J. and DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE In addition to having fun, Allen Is in baseball for his pe~nal "all those seats were quickly HR -Monday l·llth l. The lltllono County Dun c an ; Decker (9·8) and Borgmann . LP -Beene (2 -2). · Sovlnp & U.n Co. P"ide_"I want my name up there," he said, "and after I'm gone, re-sold, so we 'still have 8 . American League 296 Socand St. I want some kids to come a~g, maybe my Own, and say 'I can · season sellout." Texas ooo 010 020 - . 3 41 Baltimore 101 010 ooo - :t 9 1 1 T.V. & APPLIANCE Pomeroy, ONe Chicago ooo 01~ 021 - 4 a o do better than that.' I want tbem to have something to look at and Brown is worried a long Boston 2 ooo 4h: 12 u o 30 I enOUr 5 GAS SERVICE try and beat." · . · · . Strike will hurt his "blosHargan , Stanhouse ( J). Bro M c N a I I y , D .Johnson 11 ), · "team tha 01·t ill berg (3 ), Thomas (7), M erritt Hood ( 7 ), Reynolds CBJ. Jack· Already Allen has hung up ~me fancy figures for ulher Phone 985-3307 . Chester, Ohio sorrung more w 18) and Sundberg ; Lee (10 -n son (9 ) and Hendricks ; B .John generations to beat. This year he millht hang up some more. . established teams. and BlackwelL LP ·Hargan 17· son ( 2-0 l and Herrmann . "LP · "He's having hla greatest year," Tanner said. "I remember "The strike hits US at an 5). HRS -Mill er (4th ), Har r ah Reyn old s (4 .Jl. HR -Down ing · (1 3th ) / Petro cel li ! 13th ) . (7th) . 1972 when he carried us, and he's playing even betll!r now." Inopportune time," says the~ . . H.W much better doea he have to get to avoid crlUcism ? year-old Brown. "I felt we . BILLS SIGN RECEIVER were ready to take our big shot NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. Ma•. .r·F•rgu•on l•wnlgarclen trllCiillr \ at It (the Super Bowl). (UPI) ,- ·Gary Heyman, a YOU~G DEFENSEMAN Cleveland Crusaders · of the "We still have a good football rookie wide receiver from SIGNS World Hockey Association. team But ·what will the strike PeM State,,Thursday signed a CLEVELAND (UPI) - Paul Baxter was the Crusaders' do to· 118 ? multiyear contract with the Healthy Hogs Baxter; an 18-year-old defen· No. 1 pick in .the recent WHA Despite lhe strike, Saturday ;;;Biiuffiilaliiiooitii!Biilllla'!t.-----. seman, signed a multi-year draft. should see the aMual rc-· r ' Always contract' Tburllday with the .. appearance of G\'Og Cook. The quarterback does not belong to · Finish l!ooMMio.. l Fuel consumption ranges from 1\olz to 4\olz quarts per hOur depending on model. the union and Brown expects him to cross picket Unes. · a.; L.Ort8"1..an& dependtibllfty. Aiding mowa'rs and lawn/ First . garden tractors, S to 14 hp. buft t lo the same quality Cook led the Bengala brll· standards as Ma ssay·~ ar\;juson farm tractors. liantiy in 1969 but then got hurt Mower cutUng widths 26" tg 48". " To Soften Sorrow" and ha9 been trying to come Yeti ...Miyl Take your pick ol over 40 attachments, implements and accesaoriea back for the last four !!<&son. · Business Phone- 992-2804 11\81 will handle your outdoor jobs faster "Greg is gung-ho and he's and easi«ir. Rotary 'liters. snowthrowers E. M. Blake, Jr. J . T. Blake arid bladaa. utility trai\era ... you naf!le throwing the ball a lillie bet· Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 · It, MF has the equij)munlto do it. ter/' reports Brown. "But, Of fleMabfe urrlce I nell per1t; FaClory308 s. Third Avenue, Box 267 S9 N. Second St. !lelned servicemen. course, he's not what he was .· Middleport, 0. years ago." · British Open truly "open" according to Gary Player By IRA )UIJ,ER runsstanduponaseven-hltter. wall. ClEVELAND ( UPI) -' The UPI Sporta Writer. The second-year righthander . Wblte Sox 4 Orioles 3 The New York Yankees think allowed only three hits after The White Sox, whose mana- Cleveland Browns announced they can do the same thing this '· pitching ool of a ~ond lnnlng get, Chuck Tanner, received a Thursday the signing · of veteran llnebacker John · year that their landlord did a jam to win hla lOth game. two~ y~ar extension of his Garlington to a multi-year year ago -n~lly from last Minnesota beat Cleveland ~ contract. to 1978 before the ag reement and ve.teran centerplace in mld-aeason to first 2, Chicago edged Baltimore 4-3 ·game, rallied from a 3-0 deficit. · place in Octo!Jer. ' and Boston ripped Texas 12-3 in Brian Downing hom.ered for guard Jim Copeland to a ooc"Thewaywe'replaylngnow, other American League games the first run in the fifth, Bill year contract for .the 1974 our chances are pretty good," · ThiD'Sday. Cincinnati defeated Melton singled home one run season. . Garllngton, 2li, came into hla says leMelder Lou Piniella:'' Chicago 4-3 in 10 innings in the .and a.nother scored on an error own last season as a full-time · The Yankees were eight and ·· only NL game. in the eighth, and Downing a half games behind a lltUe · New York edged within a . scored the winner in the ninth performer on .the right side.. The Loulslana State graduate more than a week ago. But gume of the .500 mark, at 42-43, on a wUd pitch by Grant moved in as a regular last Thunday lli~t when they beat . with Tburllday night's victory. Jackson. year, hla sixth with the NFL Kanlu City, ~1. It waa their Doubles by Elliott Maddox and Red Sox 1% Tigers 3 cl d th with Bob ub, an loge er sev,!llth victory in eight gumes Murcer, an error and an infield Rick Miller hi I a two-run and left them jtlst live gumes · out prod~ced the two Yankees homer and Rico Petrocelli a · Babich and Charlie Hall com· a formidable · Mrs. Virginia Carter and out of first. runs In the first innlllg. 110io home run for the Red Sox, prlsed llnebacking trio. . . ·Jimmy and Toni GiUJian spent In case yoo have forgotten, TwiDII 5 IDdlalll Z whose Bill Lee pitched a fourOipeland, starting his eighth .· the weekend in Canton with tile Yankees becalne tenants of · A two-run double by Larry hitter toralae htsrecord tO 11).7, season with .the BroWns, suf. Mr. and Mrs. William Glllium. the New York Mets .at Shea J{isle .. capped a four-run Miller, Petrocelli and - Carl fereila groin injury early last Mrs. Charles WilSon visited Stadium thl!! season. Exactly seventh inning by the Twins, Yastrzemskl drove in three swnmer .. That, coupled with a Mrs. Shirley Barber and one year ago, the Meta were In who , won their fifth straight runs apiece. serious hlp injury that benched family Monday. last place, · juat llke the riame. Eric SoderhOlm walked · Redo 4 Cubs S Mr. and Mrs. · Virgil Yankees are . now, and they td O)ien the Inning, Jim Holt Johnny Bench drove In tile him for the 1972 campaign, sel back Ilia return in 1973. .Holsinger and Aleshia, Mr. and were even further behind. was -safe on a !Ieider's choice ·winning run in tile loth inning The signing of Garllngton Mrs. Sol ' Bigley and Martha -You remember what hap- and LuiS Gomez walked to lilad following singles by Dave penect. · the bases ·before a single by Concepcion and Joe Morgan and Copeland leaves the Holsinger, visited Mr. and Mrs; Carter Monday "I've always fel,\ 1'e were in , &d Carew sent home the first and a wild pitch by loser Bert Brownawithsixplayersnotyet James the race," says YankeeS; ., rtln. Steve Braun then singled Hooton. Rick Monday had a signed. They are Jerry Sherk, · evening. Manager Bill Vlrdon. "Oil- . home anotjler run before Hisle homer among three hits for the Nick Roman, Frank Pitts, Carl Barislch,ChrisMorrisandiJon HarrisonviUe : vlously, we've got to play well , doubled off the left-center field Cuba. Horn. and the clubs ahead of ua have · Dai1 &ott, the ohio State Society News got to falter, but five games Is . , · Major Lugue Leaders . offensive llneman who was the not any great deficit." _ · By Unit~C:.:i~e;sB•:t\~~ationat By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Browns' ninth round draft Mrs. Mollie McGi-ath and son Bobby lliurcer drove ln one Notional League DEARDR.LAMB-Iam 70. choice earlier thia year, will rt Logan visited ~ 1 Earl •• • " run and scored the other in the McGraths Sunday. Gorr , Ali 17 ::. ; 0 13~ "3";5 Ten hyears ago I had a transfirst lnnlng at Kanaas City and· ~ By Mrs. Herbert Roush Diana Davidson, alSo of New not be avallable to play with Mrs. Stella Atkins visited Gross , Hou · 82 283 48 95 .336 uret ra 1 operation on my Smlth, ,St.L 75262 38 87 . 332 prostate gland. A month ago I George Medlch mado those two .Mr.' and Mrs. Don Findley e Trinity Free Will Baptist the club this season because of Dena Welsh . The . Clal·r · Cosh Phn 85 350 55112 .320 a physical ailment unrelated. to • and cliildren of Colwnbus spent Church Friday evening at New ·un her day off Schmidt, Phi 85 282 51 90 .319 haa the same operation. Tbe waggoners 74 201 · 38 64 .318 · doctor who operat.ed 00 me the weekend wilh Mr. and Mrs. Bern, North Carolina. Mrs. football. visited Ava GIlkey .m the Geronlm. Zlsk, Pnt en 76 266 40 84 .316 Russell Findley, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson · remained for a Grubb, so 80 256 33 eo .313 said that It Is not unusual to evening Charles Michael and family . longer visit and - will' return Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story John Warner, a resident of g~~~~~~~tA l~~ l~ 1 ~! have the growth again. He said ·Miss Tracy Norris, small home Thursday with the and Rosalee of Darwin visited Kingsbury, passed away at . . American League that i did not have a tumor. I daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Robinsons. lhe Gloeckners Sunday. Mrs. Holzers Sunday morning of a Carew , Mlnn :3~ 4~ 1 2~ •3";;, amllshln good health but don't Darrell Norris is a medical The former Norma Detzel Maggie Roush, Miss Millie heart attack. Horgrov, Tx 66 204 27 68 .333 re the idea of going throug~ patient at Holzer Medical and family of Colwnbus visited Ripley of Charleston, also Mrs. Susie Heitger is helping ~::d~;; NY l~ lhe saiile operation again some Center. · Mrs. Nora Gorham and son visiledMrs.AdaNorrisand the out at Braham Store. Jackson ,Ook 75 m 47 84 .327 timeinthefuture.eanyougive _ Blombrg , NY 57 178 28 58 .326 · f · ti this Mr. ·and Mrs. Floyd Hill of Earl over the weekend. GJaeckners. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown of Randle. Tex 80 262 38 85 ·.32< me more 10 orma on on Rogers, Ohio, viSited Sunday · Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Bus) Mrs. Chester Durst or Niles, with ·Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill Hupp and family of Marengo 0 ., Mrs . .Agnes Parsons of READER - Can' t and atieuded the annual Hill spent the weekend with Mr. Florida, Mrs. Luwrence Barr Glous.ter were dinner gues•- of Home Runs say I bleme you, Tbe prostate Nationol League ' . Cedeno. land 1 lite II l'k d and Mrs. Arnold Hupp and of Mt. Alto, W, Va., Mrs. Edna the M. A. Epples Sunday."' Neva Pierce, ' dec., to reunion at PorUand Park·. Hou and Wynn , LA ,., g s . ra Y 1 e a onut Mrs. Clara Powell · Of An· soris. Quickie . of Londenvllle, o., Virginia Nel•on, Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harper Schm idt , Phil 18 ; .Bench. Cin surroundmg the urethra just tiqulty spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert were Saturday guests of Mrs. Utchfield, Cert. of Trans., Perez . Cin and Garvey, LA outside the bladder. As the Saillbury. ' • aM Mrs. Virgil Hili and Sr. spent a week In Penn· Roush, Mr ..·and Mrs. Russell Mabel Pauley of Dexter. American Loaguo' o. Allen, prostrateenlargesitflllsupthe sylvania visiting Mr. aild Mrs. Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Dorsa Harley D. Godfrey, Alma B. family , Mr. and Mrs: Jessie Carroll ~~~d~i~k, ~~l~ 0 ';ri.; J~~ ••~~', hole ln the donut and comMr. and Mrs. Ben Hunt of Jim Freeman and children Of Parsons Saturday . Mrs . ·and Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Oak 16 ; . Horton , oet and presses the urethra. ·That Is Godfrey to Paul· R. Gerlach, Akion, 0 . viSited Mrs. Bert Uncoln Place, Pa.; Mrs. Mary Parsons. also visited the grave Braham are spending a week's Briggs, ~~~n~'·aatted on Lola J: Gerlach, Lot, Olive .. what causes the symptoms of Wesser at Millv3le, Pa. ; Mr . . of her daughter of Letart FallS vacation in Florida. Roberta C. O'Brien, J. B. Hunt Friday. National · League' . Cedeno, . urinary obstruction. The tran11Hou · 70 ; Garvey, LA 65 ; thral tl 1 Is Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables of and Mrs. Bob Smith Jr., Mr. Cemetery. O'Brien to ~aid W, Ore liner, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Payne and Schm ld"t , Ph il -62 ; Cey · and ure opera on nser an Rev. Charles Norris Of South children and M•. and Mrs. Bob Wvnn. LA 61 . . Rebecca J. OreMer, 3 A., Mi__nersviUe visited Mr: and and Mrs. Joe Derouin, Mr. and . · . Instrument through the urethra ~ ; Jack Ables Sunday. The . Mrs. Billy Smith and daughter, Point, 0 ., preached at · the Welsh and family of Columbll8 Rulland. roe;::;~ ~~: ~0~ ~eo:r~!~. 8~~ i to the area of Ute prostste: By Fred B. Goegleln, Barbara Abie8 entertained Sunday in Donna Smith, accompanied .the Antiquity Baptist Church and Mrs. Freda Payn~ enjoyed 60 ; Rud i, ' Oak 59 ; Br iggs, Mil boring out the hole with the A. Goeglein to WU!tam . C, ..'honor ·of -Mrs. Ables' mother, Smiths home and will spend a Sunday eveniilg. Instrument the obstruction ls a picnic at Ash eave Saturday. 55 ' Ja c kson;.~~~~~~' Gaddis, Jacqueline Gaddis, Mrs. ')[)ce Baiser who was month's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. ROf!er Rouab Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire and Notionol Leogu"' fohn , LA .relieved. This operation. does Lot, Orange. . celebrating her birthday. lee Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shields spent Saturday night with Mr . R!IY Alkire of Athena visited In ~~~;.~.'ii~'t~'h1e,n< , ~';;11 , ~~~\ not remove aU the ptostate MUdred Meadowa, W1lliam . cream and cake were served. celebrated their 40th wedding and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Columbus .Thursday wllh Mr . . 11 -5; Morton , All and Lonoorg , gland, ·but enough to W. Wyatt, Freda K. Wyatt tO Mrs. Ada Norris wishes to anniversary Sunday with a Clifton, w. va. 11 · 7 · · remove lhe o.,.. ' and Mrs. Bob Gibson afid Phil Amorioan Luguo' G. Perry, a dequa telY· Juanita · M. Moore, DOnald express ber appreeiation to all cookout at their home. AI- · DIU Jackson ·Sr. and son, daughter. Clev 15-2; wood, Chi ,.. to; struction. The boring out Eblln, Lot, Middleport, her friends and relatives for tendingwereMr. andMrs. Bill Darin, of . Leetonia spent the Mrs . John Gibson and · J; a?.'~.SO:~ili.~r~ut7!~'·211~ '?;Procedure Ia usually pretty Margaret Bowles, Mary the many birthday cards she . Robinson and · famUy , MNi. weekend with Mrs. Mildred children of Athena vlaited Mrs. victories. generoua to try to prevent the • Francea Baumgardner, Af· received ori her 86th birthday. Marlene Fisher and childl:en, Spencer and Billy Jackson. Lana Gibson Saturday. lm • recurrence of the obstrUction. , lldavlt, Meigs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayman Larry and Amy, Mr. and 1\frs. Billy went home wilh them Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire, -Ill'· Since the prostate gland Is Julia Reeae, Margaret and Harold Hayman · of Philip Radford and Stephanie, Sunday after spendlr!il a two Racine, and Greg Hewitt of. ·auu there, If it continues to ~ltl, Mary Frances Westerville tailed to visit Mrs. Robei-t Proffitt Jr. weeks' vacation with his Columbus called on Mr. ·and ...:;:.:~ enlarge, eventually lt can Baumgardner, · Ervin Norris on her special day. · .. JoeyHIUofROf!en,O., was a grandmother. Mrs. Bob Alkire Friday CWUIMLt--.... begin to flU up the hole In the IIHiaprdJw. to Emmalene Mr. and 'Mrs. Gene Jewell weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 11.~ Norris of evening. -• . donut again. When this hap1M11a1 Loc:liett, Arlene Bowles and chUdren Of Letart, W. Va. · Clif(ord Hill and attended the Syracuse vlaited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Zlba Midkiff ' . -~~-· . 1 , pens the d"';~ has to el~r do Rt., vlalted Mr. and Mrs. annual Hill reunion at Porlland Tom Norris Sunday. visited Eunice · Bradfield 1· ,..• .,.. _ _ _...lonti · another bore · job! or - · ~ oi!Gt, Middleport, Albl!t HID Jr.,Ora E. HDI.to Gerald Hayman and Keith Park Sunday. day ev. enlng, '""' P .,.. 1 ~. Ut surgically cut out the prostate. ..., Bill, J - Ann IDII, o.rtk,P _ •_ ·• - ·' If. the operatl on ·la done Ia irl Y Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . . William Mrs . Louise Gllk~y and · ._"""'" _ _ A., lldttn. . ' · Mr. ilild Mrs. Lewis Ours of Wickline and son, seotUe, Mrs. Karen visited Ava Gilkey 1111. --.L lata in We, and if the prostate KP-Cia llapr, Arlle Opal Tanners Run, Mr. and Mrs. Kathryn Hunt spent the Sunday •ttamoon. . a:---~~~~~ 11 · - , , doean'tcontlnue to enlarge too Blprlll ~IF Bruce Hager, Milo Richardson of Michigan weekend with Mr. and Mrs: '' Mrs. Beasle Graham io ~,f':" ~lolot ••-••d,. rapidly, · then It may last a Ll A., Orult. visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Jim Price at Columbus. Headacht Cqre visiting her son, Darold In :..v:n.~.:!J penoo for their life tiJlBll, 1:'1...r Bruce Haaer, Hayman Sunday. Castore~m. a secretion of Newark, 0. Mr. and' Mra. Roy Pooler Of 11 othenrtae the problem may ....... lui . . . . to Chelter Mr.andl\frs. HerbertS!Ilelcia Mt. Herman vlalted Mr. and the beaver's musk glands, The Dale Willlama wlll1110ve recut ,_ that • 't was regarded as a cure·ali . . . ~ Ill Pamela Sue .,... lira. Berlba Robinson Mrs, Floyd Norris Sunday. 1 ·can aa ar ,.. to IJU8l'an- you from the time of the early Into the home they recenlly • ' 11 . '001 atlimded the nddin& 01 Gary Mr. and Mrl. Edward Moran Greeks through the 181h cen· acquired thla week after . - _. " · ~···Clio "::~::.0 you won't need another Rllllnlan,- 01 Mr.llld Mta. and baby 01 Philadelphia, Pa., tury. Caatoreum c ontains maillnl estenlive ~Ira. ~.. operation, bul_there Ia a lood ~ ~ Robinllon of New were weekend gueata of Mr. salicylic acid, one oflhe main The F o Wblleya have aold - - . 1 1 -· , chance that your present Beril, North Carolina and and Mra. Erwin Gloeckner, ingredient. of 111pir in, their~· ~ lot. loololll!f-.11 I ow operatiotahouldlastatleutu ... , f . . ~ ~pple .·Sport Parade Gowan has -3 -stroke MOAG lead • I . •• . The MEIGS INN 'J'he mo.~t popular night club in the tri-county area is proud present to GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9:30 TIL 2 USII: SURE WIN Pig starter and Sure Win Pork Mak•r for faster grow and best feecj efficiency. Get It . here!. �• • ·' . ' ' ' • ) ' ' • Today's • WFL surprises NFL owners; play_ers try -to ~ resume stalled talks all skeptics FAMED FRONTIERSMEN John Burford (left) and Colonel ROOert Salford (Lee Durieux, Mt. Vernon, Ohio and John Epllng, GalliJNJlls) are featured Ill ''Galll8 Qlunlry", an original mll8ical history by Durieux, currentiy iri production at the outdoor amphitheater on the Bob Evans Farm in Rio Grande. '111e show traces southern Ohio's history from the 1790's through the 1890's. Tickets for the July 12, 13, 14 and July 19, 20 and 21 performances are available by telephoning 614-446-9511 or writing the GalliJNJiis Chamber of Commerce. Proceeds from ticket sales benefit the show's producers, the Gallia Dramatic Arts Society. Tickets are $3 for adults, $1.50 for children. · Yan}~ees try to match Mets·' 1973 . comeback . NEW YORK IUPIJ - Tbe 1naure more run backs. World Football League sur- · . 2) Settinll the goal pools in piled the skeptlc:a witll Its the rear of the end rone, u in enWing power In its lint week college, . to make field goals -mare than 250,000 fana -but more difficult. the big question remains: will 3) Returning misaed field tile fans come bad for lllOI'I! ? lloala to the llne of scrimmage · Was the brand of football except when attempted fmn Olfered by the new league of a inside lhe 20. ltrong enoogh quallty to rna)(e · 4) Allowing receivers to people want to return? Dr were catch a hall with only one foot tbey 110 turned oft by the play in bounds. Cll the field that they will stay . 5) InsUtuling a BUdden death away nel.t time? "fifth period," split into two 7 That remains to be seen, but 1'. minute ""'"""ts, to break tbere Is one thing certain. The ties. new league offered some in6) DlaaUowing fair catches novative rules -many of which on punts. were adopted by the National 7) Allowing an offensive back Football League for ihls to go In motion toward the Une coming season - which added of SCrimmage before the ball Is 1001e excitement to a saJ)le snapped. that had become rather dull In · 8) Returning incompleted Its concepts In recent ye!U'S. passes on fourth down to the The most revolutionary rule 1Jne of !ICI'lmmage. change was the awarding of 9) Reducing offensive seven points for a .touchdown holding penalties from IS yards and doing away with the extra io 10 yards. JNJint kick, which had become 10) Eliminating the "bump almost "automatic" in the pro and run" tactic whereby the gume. Instead of the kick defensive bilcks are no longer conversion, the WFL Instituted able to interfere with a an Action PIJint play where receiver even before the ball Is teams must run or pass the ball thrown. for an extra JNJint from 2 I> NFL fans will get to see some yards out. of these same rules in effect Other rules which are new to thts season. The NFL, in a J"'O football fana include : meetlllg last April, officially I) Kicking off from the 3(). adopted nine new rules, some yard llne, instead of the 40, to · similar or duplicates of .those . ' employed by tbe WFL. News Browns in k EdByen Ma"ba Holsinger two players - '' Attendance at Eden Sunday : School Sunday was 12. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, Guysville, spent Sunday with Martha Hol$nger: Mr. and Mrs. Bill Congrove and Pam and Forrest Kibble• visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin Sunday. , Mr . and Mrs . William Gillilan are announcing the birth of. a daughter, Carrie . Anil G d ts Mr ' · ran paren are · and Mrs . . James Carter' Reedsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gillilan, Chester. Mr · and Mrs. Eddie Bigley spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . Sol Bigley and Mrs. Martha HolSinger. . clucaao July 31. By SAil FOGG UPI SPORTS WRITER WASHINGTON (UP! ) Negotiator• for the striking pro foot~ play.,. and the NFL ownero returned to the bargalnlnc table with a federal mediator today' maln1y to find out whether !bey even have basis for talking to each other. ~ 10 a.m. oesalon at the ofilce of mediator James Scearce was the lint get· together for the two sides since talks broke off June 2111. There was no Indication that any progress toward a settlement was in Sight. The NFL Players A.uociatioo went on strike July I and veterans have put up picket lines at 10 pre-aeaion training camps that· have Clpened thll8 far and ccmpelled cancellatioo of the tradlt!IJial gume between the College All· Stars and the &.per Bowl champion Mlaml Dolphins in • Ed Garvey, execuUve direct..- al the Playen AIIOCtatlon, went Into the ,_ rounda of talks, sl<eptlc•l that much could be aCCWlpllsbed un'-s the owners' Management Cooncil was prepared to make !Ubstantial counter-offen to the players' 63 contract demands. However, Garvey has signaUed that hla side Ia wiliJng to disc- money lasueo with the owners before tackling the socalled "freedom demanda" tile aaaociation ts presenting. '!be latter, which would give players broad new scwe to decide which teams they would play with and even veto trades, have been the major stumbling block in the dispute. "I'm hopeful there'll be some sort of sign of a counter-offer," Garvey said of the situation. " If there is, maybe there can be some movement and mean- HOWARD A. TYNER LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng· land (1JPI) - The five...ttoke lead Gary Player carried Into the third round ol the British Open today hardly reassured the Uttle South African that he was well on his way to a third Open title. .Mrs. Oldham in • final Ohio semi· s CINCINNATI (IJPI) -Mrs. Ned Oldham of Cuyahoga Falls a former Olympic discus thrower Tburllday advanced Into lhe semi-finals of the Oblo State Women's Amateur Golf to11l'llilment by defeating the defending champion. Mrs · Oldham · u-t ,..... Mrs · Jerry Keil of Toledo 1-up in the quarlerfinala. Mrs. Oldham will play Pat Willlains of Aliron in the semi· flnala tch this orning Th rna m · e other semifinal match pits Mrs. Robert DeGroff against last year's · runnerup Sandy Jones of Cincinnati. Miss Jones and Mrs; DeGroff, both former Greater Cincinnati amateur championa, are 38 yeat ' old and school teachers. The four. who entered the seml.flnala JNlsled !-up vic· torles In the quarterfinalS. Miss W1Uiams rallied from three down after six holes to defeat two.tlme champion Mrs. Doh Peppard of Canton. Mrs. DeGroff defeated Helen Kirkland of Cadiz and Miss Jones defeated Mrs. WIUJam Stoffregan of Cincinnati. The two winners will ad. Vlince to this afternoon's llnala. Property · :ll:: ;! ~~dec~·· a~~d !rs~..;'.an~ ~~;i~o::.~~~ !i jgi J~ i~ :msu~~ 'Thi oiiij f ·Uelll ..,_,to_ S . u n .......u__ ._, · . ................ ........... =;:. . .,:. :":.:"'-'.,: -g.-:Dtlta..!:.': . IMicated that he was dealin8 with tile deadlock m 1 day-at+tJme balls· and aald he had called the twO aides lol!ether to find out If they were ready to bargain aguln. The cancellatiCII of the All-Star game with the Dolphins sug· gested th..,e millht be leverage to get the talks off dead centerBut the dialogue betw~ the striking player& and owners sharpened during ~ week. Wellington Mara, president of the New York Giants and chairman of the Management Council, charged the union had "claimed another lllnocent victim" in bringing about cancel· latlm of the annual cootest. Garvey has pr<BIIlaed- the union would raise $100,000as a donaUon to Chicago Tribune Charities, sponsor of the gume, and would chip in another $100,000 if the owne~s failed to match the contribution . =,:.:-.;,:; Pir~tes, Braves, Rio win in Kyger tourney Reds edge .Cubs, 4-·3 but. ' ,, -" . "• FREE .'BOOSTER , CABLE •• •• •• •• cO • •• •• •• Living" BOOK BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE . !-esoores · •• •• "• •• • Meip Co. Bllnch ' -AJ KITCHfN •• • •• •• •• ••• •• R•d ·• ~:~~ ~:O~rmful~ere HOG RAISERS . INVEN lORY~ SALE! ... SYM PAJHY fl ·QWERS , R. E. TRACY ·FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT ,. Dudley's Florist MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Get Our Special . COMPLETE SERVICE . 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So, whiteness . doesn :t mean ·healthy teeth. 1 believe you would be mtich better off to use commercially ,tested · and approved tooth'pastes that contain materials to protect ag•lnat tooth decay. Peroxide as a mouthwash may not cause any harm If It Is not too strong, If you use alrong solution you can burn the senaltive gingiva (gU1118) and damage them. 1 would defil11tely lhlnk that once · hour · ·would run the risk an of · damaglllg Uasuea The l!ti • porJant thing in de~tal hyglen~ la juat to clean the teelh well and optimally to clean them after each time you eat. In, ~ial lnl~ the iiWIII ,_, to be ma.a1ed and aUmulaled. you do U.. thinp nsture will do m01t 01 the real for you. • • ' ••• •• long as the last one, or more than 10 years. Your prostate · gland growth may now be slowing a bit too, which could wor k ln your favor. DEAR DR. LAMB _ My · te ..__ h SIS r """very w ite teeth and claims it is because she uses baking soda and salt instead of toothpaste. What do you think about this? Is lt aU right? And, she claims that you can lrn· prove your teeth also by using peroxide as a mouthwash every hour all day long. · • Brown ready · :• Surgery may need ·repeating :m ' :t ····~ ~()nap. Sc;earCe DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB :lJ8 lr :3 'Meigs .m · lngfu1 dlacuiJion." "Under these conditions a plus ties tournament officlais man could be 10 strokes back had to set the cutoff at 156 going out on the final day and strokes-14 over par. still win," Player aald. "It's. Sixteen of the 23 Americans still open." . who made lhe trip to this resort His opJNJnents in the !03rd town on the Irish sea survived renewal of the world's oldest the cut, although among those gulf championship could only who dido 't were tourlllg profes· hope Player was right after . sionala Jerry Heard and Phil Thursday's roond when for a Rodgers. second day he cut through Others who went down blustering w!ndo as If they victim to lhe strong winds and weren't there enroute to a bunkered fairways of Royal three-under-par 68 that gave Lytham were New Zealander him a 36-hole total ol137. Bob Charles, winner here in No other man in a field 1963and second in 1969; British generally accepted as the best Amateur champion Trevor ever assembled for a British ·Homer and Australian Bruce Open managed to breo,l< par at Crampton- who won $74,000 the half-way mark on the on the U.S. circuit last season. exacting, 6,82Z-yard Royal· Ly· "If I could have played tham courSe. better, I don't know how," Smooth-6winging South Afri. Player, the reigning U.S. can Bobby Cole with a 72 Master's champion, said after Thursday and Peter Oosterlluis a round Thursday which with a of Britain, witii"B 71, lay closest showman's flair he began and to Player at 142 follo'wed by ended with a birdie. U.S. first-year professional But be knew from personal Danny Edwards at 143. · · experience that as un118ual as a Defending champion Tom fiv~oke lead was after 36 Weiskopf headed a groop that hoi"!', lr might not be enough. InclUded first round leader At Carnoustie, Scotland, in John Morgan of Brltsln and the · · 1968, where be ·won hla laSt · JNlpular . Lu Uang-Hsiah of British Open title, Player Taiwan at 144. So high were the picked up five strokes on the scores after two rounds that to final day to overtake Billy reduce the field to the lowest 80 Casper for the title. ' Grove News, Events Transfers By RICK. VAN 8ANT brllllanUy Thurllday and took Olmsted Falls, and Jim town, the first round leader Golfer.11 · any double bogeys today. You DAYTON (UPI) - Ed a tllree-<ltroke lead into today's Decker, 19, of Fremont. Apple with ·• 68, continued to shoot "I came down to write a have got to putt like crezy on Gowan, uaociall! editor qf a final round. shot a 7$ Thurllday and Decker hlmself oot of contention. Hts story about playing this Ibis COIII'IO to break par. 1 put.golfing newspaper, came here Playlllg on the par-n south had a 76. M Wednesday and 83 Thurllday oourse," he said. uThla La a ted very well today," to write about lhe 68th Men's course of the National q.sh .Helaler Fourth · guve him a 23S total, 17 strokes helluva great golf course." Next belli ocoreo recorded (Editor_ 'a Note: UPI Sports Editor Milton Richman · 1& ut1 . Ohio Amateur Golf tour· Register Counlry Club - site of Kim Heisler, 21, of Aurora, behind Gowan. What did Gowan !teed to be· Thursday were 73o by Ken · lhe 1969 National PGA cham· was fourth with a 222, followed vacation. In his absence, hla colwnn Ia belllg written by UPI nament. Gowan Ia almost an unheard come the first player In the Walters of Girard, Tom HaU o1 lle may write about w!Ming plonahlp - Gowan fired a 70, by Ned Maxwell, a school of among state amateur tourney to break par on the Kent, Deity Spencer o1 Toledo Sports Writer• In varloll8 oarta of the countrv .l the only sub-par round of the teacher from Columbus, with playen. Thla is' hla first stall! luah layout? By EDSAINSBlJRY · l!ld Lalu Sabotin o1 Warren, Calllpoll.o' Steve Blowero tourney oo the rugged layout. 223. l.JPI Sporla Writer · tourney. He says be hasn't Talent, but also luck, he who woo tho tourney In• 1118'1. dropped 1% strokes off the That one solid round turned Nineteen-year-old Howard 1\)ayed much compelltlvely says. ClllCAGO (UP!) ..., "What did I do wrong?" Dick Allen asks Spencer and Sabotin were pace Thursday with a 11 In things around for Gowan. He Hendershott of Hudson, lhe QUlulcally. "Or to put It another way, w I "do that 1wasn't and calls this his most lm· "Ever}othlng went my way tied for eighth place wilh 2251, the Men's Oblo Amaleur Golf trailed the leader by fiye leader by two strokes at the portant tournament 6y far. SllppOied to do?" today," he explained. "When I along wilh Mllte Gleaaon of To u nta m ~ nt. After three stroke• after Wednesday's halfway mark, had a bad day A former quarterback on the needed a super shot I got lt. It Chagrin Falls and Dave ~n. first baseman for the Otlcago White So Is fourth rounds, Blowers has .a 230, round, but 24 hours later found ThiD'Sday and slipped into a tie Case Tech (now Case Western seemed llke I was always Hrusovsky of Warren, ma]91' league team, has become one of baseball's ~ - werstal and Is lo a throe-way tie for himself the pace setter by with Ralph Ballenger of Reserve University) football headed for trouble, but I al· ligures, He played only one season with both St. Louis a Los Ludwig Schencl<ol Manalteld 29th place. three strokes. His M-bole total ColumbLtS for •lxlh with a 224 taam, Gowan currenUy Is as- ways came out of lt. Angeles afte r seven with Phlladelphla. lhe 1912 champ, and oix other was 77-71-70- 218. total. Hendershott soared to an sociate editor of a monthly golf "I thought I could break par _ golfers were tied for 12th place In each city he has been rapped by baseball writers and bod!~ lt. Gowan a, ~year old native Tied for second place with 81 Thur~Y and Ballenger newspaper in Cleveland, "The on thla course if I just played It with 2268. by fans. Only in Chicago, where he had hla greatest season safe and steady. I didn't have 1972, chosell.mtist valuable player and leading the league in home of the <:1eveland suburb of 22ls were Glenn Apple, a shot a 74. ·· neighbor Olmsted Fails, played of Gowan's from John Turner, 20, of Middle· runs and runs batted in, has he won wide fan acclaim, and \hat has dlmlnlahed this season under repeated proddings by writers. Allen belleves that one reason he comes under fire Ia hla aalary, reputed to be $250,000a year. "The money," he said. "A few games ago, after I struck out, some man in the stands yelled PIRATES BUY BRINKMAN at me 'What makes you worth f.!5(1,000?' PITISBURGH (UPI) "I play baseball because lUke it. lt's fun . But if you were doing Chuck Brlnkmnn, a reserve 110mething you llked, and you saw a dollar bill on the ground, catcher, was purchased by the what would you do ? Wouldn't you stop and pick It up? It's the Pittsburgh Pirates from the same way with me. I'm not going to tum down money for dolng Chicago White Sox Thurllday to what lUke to do." In the Pomer oy game, for six more in the second replace the injured ·Mike Ryan 1-'omeroy's Pirates edged Allen, basically shy, sticks close to his apartment when the Sox W amsley doubled and scored and two In the third to post ita on tbe roster. .R utland , 14-13 in an old· are home, and close to hla hotel room on the rood. His teammates Ryan has been put on the fashioned slugfest Thursday · the winning run on an infield eaay victory over the Senators. J. Humphreys had two error. Terr y Smith , Todd praise him 8nd none object If he doesn't take batting J"'actlce, or ClllCAGO (UPI)- After 220 in.Bench after Concepcion was Pirates' disabled list with a night in the 16th Annual Kyger Smith, and Carmichael had singles, Brett Dodson, Steve comes late to spring training, or comes on the field early to sign Creek Li ttle League Tourappearances as a relief pit- thrown out attempting to steal. back injury. autographs. The writers object to these habits. two hi ts each for the Pirates. Fife, J . Wayland, D. Hysell had nament. cher, Dave LaRoche made hi$ The CUba evened the score in "My teammates feel differently, maybe," Allen conjeciured, T. Gore, Davis, and An· one hit each. In the other games, Midderson led Rutland with two "because they're with me on the road. They eat with me, see me first appearance as a starter their half of the fifst on singles M. Fife and T. Williams had dleport's Braves posted a fo ur around, and know that I spend mpst of my time In the hotel room. Thursday and was promptly by Don Kessinger and Rick the only Senator hits. Mike · inning, 11.0 victory over the hits each, Todd Smith was the chased from the mound by the Monday, a sacrifice fly by They know me. Ga!Upolis Senators and Rio winning pitcher while Davis Miller was the winning hur) r Jerry Morales and singles by "I try to keep my life on the field public and my We at home Cincinnati Reds. while M. Fife took the loss. Grande boml!ed Portland, 13-1 was charged with the loss. LaRoche gave up three runs Billy Williams and An<jy private and I don't think the writers recognize thts. U I make an Middleport's Braves took a 3Rio Grande exploded for nine in four innin.gs. error on the field or strike out or something, go ahead and on six t>lts and four walks in Thornton. Dlead in the fitst then exploded runs in the fourth Inning The Reds regained the lead criticize me, Blame me. But what I do at home or away from the working 3 1-3 lnnlnss in the enroute to Its 13-1 win over Cubs' 4-3 loss, hut did not figure in the fourth, when Merv field, that's my business and nobody elSe's. i>orUand. In the deciSion. The loss went to Rettenmund doubled and "My momma raised me right. She taught me the difference Leading the attack were Joe between right and wrong, and I haven't done anything wrong, Burt· Hooton, who gave up the pitcher Clay Kirby singled him Blazer, C. Ramey, JohMy even off the field.! haven'tdoneanythingl'mashamed of, and so winning run in the lOth when home. Wickline, and Scott Morrison . Johnny Bench's grounder Mondsy tied lite score for long as 'I kitow I haven't' done anythlllg wrong, no criticism Is with two hits each. Tony acored Dave Concepcion. Chicago, leading off the eighth going to bother me.l've never given anything but my best." Weiher, the winner, Slammed a "! never thought I'd live to with Ilia 11th homer of the N alional League Standings American Leegue Allen recenUy was criticized because be was out of a Saturday By RICK VAN SANT double. B. Johnson had the only By United Press lnterutional East gume before a Sunday dooblehM.der. He volunteered to play in see the day 1'd start a gume," season. Wll..MINGTON, Ohio ('UP!) w. 1. pet . g.b . hit for PorUand. S. Fitch was East LaRoche said. "But the Cuba But the Reds put together - Not even Paul Brown-who w . 1. pet . g .b . Boston the game, but Manager Omck TaMer told him to take the day 47 38 .553 the losing pitcher. . Lou is 43 41 .512 46 38 .5 48 •; .. Bal ti more off. He spent it with .hts chlldren. "They tell me to think of the. need starting pitchers and I hack to back singles by Con· for 40 years has been kno'wn for St In tonight's action, Ph i lad e\p.h ia .. 43 42 .506 117 Cleveland 45 · 38 .542 l 43 41 .5 12 J lh Syracuse's Astros will meet youngsters In the stands," he said. "Thinkoftheklds. Well, I am;.. ·· was willlng to take my chan· cepelon and Joe Morgan, a wild Ilia meticulous preparation and Mon t real 40 42 .488 2 Milwaukee ces. It's a different feellns pitch by Hooton and Bench's 43 42 .506 4 Pitt sburg h 37 45 .451 5 De troi t of my own kids. control of the situation-knows Ch Middleport's Mets, the ica go 37 46 .446 5112 N ew Yo r k 42 43 .494 5 when you know you might have infield grounder to take the win 36 4_8 .429 7 West "I don't get to spend much time with them because I'm gone all what to expect here Saturday. N ew Yo rk GalUpoll8 White Sox battle w. 1. pet. g.b . West suinmer, so I welcome every chance to spend time with them. 1 to pitch a fuJI nil)e innings and in the lOth. The general manager and New Haven and the RuUand w. 1. p~t . g . b. Oakland 48 37 .565 when I start again next week, But the Cubs' retain.ed head coach of the Cincinnati · Los A ngel es 60 28 .682 Kansas Ci t y 42 42 .500 5112 Dodgers don't want to come home when my son Is taller than I am, and he will meet the I'll try to prepare myself for confidence in LaRoche's poten· C in ciri na ti 49 37 .510 10 Chica'g o 4t 43 . 48 ~ 61h looks at hla mother and points at me and says 'Who's that?"' Bengals swings open the Hou Gallipolis Indians. 42 46 .4.77 7lh ston 46 41 .529 13112 T ex a s going longer." tial as a starter. Two of hla baseball injuries still trouble Allen. He suffered a 46 42 · .523 14 Minnesota 40 47 . 460 . 9 . training camp gates on the Atlanta . Saturday evening, · CenLaRoche made his first · · "I think we all got a big 'Hft neat, trim Wilmington College San Fran cisco 39 49 .443 21 Cali fornia 32 -56 .364 l1 1f:2 haii-Une fracture in Ilia leg last year, missing the last half of the terville . will play Salem, San Diego 38 53 .41 8 2J if:2 Thunday's Results mistakes in the first Inning, today · from LaRoche, who season, and it pains him some. "But my hand Is worse," he said. Thursday ' s Results BOs ton 12 Texa s 3 campus at noon Saturday, ln\t Pomeroy's Tigers will Jangle when Cincinnati tagged him for showed that he can be a good whQ comes to picket and who Chicago 4 Balt i more 3 Ci nci nnati 4 Chi c ago 3, 10 inn 14 1be nerve was cut in that." · with tile Gallipolis Tigers and New Y ork 2 K an sa s City 1 ! onl y game scheduled l two runs. starte. r ," Monday said. The hand was cut in 1969 when the headlight lens of a car he Today ' s Probable Pitchers Minnesota 5 Cleveland 2 comes to play remains to be the Pomeroy Giants play Pete Rose and Concepcion "Cincinnati has beaten 118 five (Only games scheduled ) (All Times EDT) was pushing shattered and the glass gushed hla hand. Now he has seen. Addaville. ' Today ' s Probable Pitchen A tlanta (Capra 9-3 and walked and a single by Bench out of eight times, but four of (All Times EDT) no feeUng in two fingers on the right hand, h)3 throwing hand. The strike by the National Harr ison 6-10 1 at St . Loui s drove In the first run. LaRoche lhe games bave been decided Football League Players As- (G ibson 5· 8 and Fors ch Q,l ), 2, Detro it f Lol ich 10·9 1 at "I can't feel the baseball," he said. "So I jam the ball inl!> the Kansa s City { Busby 11 -8), 8 : 30 6 : 30p .m . then walked Tony Perez and by one run." sociation has left Brown-<>s It Ci n cinna1i .U . Carrol l 1·0 and p .m . hand with my glove. Then I know lt'sthere and I can throw it." George Foster singled to drive Clevelanc! { Bosman 1-0l .at Gullett 9· 6) Pittsburgh has all other NFL coaches- (Rooker 5-6 and at Demer y o.J ), 2, M innesota {C orbin 5. 2), 8 : 30 lnternatloi'lal League wondering what to expect in 6:05p. m . p. m . StandingS The nerveless fingers also handicap his grip on the bat, camp. Chi cago (S ton e J.3) at Hou s· Te x a s . !J enk ins 10·91 at By United Press International ton (Os teen 7.7), 8: 35p .m ,, Milwaukee (Colbo r n S-5), 8 : 30 resulting in heavy callouses on tbe palm of his hand. "I have to North Brown has Invited 47 veteM ontreal <Torrez 8-5) at San p. m . ' w . I. pet. g .b . gripmorewithmy palm than the fingers," he said. "So I can feel Baltimore !Ale xander 4-4) at D iego ! Palm er 1-2J. 10 : 30 p . m . rans, 15 rookies and a·few free Roch ester 48 30 .614 New York {S tone 2-7l at L os Chicago (Johnson l ·OJ. 9: 00 • it." Syra·cu se 49 33 .598 1 agents to report Saturday. Ang eles (J ohn 13-2), 10 :3 0 p . m . p .m . Snarl Proof Tol E-do 35 <t"8 .422 15V' Allen has a sizeable investment in race horses, seven at the Most of the veterans are ex· Oakland (Holtzman · 9·10) at Ph iladelphia ( Lonborg 11 · 7> Pawt ecket 29 50 .. J67 19 lh at· san f ranc i sco D'A cqu i sto 7. New York !Dobson 6·11 J. 8 : 00 Reg. $4.69 track and 16 at home, and he has received an unexpected peeled to stay away and most 7}. 10 : 30 p.m . South p .m . ' w. 1. pet . g . b . dividend. "My kids low the horses," he said, "and my oldest Californ ia ( F igueroa Q. l) at Saturday's Games of the -rookies and free agents Memphi s <t 7 32 .595 Ci nci nnati at P ittsburgh Boston <Wise 3-4), 7 : 30p .m . ONLY boy, when offered a present, wanled six bales of hay. He's mo~e are expected to report. 47 33 .58 8 ,h R ic hm ond Philadelph ia at San Fran c isco Saturday's Games Chilr-l es·ton · 37 42 .468 10 concerned about the horses than himself, and I see how he s Montreal at San D ieg o. Oakl and at New York . A couple of days ago Paul Tidewater . 27 51 .346 19112 Cal ifornia at Boston i l ig ht taken responsibility for them, and Is thinking of them, and I like Brown reported he had been twAtlanta Thursday ' s Results at St . Lou is, night Cleveland at Minnesota Ri c hmond B Charl est on 3 it.'' . New Y ork at Los A ngeles. Te x as&t M il waukee informed that the "core" of the T idewater 5 Memphi s 3 Detro it at Kansas City, n ight night Free ior the asking at Allen concedes he marches to his own music, and said "I think Rochester 2 Tol edo 1 team would be in camp before Ch icag o at Hou ston ,· n.1 Qh t B,alt iri1ore at Chi cago, night Chester, 0. Pawtu 985-3301 our office. ck et 1 Syra cu se 0 about what I'm doing, and If someone asks me to do something I tile first exhibition ga~Aug . don't think I should do, Idon'tdo it. Gene Mauch (Ilia manager at 3 againat lhe Miami Dolphins Helpful hints .on home . Philadelphia) asked me to do some things I didn't want to do and in Riverfront Stadium. T decorating and home I didn't do them. But I didn't have any trouble with Red That game and the entire LUI improvement ideas. Schoendienst (at St. Louis) or Walter Alston (at Los Angeles), season were sold out long ago, AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR Major League Results New York 200 000 ooo -. 2 6 o · and Johrl -Allyn (White Sox owner) and Chuck Tanner_(Sox but assistant g'eneral manager BY United Press International Kansas Cty 010 000 000 - . 1 1 1 National League Medl ch ( 10·7l and Munson ; .ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK man'ager) have treated me fine. and Paul's son Mike Brown 110 innl Br' iles , Minoorl 16 l and Healy . "Sometimes I wonder how my baseball career would have revealed tltat some fans have Cincinrit 200 100 ooo 1 - . 4 8 2 LP · BI- 1\es ( 1-3). AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) Chicago 200 ooo 010 0 -. 3 9 o been If I'd spent all my time with the White Sox." turnedintheirse:asontlcketsin Kirby , eorbon (9 ) and Plum . Cleveland oOo 110 ooo -. 2 a o . . ALS.O His career might not have been much different, but certsinly dl m er ; LaRoche , Todd ( 4 )·, Minnesota 000 001 40x - . 5 9 0 trike t th sgus over e S • Hooten 18 > an1d Swi sher . WP · Peterson, Beene 16), Hilgen. the fortunes of the White Sox would have been. '_' Bu~," Brown quickly adds, Borbon 17-5 >. LP -Hooten (3 -7 L dorf . ( 7 ) , Buskey (7J. and DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE In addition to having fun, Allen Is in baseball for his pe~nal "all those seats were quickly HR -Monday l·llth l. The lltllono County Dun c an ; Decker (9·8) and Borgmann . LP -Beene (2 -2). · Sovlnp & U.n Co. P"ide_"I want my name up there," he said, "and after I'm gone, re-sold, so we 'still have 8 . American League 296 Socand St. I want some kids to come a~g, maybe my Own, and say 'I can · season sellout." Texas ooo 010 020 - . 3 41 Baltimore 101 010 ooo - :t 9 1 1 T.V. & APPLIANCE Pomeroy, ONe Chicago ooo 01~ 021 - 4 a o do better than that.' I want tbem to have something to look at and Brown is worried a long Boston 2 ooo 4h: 12 u o 30 I enOUr 5 GAS SERVICE try and beat." · . · · . Strike will hurt his "blosHargan , Stanhouse ( J). Bro M c N a I I y , D .Johnson 11 ), · "team tha 01·t ill berg (3 ), Thomas (7), M erritt Hood ( 7 ), Reynolds CBJ. Jack· Already Allen has hung up ~me fancy figures for ulher Phone 985-3307 . Chester, Ohio sorrung more w 18) and Sundberg ; Lee (10 -n son (9 ) and Hendricks ; B .John generations to beat. This year he millht hang up some more. . established teams. and BlackwelL LP ·Hargan 17· son ( 2-0 l and Herrmann . "LP · "He's having hla greatest year," Tanner said. "I remember "The strike hits US at an 5). HRS -Mill er (4th ), Har r ah Reyn old s (4 .Jl. HR -Down ing · (1 3th ) / Petro cel li ! 13th ) . (7th) . 1972 when he carried us, and he's playing even betll!r now." Inopportune time," says the~ . . H.W much better doea he have to get to avoid crlUcism ? year-old Brown. "I felt we . BILLS SIGN RECEIVER were ready to take our big shot NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. Ma•. .r·F•rgu•on l•wnlgarclen trllCiillr \ at It (the Super Bowl). (UPI) ,- ·Gary Heyman, a YOU~G DEFENSEMAN Cleveland Crusaders · of the "We still have a good football rookie wide receiver from SIGNS World Hockey Association. team But ·what will the strike PeM State,,Thursday signed a CLEVELAND (UPI) - Paul Baxter was the Crusaders' do to· 118 ? multiyear contract with the Healthy Hogs Baxter; an 18-year-old defen· No. 1 pick in .the recent WHA Despite lhe strike, Saturday ;;;Biiuffiilaliiiooitii!Biilllla'!t.-----. seman, signed a multi-year draft. should see the aMual rc-· r ' Always contract' Tburllday with the .. appearance of G\'Og Cook. The quarterback does not belong to · Finish l!ooMMio.. l Fuel consumption ranges from 1\olz to 4\olz quarts per hOur depending on model. the union and Brown expects him to cross picket Unes. · a.; L.Ort8"1..an& dependtibllfty. Aiding mowa'rs and lawn/ First . garden tractors, S to 14 hp. buft t lo the same quality Cook led the Bengala brll· standards as Ma ssay·~ ar\;juson farm tractors. liantiy in 1969 but then got hurt Mower cutUng widths 26" tg 48". " To Soften Sorrow" and ha9 been trying to come Yeti ...Miyl Take your pick ol over 40 attachments, implements and accesaoriea back for the last four !!<&son. · Business Phone- 992-2804 11\81 will handle your outdoor jobs faster "Greg is gung-ho and he's and easi«ir. Rotary 'liters. snowthrowers E. M. Blake, Jr. J . T. Blake arid bladaa. utility trai\era ... you naf!le throwing the ball a lillie bet· Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 · It, MF has the equij)munlto do it. ter/' reports Brown. "But, Of fleMabfe urrlce I nell per1t; FaClory308 s. Third Avenue, Box 267 S9 N. Second St. !lelned servicemen. course, he's not what he was .· Middleport, 0. years ago." · British Open truly "open" according to Gary Player By IRA )UIJ,ER runsstanduponaseven-hltter. wall. ClEVELAND ( UPI) -' The UPI Sporta Writer. The second-year righthander . Wblte Sox 4 Orioles 3 The New York Yankees think allowed only three hits after The White Sox, whose mana- Cleveland Browns announced they can do the same thing this '· pitching ool of a ~ond lnnlng get, Chuck Tanner, received a Thursday the signing · of veteran llnebacker John · year that their landlord did a jam to win hla lOth game. two~ y~ar extension of his Garlington to a multi-year year ago -n~lly from last Minnesota beat Cleveland ~ contract. to 1978 before the ag reement and ve.teran centerplace in mld-aeason to first 2, Chicago edged Baltimore 4-3 ·game, rallied from a 3-0 deficit. · place in Octo!Jer. ' and Boston ripped Texas 12-3 in Brian Downing hom.ered for guard Jim Copeland to a ooc"Thewaywe'replaylngnow, other American League games the first run in the fifth, Bill year contract for .the 1974 our chances are pretty good," · ThiD'Sday. Cincinnati defeated Melton singled home one run season. . Garllngton, 2li, came into hla says leMelder Lou Piniella:'' Chicago 4-3 in 10 innings in the .and a.nother scored on an error own last season as a full-time · The Yankees were eight and ·· only NL game. in the eighth, and Downing a half games behind a lltUe · New York edged within a . scored the winner in the ninth performer on .the right side.. The Loulslana State graduate more than a week ago. But gume of the .500 mark, at 42-43, on a wUd pitch by Grant moved in as a regular last Thunday lli~t when they beat . with Tburllday night's victory. Jackson. year, hla sixth with the NFL Kanlu City, ~1. It waa their Doubles by Elliott Maddox and Red Sox 1% Tigers 3 cl d th with Bob ub, an loge er sev,!llth victory in eight gumes Murcer, an error and an infield Rick Miller hi I a two-run and left them jtlst live gumes · out prod~ced the two Yankees homer and Rico Petrocelli a · Babich and Charlie Hall com· a formidable · Mrs. Virginia Carter and out of first. runs In the first innlllg. 110io home run for the Red Sox, prlsed llnebacking trio. . . ·Jimmy and Toni GiUJian spent In case yoo have forgotten, TwiDII 5 IDdlalll Z whose Bill Lee pitched a fourOipeland, starting his eighth .· the weekend in Canton with tile Yankees becalne tenants of · A two-run double by Larry hitter toralae htsrecord tO 11).7, season with .the BroWns, suf. Mr. and Mrs. William Glllium. the New York Mets .at Shea J{isle .. capped a four-run Miller, Petrocelli and - Carl fereila groin injury early last Mrs. Charles WilSon visited Stadium thl!! season. Exactly seventh inning by the Twins, Yastrzemskl drove in three swnmer .. That, coupled with a Mrs. Shirley Barber and one year ago, the Meta were In who , won their fifth straight runs apiece. serious hlp injury that benched family Monday. last place, · juat llke the riame. Eric SoderhOlm walked · Redo 4 Cubs S Mr. and Mrs. · Virgil Yankees are . now, and they td O)ien the Inning, Jim Holt Johnny Bench drove In tile him for the 1972 campaign, sel back Ilia return in 1973. .Holsinger and Aleshia, Mr. and were even further behind. was -safe on a !Ieider's choice ·winning run in tile loth inning The signing of Garllngton Mrs. Sol ' Bigley and Martha -You remember what hap- and LuiS Gomez walked to lilad following singles by Dave penect. · the bases ·before a single by Concepcion and Joe Morgan and Copeland leaves the Holsinger, visited Mr. and Mrs; Carter Monday "I've always fel,\ 1'e were in , &d Carew sent home the first and a wild pitch by loser Bert Brownawithsixplayersnotyet James the race," says YankeeS; ., rtln. Steve Braun then singled Hooton. Rick Monday had a signed. They are Jerry Sherk, · evening. Manager Bill Vlrdon. "Oil- . home anotjler run before Hisle homer among three hits for the Nick Roman, Frank Pitts, Carl Barislch,ChrisMorrisandiJon HarrisonviUe : vlously, we've got to play well , doubled off the left-center field Cuba. Horn. and the clubs ahead of ua have · Dai1 &ott, the ohio State Society News got to falter, but five games Is . , · Major Lugue Leaders . offensive llneman who was the not any great deficit." _ · By Unit~C:.:i~e;sB•:t\~~ationat By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Browns' ninth round draft Mrs. Mollie McGi-ath and son Bobby lliurcer drove ln one Notional League DEARDR.LAMB-Iam 70. choice earlier thia year, will rt Logan visited ~ 1 Earl •• • " run and scored the other in the McGraths Sunday. Gorr , Ali 17 ::. ; 0 13~ "3";5 Ten hyears ago I had a transfirst lnnlng at Kanaas City and· ~ By Mrs. Herbert Roush Diana Davidson, alSo of New not be avallable to play with Mrs. Stella Atkins visited Gross , Hou · 82 283 48 95 .336 uret ra 1 operation on my Smlth, ,St.L 75262 38 87 . 332 prostate gland. A month ago I George Medlch mado those two .Mr.' and Mrs. Don Findley e Trinity Free Will Baptist the club this season because of Dena Welsh . The . Clal·r · Cosh Phn 85 350 55112 .320 a physical ailment unrelated. to • and cliildren of Colwnbus spent Church Friday evening at New ·un her day off Schmidt, Phi 85 282 51 90 .319 haa the same operation. Tbe waggoners 74 201 · 38 64 .318 · doctor who operat.ed 00 me the weekend wilh Mr. and Mrs. Bern, North Carolina. Mrs. football. visited Ava GIlkey .m the Geronlm. Zlsk, Pnt en 76 266 40 84 .316 Russell Findley, Mr. and Mrs. Robinson · remained for a Grubb, so 80 256 33 eo .313 said that It Is not unusual to evening Charles Michael and family . longer visit and - will' return Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story John Warner, a resident of g~~~~~~~tA l~~ l~ 1 ~! have the growth again. He said ·Miss Tracy Norris, small home Thursday with the and Rosalee of Darwin visited Kingsbury, passed away at . . American League that i did not have a tumor. I daughter of . Mr. and Mrs. Robinsons. lhe Gloeckners Sunday. Mrs. Holzers Sunday morning of a Carew , Mlnn :3~ 4~ 1 2~ •3";;, amllshln good health but don't Darrell Norris is a medical The former Norma Detzel Maggie Roush, Miss Millie heart attack. Horgrov, Tx 66 204 27 68 .333 re the idea of going throug~ patient at Holzer Medical and family of Colwnbus visited Ripley of Charleston, also Mrs. Susie Heitger is helping ~::d~;; NY l~ lhe saiile operation again some Center. · Mrs. Nora Gorham and son visiledMrs.AdaNorrisand the out at Braham Store. Jackson ,Ook 75 m 47 84 .327 timeinthefuture.eanyougive _ Blombrg , NY 57 178 28 58 .326 · f · ti this Mr. ·and Mrs. Floyd Hill of Earl over the weekend. GJaeckners. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Brown of Randle. Tex 80 262 38 85 ·.32< me more 10 orma on on Rogers, Ohio, viSited Sunday · Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Bus) Mrs. Chester Durst or Niles, with ·Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill Hupp and family of Marengo 0 ., Mrs . .Agnes Parsons of READER - Can' t and atieuded the annual Hill spent the weekend with Mr. Florida, Mrs. Luwrence Barr Glous.ter were dinner gues•- of Home Runs say I bleme you, Tbe prostate Nationol League ' . Cedeno. land 1 lite II l'k d and Mrs. Arnold Hupp and of Mt. Alto, W, Va., Mrs. Edna the M. A. Epples Sunday."' Neva Pierce, ' dec., to reunion at PorUand Park·. Hou and Wynn , LA ,., g s . ra Y 1 e a onut Mrs. Clara Powell · Of An· soris. Quickie . of Londenvllle, o., Virginia Nel•on, Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harper Schm idt , Phil 18 ; .Bench. Cin surroundmg the urethra just tiqulty spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert were Saturday guests of Mrs. Utchfield, Cert. of Trans., Perez . Cin and Garvey, LA outside the bladder. As the Saillbury. ' • aM Mrs. Virgil Hili and Sr. spent a week In Penn· Roush, Mr ..·and Mrs. Russell Mabel Pauley of Dexter. American Loaguo' o. Allen, prostrateenlargesitflllsupthe sylvania visiting Mr. aild Mrs. Roush, Mr . and Mrs. Dorsa Harley D. Godfrey, Alma B. family , Mr. and Mrs: Jessie Carroll ~~~d~i~k, ~~l~ 0 ';ri.; J~~ ••~~', hole ln the donut and comMr. and Mrs. Ben Hunt of Jim Freeman and children Of Parsons Saturday . Mrs . ·and Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Oak 16 ; . Horton , oet and presses the urethra. ·That Is Godfrey to Paul· R. Gerlach, Akion, 0 . viSited Mrs. Bert Uncoln Place, Pa.; Mrs. Mary Parsons. also visited the grave Braham are spending a week's Briggs, ~~~n~'·aatted on Lola J: Gerlach, Lot, Olive .. what causes the symptoms of Wesser at Millv3le, Pa. ; Mr . . of her daughter of Letart FallS vacation in Florida. Roberta C. O'Brien, J. B. Hunt Friday. National · League' . Cedeno, . urinary obstruction. The tran11Hou · 70 ; Garvey, LA 65 ; thral tl 1 Is Mr. and Mrs. Butch Ables of and Mrs. Bob Smith Jr., Mr. Cemetery. O'Brien to ~aid W, Ore liner, Mr. and Mrs. Jr. Payne and Schm ld"t , Ph il -62 ; Cey · and ure opera on nser an Rev. Charles Norris Of South children and M•. and Mrs. Bob Wvnn. LA 61 . . Rebecca J. OreMer, 3 A., Mi__nersviUe visited Mr: and and Mrs. Joe Derouin, Mr. and . · . Instrument through the urethra ~ ; Jack Ables Sunday. The . Mrs. Billy Smith and daughter, Point, 0 ., preached at · the Welsh and family of Columbll8 Rulland. roe;::;~ ~~: ~0~ ~eo:r~!~. 8~~ i to the area of Ute prostste: By Fred B. Goegleln, Barbara Abie8 entertained Sunday in Donna Smith, accompanied .the Antiquity Baptist Church and Mrs. Freda Payn~ enjoyed 60 ; Rud i, ' Oak 59 ; Br iggs, Mil boring out the hole with the A. Goeglein to WU!tam . C, ..'honor ·of -Mrs. Ables' mother, Smiths home and will spend a Sunday eveniilg. Instrument the obstruction ls a picnic at Ash eave Saturday. 55 ' Ja c kson;.~~~~~~' Gaddis, Jacqueline Gaddis, Mrs. ')[)ce Baiser who was month's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. ROf!er Rouab Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire and Notionol Leogu"' fohn , LA .relieved. This operation. does Lot, Orange. . celebrating her birthday. lee Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shields spent Saturday night with Mr . R!IY Alkire of Athena visited In ~~~;.~.'ii~'t~'h1e,n< , ~';;11 , ~~~\ not remove aU the ptostate MUdred Meadowa, W1lliam . cream and cake were served. celebrated their 40th wedding and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Columbus .Thursday wllh Mr . . 11 -5; Morton , All and Lonoorg , gland, ·but enough to W. Wyatt, Freda K. Wyatt tO Mrs. Ada Norris wishes to anniversary Sunday with a Clifton, w. va. 11 · 7 · · remove lhe o.,.. ' and Mrs. Bob Gibson afid Phil Amorioan Luguo' G. Perry, a dequa telY· Juanita · M. Moore, DOnald express ber appreeiation to all cookout at their home. AI- · DIU Jackson ·Sr. and son, daughter. Clev 15-2; wood, Chi ,.. to; struction. The boring out Eblln, Lot, Middleport, her friends and relatives for tendingwereMr. andMrs. Bill Darin, of . Leetonia spent the Mrs . John Gibson and · J; a?.'~.SO:~ili.~r~ut7!~'·211~ '?;Procedure Ia usually pretty Margaret Bowles, Mary the many birthday cards she . Robinson and · famUy , MNi. weekend with Mrs. Mildred children of Athena vlaited Mrs. victories. generoua to try to prevent the • Francea Baumgardner, Af· received ori her 86th birthday. Marlene Fisher and childl:en, Spencer and Billy Jackson. Lana Gibson Saturday. lm • recurrence of the obstrUction. , lldavlt, Meigs. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayman Larry and Amy, Mr. and 1\frs. Billy went home wilh them Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire, -Ill'· Since the prostate gland Is Julia Reeae, Margaret and Harold Hayman · of Philip Radford and Stephanie, Sunday after spendlr!il a two Racine, and Greg Hewitt of. ·auu there, If it continues to ~ltl, Mary Frances Westerville tailed to visit Mrs. Robei-t Proffitt Jr. weeks' vacation with his Columbus called on Mr. ·and ...:;:.:~ enlarge, eventually lt can Baumgardner, · Ervin Norris on her special day. · .. JoeyHIUofROf!en,O., was a grandmother. Mrs. Bob Alkire Friday CWUIMLt--.... begin to flU up the hole In the IIHiaprdJw. to Emmalene Mr. and 'Mrs. Gene Jewell weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 11.~ Norris of evening. -• . donut again. When this hap1M11a1 Loc:liett, Arlene Bowles and chUdren Of Letart, W. Va. · Clif(ord Hill and attended the Syracuse vlaited Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Zlba Midkiff ' . -~~-· . 1 , pens the d"';~ has to el~r do Rt., vlalted Mr. and Mrs. annual Hill reunion at Porlland Tom Norris Sunday. visited Eunice · Bradfield 1· ,..• .,.. _ _ _...lonti · another bore · job! or - · ~ oi!Gt, Middleport, Albl!t HID Jr.,Ora E. HDI.to Gerald Hayman and Keith Park Sunday. day ev. enlng, '""' P .,.. 1 ~. Ut surgically cut out the prostate. ..., Bill, J - Ann IDII, o.rtk,P _ •_ ·• - ·' If. the operatl on ·la done Ia irl Y Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . . William Mrs . Louise Gllk~y and · ._"""'" _ _ A., lldttn. . ' · Mr. ilild Mrs. Lewis Ours of Wickline and son, seotUe, Mrs. Karen visited Ava Gilkey 1111. --.L lata in We, and if the prostate KP-Cia llapr, Arlle Opal Tanners Run, Mr. and Mrs. Kathryn Hunt spent the Sunday •ttamoon. . a:---~~~~~ 11 · - , , doean'tcontlnue to enlarge too Blprlll ~IF Bruce Hager, Milo Richardson of Michigan weekend with Mr. and Mrs: '' Mrs. Beasle Graham io ~,f':" ~lolot ••-••d,. rapidly, · then It may last a Ll A., Orult. visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald. Jim Price at Columbus. Headacht Cqre visiting her son, Darold In :..v:n.~.:!J penoo for their life tiJlBll, 1:'1...r Bruce Haaer, Hayman Sunday. Castore~m. a secretion of Newark, 0. Mr. and' Mra. Roy Pooler Of 11 othenrtae the problem may ....... lui . . . . to Chelter Mr.andl\frs. HerbertS!Ilelcia Mt. Herman vlalted Mr. and the beaver's musk glands, The Dale Willlama wlll1110ve recut ,_ that • 't was regarded as a cure·ali . . . ~ Ill Pamela Sue .,... lira. Berlba Robinson Mrs, Floyd Norris Sunday. 1 ·can aa ar ,.. to IJU8l'an- you from the time of the early Into the home they recenlly • ' 11 . '001 atlimded the nddin& 01 Gary Mr. and Mrl. Edward Moran Greeks through the 181h cen· acquired thla week after . - _. " · ~···Clio "::~::.0 you won't need another Rllllnlan,- 01 Mr.llld Mta. and baby 01 Philadelphia, Pa., tury. Caatoreum c ontains maillnl estenlive ~Ira. ~.. operation, bul_there Ia a lood ~ ~ Robinllon of New were weekend gueata of Mr. salicylic acid, one oflhe main The F o Wblleya have aold - - . 1 1 -· , chance that your present Beril, North Carolina and and Mra. Erwin Gloeckner, ingredient. of 111pir in, their~· ~ lot. loololll!f-.11 I ow operatiotahouldlastatleutu ... , f . . ~ ~pple .·Sport Parade Gowan has -3 -stroke MOAG lead • I . •• . The MEIGS INN 'J'he mo.~t popular night club in the tri-county area is proud present to GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS TONIGHT 9:30 TIL 2 USII: SURE WIN Pig starter and Sure Win Pork Mak•r for faster grow and best feecj efficiency. Get It . here!. �• • 4- Tho Doily Senlinfl, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 12, 1174 fiJI7At~~~W~;&.W~"1$~~~ I rn a shady cove across a swinging bridge at Camp Kiashuta near Chester this week, Meigs County girl scouts experienced the freedom andJun of outdoor living. A day camp held there this week for scouts of the Big Bend Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scoot Council concluded this afternoon <Friday) w!th an awards ceremony. Each of the girls received a camp patch, along with ribbons in recognitio11 of her achievements of the week. The 21 scoots attending day camp were trans· ported to and from the site in ·the back of a pickup truck driven by Mrs. Nancy Jeffers. They hiked, gathered material for terrariums and wild flowers for arrangements, built tables of sticks lashed together with rope, they learned the art . of fire building, _of outdoor cookery, and of knot tying. . There was even a lesson on first aide for insect and snake bite enhanced by the appearance of two snakes - one a copperhead killed by Brownie Leader Gertrude Casto, the otlter a black snake which slithered away. Photo essay by Charlene ' J.... : ... ..•• '• • ., .• '. . •' L ' J ' • :I 1 .' . ••'. •• 't:: ••• I'• ": •• ... .".'·.•u•• ,.~ SQUAD ANSWEU Tho Pomeroy Emerg~ney Squad a_nswered a ca~ «> Ugion Terrace at 3:2'1 a.m . Friday lor """ Rudl.oiU who was Ill, He wao taken 14 Vet.eran, Memorial HO!Spllal . At 7:10 a.m. Friday, the squad wu called to the Pomero~ U!vee where they were «> piCk up a cook from a riverboat. The cook bad become Ill. However, llie bQat went to Mlddlep«t where the cook was picked up by the Southeast.em Ohlo Emergency Medical Service, It Wa3 reporl.ed . # l • t' ' I '·••' • • MRs. DONNA HATFIELD sealed, wu ~ cltbe '*"" • CI&\NUP TIME - 'l'hen! wu no dlahw-.berlor IIM.e girl acouta io WJt. Mn. Elizabeth '· -· I ' '·I llrl !' - • •• ..,' t• ; •I . ;, ., H :, .••, •• .. ...". t-1 . r I '' ' Americans of all ages wi')Q suffer from uncorrected or untreated hearing loss "to seek help. DIVORCES FILED Two suits for divorce have been filed •ill Meigs County Common Pleas Court each charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Filing were Virginia Pennillgron, Middleport, against Charles J. Pennington, Hart. ford; Salem A. Yates, Pomeroy , against Nina D. Yates, Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Willia'm Bland, Pomeroy; Kenneth Davis, Rutland ; Hattie Nesselroad, . Pomeroy i Robert Forest, Rutland; Howard Russell, Pomeroy. Discharged - Paul Hill, Dana Howell, John Hunnell. • Free Booklet esp~cialry prepared to encourage ~:U,~'::~:~~'::.t~~bara Hatfield, Debra Boring, Kay Hart and SUsan ~clloocl. r •... Well -known celebrities from all walks of life tell thelr personal stories of triumph in theJr fields because they overcame the ir hearinQ irnpairment . • Come in , , . Writ• , , , or Phone for your FREE COPY William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg, 444 W. Union St., Athens . PHONE: 59~-6238 I • ' NEW GAMES, OLD GAMES are alwaya a part of lbe day camp program, and Londm Bridge remains a favorite. Here playing the game are Barbato Will, Laura Pu11Jns Cindy Qartis, Robin.Gaspers, Carolyn Cas!9, and Kiln Morrow, with Mn. Gertrude casto · a Brownie unit leader, looking on. · · ' · '' I I J •• I I • •• .•• ' I I ' •"• 1 I, l' . Installalion of officers highlighted a meeting of the Lewis Manley Pos_t 263, American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday night at tbe Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy. . Mrs. Campbell Ha_rper, past president, now ser·ving as chl!irwoman of Americanism and music, was lilstaUing of, ficer. She was assisted by Mrs." Gertrude Buller, sergeant-at. anns. Officers Installed were Mrs. Allen Hsmeton, president ; Mro. Harrt.l BenUey, first ' !• J . !toy d I Cr~•wn 8ortlil'lq t.ompany Middleport vice president; . Mrs. Harper, second vice president; Mrs.Arnold Richards, secretary; Smith, Mrs. William lresasurer; Mrs. William Winston, chl!plain; Mrs. Er• nest Bowles, . hlStoria~ ; and Mrs. Butler, sergeant-at-arms. · Mrs . . ~~P~ ?pened_ the meeting m ntuahstlc form and reports were given by the of. fleers. Cards were signed for those members who live out of the area. Communications CAMPFIRE <X>OKING -A pot of chill w&S prepared over an open fire by Mn. Carolyn and Beth Teaford; pictured left torlght, at tbe scout day camp Thursday. 12 fined (Continued from page I ) Forfeiting bonds were Doy Nitz, Pomeroy, disturbing the · peace, Roger Hill, disturbing the peace, David Craham, iqtoxication, Delbert Luckadoo, disorderly conduct, Laura Garlinger, ntoxication, Walter · King , intoxication, Marvin L. Friend, Pomeroy, · each $30 bonds; James Sellers, East Liverpool, and Gilbert Sellers, East Liverpool, $30 each on disturbing the peace charges; Daniel E. Knolls, Gallipolis, $100 reckless manner; Hobert Crump, Point Pleasant, $250, driving while intoxicated. Addresses were riot list.ed _on a number of the defendants forfeiting bonds. were read along ·with the bulletin from the Eighth District president. Plans were made for Mro; Bentley to represent the Auxiliary at the Department of Ohio convention w he held this weekend In Columbus. The _prayer for peace was ' given ·by Mrs. Winston and members sang "Nearer My God. to Thee" w close the meeting. ' Hanisonville tops Giants For the winners, Gary Howard went .the distance ' · slrlking out nine, walking two and giving up two hits. Both Giant runs were unearned. Scott . McKinney went the first four innings for the Giants, fanning six, walking three and giving up six hits. Randy Smith weni the finiil frame, striking out three and allowing fOl!l' hits. Ricky Smith and Chris Woods each had a single for the Giants, while Willie Donohue Md a pair of .doubles to pace Hlu'risonville. Other. Harrlsonvlile hitters were Gary Howard with a single and a double, Dave Harper with a single. and a from Logos Appeared on National Best Seller Lists for Months! double, Randy Mitchell with two singles, Nathan Arnold with a double and Bobby ·Williams with a single . Rev. and Mrs. William die port. were honored on their Knittel The Ladles Auxiliary of the ' 18th wedding · anniversary church and the congregation ''·. I recently with a surprise obo joined In the celebration, I servance following the Sunday presenting Mrs. Knittel with a school hour at the United corsage and the minister with a Pentecostal Olurch ill Mid- · boutonniere. Linda Acree read scripture from Genesis and a poem by Helen Steiner Rice enUUed 11 What is Love?" In the social room of the church, a tradiUonal three· ' tiered wedding CBke and a love offering were presented ro the couple. A buffet was served to the honored guests and their friends. Cotning from Portsmouth for By Polly Cfamer the occuion were the parents of Mrs. Knittel, Mr. and Mrs . Mose Messer. Sending roses.of DEAR POLJ..Y -' Our water is very rusty and since we remembrance were her have just·booght a new shower stall, I would like to know how • s)sters, Livena, St. Louis, and «>take care of it so it stays looking goQd. - IRENE L. Dolly, Portsmouth. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the new polyester or The observance was an talon_thread. In threading the sewing machine It seems wspread out like a fan and If I do get the thread through the needle it express)on of the deep and seldom moves more than an eighth of an inch. This means I have abiding Jove for Rev. and Mrs. Knittel who work a labor of ,· to keep beeswax in my machine drawer and tweezers wgrab the love lor their church and ' thread If It does go through. I hope someone wiU come up ;;,ith •. community, a member of the thread that has more "back bone". - BARBARA congregation said. DEAR POLLY and Lynn - If the sweater with stretched cuff • bands is wool or any other knit that shrinks in hot water wash ' • and thoroughly rinse as usual and then dip RIBBING ONLY in HOT water and hold a few minutes. Dry as usuall and then the . ribbing should be nicely shrunk. If it should shrink too much the remedy is to again dip ill hot water, hand stretch to the required slze and dry pinned wsize between two towels . .;,. TERESA . DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Lynn how I tlg!)ten the ribbing • on ~eaters. Thread a dal:ning needle \Vith more than enough elastic seWing thread to go around the ribbing, turn the sweater A scrap paper drive wiiB • wrong side out, catch the underneath side of the purl stitches in planned for Aug. 8 when the • the ribbing aU the way around the cuff Leave the ends loose for Truth Seekers of the Bradford the time being. Repeat this every three-quarters or half inch on Cl!ur~h of Christ met recently the ribbing so the right side wUl not pucker when the threads are at the home of Linda Hyseil. •• drawn up to.the correct meuurement. Tie the ends of each row Residents with paper to together so they may be puUed up again should the sweater contrlbqte ro the drive are stretch after several months ol wear. - MARGARET. asked w telephone either 992DEAR POLLY - My mother recently made some inex- 7349 or 992-7441 for pickup. pensive blankets that require a minimum of labor and expense. Danny Harrison presided at She used large remnants .of terry cloth, in a large colorful pl"il\t, the meeting with Tammy measured it to fit her bed and bound the edges with cotton bin- Blake giving devotions. Prayer ding. Using a double thickness of terry makes them especially was by C!Hford Smith. A haywarm and one side could be plain and the other a print. ride was. planned for Aug. 30 . Hanging baskets are now the rage and look very attractive in Next meeting wUl be July 30 at a bathroom where most plants grow especially well due ro the the home of Tammy Blake and steam and moisture. - SHARON. area teens are Invited w atDEAR POLLY - When my hair gets a bit droopy I refresh tend. Refreshments were my set by rolling It on rollers before my bath or shower and the served. steam perks up the set IF the rollers are left on at least 20 Attending besides those minutes after the bath. - PAUUNE . named-were John Blake; Diana Lee, Becky Painter, Sonya Justice, Donna Hysell, Mr1-. Clifford Smith and Ruby Hysell. A program On Wlculture Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Jan Norris, · 1111d ecology, their technical and Mrs. lona Hupp were In 1973, a Brazilian jetliner and social dimension and celebrated. Mrs. Shirley Ables crashed on approach at Orly Jmpllcatlon, was presented by and Miss Vicki Ables serv.;d Airport in Paris, killing 122 of Florence Smith at a meeting of refreshments. The Lord s the 134 persons aboard · the Apple Grove United Prayer In unt.son closed the · · Methodist Women- at the meeting . Others attending church Tuesday night. were Mrs. Eileen Buck, Mrs. A general dlscusalon was Alice Balser, Mrs. Bertha held on agriculture and how lt Robinson, Mrs. Dolly . Wolfe, iffect.s Ufe around the world. Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry and sCripture was taken from . Mrs. JuUa Norris. Genesis and · Matthew. Mn. : Bess Parsons was at the plano • for group singing of ' 'Bringing ~ In the Sheaves." ;· Fund raising projects were planned during the .bUsiness • meeting conducted by Mrs. Donna Hill. The birthdays of Meigs girls softball scores VAGABOND STOVES were ll.led by the junior unit for pert of their outdoor cooking. Mrs. Maxine Hart, lefl, was advt.sor for the junior unttwhlch consisted of Barbara Haley ' pictured here, and Lisa Smith. Forest Run 10 Pomeroy 3 Syracuse 13 Meigs Inn 6 POTTED PLANTS Meigs Inn 19 Mason 13 · MARION, Ill. (UP!) Pantherettes 14 Racine Bank 3 Police Chief L. B. Hunley has foiled . an apparent effort ro establish a "pi>V' plot in a LIEN IS CAUSE petunia patch on the wwn Meigs Count~ Treasurer square. Howard Frank s n ed as a HUJiter said he ~Ueved the defendant in suit fOI' money effort was made as a joke by a filed by th City National Bank mariju~na user who ap. and Trust Co. , Columbus, parenUy dropped a few seeds against the Sold Investinent among the petunias. Corp., Columbus, in the Meigs The see\llings were 4 to 6 COWlty common pleas courl · Inches high when they were only because lreaSW"er's office the has county a real ·estate tax lien against the real estate owned by the Sold In· vestment Corp. and thls lien· L j POWELL'S 298 Second St. These _ex.citlng_books wiU change your life ... br1ng1ng _you. 1nto a th\ilhng new dimension of pra1se, love and wqrship with Goo! Pomeroy, 0. - ALL BEST SELLERS! ~~~!!-~~At STORE. . STORE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAYIAM-10 PM I FILES DIVORCE Shirley A. Lawson, Racine liled suit for divorce in Mei~ County Conunon Pleas Court · against Robert F. Lawson, Sr., Po~tland, charging gross neglect of duty. SQUAD ASSISTS . RACINE - The Racine ER Squad· Thursday at 1:35 p.m. transported Sharon Smith Pomeroy, a medical patient, to' Vet.erans Memorial Hospital. .. Call or visit us. We'll help you choose flowers that best express your sentimenls·. And remember, we can send Your • .flowers almost anywhere, ... Francis Florist 352 E. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992-2'644 Women have ecology program AMANA JULY CLEARANCE MEN'S MESH SHOES Slip-on & Tie · OFFICE OPEN The. ASCS;office will be open until noon on Saturday, July 13 for convenience of farmers who wish to sign for the 1974 wheat and feed grain program. ·heritage house •• SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE . CONTINUES WOMENS FINE WEARING APPAREL . • •• 11 It' a a precision jewele d watch . Walor and ohock . reslstan1, Styled In gloaming chrome ond stainless steel. With a sweep second hand. Full numeral dial. Black leather strap. An~ e Bulova gua!&;ntee. MOTOROLA 'I• . FLOWERS ~ ' For All Occasions 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992 -203~ Ph. 992-5721 Port~ble t.rt~s TV EnstmMe. , Included. "Quick -Set" Picture Control . Instant Pldure and Sound. Custom-Mafic We Wire Flowers Everywhere . Pre-Set V~F Tuner. Solid Stole UHF Tuner. Dlpolo VHF antenna . Detachable UHF antenna. Sound Out-Front. High .I mpact plastic cabinet: In Walnut grain finis~. 16V:r11 . . "Exciting Furniture Showrooms" H. 22'12'' .W, 13'12'' D. Model BPS60&JW. '\ WERNER RADIO & T.V. BAKER FURNITURE MIDOLE PORT, 0. . ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Plymouth iant OUTFIT By PHIL PASTORET A "Ca pitol secret" is how someOne manages to spring ·an the leaks. One man's trash is another man's !{ilrage sale . In SPECIAL $~- 6,300 ,BTU "ACTION _· AIR" White Double-Knit Now On · SALE Regulariy $4.98 NOW ..• ... ' /I BARBS Yet tits stSndard 48:' double hung windows COOLS 4 to 5 ROOMS L Cburch. MAKE A HAPPY MIDDLEPORT C)N BOTH MEN AND and the water will not boil I nearly boiling 1 w•ter to 1'k over? Clean sl<>rage areas and inches of the jar «>ps. Bring w make plans to use up lelt-over a boll and heat until a thercanned food . Group "last mometer (cooking oc candy) year 's"so that it is eaSy to use, put in center of jar shows 180 and so it is separated from degrees F (82, degrees C). If "new'' canning. Repair Ql' add you do not have a thershelves as neede,d . Cood mometer, partly heated pints storage areas are cool, dark will take at least seven minutes and dry . Check rings and and quarts at feast 10 minutes estimate number of lids you - and both may take much wiU need. Discard damaged longer. For safety:s sake, you jars . Pian for kinds and need a non-slip jar lifter, to varieties of vegetables and take out the hot jars, for fruits preferred by your closing and !lien placiftg in canner for processing. family, if possible. RETURNS HOME I'm afraid of handling the hot I hear talk abOut tlle "new" Mrs. Mabel Tracy returned canning times and methOds. cars in exhausting. Is there from Oklahoma City Saturday Why have they .been changed' another methOd' You may pre- after visiting lhere with New" canning metllods and heat (bring just to boiling and relatives . She accompanied · times are being used because hold hot) fruits or vegetables, her brothers, Charles We&t and they have been found to be loosely fill heated jars, add daughter, Linda, Dinuba, safer and to give better results . liquid and seal. There will still Calif., and Henry West , Safer because there is less be danger of air pockets and Merced, Calif., to Oklahoma danger or food poisoning when incomplete removal · of gases. City after they had visited here foOds are processed longer or Also, the product may he •at the Tracy home . under pressure. The organisms soflened and become mushy causing poisOning have from handling. What causes jars not to seal?"'ivegetables, meats and become more heat-resistant because of careless methOds in Should 1 reprocess? Jars may mlsfwes)shouldneverbeeven the past. Better resu lts not seal because of flaws in the tasted until they have been because there Is less spoilage jar or lid, or if lood is left on the boiledo!O minutes; corn and dlie to poor sealing when jars sealing edge. Seals may also he gr~ens 20 minutes. Heat to are exhausted and when all broken if self sealing lids are bo~ling, cover and continue prQducts including fruits and tightened after processing or bo11ing 10 or . 20 minutes. Then pickles are processed after se t upside down to cool. After they may be safely eaten, 11 processing do not tighten or there has been no foaming or jars ate filled . How have times and methOds turn over jars with self...aling ofl-odor . What bulletins will give me been changed? Safeguards on lids. If the seal is broken you may more information on canning? what is canned for your own family should be equal to what re-heat and process over again. Ohio Bulletin 553 • · Canning is required when food is canned However, the prOduct will he Fruits and Vegetables; fOr sale. Therefore processing overcooked and lose rood U.S.D.A. Bulletin No. 8 ·Home times have been increased on value. A lew jars could be kepi Canning of Fruits and some fruits and ·vege tables in the refrigerator and used Vegetables ; No. 56 • How to from what was reconunended within a short time instead of Make Jellies, Jams and Preserves at Home; No: 92 • a few years ago. New times are re-processing. listed in Ohio Bulletin 553 Can I use peanut butter, Making Pickles and Relishes at · , ~~ca nning Fruits and pickle, and salad dressing jars Home. for canning? These make good' These bulletins are avaUable Vegetables." Exhausting is also recom- refrigerator storage jars. in llmlled quantities from the mended as the most Some of the sturdy tapered jars Extension Office. satisfacrory way to can m'ost can he used in freezing. They vegetables a,nd fruits: By are not intended for re-use in removing air and gases this canning. They are not temway, also soflening the prOduct pered to stand extreme heat · by heating, the jar when closed and pressure and either do nol contains almost no air to ' be use standard jar lids or have a driven off, and shouid be filled narrow (therefore uncertain) w a level that will not cause sealing surface. They shoUld leaking and endanger the seal. never be used for canning low. What is exhausting? How can acid foOds (all foods except I dq it? To exhaust; !iii jar with ' pickles, jams and jellies, fruils blanched hot vegetable or fruit and tomatoes), which. are and liquid (preferably hot, to canned In the pressure CBnner. If foOd looks and smells all hasteri beatings) to 'k to inches of «>p. Place filled .jars, right, C!lll I use it right from the foods uncovered, on ' rack in hot jar ? Low acid GREAT! Your Thon\McAn Store 20% to 50%.. HY MARTACIJILKEY County E•telllilun Agent Home Econo.mlcs With more people putting in horr.e gardens than ever before, there is a real need for accurate Information ilbout current food preservation lechniques. Canning Is one pop~lar ' methOd ol foOd preservation. RecenUy, rising food costs combined with a desire for more "natural" foods have caused a revival or' interest in hOil)e canning. Whether yoU are a newcomer «> home canning or an "old pro," there are several facts you should consider before you begin. Will it pay me to can this year? Home canning may be a real saving if you have your own garden, or free or inex· pensive fresh produce available or you already have or can share canning equip· ment. Canners ~re expensive and both jars and lids will he scarce this year. If you are willing to read instructions and follow them carefully; canning is not for the person who likes wdo her own thing. You "bet your life" on what you do. If you have been successful in canning in the past. If you have had _problems with spoilage and poor sealing, you may he wiser w sell jars and equip· men! and plan lor more careful buymanship such as cases of foOd to meet family needs. Time, fuel and energy, sugar and other materials, as well as cost of · produce need to _be considered . The greatest savings are in canning of unsalted and sugar-free foods for diets. What can I do now to he ready when I have foOd to can? Check your pressure canner. Has the gauge been checked within the last year? (If you have a canner with a dial ga uge, bring the lid to the Extension Office any Wednesaay between 9:30a.m. and 3:30p.m ., except dilring lunch from 12·1 and we'll test it for you, free of charge. Weighted gauges - those that jiggle to release steam and hold pressure - do not need to be checked. Is the gasket-seal be· ·tween lid and canner in need of replacement? Are safely valves, petcocks, and safety plugs in good condition? Order and replace any worn parts at once! · Check your boiling water bath canner. Is the ra_ck in good condition. Is the canner deep enough so that jars and lids can be covered one or two inches SERVICE HELD The Middleport UnJtCd Penttc01tal Church conduc:lfd an ordination oorv\ce Wednesday night lor David Acrw, newly appointed deacon. Alto recognl1ed during lbe aerv~ were deacons ~Uy ,... villg, Charles Friley, "Ronlllcl Dougan, and U!roy SalUN. Speaker for the service wu Rev, L. J. Roshon, who until recenUy paslored llie Porl!lmouth United Pentecoottl JULY IS only '3;99 SAVINGS OF Truth Seekers have meeting, plan drive .. · They are universally unde rs lood . And always appreciated . BA HR CLOTHIERS "1'he liome ~~ the Friendly Folks'' . ' •, noticed «>ok anda. sample weeded «> out Hunler th~ · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . llllnois Bureau or investigation «> confirm it was marijuana. PARTYoNs9TH the City National Bank and Wilbur Logan, who will be 89 Trust Co. July 19, wiU celebrate his birthday with a party on Monday, July 15, at the Senior _ LOCAL .TEMPS Citizens Cent.er. Dinner will he - The temperature ill down- from 11 :30 a.m. «> 12:30 p.m. town Pomeroy at '11 a.m. with dancing from 1 w 3 p.m. Friday was 71 degrees . under Those who wish to attend are sunny skies. · invited «> come to the party. ..,.. . Watch For Grand Opening At Our New Location. iu~!.~:.~:r~:fav~~~ . Sometimes words simply aren'.t enough. But flowers say it all. Reevea, Brownie unit leader, and Valerie Jeffers, Joyce Stewart, Crystal Lane, Trina Reeves Auxiliary installs -officers· •• ' Knittels celebrate . l• •• Rev. and Mrs. William Knittel Who wants a rusty shower? 'r I HAPPY Harvesters Class, 6 p.m · covered dish dinner, covered by business meeting. MARY SHRINE, White Shrine ol Jerusalem, 6 p.m. plcnlc at the Shrine Park Racine. - ' JUDY RIGGS majorette and fil!g corps practice 4 to 6 p.m. at Meigs High School. All urged «> attend. SATURDAY DEMONSTRATION for all Meigs FF A boys on how to prepare market steers and . market hogs for show' 7 p.m., Brian Windon residence. Brian wlll demonstrate steers and Lester Parker, hogs. Information on ' location or Windon home can be secured by Clllling Aaron Sayre, 992· 3734. Polly 's Pointers • ' : l • " ' • "Tbey Overcame Hearing LoBI" • glriiiCOUt day camp held at Cmnp Klasbuta. Asmttng 11er with the financing for the p-ogr'am was Mrs. Nancy Jeffers, Who als.o provided transportation and did the '' . ·t' ' 12 SUCCESS STORIES •• . t FRIDAY ICE CREAM Social, 8:30 p.m., . Rock Springs United MethOdist Church. Homemade ~n~~am, cake, coffee, soft . !' . ~''"'<'"'u''·"" ••w~.v.• .,,,__h,w.,w ~-'~ .,.,....,. ... .1\"U#'No'o.'YA ...">';,Q;to;Q;-:-.V..,.......v.....,..Vi'l~~~ Hoeflich. Canning hints listed SON BORN Mr. and- Mrs. Robert W. Sloan, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a !On, Christopher Robert, July 7, at the Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed 8lbs., a ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan have two other children, Timothy, six, and Angela, four. Maternal ' grandparent.s are Mt. and Mrs. James Walker, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Belva Sloan, Rt. 2, P.omeroy, is the paternal grandmother. Mrs. Myrtle Long, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Walker, Middleport, are the great· grandparenls . ,, 79· Add to your dictionary of · collective nouns: A brush of artists. The one trouble with July' Is that they didn'l pull\ nex' to nice, cool September. !NEWSPA I' f::U 1-:NTt~ III'IUSt~ A~N.I • . CHRYSLER : Plymoulfi '. _Ingels .Furnlt.u re . • . OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHT 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT ~T "' ' '' . ' "'·',. ....•• ' · ........,.. .;....... 0 ~"me I UFI'ICE HOURS . PM ·in and check 'em out now. Know what 1mean? . 1 It costs us more to keep 'em than to sell 'em. So c'mon in for a Clean-up Deal. · 4 11 ~izes Now ln. Stock--6,000 to 28 ,000 BTU. .. it's true! Recent sales •esults show that America's best·eelling compacts come from Plymouth . Ap~ there's good reason lor it. Our small cars give you plenty of room inside, lots of trunk space out back . and great small-car parking and hand ling. Some· thing elsa: Ail '75 prices are gonna go up. So now's the time to buy. Especially now that our eight great small car buys are ail clearance priced . So c'mon .. 30 T0,12, . TO 5 {CLOSE: NOON ON THURS.) - E COURT ~T., - TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 South, 3rd ,Ave., Middleport, Ohio r .' ..••. . .... ~ �• • 4- Tho Doily Senlinfl, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 12, 1174 fiJI7At~~~W~;&.W~"1$~~~ I rn a shady cove across a swinging bridge at Camp Kiashuta near Chester this week, Meigs County girl scouts experienced the freedom andJun of outdoor living. A day camp held there this week for scouts of the Big Bend Neighborhood of the Black Diamond Girl Scoot Council concluded this afternoon <Friday) w!th an awards ceremony. Each of the girls received a camp patch, along with ribbons in recognitio11 of her achievements of the week. The 21 scoots attending day camp were trans· ported to and from the site in ·the back of a pickup truck driven by Mrs. Nancy Jeffers. They hiked, gathered material for terrariums and wild flowers for arrangements, built tables of sticks lashed together with rope, they learned the art . of fire building, _of outdoor cookery, and of knot tying. . There was even a lesson on first aide for insect and snake bite enhanced by the appearance of two snakes - one a copperhead killed by Brownie Leader Gertrude Casto, the otlter a black snake which slithered away. Photo essay by Charlene ' J.... : ... ..•• '• • ., .• '. . •' L ' J ' • :I 1 .' . ••'. •• 't:: ••• I'• ": •• ... .".'·.•u•• ,.~ SQUAD ANSWEU Tho Pomeroy Emerg~ney Squad a_nswered a ca~ «> Ugion Terrace at 3:2'1 a.m . Friday lor """ Rudl.oiU who was Ill, He wao taken 14 Vet.eran, Memorial HO!Spllal . At 7:10 a.m. Friday, the squad wu called to the Pomero~ U!vee where they were «> piCk up a cook from a riverboat. The cook bad become Ill. However, llie bQat went to Mlddlep«t where the cook was picked up by the Southeast.em Ohlo Emergency Medical Service, It Wa3 reporl.ed . # l • t' ' I '·••' • • MRs. DONNA HATFIELD sealed, wu ~ cltbe '*"" • CI&\NUP TIME - 'l'hen! wu no dlahw-.berlor IIM.e girl acouta io WJt. Mn. Elizabeth '· -· I ' '·I llrl !' - • •• ..,' t• ; •I . ;, ., H :, .••, •• .. ...". t-1 . r I '' ' Americans of all ages wi')Q suffer from uncorrected or untreated hearing loss "to seek help. DIVORCES FILED Two suits for divorce have been filed •ill Meigs County Common Pleas Court each charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Filing were Virginia Pennillgron, Middleport, against Charles J. Pennington, Hart. ford; Salem A. Yates, Pomeroy , against Nina D. Yates, Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Willia'm Bland, Pomeroy; Kenneth Davis, Rutland ; Hattie Nesselroad, . Pomeroy i Robert Forest, Rutland; Howard Russell, Pomeroy. Discharged - Paul Hill, Dana Howell, John Hunnell. • Free Booklet esp~cialry prepared to encourage ~:U,~'::~:~~'::.t~~bara Hatfield, Debra Boring, Kay Hart and SUsan ~clloocl. r •... Well -known celebrities from all walks of life tell thelr personal stories of triumph in theJr fields because they overcame the ir hearinQ irnpairment . • Come in , , . Writ• , , , or Phone for your FREE COPY William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg, 444 W. Union St., Athens . PHONE: 59~-6238 I • ' NEW GAMES, OLD GAMES are alwaya a part of lbe day camp program, and Londm Bridge remains a favorite. Here playing the game are Barbato Will, Laura Pu11Jns Cindy Qartis, Robin.Gaspers, Carolyn Cas!9, and Kiln Morrow, with Mn. Gertrude casto · a Brownie unit leader, looking on. · · ' · '' I I J •• I I • •• .•• ' I I ' •"• 1 I, l' . Installalion of officers highlighted a meeting of the Lewis Manley Pos_t 263, American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday night at tbe Naomi Baptist Church, Pomeroy. . Mrs. Campbell Ha_rper, past president, now ser·ving as chl!irwoman of Americanism and music, was lilstaUing of, ficer. She was assisted by Mrs." Gertrude Buller, sergeant-at. anns. Officers Installed were Mrs. Allen Hsmeton, president ; Mro. Harrt.l BenUey, first ' !• J . !toy d I Cr~•wn 8ortlil'lq t.ompany Middleport vice president; . Mrs. Harper, second vice president; Mrs.Arnold Richards, secretary; Smith, Mrs. William lresasurer; Mrs. William Winston, chl!plain; Mrs. Er• nest Bowles, . hlStoria~ ; and Mrs. Butler, sergeant-at-arms. · Mrs . . ~~P~ ?pened_ the meeting m ntuahstlc form and reports were given by the of. fleers. Cards were signed for those members who live out of the area. Communications CAMPFIRE <X>OKING -A pot of chill w&S prepared over an open fire by Mn. Carolyn and Beth Teaford; pictured left torlght, at tbe scout day camp Thursday. 12 fined (Continued from page I ) Forfeiting bonds were Doy Nitz, Pomeroy, disturbing the · peace, Roger Hill, disturbing the peace, David Craham, iqtoxication, Delbert Luckadoo, disorderly conduct, Laura Garlinger, ntoxication, Walter · King , intoxication, Marvin L. Friend, Pomeroy, · each $30 bonds; James Sellers, East Liverpool, and Gilbert Sellers, East Liverpool, $30 each on disturbing the peace charges; Daniel E. Knolls, Gallipolis, $100 reckless manner; Hobert Crump, Point Pleasant, $250, driving while intoxicated. Addresses were riot list.ed _on a number of the defendants forfeiting bonds. were read along ·with the bulletin from the Eighth District president. Plans were made for Mro; Bentley to represent the Auxiliary at the Department of Ohio convention w he held this weekend In Columbus. The _prayer for peace was ' given ·by Mrs. Winston and members sang "Nearer My God. to Thee" w close the meeting. ' Hanisonville tops Giants For the winners, Gary Howard went .the distance ' · slrlking out nine, walking two and giving up two hits. Both Giant runs were unearned. Scott . McKinney went the first four innings for the Giants, fanning six, walking three and giving up six hits. Randy Smith weni the finiil frame, striking out three and allowing fOl!l' hits. Ricky Smith and Chris Woods each had a single for the Giants, while Willie Donohue Md a pair of .doubles to pace Hlu'risonville. Other. Harrlsonvlile hitters were Gary Howard with a single and a double, Dave Harper with a single. and a from Logos Appeared on National Best Seller Lists for Months! double, Randy Mitchell with two singles, Nathan Arnold with a double and Bobby ·Williams with a single . Rev. and Mrs. William die port. were honored on their Knittel The Ladles Auxiliary of the ' 18th wedding · anniversary church and the congregation ''·. I recently with a surprise obo joined In the celebration, I servance following the Sunday presenting Mrs. Knittel with a school hour at the United corsage and the minister with a Pentecostal Olurch ill Mid- · boutonniere. Linda Acree read scripture from Genesis and a poem by Helen Steiner Rice enUUed 11 What is Love?" In the social room of the church, a tradiUonal three· ' tiered wedding CBke and a love offering were presented ro the couple. A buffet was served to the honored guests and their friends. Cotning from Portsmouth for By Polly Cfamer the occuion were the parents of Mrs. Knittel, Mr. and Mrs . Mose Messer. Sending roses.of DEAR POLJ..Y -' Our water is very rusty and since we remembrance were her have just·booght a new shower stall, I would like to know how • s)sters, Livena, St. Louis, and «>take care of it so it stays looking goQd. - IRENE L. Dolly, Portsmouth. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with the new polyester or The observance was an talon_thread. In threading the sewing machine It seems wspread out like a fan and If I do get the thread through the needle it express)on of the deep and seldom moves more than an eighth of an inch. This means I have abiding Jove for Rev. and Mrs. Knittel who work a labor of ,· to keep beeswax in my machine drawer and tweezers wgrab the love lor their church and ' thread If It does go through. I hope someone wiU come up ;;,ith •. community, a member of the thread that has more "back bone". - BARBARA congregation said. DEAR POLLY and Lynn - If the sweater with stretched cuff • bands is wool or any other knit that shrinks in hot water wash ' • and thoroughly rinse as usual and then dip RIBBING ONLY in HOT water and hold a few minutes. Dry as usuall and then the . ribbing should be nicely shrunk. If it should shrink too much the remedy is to again dip ill hot water, hand stretch to the required slze and dry pinned wsize between two towels . .;,. TERESA . DEAR POLLY - I want to tell Lynn how I tlg!)ten the ribbing • on ~eaters. Thread a dal:ning needle \Vith more than enough elastic seWing thread to go around the ribbing, turn the sweater A scrap paper drive wiiB • wrong side out, catch the underneath side of the purl stitches in planned for Aug. 8 when the • the ribbing aU the way around the cuff Leave the ends loose for Truth Seekers of the Bradford the time being. Repeat this every three-quarters or half inch on Cl!ur~h of Christ met recently the ribbing so the right side wUl not pucker when the threads are at the home of Linda Hyseil. •• drawn up to.the correct meuurement. Tie the ends of each row Residents with paper to together so they may be puUed up again should the sweater contrlbqte ro the drive are stretch after several months ol wear. - MARGARET. asked w telephone either 992DEAR POLLY - My mother recently made some inex- 7349 or 992-7441 for pickup. pensive blankets that require a minimum of labor and expense. Danny Harrison presided at She used large remnants .of terry cloth, in a large colorful pl"il\t, the meeting with Tammy measured it to fit her bed and bound the edges with cotton bin- Blake giving devotions. Prayer ding. Using a double thickness of terry makes them especially was by C!Hford Smith. A haywarm and one side could be plain and the other a print. ride was. planned for Aug. 30 . Hanging baskets are now the rage and look very attractive in Next meeting wUl be July 30 at a bathroom where most plants grow especially well due ro the the home of Tammy Blake and steam and moisture. - SHARON. area teens are Invited w atDEAR POLLY - When my hair gets a bit droopy I refresh tend. Refreshments were my set by rolling It on rollers before my bath or shower and the served. steam perks up the set IF the rollers are left on at least 20 Attending besides those minutes after the bath. - PAUUNE . named-were John Blake; Diana Lee, Becky Painter, Sonya Justice, Donna Hysell, Mr1-. Clifford Smith and Ruby Hysell. A program On Wlculture Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Jan Norris, · 1111d ecology, their technical and Mrs. lona Hupp were In 1973, a Brazilian jetliner and social dimension and celebrated. Mrs. Shirley Ables crashed on approach at Orly Jmpllcatlon, was presented by and Miss Vicki Ables serv.;d Airport in Paris, killing 122 of Florence Smith at a meeting of refreshments. The Lord s the 134 persons aboard · the Apple Grove United Prayer In unt.son closed the · · Methodist Women- at the meeting . Others attending church Tuesday night. were Mrs. Eileen Buck, Mrs. A general dlscusalon was Alice Balser, Mrs. Bertha held on agriculture and how lt Robinson, Mrs. Dolly . Wolfe, iffect.s Ufe around the world. Mrs. Dorothy Roseberry and sCripture was taken from . Mrs. JuUa Norris. Genesis and · Matthew. Mn. : Bess Parsons was at the plano • for group singing of ' 'Bringing ~ In the Sheaves." ;· Fund raising projects were planned during the .bUsiness • meeting conducted by Mrs. Donna Hill. The birthdays of Meigs girls softball scores VAGABOND STOVES were ll.led by the junior unit for pert of their outdoor cooking. Mrs. Maxine Hart, lefl, was advt.sor for the junior unttwhlch consisted of Barbara Haley ' pictured here, and Lisa Smith. Forest Run 10 Pomeroy 3 Syracuse 13 Meigs Inn 6 POTTED PLANTS Meigs Inn 19 Mason 13 · MARION, Ill. (UP!) Pantherettes 14 Racine Bank 3 Police Chief L. B. Hunley has foiled . an apparent effort ro establish a "pi>V' plot in a LIEN IS CAUSE petunia patch on the wwn Meigs Count~ Treasurer square. Howard Frank s n ed as a HUJiter said he ~Ueved the defendant in suit fOI' money effort was made as a joke by a filed by th City National Bank mariju~na user who ap. and Trust Co. , Columbus, parenUy dropped a few seeds against the Sold Investinent among the petunias. Corp., Columbus, in the Meigs The see\llings were 4 to 6 COWlty common pleas courl · Inches high when they were only because lreaSW"er's office the has county a real ·estate tax lien against the real estate owned by the Sold In· vestment Corp. and thls lien· L j POWELL'S 298 Second St. These _ex.citlng_books wiU change your life ... br1ng1ng _you. 1nto a th\ilhng new dimension of pra1se, love and wqrship with Goo! Pomeroy, 0. - ALL BEST SELLERS! ~~~!!-~~At STORE. . STORE HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAYIAM-10 PM I FILES DIVORCE Shirley A. Lawson, Racine liled suit for divorce in Mei~ County Conunon Pleas Court · against Robert F. Lawson, Sr., Po~tland, charging gross neglect of duty. SQUAD ASSISTS . RACINE - The Racine ER Squad· Thursday at 1:35 p.m. transported Sharon Smith Pomeroy, a medical patient, to' Vet.erans Memorial Hospital. .. Call or visit us. We'll help you choose flowers that best express your sentimenls·. And remember, we can send Your • .flowers almost anywhere, ... Francis Florist 352 E. MAIN POMEROY PH. 992-2'644 Women have ecology program AMANA JULY CLEARANCE MEN'S MESH SHOES Slip-on & Tie · OFFICE OPEN The. ASCS;office will be open until noon on Saturday, July 13 for convenience of farmers who wish to sign for the 1974 wheat and feed grain program. ·heritage house •• SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE . CONTINUES WOMENS FINE WEARING APPAREL . • •• 11 It' a a precision jewele d watch . Walor and ohock . reslstan1, Styled In gloaming chrome ond stainless steel. With a sweep second hand. Full numeral dial. Black leather strap. An~ e Bulova gua!&;ntee. MOTOROLA 'I• . FLOWERS ~ ' For All Occasions 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992 -203~ Ph. 992-5721 Port~ble t.rt~s TV EnstmMe. , Included. "Quick -Set" Picture Control . Instant Pldure and Sound. Custom-Mafic We Wire Flowers Everywhere . Pre-Set V~F Tuner. Solid Stole UHF Tuner. Dlpolo VHF antenna . Detachable UHF antenna. Sound Out-Front. High .I mpact plastic cabinet: In Walnut grain finis~. 16V:r11 . . "Exciting Furniture Showrooms" H. 22'12'' .W, 13'12'' D. Model BPS60&JW. '\ WERNER RADIO & T.V. BAKER FURNITURE MIDOLE PORT, 0. . ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Plymouth iant OUTFIT By PHIL PASTORET A "Ca pitol secret" is how someOne manages to spring ·an the leaks. One man's trash is another man's !{ilrage sale . In SPECIAL $~- 6,300 ,BTU "ACTION _· AIR" White Double-Knit Now On · SALE Regulariy $4.98 NOW ..• ... ' /I BARBS Yet tits stSndard 48:' double hung windows COOLS 4 to 5 ROOMS L Cburch. MAKE A HAPPY MIDDLEPORT C)N BOTH MEN AND and the water will not boil I nearly boiling 1 w•ter to 1'k over? Clean sl<>rage areas and inches of the jar «>ps. Bring w make plans to use up lelt-over a boll and heat until a thercanned food . Group "last mometer (cooking oc candy) year 's"so that it is eaSy to use, put in center of jar shows 180 and so it is separated from degrees F (82, degrees C). If "new'' canning. Repair Ql' add you do not have a thershelves as neede,d . Cood mometer, partly heated pints storage areas are cool, dark will take at least seven minutes and dry . Check rings and and quarts at feast 10 minutes estimate number of lids you - and both may take much wiU need. Discard damaged longer. For safety:s sake, you jars . Pian for kinds and need a non-slip jar lifter, to varieties of vegetables and take out the hot jars, for fruits preferred by your closing and !lien placiftg in canner for processing. family, if possible. RETURNS HOME I'm afraid of handling the hot I hear talk abOut tlle "new" Mrs. Mabel Tracy returned canning times and methOds. cars in exhausting. Is there from Oklahoma City Saturday Why have they .been changed' another methOd' You may pre- after visiting lhere with New" canning metllods and heat (bring just to boiling and relatives . She accompanied · times are being used because hold hot) fruits or vegetables, her brothers, Charles We&t and they have been found to be loosely fill heated jars, add daughter, Linda, Dinuba, safer and to give better results . liquid and seal. There will still Calif., and Henry West , Safer because there is less be danger of air pockets and Merced, Calif., to Oklahoma danger or food poisoning when incomplete removal · of gases. City after they had visited here foOds are processed longer or Also, the product may he •at the Tracy home . under pressure. The organisms soflened and become mushy causing poisOning have from handling. What causes jars not to seal?"'ivegetables, meats and become more heat-resistant because of careless methOds in Should 1 reprocess? Jars may mlsfwes)shouldneverbeeven the past. Better resu lts not seal because of flaws in the tasted until they have been because there Is less spoilage jar or lid, or if lood is left on the boiledo!O minutes; corn and dlie to poor sealing when jars sealing edge. Seals may also he gr~ens 20 minutes. Heat to are exhausted and when all broken if self sealing lids are bo~ling, cover and continue prQducts including fruits and tightened after processing or bo11ing 10 or . 20 minutes. Then pickles are processed after se t upside down to cool. After they may be safely eaten, 11 processing do not tighten or there has been no foaming or jars ate filled . How have times and methOds turn over jars with self...aling ofl-odor . What bulletins will give me been changed? Safeguards on lids. If the seal is broken you may more information on canning? what is canned for your own family should be equal to what re-heat and process over again. Ohio Bulletin 553 • · Canning is required when food is canned However, the prOduct will he Fruits and Vegetables; fOr sale. Therefore processing overcooked and lose rood U.S.D.A. Bulletin No. 8 ·Home times have been increased on value. A lew jars could be kepi Canning of Fruits and some fruits and ·vege tables in the refrigerator and used Vegetables ; No. 56 • How to from what was reconunended within a short time instead of Make Jellies, Jams and Preserves at Home; No: 92 • a few years ago. New times are re-processing. listed in Ohio Bulletin 553 Can I use peanut butter, Making Pickles and Relishes at · , ~~ca nning Fruits and pickle, and salad dressing jars Home. for canning? These make good' These bulletins are avaUable Vegetables." Exhausting is also recom- refrigerator storage jars. in llmlled quantities from the mended as the most Some of the sturdy tapered jars Extension Office. satisfacrory way to can m'ost can he used in freezing. They vegetables a,nd fruits: By are not intended for re-use in removing air and gases this canning. They are not temway, also soflening the prOduct pered to stand extreme heat · by heating, the jar when closed and pressure and either do nol contains almost no air to ' be use standard jar lids or have a driven off, and shouid be filled narrow (therefore uncertain) w a level that will not cause sealing surface. They shoUld leaking and endanger the seal. never be used for canning low. What is exhausting? How can acid foOds (all foods except I dq it? To exhaust; !iii jar with ' pickles, jams and jellies, fruils blanched hot vegetable or fruit and tomatoes), which. are and liquid (preferably hot, to canned In the pressure CBnner. If foOd looks and smells all hasteri beatings) to 'k to inches of «>p. Place filled .jars, right, C!lll I use it right from the foods uncovered, on ' rack in hot jar ? Low acid GREAT! Your Thon\McAn Store 20% to 50%.. HY MARTACIJILKEY County E•telllilun Agent Home Econo.mlcs With more people putting in horr.e gardens than ever before, there is a real need for accurate Information ilbout current food preservation lechniques. Canning Is one pop~lar ' methOd ol foOd preservation. RecenUy, rising food costs combined with a desire for more "natural" foods have caused a revival or' interest in hOil)e canning. Whether yoU are a newcomer «> home canning or an "old pro," there are several facts you should consider before you begin. Will it pay me to can this year? Home canning may be a real saving if you have your own garden, or free or inex· pensive fresh produce available or you already have or can share canning equip· ment. Canners ~re expensive and both jars and lids will he scarce this year. If you are willing to read instructions and follow them carefully; canning is not for the person who likes wdo her own thing. You "bet your life" on what you do. If you have been successful in canning in the past. If you have had _problems with spoilage and poor sealing, you may he wiser w sell jars and equip· men! and plan lor more careful buymanship such as cases of foOd to meet family needs. Time, fuel and energy, sugar and other materials, as well as cost of · produce need to _be considered . The greatest savings are in canning of unsalted and sugar-free foods for diets. What can I do now to he ready when I have foOd to can? Check your pressure canner. Has the gauge been checked within the last year? (If you have a canner with a dial ga uge, bring the lid to the Extension Office any Wednesaay between 9:30a.m. and 3:30p.m ., except dilring lunch from 12·1 and we'll test it for you, free of charge. Weighted gauges - those that jiggle to release steam and hold pressure - do not need to be checked. Is the gasket-seal be· ·tween lid and canner in need of replacement? Are safely valves, petcocks, and safety plugs in good condition? Order and replace any worn parts at once! · Check your boiling water bath canner. Is the ra_ck in good condition. Is the canner deep enough so that jars and lids can be covered one or two inches SERVICE HELD The Middleport UnJtCd Penttc01tal Church conduc:lfd an ordination oorv\ce Wednesday night lor David Acrw, newly appointed deacon. Alto recognl1ed during lbe aerv~ were deacons ~Uy ,... villg, Charles Friley, "Ronlllcl Dougan, and U!roy SalUN. Speaker for the service wu Rev, L. J. Roshon, who until recenUy paslored llie Porl!lmouth United Pentecoottl JULY IS only '3;99 SAVINGS OF Truth Seekers have meeting, plan drive .. · They are universally unde rs lood . And always appreciated . BA HR CLOTHIERS "1'he liome ~~ the Friendly Folks'' . ' •, noticed «>ok anda. sample weeded «> out Hunler th~ · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . llllnois Bureau or investigation «> confirm it was marijuana. PARTYoNs9TH the City National Bank and Wilbur Logan, who will be 89 Trust Co. July 19, wiU celebrate his birthday with a party on Monday, July 15, at the Senior _ LOCAL .TEMPS Citizens Cent.er. Dinner will he - The temperature ill down- from 11 :30 a.m. «> 12:30 p.m. town Pomeroy at '11 a.m. with dancing from 1 w 3 p.m. Friday was 71 degrees . under Those who wish to attend are sunny skies. · invited «> come to the party. ..,.. . Watch For Grand Opening At Our New Location. iu~!.~:.~:r~:fav~~~ . Sometimes words simply aren'.t enough. But flowers say it all. Reevea, Brownie unit leader, and Valerie Jeffers, Joyce Stewart, Crystal Lane, Trina Reeves Auxiliary installs -officers· •• ' Knittels celebrate . l• •• Rev. and Mrs. William Knittel Who wants a rusty shower? 'r I HAPPY Harvesters Class, 6 p.m · covered dish dinner, covered by business meeting. MARY SHRINE, White Shrine ol Jerusalem, 6 p.m. plcnlc at the Shrine Park Racine. - ' JUDY RIGGS majorette and fil!g corps practice 4 to 6 p.m. at Meigs High School. All urged «> attend. SATURDAY DEMONSTRATION for all Meigs FF A boys on how to prepare market steers and . market hogs for show' 7 p.m., Brian Windon residence. Brian wlll demonstrate steers and Lester Parker, hogs. Information on ' location or Windon home can be secured by Clllling Aaron Sayre, 992· 3734. Polly 's Pointers • ' : l • " ' • "Tbey Overcame Hearing LoBI" • glriiiCOUt day camp held at Cmnp Klasbuta. Asmttng 11er with the financing for the p-ogr'am was Mrs. Nancy Jeffers, Who als.o provided transportation and did the '' . ·t' ' 12 SUCCESS STORIES •• . t FRIDAY ICE CREAM Social, 8:30 p.m., . Rock Springs United MethOdist Church. Homemade ~n~~am, cake, coffee, soft . !' . ~''"'<'"'u''·"" ••w~.v.• .,,,__h,w.,w ~-'~ .,.,....,. ... .1\"U#'No'o.'YA ...">';,Q;to;Q;-:-.V..,.......v.....,..Vi'l~~~ Hoeflich. Canning hints listed SON BORN Mr. and- Mrs. Robert W. Sloan, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a !On, Christopher Robert, July 7, at the Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed 8lbs., a ozs. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan have two other children, Timothy, six, and Angela, four. Maternal ' grandparent.s are Mt. and Mrs. James Walker, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Belva Sloan, Rt. 2, P.omeroy, is the paternal grandmother. Mrs. Myrtle Long, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs . Lawrence Walker, Middleport, are the great· grandparenls . ,, 79· Add to your dictionary of · collective nouns: A brush of artists. The one trouble with July' Is that they didn'l pull\ nex' to nice, cool September. !NEWSPA I' f::U 1-:NTt~ III'IUSt~ A~N.I • . CHRYSLER : Plymoulfi '. _Ingels .Furnlt.u re . • . OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHT 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT ~T "' ' '' . ' "'·',. ....•• ' · ........,.. .;....... 0 ~"me I UFI'ICE HOURS . PM ·in and check 'em out now. Know what 1mean? . 1 It costs us more to keep 'em than to sell 'em. So c'mon in for a Clean-up Deal. · 4 11 ~izes Now ln. Stock--6,000 to 28 ,000 BTU. .. it's true! Recent sales •esults show that America's best·eelling compacts come from Plymouth . Ap~ there's good reason lor it. Our small cars give you plenty of room inside, lots of trunk space out back . and great small-car parking and hand ling. Some· thing elsa: Ail '75 prices are gonna go up. So now's the time to buy. Especially now that our eight great small car buys are ail clearance priced . So c'mon .. 30 T0,12, . TO 5 {CLOSE: NOON ON THURS.) - E COURT ~T., - TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 South, 3rd ,Ave., Middleport, Ohio r .' ..••. . .... ~ �' • - The DIIUv Sentinel Middleport-Pomeroy ,0 , Friday, July 12. 197~ • • SEVENTH - DAY AD · YE.NTIST Located on M1•lt)erry Htolghts. nt'ar Vete-rans Memorlel ~ospltat P.omeroy Pastor H•rbert Morvan Sabbath School. evtorv Satvrdav at 1 p m and worship 5:ervtce followmg at 3 1!i p m w H Perrin. putor Roy Ae~J Maytor Sunday school Church $CI1oot , worsh iP se-rvice 9 IS supt m 'd! 10 24 a m Youth cho•r rehears•!. Mon <1111y , 3 ~0 p m under d irec t ton of Mary Skinner senior cho•r rehearsal 7 JO p m 1 hursday with Mrs Pau l Nca se- dlr~ c tor P0MER0'f C HURCH OF THE NAZA~ENE - Corner Union and Mulb~l'ry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m Glen McClung, sup t mornth.Q worsh ip, 10 30 a m e ... entng s~rvlc~ 7 30 mtd week ser vice , Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The R~v Harold Deeth rector Church service.L-. 10 30 a m Holv communion f trst Sunday of month , church SChOOl , 10 30 am for nurser v throuah 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRtST - Ferre ll Grontnger pastor Btble school 9 30 a m worsh ip 10 30 a m adult worsh tp serviCe and young peopl e's meetmg 7 JO p m Comb •ned Btble studv. and pr11 ye r me etmg , Wednesday, 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtntng offt cer In ch11 rg e Sunda v HI a m Holin ess meetmg 10 30 am Sunday Schoo l Young Peoples L~gton , 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad tes H_i>l'l'l.e_L~gu@.. 7 p m , Prep c la sses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sts , Pomeroy , the Rev William Mtdt;lleworth pastor SundBY School 9 JO a m church serv •ces 10 30 a m Alfred Social 1'otcs $14 80 Worship services were he ld at lla m., Wi lli the Rev Meece speaking fro.n Psalm 46, "Be stiU and know that I am God , " "Being sens1tlve to the v01ce of God. " Attendance wa s 23, offenng $22 Pledges $65 Conmmmon was recelved by 18 at the close of the worsh1p service Mr and Mrs W1lber Parker attended the Estate sale of h1s late aunt, Velma Staneart, m Athens on N H1gh St , last Saturday A group of e1ght members of the AHred Grange attended Pomona Grarlge at Rock Springs Grange Hall last Friday eve(llng and furmshed the refreshments for the meeting. V1cki Swartz of Mar1etta 1s spending a week w1th her rgrandmoUter, Nlna Robtnson, and aunt, Clara Follrod, and grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz C<lnm Sue Woode returned to her home at C~rclevllle Saturday evenmg after spending a week w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham Carr and daughters M{ and Mrs. Cla•r Woode spent July 4 weekend w1th relatiVes here and ass1sted m the hay on the W1lliam Carr farm and lawn mowmg on the Woode farm and all returned home Saturday evemng after calling on her parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Wh1te at Keno Mr and Mrs. W1lliam Carr accompamed by Sue Woode, left early Monday mormng for •Cleveland, Ohio, where Mrs Carr will enter the Cleveland Clime for observallon and treatment. Martha Ell1ott has returned to her home here from Unlvers1ty Hosp1tal m Columbus much Improved Mrs. Ollie Atherton 1s recovenng from pamful Insectic•de Pmsomng to the skin Mr, and Mrs Wllher Parker received word that their son-mlaw and daughter, Mr and Mrs Joseph Poole and Will had arrived m Ogden, Utah, Air Force base ass1gnment last Sunday. They are livmg m an apartment awaiting more desirable hvmg quarters Mr and Mrs Robert White of Keno VISited their son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs William Carr and daughters a couple of times last week Langsville By Mrs. Barr Bruce Roberts of Point Pleasant, W. Va , called on Michael Barr Thursday evening Dorothy Wr~ght IS home from Veterans Memor1al Hosp1tal and ill Improving. Mr and Mrs Less Danewood of Syracuse called on her father, J. T Ledlle and her brother and sisler~n-law, Mr . and Mrs Bernard Ledlie Sunday evening Mr. Jooeph Marone, MISS ftfary Marone and friends of Macnetlc Spring, 0 , called on lbelr grandmother, Mrs Elvira ll8J'I' Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Blair Card·· .wallader and sons of Vlln,dleller, 0., spent the weekend wllb her mother, Mrs. Elvira Barr recenUy Mra. Melva Eblin and dllllhn, BWy Joe and Kim- Mn. Larry Barr' llldllllt and 1>evld, called Jln, Alplil Barr recently • • Father" pm SYRACUSE FIRST C HURCH OF GO D Rev Georg e Orler pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m morn 1n9 preachtng 11 am e ... angeltst tc serv tce 7 30 p m . Pray e r mee lmg Thursday , 7 30 pm POMEROY -- WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR IST, '200 W Matn St - Loren T Stephens evangeltst phone 992 78S6 Conservat 1 ve non mstrumental Sund ay worshtP • 10 am Btble study 11 am , worsh tp 6 p m Wednesday Bible study , 7 p m MIDWAY COM MUNITY CHURCH lnon den om mat IO.[lal J Langsvtl le Dexter Roarr: lhe Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday school, 10 am , even mg worshtp. 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg, Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group, Frtday 7 30 p m HarrisonviUe Society News sunday School at u ndance on July 7 was 30, the offt' mtt was ..,.' and HEART ~ Re\1 John Na cuam pUIOt PhonE' 991 1825 S11tur day E"\lt'rHn9 Mass , 7 J.O p m ~un day Mass 8 11nd 10 am Con t ~ssions, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m l OMEAOY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert K l '1n pastor , Wtlll am Watson <;unday school supt Sunday Sl'l(.')i 9 30 a m BYF 6 p m , lltble study Wednesday 7 p m c ho tr practtce Wednesday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N HOliNESS CHURCH Harr,sonvttle Rev 0 Dell / ~o nley Pas.tor Henry Ebttn , Sunday Sch oOol Sv pt Sunday School 9 30 a m Evenmg wor sht p 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise servu:e Thursday 7 30 SACA:ED POMEROY POMEROY TRINiTY on A Father's Day dmner for K C Welsh was attended by his children Mr and Mrs Leroy Welsh , Pomeroy RD 4, Mr and Mrs Denzil We lsh, Mid· dleport, RD, Mr and Mrs W111le Collms and Manon of Ridgway , 0 , Mr and Mrs Dav1d Napper, Pomeroy RD 4, Mr and Mrs Robert Welsh, Columbus, and Mrs Letha Cowen Mr Ron Thomas has pur· chased the Katie Wilson property and rented 11 to Mrs Betty Althouse He put a new roof on the house and 1s ' pamtlng 11 Mrs Betty Graham and sons v1sited Mrs Janet Graham Mr and Mrs Russell Ashanam, wh o live on the Sam LewJs da1ry farm, purchased the Darold Graham trailer and w1ll lake possesSion Aug I Mrs Dena Welsh has returned horne from the hosp1tal, somewhat unproved The Semor Clt1zens enJoyed a potluck supper at Forest Acre Lake Tuesday evemng Mrs NeUle Borgan lS vtsttlng her stster m West Vlrgmta The Lend A Hand met at the church Thursday evenmg Mr Dw1ght S~eple of Dayton ts vtsttlng Mr and Mrs Eugene Young Mrs Wilda W1seman has been suffermg from a spramed ankle Mrs Cora Jewell IS m the h ospt tal d ue t o a ga ul bl a dder attack .. Dr and Mrs Don Glbson and Mark and Gay Lynn came on Saturday to spend a few days wtth Lana Gtbson and the Bud Douglases Mr and Mrs Clmton Gilkey spe nt the weekend tn Columbus wtth the Babe Whaleys. Mr and Mrs Robert Glbson and daughter, Robm , spent Sunday Wlth the Robert Alkires Col Davey Davles and hlS Wife ( Jackie Gilkey ) flew m F Tld ay evemng for h lS SlSter I S weddmg m Galhpohs and S un d ay I re t urne d b Y Pane evenmg to hJs base m South Carolina Mrs Besste Graham returned horne Sunday from Flonda where she went to tli.e wedding o£ her son, Jack Saupson Mr an d Mr S M A Epple spentSundayevenmgWlthAva Glk I ey Mrs May Mason lS spen~ d mg a few d ays ca~mg for Eumce Bradfield Harold G r ah am IS expec ted homeTuesdayfromhlSbaseln Lowstana Mr and Mrs M . A Epple . Will celebrate their first wedding anmversary July 7 The Epples are leavmg for Zanesvtlle Tuesday to spend the Fourth with Mrs Epple's c hildren Epple's children Mr Harry Genheunlr of Gahana 0 and Mrs Earl ' ' Genhelrner of Florida spent an evemng with theM A Epples recenUy Mr Robert Epple from Pennsylvania VlStted a couple of days with his fahter Mike ' Epple and Wlfe Father's Day guests of M A Epple were Mr and Mrs Frank Epple and three Children of Mlddleport, Mrs Janet Walduk and two sons of Glouster, 0, and Mr and Mrs Ron Brown of Ray 0 ' Mrs Jay Clark and two W,ughters Spent Wednesday with the Roy Wu;emans and Robert Clark ' Open Bible diSCUSSIOn eacl'lo Thursday at 1 JO p m at the church " The Frie-ndly Church ' GAAHAM UNIT£D METHODIST Preaching 9 30 ill m , t•rsl and !loecond Sundays of each month . th•rct and fourth StJn (:lays each mon th, worship service at 7 30 p m • 7- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-PQmeroy, 0., Fnday, July JZ, JV74 Wt'dnesday evtonlngs at 1 30 Prayeor pn6:1 Bible Study nesd ... ., ~ J 30 p m • U M w f irst Wednesday . 7 30 p m WESLEYAN UUcu••J Sunday school 10 am worship 11 a m , Blbll' study Thursdily 7 p m J choir practJCif, "Thun.day, 8 p m , feltowShtp supper , first Wednesdav. 6 30p m U M w fourth Monday , 8 p m, • GREAT U!NO - Worsh ip II am 7nd and 4th Sundays , Church School, 10 e m LETART FALLS - Worsh lp, 10 a m Church sct,ool. 9 a m elbh. study , '1 30 p m evrry Tvudey MORNING STAR - WOI'Shlp 9 30 ar.:m , Church School 10 30 e m • Mid We~k Service W~dnesday , 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Ship l1 " m , 1st and 3rd Sund ays Chur c h School , 10 FIRST SOUTHERN SAP TIST - 782 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy artlliated w ith S BC the Rt"V Ff~ d Hill putor Troy Zwilling Sundar PORTLAND - Worship 1 30 school supt sun day schoo p m Church School 9 30 a m 9 30 am mornmg wor ShiP· SUTTON - Worship , Ham 10 30 Sunday evangeltst•c 2n d 11nd 4th Sundays Church meettng 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m ' Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . Roberl Meece MIDDLEPORT Re~anley &rtndum · MT MORIAH BAPTIST JOP - Worship 10 am , Corner Fourth and Mam Chur(h choot 9 am Prayer M idd leport Rev Henry K~v Meetrng , Wednesday , 8 p m Jr • pe~stor Sunday School, 9 30 l,.ONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch a m , Mr:s. Ervm Baumgard s~rvlces 9 a m , Sunday ner , supt Morning worsh ip, Sc hool 9 4S a m Bible Stud y 10 •s am every Thursday 7 30 p m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES NORTH BETHEL - Wor Larry Carnah11n, pres iding sh 1p 11 a m , Church Schoo l 10 mm lste r Sunday , B1ble lee ture , 9 30 a m Watchtower ALFRED - SundBY school, St!JdY 10 30 am Tuesd11y 9 .45 am Sun day , .Sible study, 7-. JO p m r~-'f hu r:s..­ preachmg af each I I 11 m ~ach day , m lntStry school , 7 JO day Prayer meeting , 7 45 p m serv Ice meeting a JO pSun m Wednesday , WSCS , 8p m pm on th lrd Tuesday e11ch month MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of REEDSVILLE - Sunday Cl'lnst m Christian Un•onSchool , 9 30 preach ing , 7 30 Lawrence Manl ey pastor. p m Sun day prayer meeting , Mrs Russell Young , Sunday 7 JO p m Tuesday WSCS , 7 30 School Supt Sunday School Thursday each month 9 30 am Evening worsh•P· ftrst SILVtE:R RIDGE - Worship 7 30 Wednesday prayer 10 a m Church Sc hool , 9 11 m meeting, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Worship 9 am , Church GOD Ractne Route 2, th e Sc hool , 10 a m Rev James M Muncy pastor KENO CHURCH OF Sun day school , 9 .(5 a m , CHRIST George Frederick , morn lng worsh 1p 11 a m supt Service weekly 9 30 a m evening worship , 7 30 p rn Sunday Preaching first and Prayer meettng, Tuesd&y 7 30 on th ird Sundays of month by p m , Young people 's meet •ng , Clifford Smrth , 9 JO a m 7 30 p m Thursday HOBSON CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF UNION - Darrell Doddrlll GOO Bertha K1ngrey, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 su bstitute pastor Sunday a m , Leonard Gtlmore, first Sc hool 10 11 m worsh •p elder evenmg servtce , 7 30 serv•ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer p m Wednesday prayer m eetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m meettng 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY MT MORIAH CHURCH OF CHURCH - Near Long Bot GOO - Rac: me Route 2 The tom Estll Hart pastor Roy Rev Charles Hand, pastor Brown assistant pastor Sunday school, 9 .45 a m Sunday school , 10 a m Church morning worship 11 am 7 30 pm each Sunday Evenrng serv1ces Tuesday ~nd evening pr~yer meettng 1 30 Friday 1 30 p m Thursd~y BEARWALLOW RIDGE MIDDLEPORT PEN CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible TECOSTAL - Thrrd Ave, the Study, 9 30 am , morning Rev WJ11 111m Knittel , pastor worshtp , 10 30 am , evening Ronald Du9an Sunday School worshrp , 6 30 p m Wednesday Supt Classes for all ages Btble Study 7 30 p m even tng service, 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Brbie study, Wednesday 7 30 Long Bottom Sunday School, p m , youth services, Frtday , 10 a m wtth Willard Pigott, 7 30 p m supt EvangelistiC message FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday eventng , 7 30 p m Corner Ash and Plum , Mid by Elder Russell Clme, dleport Noel Herrm.an m •n tster of the Apostolic Faith pastor Saturd11y evening Bible Study Wednesday, 7 30 servtce, 7 p m Sunday school pm 10 a m Sunday even tng STIVERSVILLE COM worshtp! 7 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday MIDDLEPORT FIRST school serv•ce 10 a m , Prayer BAPTIST - Corner Sixth and meetmg . Thursday , 1 p m Palmer the Rev Steve Sunday even ing service 7 p m Skaggs pastor Danny ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Thompson s unday school supt Pomeroy Harrlsonvtlte WMPO rad•o program 7 45 Road R lck Morrtson pastor Sunday sctloot supt Steven a m Sunday school 9 15 a m mornmg worsh tp 10 15 am Stanley Sunday school 9 30 Youth acl tYtt res and fellowsli p am mornmg worshtp and 10 30 am fQr luntor and sen tor htgh c ommunton Sunday eventng youth sfudents 6 p m Btble study 7 30 p m Mrd week prayer Chrlst tlln Endeavor 6 30 p m worship servtce Sunday 1 30 servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m m Wednesday eventng CHURCH OF CHRIST, pprayer meettng and Btble Mtddleport 5th and Marn st udy 7 JO p m George Glaz:e, m rnrster ST JOHN LUTHERAN James Sheets, superintendent Pine Grove the Rev Arthur Bible schooL 9 30 a m , morning worshtp 10 30 am , .Combs , pastor Sunday school church serv•ces , even tng worship 7 30 p m , 910 3030 am a m prayer servtce 7 p m Wed BRADBURY CHUR(H OF nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CHRIST Btble School, 9 30 am mornmg worship, 10 30 OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole pastor Fl oyd am Sunday evenmg WorshiP Servrce, 7 30 p m , chotr Carson Sunday School supt practice... Sunday and Wed Sunday school 9 30 a rn nesday, 7 p m , prayer meetrng morn 1n9 worshtp , 10 30 a m Bible Study Wednesday , Sunday evangeltSt tc meetmg , and 7 30 p m prayer meet ing , 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Freeland Norrrs, pastor GRACE BAPTIST - 3()5 N Sunday school 10 a m Church Second Ave, Mtddleport serv1ce , 7 p m Wednesday Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Bible Study, 7 p m school , 10 a m worshtp ser RAqNE FIRST CHURCH vtce , 11 am , worshtp sen,tce, OF THE NAZARENE 7 30 p m sunday Wednesday Sunday School. 9 30 a m , ntght prayer servtce, 1 30 Morn1ng Worsh•P · 10 30 11 m THE UNITED PRES- Evening Worsh•P 7 30 p m rBYTERIAN MINISTRY Wednesday Mtd Week. Service OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw1ght Sunday School Supenntendent Ger11ld Wells Pastor , Rev L Zavttz, Pastor Otrector Morris M Wolfe HARRISONVILLE RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sunday Church School , 9 JO Walter B1ka csan , pastor a m , Mrs Homer Lee, S~pt , Ronnte PSalser, S S Supt Mornrng Worship, 10 30 am MIQDLEPORT Sunday Sunday School. 9 30 a m WorShiP 10 45 am , Church School, 9 30 am John Morn1ng Sunday evenmg worship, 7 30 5 .:Yorit.~Jtz!'o 30uitm Mornmg P m Wednesday evenmg Btble 8 p m SYRACUSE Morning Study, DANVILLE WESLEYAN Worshtp , 9 a m , Sunday Rev lelon Glasure, pastor Church School, 10 a m , Mrs Sundav School. 9 30 a m Sampson H~lt Suot youth and iunlor youth serv1ce , MEIGS 6 4S p m , evening worshrp COOPERATIVE 7 30 p m , prayer and praise , PARISH Wednesd~y, 7 3Q. .P ...m.... THE UNITED SILVER RUN FRE~EMETHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST Rev Ralph Dean , Robert T Bumgarner pastor Sunday School 10 a m Director Leon Miller, supt Evening POMEROY CLUSTER service, 7 30 p m Prayer Rev CarlE Hicks m~~>etlng Thursday , 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstrlcker CMI!!OTER CIIURCH OF CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 IS GOD Rev James Sat a m Chur ch School 10 11 m terfletd, pastor Sunday School , ENTERPRISE - worship , 9 9 30 a m , worsh •P serv tCe , 11 " m Church School, 10 a m a m evening service, 7 , FLATwooo~ - worsh1p, 11 prayer serv tce •nd youth a m Church School 10 a m servIce , Wednesda_y 7 p m POMEROY Worsh ip LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 CHURCH - Robert E Musser , am , UMYF 6 JO p m p~stor Sunday School 9 30 RDCK SPRINGS - Worship a m Robert Bobo , supt , lOam , Church School9 am morntng worship, 10 30 UMYF630pm Sunday even ing serv ice , 7 30, MIDDLEPDRTCLUST~R Mid week service, Wednesday Rev Robert Bumgarner 7 30 p m HEATH - iWorshlp lO 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a m Ctturch School 9 30 a m THE NAZARENE - Rev M UMYF 7 p m C Larimore , pastor Bob RUTLAND. - Worship 9 1S Moore Sundey School Supt , a m , Churctl School 10 a m , Sunday Sc hoo l, classes for all UMYF 7 p m ages , 9 30 am morn ing 10 4S NYP S sunday, sh~:~~Mm ~~~Jr~~ Sch~ 0fo 6worship 30p m , evang~listlc ser ... lc e, • m UMYF Thurs~•~ · 7 p m sunday, 7 30 p m Mid week SYRACUSE CLUSTER prayer meet ing , Wl!dnnday , Rev Richard E Jarvis 7 30 p m , Miss ionary meeting , ASBURY worship 11 second Wednesday 7 uo p m a m , Church School 9 so a m UNITED FAITH NON · WSCS, ht Tuesd~y FOREST RUN - Wors.h lp 9 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm lth , pastor Sun dey a m Churcl'l School 10 a m school 9 30 am ctass Ieeder, WSCS , 3rd Wedn~sday , 7 :JO 'L eo Hill , worsh ip s~rvlce. pm 10 30 a m , church, 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Worship EDEN UNITED BRETH · 10 e m Church School 9 a m , wscs. 3rd Mond•v . 1 30 p m REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday School SYRACUSE Church lO a m , Howard McCoy, School 9 JO a m , worship supt , Morning sermon , ll 1 sorv '"~ ' 1 30 p m m Sunday night services SOUTHERN CLUSTER Christian Endeaver , 7 30 p Rev Steven Wilson m , Song service , 8 p m , Rev Urry Polint Preaching 8 30 p m Mid Rev Howard Shiveley week Prayer meeting, Wed BETHANY lOorcnl worst~ Jp, 9 JO a m , Churctt nesday. 7 p m , Ray Adams. Ia y leader School 10 30 • m CARMEL Worship, l1 CHURCH OF JESU$ a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays. CHRIST Located Ill A Utllnd Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship On New Lime Road, nut to Forest Acr~ Perk , Rtv Ray 7 30 p m first and third Sun Rouse, pestor, Robert Musser , APPL~ GROVE _ sunday Sunday Sctlool supt Sunday sc hool . 9 JO 11 m , worship , school , lQ 30 a m , worship ftrst and 1hlrd Sunday, 1 30 7 30 p m Bible sfudy, Wtd · P m • prayer meeting , Wed neaday , 7 30 p m Saturday nesday. 7 JO p m Fellowship night pray.er urvlce , 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GADVI supper , tlrst Saturday, 6 p m U M W second Tuesday , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, pastor , Ray Whaley, supt , Pm Morning worship , 9 30 1m , EAST LETART - Sunday church school , 10 JO am • school 9 ~o • m , worsh !p, young people 's meeting, 6 30 P m , evening worship, 7 30 s~cond and fourth Sunday, 1 30 P m • prayer meelfng , W~d P m Bible studY , Wtdnnc:ley, •m •m 1 ~ ~ ~0 p m Ut!IIOH BAPTIST Jte.., Cecil Cox , pastor .Sunday SChO Ol SIJPI , JO~ Sayre Sun day school. 9 45 a m • Sunday evening wonh lp, 1 30 Wednesday pruer and Bible Study 7 30 p m • TUPII'ERS PLAINS CHRI6TtAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pastor . Howard Caldwell, Jr , Sund•Y School Supt • Sunday School, t 30 a m J Morn lng Sermon. 10 30 a m l Sunday ~ven l ng servlceo. 1 p m LIT.RT FALLS UNITED IRSTHREN - Rev Fr~ttand Norris , pastor . Floyd Norris . supt Sunday school. 9 30 am • morning urmon , 10 30 am , Pr•v~r service, Wednesday , Mf. !s-------~ Television Log 7 JO p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm lth, pastor SundBy Sc hool , 10 I m , Arthur Ht!nson Supl , Morn ing Worsh ip, 1I am , Young Pe-ople ' s snvlce , 1 p m , Evening serv ice , 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service, 7 30 p m • Youth m ee-t1n9, 6 30 p m , Ev~nlng worship, 1 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate , pastor Wor Ship service, 11 am and 7 30 p m sunday sunday School, 9 30 a m Rlctlard Barton , supt Prayer meeting , Wed nesday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smlth, m inister Sunday School 9 30 a m , morning church 10 30 am , Sunday evenln9 servfc~. 7 30 p m Wednesday service , 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert .. E Buckley , pastor Lloyd Wr ight, Sun day school supt Sun da v school 9 30 e m mornmg worShi p, 10 30 a m , evenmg worsh ip 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnstta n Youth Cru sade 6 30 p m Choir prachce Thursday 7 p m •' 6 6 •1 !" 7 8 Wh£rEar£ 8 9 YouGoin4? DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Tim Ru$Setl , min ister Norman C Will, Sunday school supt , Sunday school , 9 30 a m • worsh•P servtce , 10 30 a m Btble study , Wednesday, '1 30 p m Sunday Matthew 5 17-37 Monday Jerem1ah t7 5-B Tuesday Psalms 1 1·6 Wednesday I Cortnth•ans 15 12·20 Thursday Luke 6 17 26 Fnday leVItiCUS 19 9-18 Saturday Matthew 5 38· 4B REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Road Wtll lllm Roush pastor Denny Evans, Sunday School Director Sunday School , 9 30 a m Mornmg worship , 10 30 a m Sunday even lng servtce 7 Wednesday evening p m pra't.~! ser:_v IC_!S. 7 3~ p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Worsh 1p serv •ce, 9 30 a m Sunday sunday school 10 30 a m ~•bte study and prayer service, 7 30 p m Thursday Kmg-sbUry Road SUnday School, 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl. supt WorShiP serv1ce , 10 30 a m and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer meettng Wedn~sd11y , 7 30 p m Rev Jay St iles , pastor Scr<p tu r~1 "Look, Daddy' A stopped freeway!" E1ght-year-old Knsten pointed at the span of concrete )hat soared over the road ahead of us and then ended abruptly as '' 11 had encountered an tnvtstble wall Two months later, we took a hike In the country A small trail Jed us through green fields of waving grass and Wildflowers There the trail ended, gradually, as If reluctant to stop. Is your life like a freeway- last, Impressive, known to many? Or IS It more hke a trail-plain, but comfortable, less well-known , but QUite ade· quate? II really doesn't matter The Important quest1on Is Does your life have a goal? A freeway or tra11 can end, gradually or abrupt· ly, Without ever reachmg 'a spec1llc destmal10n . In God, your hie can have a goal In church, He'll tell you how to reach It T~ Seletted &y Amerron Sible Soc:lety Copyrr11ht 1974 l(er5ler Advertl1lng Slruburs, SeNice 9 tO Inc VI rgi nia 10 II 11 11 12 1 1 2 2 2 2 J 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 W1th the hope it w1ll, in some measure. foster and help sustain that which 1s good m fam1ly and , community life, th1s feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess f~rms and orgamzat1ons whose names appear below. OLD DEXTER CON· GREGATJONAl CHURCH ~ Mrs Worley F ran c ts, Sunday school supt Sunday school. 10 am 6 6 . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor . Sunday School supt , Ronald Osborne Btble School 9 30 a m preaching 10 45 a m Evenmg servtces, 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells, pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Morntng worship 10 30 am , Young People 's Service 6 45 p m , Evangelistic ser vtce, 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday ,iJ 1 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gtuesencamp, pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday SchOol . 9 30 am Sunday evening worshtp 7 30 Prayer meetmg , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meettng Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter, leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN • CH R 1ST Robert Shook , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m R: ussell Spencer , supt , worshrp service 10 45 a m , evenmg worshiJ! alternating wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter, pastor Sunday school 9 30 11 m worsh •P servrce , 10 30 11 m Btble study and prayer service Wednesday. 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler, pastor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 30 a m worsh rp service and com munron 10 30 " am youth meetmg , 6 p m Sunday evenmg service 7 regular board meetmg thtrd Sa turday MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Main Pomeroy . HEINERS BAKERY 7 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va WIN AT BRIDGE West keeps partner unhappy . INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET Rac1ne NORTH 101 • K93 Minor Repairs & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 23U The Store with A Heart Phone 949 3342 Dtal 992 3284 Mtddleport +K 1074 113 Middleport, OhiO BuiCk Pontiac Opel G M C Dealer Ph 992 2174 500 E Mam Sf 337 N 2nd Middleport Dear T Why should a woman's past sexual histocy be used against her when the accused rapist's former brushes with the law caMol be used as eVIdence to show him capable of the crime' And cons1der this: yoo're en route to a charity function where you'll donale '100. On the way 1you're mugged and robbed. Because "you were going to give !he money away," IS steaUng It then pernusslble' And do you deserve the lwnp on your head for being ugenerOUB"? Sorry, friend, l DON'T think they're going overboard to protect women against rape. It's a vicious, brtltal, degrading crime and all too common these days -H. Dear Helen OUr children are I!J'OWil. I'd like to finally use my brams and college education In an interesting job, and I'm sure I could fmd one, as I have ambltloo and also good coMections But my husband thinks I should conUnue with volunteer work, as we don't need the money and I'd just be donating more than haU of It back to the government In Income taxes Ralslng money in soctety benefits and vlslting hospitals 8 00 - All In the Family 8, 10, Partridge Fam1ly 6, 13 , Book Beat 33, Emergency 3 8 30 - MASH 8, 10. Mov1e "Cry Panic" 6, 13, Hollywood Television Theatre 33 9 00 - Mary Tyler MooreS, 10 ,. Movie " TheApartment"J, .4, 15 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8, 10, Mov1e "The Exira Girl" 33 10 00 - 0Nen Marshall6, 13, Barnaby Jones 8, Kopy Kats 10 I 1 00 - News 8, 10, 13, Race of the Month 6 , Janakl33 11 15 - News 13 11 30 - News 3, 4, Midnight Special 15, Movies "Rendezvous at Midnight"' 6 "The Black Orchid" 8, "The Valocan Affair"' 10, "The Mole People" 13 12 00 - Movie "Fame Is the Name of the Game" 3, '633 Squadron" 4 1 00 - Movle"The Man Who Cried Wolf" 13 I 30 - Speakeasy 6 2 00 - Movie "Thunder in the Eas1" 4 2 30- News 13 4 00 -,Movie "SNson of Passloh'fl 4. teresting GEMINI (lin 21 -Junto 201 II you need a h1Ue SOO'tethlfliil extra to tide you over tempo· rarlly, your beat chance of get Ung U 1s from a ramlly men'lber CANCER (June 21-Julr 221 You re going to lind youraelt In a Situation where you II have to speak up for a friend wno lsn t present to defend herself LEO (Julr 23· AUII 221 Yoo wont have to keep pal s posted on your present accQIY'C)I fsh· menta You have a booster who s. already doing 11 for you VIRGO (Aug . 23· 8ept 221 The ttme Is lust nght to put mto action a plan you ve been toy· mg w ith Don t watt much longer or nothl09 wtll get done LIBRA (8ep1.23-0cl. 23) If you keep your mlr'ld on that h1gh mark you re shoottng for over the nexl few days you iCROSS 1 Type of nail 5 Kind tl. cheese JO Hindu festival 11 GoUer's concem Louis W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E- Mam Middleport. Ohio GAUL'S MARKET . concem Julr 13,1874 oped this year through a triend you II become quite attached to Some organizattonal or club worX Is also !1kely for you 296 W. Second Pomeroy Pomeroy . TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Sec;ond Sf Middleport, 0 · 46CourtSt. Gallipolis, 0 . Ph 992 3863 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT GENE'S BODY SHOP Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 Ph 992 5271 808W Main Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 ' . Ph 992 3785 . Pa1nl, Plumbing & EIK!rlcel Suppllts Ph 667 -~63 Tuppers Plains J&B AUTO BODY ~ West East Sollth Pa.S Pass 2+ Pass Pass Ben 33 Tiber tributary 35 Anglo-Samn king Z5 Grafted (her.) 21 - Mineo Z1 - king 28 Eldle 31 Father !lfKiah 34 1 'Samson JllYMID'lL.rn;-~-,~.~ i•v I< I NIH J'\HP',.ft)l 0 et -" 31 Importune 'II Balanced _, ,_. 38 Beloved 31 BlbUcal juniper " " ' 11()11 il'f tree Unscramble these four Jumbles, one Jetter to each square, to form four ordinary words. I PODOR city DAILY "~·~~"' ' ' ""~.::"."'"••-- ISUNUM1 1 r II'S FAIIO:-TOUSE L THE SAME WORD TWICE . I l Aa.~tra MWBMNE KMJT YHVODW:T . DTHLFA YKHTT YKLFAE; FMSTE, MFR JMF'Y L BKMY YKT YKLHR GHTR MWWTF HTSTS· GMITE, HTSTSDTH ' YKLFA LE . - ("-wen to ......row~ lomhk .. VAGUE Y•erday'• work CRYPl'OQUOTEII ROESJE Now II1'TOftiO the cln:lod letters "~ 1 1 1 1 to form the IIII'Prite ........r. u ~::::...1=~=~~========--=""~l~l••ted b)' the above cartoon. j" Pt'lllll SIINUNSWIIIIn "[I] -ITJ" ~ how to One letter almpiJ stands for uolber In lbla IIIIIP!e A Ia used for lbe lbree L'a. X for lbe two O'a. etc. Sllltlle letters, apoatropheo, the lenllb ud formoUon of the wcmll are aD hints. Eoeb day the code letters are cllllerent. II I I CRYl'TOQUOTE- Here'• AXY.DLBAAXa II LONGFILLOW I I iRAFOLb • =-lrl-t--1 tO Sicilian Foru DRYLY MOBILE ~MJI-kHp HECKLE 1t!- Vt'NIA W&O I'3+ South had really played the hand hke a man w1th second Sight, but all the brilliance In the world wouldn't have helped h1m 1f West had lust opened a d1amond and fast !messed the Jack Furthermore, West really had an automatic diamond lead W1th four trumps he would want to force South to start rufflng INEWSPAJ'I!:It ENTERPRISE II.SSN I North s• 1• Po.. Po01 Po" ' CARPENTER'S MARKET , CAPTAIN EMY EA5Y L.E.AP5 F~OM THE" 'S-TAIRS TO 5 AVE DUCE-'i FROM THt: VAT THAT WILL CHANGE HER INTO A GOL.O PLATED FI G U~C YOU l tJ T ERFER1~6 V IF 'J'I?U THI,_,I<.. 'fOtJ CAN 'STEAL MY GILDED GODDESS- WAIT T IL-L ,....-._ YOU 5&1' WHitT ft~E CL-OWN THIS MECHAIIJICAL CLAW CAN DO' I( J ' ' '· .... TilE SCMEn ME~ I eEtso LONELY .I. ®IM VERY GOOD AT MA1CHIN05 OTHER PEOPLE UP, BUT I CAN'T SEEM 10 HELP MY-SELF • WSER ,, ~~~ BRVflJS"" m.t.,LET";; CORIS,Pt::'S ... QJRfCf 1J4; PAIJL.!J:;l.IWAII COJLD SC/\'EAM 1 b ' I, •• I • •I. • .••' ' I ' ALLEY OOP L&T.S NOW ~T WG /lA'-G A CQW'I..e"re HI6T'Of<Y OF"M' THE INSISTS bETAIL.S ~He INTERRUPTI; HIS ..r=:.J PRACf/CEi 1} 4 NT 5 NT Eat•' PaN Pau Pa.. Pa" SUTTER WHILE EVER' BODY EL<;E You, Soulh, hold aAQ4 'KJ412 +IIQI7•a Whit do you do nowi A-ltd ~~~ I DON'T KNOW WH'I I'M SETTIN' HERE CI-IURNIN' 'IE5TERDA'I, '>IJD"rnELITTLE DOG. ''1{[5 I TAu<EOTOHIM DID '100 TALK TO HIM IN IS KICKIN' UP I'E~~'' A5KED -n.e BIG od6 l HEIR HE6LS AT 'I TALKED1ll HIM IN CAT: " S"'em Sl Rutland Ph 742-:195: HAHAHAHA'' •••• 11 NO, 'GAID THE LITTLE D06 ... TH' BARN DANCE I • dllmeoU 10 lllew , . . •• kl ... Rutlllld Golfer 24 Prorrusing Dear Wife Why not prove It by domg 1!' Find that mteresting job, and show your husband how much more vital and aware you are. (To and of HIM, also!) Good luck! - H. GASOLINE ALLEY 1• Building Supplies & Custom Millwork Ph 992 ~78 Jim Holcomb Owner Ph, 742 51293 31 SOUTH Wett RACINE PLANING MILL - • ZIT~ duty ( 2 wda ) Z3 Budding movie queen Z4 Miracle site II Roman lady's garb IS Emcee's place 20 Seclusion Middleport, Ohio TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE St Rl 1H . RAll1S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Kee~sake Diamond Rings Pomeroy . Devoted to Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy, 0 K&C JEWELERS. 212 E Main I . THE DAILY SENnNEL The Flneslln Mobile Hom .. 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 21 Brulllan seaport military 3Z Euphoria overtr1ck 'The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. concem... +AJ86S4 +Js2 If you always lead your partner's su1t you will keep your partner happy Further· more, you w1ll do far better than a man who 1s always lookmg around for a surprllle lead West was one of those lookers-around. He opened the e~ght of spades' South went up w1th dum· my's kmg and played the s1x of hearts East won w1th the ace and could do nothmg bet· ter than to lead another spade South won, led a trump and !messed dummy's e•ght; He had dec1ded that East would not have played the ace of trumps 1f he d1dn't have to After the e~ght held, South cashed the queen of trumps, led a club and smce one e1ght ·s pot finesse bad worked he tr1ed another. After that one worked 11 was a cmch for South to wmd up makm~ hiS contract w1th an ....... ·€ff/J~ THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 21 Chef's from tranquU Eel ( OE ) 17 Delight II Managed 19 Inlet ( Sp.) Z1l King's address Zl Tablet taker twice a week Is great, but not fujfllllng . I need to prove that I can earn my way, perhaps carve out a career I sense my husband's rl!ljlstance Is partially due to fear How can I prove I won't draw away from him just because I want what he bas· a place in the world' - WIFE OF A COM· PANY MAN Openmg lead -u . Meigs County Branch fish 9 More 14 Bull's Wider Interests will be devel - Zl Zigzag Z2 Away 8 S.A. concem 1f Yesterday'• Anl'll'er 'A Pass We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 29SS realm 7 Meantime .1054 4+ SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ches-ter, Ohio 'Area' UWoels me! 13 Dentist's By Oswald & James Jacoby MARK V STORE 4 Quarrel 5 Blank look individual . SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT DOWN 1 Pretense Z - bear 3 Winged Both vulnerable Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Ph 949 9591 Racine +++ , Dear Helen. There's a blg hullabaloo about making It illegal in rape cases for the man's attorney to bring up the female accuser's J18SI sexual history. So a dame who dispenses 11 freely, ean boller " Rape!" and a guy goes to jaU because he probably figured ,she meant him to 1 think they're going overboard to protect women who doo 't need protect ng these days How can you take something away from a person who has already GIVEN It away' - T.W.J by THOMAS JOSEPH ill CAPRICORN (Dec . 22· Jln.1t) In a moat uAJeuat way you re going 1o learn an object lesson from one younger than yovraetf You wont resent receiving 1t AOUAAIUS (J•n 20·Feb 101 ThiS w1ll be one of those days when you II derive pleasure from IIUie mprovements: you make yourself &fOUnd the old ll0rnes1ead PISCES (Feb 20- llorch 201 It you use a little rumor In your approach 1n dealmg w1th others you 11 fmd them to be surprrsingly co-operative +- BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Dear Bored " Nicely " or not, get It acrou to thill woman that she shoold go her weigh and yoo, yoon. And If she doesn'tgetthemessage,hangup! - H . ~.'Hd' +Q988 Ph 992 2550 - •• flll!lrlCe and sttck-tO-Jtness to handle a nu1sanca chore that you ve Wttt halt· flmshed Go to • AQJ2 \'KJ0974 . ALL WEATHER ROOFING . AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS For S•turday, Julp 13, 1874 LJTTLII: ORPH.Ur AMIUII:-CAM'T I'OOL• TII:ACRI:R EAST • 176 • J532 QJ073 1 you overlootted somelhintil •o obvious SAGITTARIUS (No• 23· Dee 21) You II have more pa- AlliES (llotcll 21 · Act<ll ttl Thl$ Ia a gOOd day tor you to deat with buelnesa or conmerclal matters You'll be thinking In realistic and practical terma TAUAU$ (April 20-llar 20) Even lhough you may be a b it more talkative than uauel others will lind what yoo heve to uy both convlncmg and In- or :;aid, "The sllfrender Republlean pruldona.l c:Milllife Is nolhing, compared to date wllh Richard NIZIIII M bill acknowledgement of lnfer1· runnlntl mate. '111ey _ . <rlty" elected In Ncwembor. houn • WEST M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER . GOEGLEIN READY MIX By Helen Bottel ror the day In Ito, Gtn DwiiM D Ameriean attorney John Cal· Eia"'-er _., ..... M A lhougbt deciston $0 you won t later ask yourself why or + K92 ' chance of an rmpoflant near Helen . 1 co..lder rnyeeU an oxperl when It C<llni!S to dietiJ16, but I don't yak about It conatanlly, I It.- all the allowable foods, and If I don't always eat them, that 's my business. Over the yeal'l! I've lost several hiBldred pounda, and hav, •t gained ALL lhem back, so I'm ahead d. the game. But thiS woman calls me aeveralllmes a week with "advice" for weight loss She takes up every fad diet that comes along and insl.sts I try 11. I've had It up to here with her bla, bla, bla , unplymg I'm a slob, whicb I'm not ' How do you tell someone nicely that you hate her weight talk' - BORED BY A SEMI-BUMP • Q86 -'- 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday School 9 30 a m • Worship serv1ce, 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Sunday ntght worsh1p 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gnmm Jr , pastor Sunday School , 9 30 am . Morning worship 10 30 a m , Young people's servrce , 6 45 p m Evllng~llst tc servlc~. 7 30 p m Wedne,day evening service 7 JO p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPE"L, George Cuto, pastor Sunday Sch..QQ!1 9 30...t_!Yen lng wo"t'lip , 7 30 Thursday evening prayer servlc~ 7 30 p m MA$0N FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts. Stan Crelg , pastor Sunday schOol, 9 A5 am , worship serv1ce, 11 am , trlllnlng union, 6 30 p m evening worship serv ice 7 JO p m M ld w~ek preyer service, W~dnesday 7 JO p m MASON CHU~CH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box .&87 , Miller St , Ma~n . W Va Sunday Blble Study 10 1!1 m Worsl'llp 11 1 m and 7 p m Sible study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN lAP· TtST - Corner ot S~t(Ond and Anderson , Mason Pet tor , Walter Cloud sunday school. 9 AS am , worship ••rvlct, \ 1 am . and 7 30 p m Weekly 8tble study, Wednesday, 7 30 Pm • MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St , Mason, W Ve Chester Tennant, pattor Sunday tchoot. 10 am , morning worshlr., 11 am tvangeflttlc nrv e~ , 7 30 p m Blbltltudy and praver nrvlct , Wtdnttday , 7 30 p m Phone 773 S133 HARTFORD CHURCH DF CHRIST In Chrlatlan Unlan The Rtv Wllll•m Campbell, pestpr Sunday School, 9 30 ' .. m , Jamn t1ughes, 1vpt , •venlng serviCI , 7 30 p m Wednnday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Vou1h prayer '"'vice each TuHdly. FAIRVIEW IIILK CHURCH, Lttert, W V•, Rt l. Rev Gtorot Hol(hlr, peJtor Sunday School 9 30 1 m Prayer enc:l Bible ttudy 1 30 p m Cottage Prayer Seorvice Tuuday, 10 a m Worship Service, Thursday, 1 30 p m Dtal992 2101 7 SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1t74 20 - Summer Semester 10 30 - Ky Afield 13 , Christopher Closeup 10, TV Classroom 8 00 - Fun for Everyone 6 , Treehovse Club 8 In Touch l3 , Faith for Today 10 JO - Sesame St 20 Saturday' s Report J , Osmonds 13. Farm Front 4 Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Treehouse Club 10 00 - Jakes Place 6 Lldsv11ie 3, 4, 15 , Bugs Bunny 13 Hair Bear Bunch 8 , lassie 10 30 - Yogi's G.:fug 13 , Mi ster Rogers 20, Addam s Fam1ly J. 4 1.5 Sabrma 8, Popey-e 10. Edward Saunders 6 ' 00 - Emergency Plus 3. 4, 15, Super Friends 6 , 13 , Movie 8, 10 Sesame Sf 20 30 - Inch H1gh Pnvate Eye 3, 4, 15 00 - Eiec Co 20 , Lassie's RescueRanger's6, 13 , My Favorite Marftan8 H) Slomu nd & the Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 3Q---Goober & The Ghost Chasers 6, 13, Pink Panthers 3 4 15 Zoom 20 Jeannie 8.. 10 ' ' ' 00 - Brady K1ds 6, 13 . Abbott a. Costello 8. Sesame Sf 20, Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3, 4 15 30 - Josle & The Pussycats m Outer Space 8, 10 , Butch Cass•dy 3 4, 15 Mtssion Magtc 6, 13 00 - Elec Co 20 Jetsons 3, 4, 15 , Movie " Robin Hoodnlk" 6, 13 What's Congress All About? 8, 10 30 - Fa t Albert 8 10, Go 3, 4, 15 00 - Children 's Ftlm Festl\lal 8 10, American Bandstand 6 13 Pe rryMason J, ManfromUNCLE4 LasslelS 30 - TBA 15 00 - NBC N1ghtly New s Closeup 3 Fllntstones 13 Dugout Dope 4 Soul Tratn 6 Mulligan Stew 10 , Baseball Pre Game Show 15, V1ewpolnt 8 10 - Baseball 3. 4 15 - Baseball 15 30 - Ky Afield 13 Arthur Smtth 81 Movie " The Outlaw' s Daug hter" 10 00 - Flsh m ' Hole 13, Keep AmencaWorking 6 Datelme Kemper Open 1973 8 30 - AnythmP, You Can Do 13, Game Is BaseballS 45 - Movte ' Kill the Umpire" 10 00 - Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 Farmer's Daughter 13 TBA Champ1onsh1p Games 6 30 - Sewmg Skt lls 33 45 - TBA 3 4 00 - A Bit with Knit 33 , Wrestling 8, Death Valley Days 10 Pett•coat JunctlonJ , TBA 15, Sale of the Century 4 30 - Lets Grow a Garden 33 , Champ1onshlps Flsh•ng 10, New Dating Game J, World of Survlval4, My LtHie Margte 15 00 - Lilias Yoga & You 33, News 8, News 3, 4, In the Know 10, A Look at fhe Book 15 30 ~ News 3, A, 6, 15 , Reasoner 13 , Zoom 33 , Beverly H•llb•llles 8, Mov1e " Harlem Globetrotters" 10 00 - Hee Ha,_w 6, 8, lawrence Welk 4, 15, Catch 33 33 , Tfirlll seekers 3 Lawrence Welk 13 30 - BobbyGoldsboroJ, Course of Our TlmesJ3 Us. ~ h1ll"'11 1he bull's eye SCOAPIO (Ocl 24·No•. 221 TokeloiSOII"""In formulating Helen Help FRIDAY.JULY11.1"' 6 00 - New• 3. 8, 10, 13. 15 ; Truth or Cons 61 Ses•me St . 20 News " Behind the Lines 13 6 30- N!!C News 3, 4 IS : ABC 6 , CBS Newu, 10, Room 222 13 7·00 - Truth or Cons l J News-6. 10, Whaf'1 My Line a. Beat the Clock" Aviation, Weather 33. Wild Kingdom 13, 1 Spy lS , Electric Company 20 7 JO - Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squar'es -4.w Treasure Hunt10 To Tell the Truth 6 Con~ntratlon 8 , Beat the Clock 13, 'Vcu Owe It to Yourself '10 1 6oboQulvarl33. I 00 - W•shlngfon Review 20. Dlrly Solly 8, 10 , Sanford & SOn -4,3 IS , Brady Bunch 6. 13. Performance 33 . 1 -Good Times 8, 10, Brian Keith~ ' • IS; Act> ol Love-And • Other ComedleS6, 13 , Wall Street week :20,33 : • 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33 , Movies ' 1 The Ni,uht They Ra ided Mlns~y· s· 3, 4, 15 . " The Vatican Aftalr' 8, " The • Jayhawker$' 10 An Enemy ot 1he People 20. Masterpiece • Theatre 33 9 lll - Odd Couple 6. 13 tljO 00 - Toma 6, 13 lO JO - Day at Night 33. News 20 , ~1 00 - News 3, 4 8, 10, 13, 15. Janakl 33, News b , Ohio This Week 20. , 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15, Untouchables 13 , Mission lm possible 6 Aviation Weather 10 Movies " Dracula - Pr ince of Darkness ' 8 The Horrible Dr Hitchcock" 10 12 30 - Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 6 1 00 - Midnight Special 3, 4, Take Fl\le tor Life 15 Movies ~ ' The Night Holds Terror' ' 10 , " The Haunting of Rosalind " 13 • 1 30 - Movies • Sands of fhe Ka lahari" 4 ~ s 00 - " Long Days Journey Into Nlghf" .c have .a .,ety • <o •• '" • ~ ·111 I'ODAY'I QUII:fi'ION Y- part110r conUnueo to alx 1p1dw Whit do you do now? ' I • �' • - The DIIUv Sentinel Middleport-Pomeroy ,0 , Friday, July 12. 197~ • • SEVENTH - DAY AD · YE.NTIST Located on M1•lt)erry Htolghts. nt'ar Vete-rans Memorlel ~ospltat P.omeroy Pastor H•rbert Morvan Sabbath School. evtorv Satvrdav at 1 p m and worship 5:ervtce followmg at 3 1!i p m w H Perrin. putor Roy Ae~J Maytor Sunday school Church $CI1oot , worsh iP se-rvice 9 IS supt m 'd! 10 24 a m Youth cho•r rehears•!. Mon <1111y , 3 ~0 p m under d irec t ton of Mary Skinner senior cho•r rehearsal 7 JO p m 1 hursday with Mrs Pau l Nca se- dlr~ c tor P0MER0'f C HURCH OF THE NAZA~ENE - Corner Union and Mulb~l'ry Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday school. 9 30 a m Glen McClung, sup t mornth.Q worsh ip, 10 30 a m e ... entng s~rvlc~ 7 30 mtd week ser vice , Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The R~v Harold Deeth rector Church service.L-. 10 30 a m Holv communion f trst Sunday of month , church SChOOl , 10 30 am for nurser v throuah 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRtST - Ferre ll Grontnger pastor Btble school 9 30 a m worsh ip 10 30 a m adult worsh tp serviCe and young peopl e's meetmg 7 JO p m Comb •ned Btble studv. and pr11 ye r me etmg , Wednesday, 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtntng offt cer In ch11 rg e Sunda v HI a m Holin ess meetmg 10 30 am Sunday Schoo l Young Peoples L~gton , 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad tes H_i>l'l'l.e_L~gu@.. 7 p m , Prep c la sses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycamore Sts , Pomeroy , the Rev William Mtdt;lleworth pastor SundBY School 9 JO a m church serv •ces 10 30 a m Alfred Social 1'otcs $14 80 Worship services were he ld at lla m., Wi lli the Rev Meece speaking fro.n Psalm 46, "Be stiU and know that I am God , " "Being sens1tlve to the v01ce of God. " Attendance wa s 23, offenng $22 Pledges $65 Conmmmon was recelved by 18 at the close of the worsh1p service Mr and Mrs W1lber Parker attended the Estate sale of h1s late aunt, Velma Staneart, m Athens on N H1gh St , last Saturday A group of e1ght members of the AHred Grange attended Pomona Grarlge at Rock Springs Grange Hall last Friday eve(llng and furmshed the refreshments for the meeting. V1cki Swartz of Mar1etta 1s spending a week w1th her rgrandmoUter, Nlna Robtnson, and aunt, Clara Follrod, and grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz C<lnm Sue Woode returned to her home at C~rclevllle Saturday evenmg after spending a week w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham Carr and daughters M{ and Mrs. Cla•r Woode spent July 4 weekend w1th relatiVes here and ass1sted m the hay on the W1lliam Carr farm and lawn mowmg on the Woode farm and all returned home Saturday evemng after calling on her parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Wh1te at Keno Mr and Mrs. W1lliam Carr accompamed by Sue Woode, left early Monday mormng for •Cleveland, Ohio, where Mrs Carr will enter the Cleveland Clime for observallon and treatment. Martha Ell1ott has returned to her home here from Unlvers1ty Hosp1tal m Columbus much Improved Mrs. Ollie Atherton 1s recovenng from pamful Insectic•de Pmsomng to the skin Mr, and Mrs Wllher Parker received word that their son-mlaw and daughter, Mr and Mrs Joseph Poole and Will had arrived m Ogden, Utah, Air Force base ass1gnment last Sunday. They are livmg m an apartment awaiting more desirable hvmg quarters Mr and Mrs Robert White of Keno VISited their son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs William Carr and daughters a couple of times last week Langsville By Mrs. Barr Bruce Roberts of Point Pleasant, W. Va , called on Michael Barr Thursday evening Dorothy Wr~ght IS home from Veterans Memor1al Hosp1tal and ill Improving. Mr and Mrs Less Danewood of Syracuse called on her father, J. T Ledlle and her brother and sisler~n-law, Mr . and Mrs Bernard Ledlie Sunday evening Mr. Jooeph Marone, MISS ftfary Marone and friends of Macnetlc Spring, 0 , called on lbelr grandmother, Mrs Elvira ll8J'I' Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Blair Card·· .wallader and sons of Vlln,dleller, 0., spent the weekend wllb her mother, Mrs. Elvira Barr recenUy Mra. Melva Eblin and dllllhn, BWy Joe and Kim- Mn. Larry Barr' llldllllt and 1>evld, called Jln, Alplil Barr recently • • Father" pm SYRACUSE FIRST C HURCH OF GO D Rev Georg e Orler pastor Sunday sc hool 9 45 a m morn 1n9 preachtng 11 am e ... angeltst tc serv tce 7 30 p m . Pray e r mee lmg Thursday , 7 30 pm POMEROY -- WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHR IST, '200 W Matn St - Loren T Stephens evangeltst phone 992 78S6 Conservat 1 ve non mstrumental Sund ay worshtP • 10 am Btble study 11 am , worsh tp 6 p m Wednesday Bible study , 7 p m MIDWAY COM MUNITY CHURCH lnon den om mat IO.[lal J Langsvtl le Dexter Roarr: lhe Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday school, 10 am , even mg worshtp. 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg, Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group, Frtday 7 30 p m HarrisonviUe Society News sunday School at u ndance on July 7 was 30, the offt' mtt was ..,.' and HEART ~ Re\1 John Na cuam pUIOt PhonE' 991 1825 S11tur day E"\lt'rHn9 Mass , 7 J.O p m ~un day Mass 8 11nd 10 am Con t ~ssions, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m l OMEAOY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert K l '1n pastor , Wtlll am Watson <;unday school supt Sunday Sl'l(.')i 9 30 a m BYF 6 p m , lltble study Wednesday 7 p m c ho tr practtce Wednesday 8 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N HOliNESS CHURCH Harr,sonvttle Rev 0 Dell / ~o nley Pas.tor Henry Ebttn , Sunday Sch oOol Sv pt Sunday School 9 30 a m Evenmg wor sht p 7 30 p m Prayer and Praise servu:e Thursday 7 30 SACA:ED POMEROY POMEROY TRINiTY on A Father's Day dmner for K C Welsh was attended by his children Mr and Mrs Leroy Welsh , Pomeroy RD 4, Mr and Mrs Denzil We lsh, Mid· dleport, RD, Mr and Mrs W111le Collms and Manon of Ridgway , 0 , Mr and Mrs Dav1d Napper, Pomeroy RD 4, Mr and Mrs Robert Welsh, Columbus, and Mrs Letha Cowen Mr Ron Thomas has pur· chased the Katie Wilson property and rented 11 to Mrs Betty Althouse He put a new roof on the house and 1s ' pamtlng 11 Mrs Betty Graham and sons v1sited Mrs Janet Graham Mr and Mrs Russell Ashanam, wh o live on the Sam LewJs da1ry farm, purchased the Darold Graham trailer and w1ll lake possesSion Aug I Mrs Dena Welsh has returned horne from the hosp1tal, somewhat unproved The Semor Clt1zens enJoyed a potluck supper at Forest Acre Lake Tuesday evemng Mrs NeUle Borgan lS vtsttlng her stster m West Vlrgmta The Lend A Hand met at the church Thursday evenmg Mr Dw1ght S~eple of Dayton ts vtsttlng Mr and Mrs Eugene Young Mrs Wilda W1seman has been suffermg from a spramed ankle Mrs Cora Jewell IS m the h ospt tal d ue t o a ga ul bl a dder attack .. Dr and Mrs Don Glbson and Mark and Gay Lynn came on Saturday to spend a few days wtth Lana Gtbson and the Bud Douglases Mr and Mrs Clmton Gilkey spe nt the weekend tn Columbus wtth the Babe Whaleys. Mr and Mrs Robert Glbson and daughter, Robm , spent Sunday Wlth the Robert Alkires Col Davey Davles and hlS Wife ( Jackie Gilkey ) flew m F Tld ay evemng for h lS SlSter I S weddmg m Galhpohs and S un d ay I re t urne d b Y Pane evenmg to hJs base m South Carolina Mrs Besste Graham returned horne Sunday from Flonda where she went to tli.e wedding o£ her son, Jack Saupson Mr an d Mr S M A Epple spentSundayevenmgWlthAva Glk I ey Mrs May Mason lS spen~ d mg a few d ays ca~mg for Eumce Bradfield Harold G r ah am IS expec ted homeTuesdayfromhlSbaseln Lowstana Mr and Mrs M . A Epple . Will celebrate their first wedding anmversary July 7 The Epples are leavmg for Zanesvtlle Tuesday to spend the Fourth with Mrs Epple's c hildren Epple's children Mr Harry Genheunlr of Gahana 0 and Mrs Earl ' ' Genhelrner of Florida spent an evemng with theM A Epples recenUy Mr Robert Epple from Pennsylvania VlStted a couple of days with his fahter Mike ' Epple and Wlfe Father's Day guests of M A Epple were Mr and Mrs Frank Epple and three Children of Mlddleport, Mrs Janet Walduk and two sons of Glouster, 0, and Mr and Mrs Ron Brown of Ray 0 ' Mrs Jay Clark and two W,ughters Spent Wednesday with the Roy Wu;emans and Robert Clark ' Open Bible diSCUSSIOn eacl'lo Thursday at 1 JO p m at the church " The Frie-ndly Church ' GAAHAM UNIT£D METHODIST Preaching 9 30 ill m , t•rsl and !loecond Sundays of each month . th•rct and fourth StJn (:lays each mon th, worship service at 7 30 p m • 7- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-PQmeroy, 0., Fnday, July JZ, JV74 Wt'dnesday evtonlngs at 1 30 Prayeor pn6:1 Bible Study nesd ... ., ~ J 30 p m • U M w f irst Wednesday . 7 30 p m WESLEYAN UUcu••J Sunday school 10 am worship 11 a m , Blbll' study Thursdily 7 p m J choir practJCif, "Thun.day, 8 p m , feltowShtp supper , first Wednesdav. 6 30p m U M w fourth Monday , 8 p m, • GREAT U!NO - Worsh ip II am 7nd and 4th Sundays , Church School, 10 e m LETART FALLS - Worsh lp, 10 a m Church sct,ool. 9 a m elbh. study , '1 30 p m evrry Tvudey MORNING STAR - WOI'Shlp 9 30 ar.:m , Church School 10 30 e m • Mid We~k Service W~dnesday , 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL - Wor Ship l1 " m , 1st and 3rd Sund ays Chur c h School , 10 FIRST SOUTHERN SAP TIST - 782 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy artlliated w ith S BC the Rt"V Ff~ d Hill putor Troy Zwilling Sundar PORTLAND - Worship 1 30 school supt sun day schoo p m Church School 9 30 a m 9 30 am mornmg wor ShiP· SUTTON - Worship , Ham 10 30 Sunday evangeltst•c 2n d 11nd 4th Sundays Church meettng 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m ' Sc hool 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev . Roberl Meece MIDDLEPORT Re~anley &rtndum · MT MORIAH BAPTIST JOP - Worship 10 am , Corner Fourth and Mam Chur(h choot 9 am Prayer M idd leport Rev Henry K~v Meetrng , Wednesday , 8 p m Jr • pe~stor Sunday School, 9 30 l,.ONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch a m , Mr:s. Ervm Baumgard s~rvlces 9 a m , Sunday ner , supt Morning worsh ip, Sc hool 9 4S a m Bible Stud y 10 •s am every Thursday 7 30 p m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES NORTH BETHEL - Wor Larry Carnah11n, pres iding sh 1p 11 a m , Church Schoo l 10 mm lste r Sunday , B1ble lee ture , 9 30 a m Watchtower ALFRED - SundBY school, St!JdY 10 30 am Tuesd11y 9 .45 am Sun day , .Sible study, 7-. JO p m r~-'f hu r:s..­ preachmg af each I I 11 m ~ach day , m lntStry school , 7 JO day Prayer meeting , 7 45 p m serv Ice meeting a JO pSun m Wednesday , WSCS , 8p m pm on th lrd Tuesday e11ch month MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of REEDSVILLE - Sunday Cl'lnst m Christian Un•onSchool , 9 30 preach ing , 7 30 Lawrence Manl ey pastor. p m Sun day prayer meeting , Mrs Russell Young , Sunday 7 JO p m Tuesday WSCS , 7 30 School Supt Sunday School Thursday each month 9 30 am Evening worsh•P· ftrst SILVtE:R RIDGE - Worship 7 30 Wednesday prayer 10 a m Church Sc hool , 9 11 m meeting, 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLAINS MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Worship 9 am , Church GOD Ractne Route 2, th e Sc hool , 10 a m Rev James M Muncy pastor KENO CHURCH OF Sun day school , 9 .(5 a m , CHRIST George Frederick , morn lng worsh 1p 11 a m supt Service weekly 9 30 a m evening worship , 7 30 p rn Sunday Preaching first and Prayer meettng, Tuesd&y 7 30 on th ird Sundays of month by p m , Young people 's meet •ng , Clifford Smrth , 9 JO a m 7 30 p m Thursday HOBSON CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF UNION - Darrell Doddrlll GOO Bertha K1ngrey, pastor Sunday School, 9 30 su bstitute pastor Sunday a m , Leonard Gtlmore, first Sc hool 10 11 m worsh •p elder evenmg servtce , 7 30 serv•ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer p m Wednesday prayer m eetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m meettng 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY MT MORIAH CHURCH OF CHURCH - Near Long Bot GOO - Rac: me Route 2 The tom Estll Hart pastor Roy Rev Charles Hand, pastor Brown assistant pastor Sunday school, 9 .45 a m Sunday school , 10 a m Church morning worship 11 am 7 30 pm each Sunday Evenrng serv1ces Tuesday ~nd evening pr~yer meettng 1 30 Friday 1 30 p m Thursd~y BEARWALLOW RIDGE MIDDLEPORT PEN CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bible TECOSTAL - Thrrd Ave, the Study, 9 30 am , morning Rev WJ11 111m Knittel , pastor worshtp , 10 30 am , evening Ronald Du9an Sunday School worshrp , 6 30 p m Wednesday Supt Classes for all ages Btble Study 7 30 p m even tng service, 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Brbie study, Wednesday 7 30 Long Bottom Sunday School, p m , youth services, Frtday , 10 a m wtth Willard Pigott, 7 30 p m supt EvangelistiC message FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday eventng , 7 30 p m Corner Ash and Plum , Mid by Elder Russell Clme, dleport Noel Herrm.an m •n tster of the Apostolic Faith pastor Saturd11y evening Bible Study Wednesday, 7 30 servtce, 7 p m Sunday school pm 10 a m Sunday even tng STIVERSVILLE COM worshtp! 7 p m MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday MIDDLEPORT FIRST school serv•ce 10 a m , Prayer BAPTIST - Corner Sixth and meetmg . Thursday , 1 p m Palmer the Rev Steve Sunday even ing service 7 p m Skaggs pastor Danny ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Thompson s unday school supt Pomeroy Harrlsonvtlte WMPO rad•o program 7 45 Road R lck Morrtson pastor Sunday sctloot supt Steven a m Sunday school 9 15 a m mornmg worsh tp 10 15 am Stanley Sunday school 9 30 Youth acl tYtt res and fellowsli p am mornmg worshtp and 10 30 am fQr luntor and sen tor htgh c ommunton Sunday eventng youth sfudents 6 p m Btble study 7 30 p m Mrd week prayer Chrlst tlln Endeavor 6 30 p m worship servtce Sunday 1 30 servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m m Wednesday eventng CHURCH OF CHRIST, pprayer meettng and Btble Mtddleport 5th and Marn st udy 7 JO p m George Glaz:e, m rnrster ST JOHN LUTHERAN James Sheets, superintendent Pine Grove the Rev Arthur Bible schooL 9 30 a m , morning worshtp 10 30 am , .Combs , pastor Sunday school church serv•ces , even tng worship 7 30 p m , 910 3030 am a m prayer servtce 7 p m Wed BRADBURY CHUR(H OF nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH CHRIST Btble School, 9 30 am mornmg worship, 10 30 OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole pastor Fl oyd am Sunday evenmg WorshiP Servrce, 7 30 p m , chotr Carson Sunday School supt practice... Sunday and Wed Sunday school 9 30 a rn nesday, 7 p m , prayer meetrng morn 1n9 worshtp , 10 30 a m Bible Study Wednesday , Sunday evangeltSt tc meetmg , and 7 30 p m prayer meet ing , 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev Freeland Norrrs, pastor GRACE BAPTIST - 3()5 N Sunday school 10 a m Church Second Ave, Mtddleport serv1ce , 7 p m Wednesday Lesley G Holt pastor Sunday Bible Study, 7 p m school , 10 a m worshtp ser RAqNE FIRST CHURCH vtce , 11 am , worshtp sen,tce, OF THE NAZARENE 7 30 p m sunday Wednesday Sunday School. 9 30 a m , ntght prayer servtce, 1 30 Morn1ng Worsh•P · 10 30 11 m THE UNITED PRES- Evening Worsh•P 7 30 p m rBYTERIAN MINISTRY Wednesday Mtd Week. Service OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dw1ght Sunday School Supenntendent Ger11ld Wells Pastor , Rev L Zavttz, Pastor Otrector Morris M Wolfe HARRISONVILLE RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sunday Church School , 9 JO Walter B1ka csan , pastor a m , Mrs Homer Lee, S~pt , Ronnte PSalser, S S Supt Mornrng Worship, 10 30 am MIQDLEPORT Sunday Sunday School. 9 30 a m WorShiP 10 45 am , Church School, 9 30 am John Morn1ng Sunday evenmg worship, 7 30 5 .:Yorit.~Jtz!'o 30uitm Mornmg P m Wednesday evenmg Btble 8 p m SYRACUSE Morning Study, DANVILLE WESLEYAN Worshtp , 9 a m , Sunday Rev lelon Glasure, pastor Church School, 10 a m , Mrs Sundav School. 9 30 a m Sampson H~lt Suot youth and iunlor youth serv1ce , MEIGS 6 4S p m , evening worshrp COOPERATIVE 7 30 p m , prayer and praise , PARISH Wednesd~y, 7 3Q. .P ...m.... THE UNITED SILVER RUN FRE~EMETHODIST CHURCH BAPTIST Rev Ralph Dean , Robert T Bumgarner pastor Sunday School 10 a m Director Leon Miller, supt Evening POMEROY CLUSTER service, 7 30 p m Prayer Rev CarlE Hicks m~~>etlng Thursday , 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Sydenstrlcker CMI!!OTER CIIURCH OF CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 IS GOD Rev James Sat a m Chur ch School 10 11 m terfletd, pastor Sunday School , ENTERPRISE - worship , 9 9 30 a m , worsh •P serv tCe , 11 " m Church School, 10 a m a m evening service, 7 , FLATwooo~ - worsh1p, 11 prayer serv tce •nd youth a m Church School 10 a m servIce , Wednesda_y 7 p m POMEROY Worsh ip LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 10 30 a m , Church School 9 15 CHURCH - Robert E Musser , am , UMYF 6 JO p m p~stor Sunday School 9 30 RDCK SPRINGS - Worship a m Robert Bobo , supt , lOam , Church School9 am morntng worship, 10 30 UMYF630pm Sunday even ing serv ice , 7 30, MIDDLEPDRTCLUST~R Mid week service, Wednesday Rev Robert Bumgarner 7 30 p m HEATH - iWorshlp lO 30 SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a m Ctturch School 9 30 a m THE NAZARENE - Rev M UMYF 7 p m C Larimore , pastor Bob RUTLAND. - Worship 9 1S Moore Sundey School Supt , a m , Churctl School 10 a m , Sunday Sc hoo l, classes for all UMYF 7 p m ages , 9 30 am morn ing 10 4S NYP S sunday, sh~:~~Mm ~~~Jr~~ Sch~ 0fo 6worship 30p m , evang~listlc ser ... lc e, • m UMYF Thurs~•~ · 7 p m sunday, 7 30 p m Mid week SYRACUSE CLUSTER prayer meet ing , Wl!dnnday , Rev Richard E Jarvis 7 30 p m , Miss ionary meeting , ASBURY worship 11 second Wednesday 7 uo p m a m , Church School 9 so a m UNITED FAITH NON · WSCS, ht Tuesd~y FOREST RUN - Wors.h lp 9 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev Robert Sm lth , pastor Sun dey a m Churcl'l School 10 a m school 9 30 am ctass Ieeder, WSCS , 3rd Wedn~sday , 7 :JO 'L eo Hill , worsh ip s~rvlce. pm 10 30 a m , church, 7 30 p m MINERSVILLE - Worship EDEN UNITED BRETH · 10 e m Church School 9 a m , wscs. 3rd Mond•v . 1 30 p m REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday School SYRACUSE Church lO a m , Howard McCoy, School 9 JO a m , worship supt , Morning sermon , ll 1 sorv '"~ ' 1 30 p m m Sunday night services SOUTHERN CLUSTER Christian Endeaver , 7 30 p Rev Steven Wilson m , Song service , 8 p m , Rev Urry Polint Preaching 8 30 p m Mid Rev Howard Shiveley week Prayer meeting, Wed BETHANY lOorcnl worst~ Jp, 9 JO a m , Churctt nesday. 7 p m , Ray Adams. Ia y leader School 10 30 • m CARMEL Worship, l1 CHURCH OF JESU$ a m , 1st and 3rd Sundays. CHRIST Located Ill A Utllnd Church School 10 a m APPLE GROVE - Worship On New Lime Road, nut to Forest Acr~ Perk , Rtv Ray 7 30 p m first and third Sun Rouse, pestor, Robert Musser , APPL~ GROVE _ sunday Sunday Sctlool supt Sunday sc hool . 9 JO 11 m , worship , school , lQ 30 a m , worship ftrst and 1hlrd Sunday, 1 30 7 30 p m Bible sfudy, Wtd · P m • prayer meeting , Wed neaday , 7 30 p m Saturday nesday. 7 JO p m Fellowship night pray.er urvlce , 7 30 p m HEMLOCK GADVI supper , tlrst Saturday, 6 p m U M W second Tuesday , 7 30 CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, pastor , Ray Whaley, supt , Pm Morning worship , 9 30 1m , EAST LETART - Sunday church school , 10 JO am • school 9 ~o • m , worsh !p, young people 's meeting, 6 30 P m , evening worship, 7 30 s~cond and fourth Sunday, 1 30 P m • prayer meelfng , W~d P m Bible studY , Wtdnnc:ley, •m •m 1 ~ ~ ~0 p m Ut!IIOH BAPTIST Jte.., Cecil Cox , pastor .Sunday SChO Ol SIJPI , JO~ Sayre Sun day school. 9 45 a m • Sunday evening wonh lp, 1 30 Wednesday pruer and Bible Study 7 30 p m • TUPII'ERS PLAINS CHRI6TtAN CHURCH Eugene Underwood , pastor . Howard Caldwell, Jr , Sund•Y School Supt • Sunday School, t 30 a m J Morn lng Sermon. 10 30 a m l Sunday ~ven l ng servlceo. 1 p m LIT.RT FALLS UNITED IRSTHREN - Rev Fr~ttand Norris , pastor . Floyd Norris . supt Sunday school. 9 30 am • morning urmon , 10 30 am , Pr•v~r service, Wednesday , Mf. !s-------~ Television Log 7 JO p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm lth, pastor SundBy Sc hool , 10 I m , Arthur Ht!nson Supl , Morn ing Worsh ip, 1I am , Young Pe-ople ' s snvlce , 1 p m , Evening serv ice , 7 30 p m Wednesday Mid Week Prayer Service, 7 30 p m • Youth m ee-t1n9, 6 30 p m , Ev~nlng worship, 1 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Herbert Grate , pastor Wor Ship service, 11 am and 7 30 p m sunday sunday School, 9 30 a m Rlctlard Barton , supt Prayer meeting , Wed nesday , 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Clifford Smlth, m inister Sunday School 9 30 a m , morning church 10 30 am , Sunday evenln9 servfc~. 7 30 p m Wednesday service , 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert .. E Buckley , pastor Lloyd Wr ight, Sun day school supt Sun da v school 9 30 e m mornmg worShi p, 10 30 a m , evenmg worsh ip 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnstta n Youth Cru sade 6 30 p m Choir prachce Thursday 7 p m •' 6 6 •1 !" 7 8 Wh£rEar£ 8 9 YouGoin4? DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Tim Ru$Setl , min ister Norman C Will, Sunday school supt , Sunday school , 9 30 a m • worsh•P servtce , 10 30 a m Btble study , Wednesday, '1 30 p m Sunday Matthew 5 17-37 Monday Jerem1ah t7 5-B Tuesday Psalms 1 1·6 Wednesday I Cortnth•ans 15 12·20 Thursday Luke 6 17 26 Fnday leVItiCUS 19 9-18 Saturday Matthew 5 38· 4B REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Road Wtll lllm Roush pastor Denny Evans, Sunday School Director Sunday School , 9 30 a m Mornmg worship , 10 30 a m Sunday even lng servtce 7 Wednesday evening p m pra't.~! ser:_v IC_!S. 7 3~ p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Worsh 1p serv •ce, 9 30 a m Sunday sunday school 10 30 a m ~•bte study and prayer service, 7 30 p m Thursday Kmg-sbUry Road SUnday School, 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl. supt WorShiP serv1ce , 10 30 a m and 7 JO p m alternately Prayer meettng Wedn~sd11y , 7 30 p m Rev Jay St iles , pastor Scr<p tu r~1 "Look, Daddy' A stopped freeway!" E1ght-year-old Knsten pointed at the span of concrete )hat soared over the road ahead of us and then ended abruptly as '' 11 had encountered an tnvtstble wall Two months later, we took a hike In the country A small trail Jed us through green fields of waving grass and Wildflowers There the trail ended, gradually, as If reluctant to stop. Is your life like a freeway- last, Impressive, known to many? Or IS It more hke a trail-plain, but comfortable, less well-known , but QUite ade· quate? II really doesn't matter The Important quest1on Is Does your life have a goal? A freeway or tra11 can end, gradually or abrupt· ly, Without ever reachmg 'a spec1llc destmal10n . In God, your hie can have a goal In church, He'll tell you how to reach It T~ Seletted &y Amerron Sible Soc:lety Copyrr11ht 1974 l(er5ler Advertl1lng Slruburs, SeNice 9 tO Inc VI rgi nia 10 II 11 11 12 1 1 2 2 2 2 J 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 W1th the hope it w1ll, in some measure. foster and help sustain that which 1s good m fam1ly and , community life, th1s feature 1s sponsored by the bus mess f~rms and orgamzat1ons whose names appear below. OLD DEXTER CON· GREGATJONAl CHURCH ~ Mrs Worley F ran c ts, Sunday school supt Sunday school. 10 am 6 6 . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Wyatt , pastor . Sunday School supt , Ronald Osborne Btble School 9 30 a m preaching 10 45 a m Evenmg servtces, 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST - Ronald Wells, pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Morntng worship 10 30 am , Young People 's Service 6 45 p m , Evangelistic ser vtce, 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday ,iJ 1 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gtuesencamp, pastor Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday SchOol . 9 30 am Sunday evening worshtp 7 30 Prayer meetmg , Tuesday , 7 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meettng Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter, leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN • CH R 1ST Robert Shook , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m R: ussell Spencer , supt , worshrp service 10 45 a m , evenmg worshiJ! alternating wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Sunday Prayer meeting , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolville RO Rev Roy Deeter, pastor Sunday school 9 30 11 m worsh •P servrce , 10 30 11 m Btble study and prayer service Wednesday. 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler, pastor V H Braley Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 30 a m worsh rp service and com munron 10 30 " am youth meetmg , 6 p m Sunday evenmg service 7 regular board meetmg thtrd Sa turday MEIGS TIRE CENTER 700 E Main Pomeroy . HEINERS BAKERY 7 Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va WIN AT BRIDGE West keeps partner unhappy . INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE RACINE FOOD MARKET Rac1ne NORTH 101 • K93 Minor Repairs & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992 23U The Store with A Heart Phone 949 3342 Dtal 992 3284 Mtddleport +K 1074 113 Middleport, OhiO BuiCk Pontiac Opel G M C Dealer Ph 992 2174 500 E Mam Sf 337 N 2nd Middleport Dear T Why should a woman's past sexual histocy be used against her when the accused rapist's former brushes with the law caMol be used as eVIdence to show him capable of the crime' And cons1der this: yoo're en route to a charity function where you'll donale '100. On the way 1you're mugged and robbed. Because "you were going to give !he money away," IS steaUng It then pernusslble' And do you deserve the lwnp on your head for being ugenerOUB"? Sorry, friend, l DON'T think they're going overboard to protect women against rape. It's a vicious, brtltal, degrading crime and all too common these days -H. Dear Helen OUr children are I!J'OWil. I'd like to finally use my brams and college education In an interesting job, and I'm sure I could fmd one, as I have ambltloo and also good coMections But my husband thinks I should conUnue with volunteer work, as we don't need the money and I'd just be donating more than haU of It back to the government In Income taxes Ralslng money in soctety benefits and vlslting hospitals 8 00 - All In the Family 8, 10, Partridge Fam1ly 6, 13 , Book Beat 33, Emergency 3 8 30 - MASH 8, 10. Mov1e "Cry Panic" 6, 13, Hollywood Television Theatre 33 9 00 - Mary Tyler MooreS, 10 ,. Movie " TheApartment"J, .4, 15 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8, 10, Mov1e "The Exira Girl" 33 10 00 - 0Nen Marshall6, 13, Barnaby Jones 8, Kopy Kats 10 I 1 00 - News 8, 10, 13, Race of the Month 6 , Janakl33 11 15 - News 13 11 30 - News 3, 4, Midnight Special 15, Movies "Rendezvous at Midnight"' 6 "The Black Orchid" 8, "The Valocan Affair"' 10, "The Mole People" 13 12 00 - Movie "Fame Is the Name of the Game" 3, '633 Squadron" 4 1 00 - Movle"The Man Who Cried Wolf" 13 I 30 - Speakeasy 6 2 00 - Movie "Thunder in the Eas1" 4 2 30- News 13 4 00 -,Movie "SNson of Passloh'fl 4. teresting GEMINI (lin 21 -Junto 201 II you need a h1Ue SOO'tethlfliil extra to tide you over tempo· rarlly, your beat chance of get Ung U 1s from a ramlly men'lber CANCER (June 21-Julr 221 You re going to lind youraelt In a Situation where you II have to speak up for a friend wno lsn t present to defend herself LEO (Julr 23· AUII 221 Yoo wont have to keep pal s posted on your present accQIY'C)I fsh· menta You have a booster who s. already doing 11 for you VIRGO (Aug . 23· 8ept 221 The ttme Is lust nght to put mto action a plan you ve been toy· mg w ith Don t watt much longer or nothl09 wtll get done LIBRA (8ep1.23-0cl. 23) If you keep your mlr'ld on that h1gh mark you re shoottng for over the nexl few days you iCROSS 1 Type of nail 5 Kind tl. cheese JO Hindu festival 11 GoUer's concem Louis W Osborne Ph 992 2178 Pomeroy 220 E- Mam Middleport. Ohio GAUL'S MARKET . concem Julr 13,1874 oped this year through a triend you II become quite attached to Some organizattonal or club worX Is also !1kely for you 296 W. Second Pomeroy Pomeroy . TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Sec;ond Sf Middleport, 0 · 46CourtSt. Gallipolis, 0 . Ph 992 3863 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT GENE'S BODY SHOP Nationwide Insurance Co of Columbus, 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy Dlal992 2318 Ph 992 5271 808W Main Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU Groceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph 949 5772 ' . Ph 992 3785 . Pa1nl, Plumbing & EIK!rlcel Suppllts Ph 667 -~63 Tuppers Plains J&B AUTO BODY ~ West East Sollth Pa.S Pass 2+ Pass Pass Ben 33 Tiber tributary 35 Anglo-Samn king Z5 Grafted (her.) 21 - Mineo Z1 - king 28 Eldle 31 Father !lfKiah 34 1 'Samson JllYMID'lL.rn;-~-,~.~ i•v I< I NIH J'\HP',.ft)l 0 et -" 31 Importune 'II Balanced _, ,_. 38 Beloved 31 BlbUcal juniper " " ' 11()11 il'f tree Unscramble these four Jumbles, one Jetter to each square, to form four ordinary words. I PODOR city DAILY "~·~~"' ' ' ""~.::"."'"••-- ISUNUM1 1 r II'S FAIIO:-TOUSE L THE SAME WORD TWICE . I l Aa.~tra MWBMNE KMJT YHVODW:T . DTHLFA YKHTT YKLFAE; FMSTE, MFR JMF'Y L BKMY YKT YKLHR GHTR MWWTF HTSTS· GMITE, HTSTSDTH ' YKLFA LE . - ("-wen to ......row~ lomhk .. VAGUE Y•erday'• work CRYPl'OQUOTEII ROESJE Now II1'TOftiO the cln:lod letters "~ 1 1 1 1 to form the IIII'Prite ........r. u ~::::...1=~=~~========--=""~l~l••ted b)' the above cartoon. j" Pt'lllll SIINUNSWIIIIn "[I] -ITJ" ~ how to One letter almpiJ stands for uolber In lbla IIIIIP!e A Ia used for lbe lbree L'a. X for lbe two O'a. etc. Sllltlle letters, apoatropheo, the lenllb ud formoUon of the wcmll are aD hints. Eoeb day the code letters are cllllerent. II I I CRYl'TOQUOTE- Here'• AXY.DLBAAXa II LONGFILLOW I I iRAFOLb • =-lrl-t--1 tO Sicilian Foru DRYLY MOBILE ~MJI-kHp HECKLE 1t!- Vt'NIA W&O I'3+ South had really played the hand hke a man w1th second Sight, but all the brilliance In the world wouldn't have helped h1m 1f West had lust opened a d1amond and fast !messed the Jack Furthermore, West really had an automatic diamond lead W1th four trumps he would want to force South to start rufflng INEWSPAJ'I!:It ENTERPRISE II.SSN I North s• 1• Po.. Po01 Po" ' CARPENTER'S MARKET , CAPTAIN EMY EA5Y L.E.AP5 F~OM THE" 'S-TAIRS TO 5 AVE DUCE-'i FROM THt: VAT THAT WILL CHANGE HER INTO A GOL.O PLATED FI G U~C YOU l tJ T ERFER1~6 V IF 'J'I?U THI,_,I<.. 'fOtJ CAN 'STEAL MY GILDED GODDESS- WAIT T IL-L ,....-._ YOU 5&1' WHitT ft~E CL-OWN THIS MECHAIIJICAL CLAW CAN DO' I( J ' ' '· .... TilE SCMEn ME~ I eEtso LONELY .I. ®IM VERY GOOD AT MA1CHIN05 OTHER PEOPLE UP, BUT I CAN'T SEEM 10 HELP MY-SELF • WSER ,, ~~~ BRVflJS"" m.t.,LET";; CORIS,Pt::'S ... QJRfCf 1J4; PAIJL.!J:;l.IWAII COJLD SC/\'EAM 1 b ' I, •• I • •I. • .••' ' I ' ALLEY OOP L&T.S NOW ~T WG /lA'-G A CQW'I..e"re HI6T'Of<Y OF"M' THE INSISTS bETAIL.S ~He INTERRUPTI; HIS ..r=:.J PRACf/CEi 1} 4 NT 5 NT Eat•' PaN Pau Pa.. Pa" SUTTER WHILE EVER' BODY EL<;E You, Soulh, hold aAQ4 'KJ412 +IIQI7•a Whit do you do nowi A-ltd ~~~ I DON'T KNOW WH'I I'M SETTIN' HERE CI-IURNIN' 'IE5TERDA'I, '>IJD"rnELITTLE DOG. ''1{[5 I TAu<EOTOHIM DID '100 TALK TO HIM IN IS KICKIN' UP I'E~~'' A5KED -n.e BIG od6 l HEIR HE6LS AT 'I TALKED1ll HIM IN CAT: " S"'em Sl Rutland Ph 742-:195: HAHAHAHA'' •••• 11 NO, 'GAID THE LITTLE D06 ... TH' BARN DANCE I • dllmeoU 10 lllew , . . •• kl ... Rutlllld Golfer 24 Prorrusing Dear Wife Why not prove It by domg 1!' Find that mteresting job, and show your husband how much more vital and aware you are. (To and of HIM, also!) Good luck! - H. GASOLINE ALLEY 1• Building Supplies & Custom Millwork Ph 992 ~78 Jim Holcomb Owner Ph, 742 51293 31 SOUTH Wett RACINE PLANING MILL - • ZIT~ duty ( 2 wda ) Z3 Budding movie queen Z4 Miracle site II Roman lady's garb IS Emcee's place 20 Seclusion Middleport, Ohio TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE St Rl 1H . RAll1S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Kee~sake Diamond Rings Pomeroy . Devoted to Meigs Mason Area Pomeroy, 0 K&C JEWELERS. 212 E Main I . THE DAILY SENnNEL The Flneslln Mobile Hom .. 1100 E Main Pomeroy Ph 992 7034 21 Brulllan seaport military 3Z Euphoria overtr1ck 'The Friendly Folks" Pomeroy, Ohio KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. concem... +AJ86S4 +Js2 If you always lead your partner's su1t you will keep your partner happy Further· more, you w1ll do far better than a man who 1s always lookmg around for a surprllle lead West was one of those lookers-around. He opened the e~ght of spades' South went up w1th dum· my's kmg and played the s1x of hearts East won w1th the ace and could do nothmg bet· ter than to lead another spade South won, led a trump and !messed dummy's e•ght; He had dec1ded that East would not have played the ace of trumps 1f he d1dn't have to After the e~ght held, South cashed the queen of trumps, led a club and smce one e1ght ·s pot finesse bad worked he tr1ed another. After that one worked 11 was a cmch for South to wmd up makm~ hiS contract w1th an ....... ·€ff/J~ THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 21 Chef's from tranquU Eel ( OE ) 17 Delight II Managed 19 Inlet ( Sp.) Z1l King's address Zl Tablet taker twice a week Is great, but not fujfllllng . I need to prove that I can earn my way, perhaps carve out a career I sense my husband's rl!ljlstance Is partially due to fear How can I prove I won't draw away from him just because I want what he bas· a place in the world' - WIFE OF A COM· PANY MAN Openmg lead -u . Meigs County Branch fish 9 More 14 Bull's Wider Interests will be devel - Zl Zigzag Z2 Away 8 S.A. concem 1f Yesterday'• Anl'll'er 'A Pass We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992 29SS realm 7 Meantime .1054 4+ SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Ches-ter, Ohio 'Area' UWoels me! 13 Dentist's By Oswald & James Jacoby MARK V STORE 4 Quarrel 5 Blank look individual . SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT DOWN 1 Pretense Z - bear 3 Winged Both vulnerable Bakers of Gay 90's Bread Middleport Ph 992 3030 Ph 949 9591 Racine +++ , Dear Helen. There's a blg hullabaloo about making It illegal in rape cases for the man's attorney to bring up the female accuser's J18SI sexual history. So a dame who dispenses 11 freely, ean boller " Rape!" and a guy goes to jaU because he probably figured ,she meant him to 1 think they're going overboard to protect women who doo 't need protect ng these days How can you take something away from a person who has already GIVEN It away' - T.W.J by THOMAS JOSEPH ill CAPRICORN (Dec . 22· Jln.1t) In a moat uAJeuat way you re going 1o learn an object lesson from one younger than yovraetf You wont resent receiving 1t AOUAAIUS (J•n 20·Feb 101 ThiS w1ll be one of those days when you II derive pleasure from IIUie mprovements: you make yourself &fOUnd the old ll0rnes1ead PISCES (Feb 20- llorch 201 It you use a little rumor In your approach 1n dealmg w1th others you 11 fmd them to be surprrsingly co-operative +- BETSY ROSS BAKERY ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Dear Bored " Nicely " or not, get It acrou to thill woman that she shoold go her weigh and yoo, yoon. And If she doesn'tgetthemessage,hangup! - H . ~.'Hd' +Q988 Ph 992 2550 - •• flll!lrlCe and sttck-tO-Jtness to handle a nu1sanca chore that you ve Wttt halt· flmshed Go to • AQJ2 \'KJ0974 . ALL WEATHER ROOFING . AND CONSTRUCTION CO. SMITH NELSON MOTORS For S•turday, Julp 13, 1874 LJTTLII: ORPH.Ur AMIUII:-CAM'T I'OOL• TII:ACRI:R EAST • 176 • J532 QJ073 1 you overlootted somelhintil •o obvious SAGITTARIUS (No• 23· Dee 21) You II have more pa- AlliES (llotcll 21 · Act<ll ttl Thl$ Ia a gOOd day tor you to deat with buelnesa or conmerclal matters You'll be thinking In realistic and practical terma TAUAU$ (April 20-llar 20) Even lhough you may be a b it more talkative than uauel others will lind what yoo heve to uy both convlncmg and In- or :;aid, "The sllfrender Republlean pruldona.l c:Milllife Is nolhing, compared to date wllh Richard NIZIIII M bill acknowledgement of lnfer1· runnlntl mate. '111ey _ . <rlty" elected In Ncwembor. houn • WEST M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER . GOEGLEIN READY MIX By Helen Bottel ror the day In Ito, Gtn DwiiM D Ameriean attorney John Cal· Eia"'-er _., ..... M A lhougbt deciston $0 you won t later ask yourself why or + K92 ' chance of an rmpoflant near Helen . 1 co..lder rnyeeU an oxperl when It C<llni!S to dietiJ16, but I don't yak about It conatanlly, I It.- all the allowable foods, and If I don't always eat them, that 's my business. Over the yeal'l! I've lost several hiBldred pounda, and hav, •t gained ALL lhem back, so I'm ahead d. the game. But thiS woman calls me aeveralllmes a week with "advice" for weight loss She takes up every fad diet that comes along and insl.sts I try 11. I've had It up to here with her bla, bla, bla , unplymg I'm a slob, whicb I'm not ' How do you tell someone nicely that you hate her weight talk' - BORED BY A SEMI-BUMP • Q86 -'- 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH - Sunday School 9 30 a m • Worship serv1ce, 11 a m Wednesday prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Sunday ntght worsh1p 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Gnmm Jr , pastor Sunday School , 9 30 am . Morning worship 10 30 a m , Young people's servrce , 6 45 p m Evllng~llst tc servlc~. 7 30 p m Wedne,day evening service 7 JO p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPE"L, George Cuto, pastor Sunday Sch..QQ!1 9 30...t_!Yen lng wo"t'lip , 7 30 Thursday evening prayer servlc~ 7 30 p m MA$0N FIRST BAPTIST Second and Pomeroy Sts. Stan Crelg , pastor Sunday schOol, 9 A5 am , worship serv1ce, 11 am , trlllnlng union, 6 30 p m evening worship serv ice 7 JO p m M ld w~ek preyer service, W~dnesday 7 JO p m MASON CHU~CH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box .&87 , Miller St , Ma~n . W Va Sunday Blble Study 10 1!1 m Worsl'llp 11 1 m and 7 p m Sible study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN lAP· TtST - Corner ot S~t(Ond and Anderson , Mason Pet tor , Walter Cloud sunday school. 9 AS am , worship ••rvlct, \ 1 am . and 7 30 p m Weekly 8tble study, Wednesday, 7 30 Pm • MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St , Mason, W Ve Chester Tennant, pattor Sunday tchoot. 10 am , morning worshlr., 11 am tvangeflttlc nrv e~ , 7 30 p m Blbltltudy and praver nrvlct , Wtdnttday , 7 30 p m Phone 773 S133 HARTFORD CHURCH DF CHRIST In Chrlatlan Unlan The Rtv Wllll•m Campbell, pestpr Sunday School, 9 30 ' .. m , Jamn t1ughes, 1vpt , •venlng serviCI , 7 30 p m Wednnday evening prayer meeting 7 30 p m Vou1h prayer '"'vice each TuHdly. FAIRVIEW IIILK CHURCH, Lttert, W V•, Rt l. Rev Gtorot Hol(hlr, peJtor Sunday School 9 30 1 m Prayer enc:l Bible ttudy 1 30 p m Cottage Prayer Seorvice Tuuday, 10 a m Worship Service, Thursday, 1 30 p m Dtal992 2101 7 SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1t74 20 - Summer Semester 10 30 - Ky Afield 13 , Christopher Closeup 10, TV Classroom 8 00 - Fun for Everyone 6 , Treehovse Club 8 In Touch l3 , Faith for Today 10 JO - Sesame St 20 Saturday' s Report J , Osmonds 13. Farm Front 4 Speedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Treehouse Club 10 00 - Jakes Place 6 Lldsv11ie 3, 4, 15 , Bugs Bunny 13 Hair Bear Bunch 8 , lassie 10 30 - Yogi's G.:fug 13 , Mi ster Rogers 20, Addam s Fam1ly J. 4 1.5 Sabrma 8, Popey-e 10. Edward Saunders 6 ' 00 - Emergency Plus 3. 4, 15, Super Friends 6 , 13 , Movie 8, 10 Sesame Sf 20 30 - Inch H1gh Pnvate Eye 3, 4, 15 00 - Eiec Co 20 , Lassie's RescueRanger's6, 13 , My Favorite Marftan8 H) Slomu nd & the Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 3Q---Goober & The Ghost Chasers 6, 13, Pink Panthers 3 4 15 Zoom 20 Jeannie 8.. 10 ' ' ' 00 - Brady K1ds 6, 13 . Abbott a. Costello 8. Sesame Sf 20, Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3, 4 15 30 - Josle & The Pussycats m Outer Space 8, 10 , Butch Cass•dy 3 4, 15 Mtssion Magtc 6, 13 00 - Elec Co 20 Jetsons 3, 4, 15 , Movie " Robin Hoodnlk" 6, 13 What's Congress All About? 8, 10 30 - Fa t Albert 8 10, Go 3, 4, 15 00 - Children 's Ftlm Festl\lal 8 10, American Bandstand 6 13 Pe rryMason J, ManfromUNCLE4 LasslelS 30 - TBA 15 00 - NBC N1ghtly New s Closeup 3 Fllntstones 13 Dugout Dope 4 Soul Tratn 6 Mulligan Stew 10 , Baseball Pre Game Show 15, V1ewpolnt 8 10 - Baseball 3. 4 15 - Baseball 15 30 - Ky Afield 13 Arthur Smtth 81 Movie " The Outlaw' s Daug hter" 10 00 - Flsh m ' Hole 13, Keep AmencaWorking 6 Datelme Kemper Open 1973 8 30 - AnythmP, You Can Do 13, Game Is BaseballS 45 - Movte ' Kill the Umpire" 10 00 - Audubon Wildlife Theater 33 Farmer's Daughter 13 TBA Champ1onsh1p Games 6 30 - Sewmg Skt lls 33 45 - TBA 3 4 00 - A Bit with Knit 33 , Wrestling 8, Death Valley Days 10 Pett•coat JunctlonJ , TBA 15, Sale of the Century 4 30 - Lets Grow a Garden 33 , Champ1onshlps Flsh•ng 10, New Dating Game J, World of Survlval4, My LtHie Margte 15 00 - Lilias Yoga & You 33, News 8, News 3, 4, In the Know 10, A Look at fhe Book 15 30 ~ News 3, A, 6, 15 , Reasoner 13 , Zoom 33 , Beverly H•llb•llles 8, Mov1e " Harlem Globetrotters" 10 00 - Hee Ha,_w 6, 8, lawrence Welk 4, 15, Catch 33 33 , Tfirlll seekers 3 Lawrence Welk 13 30 - BobbyGoldsboroJ, Course of Our TlmesJ3 Us. ~ h1ll"'11 1he bull's eye SCOAPIO (Ocl 24·No•. 221 TokeloiSOII"""In formulating Helen Help FRIDAY.JULY11.1"' 6 00 - New• 3. 8, 10, 13. 15 ; Truth or Cons 61 Ses•me St . 20 News " Behind the Lines 13 6 30- N!!C News 3, 4 IS : ABC 6 , CBS Newu, 10, Room 222 13 7·00 - Truth or Cons l J News-6. 10, Whaf'1 My Line a. Beat the Clock" Aviation, Weather 33. Wild Kingdom 13, 1 Spy lS , Electric Company 20 7 JO - Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squar'es -4.w Treasure Hunt10 To Tell the Truth 6 Con~ntratlon 8 , Beat the Clock 13, 'Vcu Owe It to Yourself '10 1 6oboQulvarl33. I 00 - W•shlngfon Review 20. Dlrly Solly 8, 10 , Sanford & SOn -4,3 IS , Brady Bunch 6. 13. Performance 33 . 1 -Good Times 8, 10, Brian Keith~ ' • IS; Act> ol Love-And • Other ComedleS6, 13 , Wall Street week :20,33 : • 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33 , Movies ' 1 The Ni,uht They Ra ided Mlns~y· s· 3, 4, 15 . " The Vatican Aftalr' 8, " The • Jayhawker$' 10 An Enemy ot 1he People 20. Masterpiece • Theatre 33 9 lll - Odd Couple 6. 13 tljO 00 - Toma 6, 13 lO JO - Day at Night 33. News 20 , ~1 00 - News 3, 4 8, 10, 13, 15. Janakl 33, News b , Ohio This Week 20. , 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4, 15, Untouchables 13 , Mission lm possible 6 Aviation Weather 10 Movies " Dracula - Pr ince of Darkness ' 8 The Horrible Dr Hitchcock" 10 12 30 - Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 6 1 00 - Midnight Special 3, 4, Take Fl\le tor Life 15 Movies ~ ' The Night Holds Terror' ' 10 , " The Haunting of Rosalind " 13 • 1 30 - Movies • Sands of fhe Ka lahari" 4 ~ s 00 - " Long Days Journey Into Nlghf" .c have .a .,ety • <o •• '" • ~ ·111 I'ODAY'I QUII:fi'ION Y- part110r conUnueo to alx 1p1dw Whit do you do now? ' I • �• 1- '!'liP nollv SonU""I Middleport.Puneroy 0 Frklay July 1% 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ~R~~ Notice UIROINANCE 451 wag.s ot Ern p ovees V members e e c t ed h ert to U~FVR N bedroom 99 2 3432 WANTED o "the age of Pom erov Oh o BE T ORDAJN E D " ' fo l ows by the Coun c of th e V !age o Pomeroy Oh o two h ds of a tor Rent Wanted A n ord nan ce- o Amend Or sa e Sl!lturdev and d nance No 319 Ordnance N o YARD Sun d ay Rt 17" oward 401 Ord rH•nce No •07 0 R utt and turn eft at sub d lnance No 43 <~nd Or d nance sta on t e of e"otery h ng No •-110 to f x $e • es and 7 l'2 2tD MOlOR ROUTE DRIVER SOLID VINYL SIDING P oduced frqm a spec a v nv compound made bv 8 F Good r Ch and Monsanto S mes h cker holln meta s d n g W no dent ch p crack pee ro ust or cha k lor New port PhOne IIJ)I 2 Phone 9912110 or •u 1 12 Jtc u1o m• ----------- 7 2 tfc PIGS for TWO room and ba h apts n M dd epo For nt orm• on ca I 991-2550 or 7d 655 7 l tfc sa e 1 Business Se~~lces l::=~~~~::=~~~=;~===========~r;::::===:::===;~§~:;;~~·;:; Chry•l•• •:-:-;;---;_-;-;;--;.~---;,--;;~,. a um num llOO Phone 997 SHEO ----s .. ., r- WILSON'S PENNZOIL ' " 3c Phone- 9'49 476 7 2 6tc -~-----·~- E MAIN STREET POMEROY - Wnh & Wu So li 95 - Lube 0 I F Iter 9 sa s•• "'ROC ER Y busn~ss fo 8 u d ng fc sa e or ease Phon e 773 S6ta f rom 8 30 p m t 6 to 10 p m for • PPO ntment rooms an d bath Fo n 3 20 uc torm at on ca 992 2S50 or 712 65S ------~-E 7 l t tc E)(CE L. S IOR Sat Wor k t Man St Pomer oy A k nds 1 iEOR00M mo b eho'"in! w th of sa I wat er pe ets wa e a r cond on n g n R ac n e nuggets b lock sa t a n: lwn a ea Phone 992 5858 Oh o R \l er sa t Phone 92 7 2 ttc 3891 .6 tt c 1 A ND 4 ROOM f u n shed and un f u r n Shed apa r t ments WE ARE p ck no up a p ano n your area and wou d ke Ph one 992 5-4 34 some respons be party fo 4 2 tfc take ov er pa yments Cat Cred t Manager ( 61A 772 P RVATE meetng room for 5669 o w te 260 Eas Ma n any organ zat o n phon e 992 Strut Ch I c-ot he Oh o 45601 397S lfc 3 "' 1 f c -----.....-------H OVSE n H ar sonv c on cv r' ng that Ord na nce No 379 da ed Feb very 6 969 a nd Also Ord nan c• No .. 01 dll ed June PAPER CARRIER 1 1970 and 0 d nance N o 407 dated November 1 970 and On Butterout Avenue Ordnance No 43 d a ed M ay 15 1972 and 0 d na nce No 410 dated Aug us 20 973 s he eby FREE HOME ESTIMATES amended o he ex enl tha Se c t on 1 Pa 11g r aph B s SUPE:IUOR changed as fo ow s V NYL PRODUCTS Sect on 1 Th a the fo ow n g sea e of sa a es and wages fo Calf Collect 1 59'2 5.544 emp oyee s of the V age of Pome oy Oh o s he ebv Athens Oh o adopted 8 POL CE DEP ARTME N T F R DA Y an d Satu rd a y La r k ns St R v an d Oh o Boy s 20 Chef of Po ce b k e 520 Good e 8)(25x 1.t ~5 Less than h ee M en s pants 50c b o uses an d m onths serv ce $465 00 shor s De ea ch dresses 25c :::-.----·~-·---~ --~ Afte hree m on ths T o e d shes and o her m sc lerv ce 5 0 00 7 11 2 c Cour Sergeant 5 29 fc ~-~-----~ Less han t h ee ~~-~~~--~~..:...:..::: SHO O T N G M ll t Ch Co n mon hs serv ce 440 00 Ho ow Gun C ub u n f s COU N T RY Mob e Home Park -~-:!' Ao:tt~eLtb r...f'e months r ght af e M es Ce m et e y New dev e opm ent off Rou t e Ellper enced Aulstanf serv ce 485 00 R v and F e c o y ch ok ed 33 t en m e s no h of Manajer Pat omen guns on y Sun da y J u y .4 Pom e oy Lar g e o s w h 2 Experienced (2) Stock Le5s than h ee pm con c r e e pa os s dewa k s C erkt months serv ce 425 00 unn e s and ofh ee 3 Exper enced Pa t T me Ai e three man h s pa k ng A so spa ces or Stoclc Clerk serv ce sru a a er s Ph one 992 7.4 79 4 E x perienced Meet Dept Meter man 6 8 26 c He per Less han h ee These sizes a so ava fable man hsse v ce 5 000 6 000 8 000 0 000 and W te to Box 729 A c o Afte h ee man hs Sint nel Pomeroy 0 Sfilte 12 000 BTU se v ce 440 00 W LL BE age qua f cat ons etc 0 spa che 966 DODGE Co one 500 uns POMEROY LANDMARK Less than hree mon hs good ~29 5 or 1972 F o rd W. Jack W Carsey Mgr ofsevce 375 00 Ga ax e 500 ow m eage .AD~ Phone 992 2 81 Af e h ee man hs 5 800 Phone 985 38 WATRE SS wanted appy n se v ce 400 00 even ngs person Crow s S ea k House STEREO RAD 0 AM FM 8 Extra Pat oman o 7 13p 2tc 7 0 12 c rack ape comb na on 4 Meterm an 2 20 per hour ;-,-;o-,-,:-;c·::-cc-::,-, ~~--~­ -----,----,:-~--,---::-,----s peaker sound s ys em E ~d a D spate he pe hour ME G S Covn y Humane Soc e y 196 7 CHEVROLET p ckup Ba an c e S 0 79 o ea s y Sec on 2 Tha 0 d nance No Th U Shop open 0 a m I uc k 6 cy Good rubber erm s Ca 653 5 3 379 dated Feb uary 6 969 4 30 p m every F day and Phone 992 53 5 Ordnance No 40 da ed June Saturday New used s ock AJ)pliance serv ce man w1th 7 10 3 c 1970 0 d nance No .407 dated a v ng week y C o h ng knowledQe of refr1gerat1on November 970 0 d nance co ec b es app ances 962 EEP Stat on Wagon 4 NEW 974 ZIG ZAG SEW NG Vacation & travel pay No 43 dated May 15 972 and MACH NES n or 9 na easu es re co ds p ctu es whee d ve Tra er h tch Gall a Refr gerat on Co factory carton Z g zag o Ord nance No 440 dated books amps oy s Loc a ed w th e ec c brake Good make but onho es sew on August 20 1973 and a other across from Pomero y Post Phone 446 4066 cond on $600 Phone 992 ord nances n conf c w th the buttons monog ams and Off c e 90 make fancy des gns w th Ius prov sons of h s 0 d mtnce 5 2 fc 7 03p the w st of a s ng e d a Lef Sha be and are hereby repea ed GARAGE Sa e 1126 E M~ n NEED n ay a way and never been 57 CHEVY new rebu 283 5 Pome oy Tuesday Ju y 9 Sect on 3 Tha't h s Or used se tor on y $47 eng ne .4 speed very good cont nu ng 2 weeks 9 to 5 p m d nanc.e Sha I ake effec and be cash or terms ava abe c ond t on w se to S600 Near M ne sv e Phone 992 n force from and af er he Phone 99.? 2653 Ca 992 2967 atte 5 p m 3.408 7 8 fc ea lest per od a owed by aw 7 26 c 7 0 4 c 7 03 c -~·-----------'BABYS TTER needed Passed 7 1 74 vacuum 9 DODGE Demon 318 sand ELECTROLUX rete ences equ red Phone YARD sa e from Ju y 0 o 3 cleane A cond ton uses a d Good cond t on Phone 992 2Q3jj A test f om 10 a m o 5 p m pape bags has cordw nder 992 2413 7 9 3tp Househo d tu n sh ngs Some Jane Wa ton and many at achmen s A so 7 10 4 p ·--·------Ce k ant ques m e nor h of shampooer attachment n ~------~~---- -Forrest Acres Park on New c uded . On A ava abe at App oved 969 RAMBLER 6 cy nde L ma Road Fo fur he n S37 70 cash or e ms Dale E Sm h $550 Phone 992 763 forma on con act Janet 1964 RAMBLER fat head 6 ava ab e Phone 99'2 2653 Mayor 17) 5 12 2tc Marcum Rt J Ru and 7 8 ttc cy nder standard sh f Ca 7 10 Jtp 992 2295 afte 4 p m 965 FORD 3tc cond ton IN THE COURT OF 5.552 COMMON PLEAS 7 2 3 c AKC Reg Eng Ish Bu dog MEIGS COUNTY OHIO pupp es 9 wks o d m a e and MYRTLE STANLEY Pia nt ff 7 04 c femaleS 75 each New Haven 969 MU STANG Fas ba ck fo VI (304 882 3286 15 c sa e 6 cy s d exce ent JAMES L BLACKBURN et at KOSCOT KOSMET CS & ----------------·-' Defendants cond on Phone 992 2075 -----~·~•---------' 04P W GS For a good ne of .,~o tu n ture oak tables ___ ___:' _' 6 p No 15 S73 Casmet cs fr endly serv ce cocks ce boxes b ass beds NOTICE OF PUBL CATION and someone to cha w th d shes desks or compete TO James L B ackbu n and 1969 CHEVY Townsman sa on 0 ve me a al He en Jane households Wr e M D Chr st ne 8 ackbu n whose ast wagon S 95 good cond on W LL hau sand grave ted B own 992 51 3 M lie R 4 Pomeroy Oh o known address was 959 Den Phone 992 620 d rt or opso Con ac Da e 1 9 fc cal 992 7760 n son Avenue Ca umbus Oh o 5 24 fc Teaford 992 3224 To Pete G bbons and De ores A TO Z Ma t used turn shed ----------~---"-..:. 7 2 21c G bbons whose ast known app ances c oth ng d shes eddress was 4 2 W 1st and m sc Rt 33 oppos te Avenue Columbus Oh o Ira er cour Hartford . W Vo USED fu n u e ex c e ent NEW 1974 GETTYSBURG by You are hereby not fed that 4 10 fc cond on See any t me a 31 Cast e 3 bedroom f ont you have been named Defen UN K AUTOS comp e e and Laure Ave Pome oy k tchen mode to a e ec c dants n a ega lH!1 on en ted WANTED to ren 3 bedroom de vered o our yard We 7 16 p Se up and ready o move n o Myrt e Stanley Pan ff vs home n Me gs County Phone p ckvp au o bodes and buy a -------~ --$6 695 F nanc ng can be R cha d Jones 992 3728 James L Blackbu n Chr st ne k nds of sc ap meta s and a ranged Can be seen a Blackburn Pete G bbons and 7 2 3tc on R der s Sa vage Sta e REG Po ed He eford Super Count y MQb e Homes Park No bu Phone 992 3 2 Delores G bbons Defendan s R 24 R 4 Pomeroy Oh o .-:EcA;-:T;-c:h-echccu-:-nct:·nc:o•-=, ·.:-:.co son rush Darw n Oh o Be he f s o 7 0 4tp Th s act on has been ass gned Phone 992 5468 a archery equ pment 30 pet enjoy count y v ng w th c y Case No 15 573 !nd s pend ng 62626p off McK nney s A row Shop conven ences Ca 992 7034 n he Court of Common Peas of for nfo mat on 249 Un on Avenue 2 weeks Me gs County Pomeroy Oh o WANTED old up ght p anos on v 7 oc 45769 7 9 6tp ~ - ~- --·~--~ any cond ton Pay ng S 0 ~OTICE Theobjectof the Comp ant s GIG ANT C FLEA MARKET each F rst f oo on y w e o to requ e forte ure of he n MOB LE home 55x10 wo and g ve d rect ons o W tten 70 yard sa es AI con terest Of the Oefenttan s n the VACANCY for 2 ambu ato y t pouts par y turn shed male pa en s a Sy acuse cen rated at one p ace P eno Co Box 88 Serd s ree estate descr bed n an and ask ng $2 700 Phone 304 773 Nurs ng Home Ca 992 3707 m e out Spr ng Ave off Rt Oh o 43946 nsta ment cont ac reco ded SA28 776p 7 9 Sic Man S Pomeroy Oh o n Vo ume 125 Page 483 Me gs 7 77 p -------Free admlss on plenty of County Mort~age Records to -------- ~ - -- ~ park ng Restrooms and declare the cant act nu and CASH P.ll d for a mat(es and 65 x 2 MOb LE home 3 IN THE COURT OF refreshments outs de and vo d and order the same modes of mob e homes bed oom ba h v ng room COMMON PLEAS Inside released from record Phone area. code 61-4 423 9531 ha• and 2 bedrooms car MEIGS COUNTY OHIO -For reservations contac1 You are required to answer 4 3 tfc peted Phone 992 7751 PROBATE DIVIS ON Freddie Thabet ph 773 S54J the Comp ant w th n 28 days or 773 SUI after .5 p m 6 6 fc affer the ast pub cat on of th s GROVER WHITE Jr Start ng July l3 & 14 not ce wh ch w be pub shed Newspapers Brown 972 MOB LE home H crest 3 Adm n strator De Opening week 2 d~rys for once each week fo s x con Pasteboard Sheet Iron Bonis Non bedroom 14x70 easona~ e price of 1 Everyone secut ve weeks The ast Estate of Scrap Iron Copper Brass must se Rut and Oh o Welcome pub cat on w I be made on July Phone 742 6882 Pearl V T anthorey Alum1num Auto Batter es 9 1974 and the '28 days for deceased 786p answer w I commence on that Auto Radiators P alntlff POTATOES fo 843 ----~--date VS 2.495 In case of your fa ure to THELMA EDDY et a 7 10 6 c answer or otherw se respond as Defendants Sell yours to The - ~ - ---~-· ~-- -required by the Oh o Rues of ma a d ducks Phone ONE new a No19.512 eecrc 3 Civil Procedure iud~men by 79 B.ABY Rosenberg Co NOTICE FOR SERVICE 992 2789 bedroom S19 900 and 3 o he defau t-w be rendered a~a nst BY PUBLICATION 7 0 12 c Depot Streel Athens homes Phone 992 3975 or 992 vou for the re ef demanded n To The unknown hers and 2571 the Comp a nt 0 dev sees of Pea v Tanthorey REG Qua er Horse mae Dated June 11 6 5 fc deceased $350 Ca 742 3842 To The unknown hers and Open Monday Thursday ____ .:._ ___,_ ___:1 6 c 3 BEDROOM house n Sa em dev sees of James Robert 51 bath 2 car garage anc 8 ttll4 Low he deceased and n ce eve ot Must se 7 P E C E d n ng room su te Frutav 8hll12 Noon To da Lowther whose round tab e fou c ha s Ask ng S A 000 Phone 7-42 add ess s unknown and cannqt .4962 hutch and serve A so round w h reasonab e d gence be crocheted ab ec olh Phone 18 c asce ta ned 985 3833 -~----IN THE You are he eby no fed that 7 1 6 p TOTAL e ectr c 3 bedroom you have been named defen COMMON PLEAS COURT nome hardwood f oo sM0..8 LE HOME n M dd epo d11n s n a legS~ I act on ent ed MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 breezeway and garage Lot Adu ts on y Phone 992 5592 Grove Wh e Jr Ad ELLEN GARNET ORNER 100X420 at 180 Arbaugh St 6 25 fc PLAINTIFF m n strator De Bon s Non of he Tuppers P a ns P ced at -~~-vs Estate of Pear V Tanthorey SIB 000 a so '23 acres of deceased Pant ff vs Thelma BU S NESS oom 22x80 234 E PAUL FREDERICK ORNDER wooded and w fh housetra Je JR Eddy et a Defendants Th s Ma n S Pome oy Oh o end c ty water Clos~ o DEFENDANT ac on has been ass gned Case Phone 992 5786 o 992 3975 Forked Run Lake P'r ced at 9 512 n the CQurt of NO 15 174 No $8 000 Phone 667 6386 6 2 lfc NOTICE BY Common Peas Proba e 7 9 6tc D v son Me gs County Oh o PUBLICAT Of\1 f>URN SHED apa tment The address of sa d Court s c o TO PAUL FREDERICK OR adu ts on y n M dd eport 7 ROOM Muse w th bath gas NER: JR whose ast known Me QS County Court House Phone 992 3874 furnace tor sale by owner In Pomeroy Oh o 45769 address was Wa nut Bottom Pomeroy Cel 992 3579 5 12 ttc The object of the Comp a n s Road Car sle Pennsy van a 7 9 6tp 1701 3 to se h• rea estate of the ~----- ~ -~ 3 BDRM Br ck nome w w decedent o pay he deb s and You are he eby not fed that s RM HOUSE w th garage n ce carpet cent a a r bu t n ou have been namctd defendant costs of adm n s e ng her ne Ohborhood n Syracuse k tchen carpor erge yard n a ega ac on ent t ed E en esta e Phone 992 3860 aneled basement bath a e requ ed to answe You Garnet Orner vs Pau F eder ck aund y room n basement 79 2c Orner Jr Th s action has been the comp ant w th n 28 days $ 7S month p us u es asalgned Case No 15 114 n the after the ast pub cat on of h s Pomeroy smal garden rete ence,s Ph be pub shed Court Of Common P eas Me gs not ce Wh ch w 50 ACRES Of fa m BOd for !Ill e 992 3717 a er -4 30 p m once each week fo s x sue County Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Pr ce on con racl of owner 7 0 I CHEVY eng ne 6 cy nder w h weeks The ast The prayer of the camp a nt s cess ve Pflone 992 6365 J spaed transm ss on $1 5 o be made on for d vorce re!loto at on of pub ca on w 7 10 6tc offe Phone 949 3655 or best Aug 9 974 ar!tt he U days for ONE turn shed apartment malden name award of per 992 703" commence on hat sonal property and other answer w bedroom k tchen bath and 3ACRESmoreorlessofland proper rei et You are rqu red tel date 7 13 c shower On Rou e 33 Mason near Danv le Oh o Good anawer the com p a nt w th n 28 n case of your fa ure to w Ve A so furn shed spot for home or mob e Clays after the Jut pub cat on of 'lllnsW~r or otherw se espond as apartment 2 bedroom v ng ANT QUE PUmp organ good home Pr ce SJ 300 Phone 742 this not ce wh ch w be requ ed by the Oh o Rues of room k chen bath and shepe Se easonab e Phone9 udgment by PubliShed once each week for C v P ocedu e shower Same Joe at on 92 2817 7 10 6 p the. c:onsecut ve weeks The as.t detau t w be rendered aga nst 7 11 3tp Ut t es turn Shed Phone pubf c:atlon w I be m•de on July you for e ef demanded n h s 304 773 5147 Reyno ds ,, and the 28 dav1 for answer Comp a nt w t commence on the date _______ 12tc _ _..,_, , Dated Ju y 3 1973 Larry Spencer C erk Janet E Morr s 2 ANO 3 bed oom mob e homt Mavt•t Court of Common P eas Depvty c erk for rent Washer dryer and Automatlu 1 CourT of common Peas Of Me QS County a r cond ton ng Phone 992 '2 IPtld oreratlon Pomeroy Oh o -45769 Probate D ¥ s on 3509 C:ho ct o water _.. Me gs County Oh o 1'mpl Auto water (7 5 12 19 26 (8 2 9 6tc 161 21 21 C7 S 12 19 26 ~tc ltvt control Lint Fl ter or Power Fin Ag tetor Perm a Preu Mlyttt Jt•t•of Htat .-Tune Up ---- The Da1~ Sentmel PHONE 992-2156 L.-----------' Help Wanted Wantedl j..lelled 16 9S ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED W k ns.o11 Small Eng La wn BOY Tecumseh Koh e w scons n A o he makes MATERIALS CO Ma son W Va ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY V11rpiB Tt·.lf;nd.'" II!! Mobile Homes For Sale - -----,---- t/h r ~L1;11t S!r ' " I PonH·roy. Ot11o 1)16'1 GoodS oom NEWLISTING MARKET - N ce bus ness fo young couple to nves n A I stock and some f xtures go Gas pumps n front BUILDING LOT - 122x SO n the country near Cheste La y s well Only $1800 00 NEW LISTING 1 yearod s S bed oom home N ce car pet ng Modern k tchen lovely d n ng oom w th ba cony Radant heat full basement w th fam y room garage and ut I ty Thermo pane w ndows and large landscaped ot 6 3 f~ SEW NG MACH NE S Repa) serv ce a makes 99 2 2284 The F ab c Sh op Po m e oy Au ho zed S nge Sa es and Se v ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 f c ------ r. r. re -- - - -~ts _!~~ ------ ------ -------------..... "1"--'--='-------~------- __,.:.&.II_C_o~,.-c-l_ty _ ____________ GRE COUNTRY TO WHOM mREO l 92.'1 __ WMPOIM '41~"'-""" - ,I Drytra Surround c:lothea With aent e even heat ~o hot sp011 no ovtrdry ng F ne MtiMI. Lint F Iter Wt Spectallze in ll MAY CONCERN: If a church IS havmg dtfftculty wtth tts pastor, try praymg for htm, mstead of bemg crtt1ca I "God Works Muacles" Signed: Anonymous • MAYTAO Rtd Clrpet ltnlce RUTLAND FURNITURt 742 4211 Atnold C;ro~te -Rurtand f 1 ed c p b a au o In 1955 the U S Air Force Academy 111 Colorado was dedicated with 300 cadets on its blue You 495 1 w de bed V 8 s anda r d Good Selectton Cheaper Cars See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on 51 Rt 7 CARPETING 501 NYLON !s till missing BY BARWICK REGULAR S9 95 •7.95 Sq Yd P ce nc udes nstallatiCin and free padding Talk to Wendel Grate carpet consultani RUTLAND FURNITURE 7414211 Rutland 0 The FBI cine! who was his second maJor news smce assummg of the mvestlgative a year ago smd the does not even know :v,ihether Moss Hearst and the members are m this do not know whether or they are ont of the COWl Kelley satd We do not where she ts defended the FBI on early stages of case about reports that the could have made early by staking out a bank dote one SLA member had a account Kelley setd :~~were needed lor other and there was not avatlable information Gallia County Jr. Fair OPENS JULY 30 OR 992·2568 16-1 & 2 Pc Uvong Room Su1les 20 00 up 3-Bedroom Su1tes 49 95 up 24-Chests and Dressers 15 00 up 42-Twon and Full Soze Beds complete 29 95 up 3-Poster Beds vou must see these 39 95 up Special This Week' to 2 BRAND NEW RECLINERS Also our usual goad lectlon of other ap tlec& auto washtrs ~~~~~~~eltt dryers 135 CO o uled Maytag 1nd v•s $~,:~:,. ~ Queen 549 95 wringer Romom ot Kuhl s all op Plllnces c.ury 1 lO d1y monev back guarantMI Come out lnd see our New 1nd Used Furniture Bargains I In Herculon Mater1al L Chesler 0 est mates on a um n u m rep acement w ndows s d ng s o m doo s and w ndows Ra ng Phone na es L s e Sy acuse Oh o Ca Jacob Sales Represen et ve V V Jahns on and Son nc 4 30 tfc PH. 992-2259 oo 1595 1 Long w de bed 6 cy l t1 sp tra ns m ss on t uc k ~ "'F RE:t property U5 1895 1 • -_--,------,·--,---- Propert es are self ngl We need lis1 ngs throughout Me1gs County We offer you 10 years exper.ence 1n sale of l;::~:~•ro tors 1000 1 cho ce for ! Large selection late model double door refrlger!ltors some fast freere from 169 95 to 1119 f5 Apt size '595 • p s 1971 F250 FORD TRUCK BRADFORD Au ct oneer Como e e Serv ce Phone 9.49 3821 o 949 1 6 Ra e ne Oh o C I Bradfo d 5 1 fc 3 2c ~ -~ ---.- ~ REFRIGERATION TIME IS NEAR 1095 1 1965 MUSTANG READ Y M X C ONCRETJ; de v e r ed r gh 1o y our pro e c t Fa s and easy F: ree es m ll es Phone 992 328:<4 Goeg en Ready M x Co M dd epo Oh o 6 30 tc 1 Roll Candy Stripe with rubber back J 99 sq yd N Ce for bedrooms dens k tchens e c -~-- ---- -- -----s•o1 s 1972 FORD F250 TRUCK We have hundreds of ca pet va ues Ypur job can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long wa t ng period OB S con ra e ed Phone 42 30 4 o w e Box 23 Lan gs v e Oh o 06c --- - - ----- 2 Dr hardtop 3 SPECIAL! YOUR HOME IS A SAFEGUARD AGAINST tlFLATION IF PR CES GO UP SO DOES YOUR PROPERTY s pb TWO 1970 MAVERICKS S CONCRETE Monday h o ugh and even ngs ld 2 $42 400 00 ---- -- ------- ----- p 1969 PLYMOUTH In 9 6 Weekdays Real Estate For Slile - -- "' 4 Dr sedan a r --~·- DOZER work and c ear ng by he ac e hou y or con act farm ponds oads etc La ge dozer and operata w th over 20 years ex per ence Pu ns Ex cavat ng Pome oy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 9 fc CREMEAN de ve ed Sa u d ay Phone A46 1495 1 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA SEPT C TANK S c eaned Modern San tal on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 fc oca ed on Rou e 2d and Coun y Rd 5 C os sro ad s comp e e f on end un eu p and b ak e se e P ea se ca o appo n m en 7 A2 1232 524 t c ---------.-~ oof p 1695 1 10 4 fc 742-5293 - ha dlop v ny Long home 200 000 BTU nat ~-=-------~·---~- --­ gas furance 3 bedrooms den AUT OMOB LE nsurance been can c e ed ' Lost you and 2 n ce porches Doub e op e a o s cen se Ca 992 ca port w th shop Henhouse & 7.t28 pony ba n · ~~------ For Rent • Con vert b le 0 DEL L A n e men 'I ode 2 D SEPT C T A N KS c eaned easonab e ra es Ph 446 781 Ga po s,.rJoh n RusseU ow n er an d op e ato s 12 f c EX CAVAT N G dn "' Md er and ba c kh oe wo k sep c anks ns a ed du m p uc k s and o bo y s fo h e w hau f d rt op so m es one and g ave Ca Bob o Rog er J eff e s da y phone 992 089 n gh phone 99 2 3525 o 992 5232 tc TEAFORD v For Sale 4d o 1970 OiEVY MONTE CARLO. 9 9 Weekends Now Open fo Sus ness Real Estate For Sale Ht ,_,k Hou Free Est mates PHONE 992-5476 - Employment Wanted 1395 • 1 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 D sedan a p s p b M oved t o R utland ::v.. m le ns d e c t )l I m t on r ght corner 8 c k St and Rt 24 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR --------- Located on lrd Street Racme Oh o J&B AUTO BODY HOME DECORATING r.oo Pets For Sale 4 speed Armstrong Linoleum WaH Paper V nyl Wall Fabric Spec1al On Carpet Rem nants F ee Est1mates HOGG & ZUSPAN t Wanted To Buy MERCURY CAPRI Will'S CARPET &INTERIORS 199 W M a n Pom eroy 0 Located at M ode r n supp v Sm all Eng ne Re pa " 6ullt to Your Spen Dehvered to Job Site 773 5554 nf 992 309'2 V«JJD TRUSSES Auto Sales - ------ s yovr roof eak f ng ? Compa e our pr ces to an~ 0 he s we 1 g ve you a p of en ona roof or lett. Ca 9t2 U52 For Elf m• t u ot Anr Ty,. 2495 1 A •109.95 _.____ 1974 BUICK leSABRE 4 Door .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Dav 992 7089 N1ghl 992 3525 or 992 5232 MANAGER 4,000 BTU w • W11te r U n es. and Power L n•s All work done by the foot or c onlr•ct Also doter' wor k 1 nd $tptlc t1nks irt BENNY BRANHAM HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS FOOD STORE EMPLOYES - - K&H ROOFING -. aute DITI'LIING SERV'"t' V1 ~ Reduced to 69.95 Several Gas & EI!!Ctroc Ranges 30 oo up 14-Refr.gerators best selecl!On now 25 00 up 3-Wooden Done11e Sets maple Spamsh oak and dark Pine PRICED TO SELL 3-Wr.nger Washers see these now 49 95 up Several K1tchen Cab1nets ol all kinds 10 00 up 199 95 Gold Phllco Refrigerator like new Turquo1se Stove & Refrlgeralor pa1r 249 95 New Vonyl Recliners 49 95 18 cu ft Coppertone Refrigerator like new 249 95 Green M•racle Water Waltr Softener 100 oo IIJI)p Pd to fil con1um er a ont' conr a<; lo,a on h a $to v ces w htn he m a Oil\ 'JI N ORO NAN CE F X I N G TUE ebove sta ed ma'v br comb ned R ATE.$ WH C H CO LU M&U S n one serv te coo rae unde A~Q SOUTHERN OHIO lh s. Sl;ht<tv e o m•y be" served ELECTtt C COMPANY IT S vnder s•parate contracts •moe SU CCESSOR S AND A SS IGN S th 1 or o her app cab e M AY CH A RG E FOA STAN Schedu ct. a he consume s DAIO SEC ONDAR, Y EL E C opt on T RI C SIE! RV CE T O C ON Th s Sc hedu ~ s g~n.:r• ty SUME R S H T H E V ILL A GE •PQ c•b e o consumers w h OF M DD L EPORT M EIG S M•x murn ty C OUNTY OHtO AND requ em en l of Cap.-•c t'U han 2'0 ESTABLI SHING A FORMULA 1r. towatts a thougfl • 9~ F OR VA.RYING Sl,I CJ4 RATE S <onsumers may from t me o me be Sfr"oted u'\de s pi'ov s ont tioweve ~¥'hen 11 consume s Mil)! rrt um \.apac y exceeds 50 k owatt'S Of he o a ene gy ut u of)a e-x<:ncu 20 000 k owa hov s rl any mon h h s chedu e s.ha no be ava at) e or a m n (Tlum per od ot we ve < 2 mon h$ 1'E RM $ OF CONT R ACT Th~ e m ot he con ac fo serv ce unde h s Schecfu e Shit be as prov ded n hto n d v dua con rae w h each consumer bu n no case sha l he contrac erm be ess. han one yea SECT 0 "4 2 Tha he a es for e ectr < serv ce set o h n Sec on 1 of h s 0 d nance sha be ca cu a ed as o ows ( Each mon h du no t)e te m o f th s Ordnance he Co mp an y w ca cu a e b s o s a nd ard se c ond a y e ec lr c se v ce n he M un cpa t y a he r a esse o h n Sec on of ess Pe h s Or dna nce 2 Each m onth he Com pan y mo n h 0360 w ende a b o s ee sevce n he g ht ng mon h 0305 Mun c p a y n a ceo d an ce h h e p ov s on s of t he hen mon h 02 0 ew f ee ve s ee t gh ng o d nance o f he M un c pa y 3 Each month dv ng h e x A ove 800 kwh pe mon h 0 85 p e k w h Ter m.. of h s Ord nan ce he x Du n g h e pe od ex en d ng Com p an y w eca cu at e b s f om lhe us o mers f s f o r es den a an d g ene ra r eg u a y sc nedu ed m onth 'I serv ce sma sec onda y me e r'ea d ng fo ow ng Sep se v ce a he al es se fo h n em be 0 h and n c ud n g e gh Sec o n of h s o d n ance co n secv ve e gv a y am end ed n he m ann e se sc h e du e d mon h y me e 0 h n Sec on 6 0 h s 0 Oti'O IN A. N C: Will be showong faor Slop on d1splay LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen Sales Mgr PHONE 992 7777 POMEROY HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS =1 PM-6 PM to show a stakeout llllght pay off The bank had been alerted but bank off1c1als failed to notify the FBI when the SLA member came personally to make a wttlxlrawal Kelley also ptctured FBI failure to locate cyan de bullels durmg the first search of ooe abandooed SLA hideaway as not beong unreasonable Kelley sa1d the ftrst search centered on leads that would 111dicate where the SLA members had fled to He sa1d the hideout was secured so that no evidence could be lost and the cyarude bullets were found on a more thorough search the next day Nixon admits trouble chance come elections N O 10 1 U r 300 ead w ng s abe kb ow s ov eda a hou20c pee k owa hour FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT The ene g y c har ge app cab e 0 iJ k OWa h OU S Of energy consumed sha be ncr ease d o dec eased 0055c per KWH pe each fu one hll cenl Sc n cr ease o d ecrease abo~te or be ow wen tv h ee cen s 23c n th e a ~ erag e cos pe m on ( 000 000 s:r.u o fu e con su med a h e Co mpan y s g e ne a ng s at ons fo h e mos rec en c a enda mon h prec ed ng the b ng da e fo wh c h fue co s s have b een dete m ned MINIMUM CHARGE M n mum mon h Y c ha ge S2 00 per me er per mon h GENERAL seRVICE SMALL SECONDARY AVAILABILITY Ava abe fo genera gh and powe serv ce o consume s us ng he Company s s and a d serv ce to pu poses other han re den a use and es ab sh ng Max m urn Capac es gene a Y ess than 20 k owa s CHARACTER OF SERVICE A te nat ng cu en 60 e ye es de ve ed f om the Company s secondary d str bu on sys ems a nom n<1 voltages of 20 20 240o 20 208 vo Is s ng e phase and 20 208 20 240 208 240 and 480 vo s hree phase Se v ce of a eas one o he fo ego ng cha ac te s cs sha be made ava abe o he cus ome he pa cu ar se v ce cha ac ter s cs to be a he opt on of the Company SCHEDULE OF CHARGES F rs 20 kwh or ess pe mon h fo S2 65 Nes 80 kwh pe month 0.43 pe kwh Nex 500 kwh pe month p us 00 kwh per kw of Max mum Capac y n excess of 6 0 kw 020 pe kwh A ove 5000 kwh per man h 017 pe kwh FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT The energy chal"ge app cab e o a k owa hou s of energy consumed sha be ncreased o decreased 0055c per KWH pe each fu one he f cent 5c n c rease o dec ease above o be ow twenty h ee 23c n he ave age cost per m on 1 000 Ootl BTU of fve con sumed a the c;ompanv s gene at ng stat ons for he mos ecen ca end a mon h p eced ng the b ng date for wh ch fue costs have been de erm ned DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM CAPACITY The Max mum Capac Y sha be the sum of he nd d vua Demands of each me e ed serv ce supp ed unde he p ov son o th s Schedu e except as mod fed here na e The nd v dua Demand of each me e ed se v ce sha be de erm ned separa ely The nd v dua Demand sha be the Measu ed Demand where he con nee ed oad on a metered serv ce s n excess of wen Y 20 k ow a ts wbe e he connec ed oad S wenly 20 k owa ts o ess he nd v dua Demandmaybedeterm ned a the company s opt on as he Measu ed Demand establ shed by coni nvous measuremen o by pe od c est o as the Es rna ed Demand de ved from he connec ed oad Measured Demands e the by permanent nsta Ia on of demand me er or by per od c tes sha be dete m ned n accordance w th he Company s standard pract ces and excep be the n unusua cases sha max mum 30m nu e n eg a ed k owa t demend reco d ng of an nteg at ng demand mele or he h ghest reg st a on of a therma ype demand meter dur ng the b ng pe Od n nstances of h ghly fluctuat ng oads or demands of sho dvrat on the Measured Demand may l)e determ ned by appropr ate meter ng eQu P ment des gned to measu e fu y the mpact of such demands Where Measu ed Demands are determ ned by per od c tes a Measu ed Demand so deter m ned Sha cont nue n effe ct unt superseded by a sub sequen est Est mated Demands sha be delerm ned from the connected oad on each lndlv dual me ered ser-v ce as fo ows F rst 5 000 watts at 90 pet Next 5 000 wa s a 80 pet Over 0 000 wa ts at 70 pet The Max mum Capac ty n any mon h sha not be ess than them n mum b I ng demand I any spec f ed n the serv ce contract MINIMUM CHAAGI The M n mum Month y Charge sha 1 be (I $1 DO plus (1l) S2 05 per k owatt per month appl ed tq_ a Max mum Capac tv equ ve ~o so pet of he greater of (3 the h QheSt Maxim urn Capac ty prev ous y estab shed dur ng the er!Y'I of the se v ce contrec or b) the cap•c tr requlrtme tl of the consumer as spec 1 ed n the serv ce contract . WASHINGTON (UPI) Ntxon has con ceded to a group of fr1endiy congressmen Wed nesday noght that the Impeachment mqu1ry could cause them re-<!lectlOn !roubles m November Rep John Erlenborn RID sa1d today that NIXon told the b1part1san group of 10 lawmak ers that the Impact the mqutry on congress10nal electtons would depend on where the unpeachinent effort stood 111 the fall NIXon onvtted the members to a dllll\er cruose on his yacht Sequooa down the Potomac The only mention of un peaclunent was brief and he brought it up while 11e was dlscussong the possible adverse effect of inflation and the state of the economy oo Republican chances n the November elections Erlenliiorn satd He said another factor on whether incumbent congresll men would be in !rouble in November would depend on what stage the unpeaclunent question had reached by that time whether there was a vote for or against Impeachment Erlenborn said Nixoo did not elaborate other lawmakers on the cruise were Repe La Mar Baker R Tenn William G Bray R Ind E G Shuster R Pa wendell Wyalt R-Ore 0 C Fisher D-Tex Tom S Geltys D-S C David Satter field D Va Robert G Stephens 008 and Samuel SERVICE AND CONTRACT PROVISIONS Stratton D-N Y Prestdent Each separate po nt of del very of urv ce by one or mol'e Metered Strv ces she be considered a Contract Local on PUBLIC NOTICI! Not ce & hereby g ven that on end she be metered and b ed aeperate serv ce the 11th day of Jul ~ 1974 at 2 under • P M a pub c heer ng w be contract On y one Metered Ser'v ce of he d on the budget prepartd by rha o ve Townahlr Tr '~tell each ype n to "otOitaoe and w 1 bl S\IPP ld to I Such h"r nv w f be ct at phatl consumer under th s Schedule the off ce of he Tru•tees at one Con ract Locat on Ada B sse Whe e wo o mare serv ces are C erk 171 2 He SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. SUMMER 18 POINT TUNE UP .. - - - - - - - - SPfCIAL ---------. I I I I Plus ru 1 I With Tltls Coupon I Serv1 ce on Good For J I Expert All Nlokos ol The Ent re 1 JUst S359S I ~ I C.n Month ol Jul y 11 Re- pla ce Ptu9s 2 Re pla ce Points l Re pla ce Condenser 14 ce,e ck Dtstributor Cap Check 01stnbutor Rotor 16 Check Spark Plug W re s 7 Check Co I & Co1l W res 1J Chedc all Fan Be lts 19 Ched Heal Riser Operation 1 IS 1 J I ~ I I 10 Check Starter Perlorrna nc: I Check Ai r Clearner I? Check Fuel I= fter 1l Set Pomts & 'li m no 14 Check EmiSSion Control IS Check all Hoses 16 Ad j ust Carbure tor 17 Clean Choke 8 Road' Test For Performance Our Spectal Pr ces Include Plugs Po nts & Concl Slorv ce Performed by Factorv Tramed Techn c: ans J I I I 1 I I II ~-------------·-------~ .,. Smith Nelsoo Stay Cool Check Our Spectal Low Pnce on TransmiSSIOn Re airs MotoB 500 E Nlotn 5 Have Your Auto Aar Cond Put 1n Shape Pomeroy Oh1o For the Hot Ph 992 2114 Summer JL!;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-------=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ d n 4an c The e d tfe en ce be w een he c a cu a o n s uncle Pa ag ap h h e e n a bov e e e red o n h s Sec on 2 and e he C8 CV a On S a s p OV ded n ~gentzne Pa ag ap h 3 h e e nabov e et e ed o n h s Sec on 2 sha be app ed o h e paymen of he cu en b s a he M un c pa y o se v ce ende ed und e he h en ef ec ve S ree L gh ng Ordnan ce n ud ng an y unpa d ba an ce f om p ev ous pe od s Any su c h d lf e en c e no eqv ed to t he paym en o f he c u en b sha be app ed o subsequen b s o sa d se v c es SECT ON 3 Tha n the event he em of any on rae for standa d second a y e c se v ce he eat e made w h consume s n he Mun cpa y By PHIL NEWSOM lmally superintending every pu suan o the p ov son of h s UPI Foreign News Analyst thing from Peron s working 0 d nance sha extend beyond he erm na on da e of h s When Argentlans speculate schedule IAJ the sliver semce to Ord nance he a es nc ud ng about what the stars may bave be used at d111ner he M n m um Mon h y Cha ge chargeab e he eunde Sha be on store for them and lor He accompamed Mrs Peron he ra es n eftec w h n he Argentme Prestdent Isabel on vacation when work kept Mun cpa y a he me such cha ge s made Peron they may be askong her husband 111 Buenos Atres S&'CT ON 4 That th e Rues hterally about Argentma s and on ofbcial and pnvate lrtpo and R-egu a ons con a ned n most Influential aslrologer heCompany s PUCO No abroad He was wtth her when on f e w h The Pub c V es He 1s Jose Lopez Rega a she vtstted Europe ln June and comm ss on o Oh o as he pale faced man of 57 a on a lrtp IAJ Ch!na on 1972 same may om n e o me be am ende(l o supp em en ed practising astrologer and au When the prestdentappeared as a e no cant c w h he thor of a book on the subJect m pubhc Lopez Rega usually exp ess p ov sons of th s Or d nan c e a e app cab e o a called Alpha and Omega A stood only a few feet behmd se v ce ende ed unde and Message for Humamty pursuan o h s 0 d nance watching him with unbroken No h ng con a ned w h n h s Among moderate Peronists he gaze 0 d nance sha preven any os thoroughly dlsllked someconsume from tak ng ad He os expected to perform the van age w h n the effect ve times described as a Raspulln same duties for Mrs Peron per od of h s 0 d nance of any and as a grey emmence app cab e u e egu a on Like other Peronislas Lopez supp ement o opt on a a e Left wong Peronosts have Rega has pledged himself to wh ch, he Company may make threatened him wtlh death ava abe n s PUC 0 No I"erooiSIIl and m a natlooal on f e w h he Pub c U es But nooe can deny tbat televisJon broadcast awointed Comm ss on of Oh o for he among the few people really himself the chief Interpreter of c ass of se v ce nvo ved SECT ON 5 The a es con close to Peron and IAJ Peron s the thoughts of Genera a ned he en sha be effec ve w h respe c o b s based on widow the forst woman pres1 Peron egu a me e ead ngs made dent m Latm Amertcan In the early days of taking on o at er Ju y 25 1974 and sha em an n effec to b s history Lopez Rega was and over her prestdenUal duties based on egu ar me e remaulS the closest Mrs Peron has been descrtbed ead ngs mede pro o u y 25 Mrs Peroo conflnned it as showmg a surprtsmg 1975 0 pro to the e m nal on of h s Ordnance asp ov ded n when she retamed him ln the amount of independence from sect on 8 of h s 0 d nan c e SECT ON 6 Tha f a any powerful post of prestdenllal the vartous factions t me w th n he pe od f )Ced by pnvate secretary the same surroundong her military and th so d nance the Mun cpa y shou d autho ze an a ernal ve post he held under Peron leading Perorusts me hod for he paymen of he Lopez Regs clalnis IAJ have There os a feeling that she hen cu ren b s of he Mun cpa ty for s eel gh ng been a servant of Peron s may be building support of her a hera es and n acc::o dance cause lor 35 years but his own w th the ems and p ov s onsot the then effec ve s ree gh ng posttion of 1111luence ts more Nonetheless tt lB obvious he Mun cpa y recent 0 d nance o that Mrs Peron a 43-year-old hen he ra es and pr ces for He met Isabel m 1965 durong ooe-tune professtonal dancer s andard second a y e ec c se v ce he e nbove se forth one of her lctps to Argentina as pobticaUy inexperienced and sha be amended as to ows Peron s emissary He asked wtth no pobtical base of her RESIDENCE SERVICE TheM n mum Cha ge and he her help in arrangmg a own will be the central flgure Cha ge for he f rs 20 kwh o meetong wtth Peron if he went on a pobtlcal tug-of war ess of e ec c ene gy con sumed per mon h sha be S 60 to Peron s exile headquarters Peron never permitted Otherw se he schedu e rem a ns m Madrtd at hos own expense talented men to rlse to unchanged GENERAL SERVICE She dld so wtth the result tbat challenge him and hos death SMALL SECONDARY Lopez Rega became superm leaves the country wtthout a The charge tor he frst 20 tendentoflhePeronbouse""ld kwh or ess of e ec c ene gy IJU political structure consumed pe month sha be The Peronlst party ls torn s 65 and the agg ega e M n mum Month y Charge sha between left and roght and be reduced s 00 per mon h some 200 deaths have been Otherw se he schedu e rem a ns PUBLIC NOTICE unchanged atlrtbuted in the last year to 0 ve Townsh p T ustees w SECT ON 1 The h s 0 accep sea ed b ds o be opened gun baltles between the two d nance she ake ef ect f om at the off ce of he Trustees and af er he ear est pe od Jv y 7 1974 1 o cock P M on a Kidnaplngs of foreign bust a owed by aw and s wr en 942 Dodge F re T uc k n far nessmen for huge sums of acc eptan c e by Columbus and cond on sou hern Oh o E ectr c Com The Trustees eserve he ransom have frightened off pany r ght o re ec any or a b ds foreign 111vestment and the SECT ON 8 That the V age by eg sa ve act on or he Ada B sse I country faces huge ecooonuc Company sha have the ght o C erk problems e m nateth s Ordnance a any (7 2 c me upon wr ten no ce f ed In the mlclat of aU of these l.s w th the o her par y hereto a east 30 days pro o such te m nat on d,ate SECT ON 9 Tha he te ms GENERAL andprov sonsofth sOd nance REVENUE are fo n and seve a and he SHARING nva d y of one sha bnot affec John Ze k1e Mayor the va d y of he other 6 28 7 12 2tc Passed bY Coun c of he A lea de Peron depends on astrologer USED CARS 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe v-roof power, atr .. '4695 73 Olds Cutlass S Cpe, v-roof, atr, stereo 13895 13495 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT. v-roof a1r 72 Chev Capnce Cpe , power, a1r .. .... .. 12895 72 Chev Imp Cpe , V-8 auto. P.S • '2495 72 Chev Imp Cus Cpe, viOOf 1 72 Pontiac Cat HT Cpe power, atr 71 Dodge Dart Sw1nger, Slant 6, auto 1 2695 289!1 2195 1 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto .. 12195 71 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe V:S auto. P S '2095 71 Ponltac Cat 4 Door v-roof & atr ' 117!10 70 ChiJSier Newport 4 Dr , pow & a1r '1995 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed power, a1r 11895 11195 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe, V roof a1r 11195 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr , V-8 auto. P.S 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto, p S 69 Ponttae Bonn , 2 Dr HT. v-roof, au 68 Chev Mal Wagon, V-8 auto , P.S 1995 1895 • 11195 1495 1 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, atr 67 Dodge COr HT Cpe, V-8, 4 speed ...... 1495 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door V-8 auto • • '695 65 Olds 98 HT Sedan '295 •• Karr & Van Z~ndt You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEKOV Open Evemngs Unhl6 oo- T1l 5 p m Sat 2 SIGIIS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUAliTY 1971 FORD4 WH DRIVE $2395 Sport Custom 8 P ckup wh te over dark red V 8 eng ne 4 speed frans rad o good tires Lottded w th extras 1973 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN $3295 0 Pass small V 8 automatic trans powe steer ng & brakes t nted glass factory a!r radio new Goody ear Rad al w w t r~s v nyl nter or A sharp car & ready to trave 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 13o95 Luxury model 4 door wh te finish v nyl roof green kn f c oth tr m tint glass factory a r Turbo Hydra mat c liQwer steer ng & brakes. s de protective mldg H78 2 2 t res radio with tape showroom clean & has never been ® t tied POMEROY MOTOR CO. 0 PEN EVES 8 00 P M J.L.=--~-~P~O~M_E~R~O~Y_O_H~I~O----:-----==---JJ Those born on this date are become famlUar w1th the Naz1 under the sign of Cancer creed . John Quincy Adams stltth prestdent of the Unoted States BEAUTIFUL was born July 11 I767 This also os the 43rd btrthday of Alilencan aclor Tab Hunter On this day in history In 1933 all school leachers m Gennany were ordered to read Adolf Hitler s Mein Kampf to From DRIED A.OWER ARRANGEMENTS $3.98 Dudley's Aorist Lopez Rega who os accused of orgamzmg the youthful militant roght w111g as his own prlvale •1'111¥ • 59 N Second St Middleport, o. ACTUAL USE REPORT • 97 4 RUTLAND VILLAGE NOTICE TO TAlPAYERS hi$ tc• ltd GtMfll fl1~ Sh• 11111 paym.ntt o a ng $4 40 d I \g13 J ne ld 114 'ACCOUN NO 36 2 053 004 og he petiod i o RUTLAND VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK RUTLAND OHIO 45775 S t 1 I tt . . _ "-lr!t -Niy ,Widt .._._. '"'"' . , . . . . Jv ... .,.... ..._....,... 13 14 I Audtlor of Meigs County 7 t74 ... niiHtlt ,.,... ~_, ful* A Ill. . . l~111i'.NMJO I 4 JO. •• • 4 740 1 HliNI• I'"' • l,oltJ am �• 1- '!'liP nollv SonU""I Middleport.Puneroy 0 Frklay July 1% 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! ~R~~ Notice UIROINANCE 451 wag.s ot Ern p ovees V members e e c t ed h ert to U~FVR N bedroom 99 2 3432 WANTED o "the age of Pom erov Oh o BE T ORDAJN E D " ' fo l ows by the Coun c of th e V !age o Pomeroy Oh o two h ds of a tor Rent Wanted A n ord nan ce- o Amend Or sa e Sl!lturdev and d nance No 319 Ordnance N o YARD Sun d ay Rt 17" oward 401 Ord rH•nce No •07 0 R utt and turn eft at sub d lnance No 43 <~nd Or d nance sta on t e of e"otery h ng No •-110 to f x $e • es and 7 l'2 2tD MOlOR ROUTE DRIVER SOLID VINYL SIDING P oduced frqm a spec a v nv compound made bv 8 F Good r Ch and Monsanto S mes h cker holln meta s d n g W no dent ch p crack pee ro ust or cha k lor New port PhOne IIJ)I 2 Phone 9912110 or •u 1 12 Jtc u1o m• ----------- 7 2 tfc PIGS for TWO room and ba h apts n M dd epo For nt orm• on ca I 991-2550 or 7d 655 7 l tfc sa e 1 Business Se~~lces l::=~~~~::=~~~=;~===========~r;::::===:::===;~§~:;;~~·;:; Chry•l•• •:-:-;;---;_-;-;;--;.~---;,--;;~,. a um num llOO Phone 997 SHEO ----s .. ., r- WILSON'S PENNZOIL ' " 3c Phone- 9'49 476 7 2 6tc -~-----·~- E MAIN STREET POMEROY - Wnh & Wu So li 95 - Lube 0 I F Iter 9 sa s•• "'ROC ER Y busn~ss fo 8 u d ng fc sa e or ease Phon e 773 S6ta f rom 8 30 p m t 6 to 10 p m for • PPO ntment rooms an d bath Fo n 3 20 uc torm at on ca 992 2S50 or 712 65S ------~-E 7 l t tc E)(CE L. S IOR Sat Wor k t Man St Pomer oy A k nds 1 iEOR00M mo b eho'"in! w th of sa I wat er pe ets wa e a r cond on n g n R ac n e nuggets b lock sa t a n: lwn a ea Phone 992 5858 Oh o R \l er sa t Phone 92 7 2 ttc 3891 .6 tt c 1 A ND 4 ROOM f u n shed and un f u r n Shed apa r t ments WE ARE p ck no up a p ano n your area and wou d ke Ph one 992 5-4 34 some respons be party fo 4 2 tfc take ov er pa yments Cat Cred t Manager ( 61A 772 P RVATE meetng room for 5669 o w te 260 Eas Ma n any organ zat o n phon e 992 Strut Ch I c-ot he Oh o 45601 397S lfc 3 "' 1 f c -----.....-------H OVSE n H ar sonv c on cv r' ng that Ord na nce No 379 da ed Feb very 6 969 a nd Also Ord nan c• No .. 01 dll ed June PAPER CARRIER 1 1970 and 0 d nance N o 407 dated November 1 970 and On Butterout Avenue Ordnance No 43 d a ed M ay 15 1972 and 0 d na nce No 410 dated Aug us 20 973 s he eby FREE HOME ESTIMATES amended o he ex enl tha Se c t on 1 Pa 11g r aph B s SUPE:IUOR changed as fo ow s V NYL PRODUCTS Sect on 1 Th a the fo ow n g sea e of sa a es and wages fo Calf Collect 1 59'2 5.544 emp oyee s of the V age of Pome oy Oh o s he ebv Athens Oh o adopted 8 POL CE DEP ARTME N T F R DA Y an d Satu rd a y La r k ns St R v an d Oh o Boy s 20 Chef of Po ce b k e 520 Good e 8)(25x 1.t ~5 Less than h ee M en s pants 50c b o uses an d m onths serv ce $465 00 shor s De ea ch dresses 25c :::-.----·~-·---~ --~ Afte hree m on ths T o e d shes and o her m sc lerv ce 5 0 00 7 11 2 c Cour Sergeant 5 29 fc ~-~-----~ Less han t h ee ~~-~~~--~~..:...:..::: SHO O T N G M ll t Ch Co n mon hs serv ce 440 00 Ho ow Gun C ub u n f s COU N T RY Mob e Home Park -~-:!' Ao:tt~eLtb r...f'e months r ght af e M es Ce m et e y New dev e opm ent off Rou t e Ellper enced Aulstanf serv ce 485 00 R v and F e c o y ch ok ed 33 t en m e s no h of Manajer Pat omen guns on y Sun da y J u y .4 Pom e oy Lar g e o s w h 2 Experienced (2) Stock Le5s than h ee pm con c r e e pa os s dewa k s C erkt months serv ce 425 00 unn e s and ofh ee 3 Exper enced Pa t T me Ai e three man h s pa k ng A so spa ces or Stoclc Clerk serv ce sru a a er s Ph one 992 7.4 79 4 E x perienced Meet Dept Meter man 6 8 26 c He per Less han h ee These sizes a so ava fable man hsse v ce 5 000 6 000 8 000 0 000 and W te to Box 729 A c o Afte h ee man hs Sint nel Pomeroy 0 Sfilte 12 000 BTU se v ce 440 00 W LL BE age qua f cat ons etc 0 spa che 966 DODGE Co one 500 uns POMEROY LANDMARK Less than hree mon hs good ~29 5 or 1972 F o rd W. Jack W Carsey Mgr ofsevce 375 00 Ga ax e 500 ow m eage .AD~ Phone 992 2 81 Af e h ee man hs 5 800 Phone 985 38 WATRE SS wanted appy n se v ce 400 00 even ngs person Crow s S ea k House STEREO RAD 0 AM FM 8 Extra Pat oman o 7 13p 2tc 7 0 12 c rack ape comb na on 4 Meterm an 2 20 per hour ;-,-;o-,-,:-;c·::-cc-::,-, ~~--~­ -----,----,:-~--,---::-,----s peaker sound s ys em E ~d a D spate he pe hour ME G S Covn y Humane Soc e y 196 7 CHEVROLET p ckup Ba an c e S 0 79 o ea s y Sec on 2 Tha 0 d nance No Th U Shop open 0 a m I uc k 6 cy Good rubber erm s Ca 653 5 3 379 dated Feb uary 6 969 4 30 p m every F day and Phone 992 53 5 Ordnance No 40 da ed June Saturday New used s ock AJ)pliance serv ce man w1th 7 10 3 c 1970 0 d nance No .407 dated a v ng week y C o h ng knowledQe of refr1gerat1on November 970 0 d nance co ec b es app ances 962 EEP Stat on Wagon 4 NEW 974 ZIG ZAG SEW NG Vacation & travel pay No 43 dated May 15 972 and MACH NES n or 9 na easu es re co ds p ctu es whee d ve Tra er h tch Gall a Refr gerat on Co factory carton Z g zag o Ord nance No 440 dated books amps oy s Loc a ed w th e ec c brake Good make but onho es sew on August 20 1973 and a other across from Pomero y Post Phone 446 4066 cond on $600 Phone 992 ord nances n conf c w th the buttons monog ams and Off c e 90 make fancy des gns w th Ius prov sons of h s 0 d mtnce 5 2 fc 7 03p the w st of a s ng e d a Lef Sha be and are hereby repea ed GARAGE Sa e 1126 E M~ n NEED n ay a way and never been 57 CHEVY new rebu 283 5 Pome oy Tuesday Ju y 9 Sect on 3 Tha't h s Or used se tor on y $47 eng ne .4 speed very good cont nu ng 2 weeks 9 to 5 p m d nanc.e Sha I ake effec and be cash or terms ava abe c ond t on w se to S600 Near M ne sv e Phone 992 n force from and af er he Phone 99.? 2653 Ca 992 2967 atte 5 p m 3.408 7 8 fc ea lest per od a owed by aw 7 26 c 7 0 4 c 7 03 c -~·-----------'BABYS TTER needed Passed 7 1 74 vacuum 9 DODGE Demon 318 sand ELECTROLUX rete ences equ red Phone YARD sa e from Ju y 0 o 3 cleane A cond ton uses a d Good cond t on Phone 992 2Q3jj A test f om 10 a m o 5 p m pape bags has cordw nder 992 2413 7 9 3tp Househo d tu n sh ngs Some Jane Wa ton and many at achmen s A so 7 10 4 p ·--·------Ce k ant ques m e nor h of shampooer attachment n ~------~~---- -Forrest Acres Park on New c uded . On A ava abe at App oved 969 RAMBLER 6 cy nde L ma Road Fo fur he n S37 70 cash or e ms Dale E Sm h $550 Phone 992 763 forma on con act Janet 1964 RAMBLER fat head 6 ava ab e Phone 99'2 2653 Mayor 17) 5 12 2tc Marcum Rt J Ru and 7 8 ttc cy nder standard sh f Ca 7 10 Jtp 992 2295 afte 4 p m 965 FORD 3tc cond ton IN THE COURT OF 5.552 COMMON PLEAS 7 2 3 c AKC Reg Eng Ish Bu dog MEIGS COUNTY OHIO pupp es 9 wks o d m a e and MYRTLE STANLEY Pia nt ff 7 04 c femaleS 75 each New Haven 969 MU STANG Fas ba ck fo VI (304 882 3286 15 c sa e 6 cy s d exce ent JAMES L BLACKBURN et at KOSCOT KOSMET CS & ----------------·-' Defendants cond on Phone 992 2075 -----~·~•---------' 04P W GS For a good ne of .,~o tu n ture oak tables ___ ___:' _' 6 p No 15 S73 Casmet cs fr endly serv ce cocks ce boxes b ass beds NOTICE OF PUBL CATION and someone to cha w th d shes desks or compete TO James L B ackbu n and 1969 CHEVY Townsman sa on 0 ve me a al He en Jane households Wr e M D Chr st ne 8 ackbu n whose ast wagon S 95 good cond on W LL hau sand grave ted B own 992 51 3 M lie R 4 Pomeroy Oh o known address was 959 Den Phone 992 620 d rt or opso Con ac Da e 1 9 fc cal 992 7760 n son Avenue Ca umbus Oh o 5 24 fc Teaford 992 3224 To Pete G bbons and De ores A TO Z Ma t used turn shed ----------~---"-..:. 7 2 21c G bbons whose ast known app ances c oth ng d shes eddress was 4 2 W 1st and m sc Rt 33 oppos te Avenue Columbus Oh o Ira er cour Hartford . W Vo USED fu n u e ex c e ent NEW 1974 GETTYSBURG by You are hereby not fed that 4 10 fc cond on See any t me a 31 Cast e 3 bedroom f ont you have been named Defen UN K AUTOS comp e e and Laure Ave Pome oy k tchen mode to a e ec c dants n a ega lH!1 on en ted WANTED to ren 3 bedroom de vered o our yard We 7 16 p Se up and ready o move n o Myrt e Stanley Pan ff vs home n Me gs County Phone p ckvp au o bodes and buy a -------~ --$6 695 F nanc ng can be R cha d Jones 992 3728 James L Blackbu n Chr st ne k nds of sc ap meta s and a ranged Can be seen a Blackburn Pete G bbons and 7 2 3tc on R der s Sa vage Sta e REG Po ed He eford Super Count y MQb e Homes Park No bu Phone 992 3 2 Delores G bbons Defendan s R 24 R 4 Pomeroy Oh o .-:EcA;-:T;-c:h-echccu-:-nct:·nc:o•-=, ·.:-:.co son rush Darw n Oh o Be he f s o 7 0 4tp Th s act on has been ass gned Phone 992 5468 a archery equ pment 30 pet enjoy count y v ng w th c y Case No 15 573 !nd s pend ng 62626p off McK nney s A row Shop conven ences Ca 992 7034 n he Court of Common Peas of for nfo mat on 249 Un on Avenue 2 weeks Me gs County Pomeroy Oh o WANTED old up ght p anos on v 7 oc 45769 7 9 6tp ~ - ~- --·~--~ any cond ton Pay ng S 0 ~OTICE Theobjectof the Comp ant s GIG ANT C FLEA MARKET each F rst f oo on y w e o to requ e forte ure of he n MOB LE home 55x10 wo and g ve d rect ons o W tten 70 yard sa es AI con terest Of the Oefenttan s n the VACANCY for 2 ambu ato y t pouts par y turn shed male pa en s a Sy acuse cen rated at one p ace P eno Co Box 88 Serd s ree estate descr bed n an and ask ng $2 700 Phone 304 773 Nurs ng Home Ca 992 3707 m e out Spr ng Ave off Rt Oh o 43946 nsta ment cont ac reco ded SA28 776p 7 9 Sic Man S Pomeroy Oh o n Vo ume 125 Page 483 Me gs 7 77 p -------Free admlss on plenty of County Mort~age Records to -------- ~ - -- ~ park ng Restrooms and declare the cant act nu and CASH P.ll d for a mat(es and 65 x 2 MOb LE home 3 IN THE COURT OF refreshments outs de and vo d and order the same modes of mob e homes bed oom ba h v ng room COMMON PLEAS Inside released from record Phone area. code 61-4 423 9531 ha• and 2 bedrooms car MEIGS COUNTY OHIO -For reservations contac1 You are required to answer 4 3 tfc peted Phone 992 7751 PROBATE DIVIS ON Freddie Thabet ph 773 S54J the Comp ant w th n 28 days or 773 SUI after .5 p m 6 6 fc affer the ast pub cat on of th s GROVER WHITE Jr Start ng July l3 & 14 not ce wh ch w be pub shed Newspapers Brown 972 MOB LE home H crest 3 Adm n strator De Opening week 2 d~rys for once each week fo s x con Pasteboard Sheet Iron Bonis Non bedroom 14x70 easona~ e price of 1 Everyone secut ve weeks The ast Estate of Scrap Iron Copper Brass must se Rut and Oh o Welcome pub cat on w I be made on July Phone 742 6882 Pearl V T anthorey Alum1num Auto Batter es 9 1974 and the '28 days for deceased 786p answer w I commence on that Auto Radiators P alntlff POTATOES fo 843 ----~--date VS 2.495 In case of your fa ure to THELMA EDDY et a 7 10 6 c answer or otherw se respond as Defendants Sell yours to The - ~ - ---~-· ~-- -required by the Oh o Rues of ma a d ducks Phone ONE new a No19.512 eecrc 3 Civil Procedure iud~men by 79 B.ABY Rosenberg Co NOTICE FOR SERVICE 992 2789 bedroom S19 900 and 3 o he defau t-w be rendered a~a nst BY PUBLICATION 7 0 12 c Depot Streel Athens homes Phone 992 3975 or 992 vou for the re ef demanded n To The unknown hers and 2571 the Comp a nt 0 dev sees of Pea v Tanthorey REG Qua er Horse mae Dated June 11 6 5 fc deceased $350 Ca 742 3842 To The unknown hers and Open Monday Thursday ____ .:._ ___,_ ___:1 6 c 3 BEDROOM house n Sa em dev sees of James Robert 51 bath 2 car garage anc 8 ttll4 Low he deceased and n ce eve ot Must se 7 P E C E d n ng room su te Frutav 8hll12 Noon To da Lowther whose round tab e fou c ha s Ask ng S A 000 Phone 7-42 add ess s unknown and cannqt .4962 hutch and serve A so round w h reasonab e d gence be crocheted ab ec olh Phone 18 c asce ta ned 985 3833 -~----IN THE You are he eby no fed that 7 1 6 p TOTAL e ectr c 3 bedroom you have been named defen COMMON PLEAS COURT nome hardwood f oo sM0..8 LE HOME n M dd epo d11n s n a legS~ I act on ent ed MEIGS COUNTY OH 0 breezeway and garage Lot Adu ts on y Phone 992 5592 Grove Wh e Jr Ad ELLEN GARNET ORNER 100X420 at 180 Arbaugh St 6 25 fc PLAINTIFF m n strator De Bon s Non of he Tuppers P a ns P ced at -~~-vs Estate of Pear V Tanthorey SIB 000 a so '23 acres of deceased Pant ff vs Thelma BU S NESS oom 22x80 234 E PAUL FREDERICK ORNDER wooded and w fh housetra Je JR Eddy et a Defendants Th s Ma n S Pome oy Oh o end c ty water Clos~ o DEFENDANT ac on has been ass gned Case Phone 992 5786 o 992 3975 Forked Run Lake P'r ced at 9 512 n the CQurt of NO 15 174 No $8 000 Phone 667 6386 6 2 lfc NOTICE BY Common Peas Proba e 7 9 6tc D v son Me gs County Oh o PUBLICAT Of\1 f>URN SHED apa tment The address of sa d Court s c o TO PAUL FREDERICK OR adu ts on y n M dd eport 7 ROOM Muse w th bath gas NER: JR whose ast known Me QS County Court House Phone 992 3874 furnace tor sale by owner In Pomeroy Oh o 45769 address was Wa nut Bottom Pomeroy Cel 992 3579 5 12 ttc The object of the Comp a n s Road Car sle Pennsy van a 7 9 6tp 1701 3 to se h• rea estate of the ~----- ~ -~ 3 BDRM Br ck nome w w decedent o pay he deb s and You are he eby not fed that s RM HOUSE w th garage n ce carpet cent a a r bu t n ou have been namctd defendant costs of adm n s e ng her ne Ohborhood n Syracuse k tchen carpor erge yard n a ega ac on ent t ed E en esta e Phone 992 3860 aneled basement bath a e requ ed to answe You Garnet Orner vs Pau F eder ck aund y room n basement 79 2c Orner Jr Th s action has been the comp ant w th n 28 days $ 7S month p us u es asalgned Case No 15 114 n the after the ast pub cat on of h s Pomeroy smal garden rete ence,s Ph be pub shed Court Of Common P eas Me gs not ce Wh ch w 50 ACRES Of fa m BOd for !Ill e 992 3717 a er -4 30 p m once each week fo s x sue County Pomeroy Oh o 45769 Pr ce on con racl of owner 7 0 I CHEVY eng ne 6 cy nder w h weeks The ast The prayer of the camp a nt s cess ve Pflone 992 6365 J spaed transm ss on $1 5 o be made on for d vorce re!loto at on of pub ca on w 7 10 6tc offe Phone 949 3655 or best Aug 9 974 ar!tt he U days for ONE turn shed apartment malden name award of per 992 703" commence on hat sonal property and other answer w bedroom k tchen bath and 3ACRESmoreorlessofland proper rei et You are rqu red tel date 7 13 c shower On Rou e 33 Mason near Danv le Oh o Good anawer the com p a nt w th n 28 n case of your fa ure to w Ve A so furn shed spot for home or mob e Clays after the Jut pub cat on of 'lllnsW~r or otherw se espond as apartment 2 bedroom v ng ANT QUE PUmp organ good home Pr ce SJ 300 Phone 742 this not ce wh ch w be requ ed by the Oh o Rues of room k chen bath and shepe Se easonab e Phone9 udgment by PubliShed once each week for C v P ocedu e shower Same Joe at on 92 2817 7 10 6 p the. c:onsecut ve weeks The as.t detau t w be rendered aga nst 7 11 3tp Ut t es turn Shed Phone pubf c:atlon w I be m•de on July you for e ef demanded n h s 304 773 5147 Reyno ds ,, and the 28 dav1 for answer Comp a nt w t commence on the date _______ 12tc _ _..,_, , Dated Ju y 3 1973 Larry Spencer C erk Janet E Morr s 2 ANO 3 bed oom mob e homt Mavt•t Court of Common P eas Depvty c erk for rent Washer dryer and Automatlu 1 CourT of common Peas Of Me QS County a r cond ton ng Phone 992 '2 IPtld oreratlon Pomeroy Oh o -45769 Probate D ¥ s on 3509 C:ho ct o water _.. Me gs County Oh o 1'mpl Auto water (7 5 12 19 26 (8 2 9 6tc 161 21 21 C7 S 12 19 26 ~tc ltvt control Lint Fl ter or Power Fin Ag tetor Perm a Preu Mlyttt Jt•t•of Htat .-Tune Up ---- The Da1~ Sentmel PHONE 992-2156 L.-----------' Help Wanted Wantedl j..lelled 16 9S ASK US ABOUT PRE FABRICATED W k ns.o11 Small Eng La wn BOY Tecumseh Koh e w scons n A o he makes MATERIALS CO Ma son W Va ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY V11rpiB Tt·.lf;nd.'" II!! Mobile Homes For Sale - -----,---- t/h r ~L1;11t S!r ' " I PonH·roy. Ot11o 1)16'1 GoodS oom NEWLISTING MARKET - N ce bus ness fo young couple to nves n A I stock and some f xtures go Gas pumps n front BUILDING LOT - 122x SO n the country near Cheste La y s well Only $1800 00 NEW LISTING 1 yearod s S bed oom home N ce car pet ng Modern k tchen lovely d n ng oom w th ba cony Radant heat full basement w th fam y room garage and ut I ty Thermo pane w ndows and large landscaped ot 6 3 f~ SEW NG MACH NE S Repa) serv ce a makes 99 2 2284 The F ab c Sh op Po m e oy Au ho zed S nge Sa es and Se v ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 f c ------ r. r. re -- - - -~ts _!~~ ------ ------ -------------..... "1"--'--='-------~------- __,.:.&.II_C_o~,.-c-l_ty _ ____________ GRE COUNTRY TO WHOM mREO l 92.'1 __ WMPOIM '41~"'-""" - ,I Drytra Surround c:lothea With aent e even heat ~o hot sp011 no ovtrdry ng F ne MtiMI. Lint F Iter Wt Spectallze in ll MAY CONCERN: If a church IS havmg dtfftculty wtth tts pastor, try praymg for htm, mstead of bemg crtt1ca I "God Works Muacles" Signed: Anonymous • MAYTAO Rtd Clrpet ltnlce RUTLAND FURNITURt 742 4211 Atnold C;ro~te -Rurtand f 1 ed c p b a au o In 1955 the U S Air Force Academy 111 Colorado was dedicated with 300 cadets on its blue You 495 1 w de bed V 8 s anda r d Good Selectton Cheaper Cars See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on 51 Rt 7 CARPETING 501 NYLON !s till missing BY BARWICK REGULAR S9 95 •7.95 Sq Yd P ce nc udes nstallatiCin and free padding Talk to Wendel Grate carpet consultani RUTLAND FURNITURE 7414211 Rutland 0 The FBI cine! who was his second maJor news smce assummg of the mvestlgative a year ago smd the does not even know :v,ihether Moss Hearst and the members are m this do not know whether or they are ont of the COWl Kelley satd We do not where she ts defended the FBI on early stages of case about reports that the could have made early by staking out a bank dote one SLA member had a account Kelley setd :~~were needed lor other and there was not avatlable information Gallia County Jr. Fair OPENS JULY 30 OR 992·2568 16-1 & 2 Pc Uvong Room Su1les 20 00 up 3-Bedroom Su1tes 49 95 up 24-Chests and Dressers 15 00 up 42-Twon and Full Soze Beds complete 29 95 up 3-Poster Beds vou must see these 39 95 up Special This Week' to 2 BRAND NEW RECLINERS Also our usual goad lectlon of other ap tlec& auto washtrs ~~~~~~~eltt dryers 135 CO o uled Maytag 1nd v•s $~,:~:,. ~ Queen 549 95 wringer Romom ot Kuhl s all op Plllnces c.ury 1 lO d1y monev back guarantMI Come out lnd see our New 1nd Used Furniture Bargains I In Herculon Mater1al L Chesler 0 est mates on a um n u m rep acement w ndows s d ng s o m doo s and w ndows Ra ng Phone na es L s e Sy acuse Oh o Ca Jacob Sales Represen et ve V V Jahns on and Son nc 4 30 tfc PH. 992-2259 oo 1595 1 Long w de bed 6 cy l t1 sp tra ns m ss on t uc k ~ "'F RE:t property U5 1895 1 • -_--,------,·--,---- Propert es are self ngl We need lis1 ngs throughout Me1gs County We offer you 10 years exper.ence 1n sale of l;::~:~•ro tors 1000 1 cho ce for ! Large selection late model double door refrlger!ltors some fast freere from 169 95 to 1119 f5 Apt size '595 • p s 1971 F250 FORD TRUCK BRADFORD Au ct oneer Como e e Serv ce Phone 9.49 3821 o 949 1 6 Ra e ne Oh o C I Bradfo d 5 1 fc 3 2c ~ -~ ---.- ~ REFRIGERATION TIME IS NEAR 1095 1 1965 MUSTANG READ Y M X C ONCRETJ; de v e r ed r gh 1o y our pro e c t Fa s and easy F: ree es m ll es Phone 992 328:<4 Goeg en Ready M x Co M dd epo Oh o 6 30 tc 1 Roll Candy Stripe with rubber back J 99 sq yd N Ce for bedrooms dens k tchens e c -~-- ---- -- -----s•o1 s 1972 FORD F250 TRUCK We have hundreds of ca pet va ues Ypur job can be completed In 1 to 2 weeks No long wa t ng period OB S con ra e ed Phone 42 30 4 o w e Box 23 Lan gs v e Oh o 06c --- - - ----- 2 Dr hardtop 3 SPECIAL! YOUR HOME IS A SAFEGUARD AGAINST tlFLATION IF PR CES GO UP SO DOES YOUR PROPERTY s pb TWO 1970 MAVERICKS S CONCRETE Monday h o ugh and even ngs ld 2 $42 400 00 ---- -- ------- ----- p 1969 PLYMOUTH In 9 6 Weekdays Real Estate For Slile - -- "' 4 Dr sedan a r --~·- DOZER work and c ear ng by he ac e hou y or con act farm ponds oads etc La ge dozer and operata w th over 20 years ex per ence Pu ns Ex cavat ng Pome oy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 9 fc CREMEAN de ve ed Sa u d ay Phone A46 1495 1 1970 PONTIAC CATALINA SEPT C TANK S c eaned Modern San tal on 992 3954 or 992 7349 10 23 fc oca ed on Rou e 2d and Coun y Rd 5 C os sro ad s comp e e f on end un eu p and b ak e se e P ea se ca o appo n m en 7 A2 1232 524 t c ---------.-~ oof p 1695 1 10 4 fc 742-5293 - ha dlop v ny Long home 200 000 BTU nat ~-=-------~·---~- --­ gas furance 3 bedrooms den AUT OMOB LE nsurance been can c e ed ' Lost you and 2 n ce porches Doub e op e a o s cen se Ca 992 ca port w th shop Henhouse & 7.t28 pony ba n · ~~------ For Rent • Con vert b le 0 DEL L A n e men 'I ode 2 D SEPT C T A N KS c eaned easonab e ra es Ph 446 781 Ga po s,.rJoh n RusseU ow n er an d op e ato s 12 f c EX CAVAT N G dn "' Md er and ba c kh oe wo k sep c anks ns a ed du m p uc k s and o bo y s fo h e w hau f d rt op so m es one and g ave Ca Bob o Rog er J eff e s da y phone 992 089 n gh phone 99 2 3525 o 992 5232 tc TEAFORD v For Sale 4d o 1970 OiEVY MONTE CARLO. 9 9 Weekends Now Open fo Sus ness Real Estate For Sale Ht ,_,k Hou Free Est mates PHONE 992-5476 - Employment Wanted 1395 • 1 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 D sedan a p s p b M oved t o R utland ::v.. m le ns d e c t )l I m t on r ght corner 8 c k St and Rt 24 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR --------- Located on lrd Street Racme Oh o J&B AUTO BODY HOME DECORATING r.oo Pets For Sale 4 speed Armstrong Linoleum WaH Paper V nyl Wall Fabric Spec1al On Carpet Rem nants F ee Est1mates HOGG & ZUSPAN t Wanted To Buy MERCURY CAPRI Will'S CARPET &INTERIORS 199 W M a n Pom eroy 0 Located at M ode r n supp v Sm all Eng ne Re pa " 6ullt to Your Spen Dehvered to Job Site 773 5554 nf 992 309'2 V«JJD TRUSSES Auto Sales - ------ s yovr roof eak f ng ? 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Ca 9t2 U52 For Elf m• t u ot Anr Ty,. 2495 1 A •109.95 _.____ 1974 BUICK leSABRE 4 Door .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Dav 992 7089 N1ghl 992 3525 or 992 5232 MANAGER 4,000 BTU w • W11te r U n es. and Power L n•s All work done by the foot or c onlr•ct Also doter' wor k 1 nd $tptlc t1nks irt BENNY BRANHAM HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS FOOD STORE EMPLOYES - - K&H ROOFING -. aute DITI'LIING SERV'"t' V1 ~ Reduced to 69.95 Several Gas & EI!!Ctroc Ranges 30 oo up 14-Refr.gerators best selecl!On now 25 00 up 3-Wooden Done11e Sets maple Spamsh oak and dark Pine PRICED TO SELL 3-Wr.nger Washers see these now 49 95 up Several K1tchen Cab1nets ol all kinds 10 00 up 199 95 Gold Phllco Refrigerator like new Turquo1se Stove & Refrlgeralor pa1r 249 95 New Vonyl Recliners 49 95 18 cu ft Coppertone Refrigerator like new 249 95 Green M•racle Water Waltr Softener 100 oo IIJI)p Pd to fil con1um er a ont' conr a<; lo,a on h a $to v ces w htn he m a Oil\ 'JI N ORO NAN CE F X I N G TUE ebove sta ed ma'v br comb ned R ATE.$ WH C H CO LU M&U S n one serv te coo rae unde A~Q SOUTHERN OHIO lh s. Sl;ht<tv e o m•y be" served ELECTtt C COMPANY IT S vnder s•parate contracts •moe SU CCESSOR S AND A SS IGN S th 1 or o her app cab e M AY CH A RG E FOA STAN Schedu ct. a he consume s DAIO SEC ONDAR, Y EL E C opt on T RI C SIE! RV CE T O C ON Th s Sc hedu ~ s g~n.:r• ty SUME R S H T H E V ILL A GE •PQ c•b e o consumers w h OF M DD L EPORT M EIG S M•x murn ty C OUNTY OHtO AND requ em en l of Cap.-•c t'U han 2'0 ESTABLI SHING A FORMULA 1r. towatts a thougfl • 9~ F OR VA.RYING Sl,I CJ4 RATE S <onsumers may from t me o me be Sfr"oted u'\de s pi'ov s ont tioweve ~¥'hen 11 consume s Mil)! rrt um \.apac y exceeds 50 k owatt'S Of he o a ene gy ut u of)a e-x<:ncu 20 000 k owa hov s rl any mon h h s chedu e s.ha no be ava at) e or a m n (Tlum per od ot we ve < 2 mon h$ 1'E RM $ OF CONT R ACT Th~ e m ot he con ac fo serv ce unde h s Schecfu e Shit be as prov ded n hto n d v dua con rae w h each consumer bu n no case sha l he contrac erm be ess. han one yea SECT 0 "4 2 Tha he a es for e ectr < serv ce set o h n Sec on 1 of h s 0 d nance sha be ca cu a ed as o ows ( Each mon h du no t)e te m o f th s Ordnance he Co mp an y w ca cu a e b s o s a nd ard se c ond a y e ec lr c se v ce n he M un cpa t y a he r a esse o h n Sec on of ess Pe h s Or dna nce 2 Each m onth he Com pan y mo n h 0360 w ende a b o s ee sevce n he g ht ng mon h 0305 Mun c p a y n a ceo d an ce h h e p ov s on s of t he hen mon h 02 0 ew f ee ve s ee t gh ng o d nance o f he M un c pa y 3 Each month dv ng h e x A ove 800 kwh pe mon h 0 85 p e k w h Ter m.. of h s Ord nan ce he x Du n g h e pe od ex en d ng Com p an y w eca cu at e b s f om lhe us o mers f s f o r es den a an d g ene ra r eg u a y sc nedu ed m onth 'I serv ce sma sec onda y me e r'ea d ng fo ow ng Sep se v ce a he al es se fo h n em be 0 h and n c ud n g e gh Sec o n of h s o d n ance co n secv ve e gv a y am end ed n he m ann e se sc h e du e d mon h y me e 0 h n Sec on 6 0 h s 0 Oti'O IN A. N C: Will be showong faor Slop on d1splay LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen Sales Mgr PHONE 992 7777 POMEROY HOURS: DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS =1 PM-6 PM to show a stakeout llllght pay off The bank had been alerted but bank off1c1als failed to notify the FBI when the SLA member came personally to make a wttlxlrawal Kelley also ptctured FBI failure to locate cyan de bullels durmg the first search of ooe abandooed SLA hideaway as not beong unreasonable Kelley sa1d the ftrst search centered on leads that would 111dicate where the SLA members had fled to He sa1d the hideout was secured so that no evidence could be lost and the cyarude bullets were found on a more thorough search the next day Nixon admits trouble chance come elections N O 10 1 U r 300 ead w ng s abe kb ow s ov eda a hou20c pee k owa hour FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT The ene g y c har ge app cab e 0 iJ k OWa h OU S Of energy consumed sha be ncr ease d o dec eased 0055c per KWH pe each fu one hll cenl Sc n cr ease o d ecrease abo~te or be ow wen tv h ee cen s 23c n th e a ~ erag e cos pe m on ( 000 000 s:r.u o fu e con su med a h e Co mpan y s g e ne a ng s at ons fo h e mos rec en c a enda mon h prec ed ng the b ng da e fo wh c h fue co s s have b een dete m ned MINIMUM CHARGE M n mum mon h Y c ha ge S2 00 per me er per mon h GENERAL seRVICE SMALL SECONDARY AVAILABILITY Ava abe fo genera gh and powe serv ce o consume s us ng he Company s s and a d serv ce to pu poses other han re den a use and es ab sh ng Max m urn Capac es gene a Y ess than 20 k owa s CHARACTER OF SERVICE A te nat ng cu en 60 e ye es de ve ed f om the Company s secondary d str bu on sys ems a nom n<1 voltages of 20 20 240o 20 208 vo Is s ng e phase and 20 208 20 240 208 240 and 480 vo s hree phase Se v ce of a eas one o he fo ego ng cha ac te s cs sha be made ava abe o he cus ome he pa cu ar se v ce cha ac ter s cs to be a he opt on of the Company SCHEDULE OF CHARGES F rs 20 kwh or ess pe mon h fo S2 65 Nes 80 kwh pe month 0.43 pe kwh Nex 500 kwh pe month p us 00 kwh per kw of Max mum Capac y n excess of 6 0 kw 020 pe kwh A ove 5000 kwh per man h 017 pe kwh FUEL COST ADJUSTMENT The energy chal"ge app cab e o a k owa hou s of energy consumed sha be ncreased o decreased 0055c per KWH pe each fu one he f cent 5c n c rease o dec ease above o be ow twenty h ee 23c n he ave age cost per m on 1 000 Ootl BTU of fve con sumed a the c;ompanv s gene at ng stat ons for he mos ecen ca end a mon h p eced ng the b ng date for wh ch fue costs have been de erm ned DETERMINATION OF MAXIMUM CAPACITY The Max mum Capac Y sha be the sum of he nd d vua Demands of each me e ed serv ce supp ed unde he p ov son o th s Schedu e except as mod fed here na e The nd v dua Demand of each me e ed se v ce sha be de erm ned separa ely The nd v dua Demand sha be the Measu ed Demand where he con nee ed oad on a metered serv ce s n excess of wen Y 20 k ow a ts wbe e he connec ed oad S wenly 20 k owa ts o ess he nd v dua Demandmaybedeterm ned a the company s opt on as he Measu ed Demand establ shed by coni nvous measuremen o by pe od c est o as the Es rna ed Demand de ved from he connec ed oad Measured Demands e the by permanent nsta Ia on of demand me er or by per od c tes sha be dete m ned n accordance w th he Company s standard pract ces and excep be the n unusua cases sha max mum 30m nu e n eg a ed k owa t demend reco d ng of an nteg at ng demand mele or he h ghest reg st a on of a therma ype demand meter dur ng the b ng pe Od n nstances of h ghly fluctuat ng oads or demands of sho dvrat on the Measured Demand may l)e determ ned by appropr ate meter ng eQu P ment des gned to measu e fu y the mpact of such demands Where Measu ed Demands are determ ned by per od c tes a Measu ed Demand so deter m ned Sha cont nue n effe ct unt superseded by a sub sequen est Est mated Demands sha be delerm ned from the connected oad on each lndlv dual me ered ser-v ce as fo ows F rst 5 000 watts at 90 pet Next 5 000 wa s a 80 pet Over 0 000 wa ts at 70 pet The Max mum Capac ty n any mon h sha not be ess than them n mum b I ng demand I any spec f ed n the serv ce contract MINIMUM CHAAGI The M n mum Month y Charge sha 1 be (I $1 DO plus (1l) S2 05 per k owatt per month appl ed tq_ a Max mum Capac tv equ ve ~o so pet of he greater of (3 the h QheSt Maxim urn Capac ty prev ous y estab shed dur ng the er!Y'I of the se v ce contrec or b) the cap•c tr requlrtme tl of the consumer as spec 1 ed n the serv ce contract . WASHINGTON (UPI) Ntxon has con ceded to a group of fr1endiy congressmen Wed nesday noght that the Impeachment mqu1ry could cause them re-<!lectlOn !roubles m November Rep John Erlenborn RID sa1d today that NIXon told the b1part1san group of 10 lawmak ers that the Impact the mqutry on congress10nal electtons would depend on where the unpeachinent effort stood 111 the fall NIXon onvtted the members to a dllll\er cruose on his yacht Sequooa down the Potomac The only mention of un peaclunent was brief and he brought it up while 11e was dlscussong the possible adverse effect of inflation and the state of the economy oo Republican chances n the November elections Erlenliiorn satd He said another factor on whether incumbent congresll men would be in !rouble in November would depend on what stage the unpeaclunent question had reached by that time whether there was a vote for or against Impeachment Erlenborn said Nixoo did not elaborate other lawmakers on the cruise were Repe La Mar Baker R Tenn William G Bray R Ind E G Shuster R Pa wendell Wyalt R-Ore 0 C Fisher D-Tex Tom S Geltys D-S C David Satter field D Va Robert G Stephens 008 and Samuel SERVICE AND CONTRACT PROVISIONS Stratton D-N Y Prestdent Each separate po nt of del very of urv ce by one or mol'e Metered Strv ces she be considered a Contract Local on PUBLIC NOTICI! Not ce & hereby g ven that on end she be metered and b ed aeperate serv ce the 11th day of Jul ~ 1974 at 2 under • P M a pub c heer ng w be contract On y one Metered Ser'v ce of he d on the budget prepartd by rha o ve Townahlr Tr '~tell each ype n to "otOitaoe and w 1 bl S\IPP ld to I Such h"r nv w f be ct at phatl consumer under th s Schedule the off ce of he Tru•tees at one Con ract Locat on Ada B sse Whe e wo o mare serv ces are C erk 171 2 He SMITH NELSON MOTORS INC. SUMMER 18 POINT TUNE UP .. - - - - - - - - SPfCIAL ---------. I I I I Plus ru 1 I With Tltls Coupon I Serv1 ce on Good For J I Expert All Nlokos ol The Ent re 1 JUst S359S I ~ I C.n Month ol Jul y 11 Re- pla ce Ptu9s 2 Re pla ce Points l Re pla ce Condenser 14 ce,e ck Dtstributor Cap Check 01stnbutor Rotor 16 Check Spark Plug W re s 7 Check Co I & Co1l W res 1J Chedc all Fan Be lts 19 Ched Heal Riser Operation 1 IS 1 J I ~ I I 10 Check Starter Perlorrna nc: I Check Ai r Clearner I? Check Fuel I= fter 1l Set Pomts & 'li m no 14 Check EmiSSion Control IS Check all Hoses 16 Ad j ust Carbure tor 17 Clean Choke 8 Road' Test For Performance Our Spectal Pr ces Include Plugs Po nts & Concl Slorv ce Performed by Factorv Tramed Techn c: ans J I I I 1 I I II ~-------------·-------~ .,. Smith Nelsoo Stay Cool Check Our Spectal Low Pnce on TransmiSSIOn Re airs MotoB 500 E Nlotn 5 Have Your Auto Aar Cond Put 1n Shape Pomeroy Oh1o For the Hot Ph 992 2114 Summer JL!;;;;;;;;;;;;~~-------=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ d n 4an c The e d tfe en ce be w een he c a cu a o n s uncle Pa ag ap h h e e n a bov e e e red o n h s Sec on 2 and e he C8 CV a On S a s p OV ded n ~gentzne Pa ag ap h 3 h e e nabov e et e ed o n h s Sec on 2 sha be app ed o h e paymen of he cu en b s a he M un c pa y o se v ce ende ed und e he h en ef ec ve S ree L gh ng Ordnan ce n ud ng an y unpa d ba an ce f om p ev ous pe od s Any su c h d lf e en c e no eqv ed to t he paym en o f he c u en b sha be app ed o subsequen b s o sa d se v c es SECT ON 3 Tha n the event he em of any on rae for standa d second a y e c se v ce he eat e made w h consume s n he Mun cpa y By PHIL NEWSOM lmally superintending every pu suan o the p ov son of h s UPI Foreign News Analyst thing from Peron s working 0 d nance sha extend beyond he erm na on da e of h s When Argentlans speculate schedule IAJ the sliver semce to Ord nance he a es nc ud ng about what the stars may bave be used at d111ner he M n m um Mon h y Cha ge chargeab e he eunde Sha be on store for them and lor He accompamed Mrs Peron he ra es n eftec w h n he Argentme Prestdent Isabel on vacation when work kept Mun cpa y a he me such cha ge s made Peron they may be askong her husband 111 Buenos Atres S&'CT ON 4 That th e Rues hterally about Argentma s and on ofbcial and pnvate lrtpo and R-egu a ons con a ned n most Influential aslrologer heCompany s PUCO No abroad He was wtth her when on f e w h The Pub c V es He 1s Jose Lopez Rega a she vtstted Europe ln June and comm ss on o Oh o as he pale faced man of 57 a on a lrtp IAJ Ch!na on 1972 same may om n e o me be am ende(l o supp em en ed practising astrologer and au When the prestdentappeared as a e no cant c w h he thor of a book on the subJect m pubhc Lopez Rega usually exp ess p ov sons of th s Or d nan c e a e app cab e o a called Alpha and Omega A stood only a few feet behmd se v ce ende ed unde and Message for Humamty pursuan o h s 0 d nance watching him with unbroken No h ng con a ned w h n h s Among moderate Peronists he gaze 0 d nance sha preven any os thoroughly dlsllked someconsume from tak ng ad He os expected to perform the van age w h n the effect ve times described as a Raspulln same duties for Mrs Peron per od of h s 0 d nance of any and as a grey emmence app cab e u e egu a on Like other Peronislas Lopez supp ement o opt on a a e Left wong Peronosts have Rega has pledged himself to wh ch, he Company may make threatened him wtlh death ava abe n s PUC 0 No I"erooiSIIl and m a natlooal on f e w h he Pub c U es But nooe can deny tbat televisJon broadcast awointed Comm ss on of Oh o for he among the few people really himself the chief Interpreter of c ass of se v ce nvo ved SECT ON 5 The a es con close to Peron and IAJ Peron s the thoughts of Genera a ned he en sha be effec ve w h respe c o b s based on widow the forst woman pres1 Peron egu a me e ead ngs made dent m Latm Amertcan In the early days of taking on o at er Ju y 25 1974 and sha em an n effec to b s history Lopez Rega was and over her prestdenUal duties based on egu ar me e remaulS the closest Mrs Peron has been descrtbed ead ngs mede pro o u y 25 Mrs Peroo conflnned it as showmg a surprtsmg 1975 0 pro to the e m nal on of h s Ordnance asp ov ded n when she retamed him ln the amount of independence from sect on 8 of h s 0 d nan c e SECT ON 6 Tha f a any powerful post of prestdenllal the vartous factions t me w th n he pe od f )Ced by pnvate secretary the same surroundong her military and th so d nance the Mun cpa y shou d autho ze an a ernal ve post he held under Peron leading Perorusts me hod for he paymen of he Lopez Regs clalnis IAJ have There os a feeling that she hen cu ren b s of he Mun cpa ty for s eel gh ng been a servant of Peron s may be building support of her a hera es and n acc::o dance cause lor 35 years but his own w th the ems and p ov s onsot the then effec ve s ree gh ng posttion of 1111luence ts more Nonetheless tt lB obvious he Mun cpa y recent 0 d nance o that Mrs Peron a 43-year-old hen he ra es and pr ces for He met Isabel m 1965 durong ooe-tune professtonal dancer s andard second a y e ec c se v ce he e nbove se forth one of her lctps to Argentina as pobticaUy inexperienced and sha be amended as to ows Peron s emissary He asked wtth no pobtical base of her RESIDENCE SERVICE TheM n mum Cha ge and he her help in arrangmg a own will be the central flgure Cha ge for he f rs 20 kwh o meetong wtth Peron if he went on a pobtlcal tug-of war ess of e ec c ene gy con sumed per mon h sha be S 60 to Peron s exile headquarters Peron never permitted Otherw se he schedu e rem a ns m Madrtd at hos own expense talented men to rlse to unchanged GENERAL SERVICE She dld so wtth the result tbat challenge him and hos death SMALL SECONDARY Lopez Rega became superm leaves the country wtthout a The charge tor he frst 20 tendentoflhePeronbouse""ld kwh or ess of e ec c ene gy IJU political structure consumed pe month sha be The Peronlst party ls torn s 65 and the agg ega e M n mum Month y Charge sha between left and roght and be reduced s 00 per mon h some 200 deaths have been Otherw se he schedu e rem a ns PUBLIC NOTICE unchanged atlrtbuted in the last year to 0 ve Townsh p T ustees w SECT ON 1 The h s 0 accep sea ed b ds o be opened gun baltles between the two d nance she ake ef ect f om at the off ce of he Trustees and af er he ear est pe od Jv y 7 1974 1 o cock P M on a Kidnaplngs of foreign bust a owed by aw and s wr en 942 Dodge F re T uc k n far nessmen for huge sums of acc eptan c e by Columbus and cond on sou hern Oh o E ectr c Com The Trustees eserve he ransom have frightened off pany r ght o re ec any or a b ds foreign 111vestment and the SECT ON 8 That the V age by eg sa ve act on or he Ada B sse I country faces huge ecooonuc Company sha have the ght o C erk problems e m nateth s Ordnance a any (7 2 c me upon wr ten no ce f ed In the mlclat of aU of these l.s w th the o her par y hereto a east 30 days pro o such te m nat on d,ate SECT ON 9 Tha he te ms GENERAL andprov sonsofth sOd nance REVENUE are fo n and seve a and he SHARING nva d y of one sha bnot affec John Ze k1e Mayor the va d y of he other 6 28 7 12 2tc Passed bY Coun c of he A lea de Peron depends on astrologer USED CARS 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe v-roof power, atr .. '4695 73 Olds Cutlass S Cpe, v-roof, atr, stereo 13895 13495 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT. v-roof a1r 72 Chev Capnce Cpe , power, a1r .. .... .. 12895 72 Chev Imp Cpe , V-8 auto. P.S • '2495 72 Chev Imp Cus Cpe, viOOf 1 72 Pontiac Cat HT Cpe power, atr 71 Dodge Dart Sw1nger, Slant 6, auto 1 2695 289!1 2195 1 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto .. 12195 71 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe V:S auto. P S '2095 71 Ponltac Cat 4 Door v-roof & atr ' 117!10 70 ChiJSier Newport 4 Dr , pow & a1r '1995 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed power, a1r 11895 11195 69 Ford LTD HT Cpe, V roof a1r 11195 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr , V-8 auto. P.S 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto, p S 69 Ponttae Bonn , 2 Dr HT. v-roof, au 68 Chev Mal Wagon, V-8 auto , P.S 1995 1895 • 11195 1495 1 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, atr 67 Dodge COr HT Cpe, V-8, 4 speed ...... 1495 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door V-8 auto • • '695 65 Olds 98 HT Sedan '295 •• Karr & Van Z~ndt You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEKOV Open Evemngs Unhl6 oo- T1l 5 p m Sat 2 SIGIIS Pomeroy Motor Co. OF QUAliTY 1971 FORD4 WH DRIVE $2395 Sport Custom 8 P ckup wh te over dark red V 8 eng ne 4 speed frans rad o good tires Lottded w th extras 1973 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN $3295 0 Pass small V 8 automatic trans powe steer ng & brakes t nted glass factory a!r radio new Goody ear Rad al w w t r~s v nyl nter or A sharp car & ready to trave 1973 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 13o95 Luxury model 4 door wh te finish v nyl roof green kn f c oth tr m tint glass factory a r Turbo Hydra mat c liQwer steer ng & brakes. s de protective mldg H78 2 2 t res radio with tape showroom clean & has never been ® t tied POMEROY MOTOR CO. 0 PEN EVES 8 00 P M J.L.=--~-~P~O~M_E~R~O~Y_O_H~I~O----:-----==---JJ Those born on this date are become famlUar w1th the Naz1 under the sign of Cancer creed . John Quincy Adams stltth prestdent of the Unoted States BEAUTIFUL was born July 11 I767 This also os the 43rd btrthday of Alilencan aclor Tab Hunter On this day in history In 1933 all school leachers m Gennany were ordered to read Adolf Hitler s Mein Kampf to From DRIED A.OWER ARRANGEMENTS $3.98 Dudley's Aorist Lopez Rega who os accused of orgamzmg the youthful militant roght w111g as his own prlvale •1'111¥ • 59 N Second St Middleport, o. ACTUAL USE REPORT • 97 4 RUTLAND VILLAGE NOTICE TO TAlPAYERS hi$ tc• ltd GtMfll fl1~ Sh• 11111 paym.ntt o a ng $4 40 d I \g13 J ne ld 114 'ACCOUN NO 36 2 053 004 og he petiod i o RUTLAND VILLAGE VILLAGE CLERK RUTLAND OHIO 45775 S t 1 I tt . . _ "-lr!t -Niy ,Widt .._._. '"'"' . , . . . . Jv ... .,.... ..._....,... 13 14 I Audtlor of Meigs County 7 t74 ... niiHtlt ,.,... ~_, ful* A Ill. . . l~111i'.NMJO I 4 JO. •• • 4 740 1 HliNI• I'"' • l,oltJ am �- • • 10- . Tb! Dl>ily Sen1lnel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Friday, July 12, t974 EXTE;NDEO WEA11fER PLEASANT VALLEY Olllo Ext~nd<d Outlook DISCHARGES Mrs . S.Wy lllrougb Tllesday: Samue! Holley, Ashton ; Steve A chance of •bowen -or Richmond, Point Pleasant; ..-.nllowen Sullday and Mrs. Bernard Smith, Southagain obout Tllw!lly. Highs side; Irene · Bitting, RavensBy Frank W. Porter, Ill · lb tbe 80s aod lows mosUy Ia wood ; Mrs. George Hatfield, · Ike .... Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. George Our knowledge . of the Whitt PUny· Mrs Clarence American lndums IS based Rou; h Leiart· · Bill Joe llP00 the_study of lhe remains • Point Pleasant. • oftheh. uman , s kit Johnson, e e ons • BIRTI-1 - A son to Mr. and prese~ed'" a fOSSil state, the Mrs. J ohn Hill , Ashton, mater~al products of hw:nan Tonight - July l:t !IIO'lday industry, and for thl6e tr1bes · present at the arrival of lhe Double Future " THE WORKING GIRLS " Europeans . . written records., - It takes about 1hn:'c ~ Rated " R" PresenUy, representative rn ilc.s uf \'arn . to ~ roducc a Plus spokesmen for the American IJ:ti r of ny)on stockmgs. MAN OFT HE HAR Indians ure actively seeking Rated " R" through legal channels recompense for lhe atrocities SATURDAY suffered by their ancestors at JULY 13 Tonight, Sat., Sun. the hands of land-hungry white Double Feature Program July 12-13-14 TWINS OF EVIL men moving west to the Pacific Peter Cushing Ocean. BANG THE ( R) DRUM SLOWLY In the melee surrounding this PLUS (Technicolor) acUvity, the retur" nf their " HANDS OF M ichael M orar ity • ·c onvicts demand plane American Indians ·seek recompense Mason Drive-In MEIGS THEATRE THE RIPPER" Robert DeNiro <Co lor) Featurette ; Eric Por ter Jane Merrow - Dora ( PG) Dizzy Detectives J Bry~n Stooges Show Starts 7 p.m . ( R) Ohio Selective Service Director • Paul A. Corey announced today that Meigs County Locid Board 83 moved to the College Building 815 Gailia Street, Portsmouth. "The move," Corey said "will enable Selective Servic~ . to effect further economi~s while maintaining an efficient site office within a reasonable distance." Corey also reminded young men that, although no one is· his food , .his own bones and burial place& - allow us to deduce how he lived. Today's professional and amateur historians and archaeologists have been able to reconstruct with remarkable accuracy the daily life patterns of the' American Indians, The key to their success, however, has been the preservation of Indlan artifacts. All too often lhe conatrucUon of highwayo, buildings, and bridges - plus lhe damage caused by blatant pilfering and vandalism - has obliterated many of these sites. Almost everyone at one time in their Ufe has walked through a newly plowed cornfield and ..dlscovered" pieces of runt, an I t ~yROBERTH.GORDON Drug abuse subject of Monday Grand Jury ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY 1 pomeroy national bank the bQnk of I he cenrury eslabfish@d 1872 IMiilbor FDIC . MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues,., Wed ., Thurs . 9 a .m .-J p .m . Fr•day 9a .m. to7 p.m. Saturday 9 a·.m . to 12l'l.loon 1u n Open Friday and Saturday Night Until 8 PM WHEAT SJIOCKtRS - Two 1odJng d!aractera d. the hlatorlcal mUllic pageant, ''Gallla Country," now playing at the amphitheatre, Bob Evans Farms, Rio Grande, are pictured here shocking wheat "near their rock shelter along Raccoon Creek." On left Is Bill Spires, Canal Winchester, who plays Daniel Boone. On rlght ls Lee Durieux, Mt. Ver- Special sale prices now on Girls Sportswear - Womens Sportswear - Womens Dresses and Pants Suits- Slippers - Aprons . Sa·~e on Me~s Dress Slacks . Mens Shirts - Boys Shirts . Sw1m Trunks. Lee Work Uniforms- Mens Walk Shorts Mens & Boys Socks - Neckties. showers. AUTO BANK HOURS · FRIDAY 9 to ]:...SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 A hometown friend. REG. 49.95 ' IN HONOH- Racine Mayor Charles Pyles and Racine Council members have purchased and placed on the groull<b at the Racine Fire Station a monument dedicated to the Honor and Sscriflce of the men and women of the Racine area who served their country. Shown'are 1-r, Glen Rizer and Henry Lyons, coUJicil members and Mayor Pyles. Other council members not present were Gracie Roush, Larry Wolfe, Don Beegle and Lynn Hart. The monument was purchased from Leo Vaughan. Enjoy! Enjoy! {' THE FUN PLACE!! · 6FOOT 3' 11. 5' printed flag . 6' two-section steel pole with $imulated chrome finish . Includes 5" eagle , steel brocket IJild screws. :E9~ RED, WHITE & BL~E 388 • HEAVY DUTY "D" SIZE . . BAmRIES BASKETBALL NET Braided, he9vy duty poly indoor·outdoor ne t. Full length official size . AU-weather ployingoction . . p More active formula gives lonoer service life ... up lo 110% ... 0Yer regular 177 00 fuQ2'QilllQftooi·~~~;D POMEROY .FREE • 2149< BAmRIES BUG BULBS · twice tJ~e seN Ice life of regular onei. Will not oltror:t bugs. ldeol for outdoor porth and ..-..t 'o H9htino. · . """ • WITH COUPON & $5.00 OR MORE PURCHASE . • t:7! MIDDLEPOHT - Installation of 1974- educational systems for the races, which GALLIPOLIS - George C. Smith, 75 officers and a talk by Meigs County pennitted states to call the most Republican nominee for Ohio Attorney common pleas judge John C. Bacon " Wlequal " education systems equal n in General, announced · today that highlighted the weekly meeting of the the sight of the law was changed by the Prosecuting Attorney Gene Wetherhoit Middleport • Pomeroy Rotary Club at court. He also reviewed recent economic will serve as chairman of Smith's cam~ Heath United Methodist Church Friday trends as related to innation and govern- paign in Gallia County. nlght. ' To kick off the campaign for Smith in ment policy. · Gallia County, a reception will be held Pa1il Smart installed the new officers Women·of the church served the dlnner. Saturday, July 20at 3:30p.m. at the Courtwho are the Rev. Robert T. Baumgardner, president, Vernon Weber, vice president, !f:::~:!:::~:::::::~~:::::~!:~o:~:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::~:::;::::::~ house on Locust St. in Gallipolis. Jotln L. Werner, secretary, the Rev. !::; Extended Outlook \~ The reception wiil be open to all who are Robert W. Kuhn, treasurer, and directors, · :!:! Monday through Wednesday: ::( interested in the Smith for Attorney . Harold E. Hubbard; Dennis Keney and :;:; Chaijce of showers Monday j:!: General campaign. George Meinhart. :;'; ot Tuesday then clearing , )~;: George Smith, 38, Prosecuting Attorney Judge Bacon, introduced by Vernon :!:: Wednesday. Highs ln the 90s tl lor Franklin County won the Republican Weber, program chairman, used how !i!i Monday dropping lo the 70s and ~( nomination [or Ohlo Attorney General in decisions of the U. S. Supreme Court set ;ij low 80s Wednesday. Lows Jn [:~; the -May primary. precedent and bring ·about changes In law j:; the 10s Monday and Tuesd~y :[:! Smith is presently serving hls fourth liS his topic. For example, he said, that a lowering to the 50s and low 60s !~; year as Prosecuting Attorney for Franklin 1954 decision ruling illegal the practice :~ ·. We.dnesday. · ;:;; · County.",ffis experience Includes 15 years in state, local and COU11Iy publlc service. Iince ,the 19th centl&'y of dual but eaual . - YELLOW 99C VALUE , head campaign ll ..... ....,....... Heavy duty Supe!" cells 9ive I'!'IOI"e than (LESS "0." SIZE BATTERIES) Live Entertainment Wetherholt to HEAVY DUTY "C" SIZE . FLASHLIGHT Brings You ~~=~ I ;;~· F~ ' 2i44~ . r=::? Rotarians install .seven newly elected officers POMEROY - Two fo urteen-year old youths are in very critical condition at St. Marys Hospital, Huntington, following a Single car accident Friday night at approximately 8 p.m. · The Meigs County Sheriff's Department reported that Michael Sigler, 16, Rutland, Rt. l, driver of the .car, was · traveling south on U. S. Rl. 33 at a high rate of speed . He repc.rted that· he put the car in neutral when a passenger aliegedly shifted the car in reverse locking the back wheels. The drivet· lost control going off the highway into the median strip, struck a culvert, and bounced back coming to a stop i.n the northbound lane upslde down . The most seriously injured were · passengers Russell Fitchpatrick, l4, Rt. I, Middleport, and Rick Priddy, 14, DeXter, who are in St. Marys Hospital and Howard Furgeson, 12, no address recorded, who is in Holzer Medical Center. Sigler, the driver, was not injured nor was rinother PRICE 20 CENTS Vandalism probed by Gallia Sheriff GALIJPOIJS Two acts o[ van· dalism, a tbefl complaint and · an auto accident were investigated Friday by Gallia County sherifl's deputies. . P. W. Rickman o! Lower River .Rd. reported sl!rneone broke a window out of his moblle home and Stan Evans of Bob McCormick Rd. sald someone slashes two tires on his van which was parked Ji'riday night at the Holiday Inn in Kanauga. · Phillip Heck of Ravenswood reported . the theft of a .22 caliber pistol taken from . his change locker at the James M. Gavin Plant. Deputies investigated a ..)filljic accident at the Tara Apartrno.rff complex in Addison where an auto driven by William E. Kushali, 57, 844 Carm Dr., backed into a parked car owned by Patricia K. Hastlngs, 26, o! Addison. Two men charged with destruction GALLIPOLIS - Larry L. Woodall, 20, Kent, Ob,io, and Gregory L. Kerr, 19, .Rootstown, Ohio, were arrested by city police here Friday following a complaint filed by Mrs. John McKean at the WilHam Ann Motel. According to the police, the pair were charged with destruction o[ property in their motel room .. Officers said a lamp was broken and that a picture and the elecirlcal system , were damaged. Both men posted $200 bonds in lleu of appearances in Gallipolis Municipal Court. Pollee investigated a hit-skip Frlday on the parking lot at the Pennyfare Market . on Thlrd Ave. Officers said lll1 unknown vehicle struck a parked c~r owned . by Lennle E. Haptonstall of Middleport. A backing mlshap occurred on Court St. where an auto drlven by Il!Sac L. Fraley, 70, 554 Jackson Plke, backed lnto a truck owned by Samuel L. Morrls of BidwelL. Vinton .woman ~ets one-year sentence , POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK ·co . Middleport-Pomeroy passenger, Floyd Fitchpatrick, 16, Rt. 1; Middleport. · Ali-re taken to Veterans Merrtocial Hospitaloy the Pomeroy E:R Squad. The three Q<>ys were later trans!erred to the other two hospitals. The accident is still under in·· vestigation. 11 oomo·oooo?iilooc<l.JIICNoootrmXY'K)(~"""'" MEIGS INN . 9:30 til 2 • FLAG KIT Anderson 17!~ 2.99 NIGHT bockyord picnics, barbecues .. . or for recreation room activities. 36" ~ 48 " x 1h" double laminated masonite bockboord 'f inished in white, noo-glore eoomel. 12-net loop gool ispl"emoooted. REG . SAT-. 1-Y2" thick rustic redwood p1cmc set .n ottractivt porkoy style . Tobie is 24-1 / 16" wide. Use for IN CTN . SUNDAY, JULY 14, 1974 Two youths critical following car _mishap ELBERFELDS .IN POMEROY BACKBOARD &GOAL REG. 23.95 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT 9:30 AM to 8 PM .sn 3488 1'han 12,{)(}() Families 34 PAGES your own backyard ' Reaching More THREE' SECTIONS VOL 9 NO. 24 He said authorities were Ueplnc about 70 officers lnslde the federal co..-t building including 54 city policemen, 10 to 20 U. S. deputy marshals and government building guards. George K. McKenny, chlel U. S. marshal for the District of Columblo, said the hostages are "in ~'!Od shape and Rood spirits.'' He said he thought the releaoe was "a good sign - lt was a muluaiiiOI'I of thing. I believe-a solution can be reached." "We are communicating with each other. I can't say when this thing will come to an end . I'm not interested in any bloodshed, violence or loss of life." In another sign of easing tenalon, one of the prisoners told radio station WASH that officials had agreed to provide toothpaste, towels, toothbrushes and other personal items. Frank Gorham, 25, and Otis D. Wilkerson, 24, who calls htmBelf Robert Nathan Jones, overpowered federal marshals in a desperate bld lor freedom Thursday. . Gorham is serving up Ia 25 years for armed bank robbery and Wilkerson lOla 30 years for conspiracy to kldnap, escape and other counts. They took eight hostgaes - four deputy marshals, two private attorneys and two Justice Department employes. One deputy marshal was released Thurs- · day night. · Your Invited Guest tmts Partly cloudy with a chance Clearance Sale Prices on piece goods • bath towels bedspreads - luggage -housewares -and furniture on the third floor. '"This may be an unprecedented action for a judge in this county, but l truly believe that some direct action must be taken to settle the fears of this commll1lity and its people .; Provided sufficient evidence exists, it is hoped this wlll bring about the indictment and trial of individuals involved in drug abuse and related criminal activities," Judge Calhoun concluded. + of a!temoon thundershowers. . High in 90s. Monday, chance of PICNIC TABLE NOW YOU KNOW The oyster cocktail ._-iginated at a California bar in I866 when a miner ordered a whisky cocktail and some raw oysters, and ..:. after drinking the cocktail - placed the oysters in the same glass with catsup, Worcestershire and pepper sauce 'and ate the concoction with great gusto. non, author of the pagent. Duerleu portra~ John Burford. Friday, during the fourth of nine presentations, more than 600 persons attended the pageant. The sixth performance will start at 9 o'clock this evening. Tickets are available at the gate. Weather 5FOOT RUTLAND BRANCH . Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Sat ., 9 a .m .-3 p.m . l'hursday 9a .m. to 12 Noon Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p.m . GALLIPOLIS - The Galila County Grand Jury wili..be seated at 9:'30 a.m. Monday to hear testimony and evidence on drug abuse in the Gallla County area . Common Pleas Court Judge Ronald R. Calhoun, earlier this month said:' " I want every citizen of Gailia County to have an opportunity to present to this grand Jury all evidence he or she may have on drug abuse and related crimes. • Open Friday & " It Is ll1llikely but possible." The convict. earlier Saturday released II other prisoners in what officials said was a sign of hope the incident could end without bloodshed. One prisoner, Almeda Washington, 24, of Washington, decided to stay iri the basement jail with the convicts who have Uu-eatened to kill the hostages unless U>ey are freed. No one has been inJured so far . Stevenson described the situation as "stable." He said the gunmen had set no deadline, and that the government was willing "to let the standofi go on as long as necessary ." WASHl.NGTON ( UP!) The government held out Saturday the "unlikely · but P<>SSible" hope that two coovlcts besieged lor the third day ln the federal courthouse Jail with seven hostages, would be granted their demand ol a plane to freedom . . Justice Department spokesman Robert Stevenson safd the two prisoners were told thelr demand for air transportation to a foreign coUJitry "Is a condition the government cannot aceept." But, asked If the government could charoge its mind, Stevenson said: antedate the Hopewell Moundbuilder culture , Included In the find ~·• 1 ceremonial gorget placed at the head of lhe grave. Research is now belng conducted by myself, a member of lhe Department Of Geography at the University Of Maryland, and Mr. McDonald, an employee of the · Kyger Creek Power Plant, In an st.tempt to shed more light on the Identity of the artifacts. Storewide July ·Clearance Sale • . being inducted, the law stili are discarded sold or find reqwres every young man to their way into shoeboxes register within the 6Q-day beneath other curios in a closet period commencing 30 days or attic. prior to his 18th birthday. He For the more curious pointed out that registration "amateur archaeologist" can be conveniently ac- numerous books are available, complished · in one of three which provide aid in (Ieier· ways for the Meiga County mining the origin and purpose youth : of such artifacts. An excellent I. Registration ai the site litUemonographdiseusslng lhe office in Portsmouth Virginia Indians is Ben c, 2. Registration by mail if no McClary, "Indians in Seven. volunteer registrar is con- teenth Century Virgins", venienUy located which is available from the 3. Registration by volunteer University Press of Virginia registrar at the following for only $1.50. locations: 0 Another work which Reedsville - Eastern High discusses in considerable School, Ms. Helen Heaton, delail all the eastern seabord is Registrar. · James B. Griffin "ArRadne - Southern High chaeoiogy ot Eastern' United . Sch~l, Ms. Marilyn L. Powell, States", published by the University of Chicago Press. Reg1strar. Pomeroy' - _ Meigs Hlgh This thoroughiy documented School, Mr. Harold E. Sauer, text provides drawings Registrar; Board of Education photographs, and maps so that Office (Mulberry Heights), Ms. common and rare artifacts in Unda Lou Raley, Registrar ; your possession can be comGallia-Meiga Corporation for pared. For more general in-. Community Ac~on ; Ms. Hazel formation, the numerous McKelvey, Registrar. works by Clark Wissler should • years of being plowed , a considerable amount of earth still had to be removed by shovels before l!Oatchin8 lhe actual grave. Beneath a cover of large sandstone meticulOUSly placed by lhe Indians - a four inch layer of charcoal wu noted, whlch cootained fragmenrs of anlmal bones and small chips of flint . At a depth of sis feet we discovered 72 spear points and ar.rowheads which possibly • WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Senate Thursday voted to deprive federal agents of the power to· rilake "no knock" ralds on suspected drug deaSat~rday lers. It also voted overwhelmingly for an amendment to cut off military and economic aid to any COUJitry that grows opiwn that illegally reaches U.S. markets. The move was clearly aimed at Turkey, whlch recently Ufted a ban on the growing of poppies from which opium and 1--------------------------_.:.'---------------~------~---__, heroin are derived. The_ controversial "no knock" law enacted four years ago empowered federal narcotics agents and District of ' Columbia police to obtain ' warranis to break torclbly into a suspect's home or offlce without announcing themselves. An amendment repealing the authority passed, 64 to 3I, as part of a measure extending the Ufe of the Drug Enforcement Administration for five years. The legislation was sent to the House. . The antiopium amendment was sponsored by Sena. Walter Mondsle, D-Minn., and James Buckley, R-N.Y., and passed 3PIECESET by Monterey Bay 81-3. Get that new car you deserve. See us today about an Auto Loan. Fast. Efficient Thrifty. Zoom in today. 992-3629 he consulted. This short essay was prompted In part by my recent vtslt Ia Pomeroy, during which it·was my good fortune to work wlth Bruce M. McDonald in excavating an Indian mound in that area . Informed of the location of the burial mound, we were graciously given pennisslon by lhe owner to excavate lt. AithOU8h the mound was much Jower after successJve ::~:.e:~.,:,~~:e~a~:' often, however, these objecls Draft hoard moves No knock rule is kayoed oome,c;y '"'lond land has assumed at times more Importance than the preservatioo of their cultaral heritage. Most or lhe tribes Inhabiting North An>erica have long since vanished, leaving lillie but their weapons, tools, and domestic utensils buried ln the earth. One practice which has brought to light considerable knowledge concerning these tribes has been the search for these elusive and fast diminishing artifacts. These material remains of mlll1 - the objects he used and made, his dwelling places and defensive structares, his tools and weapons, the remains of • . The Department Store of.BuUditig Since 1915 I HEW omCERS .- Poul llmlrt, -.cont~ from left, in· 111111 new' llllmbetl ollhl Mlddlllpcri-Pomero)i Rolllry Club at-tile club's weekly rneetln& Friday nlcht. New officers are, . •• from ltft to rJsht, Delln!J Keney, director, Slnlrt, Harolti E. Hubbard, director, Rev. ·Robert S.UIIlllrdntr, president, Vemon Weber, vice-preeldent, Jolin L: Werner, secretary, aitd George Melllhart, director, Additional photo on page 2. ' • • · PT. PLEASANT ..:. A one year sentence in' the Mason County Jall wa.s given wSadie Lynn Thacker of.Route I, Vinton, by Judge James Lee Thompson in the Mason CoUJity Circuit Court Friday. The sentence followed a guilty plea to Petit Larceny on June 17 by Miss Thacker. ·· Origlnally;she had pleaded not guilty to a charge o! grand larceny. Tile incident that Miss Thacker was ·. charged With stems back to January 24 when she was acculltld Ol stealing · ap• . proximately '300 of personal property belonging to Mary Waller of . Polr\t Pleasant. · .. l I· WARDROBE MISTIIESS for lhe ltlsiAirical mualcal pageant "Gallill Country'; is Mrs. Th~ (Nora) Price, Gallipolis. Mrs. Price was asalgned the respon. sib1Uiy of proVIding costumes for approximately 85 east members. Nora Price wardrobe -mistress for pageant RIO GRANDE"- Mrs. Thorn· (Nora) Scrips-Howard correspondent, as "looking Price, Galilpoiis, is wardrobe mistress for as though it had come from one of Ohlo's the historical musical pageant, "Gallia historical musewns." Co'Wltry." Those wh\l have attended '"Gallia Country" can attest to the fact that Uie Mrs . .Price has undertaken the mopurnental task of providing costumes costuming has added a great dimension for approximately 85 participants in the and reality to the pageant When the appageant. plause is heard following the per!onnances, a large part ol it should be shared . Some o!the wardrobe has been rented, but for the most part, the work has been with Nora Price, ~~seamstress ex· turned out by Mrs. Price with many yards traordinaire !'' • . of material, miles of thread and acres of Following this weekend's per· talent and patlence. formances, there will be three more on She made patterns. bought patterns, July 19, 20 and 21, starting at 9 p.m. In the let out seams ... took in searrts ... collected amphitheatre at ·.Rio Grande. Tlcke~ for ~~ sorts of clOthing from Goodwill, the adults are an.d children I2 yeara of age and under, $i.IIO. people's attics and basements, but with the skill of · a Michelangelo or Mantisse, There are special rates for groupa of • ''Artistic Nora"·has come up wlih a ward- or more. Further infonnation may be robe which has been described by one obtained from the Gallia Dramatic Aria ·Society, Chamber of Commerce BJdi., I8 State St., Gal,lipoiis, phone He-8011. '3 . MIDDLEPORT ~ Cecil Thompson of Rutland owned a car destroyed by flre following a traffic ~¢elden! Wednesday at the junction of County Road 3 and Rt. 7 ln · Meigs County. The Gallla-Meigs Po~t State Highway Patrol said an auto drlven by Albert D. Cain, 58, Williamstown, W. Va ~ struck the rear end of the car, which was dtlven by Paul D. Kuhn, 27, Rt. 1, Middleport. The car caught flre after the cruh. . . No one hUrt in mishap , GALIJPOLIS- No Qll' waallljured In an accident at 8 a.m. Friday 011 Rl. 110, .flve tenths 'of a mile 11011th of tbt GalllaVinton County line. • ' · The Gallla·Melga l'olt 1111118 JlcllwiJ 'Patrol sald Dena K, Fralty, II, II. l, Ewing ton, 1011 Clllllrol of hlr car llhldl na. off the hlahway llriklllc a cW*III. ,_. was mt>dtrate dlmliCe Ia lhl - . • • •• � 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/. 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