https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/54a87d7a14751045d6570fe90b982183.pdf 1cb03f57b16025b5056c82df6744b9dc PDF Text Text ' . 12- Tho Daily sentinel, Middlepori-P<HllerO)', 0 ., 'l1lursday. July 18, l!!'H I .500,000 vote to strike • By UDited Pte111 International The Communica lions Workers of America rejected a contract offer from American Telephone & Telegraph and authorized a strike vote today among 5CXMX»> Wtion members Who work in Bell Telephone Systems across the country. The strike vote ~arne just as tile country's labor problems appeared to be easing, with many of 230,000 striking work· ers returning to lheir jobo ·MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT JULY 18 NOT OPEN FRIDAY, SATURDAY SUNDAY July 19-20-21 DELIVERANCE " R'' (Technicolor) SHDWSTARTS7 PM Mason Drive-In TONIGHT& FRIDAY JULY 18-19 today. CWA President Glenn E. Watts, chainmm of the union's national bargaining committee, announced Ule decision 90 minutes after most of the more Ul,an 100 contracts in the Bell System expired at midnight. Contract talks have b<en going on for several months between AT&T and workers who are members of two major international · unions plus several independents covering all of Bell's 7SO,OOO,OOO employes. In Charieson, W. Va., about 1,300 members of CWA Local 2001 staged an unaulhorized strike and set Wl oickets in lhe Charleston area at midnight when the contracts explred. Negotiations · betwe en the · AT&T and its subsidiaries on one side.- and representatives of two major AFL-CIO unions and several Independents on lhe other, began May 15for lhe first time . In lhe past, separate contracts were worked out locally by each division or lhe Bell System. Other labor problems in lhe country took a turn 'for lhe better Wednesday with lhe settlement of several contracts. Union leaders of striking Ohio employes voted to accept a new wage offer ranging from 10 to 30 cents an hour, ending a strike against state prisons, mental health hospitals and Lobby \ hours are changed I Yankees clinch league crown a 122-day strike lhat had become the second longest current walkout in tbe country. Workers returned to their jobo today. Prison guards returned to worll: Wednesday at Cranston, R.I., following a two-day strike. Union leaders agreed not to stage walk011ts in the future. The strike started .Tuesday . when guards protested a decision by Deputy · Warden Ronald Brule not to place an inmate automatically in the segregation unit of the lacility. The inmate had been involved in a light wllh a guard. Ho'o ver · (Continued from page 1) San Clemente, Calif. · The next morning, he said, Nixon ordered him to take lhe wiretap data from Sullivanand then make sure that it matched information already in lhe White House. The FBI said Mardian said Kissinger and he checked the . FBI records against the White VOL. XXVI NO. 68 EXTENDED OUTLOOK Generally fair through the period. Highs In the SOt. ·Lows In tbe upper 50s to mid 60s. .-"'' ' In littie league action the Pomeroy Yankees have taken Double ·f eature the championship wilh three TEENAGE TRAMP games left to play . The team . PluS has a 9-0 record . . In league TEENAGE STRANGLER action.they scored 133 runs and yielded only 19. The standings to date House's ''and satisfied them· Yankees 9-0, Harrisonville, 4-5, selves lhat Dr. Kissinger's TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. Pomeroy Giants and Pomeroy · material matched wilh lhe (UP!) · - Attorney General Pirates 4-6 each, and Pomeroy cover Sheet which Mr. Mardian William B. Saxhe today urged Tigers 2-6. was using." federal prosecutors to give top Mardian was asked if he priority to fighting "Twentieth gave the bag containing lhe Century buccaneering" by real 1'he most popul11r night cluiJ in wiretap data·to Nixon. "He sat estate developers whose proback in his chair, shrugged his 'jects illegally destroy coastal DRIVER CITED shoulders, hestitated and said, marshlands . the tri-county urea is proud to rwo cars had minor 'I cannot answer · that He said destruction of the damages on the parking lot in question,"' the report said. marshes could drastically present Pomeroy a.t 1) :05 p. m . WedThe SALT taps were only one reduce food supplies. nesday night when a car driven group or live separate ·wiretap Saxbe addressed the u.s. by Dorothy Sa til, Pomeroy, incidents detailed in the Judici- · attonieys and state officials of stnlck a car driven by Roger . ary Committee evidence. One five Gulf states at a regional Kovalchik, who · w~s backing of them was the wiretap conference on enforcement of THE HALLMARKS from a parking space . Dorothy planted Memorial Day week- federal laws protecting seasonSeth was cited to court lor end, 1972, at Democratic ally submerged coastal land driving left or center. headquarters at the Watergate from environment damaging office building and another, development. lasting from May, 1969 to Feb. "H we fail to save lhe 10, 1971 , involved 17 govern- wetlands we will be t.Sing -ment officials arid reporters--- more than an economic and Resen•e District No.4 State No, 223X . . ' and led to allegations that aesthetic asset that can never Kissinger had lied during his be recreated ," he said in a CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF • confirmation hearings. prepared text. Presidential attorney James "The loss may also signal an D. St, Clair justified the impending and crushing defeat . · decision to wiretap wilhout in lhe larger effort to maintain obtaining warrants . on the an environment lhat civilized OF Pomeroy, Ohio and Foreign and Domestic Subsidiaries, at the close ol grounds the Supreme Court man can inhabit," Sax~ said. besiness Juoe 30, 1974, a state ""nldng Institution organized and operating had "stated lhat lhe legality of "Given enough excessesWider the banking laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve foreign .. policy warrantless the d~struction of Jish., the Sys)em. Published In accordance wllh a call made by the State Banking wiretaps was an open ruination of cropland~we Authorities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. question," allowing the could at some point begin to . ASSETS government to rely on lower face food shortages on a scale cash and due from other bankS - - ·- - - • - - - . - - - ••• - • $1,501,341.10 court decisions upholding such lhat has caused widespread U. S. 'Treasury securities - , - - - - •• - - - ; - • - - - - 3,240,149.92 wiretaps as legal. death and suffering in other Obligations of other U.S. Govt. agencies and corporations - - •••• - • 272,492.71 The Judiciary report on nations," Saxbe said. Obligations of States and political subdivisions - - - - - - 1,146,942.99 evidence brought to 14 lhe " By building wall-to-wall Other securities •• - - .• - - - · ~ . - - - - • - • - 21,000.00 number of volumes published housing developments and inFederal funds sold and securities purchased by lhe panel, wilh more to dustrial installations along the under agreements to · resell - • - - - - - - - - - ISO,OOO.OO come later this week. coastlines we run the risk of Other loans - - • - • - •• - - • - • - • - - - · - - • 8,728,080 .38 dumping such unprecedented Bank premises, furniture and fixtures , .. , announts of efflu.ents into lhe and olher assets representing bank premises • ' - - ••• • 439,665 .94 seas that offshore waters could Veterans Memorial Hospital Other assets - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - 12,003.03 .ADMITTED - Mary King , become basins of sludge . TOTAL ASSETS • - ·• - • • • • • • -· • -' · - • • - 15,m,876,07 Middleport ; Junior Authetson, LfAJilL~IES Racine ; Debra Call, Pomeroy; · Demanil deposits of Individuals, parlnerships, Kenny Lunsford, Pomeroy . MONEY RECEIVED and corporations - - - - • - - - · - - - - - - - 3,315,221.53 DISCHARGED - Phillip State Auditor Joseph T. Time and savinga deposits of individuals, Click, Sr ., . Wilda Brogan, FerguSon's office announced partnerships, and corporations - - - - • - · - - - - 9,982,202.88 Audrey Hendrix, Wilma today the di stribution of Deposits of United Stales Government · - • · • - - - • - - • 108,773.21 Eynon, Robert Forrest. . $5,257,860.30 in local gover nDeposits of States and political subdivisions - - - - - - - - - 490,739.70 ment mone y to Ohio's 88 Deposits of commercial bankS - - . • • - - - - - • • 1,744.74 counties and 335 ci ties and Certified and officers' checks, etc. - - - - - - . - - 77,44ii.74 villages. Meigs County DETERGENT TAKEN TOTAL DEPOSITS IN The Middleport E-R squad re ceived $12,500 . -$12,976,127,00 DOMESTIC OFFICES . was called tQ Mill St. at 2:44 p. (a) Total demand deposits -- 3,993,924.92 . m. Wednesday lor twl).year.old . WCAL TEMPS (b) · Total time and savinga deposits . • 9,982,202.88 Christopher Lee Richm ond . Temperature in ·downtown . TOTAL DEPOSITS IN OOMESTIC who had swall owed liquid Pomeroy Thursdny at 11 a.m. AND FOREIGN OFFICES · 13,976,127.80 detergent. He was taken to was .83 degrees under Swmy Other liabilities . - - · - - - - - 5;12.420,63 Veterans Memorial Hospital.. skies. TOTAL LIABIUTIES - • • - - - - · • · • - • • • 14,518,548.43 . RESERVESONWANSANDSECURITIES Reserve for bad debt losses on loans JULY SHOE CLEARANCE (set up porsuant to IRS rulinga ) • • • - • • - · - - • - - - - 45,969.52 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES • 4>,969.52 CAPITAL ACCOuNTs EQUITY CAPITAL-TOTAL '947,158.12 Corrunon Stock-total , par value • • - • . 300,000.00 No. shares authorized 12,000 No. shares outstan~ing 12,000 Surplus - - • • • - - • - .• - • - - • • . - - • - - • 400,000.00 Ladies' Spring & ' UrlcHvided proflts- -· - - - - - -- - · -· · --- - . 247,158.12 Summer TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • · 947,158.12 TOTAL LIAlliUTIES, RESERVES, AND Naiuralizer , Auditions, . · and 15,511,676.07 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS • • . • - • ' • • • Natural Bridge and SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Fanfares. Pled!Jed aasets and seouritles loaned {book value) : . Values to $22.00 U. S. Govenunent obligations, dlrect and guaranteed, · pled!Jed to · secure deposits and other liabiUUes 660,445.82 Sf1ecial Group 1 Lot Women's 660,44$.82 TOTAL · - - - - - - - - - • - • - • And Children's MEMORANDA < • Average of .total deposits·for tile 15 calendar · BROKEN - • - , 13,982,687.90 daya ending w.ith caU date - - - • - - SIZES Average ot total loans lor lhe lo cale~dar days .ending wilh . call date - - - - - • - - • - • - ' - 9,326,455.14 I, Roeer W, Hysell, Cashier, of the above-named bank do bereby declare that thiareporl of condition is true lo the best of my knowledge arid belief. Ro«.,- W. Hysell Saxhe wants new buccaneers hit The MEIGS INN GEO. HALL AND TONIGHT 9:30 TIL 2 THE FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS COMPANY BERRY'S WORLD of the nation's estuary' marshl•nds were lo~ to com. mercial and residential development between 1947 and 1967. Others show New York state lost 28 per cent and ·Connecticut .21 per cent iii 15 years, Saxbe said. He . said a 1973 survey showed california has lost 67 per cent. . SALE LADIES' DRESS SHOES 8.99 10.99 · lADIES' 2.50 ' Summer Purses, % Price We, the underail!ned directors, attest tile correclness of this report of condiiiGn and dtclare that It bas been examined by us and to the best. of our knowledp and belief is true and correct. C. Waynt Swltber · C.r~<y, Jr. Fred E. Robert !kbeUU.. • Direct~ R: MARGUERITE'S SHOES BETTY OHUNGER POMEROY Pomeroy -~..J4-© 1974 oy NEA. loc. ClJi.-..(3;~ "Yes, I'm prote$ting high taxes - AND the high cost of men's clothing. too!" By United Press International A Tarkish battle fleet of warships and troop landing barges sailed today from lhe port o( Mersin on Tarkey's souUlern coast only 80 miles from lhe embattled island of Cyprus. The destination of the armada was unknown . UPI Correspondent John Lawton reported from Mersinthat the fleet . set sail early today, but lhe Ankara government refused to permit transmission of the report for several hours. The fleet consisted ol 17 landing craft loaded with tr oops and three cruisers, Lawton reported . It was not known whether other Tarkish began on March, 1970 for lhe System to he supplied from wells in Syracuse. It will cost nearly $700,000. At right, top, front,! to r, are Mayor Dale Smith, Clerk Jane Walton, Rudolph . Or as, representing the Economic . Development Administration which has given a $262,000 ·grant to the system, and Michael Stoyak, representing the' engineering firm of Burgess and Niple; back row, Reed Will, water and sewage - supervisor; C harle ~ Legar •. board of publfc.' Offairs chairman; Solicitor Fred Crow, E. F. Robinson, board of public offairs, member, and • WASHINGTON (UPI ) Consumer prices rose one per cent in ·June, largely because cost~ of goods that normally decline in lhe summer continued to rise,. the govenunent reported today. Consumer prices were 11.1 per cent higher lhan a year ago. At the wholesale level, lhe annual inflation rate gauged by the most recent survey was 14.5 per cent whilelhe level and the .r_ate as measure-d by the Gross National Product was 8.8 per cent. The Labor Department also reported today lhat over-theyear real average weekly earnlngs for rank-and-file workers declined 3.8 per cent. This is a result of higher consumer.prices, and a 0.8 per cent decline in average weekly hours, which was only partially offset by the 7.8 per cent in average hourly earnings from a year ago .. ' The OIQsumer Price Index reached 147.1 last month , largely because of higher lhe well houses and foundations for the storage tanks; R. L. Wheeler , vice president IN THE LOWER group, of Caldwell Tanks, .lnc., Louisare representatives of the ville, Ky.; which will provide firms having contracts in . the storage tanks; Harry construction of lhe new $700,000 Chastain and James Fortson, Pomeroy water system also representatives of the Boonecoplerring Thursday in Coleman . Co., Portsmo~th, Pomeroy to plan lhe project. general contractors on the job. According io lhe Economic .The Portsmouth firm will Development Administration begin work Immediately. The which has made a $262,000 new system is expected to he grant on the project, 80 per cent of those employed in the president of HOrn and Jones completed in about one year. prices for new aild used cars, work involved must he local Construction Co., which wiD do medical care services, mortgage interest costs, household EXTE!'IDED OUTLOOK durables and fresh fruits. Highs Sunday In lhe upper While consumer prices con70s to low 60s. Warming to tinued to rise, tho economy as a the upper 60s and lower 90s whole contiued to slump. The by Tuesday. Lows in the mid area." He also suggested customers 50s to lpw 60s Sunday and In Other useful information in verily and transfer thelr list of the directory includes area frequently called numbers to the.60s by Tuesday. codes for most ,Ohio cities and lhe new book. Space lor 30 major cities outside Ohio. numbers is provided inside lhe · The directory also features back .cover. an Insert between the white "Especially check out those and yellow pages illustrating. a familiar numbers that are not variety of telephones, In- answering," Pearch said. "it cluding lhe candlestick and may be that the number has elegant decorator phones. changed." Any customer not "Before disposing of lhe old receiving a new directory by directory, we silggest lhat July 24 should call the customers leaf thro~h the old Pomeroy busineas office. book. " Pearch said. Usled in lhe book with "Sometimes people ,file lrn· Pomeroy and · Middleport are portant papers there." exchanges of Letart . Falls, Portland, Racine and Rutland. Councilman Harry Davis. residents. At the meeting were, front, 1 tor, Charles Legar, chairman or the board of public affairs; Mayor Dale Smith; Rudolph Oras, representing the E.D.A. ·and · Michael Stoyak, representing lhe engineering firm of Burgess and Niple; back row, BiU Boger, of G. M. Baker and Soli, Columblll!, which \vill ·do the wells; M. Russell Horn , Lebanon, New directories coming out .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Distribution of new 1974 telephone directories to customers in · the Pomeroy Middleport area is under way, General Telephone Co. of Ohio said today. Pictured on lhe cover is a . tranquil harvest sunset. "The best part of lhe book 1!fe the pages between lhe . .. ·JULY CLEARANCE SALE Continues With Special Sale Prices in Every Department on Every Floor and At the · covers,'' said Donald H. Pearch, Por;n.eroy customer service supervisor. "In ad- Warehouse on Mechanic Street dition to up-to-date phone numbers of friends and neigh· bors, there are hundreds, of listings lor businesses in lhe Open Friday and Saturday Nights Til 8 PM • Men 's Short Sleeve Sport and· Dress shirts. A good selection of styles, colors and sizes. ·. · • Boys short sleeve knit shirts and sport shirts. Sizes 3 to 7 and ato 18. • Special sa le prices on boys summer weight jackets. warships also set sail from other bases on Turkey 's southern coast. Turkish Inf ormation Minister Orhan Birgit later confirmed Utat the ships had sailed. · While lhe destination of the warships was not released, Tarkey has lhreatened to intervene militarily on Cyprus .to prevent the island republic from uniting wilh Greece. Alter Greek.Jed Cypriot rebels ousted Archbishop Makarios on Monday, · Turkey massed an estimated 90,000 troops backed by artillery and tanks on its southern shore in preparation for an invasion of the island. The Turkish parliament met in emergency session Thursday to consid.er approving an invasion of the Wand, but adJourned until Saturday with- ment ol Cyprus rushed a new ambassador to the United Nations, . threatening dr amatic diplomatic showdown between lhe new out making a decision. reglrne and ousted President · The meeting wa s put off Makarios. Makarios pi1Jnned to ask lhe while Turkish Premier Bulen! Ecevlt visited London lor crisis Security Council today to belp talks wilh British leaders and his deposed government. But President Nixon's special he said he opposed u .N. emissary, Undersecretary of military intervention against lhe rehel regime. State Joseph ~isco. UP! Correspondent Michael Sisco arrived in Alhens \OdaY Keats reported from tbe Cyprito warn Greek leaders of lhe "potential lor calamity in lhe ot capital of Nicosia that the region." He planned to fly on to Greek~ed 'military rulers had Ankara later today for more begun a massive roundup of urgent talks with Turkish Makarlos supporters. Troops patroled the streel3 and set up leaders on lhe'Cyprus crisis. The military-backed govern: Continued on page 10 trend is now the longest in five brought fresh criticism of admlnistr~tlon pollcies by The downturn stretched from some leading Democrats. January through June, accordsen. Edward M. Kennedy, Ding to ligures on lhe Gross Mass., said President Nixon's National Product made public . policies were "totally inept." Thursday by the Commerce He said lhe econom;y is sick Department. and Nixon's medicine Is While wor~ers ' average "lhreatening to kill the patient weekly pay in June was about instead of curing the disease." $10 ahead of a year ago, lhe House Speaker Carl Albert goverrunent statisticians said said the President "must lead it actually fell in terms of and use the progralns provided buying power because of In- . by the Congress, but the nation. The average in June President has neither adminiswas $154.71 compared · to tered nor led." $144.74 a year ago . Nixon called his top The increase . in ctmsumer economic advisers today to San prices meant that it took $14.71 Clemente, Calif., to discuss lhe .. to buy lhe same products and economy and a speech he inservices in June that you could tends to make about It next get lor $10 seiren years ago. week. His coordinator for Fresh fruit prices rose economic policy, Kennelh N. considerably more lhan they Rush ., was quoted by the 11•ually do in June and food WOshington Star-News today bought in grocery stores rose lhat Nixon would not propose 0.3 per cent, more than usual any nOJV programs to cool off for June. Doctors' fees and lhe price Inflation, . 1 hospital charge~ were alaO up ~ 'J,'here is no ready·cure' for: sharplY, as were prices for. new the inflation we've gotten and used cars, and for clothing. ourselves into," Rush said. On lhe other hand, dairy Rush said • the President product prices declined for lhe would urge belt.tightening genfirst time this year and meat erally on tile part of lhe public. and. poultry prices continl)ed "I lhink spectaculara in lhe dropping whereas they usually field of economics to prove you rise in JlUle. are doing something are The neW · econom.ic ·figures Continued on page 10 years. ) WILLIAM L. I BUll KLEIN, P. 0 . . Box 4, Pomeroy, finds the govemmeat of Ohio puzzljq, and 11mall .wonder. Thunday, BJil received a refund check from tbe State of Ohio on state income tax In the amounl of no dollars and no l!enll. To top that, Bm worked In Weol Vtrrfnla last year and didn't file an Oblo atale income tax returu. BRI displays the check Issued In the albount ol "nothing." Driver escapes m;;;;,::===:i;i'~B;r;,~;J Mayor takes !1'·.. IJnited Press International . 1' :* bonds of 5 · By • Men's and boys tube socks- Special sale price 88c. • Young men's and men's Lee Rider jeans- Regulary 511.49. Sale $9.50 . • Special July sale of Lee work uniforms. Pants. long or ·s hort sleeve shirts to match. ' • July Clearance Sale prices on girls sportswear- v, priCe . • Save over so pet . on women's sportswear- Blouses, pants, shorts, halters, tops, jeans, shirts, coordinate and sportswear. • Clearance sale prices on women's sleepwear. Includes entire stock. •Women ;s aprons :__ Afine selection . Buy now 1;, regular price. • On the Thir(j Floor Furniture Department- Special sale prices on · Berkllne chairs - . A big selection. Save now. . •At lhe Mechanic Street Warehouse - A special sale ofsummer lawn, · patio and porch furniture. You'll really save. .Plus: . New Fall tAerchandise a~riving daily. BoY5 Wrangler jeans • regulars, shms and husky s1zes- Men's and boys winter jaclcets New fall patterns and colors men's knit slacks. and In the Ready to Wear . DepartmenMnd floor-Girls school dresses, shirts, tops, jackets, coats. · Women's Sportswear- Drest;es, coordinates. A big new shipment 111 the Housewares Department. White Mountain Ice Cream Freeiers . Hand operated and electric models. · Shop Friday and Saturday Nights 'Til 8 PM ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . :···, a Inflation booming water system. The engineering He said a recent survey shows an estimated 7 percent TEN CENTS PHONE 99nl56 ' Thursday was an Important day for village officials of Pomeroy who met to. complete plans for construction of a new ment two years ago, but the Uf The Meigs -M11soll Area lA underway caseload rqse to 96 last year and !51 so far this year. · ''This sort of Twentieth Century buccaneering is much too prevalent, " Saxbe said. The ileppelin was named after its designer, German Cotmt F~rdinand von Zeppelin .. Turk armada at ,sea proJect "They would be devoid or aquatic life but rich cesspools for growth of disease." Even without pollution, loss of the marshland feeding grounds may eventually doom coastal fishing, Saxbe said. He said there were only 21 wetiands cases in his depart· Now You Know enttne FRIDAY, JULY 19. 1974 0 .' . 5.00 POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • • lntere.~ts RACINE - Hours of 1he Racine post o!lice beginnlng Saturday wiU be from 6:45 a.111. until 5 p,(ll. Monday through l!aturday. The post office. win~ow service will be !rom 8:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday lhrough Friday. Saturday windpw service will be from 8 a.in. until' noon. The rural carriers are scheduled to leave 1he post offic e on their routes 20 minutes later lhan at present on the same date and !hereafter. As a result, they will he arriving at lhe rural boxes about 20 minutes la!"r lhan at present. This scheduling is tentative and will be subject to chad!le according to conditions, Postmaster Frank Clenand said. Notification will be gi""n of any change, he said . ers reniained off their jobs, . three -year contra ct Wedooe-third approved a tentative nesday by a 2-1 margin, ending agreement with Kennecott Copper Corp., lhe nation 's largest copper prooucer, but plants re!JWined closed unm local issues could be settled. Representatives of machinists and the management or NationaJ Airlines were called back to the bargaining table today in Washington .. The same union, the International Association of Ma chinists and Aerospace Workers, AFlrCIO, is still negotiating with financially distressed Trans World Airlines. The union has reached settlements with United, Eastern and Northwest Airlines. Chance of thundershow~rs tonight, clearln& · and cooler late tonight. Lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s. Saturday lair, cooler and less hUmid . Highs In tile 7~ north and low 80s south. Devoted To The liquor stores. Long-standing strikes in . Bargainers lor United Auto Calirornia continued to tie up Workers and General Motors construction today and hobbled Corp. reached an lith !Jour bu s service in San Francisco's settlement that averted a East Bay area . At Quincy, Mass., 1,800 strike ol 3,700 workers at GM's Lakewood, Ga., plant. shipbuilders at the General Although 30,000 copp~:r work· Dynamics Yard raHfied a •• Weather • MADRID- AILING CHrEF OF STATE Francisco Franco today temporarUy handed over his .powers to his designated successor, Prince Juan Carlos, the governmeni-controlled Spanish radio network aMounced. Jiian Carlos, 36, will be acting chief of state as long as the 81· year-old Spanish chief of state is in ill heallh, tbe radio broadcast said. Franco, recovering from a circulatory ailment in a Madrid hospital; suffered a sudden worsening of his condition today, his doctors said. DECATUR, ILL. - A TANK CAR EXPLOSION at lhe Ar· cher Daniel ·Midland plant rocked Decatur early today . No dealhs were reported immediately, but a spokesman for St. Mary's H<ispital said, "We do have a disaster here and there have been many Injuries." · Shock waves were reported by citizens more tHan three miles from lhe scene of the explosion. The plant, which handles grain, covers a city block in an indu,olrial section of this.central Dllnois city. · Five defendants forfeited bonds and seven others were fined Thursday night in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smilh. Forfeiting bonds of $30 each were BUI 'l!eeves, Pomeroy, posted on Intoxication; Jack Landers, Pomeroy. disturbing lhe peace; Horton Rose , address Wlknown, intoxication ; Giles Hysell, Minersville, reckleS$ operation, and Her· bert Mcintyre, Minersville, left · Firiect were Dewey Smilh, ParkersbUrg , $10 and costs, intoxication; Walter Arnold, Pomeroy, $10 and cosis, . reckless · operation; Gary WASffiNGTON BARGAINING BETWEEN the BeD Smith, Racine, and 1\ick system and unions representing Its 750,000 workers has broken He$Son, New Haven, $10 and off, but a union leader says even if tbere ts a strike, It would not , cost'!, each, llquealing tires; Immediately affect phone service. Dottie CaJlOhart, Pomeroy, $15 The union-wide vote began Thursday and Is to he finished by and costs, assault; Roger July 30. "It is .lhe intention of t11e partles to try to reach amicable Luikart, Pomer9y, $5 ·and settlement prior to .lhe strike deadline," said Robert Nickey, · COsts, assault, ami .Jeffrey director of 1he IBEW telephone department. · · Gibbs, Letart, W. Va., $10 and costs, reckless operation. WASHINGTON - THE HOUSE JUDICIMY Committee haa b'aced the evolution · of political spying by President Nlmn's White House staff from deep concern over leaks about nuclear arms in 1969 to EU..berg and Watergate breakina. . Vtterau Memorial Hospital In five volumes - which lorm the second inotallment In 115 Admitted - John ~awsc· release of evidence gathered in il5 lrnpeachmont inqulry - lhe zyn , Middleport ; Mary · committee dellcrlbed lncideiltl of wiretapplngs and survelllance of newsmen, officials, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Masa,, an~ Hackney; Racine; Kathy MARRIAGE LICENSES · the Pr..tdent'o own brolher. A8 In earlier volumes, the .com· Gould, Shade. . Savas Arthur Argyries, 23, Discharged - Jack Lyons, Pomeroy, and Margaret Lynn miUeeslrnply gave tho information it had received, but stated no Si'., Albert Cain. oonclu.si0118. · Story, 21, Pomeroy, · of center . .•••' \. j . • •• �, ' Tigers, City Ice & Fuel advance cwarterfinals to HllOS · toH:r ~ Vl.Dnor • C1ft. (lou OlMI ll1aoor 013 QAIQIIJ LI!l!OPOLIS 11 UNCJ.S'nlR 14 llllu>or llfl Qll<l: ,, OLOUSn:R '- Winner r#6 ~··· a.... to -· . w,.,........ GOM!I2 ' . -- OAHI/8 Winner 017 a...n to•r .. . Ql) R. McNeil, G. Tap, walk:l to G. Gallipolis' Tigers, one of the surprise teams of the 16th annual Kyger Oeek Utile League Tournament plated four runs In the third inning overcoming a 3-1 lead then went on to edge CentervWe, t;.S in a thrlUer on the James Herreid Memorial Field. Centerville took a 3-0 lead on · walks to R. Moses, S. Donley and J. Adkins, an error and double by E. Bates. Gallipolis came back with four in the third on single.s by TayiDr and M. Bastian! and a double by T. Skidmore. The Tigers wrapped it op in tile fourth on a single by G. Eutsler, a walk and two out.s. Centerville's final tally came In the.fiflh on a walk, error and · two inOeld ouil Gary Chaney started for the Tigers and was reUeved in the second by Eutsler, the winning pitcher. Gene Laytoo took the loss. • Top hiUon lor tllo winners were Beller with a h<me run and triple; M. Dooley and•D. By~ BIU. MADDEN UPI Sports Writer You 'd think that after losing one front line pitcher (Tommy John ) for three weeks with an arm injury and seeing their other ace ( Andy. Messersmith ) get tagged for the most runs since May 'tl, the Los Angeles Dodgers might he feeling as blue as their uniforms today . Depressing as those two facts may be , though , the Dodgers, stili far and away baseball's best team recordwise, went to bed winners for the first time 'this week and that-coupled with Cincinati 's AddavlUe. Tonight, The Gallipolis Yanks will play the Pomeroy Yanks and Cheshire !)r Fruth'a Pharmacy will battle Rio · Grande. II was learned that Fruth 'sin its victory over Cheshire earUer this week used 111 . ineligible player. Tournament officials are ezpected to i-ute on the matter. "The Ho~e of the Friendly Folks" . lliMo>-r#l Game 11 - ' LO&er """' C".m111 Game Oa111e Carne a.me /2 - fJ - !!!<l!!<lll!!li or e.t. 15 - am. July 21 .. 11 A.M. - 'Jraut'olein Field #6 - .!l.l.n, .:A.Il;r 21 .. ~ 3. P.M~ - Trautw1n 11eld GAl<E 1'1 - Sat, July ·27 - U .&.H. - Tn.utve1n Field I S- :::et. July 27 ... ) P.M. - Tn.utvdn J'idd •aame #1 - Sun, : J~ 28 .. 11 .&.H. - tro.utwln r:l.eld Olme ~ wire. SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gayn and Dotty Coletown captUred the division races of the Scarlet and Gray series for two-yearold trotters at Scioto Downs Thursday night. Gayn, who won easily by three and one.quarter lengths, returned $4.00, $3.40 and $2.80. The winner covered the mile in 2:07 3-5. ~adow Warrior and Society llinnor 018 ) P.M. - .&then• H1sh Field 14 - Sat. July 20 - 1'1 ( I7 IIIIDED) $2B6,697. Second st. 1-~~~~~~l~~~~~m~1~ml~~lr:~l~lt:~l~lm1~~~;l:~;~~i~~~;~~1~~~i~1~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~l~t;l~~rm~~~;~;~~~l~. ·Pomeroy, 0. .... ~ STORE HOURS : MONDAV-SATURDAY8AM-10 PM General Revenue Sharing provides ~ though he was nicked for five hits. Teams resume action tonight dir ectly to local and 111111 governments. Your governmenl mull publill:l th is estate described as Parcel No. 3, in the Township of Olive, in theCountyofMe igsand State of Ohio. The Southeast quarter of 1he northeast quarter of Section GROVER WHITE, Jr., No . 17, Town 4 and Range No. Adminhtrator de bonis non of 11. of the Ohio Company 's Estate of Pear-l V. Tanthorey , Purchase·, conta ining 42 112 deuased. acr es, more or less. Reference Deed : Volume 138, Page 522, Plaintiff, • vs . Deed Records , Meigs County, THELMA EDDY, et al. , Defendants . PARCEL No . 4 : The un . divi ded one halt fnter.est in !he oil and gas , together with the min ing rights atta ched thereto in and under the follow ing real estate des cr ib ed as Parcel No . 4 situated in the Township of Ol ive, in the County of Meigs .and State of Ohio. The nor.th half or the northeast quarter of Section No . 17, Town 4, Range 11 of the Ohio Company's Pur chase, containing 84 1/ 2 acres , more or less. There is excepted, however , from Parcel No . 4. the follow ing tract of land conveyed by James R . Lowther to Hulda l. Matheny, by deed dated Jan . 23, 1933, and recorded in Vol. 139, at Page 171 thereof, and described as follows : Beginn ing at a stone 12 rods north of the southwest corner of the north half of the northeast quarter of said Section No. 17 ; thence nor1h $6 3-4 degrees east 47 rods and 9 links to a stone; then~e north 77 112 degrees ea·st 26 rods to a stone ; thence north 64 degrees east 7 rods and 5 links to a stone ;. thence north 87'h degrees east 17 r oda and 6 lin ks to a stone; thence north 62 112 degrees east 37 rods and 5 link~ to a stone on the south side of Indian Run ; thence north 35 .llnks .to the north line Section degrees west 19 rodsof and 15 No . 17 ; thence ·west along the nor.th Ilne of Section 17, 110 rods and 13 links to ll!lnds now or formerly owned by the estate of J. w . Johnson ; thence south 68 rods and 19conta links ining to the30place of, beginning, acres more or less. Except a road 30 feet wide from the 10 acre lot bounded 'sandPurchase descr ibed as ,_ company , l!lnd follows : A tot of land bounded on the West by Section No . 17 , on the North by lands formerly owned by Thomas Parker, on the East by lands formerly 2 ~=~T~~ro~NTAL owned by Josiah and D. F. Fields, and Cowdery on the Sou th ~~~~~~=~=====~:;;;~=~ 3 by land $. formerly owned by Jos iah' Cowdery ,. cpntalning 10 4 HlALTH Ohfo . No. 19, SI2 NOTICE FOR SER.VICE BY PUBLICATION r To: The wanted out of hospital on Wednesday REVIVAL _,. ....... --·=. . . Ol-·l ot------' POMEROY, OHIO • Will Be ClOsed July 20 At 2 pm For Private Wedding Pany Will R,,Open Monday · At 11 a.m. As Us1111. .,The . ··Oily Sentinel · -·~-- , DEVO'ImT01111t Eva-flSIJ Jolin Elswick. AtheM, Ohio. . ' ' '' 011- Pllll ....... -~ <*' VIDir P 'M¢1 J o.t•.. Jill. ' ........,,awo,.,......, . --11, Ill ---...... Sh•I?G PIY"IIIID to1aikJa - .$'2.561 during the p;fiOd . from Jtkl. \§73, thl'll line 30, t97{ .;ACCOUNT NO. :J6 3 053 005 LETART TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK ME !GS COUNTY RACINE. OHIO 45771 i~~;~==~=====~====~ 1 UIAARIES ~~~~~~~~=====~====~ 7 1 FINANCIAL AOMINISTIIATIOH :-:=:==:=:::::--f'-----_'.:~::~•:::'r:~ :::::''.::t8:.:3.r::.'_ '"_'-l~----­ 10 lDUCATION :::-=::::-----f'------ .<o) fAUlT RJND :o-c= R~f'ORT 1I ••-•or......,. .nn .......... 121 ~,:;::~~~~ •• $ ' . '' Major Lea gu e Result s By United Press lnternatronal National League Pittsburgh ooo 0~0 002- . 4 1 1 Atlanta ooo ooo ooo- . o 8 3 Reuss (9 -7) and Sanguillen; Reed . House (9) and O<~tes LP· Reed 16·51 . s·=""""'-ult .38 2,$61.00 4,107.21· (41 Tvtlll f'llndiAv_..tlble , ., .. , ., , , • ...$ · .lll . TOUI s 3,212.26 ..t.maum bplndlll...... ....... . lfl Thl ._. "'"*- """ .,_, ~ ,.,n ""' ...... ~ GENERAL REVENUE SHARING CATEGORIES lA) 1 "'-'IUC$.\flTY !tiM: • ~· cwr On Certificates or thl8 poobl ...... In • 1oc8l ~ ol ...... I h8v. recar* dDtii~MN ing .' Ninety Clay inJereH penalty withdrawn before if maturity date . Meigs Co. Branch . .t... let_::O:r...,::;-;;:._=:;;·-;A;:;O<:::....,=<s"'hM =:;I;;: ,.;-;;;..,;O.....,;;;;;,.;;-;_.,. ' · HP.L~ ~ $1,921 . ~ hom J~l; 1. \913. 1hru J11r.t 30. 1974, v'~cCOUNT NO. 36 l 05;1 011 _,ws~ • SCIPIO TOWNSHIP COI,I~TY TREASURER M.EIGS COUNTY I IIICI'IlA710N R R, 2' • • . ALBANY, OHIO 40710 Brighten Your Home • • With A Uve • ~Jia&her, !nt.,U fl:uf: 01i:1 .,,q • FOLIAGE PLANT 14'ol TliVIT FUND RIP'OWT ' , ..........,'II ... ................. . ll'b II IIMI • ' ''•.,;;- ;:;... ' 1&1 TDIII . O O O ' ,;. O O .. O O A1~"' ~., .. . O' O ' s.~·~,»~1~.t~1--A ···~·2ft,07 0~11~-·~·~·- • •••• ••••• •• L Ill • __ .. lli'Jul'oiJO, 1114 •••••_. .... .0 . ' '' Dudley's Florist •• • •• ·59 N, S.cond St •. Mldcl .. port, o. • •• ' • ALSO ..• •• Amencan Leagu e Oakland ooo 012 ooo- . 3 9 o Cleveland 020 000 00 (1--- . 2 6 0 Hunter (14-81 and Han.ey ; G. Perry (15·3) and Dun can . AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ' ZENITH-GIBSON -HARDWICK KITCHEN AID-'-LITION (Microwave Oven) . . ' 14t 7111111 ,llfldl ,.,,...~_ Philadelph i 00 1 020 oso- . a 181 San Di ego 000 002 300- . 5 9 1 Car lion , Schueler (7), Hernaiz (8) and Boone ; Freislcben , Hardy (6l. Romo 18). Grief 18 ), Tomlin '(9J and Kendall. WP · Sch ueler 15-I 1I. LP .Romo (5 ·5) . HR Schmid t ll9th) , McCovey {10 th) , Wmt ield (15th) . j . ' DOXCi. PliOPANe SERVICE . . & APPLIANCE_ Ridenour'S ,T.V.GAS SERVICE Chester, Ohio ·• Ph ila delphia (Twitc hell 4· 2l at Los Angeles tRau 7·6 1, lO ·JO p.m . . Montreal (Torrez 9 .5) at San Francisco (Caldwell 8·3) , 11 . p .m . Ctlicago !Stone J.3) at Cine in · nati (B illin gham 9.7 J, 8 :05p .m P ittsb urgh (Brett 11 ·6) at Atlanta IP . Niekro 9.8), 7: 35 p .m . Saturday's Games Houston at St. Lou is Montreal at San Fran cisco Chicago at Cincin nati , twi · I ig ht ' Pittsburgh at At lanta, night New York at San Diego, night Ph il adelphia a t Los Ange les , nigh I FLAMES-8EALS TRADE ATLANTA (UP! ) - The Atlanta Flam.es traded left wing John Stewart to the California Golden Seals Thursday for right wing Riliiard Graves. · Borgmann {7) ; Co leman (8.9) and Moses . LP ·Bufler {3 ·4) . HR s .Rodr iguez (3r d ). Freehan (5th). American Leag ue East w . I. pet. g.b. Boston 49 43 .533 Balt imore 41 <13 .522 Cleveland 46 44 .5 11 Milwaukee 46 45 .505 New York 46 46 .500 45 47 .489 Detro it West w. I. pet. g.b. Oakland 54 39 .581 Chicago 46 44 .511 61/• 46 45 .505 7 KansasC ity Texas 46 49 .484 9 Minnesota 44 50 .468 10 lh California 37 57 .394 17 1!~ Thur sday 's Resu lt s Texas 2 Boston 1 New York 10 Kansas City 6 Detro it 5 Minneso la 3 Oakla nd 3 Clevetaild 2 (only games scheduled) Today 's Probable Pitch ers I All Times EDTJ Kansas City lDal Canton!, al New York (McDowell 1··3) , 8 p .m 'cali fornia (Lange 3.6) at Balt imore (Grims ley 11 ·8 1, 7:30 p .m . Oa kland (Hamilton 6 ·21 at Cleveland (A rl in 2 · 4), 7:30p.m . Minnesota !Al bu ry 4·81 at De troit ( LaGrow 7·81 , 8 p.m. Milwaukee (Sprague 7 . 1) a t Chicago {Bahnsen 8·11) , 9 p.m. Bos ton !Tiant 13 ·7l at Te)(as !Brown 7.7) , 9 p.m . Saturday's Gam es· Kansas City al New York Milwaukee at Chicago Oakl.and at Cleveland California at Balt imore , tw i. lig ht Minnesota ,at Detroit. n ig ht Boston at Texas. night International League 51andlngs By United Pre!.S International North w. I. pet. g.b . 53 32 .624 Rochester Syracuse 51 38 .573 4 Toledo 38 53 ..4 18 17 Pawt ucket 34 53 .391 20 South w. I. pet. g.b. Memphis 5 I 36. .586 Richmond 50 37 .575 1 Ch arleston 43 43 .500 7117 Tidewater 19 57 .337 2Jih Thursday' s Results Pawtucket 9 Toledo 4 Rlchniond 16 Memphis 13, 10 innings Roches ter 5 Sy racuse 1 Cha rl eston 4 Tidewater 2 thr""1!ame series qainst the lowly Padres . Ron Schueler picked up the win a.nd the PhUs also moved 1 v. game. •h<:lld of iDsing Montreal in the NL East race. bellln~ hls 2Jsl with Bill Buckner aboard . Messersmith munaged - 10 s trikeouts In closing to within one of Steve Carlton 1137-136 ) for the NL lead. ll was also Messersmith's l Jth complete game. Cubs 3 Reds 2 WiMing pitcher Bill Bonham and Rick Monday each doubled in the fifth inning in helping the Cubs to slow the Reds ' challenge in the NL west. Bonham, who needed relief help from Oscar Zamora, was staked to an early 2~ lead in the second, 'one run coming on BAHR Snarl Proof Reg. $4.69 Phone 985-3307 25 & 50 I~ Bags nine . Dick Drago suffered the loss. Cesar Tovar singled in what proved to be the deciding rUIJ in the sixth. Tigers 5, Twins 3 Bill Freehan, inserted into the cleanup spot in the Detroit lineup even though he had just 17 RBis, hit a two-run homer to boost his total to 19 and hand the Tigers the victory over Minnesota . Joe Coleman boosted .his record to !HI with an eight-hitter. BiU Butler suffered the loss. Yanks 10, Kansas City 6 In a see-saw game, New York rallied for three riUls in the seventh inning and added two more in the eighth to outlast J.{ansas City. Bobby Murcer's run.,scoring single and errors by Fred Patek and Hal McRae helped the Yanks score the three runs in the seventh . SIX straight. Perry's next start is expected to be Tuesday night in Pittsburgh when he's likely to he the American League's starting pitcher in the All-star game. · On June 4, a Cleveland beer night crowd invaded the field in the ninth inning and the wn~ pires were forced to rorreit the game to Texas. But this time the fans stayed in the stands and watched the game . The crowd enjoyed it in the second inning when the Indians took a 2-<1 lead on a single by Charlie Spikes, a triple by Oscar Gamble and a single by Leron Lee. Oakland got one run back' in the fifth inning when Joe Rudi doubled and scored on Claudell Washington's single. Oakland then took the lead in the sixth. Larry Haney, hitting .125, doubled and srored on Bill North's double . North stole third and scored on Sando's tw<H>ut single. In the other games, Texas .beat Boston 2-1, Detroit topped Minnesota ~3 and New York drubbed Kansas City 10-jj. ·lll-"the National League, Pittsburgh blanked Atlanta W, Houston topped St. Louis 11-2, O.icago edged cuicinnati 3-2, Los Angeles heat Montreal 7-5 and and Philadelphia downed San Diego 11{1. Rangers 2, Red Sox I Ferguson Jenkins pitched an eight-hitter to give Texas the victory over Boston. It was the third time in three starts Jenkins has beaten the Red ftfllf II Thtm . For •• your insurance neodt -·S<•l• l or• '3.80 BAUM'S .laUE VALUE SfORE ONLY 985-3301 p 7301 C~OTHIERS SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES 1 SAVINGS OF 20% to 50% ON BOTH MEN AND WOMENS FINE WEARING APPAREL PARK RESERVED SATURDAY - JULY 2oth UNTILS P.M, "FAMILY OUTING" OF PERRY-NORVELL CO. OPEN TO PUBLICAFTER5 PM CAMDEN PARK U. S. 60 WEST . HUNTINGTON CLO~ED EVERY MONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY DOUBLE FEATURE THE MEIGS INN, POMEROY GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS WITH LYNN CAMPBELL .' ' Guest Vocalist Best In Uve Your -~o!~~.._i v. Hr. t~a ·· Red oe· I .... ., ..... u . ' PRESENTING Chesler. 0. ......... ~"'-~ ~Oi tom TONIGHT 9:30 TO 2 Available in 25 & 50 lb. Bags · Hunter bas now won Sll,. ' Red .Rose Dog Meal . Red Rose· Dog NuggAs out five and •walked three. Sox . He s now won 12 and ·lost lilt A GoDd lllighbor, 'BOOSTER CABLE . DOG FOOD Montreal 100 003 100- . 5 7 1 Los A.ngeles ooo 700 oox-: 7 12 1 McAnally , Murra,y (51 , T,a ylor (61 and Foote ; Messersmith (ll 21 and Yeager . LP ·McAnal , ty (6. \ll . HRs . Oavis (6th ), Cey (12th) , Wvl_'n (21t h ). Minn esota 020 010 00(1--- . J . , Detrolt 014 000 011 ~- . ' • 0 ' Bufler . Corb1n ·(3) and R(IO I ' 111 e.-•..t.Jvnt:tO. IIJ:I., .. ...... I.<J7:.:l-" .J"-1-- IJI IMIIt« ~ ... ' .... ' ........ . . . . li.wfa ,.. . . . ; IJ . ........ ..... ,.1'l1no....... =.ami111iJ: .,.121 ...,_ IMtlnt flollldl ~ '""" I 921 00 _,. 1. 1tn tlwiNih Jurol JO. •n• ··•~ ·- · . ·- st., . ._, -. One - 0.. ..... - • "' .. Ob6t W. Va., Y•,.,.PI: ; N. = ..... 111..11; ~;".':', • ·~, • ,1 . .............. .,......,...bDt,· u l ,...,, . • , Mtw Yort., New Yort. . ............... : OIUnnd bJfiU'rill' wlwt The Athens Coun1y Savings & Loan Co. '296.Seco nd S1. Pomeroy , Ohio p .m Perry ol the lmllans- two ot the best right -banders in baseball - dueled for nine innings. When the two pitchers last met on April 23, Perry and the IndiiUIS won 2-1. This time, Hunter and the Athletics turned in a 3·2 triwnph . Hunter, now 14-11, pitched a six-hitter and struck out three while wailting just one. Perry, 15-3, ailowed eight hits, struck RED ROSf 30 Mo. Term SCIPIO TOWNSHIP Major Leagu e Standing s By Un ited Press International Nat io nal Leag ue East w . 1. pc1 . g.b. Philadelphia 47 45 .51 1 44 45 . 494 Montreal St. Louis 44 48 .478 Pittsburgh 42 49 .462 Chicago 40 50 .444 New York 38 51 .427 w es t w . 1. pet. g . b . Los Angeles 62 32 .660 Cinc innati 56 39 .589 6 lf1 Hou ston so 44 532 12 Atlant a sa 46 .52 1 13 Sa n Francisco 42 52 .447 20 San Diego 42 56 429· 22 Thu rs day 's Resu lt s Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta b Houston 8 St. Louis 2 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 Los Ange les 7 Montrea t 5 Philade lph ia a Sa n Diego 5 <only games scheduled J Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT> Houston (Gri ffin JQ.J) at Sf . Lou is ( Bare Q. l), 8:30p .m. New York (Ma tla ck 8·61 at Sa n Diego (S pi\lner 5.4), 10: 30 --- Of Deposit '1,000 Minimum l l w - . . el rH r...,on ACTUAL USE REPORT dining IIIII 4 INTEREST !II lllllnw•lli'June30. 11174,,,,,.,, •• $ 1,535.02 By VITO STEL!JNO UP! Sports Writer The Cleveland Indians didn 't have to forfeit tlleir beer night game this time. But they still wound up crying in their beer. Before a well-mannered crowd of 41,648 fans on llk:ent beer night in Cleveland Thursday night, Jim Hunler of the {)akland A's and Gay lord Kan!iasCty 000 311 lOG- . 6 13 3 New York 004 001 32x- 10 12 2 Splitforff , Bird (1) and Heale y; ITidrow, Wall ace {.51 , Lyle (8) and Munson . WP · Wallace (4-0) . LP.Splittorft (9· . HRs .So laita (Jrd), Ve lez Chicago · 020 010 ooo- . l 10 ~ 10) Cincinnat i 100 100 ooo- . '2 12 0 (2nd). Bonham ~ Zamora (7) and Boston 010 ooa ooo- . 1 8 1 Swisher: Norman , Baney 18), Texas 001 001 OOx- . 2 8 0 C.Carrol l (91 and Bench . wP . Drago (.5.7) an d Blackwell ; Bonham (9 . 11 ). LP .Norman (9· Jenkins (12·91 and Sims . HR · 9). H R ·Carden a! (8th ). Yastnemskl (l ith ). Houston 010 001 60 G- . 813 2 St. LOUI5 000 020 000- . 1 8 4 Osteen (9.7) and M.May ; McGlo then , Garman (7), Hra · bosky (7), Pena (8) and Hill. LP .McGio th en (12 .6). HR. ·L May (16 th I. (:II 111111_. EAm1c1 , • , , •• ••••••• , , , , • .,$Tao;-;;;-- • NaUoul ed.,.rtilln• r•I"Jif•&athe I a-• Rev.n~.~t~ hn r•uillld Cii&IIDLT~ ' - Singing Qua.rtels: Monday Unlonalres ond night, Joyfulalres , McArthur , Ohio;, Thursday and Friday Nlghl, GospoltOfles Qvorlet , Chester, 0 .; SohJrdoy, Sunny Lee . and the Redeemed, Columbus. Ohio; Sunday, Miraclealres. Logon, Ohio; Other nights, local talent. NP'Ot ...... .AUA I July 22 tllrough 21, 7:30p. m. Alb•nr Riding . Club Ground•, Alb•nv, Cillo. ' LETART TOWNSHIP ·~=~~~§~~~~~~l=~~~~~~~~i~a~:==~]~~~~~~~=~=; , Furthermore excepting from said Section No. 11 ; thence easr grade at and the 11 nor1hwest of Parcel. No . 4 the following tract ning 19 rods links to acorner stone at Of land : Beg Inning at the nOrth - the northeast corner of a 10 acre east corner of Sectloh No . 17 ; tract deeded by J . B. Torrence thence South 34 rods and 14 links and wife to James R. Lowther; to the middle of Indian Runl. thence south along the east line Road : thence along the · middle of ~aid tract 30 rods and 12 links of said road as follows : North 48 to an iron pin in the middle ' of degrees ' west )8 rods and 10 Indian Run Road ; thence along links; north 64 Vl degrees west the' middle of said road a$ 22 rods and 23 links ; North 52'1• follows : South 49:lf.t degrees ' degrees We~t 16 rods and 16 west 7 rods and 11 links. North links; North 70 '1• degrees West .4 83 degrees west 11 r,ods and 17 rods and 21 links to a stone on links ; .thence nOrth 48 degrees . the North side of road and the west 2 rods and 14 links to the North line of Section No. 17; west line of sa id Sect ion No. 11 ; thence East along the Sec tion thence north 3.4 rods and 14 links line' 52 rods am:l 17 links to the to the place of beginning, place of beg inn ing , containing containing 4.21 acres , more or 5. 18 acres. , more or less . less. Reference Deed : Volume Reference Deed : Volume 138, 138, Page 522, Deed Records, Page 522, Deed Records , Meigs Me igs county, Ohio. The Interest of the grantee In County, Ohio. PARCEl NO . s : The coal , oil Parcels 1, 2, 3. 4 8nd·s is subject and gas, together ~lth the to an oil and gas lease granted m inrn.g rights atta~hed thereto , toW . B. and B. B. Oil and Gas in and under tfle fOl lowing Corripany. described real e$tate, situated You are required to answer In the County of Me igs, In the the Complaint within 28. days State of Oh io. and in the after ·the last publ icat ion of this Townsh ip of Olive , bounded and notice. wh ic h will be ·publ ishect described as follows : Situated once each Week tor .S.ht suein Section No. 17, Town No . 4, cessive · weeks . T·he last and Range No. ·11 : of the Ohio publication will be made on Company's Purchase, bounded August 23, 1974. and the 28 dayt and des c r ibe d as fOllows : for answer will commence on Beginning at the Northeast . that date . corner of Section No . 17 ; thence In case of your fa ilure- to south 34 rods l!lnd 14 links to the answer ·or otherw ise respond 111 m iddle of · tnd la n Run road ; required by the Ohio Rules of thence along m iddle of sai d Civil Procedures , judgmen·t by road a~ follows : .North 48 defaulfwlltberenderedagalnst degrees west 18 rods and 10 you for· relief· demanded In thiS. links ; North 641fl degr~es west ·compllllng . · and 23 links ; North 52lf• degrees west 16 rods and 16 links ; North Janet e ·. Morris 70'1• degrees west 4 rods and 21 Deputy Clerk, links to a stone on the north side · Court of Common Ple-as, of a• ld road , and the North line Probat~ Division. of Section 17 ; thence East along Meigs County, Ohio. Section line 52 rods and 17 links to thf' plac·e of beginning, ( 7) 19,26 (8) 2, 9, 16, 23. 6tc I • Announcement ACTUAL USE REPORT to the tract land own~d Theremore is orexcepted fr'om known as th.of e Jacob R~rdonby~lot· acres, less . M. Jackson , the road to be Pare~/ No . 7, the follow ing located on the best location and described rel!ll estate : Begin- run The Meigs Inn l&J 053 012 contain ing 5. 18 acres, more or ·less. Reference Deed: Volume 138, Page 551-, Deed Records, 111 1\IC"U.TION SUTTON TOWNSHIP Meigs County , Ohio. - - - - - - - 1 ' ' - - - - - - t " - - - - --l PARCEL No . 6: The coal, oil 8 UIAARIU WILLIAM F. HARRIS, Twp. Clerk and gas , together with the -=:c-:==--+''-----+"------1 MEIGS COUNTY mining r ig hts attached thereto 7 SOCIALS£RYitta .RACINE, OHIO 45771 in and under the following •.:.:•.:o:::"'.:.:'::":co:c'.:.'""='-f.:!..-----+"------1 described real estate situated In !he Townsh ip of Oilve, in the County of Meigs and State of Ohio , in Section No . 11 , Town No . 4, Range No. 11 , Of the Oh iO Company's Purchase, bounded and descr ibed as follows : Beg inning at the Nor thwest cor.ner of Section No. 11 ; thence 111 lllf•nc• 11QI J~M 30. 1173..,. ...... S 1,795 .'~ . East 19 rods and 11 links 10 a stone at the Northeast corner of a 10 acre tract deeded by J . B. Torren ce to James A . (,.owther ; thence south a·tong the east line of sa id tract 30 rods and 12 links to an iron pin iri the m (ddle of Indian Run Road ; then ce along the middle of said road as follows : South 49 Jf.! degrees West 7 rods and 11 links ; North 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 links ; thence north ·48 degrees ~ *" ldYiHd 1ht'l I tOI'ft plttt COli¥' of IIIII bwn ~~~~~ ii!Md In 1 ·loell -PIC* of ~~~ west 2 rods and ·1.4 links to the h ltc:ordt doc:wmlrotl"tt thl ~Onll 1nt1 olth's ftPOrl west line of Section 11 ; the'nce north 34 rods ·and 14 link$1o .the place of beginning, containing 4.2 1 acres , more or less . Re-fe-rence Deed : Volume 138, Page 551 , Deed Records, Meigs County , Ohio. PARCEL No. 7 : The un . divided one -half interest in the oil and gas, toge1her with the mining rights att~ched .thereto, . . ENEAAL in and under the following REVENUE · des cr i bed rea 1 estate s tt uat ed inS :;:,H;:A:;R::;I.;;N;;G::::;:;:"o;;:;;;;;;-;:;::::;';:;:'ci;;;;-;;;;:fu;;;;::;;;;-;;;-;;;;:;i-;;;;;-;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;-;;:;;;;-;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;C';;;:;;;;;:hii;:" the Township of Olive, in the Gener•l Rev&nue Sharing prOVldls federal funds directly to local ~md at1te governmen11. Your pernment mult publilh thit County of Meigs , and State of repon adv~iog you how these funds h1~ be~n .~d or pbligated during me Y••.r .fro'!' J~ly 1. ~~73. thru June 30. 1974. OhiO, in Section No. 11 , Town 4, Thfs is to 1nform you of your governments Pflorltl•• and 1o •nc:ouraga your partiCJpltJon '" dec1s10ns on how future funds and Range No. 11 , of the Ohio ·shouldbe IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAs: MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, PROBATE DIVISION Dizzy.Dean win two games J~ 1. 1973 . thu., Juna 30. 1974. .;ACCO(JNT NO. unknown heirs and devisees of Pearl V. Tanthorey, deceased ; To : The unknown heirs and deviSees of James Robert LoWther, deceased ; and To : Ida Lowther , whose address. is unknown and cannot with r.e asonable diligence be ascertained : You are herel;>y notif ied that you have been named defen dants In a legal action entitled "We had our· chances," Gro~er White, Jr. , Ad · ministrator de bonis non of the Anderson said, reflecting upon Estate of Pearl V. Tanthorey, the 12 hits the Reds poiUlded deceased~ Plalnt(ff, vs. Thelma Eddy. et al., Defend&F'!tS. l'his 0ut and the 12 r11J11lers they left action has been assigned Case ~anded on base. No . 19,512 in th'e Court of. Commori Preas, Probate The Cubs scored twice in the Division. Meigs County, Ohio . The address of said Court is c-o Meigs County Court House, : Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . The obJect of the Com plaint is to sell the real estate of the decedent to pay the debts and costs · of administe·rlng her estate, which real estate rs described as follows : PARCEL No . 1: The follow;ng SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif (UPI) A ho 'tal real estate situated in the · spl County o.f Meigs, in the State of The Syracuse Girls' JIUlior administrator says Hall of Ohio,, and in the Township of Olive , Zlnd boUnded and Softball team won a double Fame pitcher Dizzy Deai1 described as follows: Being the . header Wednesday night, signed a :waiver to leave 1be north one-half of the southeast bef9re he quarter of the southeast gu.arter defeating Me'igs Inn 18 to i and hospital a few hours 'th a fatal heart of Section No. 24, ToWri" No. 4, Was stricken Wl Range No. 11 of the Ohio "' Mason 10 to 8. attack. · Company ' s Purchase, and In the first game the winners being a 20 acre lo.t bounded by }J.obert Ha.nnum, ad- property lines as· follows : On had 15 hits .with Tonia and for B.a rton the north by lands of David Sonia Ash and Carla Teaford ministrato.r Rowland and J . J . Chute , on the each getting a home run; Kim Memorial Hospital here, sald East by the East line ot Section in .a hurry No . 24, on the south by lands of Winebrenner had a triple, Thursday Dean .ew as hoSpital and w. J . He;ney , and on !he WeS! to get Out Of th by lands of W. J . Heiney. Vicki CIUldiH, SOnia Ash and Rosemary Hubbard each a the baseball star tenned "a Reference Deed : Vol. 143, Page double and Ronda Cook, Penny bunch of bull" a suggestion ~~unt~~~dhlo~ecords , Meigs that be transfer to a Reno PARCEL No . 2' Al>o, !he. Wolfe and Teresa Ferrell each hospital. following real estate situated In Olive Township, County · or a single. 11 Deaninsistedonleavingthe Me igs and State of Ohio, and in Winning pitcher was Carla ·tal here every day," Section ~o . 23. Beginning 40'11 hospl rods East of the northwest Teaford who gave up only 4 hits 11 • Hanmnn said. There ·was no corner of Section No . 23; thence and a home to C. LeFebre. East 59 rods and 4 1h links ; diS¥-t!sfaction with the care he thence south 391f2 rods ; thence In the second game Syracuse was getting. He just wanted to west 59 rods and .t'h linkS ; , had 13 hitS with Teresa Ferrell . thence north 39h rods to the· Ieave." place of beginning, containing having a perfect score at the Dean was admitted to Barton 14.55 acres, more or less. Ex plate, four for four . Sonia ASh, · 1 Jul ll fte cepting, however, from the Memona Y a r com.. above tract of rand a certain Tonia Ash and Carla Teaford of chest palos while portion thereof. bounded as each had a double, Vicki plaining : Beg inning 40'h rodS g olfing. He was released follows east of the northwest corner. o1 CIUldiff, Tina Gibbs and Ronda Sunday and a few hOW'S later abOve section : thence east 59 Cook each had singles. · k h'l din' · h rods and 4112 links to county ~ Wlt road ; thence south ls; feet ; Tonia Ash homered in the was st nc en w I e friend in Reno. thence west 59 rods lind 4'1:1 first inning drivmg· in three. _a physician The 64--year-old Dean was links ; thence north 16 feet to the place of beginning , cont&ining runs and Carla Teaford hit a · rushed to St. Mary's Hospital 36·100 acres, more or less . The winning home run in the bot- · Ren ' He di d 1 W dn amount of l&nd ' conveyed In o. e ear Y 1 e es- above tract being 14 .19 a cres . tom of the seventh, also scoring m day. more or less , and above three rtms. Hannu·m said tllat while . described trects being the same prem l~ es con'(eyed by Frank Sonia Ash pitched the first was in ~rtoQ, someone Founds and wife to former Dean three innings, walked two and suggested he move to St. grantors by warranty deed or date of April 23, 1936, and gave up two base hits. Kim recorded May 6 r 1936, in Vol. Mary 's. Winebrenner, WP, went in in • 142, Page 54. Oeed Records of He QUOt e d Dean as say ng, Meigs county, Oh io. Reference the fourth and gave up three "'That's a bunch of bull. I'm Deed : Volume 143, Page 62 , Wllu and four bue hits. M. not goino to any other hoanital, Meigs ·County Deed Records, ..~ oor• dil and gas interests, , as JGIJMm for Muon was three If I was going to do tllat, I'd follows ' for foor at the p1ale with two stay here."' PARCEL No. 3: The un lrlples. • divided one -half inferesf In the oil and gas, together with the mining ri9hts attached thereto, In and under the following reel Syracuse girls 17,112.00 dunog !hi period from ••y ij'i -- report advl1ing you how these funds heve been uaed of obligated duri11g the veer from July\ , 19 73. thru Juna 30, 1974. This is to inform you of your governmenfs priorities and ·tO encourage your participation in decision's. on how luture funds should be with the Reds' Jack Billingham going against Dave LaRoche. I•,•N By MILTON RICHMAN :r~~ _ II PI Sports Editor . _§':: NE:W YORK (UP! ) - The people have spoken. They've mulled over the claims by both sides, studied aU the facts, or at least all those made available to them, and have reached a decision . The NFL players a re wrong, and the owners are right. This is the prevailing opinion of people making themselves heard in letters to the players, letters to the owners and letters to the Commissioner's office. Some of the letter-writers are harshly critical of both sides, but it is clear there is a preponderance for one side. For the first time anybody can remember, perhaps even for the ·flrst time in lhe entire history of professional football, the fans are against the players and for the owners in the 19-<iay old NFL strike. "It's a strange feeling," confesses Wellington Mara, owner of the New York Giants who has absorbed his share of fan criticism, and then some, down through the years. Mara is chairman of the executive committee of the NFL - Management Council , and generally is portrayed as one the more vocal hawks amoAg the owners . He has enough fore sight, however, to realize that the fans' present posture, siding with the • owners and showing disgust with the players, could amount to trouble, deep trouble, for everybody later on . Eventually it could be trartsiated into empty seats at the ballpark. " It's very nice to have people on your side, but strictly from a business stand point it might nol be such a goo d thing," says the Giants' owner. "The product we sell is the game our players play . People identify with the player s, not with the owners." He 's right on the money there. Who 'sgonna pay five bucks to see Joe Robbie try to bring down George ljaias, Jr. in an open field' Or Rankin Johnson throw a sideline pass to Lamar HIUlt ? Well, maybe fiv e bucks. Certainly not $15 . · . Mara, smiling a bit over some of the mail he has been receiving from the fan s, can •t remember getting so many favor~b1e letters since he decided to move the team to New Jersey . "I'd say the letters are running 40, or 50 to l in support of the club," he says. " What do some of them say' Things like 'don't give up control of th e game ' .. .'these fellows are spoiied' ... and 'they 're asking for more than anyone can afford to give.' "Actually, I don 't think the players are any more spoiled than other people of their age," says Wellington Mara. "They have values that are different than players of 20 years ago, but sci has everybody else of their generation. You 've got to understand there is a generation gap and do what you can to bridge it." On Thursday, the NFL Management CoiUlcil, trying to end the strike , offered the players what it called " the largest money package in tile history of professional sport.'' The package inc1udes considerably more money for rookies and veterans prior to and during the season, more money for those players chosen for the Pro Bpwl game and an improved pension and insurance plan. Nothing was don e about the so-<:alled "freedom issues." ''The owners r egard those issues as being vital to the structure of the game;" Mara says. ~ould the players reject this lalest offer, the NFL owners have decided to go ahead and start the season without them. They'llLLSe those veterans who have reported, rookies and even free agent ~ick-ups if they have nobody else. I one out and quelled a Reds' threat. He also blanked them for the last two innings even .<•.·.~ ;·:·=-:: ,:::!i~ ACTUAL USE. REPORT funds federal 1'* iiw ,.,..... Sp·ort Parade "i'• ,•, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .--~-..a ·~ \1.:! :.-•:•:0 ~1 SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM ~=--··· 'mi~\~ Today's .t.V . ·•·•• > l . .- REVENUE SHARING Sparky's gamble costly second inning with Jose Car· denal's eighth ·homer accounting for a first run. A triple by Bill Madlock and Billy Grabarkewitz' sacrifice fly gave the Cubs their other run in the second inning. Doubles by pitcher Bill Bonham ·and Rick Monday m the fifth inning gave the. Cubs their winning riUl and tagged Fred Norman with his ninth loss against nine victories. Rose, who had three hits, singled and came home on Bench's single with the Reds' first ·riUl in the first inning. Singles by Bench and Perez and Dan Drieosen 's doubleplay grounder gave the Reds their second and final run of the fourth. Oscar·Zamora came on in the seventh inning with two on and Messersmith got some help, Oakland :1 Cleveland 2, Texm1 2 llowcvcr, from his fellow ali · Boston 1, Detroit 5 Minnesota 3 stnr tearnmah.!:J, Ron Ccy und and New York 10 Kansas L~ty 6. Jimm~ Wynn, who belted tworun homers in a seven-£un LA " An injury is part of a fourth inning, and that was penmmt nu:.:c ," said Messersenough to subdue the pesky mith when asked whether .Expos. The Reds, meanwhile, losing .John would put more L'OOperated by losing 3-2 to prcssw-c "" the Dodger pitchOtfcago, thus falling 6 % ers. "Any time you lose a frontbehind the Dodgers in the NL liner , you're in trouble. But West . we 've got depth . I just hope E:lsewhere · in National we 'rc deep enough ." League action, Philadelphia Cey put I os Angeles ahead 2downed San Diego . 11-5, Pitt- 1 with his 12th horner in the sburgh blanked Atlanta 4~ and fourth and Wynn capped the Houston routed St. Louis 11-2. In big inning, wh,ich saw 10 the American League, it was Dodger s go to the plate, by Oakland hands Peri-y 3-2 setback 298 In the second division, Dotty Coletown won the event by a nose to return $6.80, $3.20 and $3.20. The mile was covered in 2:116 3-5. Quentin Hill was second and Bay Colony was third. The ~I nightly double pairing of Tru Star and Blaze Hudson paid $37.40. The crowd of 5,339 wagered .. GENERAL CINCINNATI (UP!) ·- Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson decided to test the arm of Cblcago Cubs rookie catcher Steve Swisher and it proved a cosily decision. The test came in the ninth inning Thursday night when Cesar Geronimo led off with a single and then was thrown out by Swisher attempting to steal second. Pete Rose followed with a single and one out later moved to third on Johnny Bench's double. But the two were stranded when pinch hitter George Foster popped out to shortstop Don Kessinger and the Reds wound up losers, :J-2, I The loss, coupled with a Los Angeles victory, dropped the ~ 6 "" gameo \>ehind the Dodgers in the National League West. loss to Clucago -·was Lliebe>t 1-2 pu11<h they could've asked for w kayo the blues. Prior to gBme-time the Dodger> leurned that John , off to his bc;1 start ever ( 13-3), would be lo>t for at least 21 days because of a ruptured ligament in his pitching elbow. That left Messersmith w P,.t a stop to the club's threeitame loss skid and the other righthanded LA ace wasn't as sharp as usual, yielding five runs to the Montreal E:xpos- tlle.most in 11 starts since he was to1;1ched for six Ln four innings against St. l.<>uis last May '!1. Olletown followed Gayn to the GAMEs July 20 - U A .H .... Trautwein Jl'ield Sat, Jul,- 20 - U A.M. - Athena High Fhld sat. July 20 - ) P.M. - Trautwein neld , Pirates 4 Brans ·0 The Pirates-streaked to their fifth in a row behind Jerry Reuss' eight-hit shutout pltchi~g . Rightfielder Dusty Baker's double <>rror allowed two runs to score in the fifth, Jose Cardenal's eighth homer. while pinch·hitter Bob Zamora recorded his sixth save, while Bonham posted his Robertson padded the Sues' lead in thh nintll with a two-riUl ninth win against 11 losses. ground rule double after the Astros & Cardinals 2 Lee May drove in three runs hsses were loaded. Hot hiLUng with a solo homer and a bases· Richie Zisk collected two more loaded double and the Astros, hits for Pittsburgh to raise his aided by three St. Louis errors, average to .331, while Reuss rallied for six runs in the upped his record to ~7 . PbUile 8 Padres 5 seventh inning to help Claude Mike Schmidt slugged a Osteen to his njnth victory. OSteen, in winning his rourth three-run homer in the eighth straight, went tlle route, yield- inning- his 19th-to snap a ~5 ing eight hitst while Cards' ace lie . and enable the Phils to Lynn McGlothen (I~) took the salvage the final game of the loss. :Dodgers end skid; nip Expos, 7-5 Pyles, .both llngles. Steve Ru.uell, the losing pitcher, tripled ond 11m King singled for the only hlt.l fw Point Pleasant City Ice and Fuel behind the strong pitching of R. Beller defeated AddavlUe, 9-.'1 in U.e oecood game Thursday night. Pl . Pleasant scored two J'WlS in the first, three In the serond, one each in the fourth and fifth and two runs in tile sixth. Addaville tied the score at'2-2 in the filst and their last tally came in the sixth. 3- Til<: Dally Sentinel, M !d<U~ port-Pom<roy , 0 .. ~'rlday, July 19, 19H * * * THE MEIGS, INN POMEROY PH. 992-3629 �, ' Tigers, City Ice & Fuel advance cwarterfinals to HllOS · toH:r ~ Vl.Dnor • C1ft. (lou OlMI ll1aoor 013 QAIQIIJ LI!l!OPOLIS 11 UNCJ.S'nlR 14 llllu>or llfl Qll<l: ,, OLOUSn:R '- Winner r#6 ~··· a.... to -· . w,.,........ GOM!I2 ' . -- OAHI/8 Winner 017 a...n to•r .. . Ql) R. McNeil, G. Tap, walk:l to G. Gallipolis' Tigers, one of the surprise teams of the 16th annual Kyger Oeek Utile League Tournament plated four runs In the third inning overcoming a 3-1 lead then went on to edge CentervWe, t;.S in a thrlUer on the James Herreid Memorial Field. Centerville took a 3-0 lead on · walks to R. Moses, S. Donley and J. Adkins, an error and double by E. Bates. Gallipolis came back with four in the third on single.s by TayiDr and M. Bastian! and a double by T. Skidmore. The Tigers wrapped it op in tile fourth on a single by G. Eutsler, a walk and two out.s. Centerville's final tally came In the.fiflh on a walk, error and · two inOeld ouil Gary Chaney started for the Tigers and was reUeved in the second by Eutsler, the winning pitcher. Gene Laytoo took the loss. • Top hiUon lor tllo winners were Beller with a h<me run and triple; M. Dooley and•D. By~ BIU. MADDEN UPI Sports Writer You 'd think that after losing one front line pitcher (Tommy John ) for three weeks with an arm injury and seeing their other ace ( Andy. Messersmith ) get tagged for the most runs since May 'tl, the Los Angeles Dodgers might he feeling as blue as their uniforms today . Depressing as those two facts may be , though , the Dodgers, stili far and away baseball's best team recordwise, went to bed winners for the first time 'this week and that-coupled with Cincinati 's AddavlUe. Tonight, The Gallipolis Yanks will play the Pomeroy Yanks and Cheshire !)r Fruth'a Pharmacy will battle Rio · Grande. II was learned that Fruth 'sin its victory over Cheshire earUer this week used 111 . ineligible player. Tournament officials are ezpected to i-ute on the matter. "The Ho~e of the Friendly Folks" . lliMo>-r#l Game 11 - ' LO&er """' C".m111 Game Oa111e Carne a.me /2 - fJ - !!!<l!!<lll!!li or e.t. 15 - am. July 21 .. 11 A.M. - 'Jraut'olein Field #6 - .!l.l.n, .:A.Il;r 21 .. ~ 3. P.M~ - Trautw1n 11eld GAl<E 1'1 - Sat, July ·27 - U .&.H. - Tn.utve1n Field I S- :::et. July 27 ... ) P.M. - Tn.utvdn J'idd •aame #1 - Sun, : J~ 28 .. 11 .&.H. - tro.utwln r:l.eld Olme ~ wire. SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gayn and Dotty Coletown captUred the division races of the Scarlet and Gray series for two-yearold trotters at Scioto Downs Thursday night. Gayn, who won easily by three and one.quarter lengths, returned $4.00, $3.40 and $2.80. The winner covered the mile in 2:07 3-5. ~adow Warrior and Society llinnor 018 ) P.M. - .&then• H1sh Field 14 - Sat. July 20 - 1'1 ( I7 IIIIDED) $2B6,697. Second st. 1-~~~~~~l~~~~~m~1~ml~~lr:~l~lt:~l~lm1~~~;l:~;~~i~~~;~~1~~~i~1~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~l~t;l~~rm~~~;~;~~~l~. ·Pomeroy, 0. .... ~ STORE HOURS : MONDAV-SATURDAY8AM-10 PM General Revenue Sharing provides ~ though he was nicked for five hits. Teams resume action tonight dir ectly to local and 111111 governments. Your governmenl mull publill:l th is estate described as Parcel No. 3, in the Township of Olive, in theCountyofMe igsand State of Ohio. The Southeast quarter of 1he northeast quarter of Section GROVER WHITE, Jr., No . 17, Town 4 and Range No. Adminhtrator de bonis non of 11. of the Ohio Company 's Estate of Pear-l V. Tanthorey , Purchase·, conta ining 42 112 deuased. acr es, more or less. Reference Deed : Volume 138, Page 522, Plaintiff, • vs . Deed Records , Meigs County, THELMA EDDY, et al. , Defendants . PARCEL No . 4 : The un . divi ded one halt fnter.est in !he oil and gas , together with the min ing rights atta ched thereto in and under the follow ing real estate des cr ib ed as Parcel No . 4 situated in the Township of Ol ive, in the County of Meigs .and State of Ohio. The nor.th half or the northeast quarter of Section No . 17, Town 4, Range 11 of the Ohio Company's Pur chase, containing 84 1/ 2 acres , more or less. There is excepted, however , from Parcel No . 4. the follow ing tract of land conveyed by James R . Lowther to Hulda l. Matheny, by deed dated Jan . 23, 1933, and recorded in Vol. 139, at Page 171 thereof, and described as follows : Beginn ing at a stone 12 rods north of the southwest corner of the north half of the northeast quarter of said Section No. 17 ; thence nor1h $6 3-4 degrees east 47 rods and 9 links to a stone; then~e north 77 112 degrees ea·st 26 rods to a stone ; thence north 64 degrees east 7 rods and 5 links to a stone ;. thence north 87'h degrees east 17 r oda and 6 lin ks to a stone; thence north 62 112 degrees east 37 rods and 5 link~ to a stone on the south side of Indian Run ; thence north 35 .llnks .to the north line Section degrees west 19 rodsof and 15 No . 17 ; thence ·west along the nor.th Ilne of Section 17, 110 rods and 13 links to ll!lnds now or formerly owned by the estate of J. w . Johnson ; thence south 68 rods and 19conta links ining to the30place of, beginning, acres more or less. Except a road 30 feet wide from the 10 acre lot bounded 'sandPurchase descr ibed as ,_ company , l!lnd follows : A tot of land bounded on the West by Section No . 17 , on the North by lands formerly owned by Thomas Parker, on the East by lands formerly 2 ~=~T~~ro~NTAL owned by Josiah and D. F. Fields, and Cowdery on the Sou th ~~~~~~=~=====~:;;;~=~ 3 by land $. formerly owned by Jos iah' Cowdery ,. cpntalning 10 4 HlALTH Ohfo . No. 19, SI2 NOTICE FOR SER.VICE BY PUBLICATION r To: The wanted out of hospital on Wednesday REVIVAL _,. ....... --·=. . . Ol-·l ot------' POMEROY, OHIO • Will Be ClOsed July 20 At 2 pm For Private Wedding Pany Will R,,Open Monday · At 11 a.m. As Us1111. .,The . ··Oily Sentinel · -·~-- , DEVO'ImT01111t Eva-flSIJ Jolin Elswick. AtheM, Ohio. . ' ' '' 011- Pllll ....... -~ <*' VIDir P 'M¢1 J o.t•.. Jill. ' ........,,awo,.,......, . --11, Ill ---...... Sh•I?G PIY"IIIID to1aikJa - .$'2.561 during the p;fiOd . from Jtkl. \§73, thl'll line 30, t97{ .;ACCOUNT NO. :J6 3 053 005 LETART TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK ME !GS COUNTY RACINE. OHIO 45771 i~~;~==~=====~====~ 1 UIAARIES ~~~~~~~~=====~====~ 7 1 FINANCIAL AOMINISTIIATIOH :-:=:==:=:::::--f'-----_'.:~::~•:::'r:~ :::::''.::t8:.:3.r::.'_ '"_'-l~----­ 10 lDUCATION :::-=::::-----f'------ .<o) fAUlT RJND :o-c= R~f'ORT 1I ••-•or......,. .nn .......... 121 ~,:;::~~~~ •• $ ' . '' Major Lea gu e Result s By United Press lnternatronal National League Pittsburgh ooo 0~0 002- . 4 1 1 Atlanta ooo ooo ooo- . o 8 3 Reuss (9 -7) and Sanguillen; Reed . House (9) and O<~tes LP· Reed 16·51 . s·=""""'-ult .38 2,$61.00 4,107.21· (41 Tvtlll f'llndiAv_..tlble , ., .. , ., , , • ...$ · .lll . TOUI s 3,212.26 ..t.maum bplndlll...... ....... . lfl Thl ._. "'"*- """ .,_, ~ ,.,n ""' ...... ~ GENERAL REVENUE SHARING CATEGORIES lA) 1 "'-'IUC$.\flTY !tiM: • ~· cwr On Certificates or thl8 poobl ...... In • 1oc8l ~ ol ...... I h8v. recar* dDtii~MN ing .' Ninety Clay inJereH penalty withdrawn before if maturity date . Meigs Co. Branch . .t... let_::O:r...,::;-;;:._=:;;·-;A;:;O<:::....,=<s"'hM =:;I;;: ,.;-;;;..,;O.....,;;;;;,.;;-;_.,. ' · HP.L~ ~ $1,921 . ~ hom J~l; 1. \913. 1hru J11r.t 30. 1974, v'~cCOUNT NO. 36 l 05;1 011 _,ws~ • SCIPIO TOWNSHIP COI,I~TY TREASURER M.EIGS COUNTY I IIICI'IlA710N R R, 2' • • . ALBANY, OHIO 40710 Brighten Your Home • • With A Uve • ~Jia&her, !nt.,U fl:uf: 01i:1 .,,q • FOLIAGE PLANT 14'ol TliVIT FUND RIP'OWT ' , ..........,'II ... ................. . ll'b II IIMI • ' ''•.,;;- ;:;... ' 1&1 TDIII . O O O ' ,;. O O .. O O A1~"' ~., .. . O' O ' s.~·~,»~1~.t~1--A ···~·2ft,07 0~11~-·~·~·- • •••• ••••• •• L Ill • __ .. lli'Jul'oiJO, 1114 •••••_. .... .0 . ' '' Dudley's Florist •• • •• ·59 N, S.cond St •. Mldcl .. port, o. • •• ' • ALSO ..• •• Amencan Leagu e Oakland ooo 012 ooo- . 3 9 o Cleveland 020 000 00 (1--- . 2 6 0 Hunter (14-81 and Han.ey ; G. Perry (15·3) and Dun can . 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Saturday's Games Houston at St. Lou is Montreal at San Fran cisco Chicago at Cincin nati , twi · I ig ht ' Pittsburgh at At lanta, night New York at San Diego, night Ph il adelphia a t Los Ange les , nigh I FLAMES-8EALS TRADE ATLANTA (UP! ) - The Atlanta Flam.es traded left wing John Stewart to the California Golden Seals Thursday for right wing Riliiard Graves. · Borgmann {7) ; Co leman (8.9) and Moses . LP ·Bufler {3 ·4) . HR s .Rodr iguez (3r d ). Freehan (5th). American Leag ue East w . I. pet. g.b. Boston 49 43 .533 Balt imore 41 <13 .522 Cleveland 46 44 .5 11 Milwaukee 46 45 .505 New York 46 46 .500 45 47 .489 Detro it West w. I. pet. g.b. Oakland 54 39 .581 Chicago 46 44 .511 61/• 46 45 .505 7 KansasC ity Texas 46 49 .484 9 Minnesota 44 50 .468 10 lh California 37 57 .394 17 1!~ Thur sday 's Resu lt s Texas 2 Boston 1 New York 10 Kansas City 6 Detro it 5 Minneso la 3 Oakla nd 3 Clevetaild 2 (only games scheduled) Today 's Probable Pitch ers I All Times EDTJ Kansas City lDal Canton!, al New York (McDowell 1··3) , 8 p .m 'cali fornia (Lange 3.6) at Balt imore (Grims ley 11 ·8 1, 7:30 p .m . Oa kland (Hamilton 6 ·21 at Cleveland (A rl in 2 · 4), 7:30p.m . Minnesota !Al bu ry 4·81 at De troit ( LaGrow 7·81 , 8 p.m. Milwaukee (Sprague 7 . 1) a t Chicago {Bahnsen 8·11) , 9 p.m. Bos ton !Tiant 13 ·7l at Te)(as !Brown 7.7) , 9 p.m . Saturday's Gam es· Kansas City al New York Milwaukee at Chicago Oakl.and at Cleveland California at Balt imore , tw i. lig ht Minnesota ,at Detroit. n ig ht Boston at Texas. night International League 51andlngs By United Pre!.S International North w. I. pet. g.b . 53 32 .624 Rochester Syracuse 51 38 .573 4 Toledo 38 53 ..4 18 17 Pawt ucket 34 53 .391 20 South w. I. pet. g.b. Memphis 5 I 36. .586 Richmond 50 37 .575 1 Ch arleston 43 43 .500 7117 Tidewater 19 57 .337 2Jih Thursday' s Results Pawtucket 9 Toledo 4 Rlchniond 16 Memphis 13, 10 innings Roches ter 5 Sy racuse 1 Cha rl eston 4 Tidewater 2 thr""1!ame series qainst the lowly Padres . Ron Schueler picked up the win a.nd the PhUs also moved 1 v. game. •h<:lld of iDsing Montreal in the NL East race. bellln~ hls 2Jsl with Bill Buckner aboard . Messersmith munaged - 10 s trikeouts In closing to within one of Steve Carlton 1137-136 ) for the NL lead. ll was also Messersmith's l Jth complete game. Cubs 3 Reds 2 WiMing pitcher Bill Bonham and Rick Monday each doubled in the fifth inning in helping the Cubs to slow the Reds ' challenge in the NL west. Bonham, who needed relief help from Oscar Zamora, was staked to an early 2~ lead in the second, 'one run coming on BAHR Snarl Proof Reg. $4.69 Phone 985-3307 25 & 50 I~ Bags nine . Dick Drago suffered the loss. Cesar Tovar singled in what proved to be the deciding rUIJ in the sixth. Tigers 5, Twins 3 Bill Freehan, inserted into the cleanup spot in the Detroit lineup even though he had just 17 RBis, hit a two-run homer to boost his total to 19 and hand the Tigers the victory over Minnesota . Joe Coleman boosted .his record to !HI with an eight-hitter. BiU Butler suffered the loss. Yanks 10, Kansas City 6 In a see-saw game, New York rallied for three riUls in the seventh inning and added two more in the eighth to outlast J.{ansas City. Bobby Murcer's run.,scoring single and errors by Fred Patek and Hal McRae helped the Yanks score the three runs in the seventh . SIX straight. Perry's next start is expected to be Tuesday night in Pittsburgh when he's likely to he the American League's starting pitcher in the All-star game. · On June 4, a Cleveland beer night crowd invaded the field in the ninth inning and the wn~ pires were forced to rorreit the game to Texas. But this time the fans stayed in the stands and watched the game . The crowd enjoyed it in the second inning when the Indians took a 2-<1 lead on a single by Charlie Spikes, a triple by Oscar Gamble and a single by Leron Lee. Oakland got one run back' in the fifth inning when Joe Rudi doubled and scored on Claudell Washington's single. Oakland then took the lead in the sixth. Larry Haney, hitting .125, doubled and srored on Bill North's double . North stole third and scored on Sando's tw<H>ut single. In the other games, Texas .beat Boston 2-1, Detroit topped Minnesota ~3 and New York drubbed Kansas City 10-jj. ·lll-"the National League, Pittsburgh blanked Atlanta W, Houston topped St. Louis 11-2, O.icago edged cuicinnati 3-2, Los Angeles heat Montreal 7-5 and and Philadelphia downed San Diego 11{1. Rangers 2, Red Sox I Ferguson Jenkins pitched an eight-hitter to give Texas the victory over Boston. It was the third time in three starts Jenkins has beaten the Red ftfllf II Thtm . For •• your insurance neodt -·S<•l• l or• '3.80 BAUM'S .laUE VALUE SfORE ONLY 985-3301 p 7301 C~OTHIERS SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES 1 SAVINGS OF 20% to 50% ON BOTH MEN AND WOMENS FINE WEARING APPAREL PARK RESERVED SATURDAY - JULY 2oth UNTILS P.M, "FAMILY OUTING" OF PERRY-NORVELL CO. OPEN TO PUBLICAFTER5 PM CAMDEN PARK U. S. 60 WEST . HUNTINGTON CLO~ED EVERY MONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY DOUBLE FEATURE THE MEIGS INN, POMEROY GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMARKS WITH LYNN CAMPBELL .' ' Guest Vocalist Best In Uve Your -~o!~~.._i v. Hr. t~a ·· Red oe· I .... ., ..... u . ' PRESENTING Chesler. 0. ......... ~"'-~ ~Oi tom TONIGHT 9:30 TO 2 Available in 25 & 50 lb. Bags · Hunter bas now won Sll,. ' Red .Rose Dog Meal . Red Rose· Dog NuggAs out five and •walked three. Sox . He s now won 12 and ·lost lilt A GoDd lllighbor, 'BOOSTER CABLE . DOG FOOD Montreal 100 003 100- . 5 7 1 Los A.ngeles ooo 700 oox-: 7 12 1 McAnally , Murra,y (51 , T,a ylor (61 and Foote ; Messersmith (ll 21 and Yeager . LP ·McAnal , ty (6. \ll . HRs . Oavis (6th ), Cey (12th) , Wvl_'n (21t h ). Minn esota 020 010 00(1--- . J . , Detrolt 014 000 011 ~- . ' • 0 ' Bufler . Corb1n ·(3) and R(IO I ' 111 e.-•..t.Jvnt:tO. IIJ:I., .. ...... I.<J7:.:l-" .J"-1-- IJI IMIIt« ~ ... ' .... ' ........ . . . . li.wfa ,.. . . . ; IJ . ........ ..... ,.1'l1no....... =.ami111iJ: .,.121 ...,_ IMtlnt flollldl ~ '""" I 921 00 _,. 1. 1tn tlwiNih Jurol JO. •n• ··•~ ·- · . ·- st., . ._, -. One - 0.. ..... - • "' .. Ob6t W. Va., Y•,.,.PI: ; N. = ..... 111..11; ~;".':', • ·~, • ,1 . .............. .,......,...bDt,· u l ,...,, . • , Mtw Yort., New Yort. . ............... : OIUnnd bJfiU'rill' wlwt The Athens Coun1y Savings & Loan Co. '296.Seco nd S1. Pomeroy , Ohio p .m Perry ol the lmllans- two ot the best right -banders in baseball - dueled for nine innings. When the two pitchers last met on April 23, Perry and the IndiiUIS won 2-1. This time, Hunter and the Athletics turned in a 3·2 triwnph . Hunter, now 14-11, pitched a six-hitter and struck out three while wailting just one. Perry, 15-3, ailowed eight hits, struck RED ROSf 30 Mo. Term SCIPIO TOWNSHIP Major Leagu e Standing s By Un ited Press International Nat io nal Leag ue East w . 1. pc1 . g.b. Philadelphia 47 45 .51 1 44 45 . 494 Montreal St. Louis 44 48 .478 Pittsburgh 42 49 .462 Chicago 40 50 .444 New York 38 51 .427 w es t w . 1. pet. g . b . Los Angeles 62 32 .660 Cinc innati 56 39 .589 6 lf1 Hou ston so 44 532 12 Atlant a sa 46 .52 1 13 Sa n Francisco 42 52 .447 20 San Diego 42 56 429· 22 Thu rs day 's Resu lt s Pittsburgh 4 Atlanta b Houston 8 St. Louis 2 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 Los Ange les 7 Montrea t 5 Philade lph ia a Sa n Diego 5 <only games scheduled J Today's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT> Houston (Gri ffin JQ.J) at Sf . Lou is ( Bare Q. l), 8:30p .m. New York (Ma tla ck 8·61 at Sa n Diego (S pi\lner 5.4), 10: 30 --- Of Deposit '1,000 Minimum l l w - . . el rH r...,on ACTUAL USE REPORT dining IIIII 4 INTEREST !II lllllnw•lli'June30. 11174,,,,,.,, •• $ 1,535.02 By VITO STEL!JNO UP! Sports Writer The Cleveland Indians didn 't have to forfeit tlleir beer night game this time. But they still wound up crying in their beer. Before a well-mannered crowd of 41,648 fans on llk:ent beer night in Cleveland Thursday night, Jim Hunler of the {)akland A's and Gay lord Kan!iasCty 000 311 lOG- . 6 13 3 New York 004 001 32x- 10 12 2 Splitforff , Bird (1) and Heale y; ITidrow, Wall ace {.51 , Lyle (8) and Munson . WP · Wallace (4-0) . LP.Splittorft (9· . HRs .So laita (Jrd), Ve lez Chicago · 020 010 ooo- . l 10 ~ 10) Cincinnat i 100 100 ooo- . '2 12 0 (2nd). Bonham ~ Zamora (7) and Boston 010 ooa ooo- . 1 8 1 Swisher: Norman , Baney 18), Texas 001 001 OOx- . 2 8 0 C.Carrol l (91 and Bench . wP . Drago (.5.7) an d Blackwell ; Bonham (9 . 11 ). LP .Norman (9· Jenkins (12·91 and Sims . HR · 9). H R ·Carden a! (8th ). Yastnemskl (l ith ). Houston 010 001 60 G- . 813 2 St. LOUI5 000 020 000- . 1 8 4 Osteen (9.7) and M.May ; McGlo then , Garman (7), Hra · bosky (7), Pena (8) and Hill. LP .McGio th en (12 .6). HR. ·L May (16 th I. (:II 111111_. EAm1c1 , • , , •• ••••••• , , , , • .,$Tao;-;;;-- • NaUoul ed.,.rtilln• r•I"Jif•&athe I a-• Rev.n~.~t~ hn r•uillld Cii&IIDLT~ ' - Singing Qua.rtels: Monday Unlonalres ond night, Joyfulalres , McArthur , Ohio;, Thursday and Friday Nlghl, GospoltOfles Qvorlet , Chester, 0 .; SohJrdoy, Sunny Lee . and the Redeemed, Columbus. Ohio; Sunday, Miraclealres. Logon, Ohio; Other nights, local talent. NP'Ot ...... .AUA I July 22 tllrough 21, 7:30p. m. Alb•nr Riding . Club Ground•, Alb•nv, Cillo. ' LETART TOWNSHIP ·~=~~~§~~~~~~l=~~~~~~~~i~a~:==~]~~~~~~~=~=; , Furthermore excepting from said Section No. 11 ; thence easr grade at and the 11 nor1hwest of Parcel. No . 4 the following tract ning 19 rods links to acorner stone at Of land : Beg Inning at the nOrth - the northeast corner of a 10 acre east corner of Sectloh No . 17 ; tract deeded by J . B. Torrence thence South 34 rods and 14 links and wife to James R. Lowther; to the middle of Indian Runl. thence south along the east line Road : thence along the · middle of ~aid tract 30 rods and 12 links of said road as follows : North 48 to an iron pin in the middle ' of degrees ' west )8 rods and 10 Indian Run Road ; thence along links; north 64 Vl degrees west the' middle of said road a$ 22 rods and 23 links ; North 52'1• follows : South 49:lf.t degrees ' degrees We~t 16 rods and 16 west 7 rods and 11 links. North links; North 70 '1• degrees West .4 83 degrees west 11 r,ods and 17 rods and 21 links to a stone on links ; .thence nOrth 48 degrees . the North side of road and the west 2 rods and 14 links to the North line of Section No. 17; west line of sa id Sect ion No. 11 ; thence East along the Sec tion thence north 3.4 rods and 14 links line' 52 rods am:l 17 links to the to the place of beginning, place of beg inn ing , containing containing 4.21 acres , more or 5. 18 acres. , more or less . less. Reference Deed : Volume Reference Deed : Volume 138, 138, Page 522, Deed Records, Page 522, Deed Records , Meigs Me igs county, Ohio. The Interest of the grantee In County, Ohio. PARCEl NO . s : The coal , oil Parcels 1, 2, 3. 4 8nd·s is subject and gas, together ~lth the to an oil and gas lease granted m inrn.g rights atta~hed thereto , toW . B. and B. B. Oil and Gas in and under tfle fOl lowing Corripany. described real e$tate, situated You are required to answer In the County of Me igs, In the the Complaint within 28. days State of Oh io. and in the after ·the last publ icat ion of this Townsh ip of Olive , bounded and notice. wh ic h will be ·publ ishect described as follows : Situated once each Week tor .S.ht suein Section No. 17, Town No . 4, cessive · weeks . T·he last and Range No. ·11 : of the Ohio publication will be made on Company's Purchase, bounded August 23, 1974. and the 28 dayt and des c r ibe d as fOllows : for answer will commence on Beginning at the Northeast . that date . corner of Section No . 17 ; thence In case of your fa ilure- to south 34 rods l!lnd 14 links to the answer ·or otherw ise respond 111 m iddle of · tnd la n Run road ; required by the Ohio Rules of thence along m iddle of sai d Civil Procedures , judgmen·t by road a~ follows : .North 48 defaulfwlltberenderedagalnst degrees west 18 rods and 10 you for· relief· demanded In thiS. links ; North 641fl degr~es west ·compllllng . · and 23 links ; North 52lf• degrees west 16 rods and 16 links ; North Janet e ·. Morris 70'1• degrees west 4 rods and 21 Deputy Clerk, links to a stone on the north side · Court of Common Ple-as, of a• ld road , and the North line Probat~ Division. of Section 17 ; thence East along Meigs County, Ohio. Section line 52 rods and 17 links to thf' plac·e of beginning, ( 7) 19,26 (8) 2, 9, 16, 23. 6tc I • Announcement ACTUAL USE REPORT to the tract land own~d Theremore is orexcepted fr'om known as th.of e Jacob R~rdonby~lot· acres, less . M. Jackson , the road to be Pare~/ No . 7, the follow ing located on the best location and described rel!ll estate : Begin- run The Meigs Inn l&J 053 012 contain ing 5. 18 acres, more or ·less. Reference Deed: Volume 138, Page 551-, Deed Records, 111 1\IC"U.TION SUTTON TOWNSHIP Meigs County , Ohio. - - - - - - - 1 ' ' - - - - - - t " - - - - --l PARCEL No . 6: The coal, oil 8 UIAARIU WILLIAM F. HARRIS, Twp. Clerk and gas , together with the -=:c-:==--+''-----+"------1 MEIGS COUNTY mining r ig hts attached thereto 7 SOCIALS£RYitta .RACINE, OHIO 45771 in and under the following •.:.:•.:o:::"'.:.:'::":co:c'.:.'""='-f.:!..-----+"------1 described real estate situated In !he Townsh ip of Oilve, in the County of Meigs and State of Ohio , in Section No . 11 , Town No . 4, Range No. 11 , Of the Oh iO Company's Purchase, bounded and descr ibed as follows : Beg inning at the Nor thwest cor.ner of Section No. 11 ; thence 111 lllf•nc• 11QI J~M 30. 1173..,. ...... S 1,795 .'~ . East 19 rods and 11 links 10 a stone at the Northeast corner of a 10 acre tract deeded by J . B. Torren ce to James A . (,.owther ; thence south a·tong the east line of sa id tract 30 rods and 12 links to an iron pin iri the m (ddle of Indian Run Road ; then ce along the middle of said road as follows : South 49 Jf.! degrees West 7 rods and 11 links ; North 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 links ; thence north ·48 degrees ~ *" ldYiHd 1ht'l I tOI'ft plttt COli¥' of IIIII bwn ~~~~~ ii!Md In 1 ·loell -PIC* of ~~~ west 2 rods and ·1.4 links to the h ltc:ordt doc:wmlrotl"tt thl ~Onll 1nt1 olth's ftPOrl west line of Section 11 ; the'nce north 34 rods ·and 14 link$1o .the place of beginning, containing 4.2 1 acres , more or less . Re-fe-rence Deed : Volume 138, Page 551 , Deed Records, Meigs County , Ohio. PARCEL No. 7 : The un . divided one -half interest in the oil and gas, toge1her with the mining rights att~ched .thereto, . . ENEAAL in and under the following REVENUE · des cr i bed rea 1 estate s tt uat ed inS :;:,H;:A:;R::;I.;;N;;G::::;:;:"o;;:;;;;;;-;:;::::;';:;:'ci;;;;-;;;;:fu;;;;::;;;;-;;;-;;;;:;i-;;;;;-;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;-;;:;;;;-;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;C';;;:;;;;;:hii;:" the Township of Olive, in the Gener•l Rev&nue Sharing prOVldls federal funds directly to local ~md at1te governmen11. Your pernment mult publilh thit County of Meigs , and State of repon adv~iog you how these funds h1~ be~n .~d or pbligated during me Y••.r .fro'!' J~ly 1. ~~73. thru June 30. 1974. OhiO, in Section No. 11 , Town 4, Thfs is to 1nform you of your governments Pflorltl•• and 1o •nc:ouraga your partiCJpltJon '" dec1s10ns on how future funds and Range No. 11 , of the Ohio ·shouldbe IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAs: MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, PROBATE DIVISION Dizzy.Dean win two games J~ 1. 1973 . thu., Juna 30. 1974. .;ACCO(JNT NO. unknown heirs and devisees of Pearl V. Tanthorey, deceased ; To : The unknown heirs and deviSees of James Robert LoWther, deceased ; and To : Ida Lowther , whose address. is unknown and cannot with r.e asonable diligence be ascertained : You are herel;>y notif ied that you have been named defen dants In a legal action entitled "We had our· chances," Gro~er White, Jr. , Ad · ministrator de bonis non of the Anderson said, reflecting upon Estate of Pearl V. Tanthorey, the 12 hits the Reds poiUlded deceased~ Plalnt(ff, vs. Thelma Eddy. et al., Defend&F'!tS. l'his 0ut and the 12 r11J11lers they left action has been assigned Case ~anded on base. No . 19,512 in th'e Court of. Commori Preas, Probate The Cubs scored twice in the Division. Meigs County, Ohio . The address of said Court is c-o Meigs County Court House, : Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . The obJect of the Com plaint is to sell the real estate of the decedent to pay the debts and costs · of administe·rlng her estate, which real estate rs described as follows : PARCEL No . 1: The follow;ng SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif (UPI) A ho 'tal real estate situated in the · spl County o.f Meigs, in the State of The Syracuse Girls' JIUlior administrator says Hall of Ohio,, and in the Township of Olive , Zlnd boUnded and Softball team won a double Fame pitcher Dizzy Deai1 described as follows: Being the . header Wednesday night, signed a :waiver to leave 1be north one-half of the southeast bef9re he quarter of the southeast gu.arter defeating Me'igs Inn 18 to i and hospital a few hours 'th a fatal heart of Section No. 24, ToWri" No. 4, Was stricken Wl Range No. 11 of the Ohio "' Mason 10 to 8. attack. · Company ' s Purchase, and In the first game the winners being a 20 acre lo.t bounded by }J.obert Ha.nnum, ad- property lines as· follows : On had 15 hits .with Tonia and for B.a rton the north by lands of David Sonia Ash and Carla Teaford ministrato.r Rowland and J . J . Chute , on the each getting a home run; Kim Memorial Hospital here, sald East by the East line ot Section in .a hurry No . 24, on the south by lands of Winebrenner had a triple, Thursday Dean .ew as hoSpital and w. J . He;ney , and on !he WeS! to get Out Of th by lands of W. J . Heiney. Vicki CIUldiH, SOnia Ash and Rosemary Hubbard each a the baseball star tenned "a Reference Deed : Vol. 143, Page double and Ronda Cook, Penny bunch of bull" a suggestion ~~unt~~~dhlo~ecords , Meigs that be transfer to a Reno PARCEL No . 2' Al>o, !he. Wolfe and Teresa Ferrell each hospital. following real estate situated In Olive Township, County · or a single. 11 Deaninsistedonleavingthe Me igs and State of Ohio, and in Winning pitcher was Carla ·tal here every day," Section ~o . 23. Beginning 40'11 hospl rods East of the northwest Teaford who gave up only 4 hits 11 • Hanmnn said. There ·was no corner of Section No . 23; thence and a home to C. LeFebre. East 59 rods and 4 1h links ; diS¥-t!sfaction with the care he thence south 391f2 rods ; thence In the second game Syracuse was getting. He just wanted to west 59 rods and .t'h linkS ; , had 13 hitS with Teresa Ferrell . thence north 39h rods to the· Ieave." place of beginning, containing having a perfect score at the Dean was admitted to Barton 14.55 acres, more or less. Ex plate, four for four . Sonia ASh, · 1 Jul ll fte cepting, however, from the Memona Y a r com.. above tract of rand a certain Tonia Ash and Carla Teaford of chest palos while portion thereof. bounded as each had a double, Vicki plaining : Beg inning 40'h rodS g olfing. He was released follows east of the northwest corner. o1 CIUldiff, Tina Gibbs and Ronda Sunday and a few hOW'S later abOve section : thence east 59 Cook each had singles. · k h'l din' · h rods and 4112 links to county ~ Wlt road ; thence south ls; feet ; Tonia Ash homered in the was st nc en w I e friend in Reno. thence west 59 rods lind 4'1:1 first inning drivmg· in three. _a physician The 64--year-old Dean was links ; thence north 16 feet to the place of beginning , cont&ining runs and Carla Teaford hit a · rushed to St. Mary's Hospital 36·100 acres, more or less . The winning home run in the bot- · Ren ' He di d 1 W dn amount of l&nd ' conveyed In o. e ear Y 1 e es- above tract being 14 .19 a cres . tom of the seventh, also scoring m day. more or less , and above three rtms. Hannu·m said tllat while . described trects being the same prem l~ es con'(eyed by Frank Sonia Ash pitched the first was in ~rtoQ, someone Founds and wife to former Dean three innings, walked two and suggested he move to St. grantors by warranty deed or date of April 23, 1936, and gave up two base hits. Kim recorded May 6 r 1936, in Vol. Mary 's. Winebrenner, WP, went in in • 142, Page 54. Oeed Records of He QUOt e d Dean as say ng, Meigs county, Oh io. Reference the fourth and gave up three "'That's a bunch of bull. I'm Deed : Volume 143, Page 62 , Wllu and four bue hits. M. not goino to any other hoanital, Meigs ·County Deed Records, ..~ oor• dil and gas interests, , as JGIJMm for Muon was three If I was going to do tllat, I'd follows ' for foor at the p1ale with two stay here."' PARCEL No. 3: The un lrlples. • divided one -half inferesf In the oil and gas, together with the mining ri9hts attached thereto, In and under the following reel Syracuse girls 17,112.00 dunog !hi period from ••y ij'i -- report advl1ing you how these funds heve been uaed of obligated duri11g the veer from July\ , 19 73. thru Juna 30, 1974. This is to inform you of your governmenfs priorities and ·tO encourage your participation in decision's. on how luture funds should be with the Reds' Jack Billingham going against Dave LaRoche. I•,•N By MILTON RICHMAN :r~~ _ II PI Sports Editor . _§':: NE:W YORK (UP! ) - The people have spoken. They've mulled over the claims by both sides, studied aU the facts, or at least all those made available to them, and have reached a decision . The NFL players a re wrong, and the owners are right. This is the prevailing opinion of people making themselves heard in letters to the players, letters to the owners and letters to the Commissioner's office. Some of the letter-writers are harshly critical of both sides, but it is clear there is a preponderance for one side. For the first time anybody can remember, perhaps even for the ·flrst time in lhe entire history of professional football, the fans are against the players and for the owners in the 19-<iay old NFL strike. "It's a strange feeling," confesses Wellington Mara, owner of the New York Giants who has absorbed his share of fan criticism, and then some, down through the years. Mara is chairman of the executive committee of the NFL - Management Council , and generally is portrayed as one the more vocal hawks amoAg the owners . He has enough fore sight, however, to realize that the fans' present posture, siding with the • owners and showing disgust with the players, could amount to trouble, deep trouble, for everybody later on . Eventually it could be trartsiated into empty seats at the ballpark. " It's very nice to have people on your side, but strictly from a business stand point it might nol be such a goo d thing," says the Giants' owner. "The product we sell is the game our players play . People identify with the player s, not with the owners." He 's right on the money there. Who 'sgonna pay five bucks to see Joe Robbie try to bring down George ljaias, Jr. in an open field' Or Rankin Johnson throw a sideline pass to Lamar HIUlt ? Well, maybe fiv e bucks. Certainly not $15 . · . Mara, smiling a bit over some of the mail he has been receiving from the fan s, can •t remember getting so many favor~b1e letters since he decided to move the team to New Jersey . "I'd say the letters are running 40, or 50 to l in support of the club," he says. " What do some of them say' Things like 'don't give up control of th e game ' .. .'these fellows are spoiied' ... and 'they 're asking for more than anyone can afford to give.' "Actually, I don 't think the players are any more spoiled than other people of their age," says Wellington Mara. "They have values that are different than players of 20 years ago, but sci has everybody else of their generation. You 've got to understand there is a generation gap and do what you can to bridge it." On Thursday, the NFL Management CoiUlcil, trying to end the strike , offered the players what it called " the largest money package in tile history of professional sport.'' The package inc1udes considerably more money for rookies and veterans prior to and during the season, more money for those players chosen for the Pro Bpwl game and an improved pension and insurance plan. Nothing was don e about the so-<:alled "freedom issues." ''The owners r egard those issues as being vital to the structure of the game;" Mara says. ~ould the players reject this lalest offer, the NFL owners have decided to go ahead and start the season without them. They'llLLSe those veterans who have reported, rookies and even free agent ~ick-ups if they have nobody else. I one out and quelled a Reds' threat. He also blanked them for the last two innings even .<•.·.~ ;·:·=-:: ,:::!i~ ACTUAL USE. REPORT funds federal 1'* iiw ,.,..... Sp·ort Parade "i'• ,•, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .--~-..a ·~ \1.:! :.-•:•:0 ~1 SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM ~=--··· 'mi~\~ Today's .t.V . ·•·•• > l . .- REVENUE SHARING Sparky's gamble costly second inning with Jose Car· denal's eighth ·homer accounting for a first run. A triple by Bill Madlock and Billy Grabarkewitz' sacrifice fly gave the Cubs their other run in the second inning. Doubles by pitcher Bill Bonham ·and Rick Monday m the fifth inning gave the. Cubs their winning riUl and tagged Fred Norman with his ninth loss against nine victories. Rose, who had three hits, singled and came home on Bench's single with the Reds' first ·riUl in the first inning. Singles by Bench and Perez and Dan Drieosen 's doubleplay grounder gave the Reds their second and final run of the fourth. Oscar·Zamora came on in the seventh inning with two on and Messersmith got some help, Oakland :1 Cleveland 2, Texm1 2 llowcvcr, from his fellow ali · Boston 1, Detroit 5 Minnesota 3 stnr tearnmah.!:J, Ron Ccy und and New York 10 Kansas L~ty 6. Jimm~ Wynn, who belted tworun homers in a seven-£un LA " An injury is part of a fourth inning, and that was penmmt nu:.:c ," said Messersenough to subdue the pesky mith when asked whether .Expos. The Reds, meanwhile, losing .John would put more L'OOperated by losing 3-2 to prcssw-c "" the Dodger pitchOtfcago, thus falling 6 % ers. "Any time you lose a frontbehind the Dodgers in the NL liner , you're in trouble. But West . we 've got depth . I just hope E:lsewhere · in National we 'rc deep enough ." League action, Philadelphia Cey put I os Angeles ahead 2downed San Diego . 11-5, Pitt- 1 with his 12th horner in the sburgh blanked Atlanta 4~ and fourth and Wynn capped the Houston routed St. Louis 11-2. In big inning, wh,ich saw 10 the American League, it was Dodger s go to the plate, by Oakland hands Peri-y 3-2 setback 298 In the second division, Dotty Coletown won the event by a nose to return $6.80, $3.20 and $3.20. The mile was covered in 2:116 3-5. Quentin Hill was second and Bay Colony was third. The ~I nightly double pairing of Tru Star and Blaze Hudson paid $37.40. The crowd of 5,339 wagered .. GENERAL CINCINNATI (UP!) ·- Cincinnati Reds Manager Sparky Anderson decided to test the arm of Cblcago Cubs rookie catcher Steve Swisher and it proved a cosily decision. The test came in the ninth inning Thursday night when Cesar Geronimo led off with a single and then was thrown out by Swisher attempting to steal second. Pete Rose followed with a single and one out later moved to third on Johnny Bench's double. But the two were stranded when pinch hitter George Foster popped out to shortstop Don Kessinger and the Reds wound up losers, :J-2, I The loss, coupled with a Los Angeles victory, dropped the ~ 6 "" gameo \>ehind the Dodgers in the National League West. loss to Clucago -·was Lliebe>t 1-2 pu11<h they could've asked for w kayo the blues. Prior to gBme-time the Dodger> leurned that John , off to his bc;1 start ever ( 13-3), would be lo>t for at least 21 days because of a ruptured ligament in his pitching elbow. That left Messersmith w P,.t a stop to the club's threeitame loss skid and the other righthanded LA ace wasn't as sharp as usual, yielding five runs to the Montreal E:xpos- tlle.most in 11 starts since he was to1;1ched for six Ln four innings against St. l.<>uis last May '!1. Olletown followed Gayn to the GAMEs July 20 - U A .H .... Trautwein Jl'ield Sat, Jul,- 20 - U A.M. - Athena High Fhld sat. July 20 - ) P.M. - Trautwein neld , Pirates 4 Brans ·0 The Pirates-streaked to their fifth in a row behind Jerry Reuss' eight-hit shutout pltchi~g . Rightfielder Dusty Baker's double <>rror allowed two runs to score in the fifth, Jose Cardenal's eighth homer. while pinch·hitter Bob Zamora recorded his sixth save, while Bonham posted his Robertson padded the Sues' lead in thh nintll with a two-riUl ninth win against 11 losses. ground rule double after the Astros & Cardinals 2 Lee May drove in three runs hsses were loaded. Hot hiLUng with a solo homer and a bases· Richie Zisk collected two more loaded double and the Astros, hits for Pittsburgh to raise his aided by three St. Louis errors, average to .331, while Reuss rallied for six runs in the upped his record to ~7 . PbUile 8 Padres 5 seventh inning to help Claude Mike Schmidt slugged a Osteen to his njnth victory. OSteen, in winning his rourth three-run homer in the eighth straight, went tlle route, yield- inning- his 19th-to snap a ~5 ing eight hitst while Cards' ace lie . and enable the Phils to Lynn McGlothen (I~) took the salvage the final game of the loss. :Dodgers end skid; nip Expos, 7-5 Pyles, .both llngles. Steve Ru.uell, the losing pitcher, tripled ond 11m King singled for the only hlt.l fw Point Pleasant City Ice and Fuel behind the strong pitching of R. Beller defeated AddavlUe, 9-.'1 in U.e oecood game Thursday night. Pl . Pleasant scored two J'WlS in the first, three In the serond, one each in the fourth and fifth and two runs in tile sixth. Addaville tied the score at'2-2 in the filst and their last tally came in the sixth. 3- Til<: Dally Sentinel, M !d<U~ port-Pom<roy , 0 .. ~'rlday, July 19, 19H * * * THE MEIGS, INN POMEROY PH. 992-3629 �' f ~ Tho Doily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Friday, •• • July 19, !974 ,I'••,•,•,-.•,•,•,•,.,.,._. ••,•••.•.•,v,r'}!o!o!·'·'·'·'·'·".:.:.•.v,•,•,•, • •• ••• • . .... """"'-"-' --'-'""-'---. , . .. .. ................. .., ') ' Memphis edges Portland. MEMPHIS (UP! ) - John Huarte and George Mira , a couple of oid bridesmaids from the National Football League, are headed for an important head-to-head duel in Birmingham next Wednesday. The Memphis Southmen edged tlie Portland Storm 16-8 on two nationally televised touchdown passes by Huarte Thursday night to go 2~ in the fledg)ing World Football Lea· gue. The game was played before 31,088 fan s in 87-<iegree '' weather. • The Binningharn Arpericans won their second game of the . season over New York 32-29, with three seoring passes by Mira Wednesday night to set up a battle for the Central Division lead at Birmingham's Legion Field next week . ·Some are predicting a crowd _ _ _.oLU]pWai:ds.of 60,000. " really looking forward to it,' •taughed Huarte. ""I said who intercepted a Barton pass last week that this league was at the Portland 27 and returned going to make it. And I know it it 10 yards to the t7. . is." The 31-year-<>ld former Heisman Trophy winner fr om Notre Dame lofted a 42-Jard scoring bomb to rookie split end Ji,ick Ettinger early. in the first quarter and added a 14yard bullet to Ed Marshall late Members of the Ame-rican in the third period. Huarte also Legion Auxili;~ry of Drew completed two passes for extra Webster Post 39. Pomeroy. points. were in Chillicothe Tht1rsda y to Portland's only score carne on a 29-yard pass from quar- assist with the District 8 birterback Greg Barton to split tlJday party at the Veterans end Sam Dickerson tO tie the Hospital there. Going over for the party game 8-8 in the third period. were Mrs. Ben Neutzling-,-:Mrs. Dickerson , a rookie from "Southern California , was ac- Crace Pratt, Mrs. Harry Davis tivated from the Storm taxi and Mrs. George Hackett. Sr . and Cheryl Lehew, a jw1ior squad Wednesday . member. They took with them Memphis ' winning touchdown was set up by rookie ll cakes , 18 pounds of defensive back David Thomas, homemade candy, 36 towel bibs, 60loot bags, and.IOO table favors and 100 birthday cards provided by the jlUlior WJit, all totaling in value $140.75. Auxiliary has party · NFL owners make offer UPI SPORTS WRITER WASHINGTON (UP!)- The antagonists in the pro football strike returned to the bargaining table today with the owners offering a multi-million dollar moneypackage and the players insisting that their "freedom" demands be met. The meeting in Washington with federal tnediator James Scearce came as the strike entered its 19th day and both sid~s had made significant offers in the last 48 hours. The NFL Players Association proposed on Dorcas Circle has meeting maxilnum of $100,000 a player from the present $50,000. - Winning team members in .· the . Pro Bowl would re.ceive $4,000 instead of the current $2,000; losing players would collect $2,000 instead of $1,500. The union wants every player in the Pro Bowl to get at least $.1,000. Church women Mrs. Leora Sigman hosted a meeting of the Dorcas Circle of tp~ B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church Tuesday night at her horne. Devotions by Mrs. Ethel Hughes were taken from Luke 19 with the meditation , " Remember Zacchaeus". Reports of the officers were given and offerings were taken. Mrs. Marjorie WalbW"n presented the program using a letter in the American Baptist magazine by Dr. Joseph !. Chapman and a poem, j' [ Wonder Why". Prayer was by Mrs. Alwilda Werner. Get~wen ·card was signed for Allen Hughes with a sympathy card to the family of Mrs. Eva Hartley. Others attending were Mrs. Winnie White, Mrs . Beulah White and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman . Wednesday willingness to bargain around-the-clock and if negotiations failed, to submit everything except 13 so-called "freedom issue" demands to ·~Jesus, the Door of compulsory arbitration . The Salvation" was the program "freedorn " .demands, the Wlion topic presented at the Tuesday suggested, might be turned night meeting of the United over to a special fact-finding · Methodist Women at the Forest commission for its recom- RWl Church. Hostessed {or the impressive with a large pictw-e mendations. meeting were Mr::;. Hanson of Christ standil).g at the door The owners' Management Holter and Mrs. Edith Sisson. knocking and brass candle Council put forward Thursday The meeting opened ;.ith an · holders and Candles on either a'2tJi>oint.counter-<>ffer which a organ prelude by Mrs. John side. · spokesman Said would give the Scott who also . presented the A thank-you was read from players "the largest money devotions. The devotions in- the district treasurer for the . package in the history of traduced the program to follow receipt of the remainder of the professional sport.'' · and were filled "Jesus, The pledge for the year 1974. The But the owners ignored Door of Salvation. " The song, treasurer's report was given CtJmpletely the controversial ''O Jesus, Thou Art Standing" 35 sick and shut-in calls were "freedom" demands which the by the group was followed by a made by members of the union wants. These generally . meditation, "The Open Door" group_. . would give players the right to by Mrs. Scott. The devotions Refreshrne_nts were served switch .to another team once ended with the song, · "Who at by the hostesses to Mrs. John their contracts expired and the Door is Standing" by all Scott, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, allow them some veto power and prayer by the leadec. Mrs. H'!l'ry Wyatt, Mrs. Olan over being traded. Mrs. Olan Genheilner was in Genheimer, Mrs. Uswin Nease, Despite the signs of give- charge of the program . She Mrs . Kerns Roush, Mrs. and-take, no early settlement began the program with the Denver Holter, Mrs. Richard seemed in sight. Both sides scripture, " Behold I Stand at Jarvis, Mr~. Fred Nease, Mrs. were far apart on the owners' the door . and knock" taken Edison Hollon and Mrs. Russ money offer which would give from the Book of Revelation, Watson. the players an additional $4 and a talk "The Hospitable million in the first year of a Door". This was followed with fout-year contract. talks by Mrs. Uswin Nease, For .inStance, the owners '~The Door of Hope' '; Mrs. proposed that each veteran be Sisson , " The Door of Faith"; paid 10 per cent of his base Mrs. Fred Nease, ·"The Door of RAVENSWOOD, W. Va . salat')" during the pre-season Compassion or Love" ; Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . Loren :-T. and each rookie get roughly Richard Jarvis, "The Keys to children, $200 a week. The 'union has Hope, Faith and Love"; Mrs. Stephens an~ Michael , Tammy and Tanya, asked an liocending scale of Alfred Yeauger, "The Door of · were guests of honor at a Oat pay which would amount to the Lips"; Mrs. Denver Holter, $22,000 for seven exhibition " The Door of Opportunity". luncheon party at the home of games. Othe.r readings in line with the Mrs .' Loman Ash, Ravenswood, Sunday, July 14. The owners offered a mini· · program .were given by Mrs . The pa.ty was attended by mwn season salary of $14,000 Edison HoUon , Mrs. Harry for rookies and $16,000 for Wyatt, Mrs. Hanson Holter and . members of the Church of veterans compared to the Mrs . Kerns Roush. The Christ in both Ravenswood and present $12,000 and $13,000 program concluded with Parkersburg, where Stephens floor. The players want $20,000 a poem "I Am the Door" by has preached frequ ently for rookies; $25,000 for vetc- Mrs. Russ Watson and prayer during the past three years. I rans. by the leader . A · special The Stephens family will be I The owners' plan had these reading was given by Mrs. ~eaving the Pomeroy area other features : Vernon Nease · titied "The about Aug. I to begin work with the Evendale Church of Christ, - No · veteran, except.- . Urgency of ~ayer .'' quarterbacks , would be The worship · center was in the Cincinnati area. I They first moved to this area required to report to training camp more than 15 days before flle first pr....eason game. - A plaJer playing· out the option year of his contract would get 100 per cent of his . existing salary rattier than 90 · per cent as of now. , Business Phone- 992.2804 .,-M~Jor medical eoverage would be · increased to · a E . M. Blake,. Jr. J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 s. Third Avenue, Box 267 have meet iI I]~ Social . 1!·. ' Calendar ~ SA1\IRDAY ANNUAL PICNIC of Meigo Count y Retired Teachers Assn., 5:30 p. m. at U. S. 33 Roadside Park, west side. All r.e tired te achers, whether members , or not, welcome; special invitation issu_ed to aU recent retirees living in Meigs County. Spouses and--or guests welcome. GOSPEL l:r usarlers Quart.lt of Clarksburg, 7:30p.m·. at MI. Herm on United Brethren Church, 21~ miles northwest of Five Poin ts on Texas Rd. f.veryonc welcome . SUNDAY GOSPEL Crusaders Quartet, Clarksburg, II a .ni . at Unit<.od Methodist Church, Vinton. 7:30 p.m . ... - I.r-... -Bulavi ll e .;1t Congrega.tional Christian Church, lhree miles west of Addison on Bulaville Rd . Everyone welcome. OHIO VALLEY Commandry 24, Knight Templar, ~nnual , picnic, Shrine Park, Racille, I :30 p. m. Barbecue with familiesto ~ke a covered dish. ANNUAl., CARR reunion roadside park on west side U.S. 33, five miles north Pomeroy . Basket dinner 12 :30 p. m.. at of 9f at .... • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxson Anniversary celebrated Th e 25th wedding an· niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxson, R.D., Long Bottom, was observed recently with un open house at their COUNTY WIDE PRAYER farm home in the Keno neighmeeting, 2 p. m. Coolville horhood. Pioneer Church, two mil~s The observance was hosted north of Tuppers Plains ; Glen by their children. Mr. and Mrs. Bissell, class leader.· James Manbourg and Kim, VANMETER Reunion at Massillon, Mr . and Mrs . Portland Park. All relatives Limbach and Mr. and Mrs. and friends welcome; dinner at Paul Maxson and Wend y, ParkersbW"g, W.Va., and John 12 noon . and Ray ·Maxson, Long BotREViVAL Beginning today tom. Mr. and Mrs. Maxson 7:30 each evening, Racine were married Jwie 24 1949 at Apostolic Church With Parkersburg, w. va .·' ' Daymond K. Adams, Marietta, · Mrs. Ebby Crow, Reedsville, evangelist. . R.D, and Mrs. Floyd Weber , HOMECOMING servtces at R. D. Long Bottom. presided at ML Monah Church of God, the refreshment table which Racine . All day services, highlighted a beautiful three dtnner on the grounds. tiered wedding cake, which Sp~a~ers from Chester and was served with pWlch, mints Chdh cothe. All singe rs and nu ts. Music, picture1 welcome. Public welcome. talting, and 'visiting were en~ joyed, along with the honored guests opening · their many THE POMEROY Fire beautiful g ift~ , including a Department and Emergency Squad will stage a barbecued diamond ring presented to chicken dinner beginning at 11 Mrs. Maxson by her husband. Along with those mentioned a.m. under the shelter on the above. those en joying th e upper parking lot. All proceeds hospitality of the Maxson , will go to the building fund . family were Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY REVIVAL services July 22 Dana McCain, Mr. and Mrs. through the 28th at the Albany Floyd Weber, Mrs. Thelma Club Riding Grounds. Evangelist. J ohn Elswick . Farnsworth, Mrs. Josephine Services 7:30p.m. VISIT ENDS NEW HAVEN - Mr. and OCSEA, Gallia Chapter , Mrs . Eugene Hester and regular monthly and special daughters, Jill and Heidi, have business sessiori, 7 :"30 p.m. at ' 1~2 2 Eastern Ave. Ne w retW"ned to their home at workin g agreement to be Ocala , Fla., after visiting with · discussed; delegat" to be h~r parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Ray Riggs, and his family, New named . Haven . During their visit here they dro ve to Ashville, N. C., where he will be transferred in the near futW"e . Pastor departing . Gardeners·dine Ritchie, all of Long Bottom; Mr. and · Mrs. Ebby ·Crow, Jody, Stacey, Tommie and Ebby, Jr ., Reedsville ; Mr. and Mrs . Oz Umba,ch, Parkersburg, W. Va .; Mrs. Walter Deren berger, · Rick and Francie, Mineral Wells, W. Va.; Miss Pat Meeks, Mrs. Mabel Maxson, Mr . and Mrs. Donald Maxson, Donnie and Ronnie, Berea, W. Va. Other gifts, cards and telephone calls were received from Mr. and Mrs . Jack Marnbourg, Canton ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dennin, Mineral Wells, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Oma Sutton, Mr . and Mrs. Ray BonrieU, Berea, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Carter, Hurricane, W. Va.; Em and Virginia Henthorne, Marietta ; Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Summers, Parkersburg ; Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDermott , Vienna, W. Va. ; Mountain S1ate Bank, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout and Keith, all of Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Clay Wayne and family, Parkersburg; Mr . and Mrs. Harvey Mason , parents of Mrs. Maxson, Wellsville; Mr. and Mrs . Gene Saunier and family, Canton; Mrs. Fannie Belle REEDSVILLE - fl mystery dinner was recently held at Stew~~rl Hall lor the Riverview Garden Club members. The hall woo staged like a "Garden Cole " and decorated with Oowers !rom the garden of Mrs . Harllss Frank. Card tables with flowered cloths were arranged In the hall. A !lgn at the door with "Garden Cafe" on it completed the setting . The sign had been made by Mrs. David Heaton. Serving as waitresse!i were Mrs . Tom Spencer , Mrs-. Walter Brown, Mrs. Roy R. Hannum and Mrs . Frank . Attractive menus and aprons were made by the hostesses . Dinner music was played throughout the meal. A short business meeting was held following the dinner. Mrs. Ronald Osborne, vice president, thanked the ladies. for the meal that they had prepared and served. Mrs. Cleemont Harris extended fllanks for the gift she received while a patient in the CamdenClark Hospital. Named to work on the program books for flle coming year were Mrs . . Osborne, Mrs. David thad well, Mrs. Gene Young and Mrs. Roy R. Hannum. No regular meetings will be held in July or August. At· lending besides the above mentioned were Mrs. R. L. U>rkins, Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. POLYESTER DOUBLEKNITS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 . COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT i•• '• : ! i' '391 vo. P.S. • Simplicity • Kwik Sew • McCalls Patterns • ' I ' • ~ 352 ••• ••• •• • E, MAIN ST. 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I Recharging Hydrostatic Testing • Safety Lights • Sirens · Hose • Commercial Alarm Sntems · Sprinkler Systems • New Fire Trucks · Ladders · Home Alarm ·Systems .· New Extinguishers. . We have ' a complete line of Tags. Signs and Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements . Ope11 9 A,M. · 5 P.M., Monday tl)ru Friday and Mrs. Joseph Cook have returned to their Pomeroy home after spending flle past several weeks in South . Windaor, Conn. with their sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corcoran and family . They went especially for the graduations of their three grandchildren, James Corcoran who received his bachelor of science degree in music education from Western Connectic~t State Coll~ge, Michael Corcoran who received an associate degree in civil engineering from Hart.ford State Technical College, and Caryl Grace Cp~coran who graduated from South Windsor High School. While in Connecticut, the supper in the Town and Country Room, a pre-marche pouvior, presentation of parodies, and . a reception honoring the outgoing chape3u. Parody winners were Franklin County, first; Summit, second, and Crawford, third. the Sunday morning departemental chapeau passes breakfast was held with Mrs. Laura Houser, Tuscola, rn., the le demi chapeau. _nationale; be. h . .. Cen traI D!VISIOn, mg t e · · h d distmguts e guest. Other distinguished guests were Mrs. Meir, Mrs. Violet Aichholz, national partnership chairperson; Mrs. Evalina BerkJey, national pouvior member. A gift was presented to Mrs. Houser, a donation of $10 was made to the National Jewish Hospital at Denver, Colo., in memory of Mrs .,.. Mary Wiseman, past departementai chapeau, and round~robin c~:~-rds were signed for Mrs. Hazel Russell , Mrs . Susie Sonnanstine and Mrs. Lorraine Elwell. Monday 's session opened with a welcome from Mrs ~ Ethel Spiker of the Franklin County host salon, with Mrs. Stanriff giving the response. There was the processional of officers and guests, ad. vancement of the colors, the invocation, pledge and national · anthem . Introduced and bringing greetings were Mrs. Virginia Rahe, Mrs. Violet Aichholz, Mrs . Ethel Van Fossen, Mrs. Helen Kilworth, Mrs. Esther Ed'gar: Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Ann Kruger , Mrs. Evalina Berkley, Mrs. Angie McElroy, Mrs. Ann McCudden, Mrs. Hazel Elliott, ·Mrs. Louise 992·2039 75 Miles and Full Time Qualified Service Man COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of .Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers. · family visited the flitchcock Chair CO. and Museum, at· tended a performance of the play, "School for Scandal" starring Virginia Payne, the 1 actress who played the part of Ma Perkins on radio for 25 years. At Gettysburg, Pa., they viewed the Civil War bat· tlefield, and in Corning, N. Y., toured the Corning Glass Co. museum and factory and vi!ited Mrs. Robert Doman (Leona Priode) who lives near there. The family also visited Keuka College at Keuka Park, N. Y., where Caryl Grace Corcoran will attend college, and enroute home visited in Brighton, Mich. With Cook's sisters, Mrs. William Curiston and Miss Edith Cook. The Corcoran family ac· companied Mr. and Mrs. Cook to Pomeroy for a several days' visit before retur.ning to Connecticut Thursday. Mrs. Cor~oran is a .teacher of NEW ARRIVAL business subjects in the Ver· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Jeff)· non, C<mn. schools. Pope, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, annowtce the birth of their son, ::;::i:i:~i=~=:i:~=~:=:i:i:=:::::~~:::*:::::::::=:::=:::::.;.~~~: Jeffrey Allan. The lad was born ] June 28 at Holzer Medical ·· ·.. ~ . ! ~ . Center and weighed 9 lbs., 7 ' .;!: ••!.~.,.: ozs. He was 21 inches tall. He is · ~~~ ~~ welcomed home by a sister, ;:;: :;:; ,HoUy Ann, age 3. Maternal Mr . and Mrs. John Bry;m grandparen!sare Mr. and Mrs . alld Mr. and Mrs. Michael 'Orville Jones, Oak Hill, and Davis and Mickey have paternal grandparents are Mr. returned from a vacation in lind Mrs. Paul Pope, Patriot. Michigan. They visited Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryan, Sr., -· - Bellaire; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bryan and son, Lincoln Park, Mich. They spent a day at Mackinac Island, and also for_All Occasions.. visited Bear Mountain at . ~- Wf Wire f:IOWers . Grating, Mich. Enroute home Everywhere - flley stopped arLorain to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baughman and Jeffrey have returned Pomeroy Flower Shop · from a trip to Phoenix, Ariz. They vl!ited the birthplace of Mrs. Millard Van Meter . Ph. 992-2m Jeffrey, now nine. AccompanyPh. 992·5721 ing them on the trip was Cindy Smith, niece of Mrs. Baugh· man and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mid· dleport. The femlly left on July 6 and returned home Wed· SUCCESS STORIES nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kem are "Tbey Overcame home following a vacation at Myrtie Beach, S. C. They do.n 'e Hearing Loss" fllrough the, Smokey Mowi· tains, and .visited places of Interest in Catlettsburg, Ky., Free Booklet especially prepared to encourage Nashville, Tenn. , and Americans of &II ages wh·a l.ouisville, Ky., enroute home. suffer from uncorrected or , Mr. Meigs County Salon 710, were Mrs, Marcella Huston, Eight and Forty, received rour Mrs. Angie McElroy , Mrs. of the seven trophy and plaque Betty Kortvelly, Mrs. Ann awards presented in the state McCudden, Mrs. Ann Williams of Ohio for outstanding project and Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, work in the 1973-74 year . Middleport. Among tho:;e remembered in Presentation of the awards was made at the 47th annual state a memorial service was Mrs. convention Sunday and Hariett Neigler, Racine. Mrs. Monday at the Neil House in Peat! Knapp of the Meigs Salon participated in the service Columbus . The trophies received were conducted by Mrs. Audrey the Mary Martin Trophy for Glaub . Officers elected and installed the best tuberculosis program for the 1974-75 year were Mrs. in the state ; the . Gertrude Moore Award for the besl all· Irene Meir, national pouvior arolUld program in children member; Mrs. Doris Stanriff, and youth; the Area Marshall chapeau; Mrs . · Marzella Plaque for the most money Huston, first demi chapeau ; spent for cystic fibrosis in the Mrs . Glaub, second demi partnership category of I to 35, chapeau; Mrs. Elizabeth Zely, and the Grace Garrison Trophy l'aumonier ; Mrs . Dorothy for the best l'aumonier report . Brady, La archiviste; Mrs. Mrs . Eleanor Ulium and Mrs. Catherine Baker, la concierge; Mabel Brown, Gallipolis, were Mrs . Amelia. Moore , Ia co-chalrwomen for the · secretaire; Mrs . Marilou presentation ceremonies which Giblin, Ia cassiere; Mrs. Violet took place at the Monday night Aichholz, Ia avocate. Members of the Meigs Salon banquet in the Presidential Ballroom West at the Neil appointed tQ committees were Mrs. Walkec, second member House . Mrs. Mary Martin of the of children and youth; Mrs. Meigs County Salon and a Martin, second member on departemental chapeau passe finance ; Mrs. Catherine Welsh, · received th~e endorsement of third member on trophies and the convention delegates as a awards. Mrs. Mabel Brown candidate for le demi chapeau was appointed chairwoman of nationale, Central Division . the trophies and awards The election will take place at comffilttee_. the national convention Aug . . .Jn the awards .ceremony it 22-24 at the Diplomate Hotel in was noted that the Eight and Forty exceeded the part" Hollywood, Fla . Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Myrtle nership goal by 26 with a total Walker, Racine, were both of 1,805 partners in the state. haVing for elected delegates to the Recognized received goal first was 'the national convention. Other delegates are Mrs. Hazel Gallia County Salon with Meigs Elliott and Mrs . Dorothy County coming in second. Cash Brady, with Mrs . Evalina awards made at the convention Berkley, na tiona! pouvior were history, first to Cuyahoga member, Mrs. Irene Meir, second to Crawford, and third outgoing departemental to Gallia County. Partnership chapeau, arid Mrs . Doris awards went to Lake County, Stanriff, incoming dep_arte-' Summit and Lucas. The convention opened mental chapeau, as delegates at large. Elected alternates Sunday night with a dutch -- Trail Ride a complete Salon 71 0 receives four awards Mrs. Cropper, Henrichsen , newly Howard elected departmer.t commander , Alex Blair, Jackson, new grand chef de gare 40 et 8, and George Glaub, grand correspondent 40 et 8. The chapeau passe luncheon was held at noon Monday in the Governor's room with a red and white color scheme being carried out in the decorations. Mrs. Berkley presided and initiated Mrs. Meir into the club. Mrs. Alchholz read a le tter from the National · Jewish Hospital regarding a $IOO donation made by Mrs . Martin in the name of Dr. Stanford Avner, formerly of Gallipolis, now serving on the hospital staff . It was noted that the national assignment to Eight and Forty now is "all respiratory diseases.'' Representing the Meigs County Salon at the convention 'w elsh , Mrs . were Mrs . Ha k · c ett, Mrs . Martin, Mrs . Walker, Mrs. Eunie Brinker, . Mrs . Knapp and Mrs. Lula Hampton. Mary Pugh. was on the In· program in Augwtt. dependence Da y theme . A repOrt was given on the Scripture was taken from recent reception honorln& Rev. Psalm 37 and read by Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Jorvl1. Doris Grueser. Readings in· Lord's Prayer in unl.aon concluded "First Independence eluded the meeUng. Day " by Mrs . Stella Grueser ; Attending the meellng " The Statue of Liberty" IJy besides fllose named above Mrs . Helen Maag ; " The were Mrs. Hazel McCullum, Ameri can Flay" ·by Mrs . Mrs . Emma Hlnes , Mrs . Phill ips, " The Fannie Phillips, Mrs. Sadie Mildred Manufacture of the Flag " by Brown , Mrs. Dorothy Jarvis, Mrs . Ruby Grueser ; "Our Mrs. Gerlrude Mitchell and Country" by Mrs. June Sayre ; Mrs. Gladys Taylor, " Liberty Bell" by Mrs. Lillie._. Starcher: " Fragile Moment" s·ENIORS PICNIC by Mrs. Elsie Forbes ; "The Happy Days Senior Citizens Star Spangled Banner" by Club had a picnic oupper Mrs . Mary Pugh; "The Bad Tuesday evening at Lake Apple" by Mrs . Dorothy Jarvis Alma . There WO{$ 16 member• and· " You Got Yours, So Who present. All h'ad a good tilne Cares" by Mrs . Doris Grueser . and are hoping lo enjoy Mrs . Helen Maag will have the another trip soon . FLOWERS TS 185 SIERRA or 12 Month Warranty MRS. MfiRY MARTIN, pictured here with trophies and plaques won by Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, at flle 47th annual state convention held this week in Columbus, received the endorsement of the Ohio Eight and Forty for the national office of le derni chapeau nationale, Central Division, a position to be filled at tbe national convention to take place next month at Hollywood, Fla. The awards won by the local Salon were in recognition of outstanding Eight and Forty work during the 1973-74 year. Cooks and vacation Middleport Personal Notes RT. 7 AT NEW 35 JUNCTION See Our Wide Selection Krahenbuhl and Mrs. Helen Cotter , all departemental chapeau passes . Also bringing greetings were· Mrs. Nancy Sallot, president of th e American Legion Auxiliary ; Ann Eschelman·, department secretary; David Cropper, retiring American Legion command.er of Ohio, DEAR POlLY - My Pet Peeve Ia wifll those mothers who children Into a fabric shop wifll colas and candy. The children leave their little sticky fingerprints on the beautiful materials and many are ruined. Some aiBo use the thread and zipper cabinets for a play house and mix up flle sizes and colors yet one dare not correct them. -MRS. P.R. DEAR POLLY -After the table was set for a big family dinner I realized tbe seating would be simplified ill had bought place cards. My S.year-<lld came up wifll the idea of writing each guest's mime on a paper napkin placed in the center of the plate . Thi.s WO!SO simple to do. - MRS. R. S. DEAR POLLY -Our Uvea seem so busy that there is never enough tbne to spend wlfll one's growing family . Cleaning, doing laundry and preparing meals exhausted my time but I felt I 'shoUld be spending more time with my three children. I finally hit on a aolution. After dinner we sit longer at the table and have open discussions on any subject with each person having his turn to ask a question or tell about something special that happened during llle day. Dad and I also have our turns and we also discuss real family problems. Tempers do not flare so easily when everyone is cool and comfortable after a nice meal. Solutions come easier and we have fo\lnd that the children ofte~ come up wifll great ideas. Also my husband typed us severalm.alrims, each on a separate sheet. One Lsdiscussed each week and then attached to tbe r~frigerator door aa a reminder. Two of tbe favorites are: "Anything i.> iln· poasible Uyou caMot do it" (one son can never do anything) and "Small duties neglected become great perils." The week that was posted the di)!hes were washed immediately after dinner and the beds made soon after I got up in the·morning. - BOBBI. 1\ 446-3491 SUZUKI POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POll..Y- Perfume odors do not last whan I put them on. I now spray on perfume after I am dressed, just before 1 go out. /<1 a result I have yellow spots on tbe collars of my double knits. 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The Memphis Southmen edged tlie Portland Storm 16-8 on two nationally televised touchdown passes by Huarte Thursday night to go 2~ in the fledg)ing World Football Lea· gue. The game was played before 31,088 fan s in 87-<iegree '' weather. • The Binningharn Arpericans won their second game of the . season over New York 32-29, with three seoring passes by Mira Wednesday night to set up a battle for the Central Division lead at Birmingham's Legion Field next week . ·Some are predicting a crowd _ _ _.oLU]pWai:ds.of 60,000. " really looking forward to it,' •taughed Huarte. ""I said who intercepted a Barton pass last week that this league was at the Portland 27 and returned going to make it. And I know it it 10 yards to the t7. . is." The 31-year-<>ld former Heisman Trophy winner fr om Notre Dame lofted a 42-Jard scoring bomb to rookie split end Ji,ick Ettinger early. in the first quarter and added a 14yard bullet to Ed Marshall late Members of the Ame-rican in the third period. Huarte also Legion Auxili;~ry of Drew completed two passes for extra Webster Post 39. Pomeroy. points. were in Chillicothe Tht1rsda y to Portland's only score carne on a 29-yard pass from quar- assist with the District 8 birterback Greg Barton to split tlJday party at the Veterans end Sam Dickerson tO tie the Hospital there. Going over for the party game 8-8 in the third period. were Mrs. Ben Neutzling-,-:Mrs. Dickerson , a rookie from "Southern California , was ac- Crace Pratt, Mrs. Harry Davis tivated from the Storm taxi and Mrs. George Hackett. Sr . and Cheryl Lehew, a jw1ior squad Wednesday . member. They took with them Memphis ' winning touchdown was set up by rookie ll cakes , 18 pounds of defensive back David Thomas, homemade candy, 36 towel bibs, 60loot bags, and.IOO table favors and 100 birthday cards provided by the jlUlior WJit, all totaling in value $140.75. Auxiliary has party · NFL owners make offer UPI SPORTS WRITER WASHINGTON (UP!)- The antagonists in the pro football strike returned to the bargaining table today with the owners offering a multi-million dollar moneypackage and the players insisting that their "freedom" demands be met. The meeting in Washington with federal tnediator James Scearce came as the strike entered its 19th day and both sid~s had made significant offers in the last 48 hours. The NFL Players Association proposed on Dorcas Circle has meeting maxilnum of $100,000 a player from the present $50,000. - Winning team members in .· the . Pro Bowl would re.ceive $4,000 instead of the current $2,000; losing players would collect $2,000 instead of $1,500. The union wants every player in the Pro Bowl to get at least $.1,000. Church women Mrs. Leora Sigman hosted a meeting of the Dorcas Circle of tp~ B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church Tuesday night at her horne. Devotions by Mrs. Ethel Hughes were taken from Luke 19 with the meditation , " Remember Zacchaeus". Reports of the officers were given and offerings were taken. Mrs. Marjorie WalbW"n presented the program using a letter in the American Baptist magazine by Dr. Joseph !. Chapman and a poem, j' [ Wonder Why". Prayer was by Mrs. Alwilda Werner. Get~wen ·card was signed for Allen Hughes with a sympathy card to the family of Mrs. Eva Hartley. Others attending were Mrs. Winnie White, Mrs . Beulah White and Mrs. Pearl Hoffman . Wednesday willingness to bargain around-the-clock and if negotiations failed, to submit everything except 13 so-called "freedom issue" demands to ·~Jesus, the Door of compulsory arbitration . The Salvation" was the program "freedorn " .demands, the Wlion topic presented at the Tuesday suggested, might be turned night meeting of the United over to a special fact-finding · Methodist Women at the Forest commission for its recom- RWl Church. Hostessed {or the impressive with a large pictw-e mendations. meeting were Mr::;. Hanson of Christ standil).g at the door The owners' Management Holter and Mrs. Edith Sisson. knocking and brass candle Council put forward Thursday The meeting opened ;.ith an · holders and Candles on either a'2tJi>oint.counter-<>ffer which a organ prelude by Mrs. John side. · spokesman Said would give the Scott who also . presented the A thank-you was read from players "the largest money devotions. The devotions in- the district treasurer for the . package in the history of traduced the program to follow receipt of the remainder of the professional sport.'' · and were filled "Jesus, The pledge for the year 1974. The But the owners ignored Door of Salvation. " The song, treasurer's report was given CtJmpletely the controversial ''O Jesus, Thou Art Standing" 35 sick and shut-in calls were "freedom" demands which the by the group was followed by a made by members of the union wants. These generally . meditation, "The Open Door" group_. . would give players the right to by Mrs. Scott. The devotions Refreshrne_nts were served switch .to another team once ended with the song, · "Who at by the hostesses to Mrs. John their contracts expired and the Door is Standing" by all Scott, Mrs. Alfred Yeauger, allow them some veto power and prayer by the leadec. Mrs. H'!l'ry Wyatt, Mrs. Olan over being traded. Mrs. Olan Genheilner was in Genheimer, Mrs. Uswin Nease, Despite the signs of give- charge of the program . She Mrs . Kerns Roush, Mrs. and-take, no early settlement began the program with the Denver Holter, Mrs. Richard seemed in sight. Both sides scripture, " Behold I Stand at Jarvis, Mr~. Fred Nease, Mrs. were far apart on the owners' the door . and knock" taken Edison Hollon and Mrs. Russ money offer which would give from the Book of Revelation, Watson. the players an additional $4 and a talk "The Hospitable million in the first year of a Door". This was followed with fout-year contract. talks by Mrs. Uswin Nease, For .inStance, the owners '~The Door of Hope' '; Mrs. proposed that each veteran be Sisson , " The Door of Faith"; paid 10 per cent of his base Mrs. Fred Nease, ·"The Door of RAVENSWOOD, W. Va . salat')" during the pre-season Compassion or Love" ; Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . Loren :-T. and each rookie get roughly Richard Jarvis, "The Keys to children, $200 a week. The 'union has Hope, Faith and Love"; Mrs. Stephens an~ Michael , Tammy and Tanya, asked an liocending scale of Alfred Yeauger, "The Door of · were guests of honor at a Oat pay which would amount to the Lips"; Mrs. Denver Holter, $22,000 for seven exhibition " The Door of Opportunity". luncheon party at the home of games. Othe.r readings in line with the Mrs .' Loman Ash, Ravenswood, Sunday, July 14. The owners offered a mini· · program .were given by Mrs . The pa.ty was attended by mwn season salary of $14,000 Edison HoUon , Mrs. Harry for rookies and $16,000 for Wyatt, Mrs. Hanson Holter and . members of the Church of veterans compared to the Mrs . Kerns Roush. The Christ in both Ravenswood and present $12,000 and $13,000 program concluded with Parkersburg, where Stephens floor. The players want $20,000 a poem "I Am the Door" by has preached frequ ently for rookies; $25,000 for vetc- Mrs. Russ Watson and prayer during the past three years. I rans. by the leader . A · special The Stephens family will be I The owners' plan had these reading was given by Mrs. ~eaving the Pomeroy area other features : Vernon Nease · titied "The about Aug. I to begin work with the Evendale Church of Christ, - No · veteran, except.- . Urgency of ~ayer .'' quarterbacks , would be The worship · center was in the Cincinnati area. I They first moved to this area required to report to training camp more than 15 days before flle first pr....eason game. - A plaJer playing· out the option year of his contract would get 100 per cent of his . existing salary rattier than 90 · per cent as of now. , Business Phone- 992.2804 .,-M~Jor medical eoverage would be · increased to · a E . M. Blake,. Jr. J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 s. Third Avenue, Box 267 have meet iI I]~ Social . 1!·. ' Calendar ~ SA1\IRDAY ANNUAL PICNIC of Meigo Count y Retired Teachers Assn., 5:30 p. m. at U. S. 33 Roadside Park, west side. All r.e tired te achers, whether members , or not, welcome; special invitation issu_ed to aU recent retirees living in Meigs County. Spouses and--or guests welcome. GOSPEL l:r usarlers Quart.lt of Clarksburg, 7:30p.m·. at MI. Herm on United Brethren Church, 21~ miles northwest of Five Poin ts on Texas Rd. f.veryonc welcome . SUNDAY GOSPEL Crusaders Quartet, Clarksburg, II a .ni . at Unit<.od Methodist Church, Vinton. 7:30 p.m . ... - I.r-... -Bulavi ll e .;1t Congrega.tional Christian Church, lhree miles west of Addison on Bulaville Rd . Everyone welcome. OHIO VALLEY Commandry 24, Knight Templar, ~nnual , picnic, Shrine Park, Racille, I :30 p. m. Barbecue with familiesto ~ke a covered dish. ANNUAl., CARR reunion roadside park on west side U.S. 33, five miles north Pomeroy . Basket dinner 12 :30 p. m.. at of 9f at .... • Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxson Anniversary celebrated Th e 25th wedding an· niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxson, R.D., Long Bottom, was observed recently with un open house at their COUNTY WIDE PRAYER farm home in the Keno neighmeeting, 2 p. m. Coolville horhood. Pioneer Church, two mil~s The observance was hosted north of Tuppers Plains ; Glen by their children. Mr. and Mrs. Bissell, class leader.· James Manbourg and Kim, VANMETER Reunion at Massillon, Mr . and Mrs . Portland Park. All relatives Limbach and Mr. and Mrs. and friends welcome; dinner at Paul Maxson and Wend y, ParkersbW"g, W.Va., and John 12 noon . and Ray ·Maxson, Long BotREViVAL Beginning today tom. Mr. and Mrs. Maxson 7:30 each evening, Racine were married Jwie 24 1949 at Apostolic Church With Parkersburg, w. va .·' ' Daymond K. Adams, Marietta, · Mrs. Ebby Crow, Reedsville, evangelist. . R.D, and Mrs. Floyd Weber , HOMECOMING servtces at R. D. Long Bottom. presided at ML Monah Church of God, the refreshment table which Racine . All day services, highlighted a beautiful three dtnner on the grounds. tiered wedding cake, which Sp~a~ers from Chester and was served with pWlch, mints Chdh cothe. All singe rs and nu ts. Music, picture1 welcome. Public welcome. talting, and 'visiting were en~ joyed, along with the honored guests opening · their many THE POMEROY Fire beautiful g ift~ , including a Department and Emergency Squad will stage a barbecued diamond ring presented to chicken dinner beginning at 11 Mrs. Maxson by her husband. Along with those mentioned a.m. under the shelter on the above. those en joying th e upper parking lot. All proceeds hospitality of the Maxson , will go to the building fund . family were Mr. and Mrs. MONDAY REVIVAL services July 22 Dana McCain, Mr. and Mrs. through the 28th at the Albany Floyd Weber, Mrs. Thelma Club Riding Grounds. Evangelist. J ohn Elswick . Farnsworth, Mrs. Josephine Services 7:30p.m. VISIT ENDS NEW HAVEN - Mr. and OCSEA, Gallia Chapter , Mrs . Eugene Hester and regular monthly and special daughters, Jill and Heidi, have business sessiori, 7 :"30 p.m. at ' 1~2 2 Eastern Ave. Ne w retW"ned to their home at workin g agreement to be Ocala , Fla., after visiting with · discussed; delegat" to be h~r parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Ray Riggs, and his family, New named . Haven . During their visit here they dro ve to Ashville, N. C., where he will be transferred in the near futW"e . Pastor departing . Gardeners·dine Ritchie, all of Long Bottom; Mr. and · Mrs. Ebby ·Crow, Jody, Stacey, Tommie and Ebby, Jr ., Reedsville ; Mr. and Mrs . Oz Umba,ch, Parkersburg, W. Va .; Mrs. Walter Deren berger, · Rick and Francie, Mineral Wells, W. Va.; Miss Pat Meeks, Mrs. Mabel Maxson, Mr . and Mrs. Donald Maxson, Donnie and Ronnie, Berea, W. Va. Other gifts, cards and telephone calls were received from Mr. and Mrs . Jack Marnbourg, Canton ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dennin, Mineral Wells, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Oma Sutton, Mr . and Mrs. Ray BonrieU, Berea, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Carter, Hurricane, W. Va.; Em and Virginia Henthorne, Marietta ; Mr. and Mrs. J ohn Summers, Parkersburg ; Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDermott , Vienna, W. Va. ; Mountain S1ate Bank, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ritchie, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stout and Keith, all of Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Clay Wayne and family, Parkersburg; Mr . and Mrs. Harvey Mason , parents of Mrs. Maxson, Wellsville; Mr. and Mrs . Gene Saunier and family, Canton; Mrs. Fannie Belle REEDSVILLE - fl mystery dinner was recently held at Stew~~rl Hall lor the Riverview Garden Club members. The hall woo staged like a "Garden Cole " and decorated with Oowers !rom the garden of Mrs . Harllss Frank. Card tables with flowered cloths were arranged In the hall. A !lgn at the door with "Garden Cafe" on it completed the setting . The sign had been made by Mrs. David Heaton. Serving as waitresse!i were Mrs . Tom Spencer , Mrs-. Walter Brown, Mrs. Roy R. Hannum and Mrs . Frank . Attractive menus and aprons were made by the hostesses . Dinner music was played throughout the meal. A short business meeting was held following the dinner. Mrs. Ronald Osborne, vice president, thanked the ladies. for the meal that they had prepared and served. Mrs. Cleemont Harris extended fllanks for the gift she received while a patient in the CamdenClark Hospital. Named to work on the program books for flle coming year were Mrs . . Osborne, Mrs. David thad well, Mrs. Gene Young and Mrs. Roy R. Hannum. No regular meetings will be held in July or August. At· lending besides the above mentioned were Mrs. R. L. U>rkins, Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. POLYESTER DOUBLEKNITS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 . COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT i•• '• : ! i' '391 vo. P.S. • Simplicity • Kwik Sew • McCalls Patterns • ' I ' • ~ 352 ••• ••• •• • E, MAIN ST. 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I Recharging Hydrostatic Testing • Safety Lights • Sirens · Hose • Commercial Alarm Sntems · Sprinkler Systems • New Fire Trucks · Ladders · Home Alarm ·Systems .· New Extinguishers. . We have ' a complete line of Tags. Signs and Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements . Ope11 9 A,M. · 5 P.M., Monday tl)ru Friday and Mrs. Joseph Cook have returned to their Pomeroy home after spending flle past several weeks in South . Windaor, Conn. with their sonin-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Corcoran and family . They went especially for the graduations of their three grandchildren, James Corcoran who received his bachelor of science degree in music education from Western Connectic~t State Coll~ge, Michael Corcoran who received an associate degree in civil engineering from Hart.ford State Technical College, and Caryl Grace Cp~coran who graduated from South Windsor High School. While in Connecticut, the supper in the Town and Country Room, a pre-marche pouvior, presentation of parodies, and . a reception honoring the outgoing chape3u. Parody winners were Franklin County, first; Summit, second, and Crawford, third. the Sunday morning departemental chapeau passes breakfast was held with Mrs. Laura Houser, Tuscola, rn., the le demi chapeau. _nationale; be. h . .. Cen traI D!VISIOn, mg t e · · h d distmguts e guest. Other distinguished guests were Mrs. Meir, Mrs. Violet Aichholz, national partnership chairperson; Mrs. Evalina BerkJey, national pouvior member. A gift was presented to Mrs. Houser, a donation of $10 was made to the National Jewish Hospital at Denver, Colo., in memory of Mrs .,.. Mary Wiseman, past departementai chapeau, and round~robin c~:~-rds were signed for Mrs. Hazel Russell , Mrs . Susie Sonnanstine and Mrs. Lorraine Elwell. Monday 's session opened with a welcome from Mrs ~ Ethel Spiker of the Franklin County host salon, with Mrs. Stanriff giving the response. There was the processional of officers and guests, ad. vancement of the colors, the invocation, pledge and national · anthem . Introduced and bringing greetings were Mrs. Virginia Rahe, Mrs. Violet Aichholz, Mrs . Ethel Van Fossen, Mrs. Helen Kilworth, Mrs. Esther Ed'gar: Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Ann Kruger , Mrs. Evalina Berkley, Mrs. Angie McElroy, Mrs. Ann McCudden, Mrs. Hazel Elliott, ·Mrs. Louise 992·2039 75 Miles and Full Time Qualified Service Man COMPLETE INSPECTION SERVICE Complete Line of .Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers. · family visited the flitchcock Chair CO. and Museum, at· tended a performance of the play, "School for Scandal" starring Virginia Payne, the 1 actress who played the part of Ma Perkins on radio for 25 years. At Gettysburg, Pa., they viewed the Civil War bat· tlefield, and in Corning, N. Y., toured the Corning Glass Co. museum and factory and vi!ited Mrs. Robert Doman (Leona Priode) who lives near there. The family also visited Keuka College at Keuka Park, N. Y., where Caryl Grace Corcoran will attend college, and enroute home visited in Brighton, Mich. With Cook's sisters, Mrs. William Curiston and Miss Edith Cook. The Corcoran family ac· companied Mr. and Mrs. Cook to Pomeroy for a several days' visit before retur.ning to Connecticut Thursday. Mrs. Cor~oran is a .teacher of NEW ARRIVAL business subjects in the Ver· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald (Jeff)· non, C<mn. schools. Pope, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, annowtce the birth of their son, ::;::i:i:~i=~=:i:~=~:=:i:i:=:::::~~:::*:::::::::=:::=:::::.;.~~~: Jeffrey Allan. The lad was born ] June 28 at Holzer Medical ·· ·.. ~ . ! ~ . Center and weighed 9 lbs., 7 ' .;!: ••!.~.,.: ozs. He was 21 inches tall. He is · ~~~ ~~ welcomed home by a sister, ;:;: :;:; ,HoUy Ann, age 3. Maternal Mr . and Mrs. John Bry;m grandparen!sare Mr. and Mrs . alld Mr. and Mrs. Michael 'Orville Jones, Oak Hill, and Davis and Mickey have paternal grandparents are Mr. returned from a vacation in lind Mrs. Paul Pope, Patriot. Michigan. They visited Mr. and Mrs. John T. Bryan, Sr., -· - Bellaire; Mr. and Mrs. James R. Bryan and son, Lincoln Park, Mich. They spent a day at Mackinac Island, and also for_All Occasions.. visited Bear Mountain at . ~- Wf Wire f:IOWers . Grating, Mich. Enroute home Everywhere - flley stopped arLorain to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baughman and Jeffrey have returned Pomeroy Flower Shop · from a trip to Phoenix, Ariz. They vl!ited the birthplace of Mrs. Millard Van Meter . Ph. 992-2m Jeffrey, now nine. AccompanyPh. 992·5721 ing them on the trip was Cindy Smith, niece of Mrs. Baugh· man and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Smith, Mid· dleport. The femlly left on July 6 and returned home Wed· SUCCESS STORIES nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kem are "Tbey Overcame home following a vacation at Myrtie Beach, S. C. They do.n 'e Hearing Loss" fllrough the, Smokey Mowi· tains, and .visited places of Interest in Catlettsburg, Ky., Free Booklet especially prepared to encourage Nashville, Tenn. , and Americans of &II ages wh·a l.ouisville, Ky., enroute home. suffer from uncorrected or , Mr. Meigs County Salon 710, were Mrs, Marcella Huston, Eight and Forty, received rour Mrs. Angie McElroy , Mrs. of the seven trophy and plaque Betty Kortvelly, Mrs. Ann awards presented in the state McCudden, Mrs. Ann Williams of Ohio for outstanding project and Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, work in the 1973-74 year . Middleport. Among tho:;e remembered in Presentation of the awards was made at the 47th annual state a memorial service was Mrs. convention Sunday and Hariett Neigler, Racine. Mrs. Monday at the Neil House in Peat! Knapp of the Meigs Salon participated in the service Columbus . The trophies received were conducted by Mrs. Audrey the Mary Martin Trophy for Glaub . Officers elected and installed the best tuberculosis program for the 1974-75 year were Mrs. in the state ; the . Gertrude Moore Award for the besl all· Irene Meir, national pouvior arolUld program in children member; Mrs. Doris Stanriff, and youth; the Area Marshall chapeau; Mrs . · Marzella Plaque for the most money Huston, first demi chapeau ; spent for cystic fibrosis in the Mrs . Glaub, second demi partnership category of I to 35, chapeau; Mrs. Elizabeth Zely, and the Grace Garrison Trophy l'aumonier ; Mrs . Dorothy for the best l'aumonier report . Brady, La archiviste; Mrs. Mrs . Eleanor Ulium and Mrs. Catherine Baker, la concierge; Mabel Brown, Gallipolis, were Mrs . Amelia. Moore , Ia co-chalrwomen for the · secretaire; Mrs . Marilou presentation ceremonies which Giblin, Ia cassiere; Mrs. Violet took place at the Monday night Aichholz, Ia avocate. Members of the Meigs Salon banquet in the Presidential Ballroom West at the Neil appointed tQ committees were Mrs. Walkec, second member House . Mrs. Mary Martin of the of children and youth; Mrs. Meigs County Salon and a Martin, second member on departemental chapeau passe finance ; Mrs. Catherine Welsh, · received th~e endorsement of third member on trophies and the convention delegates as a awards. Mrs. Mabel Brown candidate for le demi chapeau was appointed chairwoman of nationale, Central Division . the trophies and awards The election will take place at comffilttee_. the national convention Aug . . .Jn the awards .ceremony it 22-24 at the Diplomate Hotel in was noted that the Eight and Forty exceeded the part" Hollywood, Fla . Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Myrtle nership goal by 26 with a total Walker, Racine, were both of 1,805 partners in the state. haVing for elected delegates to the Recognized received goal first was 'the national convention. Other delegates are Mrs. Hazel Gallia County Salon with Meigs Elliott and Mrs . Dorothy County coming in second. Cash Brady, with Mrs . Evalina awards made at the convention Berkley, na tiona! pouvior were history, first to Cuyahoga member, Mrs. Irene Meir, second to Crawford, and third outgoing departemental to Gallia County. Partnership chapeau, arid Mrs . Doris awards went to Lake County, Stanriff, incoming dep_arte-' Summit and Lucas. The convention opened mental chapeau, as delegates at large. Elected alternates Sunday night with a dutch -- Trail Ride a complete Salon 71 0 receives four awards Mrs. Cropper, Henrichsen , newly Howard elected departmer.t commander , Alex Blair, Jackson, new grand chef de gare 40 et 8, and George Glaub, grand correspondent 40 et 8. The chapeau passe luncheon was held at noon Monday in the Governor's room with a red and white color scheme being carried out in the decorations. Mrs. Berkley presided and initiated Mrs. Meir into the club. Mrs. Alchholz read a le tter from the National · Jewish Hospital regarding a $IOO donation made by Mrs . Martin in the name of Dr. Stanford Avner, formerly of Gallipolis, now serving on the hospital staff . It was noted that the national assignment to Eight and Forty now is "all respiratory diseases.'' Representing the Meigs County Salon at the convention 'w elsh , Mrs . were Mrs . Ha k · c ett, Mrs . Martin, Mrs . Walker, Mrs. Eunie Brinker, . Mrs . Knapp and Mrs. Lula Hampton. Mary Pugh. was on the In· program in Augwtt. dependence Da y theme . A repOrt was given on the Scripture was taken from recent reception honorln& Rev. Psalm 37 and read by Mrs. and Mrs. Richard Jorvl1. Doris Grueser. Readings in· Lord's Prayer in unl.aon concluded "First Independence eluded the meeUng. Day " by Mrs . Stella Grueser ; Attending the meellng " The Statue of Liberty" IJy besides fllose named above Mrs . Helen Maag ; " The were Mrs. Hazel McCullum, Ameri can Flay" ·by Mrs . Mrs . Emma Hlnes , Mrs . Phill ips, " The Fannie Phillips, Mrs. Sadie Mildred Manufacture of the Flag " by Brown , Mrs. Dorothy Jarvis, Mrs . Ruby Grueser ; "Our Mrs. Gerlrude Mitchell and Country" by Mrs. June Sayre ; Mrs. Gladys Taylor, " Liberty Bell" by Mrs. Lillie._. Starcher: " Fragile Moment" s·ENIORS PICNIC by Mrs. Elsie Forbes ; "The Happy Days Senior Citizens Star Spangled Banner" by Club had a picnic oupper Mrs . Mary Pugh; "The Bad Tuesday evening at Lake Apple" by Mrs . Dorothy Jarvis Alma . There WO{$ 16 member• and· " You Got Yours, So Who present. All h'ad a good tilne Cares" by Mrs . Doris Grueser . and are hoping lo enjoy Mrs . Helen Maag will have the another trip soon . FLOWERS TS 185 SIERRA or 12 Month Warranty MRS. MfiRY MARTIN, pictured here with trophies and plaques won by Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, at flle 47th annual state convention held this week in Columbus, received the endorsement of the Ohio Eight and Forty for the national office of le derni chapeau nationale, Central Division, a position to be filled at tbe national convention to take place next month at Hollywood, Fla. The awards won by the local Salon were in recognition of outstanding Eight and Forty work during the 1973-74 year. Cooks and vacation Middleport Personal Notes RT. 7 AT NEW 35 JUNCTION See Our Wide Selection Krahenbuhl and Mrs. Helen Cotter , all departemental chapeau passes . Also bringing greetings were· Mrs. Nancy Sallot, president of th e American Legion Auxiliary ; Ann Eschelman·, department secretary; David Cropper, retiring American Legion command.er of Ohio, DEAR POlLY - My Pet Peeve Ia wifll those mothers who children Into a fabric shop wifll colas and candy. The children leave their little sticky fingerprints on the beautiful materials and many are ruined. Some aiBo use the thread and zipper cabinets for a play house and mix up flle sizes and colors yet one dare not correct them. -MRS. P.R. DEAR POLLY -After the table was set for a big family dinner I realized tbe seating would be simplified ill had bought place cards. My S.year-<lld came up wifll the idea of writing each guest's mime on a paper napkin placed in the center of the plate . Thi.s WO!SO simple to do. - MRS. R. S. DEAR POLLY -Our Uvea seem so busy that there is never enough tbne to spend wlfll one's growing family . Cleaning, doing laundry and preparing meals exhausted my time but I felt I 'shoUld be spending more time with my three children. I finally hit on a aolution. After dinner we sit longer at the table and have open discussions on any subject with each person having his turn to ask a question or tell about something special that happened during llle day. Dad and I also have our turns and we also discuss real family problems. Tempers do not flare so easily when everyone is cool and comfortable after a nice meal. Solutions come easier and we have fo\lnd that the children ofte~ come up wifll great ideas. Also my husband typed us severalm.alrims, each on a separate sheet. One Lsdiscussed each week and then attached to tbe r~frigerator door aa a reminder. Two of tbe favorites are: "Anything i.> iln· poasible Uyou caMot do it" (one son can never do anything) and "Small duties neglected become great perils." The week that was posted the di)!hes were washed immediately after dinner and the beds made soon after I got up in the·morning. - BOBBI. 1\ 446-3491 SUZUKI POLLY'S PROBLEM DEAR POll..Y- Perfume odors do not last whan I put them on. I now spray on perfume after I am dressed, just before 1 go out. /<1 a result I have yellow spots on tbe collars of my double knits. I wash them wifll special soap used lor woolens but the spots do not come out. What can 1use for thi.>?-JO . ! · bring NOW ON SALE JULY 21 By Polly cnmer • • •• ••• •• •• i\\~ul"'~ Perfume spots her wool knits •• IN BEAUTIFUL PASTEL PATTERNS Assistance with flle cost of installing new windows in the Minersville United Methodist Olurch was planned durin g a meeting of the Un ited Methodist Women there Wednesday. Members quilted during the day, enjoyed a sack lunch at noon and then had the UMW meeting in the afternoon . The prog ram , prepared by Mrs. . i•• ALL '4.98 New windows on tap for church Polly 's Pointers • Dooald Putman,•Mn. Roy it Hannum, Mrs. Donald Myer~~o · Mrs . Herman Grossnlclllo, Mrs. Gene Wllaon, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Mrs . R. E, Williams ond Mrs . Lfla Henderson . R. E. TRACY FIRE &SAFETY EQUIPMENT • .... GT750 WATER COOLED- PHONE: NEW; 2400 MILES-SEE TO APPRECIATE 592-6%38 • . 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HOURS; MONDAY 10 to 9 TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10 to 6 . �• • • SE"VE NTH • .I ~ 15 p m dtSCUSSIOil chur ch each •• •• • • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev w H Pernn pastor Roy Ma ver Svnd~J~v schoot supt Church school 9 IS am worsh ep ser\lece 10 74 a m Youth choer rehearsal Mon day 3 30 p m under dtrecteon Of Mary Skenner sen ior choir rehearse~! 7 30 p m Thursday weth Mrs Paul Nease d erector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un•on and Mulberry Rev Cl yde V Henderson pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m, Glen McClung , sup t mornmg worsh ep 10 30 am 1 evening serve ce 7 30 , med week ser v ece , Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth re c1or Church serveces 10 30 am Hol y communton ftrst Sunday of m~nth c hu r ch school 10 JO a m for nur serv throuQh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ferrell Gronmger pastor B1ble school 9 30 a m worsh tP 10 30 a m adult worSh ip serv 1ce an d young peop le s meeting 7 30 p m Comb ined B 1ble study and prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtntng , off1cer In charge Sunday JO a m Holiness meet ing 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peopl es Leg ton 7 p m , Thursday 11o 3 p m , Ladtes Ho me Leag ue 7 p m , Prep classes • ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Svcamore Sts , Pomeroy the Rev Wlll1am Mldd leworlh pastor Sun da y Schoo l 9 30 am church servtces 10 30 a m SACRED HEART Rev Father John Nad2an1 pastor Phone 99 2 ?8?S Saturday even109 Mass 7 30 J'l m "• nday Mass . 8 and 10 am Con tess1ons Saturday , 7 • POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn , putor W•ll l om Watson Sund ay school supt Su nday school 9 lOa m , E!YF 6 pm B tble study Wednesday 7 p m choi r pract tce Wednesday , 8 JO p m POMEROY WES LEYA N HOLINE SS CHURCH Har rtsonlo'ille Rev 0 Dell Mantey Pastor Henry Ebltn Su nday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Even tng worshtp 7 JO p m Prayer and Pra tS'e serv •ce Thursday 7 30 I Jl(' C'l lh£> Ttwr s d~lY pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrt st tn Chrut1an Uni on L awren ce Man le y pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening worsh tp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra c m e Route 2 the Rev James M Munc y pastor Supday schoo l 9 4.5 am morntng wors hi P 11 am evenmg worshtfil 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meeting 7 lOom Thur sday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Phll l tp Wh ttley pa sto r Su nday schoo l 10 a m worsh tp seor\l i Ce 7 p m Prayer m eetrng Wedne sday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Lon g Bot tom Esttl Hart pastor Roy Brown ass 1stant pastor Sunday school , lO am Ch urc h 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN - Third Ave the There ts a poem, author unknown, called "The Anvtl '' The TECOSTAL Rev Wdllam Kn1tt eJ pastor Bable as hke that anvil Heresies have come and gone but God's Ronald Dugan Su nday Sc hool Sup t Classes tor all ages word, the Bible, IS shU here Man has had many wrong Ideas even1ng service 7 30 p m about the Holy Word of God, but all these Ideas have gone by the B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth se rv 1ces Fr•day wayside Scnptural truth remams The poem goes hke lhas 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Co rn er Ash and Pl um , M1d Last eve I passed besade a blacksmith's door, dleport N oel Herrman And heard the anVIl nng the Vesper chliTle, pastor Sa tur day even 1ng serv 1ce 7 p m o Sunday school Then lookmg m, I saw upon the floor 10 am Sun day e ven1ng worShiP 7 p m Old hammers, worn wath beatmg years ol tliTle MIDDLEPORT FIRST " How many anVIls have you had," satd I, 11 BAPTIST - Cor ner Six t h and To wear and batter all these hammers so? " Pa l mer th e Rev St eve 1 Skaggs 'Just one, • t satd he, and then With twmkhng eye, pa sto r Danny Thompson Sunda y school sup! "The anvil wears the hanuners out, you know " WM PO radto prog ra m 7 4.5 And so thought I, the anVJI ol God's word, am Sunday school 9 15 a m morn ing ' w orsht p 10 15 am For ages skeptic blows have beat upon , You th act1vtttes and f el lowShip Yet though the noise of faiimg blows was heard, for iUntor and sen 1or htgh stud ents 6 p m Btb le st udy The anvil Is unharmed the hammers gone 7 30 p m M1d w eek prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , H you know anything about church history you wall know Middleport , 5th and Matn there have been many hereSies that battered the Holy Bible and George. Glaze- m1n1ster ats truths They are all gone noiv but the Bible remams James Sheets super 1ntendent Btble school 9 30 a m like the anvil. There will be more skeptics and heresaes mornmg worSh i p 10 30 am croppmg up however evenmg worsh1p 7 JO p m prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed There was the Donatast movement that srud one gmlty of nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH deadly sin could not ordam or baptize anyone else They felt God THE NAZARENE - Rev could not make good from Evil Then there was Anus who OF Don Cole pastor Floyd claimed Jes<Ol was Just man, not God Some today WJU tell you Carson Su nday Schoo l su pt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m that Jesus was all God and not hmnan and others will say he was morn tng wor-sh tp 10 30 a rr all hwnan and not God It as rare today, the Bable has refuted at so Sunday evangehst•c meet1 ng 30 p m prayer meet1ng long the proof stands out. There was one Marcaon, who derued 7Wednesday 7 30 p m Real incarnation GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M tddleport He compiled his own bable to prove has adeas He mcluded Lesley G Holt pastor Su nday Paul's epastles, no pastorals, the gospel of Luke and omatted all school 10 a m worsh tp ser 11 am wor sh p se rv tce passages whach Olrist regarded God ol the Old Testament as Has 7V1ce 30 p m Su nday Wednesday Father or any way related to him He condemned the Old n rgh ! prayer serv1ce 7 30 • IS an anvil Testament and tis God. This was the first tune anyone attempted to form an authoritative collectaon ol New Testament wr~tmgs Thas was about 150 AD Marcmn 'was a Gnostac His churches spread extensavely m the orient and surVIved to the lafth century It was m the fourth century that the New Testament was compUed as we know It today. There have been many movements smce those early days hereSies They have ail fallen and been discarded as untruths, as are the blacksmiths' hammers They have been worn out by the anvil we call the Bable Beware, even today, there are skeptacs who try to twiSt the word of God to their own uses Learn the whole truth of the scraptures and not Just a little segment that fats m wath the thmkmgofoneor two people who speak well Look to the history ol the Bable Study how it was written, formed and why at IS called God's word This was no accadent It was God's plan The Bable has been buffeted about for hundreds of years but IS stU! the sobd an val of our !ruth. The many wornout hanuners on the ground beneath the Bible has been growing and wall contmue to grow until judgement day When we see God face to face, we Will be home and no longer need the Bible, Anval of faath - Rev Wm Mlddiesarth, St Paul Ltitheran Church • Open 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fou rth and Ma1n M tddleport Rev Henr y Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Mrs Ervtn Baumgard ner supt Mornmg wor shtp 10-45 am JEHOVAH'S WITNE SSES Larry C arnahan pres 1d1ng mtn tster Su nday B 1bl e lee tur e 9 30 am Watchtower st udy 10 30 am Tuesday B1ble study 7 JO p m Thurs day tn 1n1stry schoo l 7 30 p m serv•ce meet.ng 8 30 SYRACUSE FIRS T ,.. HUR CH OF GOD Rev George Oiler pas lor Su nday sc hoo l 9 45 am mo rn tng preachmg II a rn C'vangel tsttc servtce 7 10 p m Pray er n t r t tng Thursday 7 30 p Ill POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St - Loren T St ephens evangel rs t phone 992 7856 Co n serva t 1ve non mslrum en ta l Sunday w orShtp 10 am , Bible study 11 am worsh i P 6 p m Wednesday B1bl e st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denom mat1on al) Lan os v Jle Dexter Road th e Rev Worley Haley pastor Su nday sc hool 10 am eventn g worSh iP 7 JO p m Prayer meehng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth g roup , Fr~d ay 7 30 p m t FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 187 Mulberry 1\..,e Poml:'rO~ atHI 1iHl'd w1lh S BC th e Rev rreO Htl! pastor Troy lwdltng Sunday school sup ! su nday school 9 10 am morn ng wor shtp 10 10 Su nday evang e l1 51 c meet nq 1 JO p m Pra., cr ml'!' l ll\'1 WPdnesday 7 30 p m pm the Sermonette The Bible .. AO GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c: h tng 9 30 a m , f 1rst and Sl!'cond Sun days of each month lh 1ra and four th Su ndays each month , worsh•P ser'-'1Ce at 1 30 p rn Wedn esda'tl evenings at 7 30 Prayer and B•ble Study 7 30 p m I • DAV VENTIST Mulbl'rl \' H l•iphts PQnleroy P.- ~~ J~ Ctrttr(l Sp Jon S~IJbalh ~... ,1 every c.arvrday at 'I P (11 "I - WOrShiP Se r'vtC(" fOIIOWU1 Ill SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox ~·~ ..',. THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight L Zav ttz Pastor D~rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee S ~pt Morning Worsh1p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Sch ool , 9 30 am John F Fult z SuRf M o rn 1ng Worsh lp 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morntng Worship, 9 am Sunday Chu rch Sch ool. 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall , Su pt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D1recror POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Carl E H1cks Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER WorShiP 9 15 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 am Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 am FLATWOODS - WorShip 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Wor shi p 10 30 a m , Chuhh Sch ool 9 15 am UMYF 6 30pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh tp 10 a rn , Chu rch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH WorShtp 10 30 a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 30 a m UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - WorSh i P 9 15 a m Church Scl'10ol 10 a m , UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wor shlp 9 am Chu r ch Sc hoo l 10 a m UMY F Thursday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchard E Jarv1s ASBURY ...._ Wor~h1p II a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 SQ am W SCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church Schoo! 10 a m W SCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Wor Shi P 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m , WSCS , 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 a m worsh 1p se rv lo:;.e 7 lO p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wtlson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shtveley BETHANY I Dorcas) Worsh 1p 9 30 a m Chur ch Schoot 10 30 a m CARMEL Wor Ship , 11 a m , ls i end 3rd Sundays Church School 10 e m APPLE GROVE - Worsh fp 7 30 p m firs t and th ird Sun APPLE GROVE - Sun day school 9 30 a m worShip t l rsl and third Sunday 1 30 Pm prayer meetlnQ W ed nesday , 7 30 p m Feltowsh,p supper f irst Saturday 6 p m U M W second Tuesday , 7 JO om "Wt aren't supposed to bother my father He's been work· rng hts (explettve deleted) off!" ( ( EASt LETART Sunday school 9 30 "' m wor shtp second and fourth Sunday 1 30 P m , prayer meetmg Wed lll'~day I 10 0 "' U M W f,r-.1 W('dnfl,d<'Y "I 10 p rn WE .SLE'I'A N ( Ra c,n eJ ".U JHH'Y SChOOl 10 woro;tl.tp 1t n m Alb /(" s tudy Thursdtty 1 p tn Ct\o'r pr,lCiiCf" Tlwr!>d;:~y , 8 p m fCI I OW'>h!p $U PD Cr ftrSI Wn'tnPS(Iily , 6 10 p m U M W Ipur lh Monda v 8 p m "m GREAT SEND Worsh 1p II a m 2nd and .tth sundays Chur('h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS Worsh•P 10 a m Church sc hool , 9 a m Btb iP study 1 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR WorShip 9 30 e m Church Schoo l 10 30 am Mtd Wee!< Serv1ce Wednesday , 8 p m MORSE CHAP EL Wor Shtp 11 am 1st and lrd Sund ay s Chu r ch Sc hool , 10 'mPORTLAND - Wor Sh ip 7 30 P m Ch ur ch School 9 30 a m SUTTO N Worship I I am 2nd and 41 h Sunday s Chu r ch School 10 a m NORTH EAST. CLUSTER: Rev Rob ert Meece Rev Stanley 8randum JOPF'A -- Worshtp 10 am Chu r c:h Sc hoo l 9 am Pr.aver M eetmg Wednesdcl'tl 8 p m LONG BO TTOM - Church serv•ces 9 am Sunday School 9 45 a m B tbl e Study every Th ur sd ay 7 JO p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh 'P 11 a m Chur ch Sc hool 10 • m ALFRED - Su nday School 9 45 a m each Sunday prea c h ing at I I a m each Sunday Prayer meet mg 7 45 p m W ednesday W SCS a p m on th1rd Tu esday ea ch mor]th REEDSVILLE Su nday school 9 30 prea c; hmg , 7 30 p m Sund ay pray er mee 11ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f 1rs t Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Wor sht p 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh•P 9 a m C hur ch School , 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - George Freden c k sup! Serv 1ce week l y 9 30 am on Sun day Preac hmg ltrst a nd th trd Sund ays of month by CliffOrd Sm1th 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN JON - Darrell Doddrdl pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Leonard G•lmore f•r st elder even 1ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meel!ng 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Rou te 2 Th e Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday scho o l 9 45 a m mornmg worsh i p 11 am Even tng serv 1ces Tuesday and Frtday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1bte Study 9 30 a m mornm g worShip 10 30 am evenmg worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday B1ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Su nd a y School 10 a m Wi th Willard P1gott su pt Evangel i StiC messa ge each Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m by Elder Russell C1 1ne m ln1ster of the Apostol1c Fa •th B bl e St udy Wednesday 7 JO 7 )0 p'" MT UNtON BAPTIST Rf'" Ce£1l CoK oastor Sunday ~und1,1y 6 00 - News J 4 8, 15 , ABC New s. 2 1-12 Tuesday I Semuel 26 17-25 Wedn esday Psalms 1-4. 8-13 Thursday Luke 6 27-36 Frtday lsatah 49 14-15 Saturday Psalms 62 2-9 111 pm LAUREL C LIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckl e y pastor Lloyd Wr,ght Sunday school su pt Sunday school 9 30 am mornmg worshtp 10 30 am evenmg worsh tp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnst1an You th • Crusade 6 30 p m Cho 1r practice Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Ttm Russell mtnt s te r N oqna n C W i l l Su nday schoo l sup t Sun da y sc hool 9 JO am w orsh ip serv1ce 10 30 a m B 1ble s tudy Wedn esday 7 30 p m Porter Wagoner 3, New Treasure Hunt lo Beat the Clock 13 Hollywood Squares .a, Concentration B To Tell the Truth 6. You ONe It to Yourself 10. BobtqulvarllJ Baseb .. ll 15 •• 8 00 Brady Bunch 6, 13 Sa nford and Son 3. 4 Dirty Sdtl'f' B 10 Wash ing ton Review 10 JJ 8 JO - Br ian Keith J. 4 Sl• Million Dollar MiJn 6, 13 Good Times. 8, 10 Wall Street Week 10 JJ 9 00 Mov ies " St l ~nl Runn ing J 4 Hollywood Televtston Theatre 20 , " The. Sweel Ride" 8, Md st erpie<:e T h ea tre 33 Fa1t S~te" 10 30 - Odd Cou ple Thos Week lll Day AI Nlghl 33 News 3 4 6, 8 to, 13, IS . Avtafton W ea ther Janak• 33 Jofinny Carson 3 A, 15 Miss ion lmposs ttlle 6 MOvies ' A Swl ngm ' Summer ' 8 " Tales o f Terror ' 10 Untouchables ' 13 12 "~~ - Don Ktrshner 's Rock Concer t 6 . News 13 1 00 - M1dmght Spectal J 4 Wtde Wor ld in Conce rt 13 M ov1e Unknown Island " 10 Take F1ve For Ltfe 15 . ...••• ' • ~ -.-• ...•• •. ...•- ' •,...,.• •• • -- REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ra ct n e Roa d Wtlltam Roush. pa stor Denny Ev an s Su nday Sc hoo l D 1re c tor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am Morn1ng wor Shi P 10 30 am Sunday eventng serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg praye_r Se '=._Vtc! s 7 30 p m HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, pastor , Hey Whaley, supt Morn ing worship , 9 30 am , church .school 10 30 a m young peoples meet ing 6 JO Pm evenmo worsh ip 7 30 P m Bible studv Wednesday , 2 JO -~ Mov te Subman ne Com mand ' 4 4 00 - Mov 1e ' Terror m a Texas Town " " 5 30 - Movte Three on a Spree" 4 SATURDAY, JUlY20 , 1974 Ky Afield 13 Christopher Closeup 10 , TV Classroom 8 7 00 - Fun 1or Everyone 6 Treehause Club 8 , In Touch 13 , Fatlh for Today 10 7-'-30 - Sesame St 2d , Saturday s Report J Osmonds 13 , Farm , Front 4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8, Treehouse Clvb 10 8 00 - Jake 's Place 6 , Lldsvllle 3 A 15 , Bugs Bunny 13, Hatr Bear Bunch 8 Lasste 10 8 30 - Yog t' s Gang 13 , M1ster Rogers 20 Addams Fam1ly J 4, 15 • Sabrina 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 ..J 00 - Emergency Plus l , 4, 15 Super Friends 6, 13 , Mov•e 8, 6 JO - 10, S.same 51 20 9 30 - lnch Htgh Pnvate Eye 3, 4, 15 Elec Co 20 Lassie' s RescueRangers6, 13 My Favonte Marttan B 10. S1gmund & The Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 10 JO- Goober & The Ghosl Chasers 6, l l Pmk Panthers J, 4, 15 Zoom 10 Jeann ie 8, 10 11 00 - Brady K1ds 6, 13 Abbott & Costello 8 ; Sesame St 20 Speed Buggy to S1ar Trek 3, 4, 15 I 1 30 - Joste & The Pussycats m Outer Space 8, 10 Butch Cassidy 3, -4, 15 MI SS ion Magic 6, l l 12 00 - Elec Co 20, Jetsons 3 4, 15 , Mov1e ' Nanny and the Professor " 6, 1l Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8, 10 12 30 - FatAiberts, 10 , Go3, 4, 15 1 00 - Chtldren' s Ftlm Fest1val 8, 10 , Amertcan Bandstand 6, 13 , Man from UNCLE -4 , Lasste 15 Banana Spills 3 1 30 - TBA 15 Petticoat Junction 3 2 00 - Sou l Tram 6 , Mull1gan Stew 10 , V1ewpomt 8 Baseball Pre Ga me Show 3 o4 15 , Women's Pro Tennts 13 10 00 - Arthur Sm1ih 8 Movie " Hol1day '"Havana " 10 00 - Travehn ' 6 Mov1e8 , Ben Casey 13 45 - Mov 1e " The Last Posse' ' 10 00 - Farmer ' s Daughte r 13 01her People, Other Pla ces 6 The Naturalists 33 JO - Sew.ng Sk1lls 33 , NFL Champtonshlp Games6 World of Survival 13 00 - A Bit wtth Kntt 33 Wrestlmg 8 Death Valley Days 10 Sa le of the Century 4 Perry MasonJ , I Spy 15 , Wide World of Sports 6 13 5 30 - Lets Grow a Garden 33 World of Survrval 4 Ldtas, Yoga and You 33 , News 8 , News 3, 4, In the Know 6 00 - 10 , A Look at lhe Book IS 6 30 - News 3 4 6, 15 Zoom 33 Beverly Hi llb1lltes 8 , Mov•e ' The Beauttful Blonde from Bashful Bend " 10 , Fest1val of Family Class1cs 13 7 00 Hee Haw 6, 8 Lawrence Welk o4 , Catch 33 33 Thrtll seeke r s 3, Lawrence Welk 13 TBA 15, Catch 33 33 WIN AT BRIDGE Wtth the hope tt wall. an some measure, foster and help sustaan that whach ts good on lamtly and communtty ltfe, tha s feature ts sponsored by the bus mess ftrms and organazataons whose names appear below Hand deep-sixes the experts TODAV 'S QUESTION .A NORTH 700 E Maon D lal992 2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET M 1nor Repa1r s & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Mtddleport . 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PAULEY, AGENT Ph 992 5271 Ma i n : • : • : TWO LOCAT IONS 59 N Skond Sf Mlddleporl, 0 46 Court St Gallipolis, 0 GENE'S BODY SHOP 808W •' DUDLEY'S THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. BEN FRANKLIN STORE 7034 Attend the Chur ch of Yo~r Choi ce Pomeroy Ph 992 . . RIDENOUR SUPPLY M eats and Groceries Furn iture and Hardware Home lite ~ws Pll 992 3986 Ph 985 3308 • 107 3 EAST (D) • 543 • QJ2 ofoKJ ofo74 • J 1098762 +to ' ~ re S.\GlTT4RtUS 23· Dec 21) An arrangement you O vert~ neKt lew days your 11 ~ nanc ntl pt c ture should be bnght enough to please you .-nd even pemut a little surplus spending no C.\PRlCORN (Dec 22 -Jen Hl) A shared venture Is your most rewardrng area the next couple of days It could d eal w1th your w o~ or a bustness s•tvallon" Th•s t1me to stt on your duft and wart for thmgs to happen JS (Nov have can be adjusted more to your benef1t Thtnk through what you want to say Make your proposal tomorrow CANCER (June 21 -July 22) LEO (July 23-.\ug 22) (Oct 24 - SCORPIO Nof' 22:)Y ou II nol rc e that whale\l'er you do over the ne~~:t lew days wtll gel more 'oohs and ahs' from admners than usual prOblems you 11 bounce back You have a lot of mnet strength to dfaw upon GEMINI (llty 21 · J""" 201 A c heerful dtspo$11ion and a brtQhl outlook Is a ll the eQuiP · mQnl you II need to w1n others over to your porn! ol v1ew .\OUARIUS (Jen 20 -Fob 1 9j A w arm 1nt•mate re lallon· never seen a robe with ats one pocket on the left sade (and most robes don't have two pockets) Left-handed scissors are more expensave At schools, they often have only raght-handed baseball mltlli, and the few ••Jelly" student chairs are always m the back of the room - 1! they have any at ali Is there a "Lefty 's Liberataon Group" and if not, why not • SP DearS I once mentioned such a club, but before U1e column reached prmt, it had dissolved ActuaUy, we leftaes are mdiVJduallsts who seldom cotton to groups And we DO have advantages, as any tenrus or baseball player can Jell you Also, we're often ambidextrous, which helps a lot when it comes to aronmg, pamting, repaar )obs, baton twirling when one hand tires, we let the other take over As a southpaw who has never felt discrliTlanated agamst, I'm a!raad I'm not much help to you, but perhaps some of our readers can direct you to a "Lefty's Liberataon Uroup "If so I'll pass the informataon 011 - H ~(Y)M@~®Ik.t-&t.l..-1,_ I >V Ill I'HH IH l ... 'JI 0 " " I fHJtllrF I YIZZD ... I ( I I 1 00 2 00 - 2 30 - Movte "The Mystery of Marie Roget" 13 Movie "Santa Claus Conquers the Martlans 0 4 News 13 • 00 - Mov1e "The Wacky World of Mother Goose" 4 5 <5 - Children's Choir of San Ia Claus land 4 6 00 - Peylon Place • 3498 : ' ~ West at North East South 3 NT It Pass l NT. Pass Jl Wathdraw 1% Type of cotton 13 Come mto VLew 14 Astan rtver 15 She rat~ed Cam 16 Go eon's gr.tuaty 17 Ten years 19 "The liner - a lady " A 20 Czarast village commune 21 - majesty 22 Send back 25 Magna 26 Prayer word 27 Child 28 Jos1p Broz 29 Shred 33 Metrae land measure holm 41 - bear UAbound DOWN I Fleet 2 Sprightly 3 Aper 4 Blue grass 5 Scattered (her.) 6 Goll Y eatenlay's;';,;;~# 25 Layer of paint city room %7 Gaze score job 30 Coquette 7 Massenet 18 Food acids 31 Banish opera 19 V1ewpomt 32 Bablical 8 Most 22 Drum roll juniper Jree touchy ( hyph. wd ) 34 - ' doeS 1! 9 Kmd of 23 Hagh Arab ir7 Son of dtver position Abe and Macy (hyph. wd.) 24 Measured 38 Farceur 11 Disjoin 15 Do a m-+-cf-+-- 34 Gobble 35 English rtver I I AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW II ::l One letter stmply rstands for another ln th1s sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, IHERNETl rJ I I I WHIALLOI ~ I apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all Junts Each day the code letters are dtfl'erent HAR't:> 1'0 IE~~ WHEN 'VOU'R'E HONE5T CRYPTOQUOTES SWPHYDW PH G RWGYAPNYS J Now errance the circled !etten to Conn the 1urpri.e amwer, as 1 l:::::!~~:;;~~~~;;;~~·~·~rr~•:•t:ed:;bJ the above cartoon. rL_...:.:.....=-=..=-=-= ...= ...·=·=·=-=-!:!.____JI o rr xJ (AMwen lo .. orrow) Jumbl... .\WASH Yeet,rda)''• BlOOIII \ A...wer· You QUORUM ....w..•t eJ(Jiffl to I1M IIIII ..t.U... ""'""II--' MARKSMAN DICK KlHOlY 1 RYA PA CPSS KEA IE NED JGDVWKA XEKHAGKA CWGD - GKEKQVEYH Yesterday's Cryptoquote. HE DOES NOT SEEM TO ME TO BE A FREE MAN WHO DOES NOT SOMETIMES DO NOTIIING -CICERO (© 1914 Kmg Featuna Srnd.u:ate, Inc) TRA~Y Opemng lead - J • By Oswald & James Jacoby , If you thank that experts don't get mto trouble, look at thiS hand from the finals o£ the Bermuda Bowl won a gam by Italy When the runner-up Amer· acans sat North and South the b1ddmg went as shown m the box The spade lead was won m dummy and the 10 of clubs led for a deep-sea fmesse. West took the tr~ck wath has Jack and led a second spade. South won, entered dummy With the ace of hearts and tned a second club fmesse West won and ran spades East discarded ail has hearts and one daamond and the last spade squeezed South He couldn't keep the hagh heart and a daamond stopper and was down s1x tncks Strangely enough, North Amer~ca showed a profit on the hand At the other table South elected to overcall wath two clubs Eric Murray decaded to create excatement and JUmped to four spades Had North doubled, Erach would have been set two tracks, but North bad lave clubs When this got back to EriC he doubled and opened his singleton diamond Sam· my Kehela sattmg East took three daamonds and led a rourth Erac overrufled South's nane wath the jack Later on South traed a club finesse and Erac made his unguarded kmg to set the hand three tracks doubled ~ASOLINE ALLEY CAPI'AIN EASY r--..J I'll ptck ~ou up at ten r 1 AN el{CE-LL-filtJT SL.AZE~! 'rOU MEAN ALL YOUJt OOMHTIC CHORES AR:E NOW eetN6 DOWE- 1\)' t>tii.INER FRANI(Lf~, ANP BEAUTIFULLY SEih'EOI TI-llS The btddmg has been 18 Soulh • : Pass Pass INT 4' Pass Pass : •AQ654 "AQ65HA •• " ? You, South, hold K.l • What do you do now• : A-Let your couelence be wt•••• ~ even 1 , . . WOIItiiM tiM! oetloo, hi nr rec:emmeodalloo .. II •• btd rln llearu ,, ROQQI~ YEAH~ FRA!o.JI<J.J.IJ CONStO&R? HIM"5'ELF A PEOPLE~ ANO WAIT Lt. YOU H~AR. WHAT McKEES GPT PLAN!o.JfO FOR HIM 1 WINKlE THATS NO PllOilLEM ll<E: L&'I&T I CAN DOt& DRIVE YCIJ ll<ERE •• AND PAY RJI< YaJR FtlOCK; OF COUR&f'l ~\ ~·· Al.l.EY OOP BV Tl<l! IIRI!ATH THe OIU.GON , H.. !IS YANISJ.41NG !' !N EWSPAPER ENTERPR1SI'.: AS.'IlN ) East . prerruum 40 Cay or Pass Nerlh ••• ~ ACROSS I Haghway approach s Cut 10 Exchange Both vulnerable : ,... ·••·hurl l>ld ......y.. NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE by THOMAS JOSEPH • KQ • K9 • J954 ofoAQ982 We•t ..• . - ~VH:tt' SOUTH : •• Th•s y"r a t;~reet ~~ ot your e•orl lind enleflJfiH wtll be devoted to t,~alnlng more of what you want 1n the r1111ertal DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: 8 00 - 10 12 45 - Speakeasy 6 July 20, 1174 deal of &ali&f• chon !rom your work tt ~ou ra now Invol ved '" s ometh in g creat1ve end challengtng to you' 1m&gina· tton tempered person 38 Tarry 39 Comfy (2 wds) """" '-t-.,....t·-~-- • PISCES tFeb . 20 - lluch 20tYou w1ll derlvt a vreat 36 Bad- Unscramble lhese rour Jumbles, one ltlter to eaeh ~quare, to form four ord1nary words. 7 30 - Bobby GoldsboroJ Course of Our T1mes 33, ~eballl5 All tn the Famtly 8, 10 , Partndge Famrly 6, 13, Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 4 8 30 - MASH 8, 10 Mov1e "Mousey" 6, 13 , Newport Jazz Fest1val New York 33 • 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie 5" 3, 4 9 30 - Bob Newhart a, 10, Movie ' 'The Th1ef of Bagdad" 33 10 00 - Owen Marshall6, 13, Lawrence Welk 15 , Miss Umverse Pageant 8, 10 11 00 - News 8, 10 13 , Janakt33 , News 6 Police Surgeon 15 11 15 - Movie "Secret of the Chateau" 6 , News 13 11 JO - News 3, 4 11 JO - Movte Murdets m the Rue Morgue" 13 Mtdn1ght Spec1al 15 , Janakt 33 11 50 - Movtes ' Gambit" 3 " Miracle of Morgan's Greek ' 4 12 00 - News a, 10 12 30 - IVIovtes " Ptrate of the Half Moon" 8 , " The Sweet Rtde' ' yoor CCHJ'4)any TAURUS (,\prit 20-lley 201 Should you be cootronted by + AK Q76 • yo.r llldt. Wt woulda't C!l'ltlc· .. . Your populanty w111 be pick.ng up over tho ne•t few days There !lire luends whO want to shtp be comes even more tne9i'ltrlf'ul AI !he pr.sent Y-ou afld your mate halt'e each others Interest at hetltl 23 -0ct 23) V'ou lunc110n very welt at lhrs hme where groups are m valved Fflends and even casual acquamtaoces wUI be SUfPriStf"'Qiy helpful ~ • Chester Kerm ' s Kor"er Kermit Welton Pomeroy +++ Dear Helen Ali the time we were raasang our 12children, 1 ached to go out and enjoy life, lake vacations, etc , but my h11Sband wouldn't He always had some excuse, so In 30 years, we never went on a trlp Now the children are on their own, and my husband suddenly wants to go on a long vacation Blat I'm old and hred and kind of sack and I'd rather stay home He never gave me one rose when any of the habaes were born He had himself a good time, but didn't mclude us very often Now, when II at's too late, he wants to slart over What I'm tryang to say, to ali you husbands and wives, IS love one another while you're yoWig, go places, enjoy the children together, for when you're old, you can't brmg back those lost tunes. - M W DearM True, you can't brmg back the lost times, but don't condemn yourself to a "nothing" future out of resentment Isn't at possible that your hllSband was working so bard lo support 12 children that he didn't have energy for vacations - or money lor roses• - LIBRA (Sept ; o:a:l:J•!iki,!Il . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Of lice Supplies Gifts . 99MIII 51 Mtddtepo• t . Dear llelen I'm in the bathtub, see, when my wale yells, "Come qwck, honey, there's a big leak under the slnk i" • So 1 wrap a towel aroWid my middle and trot out to do batUe with the drainptpe. The.-e I am on hands and knees with my head stuck an the kit~ cabinet, when the towel slips off - and our neighbor's hyper~11'1UIS11ive Siamese cat stalks in to Investigate. The cat, being the type who bats ornaments off CIIriShnas trees, Lakes a playful swtpe, and I am Wldersl.andubly surprased 1rear up suddenly - and knock myself cold on the aron &ink ' My fraghtened wife calls an ambulance but as the attendants are carrying me down the front stairs, I come to and Jell them how It happened. And they start laughang so hard that one guy loses hold of the stretcher and I end up wath more bnuses plus a sprained knee from the fall Should I sue - and who• - SITI'ING UP Willi A SICK FRIEND (ME' ) Dear SUWASF For, advice on your "Great Catspaw Caper" see a lawyer ME ? I'm laughing too hard to be of much help - H l'or S•turde , Jvly 20, 1974 ARI~S (llerch 2 I · -'Prll I 81 • . ·. SADIE'S MARKET 0 ofot0653 WEST Instead of b1ddmg four hearts your partner has JUmped to four spades over your three hearts What do you do now? +' 832 •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER 19 • A8654 •• Ph 992 2366 GOEGLEIN READY MIX D1al 992 3284 - INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Storew1th A Heart Phone 949 3342 Racme ••• ••• • •• •• • ••' Bakers of Good Bread Hunt1ngton, W Va Pomeroy II H~Sues, the Fur WIU Fly! P S You can't be much over 50, and that ISn't old, unless you coo yourself mto thinkmg at is Dear Helen . I'm dlSCI'unmated against because I'm left-handed I've 5 ' Uoth·l H 4 HEINERS BAKERY By 2 30 - 3 4 MEIGS TIRE CENTER U s ••• Hc·lt••J 2 15 - Baseball 15, 3, 4 J 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1n Chrlltlan Union The Rev Wlll lem Campbell, pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 II m 1 James Hughes sup ! , ev'nlng service 7 30 p m Wedn esday evening prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv lc ~ ea ch Tuesday FAIA:VIEW BJ&Le CHURCH , Letart , W V~ , Rt T Rev George HO $C. har , pastor Sunday St hool 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible s.tudy 7 lO p m Co tt~ ge Prayer Servtce Tuesday , 10 am Worship Serv lct-. Thursday , 7 JO p m \ 15 11 00 f1 JO - pm CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located al Rutlar.1 on New L•ma Road neltt to Forest Ac r e Park . Rev Ray Rouse , pastor Robert Musser , Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday school 10 30 a m , worship 1 30 P m Btble study, Wed nesday , 7 30 p m Saturdey l') lgl'lt pra yer service , 7 30 p m 6 , 13 Toma6 13 , News20 Mm.le Si leniR unn lng 10 30 - Oh1o " ' " \1\IU SETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu le r pastor Wor shtp sc rv .ce 9 30 am Sund ay Sunday sc hool 10 30 am Btb! e study and prayer serv1ce 7 JO p m Thursd ay K tngsbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl supt WorShiP serv 1ce JO 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet tn g Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay St iles pastor 13 33, TBA IS 9 10 OO - Proper honng 15 necessary 10 day ant1 tumorrow 10 ac ~ compflsh your atms Be pattent Don f make moves unhl You ve goJ It all together St 20 truth 01 7 30 .... '"' ...-Wh. WHATHOWW. WHATI-IOWWHVWHATh. •._.ATHOWWHV 'IHV-WHATH • THOWWHV iVWHATH HOWWHV IVWHATH /HOWWHV ,HVWHATI-f ATHOWWf-'. JWHVWt-1" WHAT• ·- VtljGO (Aut 23·Sopt 221 7 00 - Tru l h ot Conseq 3 Beat the C IO<:k .a , News 6, 10 What 's My line H. Wtld kingdom 13 Ele<; Co '10 Aviation Wea thtat" n ""' f HOW WHY ~tiWHV If. 1914 IJ Se&,.•ne Cons 6 Behind th(lo Lines lJ 6 10 - N BC N~ws :), -t, 15 A6C News 6 CB S N ews 8 10 , Room One of the common we spell with just three letters, W· H· Y. As chtldren we want to know the reason to'r everything. Why as snow cold , or sugar sweet? We grow mto adoles· cence and the questoon ts usually linked with restrictions Why can't I? In matunty there are more and greater prob· lems to solve, troubles and dasappo tntments to overcome And stall we ask the age-old queslaon, " Why?" The Church knows our questaons and our problems and invites us to come, brangi11g them wtth us In the Church we find new frtends Many of them have known sorrows and dlsappoantments and through their faath have found courage. They wall Inspire us to try again. Still more amportant we can learn to know the Chrtst In His Dtvine wasdom He holds the answers to life's questaons. In Has love He onvates all who need Has help Monday Mark 103 FRID.\Y, JUlY IS ISH•ah 43 18 25 Scn ool svp t , Joe Savrt:!' Sundi'l y school Y 45 a m • Sunday evenmg wor'5h ip 7 30 Wednesda't' pra~er and Bible study 7 lO p m TUPPERS Pl.AINS CHRISTIAN CHURC H Eugene Underwood , pastor , Howard Caldwe ll , Jr , Sunday School Sup t -s-unday Sc hool , 9 30 a m Morn my Ser mon, 10 30 a m , Svnd ay evening servtCe 7 p m t,.ETART FALLS UNITI;O BRETHREN Re1o1 Freeland N orr 1s pestor , Fl oyd Norr is , sup ! Sun day school 9 30 am mornmo sermon 10 30 a m Prayer servtce Wedne!)day , 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm!lh pastor Sunday Sch oot 10 a m A rth ur Henson Supt , Morn ing Worsh ip, 11 a m Youn.g People s serv i ce 7 P m Eve n mg servtce 7 30 p m Wednesday M•d Week Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m Youth mee tmg , 6 30 p m Evenmg worsh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN~ Rey H erber t G rate pastor Wor Ship serv1ce , 11 am and 7 30 P m Sunday Sun day School , 9 30 am RJch ard Barton , sup! Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl1tfo rd Smt i h mmtster Su nday Schoo l 9 30 am morn rng church JO 30 a m Sunday event nQ service , 7 JOp m W ednesday serv •ce a STtVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH school serv 1ce 10 a m Prayer Mrs Wor l ey F ran c ts Sunday meetmg Th ur sday 7 p m sc hool supt Sunday sc hool 10 Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 p m am ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom e roy Harnsonvll le LONG BOTTOM Road Rtck Mor r tson pastor Mr Robert Sunday school supt Sl eve n CHRISTIAN Stanley Sunday sc hool 9 30 Wyatt pastor Su nday Sc hool Ronald Osborne B tble am morn1n g worsh p and supt Sc hool 9 30 a m preac h ng commun10n 1030 am 10 4 5 am Even1ng serv tc es Sunday evenmg youth 7 30 p m Chr tS ttan En d eavor 6 30 p m ~ HYSELL RUN FREE wor sh•P ser vt ce sun day 7 30 p m Wednesday t;!veni n g METHODIST - Ron ald We lt s Sunday School 9 30 prayer me et tng and B ble pastor a m Mornwg worSh i p 10 30 sludy 7 Jl) o m a m Young People s S~rv tee ST JOHN LUTHERAN 6 45 p m Evan_gellsl tc ser Pme Grove the Rev Arthur v 1ce 7 30 p m Pray e r Combs pastor Su nday school , meetmg , Thurs day 7 30 p m 9 30 a m chu r c h se rvtce s FREEDOM GOSPEL 10 30 a m MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev BRADBURY CHURCH OF L R G Juesencamp pastor CHR 1ST B1ble School 9 30 Roger W11tr ed Sr , Sun day a m mornmg worshtp 10 30 Sch ool Supt Sunday School a m Sunday eventng WorShiP 9 30 a m Sun day evenmg Serv1ce , 7 30 p m c hoir worshtp 7 30 Prayer meettng , pra ctice Sunday and Wed Tuesda y 7 30 p m E rnest nesday 7 p m pray er m ee t tnQ Deete r cla ss leader Youth and B1ble St udy Wednesday meet1ng Wednesday, 7 30 7 30 p m p m Ern est Deeter lea der ANTIQUITY BAPTIST MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Free land Norrt s pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday schoo l 10 a m Chur c h CHR 1ST Robert Shook se rv1 ce 7 p m Wednesday pastor Sunda y sch ool 9 30 B1ble Stud y 7 p m am , Russell Spence r , sup! RACINE FIRST CHURCH worsh iP serv1 ce 10 45 am , OF THE NAZARENE even1ng worsh 1p atternatmg Sunday Sc hoo ! 9 JO a m Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Mornmg Worsh rp , 10 30 am Sunday Prayer mee t tng 7 30 E venmg WorshiP 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Alfred Wo lf e Wednesday M1d Week Se rvt ce lay leader Sunday Sc hool Super m tend ent WHITE'S CHAPEL Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Coolville RD Rev Roy Deete r Morris M Wolfe pastor Sunday school 9 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST am worshiP serv~ee 10 30 Walter P B1kacsan pastor am Bible study and prayer Ronn1e Salser S s Su pt serv tee , Wednesday 1 30 p m Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO a m RUTLAND Morn 1ng Wor sh tp 10 45 am RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evenmg worshtp 7 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasle r pastor P m Wednesday evenmg B tble V H Braley Sunday sc hool St udy a p m supt Sunday schoo l 9 JO am DANVILLE WESLEYAN Wor Ship servtce and com Rev Lelon GlaSl/r e, pa stor mun 1on 10 30 am youth Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m mee tmg 6 p m Sunday youth and 1Un1 or youth serv 1ce, evenmg s"erv 1ce 7 regu l ar 6 45 p m evenmg worsh1p board meeting th1rd Saturday 7 30 p m prayer and pra 1se , 7 p m Wednesday 7 30om RUTLAND COfi\MUNITY SILVER RUN FREE CHURCH Sunday Sch ool BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean , 9 30 a m WorShip serv .ce , 11 pastor Su nday St hoo! 10 a m am Wednesday p rayer Leon M1Jier , supt Evenmg m ee tmg 7 30 p m Sunday se rv tce 7 30 p m Prayer n1ght worsh 1p, 7 30 p m meet 1ng T hursday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF ~HESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev GOD ~ Rev James Sa t Lloyd D Grtm m Jr pas tor te rf1 eld pastor Sunday Sch ool Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m 9 30 am worsh ip servtce, 11 Morn 1ng worsh•P 10 JO a m a m evenmg service 7, Young people s serv1 c e 6 AS prayer se rvi ce and youth p m Evangelfst 1c serv.ce se rv 1ce, Wednesday 7 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday eventng LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN serv•ce, 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser , MASON COUNTY paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL , a m Robert Bobo su p1 George Casto , pastor Sunday morn•ng wors ht p 10 JO , School, 9 30, eve n1ng worsh l2! Sunday eve n Jng $ervlce 7 30 7 30 Th ursday evenmg prayer M 1d week servt ce Wednesday , serv•ce, 7 30 p m 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan THE NAZARENE - Rev M Cra 1g , pastor Sunday schOol C Lartmore pastor Bob 9 45 am worsh1p se r vice 11 Moore , Sun day Sc hool Sup t , am , train i ng u n1on 6 JO Sunday School classes tor all p m even1ng worshtp servtce ages 9 30 am , morn 1ng 1 lO p m M1d week prayer worship 10 45 ; NYPS Sunday, service Wednesday 1 30 p m 6 lOp m , ev ang elistiC Serv ic e , MASO~ CHURCH Of Sunday 7 30 p m M 1d week CHRIST, P 0 Box 481 Miller prayer meet1ng , Wednesday, St , Mason W Va Sun d ay 7 3bp m • MISSIOnary rneel ing , . Bible Study IO a m Wor sh ip second Wednesday 7 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m Stble Study UNITED FA4TH NON Wednesday 7 p m Vocal DENOMINATIONAL F-llil'V music Robert Smith, pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN SAP school 9 30 am , cl ass leader , TIST - Corner of Sec ond and Leo H il l worsh1p se rv i ce , Anderson Meson Pastor 10 30 a m church 7 :r6 p m Waller Cloud Sun day schoo l, E,OEN UNITED BREITH 9 4_5 am , worsh1p se rvice . 11 REN tN CHRIST - E lden R em and 7 30 p m Weekly Bl ake , pastor Su nday Sch ool Bible study , Wednnday 7 30 10 a m Howard M cC Oy , pm Morn 1ng sermon 11 a sup t MASON ASSEMBLY OF m Sun day n tghl se rvi ces GOO - Se~ ond St Mason W Chr iSflttl1 Endeaver 7 30 p Va Chester Tennant pastor m Song se rv1 ce 8 p m , Sun da y school. 10 a m , Prea chmg 8 30 p m , M id morntnQ worsh IP 11 a m 1 week 'Prayer meeting Wed evangelistic serv ic e 'l 30 p m nesdav J p fTl Rey Adams , Bible stu dy 8nd preyer service , lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone Be asserhve Use vour solendid tea(Jer$hep quahtte& to 4J81n your ends Television Log 6 - The Daily S..nunel, Maddleport-Pomt'toy, 0, ~·rtd"Y· July 19, 19H • • 7- Tile Dally Sentanrl. Mlddlepurt-P01nt'tuy, 0 . f'ridlly, July IS, l!l'il I: NEVER SEEN SICH WOBBL'I OC LEGS tf\J ALL MV BORNEO DA'/5 DONT PIW NO MIND TD PAW, Mll..OOWOY I GOT tT! l60T IT! l GOT IT! c.c,"'.-'1. �• • • SE"VE NTH • .I ~ 15 p m dtSCUSSIOil chur ch each •• •• • • POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev w H Pernn pastor Roy Ma ver Svnd~J~v schoot supt Church school 9 IS am worsh ep ser\lece 10 74 a m Youth choer rehearsal Mon day 3 30 p m under dtrecteon Of Mary Skenner sen ior choir rehearse~! 7 30 p m Thursday weth Mrs Paul Nease d erector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Corner Un•on and Mulberry Rev Cl yde V Henderson pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m, Glen McClung , sup t mornmg worsh ep 10 30 am 1 evening serve ce 7 30 , med week ser v ece , Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth re c1or Church serveces 10 30 am Hol y communton ftrst Sunday of m~nth c hu r ch school 10 JO a m for nur serv throuQh 12 POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ferrell Gronmger pastor B1ble school 9 30 a m worsh tP 10 30 a m adult worSh ip serv 1ce an d young peop le s meeting 7 30 p m Comb ined B 1ble study and prayer mee tmg Wednesday 7 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W Wtntng , off1cer In charge Sunday JO a m Holiness meet ing 10 30 a m Sunday School Young Peopl es Leg ton 7 p m , Thursday 11o 3 p m , Ladtes Ho me Leag ue 7 p m , Prep classes • ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Svcamore Sts , Pomeroy the Rev Wlll1am Mldd leworlh pastor Sun da y Schoo l 9 30 am church servtces 10 30 a m SACRED HEART Rev Father John Nad2an1 pastor Phone 99 2 ?8?S Saturday even109 Mass 7 30 J'l m "• nday Mass . 8 and 10 am Con tess1ons Saturday , 7 • POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn , putor W•ll l om Watson Sund ay school supt Su nday school 9 lOa m , E!YF 6 pm B tble study Wednesday 7 p m choi r pract tce Wednesday , 8 JO p m POMEROY WES LEYA N HOLINE SS CHURCH Har rtsonlo'ille Rev 0 Dell Mantey Pastor Henry Ebltn Su nday Sc hool Supt Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Even tng worshtp 7 JO p m Prayer and Pra tS'e serv •ce Thursday 7 30 I Jl(' C'l lh£> Ttwr s d~lY pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chrt st tn Chrut1an Uni on L awren ce Man le y pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sc hool Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening worsh tp 7 30 Wednesday prayer meet1ng 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra c m e Route 2 the Rev James M Munc y pastor Supday schoo l 9 4.5 am morntng wors hi P 11 am evenmg worshtfil 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m Young people s meeting 7 lOom Thur sday RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Phll l tp Wh ttley pa sto r Su nday schoo l 10 a m worsh tp seor\l i Ce 7 p m Prayer m eetrng Wedne sday 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Lon g Bot tom Esttl Hart pastor Roy Brown ass 1stant pastor Sunday school , lO am Ch urc h 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg prayer meetmg 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN - Third Ave the There ts a poem, author unknown, called "The Anvtl '' The TECOSTAL Rev Wdllam Kn1tt eJ pastor Bable as hke that anvil Heresies have come and gone but God's Ronald Dugan Su nday Sc hool Sup t Classes tor all ages word, the Bible, IS shU here Man has had many wrong Ideas even1ng service 7 30 p m about the Holy Word of God, but all these Ideas have gone by the B1ble study Wednesday 7 30 p m youth se rv 1ces Fr•day wayside Scnptural truth remams The poem goes hke lhas 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Co rn er Ash and Pl um , M1d Last eve I passed besade a blacksmith's door, dleport N oel Herrman And heard the anVIl nng the Vesper chliTle, pastor Sa tur day even 1ng serv 1ce 7 p m o Sunday school Then lookmg m, I saw upon the floor 10 am Sun day e ven1ng worShiP 7 p m Old hammers, worn wath beatmg years ol tliTle MIDDLEPORT FIRST " How many anVIls have you had," satd I, 11 BAPTIST - Cor ner Six t h and To wear and batter all these hammers so? " Pa l mer th e Rev St eve 1 Skaggs 'Just one, • t satd he, and then With twmkhng eye, pa sto r Danny Thompson Sunda y school sup! "The anvil wears the hanuners out, you know " WM PO radto prog ra m 7 4.5 And so thought I, the anVJI ol God's word, am Sunday school 9 15 a m morn ing ' w orsht p 10 15 am For ages skeptic blows have beat upon , You th act1vtttes and f el lowShip Yet though the noise of faiimg blows was heard, for iUntor and sen 1or htgh stud ents 6 p m Btb le st udy The anvil Is unharmed the hammers gone 7 30 p m M1d w eek prayer servtce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , H you know anything about church history you wall know Middleport , 5th and Matn there have been many hereSies that battered the Holy Bible and George. Glaze- m1n1ster ats truths They are all gone noiv but the Bible remams James Sheets super 1ntendent Btble school 9 30 a m like the anvil. There will be more skeptics and heresaes mornmg worSh i p 10 30 am croppmg up however evenmg worsh1p 7 JO p m prayer serv1ce 7 p m Wed There was the Donatast movement that srud one gmlty of nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH deadly sin could not ordam or baptize anyone else They felt God THE NAZARENE - Rev could not make good from Evil Then there was Anus who OF Don Cole pastor Floyd claimed Jes<Ol was Just man, not God Some today WJU tell you Carson Su nday Schoo l su pt Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m that Jesus was all God and not hmnan and others will say he was morn tng wor-sh tp 10 30 a rr all hwnan and not God It as rare today, the Bable has refuted at so Sunday evangehst•c meet1 ng 30 p m prayer meet1ng long the proof stands out. There was one Marcaon, who derued 7Wednesday 7 30 p m Real incarnation GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M tddleport He compiled his own bable to prove has adeas He mcluded Lesley G Holt pastor Su nday Paul's epastles, no pastorals, the gospel of Luke and omatted all school 10 a m worsh tp ser 11 am wor sh p se rv tce passages whach Olrist regarded God ol the Old Testament as Has 7V1ce 30 p m Su nday Wednesday Father or any way related to him He condemned the Old n rgh ! prayer serv1ce 7 30 • IS an anvil Testament and tis God. This was the first tune anyone attempted to form an authoritative collectaon ol New Testament wr~tmgs Thas was about 150 AD Marcmn 'was a Gnostac His churches spread extensavely m the orient and surVIved to the lafth century It was m the fourth century that the New Testament was compUed as we know It today. There have been many movements smce those early days hereSies They have ail fallen and been discarded as untruths, as are the blacksmiths' hammers They have been worn out by the anvil we call the Bable Beware, even today, there are skeptacs who try to twiSt the word of God to their own uses Learn the whole truth of the scraptures and not Just a little segment that fats m wath the thmkmgofoneor two people who speak well Look to the history ol the Bable Study how it was written, formed and why at IS called God's word This was no accadent It was God's plan The Bable has been buffeted about for hundreds of years but IS stU! the sobd an val of our !ruth. The many wornout hanuners on the ground beneath the Bible has been growing and wall contmue to grow until judgement day When we see God face to face, we Will be home and no longer need the Bible, Anval of faath - Rev Wm Mlddiesarth, St Paul Ltitheran Church • Open 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fou rth and Ma1n M tddleport Rev Henr y Key Jr pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Mrs Ervtn Baumgard ner supt Mornmg wor shtp 10-45 am JEHOVAH'S WITNE SSES Larry C arnahan pres 1d1ng mtn tster Su nday B 1bl e lee tur e 9 30 am Watchtower st udy 10 30 am Tuesday B1ble study 7 JO p m Thurs day tn 1n1stry schoo l 7 30 p m serv•ce meet.ng 8 30 SYRACUSE FIRS T ,.. HUR CH OF GOD Rev George Oiler pas lor Su nday sc hoo l 9 45 am mo rn tng preachmg II a rn C'vangel tsttc servtce 7 10 p m Pray er n t r t tng Thursday 7 30 p Ill POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St - Loren T St ephens evangel rs t phone 992 7856 Co n serva t 1ve non mslrum en ta l Sunday w orShtp 10 am , Bible study 11 am worsh i P 6 p m Wednesday B1bl e st udy 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non denom mat1on al) Lan os v Jle Dexter Road th e Rev Worley Haley pastor Su nday sc hool 10 am eventn g worSh iP 7 JO p m Prayer meehng Tuesday 7 30 p m youth g roup , Fr~d ay 7 30 p m t FIRST SOUTHERN BAP TIST 187 Mulberry 1\..,e Poml:'rO~ atHI 1iHl'd w1lh S BC th e Rev rreO Htl! pastor Troy lwdltng Sunday school sup ! su nday school 9 10 am morn ng wor shtp 10 10 Su nday evang e l1 51 c meet nq 1 JO p m Pra., cr ml'!' l ll\'1 WPdnesday 7 30 p m pm the Sermonette The Bible .. AO GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea c: h tng 9 30 a m , f 1rst and Sl!'cond Sun days of each month lh 1ra and four th Su ndays each month , worsh•P ser'-'1Ce at 1 30 p rn Wedn esda'tl evenings at 7 30 Prayer and B•ble Study 7 30 p m I • DAV VENTIST Mulbl'rl \' H l•iphts PQnleroy P.- ~~ J~ Ctrttr(l Sp Jon S~IJbalh ~... ,1 every c.arvrday at 'I P (11 "I - WOrShiP Se r'vtC(" fOIIOWU1 Ill SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox ~·~ ..',. THE UNITED PRES BYTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, Dwight L Zav ttz Pastor D~rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church Sc hool 9 30 a m Mrs Homer Lee S ~pt Morning Worsh1p 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Church Sch ool , 9 30 am John F Fult z SuRf M o rn 1ng Worsh lp 10 30 a m SYRACUSE Morntng Worship, 9 am Sunday Chu rch Sch ool. 10 a m Mrs Sampson Hall , Su pt MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D1recror POMEROY CLUSTER Rev Carl E H1cks Rev 0 Wm Sydenstncker CHESTER WorShiP 9 15 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 am Chur ch Sc hoo l 10 am FLATWOODS - WorShip 11 a m Church Schoo l 10 a m POMEROY Wor shi p 10 30 a m , Chuhh Sch ool 9 15 am UMYF 6 30pm ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh tp 10 a rn , Chu rch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumgarner HEATH WorShtp 10 30 a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 30 a m UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - WorSh i P 9 15 a m Church Scl'10ol 10 a m , UMYF 7 p m SALEM CENTER Wor shlp 9 am Chu r ch Sc hoo l 10 a m UMY F Thursday, 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev Rtchard E Jarv1s ASBURY ...._ Wor~h1p II a m Chu r ch Sch ool 9 SQ am W SCS 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church Schoo! 10 a m W SCS 3rd Wednesday 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Wor Shi P 10 a m Church Sc hool 9 a m , WSCS , 3rd Monday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Chur c h Sc hool 9 30 a m worsh 1p se rv lo:;.e 7 lO p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wtlson Rev Larry Poling Rev Howard Shtveley BETHANY I Dorcas) Worsh 1p 9 30 a m Chur ch Schoot 10 30 a m CARMEL Wor Ship , 11 a m , ls i end 3rd Sundays Church School 10 e m APPLE GROVE - Worsh fp 7 30 p m firs t and th ird Sun APPLE GROVE - Sun day school 9 30 a m worShip t l rsl and third Sunday 1 30 Pm prayer meetlnQ W ed nesday , 7 30 p m Feltowsh,p supper f irst Saturday 6 p m U M W second Tuesday , 7 JO om "Wt aren't supposed to bother my father He's been work· rng hts (explettve deleted) off!" ( ( EASt LETART Sunday school 9 30 "' m wor shtp second and fourth Sunday 1 30 P m , prayer meetmg Wed lll'~day I 10 0 "' U M W f,r-.1 W('dnfl,d<'Y "I 10 p rn WE .SLE'I'A N ( Ra c,n eJ ".U JHH'Y SChOOl 10 woro;tl.tp 1t n m Alb /(" s tudy Thursdtty 1 p tn Ct\o'r pr,lCiiCf" Tlwr!>d;:~y , 8 p m fCI I OW'>h!p $U PD Cr ftrSI Wn'tnPS(Iily , 6 10 p m U M W Ipur lh Monda v 8 p m "m GREAT SEND Worsh 1p II a m 2nd and .tth sundays Chur('h Sc hool 10 a m LETART FALLS Worsh•P 10 a m Church sc hool , 9 a m Btb iP study 1 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR WorShip 9 30 e m Church Schoo l 10 30 am Mtd Wee!< Serv1ce Wednesday , 8 p m MORSE CHAP EL Wor Shtp 11 am 1st and lrd Sund ay s Chu r ch Sc hool , 10 'mPORTLAND - Wor Sh ip 7 30 P m Ch ur ch School 9 30 a m SUTTO N Worship I I am 2nd and 41 h Sunday s Chu r ch School 10 a m NORTH EAST. CLUSTER: Rev Rob ert Meece Rev Stanley 8randum JOPF'A -- Worshtp 10 am Chu r c:h Sc hoo l 9 am Pr.aver M eetmg Wednesdcl'tl 8 p m LONG BO TTOM - Church serv•ces 9 am Sunday School 9 45 a m B tbl e Study every Th ur sd ay 7 JO p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Sh 'P 11 a m Chur ch Sc hool 10 • m ALFRED - Su nday School 9 45 a m each Sunday prea c h ing at I I a m each Sunday Prayer meet mg 7 45 p m W ednesday W SCS a p m on th1rd Tu esday ea ch mor]th REEDSVILLE Su nday school 9 30 prea c; hmg , 7 30 p m Sund ay pray er mee 11ng 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f 1rs t Thursday each month SILVER RIDGE - Wor sht p 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh•P 9 a m C hur ch School , 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CH R 1ST - George Freden c k sup! Serv 1ce week l y 9 30 am on Sun day Preac hmg ltrst a nd th trd Sund ays of month by CliffOrd Sm1th 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN JON - Darrell Doddrdl pa stor Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Leonard G•lmore f•r st elder even 1ng serv ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meel!ng 1 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Rou te 2 Th e Rev Charles Hand pastor Sunday scho o l 9 45 a m mornmg worsh i p 11 am Even tng serv 1ces Tuesday and Frtday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B1bte Study 9 30 a m mornm g worShip 10 30 am evenmg worshtp 6 30 p m Wednesday B1ble Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Su nd a y School 10 a m Wi th Willard P1gott su pt Evangel i StiC messa ge each Sunday evenmg 7 30 p m by Elder Russell C1 1ne m ln1ster of the Apostol1c Fa •th B bl e St udy Wednesday 7 JO 7 )0 p'" MT UNtON BAPTIST Rf'" Ce£1l CoK oastor Sunday ~und1,1y 6 00 - News J 4 8, 15 , ABC New s. 2 1-12 Tuesday I Semuel 26 17-25 Wedn esday Psalms 1-4. 8-13 Thursday Luke 6 27-36 Frtday lsatah 49 14-15 Saturday Psalms 62 2-9 111 pm LAUREL C LIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckl e y pastor Lloyd Wr,ght Sunday school su pt Sunday school 9 30 am mornmg worshtp 10 30 am evenmg worsh tp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chnst1an You th • Crusade 6 30 p m Cho 1r practice Thursday 7 p m DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST ~ Ttm Russell mtnt s te r N oqna n C W i l l Su nday schoo l sup t Sun da y sc hool 9 JO am w orsh ip serv1ce 10 30 a m B 1ble s tudy Wedn esday 7 30 p m Porter Wagoner 3, New Treasure Hunt lo Beat the Clock 13 Hollywood Squares .a, Concentration B To Tell the Truth 6. You ONe It to Yourself 10. BobtqulvarllJ Baseb .. ll 15 •• 8 00 Brady Bunch 6, 13 Sa nford and Son 3. 4 Dirty Sdtl'f' B 10 Wash ing ton Review 10 JJ 8 JO - Br ian Keith J. 4 Sl• Million Dollar MiJn 6, 13 Good Times. 8, 10 Wall Street Week 10 JJ 9 00 Mov ies " St l ~nl Runn ing J 4 Hollywood Televtston Theatre 20 , " The. Sweel Ride" 8, Md st erpie<:e T h ea tre 33 Fa1t S~te" 10 30 - Odd Cou ple Thos Week lll Day AI Nlghl 33 News 3 4 6, 8 to, 13, IS . Avtafton W ea ther Janak• 33 Jofinny Carson 3 A, 15 Miss ion lmposs ttlle 6 MOvies ' A Swl ngm ' Summer ' 8 " Tales o f Terror ' 10 Untouchables ' 13 12 "~~ - Don Ktrshner 's Rock Concer t 6 . News 13 1 00 - M1dmght Spectal J 4 Wtde Wor ld in Conce rt 13 M ov1e Unknown Island " 10 Take F1ve For Ltfe 15 . ...••• ' • ~ -.-• ...•• •. ...•- ' •,...,.• •• • -- REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ra ct n e Roa d Wtlltam Roush. pa stor Denny Ev an s Su nday Sc hoo l D 1re c tor Sun day Sc hool 9 30 am Morn1ng wor Shi P 10 30 am Sunday eventng serv 1ce 7 p m Wednesday evenmg praye_r Se '=._Vtc! s 7 30 p m HEMlOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, pastor , Hey Whaley, supt Morn ing worship , 9 30 am , church .school 10 30 a m young peoples meet ing 6 JO Pm evenmo worsh ip 7 30 P m Bible studv Wednesday , 2 JO -~ Mov te Subman ne Com mand ' 4 4 00 - Mov 1e ' Terror m a Texas Town " " 5 30 - Movte Three on a Spree" 4 SATURDAY, JUlY20 , 1974 Ky Afield 13 Christopher Closeup 10 , TV Classroom 8 7 00 - Fun 1or Everyone 6 Treehause Club 8 , In Touch 13 , Fatlh for Today 10 7-'-30 - Sesame St 2d , Saturday s Report J Osmonds 13 , Farm , Front 4 Speedracer 6 Speed Buggy 8, Treehouse Clvb 10 8 00 - Jake 's Place 6 , Lldsvllle 3 A 15 , Bugs Bunny 13, Hatr Bear Bunch 8 Lasste 10 8 30 - Yog t' s Gang 13 , M1ster Rogers 20 Addams Fam1ly J 4, 15 • Sabrina 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 ..J 00 - Emergency Plus l , 4, 15 Super Friends 6, 13 , Mov•e 8, 6 JO - 10, S.same 51 20 9 30 - lnch Htgh Pnvate Eye 3, 4, 15 Elec Co 20 Lassie' s RescueRangers6, 13 My Favonte Marttan B 10. S1gmund & The Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 10 JO- Goober & The Ghosl Chasers 6, l l Pmk Panthers J, 4, 15 Zoom 10 Jeann ie 8, 10 11 00 - Brady K1ds 6, 13 Abbott & Costello 8 ; Sesame St 20 Speed Buggy to S1ar Trek 3, 4, 15 I 1 30 - Joste & The Pussycats m Outer Space 8, 10 Butch Cassidy 3, -4, 15 MI SS ion Magic 6, l l 12 00 - Elec Co 20, Jetsons 3 4, 15 , Mov1e ' Nanny and the Professor " 6, 1l Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8, 10 12 30 - FatAiberts, 10 , Go3, 4, 15 1 00 - Chtldren' s Ftlm Fest1val 8, 10 , Amertcan Bandstand 6, 13 , Man from UNCLE -4 , Lasste 15 Banana Spills 3 1 30 - TBA 15 Petticoat Junction 3 2 00 - Sou l Tram 6 , Mull1gan Stew 10 , V1ewpomt 8 Baseball Pre Ga me Show 3 o4 15 , Women's Pro Tennts 13 10 00 - Arthur Sm1ih 8 Movie " Hol1day '"Havana " 10 00 - Travehn ' 6 Mov1e8 , Ben Casey 13 45 - Mov 1e " The Last Posse' ' 10 00 - Farmer ' s Daughte r 13 01her People, Other Pla ces 6 The Naturalists 33 JO - Sew.ng Sk1lls 33 , NFL Champtonshlp Games6 World of Survival 13 00 - A Bit wtth Kntt 33 Wrestlmg 8 Death Valley Days 10 Sa le of the Century 4 Perry MasonJ , I Spy 15 , Wide World of Sports 6 13 5 30 - Lets Grow a Garden 33 World of Survrval 4 Ldtas, Yoga and You 33 , News 8 , News 3, 4, In the Know 6 00 - 10 , A Look at lhe Book IS 6 30 - News 3 4 6, 15 Zoom 33 Beverly Hi llb1lltes 8 , Mov•e ' The Beauttful Blonde from Bashful Bend " 10 , Fest1val of Family Class1cs 13 7 00 Hee Haw 6, 8 Lawrence Welk o4 , Catch 33 33 Thrtll seeke r s 3, Lawrence Welk 13 TBA 15, Catch 33 33 WIN AT BRIDGE Wtth the hope tt wall. an some measure, foster and help sustaan that whach ts good on lamtly and communtty ltfe, tha s feature ts sponsored by the bus mess ftrms and organazataons whose names appear below Hand deep-sixes the experts TODAV 'S QUESTION .A NORTH 700 E Maon D lal992 2101 RACINE FOOD MARKET M 1nor Repa1r s & Tune up Beech & Locust Middleport Mtddleport . 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RIDENOUR SUPPLY M eats and Groceries Furn iture and Hardware Home lite ~ws Pll 992 3986 Ph 985 3308 • 107 3 EAST (D) • 543 • QJ2 ofoKJ ofo74 • J 1098762 +to ' ~ re S.\GlTT4RtUS 23· Dec 21) An arrangement you O vert~ neKt lew days your 11 ~ nanc ntl pt c ture should be bnght enough to please you .-nd even pemut a little surplus spending no C.\PRlCORN (Dec 22 -Jen Hl) A shared venture Is your most rewardrng area the next couple of days It could d eal w1th your w o~ or a bustness s•tvallon" Th•s t1me to stt on your duft and wart for thmgs to happen JS (Nov have can be adjusted more to your benef1t Thtnk through what you want to say Make your proposal tomorrow CANCER (June 21 -July 22) LEO (July 23-.\ug 22) (Oct 24 - SCORPIO Nof' 22:)Y ou II nol rc e that whale\l'er you do over the ne~~:t lew days wtll gel more 'oohs and ahs' from admners than usual prOblems you 11 bounce back You have a lot of mnet strength to dfaw upon GEMINI (llty 21 · J""" 201 A c heerful dtspo$11ion and a brtQhl outlook Is a ll the eQuiP · mQnl you II need to w1n others over to your porn! ol v1ew .\OUARIUS (Jen 20 -Fob 1 9j A w arm 1nt•mate re lallon· never seen a robe with ats one pocket on the left sade (and most robes don't have two pockets) Left-handed scissors are more expensave At schools, they often have only raght-handed baseball mltlli, and the few ••Jelly" student chairs are always m the back of the room - 1! they have any at ali Is there a "Lefty 's Liberataon Group" and if not, why not • SP DearS I once mentioned such a club, but before U1e column reached prmt, it had dissolved ActuaUy, we leftaes are mdiVJduallsts who seldom cotton to groups And we DO have advantages, as any tenrus or baseball player can Jell you Also, we're often ambidextrous, which helps a lot when it comes to aronmg, pamting, repaar )obs, baton twirling when one hand tires, we let the other take over As a southpaw who has never felt discrliTlanated agamst, I'm a!raad I'm not much help to you, but perhaps some of our readers can direct you to a "Lefty's Liberataon Uroup "If so I'll pass the informataon 011 - H ~(Y)M@~®Ik.t-&t.l..-1,_ I >V Ill I'HH IH l ... 'JI 0 " " I fHJtllrF I YIZZD ... I ( I I 1 00 2 00 - 2 30 - Movte "The Mystery of Marie Roget" 13 Movie "Santa Claus Conquers the Martlans 0 4 News 13 • 00 - Mov1e "The Wacky World of Mother Goose" 4 5 <5 - Children's Choir of San Ia Claus land 4 6 00 - Peylon Place • 3498 : ' ~ West at North East South 3 NT It Pass l NT. Pass Jl Wathdraw 1% Type of cotton 13 Come mto VLew 14 Astan rtver 15 She rat~ed Cam 16 Go eon's gr.tuaty 17 Ten years 19 "The liner - a lady " A 20 Czarast village commune 21 - majesty 22 Send back 25 Magna 26 Prayer word 27 Child 28 Jos1p Broz 29 Shred 33 Metrae land measure holm 41 - bear UAbound DOWN I Fleet 2 Sprightly 3 Aper 4 Blue grass 5 Scattered (her.) 6 Goll Y eatenlay's;';,;;~# 25 Layer of paint city room %7 Gaze score job 30 Coquette 7 Massenet 18 Food acids 31 Banish opera 19 V1ewpomt 32 Bablical 8 Most 22 Drum roll juniper Jree touchy ( hyph. wd ) 34 - ' doeS 1! 9 Kmd of 23 Hagh Arab ir7 Son of dtver position Abe and Macy (hyph. wd.) 24 Measured 38 Farceur 11 Disjoin 15 Do a m-+-cf-+-- 34 Gobble 35 English rtver I I AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW II ::l One letter stmply rstands for another ln th1s sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Single letters, IHERNETl rJ I I I WHIALLOI ~ I apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all Junts Each day the code letters are dtfl'erent HAR't:> 1'0 IE~~ WHEN 'VOU'R'E HONE5T CRYPTOQUOTES SWPHYDW PH G RWGYAPNYS J Now errance the circled !etten to Conn the 1urpri.e amwer, as 1 l:::::!~~:;;~~~~;;;~~·~·~rr~•:•t:ed:;bJ the above cartoon. rL_...:.:.....=-=..=-=-= ...= ...·=·=·=-=-!:!.____JI o rr xJ (AMwen lo .. orrow) Jumbl... .\WASH Yeet,rda)''• BlOOIII \ A...wer· You QUORUM ....w..•t eJ(Jiffl to I1M IIIII ..t.U... ""'""II--' MARKSMAN DICK KlHOlY 1 RYA PA CPSS KEA IE NED JGDVWKA XEKHAGKA CWGD - GKEKQVEYH Yesterday's Cryptoquote. HE DOES NOT SEEM TO ME TO BE A FREE MAN WHO DOES NOT SOMETIMES DO NOTIIING -CICERO (© 1914 Kmg Featuna Srnd.u:ate, Inc) TRA~Y Opemng lead - J • By Oswald & James Jacoby , If you thank that experts don't get mto trouble, look at thiS hand from the finals o£ the Bermuda Bowl won a gam by Italy When the runner-up Amer· acans sat North and South the b1ddmg went as shown m the box The spade lead was won m dummy and the 10 of clubs led for a deep-sea fmesse. West took the tr~ck wath has Jack and led a second spade. South won, entered dummy With the ace of hearts and tned a second club fmesse West won and ran spades East discarded ail has hearts and one daamond and the last spade squeezed South He couldn't keep the hagh heart and a daamond stopper and was down s1x tncks Strangely enough, North Amer~ca showed a profit on the hand At the other table South elected to overcall wath two clubs Eric Murray decaded to create excatement and JUmped to four spades Had North doubled, Erach would have been set two tracks, but North bad lave clubs When this got back to EriC he doubled and opened his singleton diamond Sam· my Kehela sattmg East took three daamonds and led a rourth Erac overrufled South's nane wath the jack Later on South traed a club finesse and Erac made his unguarded kmg to set the hand three tracks doubled ~ASOLINE ALLEY CAPI'AIN EASY r--..J I'll ptck ~ou up at ten r 1 AN el{CE-LL-filtJT SL.AZE~! 'rOU MEAN ALL YOUJt OOMHTIC CHORES AR:E NOW eetN6 DOWE- 1\)' t>tii.INER FRANI(Lf~, ANP BEAUTIFULLY SEih'EOI TI-llS The btddmg has been 18 Soulh • : Pass Pass INT 4' Pass Pass : •AQ654 "AQ65HA •• " ? You, South, hold K.l • What do you do now• : A-Let your couelence be wt•••• ~ even 1 , . . WOIItiiM tiM! oetloo, hi nr rec:emmeodalloo .. II •• btd rln llearu ,, ROQQI~ YEAH~ FRA!o.JI<J.J.IJ CONStO&R? HIM"5'ELF A PEOPLE~ ANO WAIT Lt. YOU H~AR. WHAT McKEES GPT PLAN!o.JfO FOR HIM 1 WINKlE THATS NO PllOilLEM ll<E: L&'I&T I CAN DOt& DRIVE YCIJ ll<ERE •• AND PAY RJI< YaJR FtlOCK; OF COUR&f'l ~\ ~·· Al.l.EY OOP BV Tl<l! IIRI!ATH THe OIU.GON , H.. !IS YANISJ.41NG !' !N EWSPAPER ENTERPR1SI'.: AS.'IlN ) East . prerruum 40 Cay or Pass Nerlh ••• ~ ACROSS I Haghway approach s Cut 10 Exchange Both vulnerable : ,... ·••·hurl l>ld ......y.. NEW YORK ClOTHING HOUSE by THOMAS JOSEPH • KQ • K9 • J954 ofoAQ982 We•t ..• . - ~VH:tt' SOUTH : •• Th•s y"r a t;~reet ~~ ot your e•orl lind enleflJfiH wtll be devoted to t,~alnlng more of what you want 1n the r1111ertal DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: 8 00 - 10 12 45 - Speakeasy 6 July 20, 1174 deal of &ali&f• chon !rom your work tt ~ou ra now Invol ved '" s ometh in g creat1ve end challengtng to you' 1m&gina· tton tempered person 38 Tarry 39 Comfy (2 wds) """" '-t-.,....t·-~-- • PISCES tFeb . 20 - lluch 20tYou w1ll derlvt a vreat 36 Bad- Unscramble lhese rour Jumbles, one ltlter to eaeh ~quare, to form four ord1nary words. 7 30 - Bobby GoldsboroJ Course of Our T1mes 33, ~eballl5 All tn the Famtly 8, 10 , Partndge Famrly 6, 13, Book Beat 33 Emergency 3 4 8 30 - MASH 8, 10 Mov1e "Mousey" 6, 13 , Newport Jazz Fest1val New York 33 • 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, Movie 5" 3, 4 9 30 - Bob Newhart a, 10, Movie ' 'The Th1ef of Bagdad" 33 10 00 - Owen Marshall6, 13, Lawrence Welk 15 , Miss Umverse Pageant 8, 10 11 00 - News 8, 10 13 , Janakt33 , News 6 Police Surgeon 15 11 15 - Movie "Secret of the Chateau" 6 , News 13 11 JO - News 3, 4 11 JO - Movte Murdets m the Rue Morgue" 13 Mtdn1ght Spec1al 15 , Janakt 33 11 50 - Movtes ' Gambit" 3 " Miracle of Morgan's Greek ' 4 12 00 - News a, 10 12 30 - IVIovtes " Ptrate of the Half Moon" 8 , " The Sweet Rtde' ' yoor CCHJ'4)any TAURUS (,\prit 20-lley 201 Should you be cootronted by + AK Q76 • yo.r llldt. Wt woulda't C!l'ltlc· .. . Your populanty w111 be pick.ng up over tho ne•t few days There !lire luends whO want to shtp be comes even more tne9i'ltrlf'ul AI !he pr.sent Y-ou afld your mate halt'e each others Interest at hetltl 23 -0ct 23) V'ou lunc110n very welt at lhrs hme where groups are m valved Fflends and even casual acquamtaoces wUI be SUfPriStf"'Qiy helpful ~ • Chester Kerm ' s Kor"er Kermit Welton Pomeroy +++ Dear Helen Ali the time we were raasang our 12children, 1 ached to go out and enjoy life, lake vacations, etc , but my h11Sband wouldn't He always had some excuse, so In 30 years, we never went on a trlp Now the children are on their own, and my husband suddenly wants to go on a long vacation Blat I'm old and hred and kind of sack and I'd rather stay home He never gave me one rose when any of the habaes were born He had himself a good time, but didn't mclude us very often Now, when II at's too late, he wants to slart over What I'm tryang to say, to ali you husbands and wives, IS love one another while you're yoWig, go places, enjoy the children together, for when you're old, you can't brmg back those lost tunes. - M W DearM True, you can't brmg back the lost times, but don't condemn yourself to a "nothing" future out of resentment Isn't at possible that your hllSband was working so bard lo support 12 children that he didn't have energy for vacations - or money lor roses• - LIBRA (Sept ; o:a:l:J•!iki,!Il . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Of lice Supplies Gifts . 99MIII 51 Mtddtepo• t . Dear llelen I'm in the bathtub, see, when my wale yells, "Come qwck, honey, there's a big leak under the slnk i" • So 1 wrap a towel aroWid my middle and trot out to do batUe with the drainptpe. The.-e I am on hands and knees with my head stuck an the kit~ cabinet, when the towel slips off - and our neighbor's hyper~11'1UIS11ive Siamese cat stalks in to Investigate. The cat, being the type who bats ornaments off CIIriShnas trees, Lakes a playful swtpe, and I am Wldersl.andubly surprased 1rear up suddenly - and knock myself cold on the aron &ink ' My fraghtened wife calls an ambulance but as the attendants are carrying me down the front stairs, I come to and Jell them how It happened. And they start laughang so hard that one guy loses hold of the stretcher and I end up wath more bnuses plus a sprained knee from the fall Should I sue - and who• - SITI'ING UP Willi A SICK FRIEND (ME' ) Dear SUWASF For, advice on your "Great Catspaw Caper" see a lawyer ME ? I'm laughing too hard to be of much help - H l'or S•turde , Jvly 20, 1974 ARI~S (llerch 2 I · -'Prll I 81 • . ·. SADIE'S MARKET 0 ofot0653 WEST Instead of b1ddmg four hearts your partner has JUmped to four spades over your three hearts What do you do now? +' 832 •• M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER 19 • A8654 •• Ph 992 2366 GOEGLEIN READY MIX D1al 992 3284 - INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Storew1th A Heart Phone 949 3342 Racme ••• ••• • •• •• • ••' Bakers of Good Bread Hunt1ngton, W Va Pomeroy II H~Sues, the Fur WIU Fly! P S You can't be much over 50, and that ISn't old, unless you coo yourself mto thinkmg at is Dear Helen . I'm dlSCI'unmated against because I'm left-handed I've 5 ' Uoth·l H 4 HEINERS BAKERY By 2 30 - 3 4 MEIGS TIRE CENTER U s ••• Hc·lt••J 2 15 - Baseball 15, 3, 4 J 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 1n Chrlltlan Union The Rev Wlll lem Campbell, pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 II m 1 James Hughes sup ! , ev'nlng service 7 30 p m Wedn esday evening prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Youth prayer serv lc ~ ea ch Tuesday FAIA:VIEW BJ&Le CHURCH , Letart , W V~ , Rt T Rev George HO $C. har , pastor Sunday St hool 9 30 a m Prayer and Bible s.tudy 7 lO p m Co tt~ ge Prayer Servtce Tuesday , 10 am Worship Serv lct-. Thursday , 7 JO p m \ 15 11 00 f1 JO - pm CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located al Rutlar.1 on New L•ma Road neltt to Forest Ac r e Park . Rev Ray Rouse , pastor Robert Musser , Sunday Sc hool supt Sunday school 10 30 a m , worship 1 30 P m Btble study, Wed nesday , 7 30 p m Saturdey l') lgl'lt pra yer service , 7 30 p m 6 , 13 Toma6 13 , News20 Mm.le Si leniR unn lng 10 30 - Oh1o " ' " \1\IU SETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shu le r pastor Wor shtp sc rv .ce 9 30 am Sund ay Sunday sc hool 10 30 am Btb! e study and prayer serv1ce 7 JO p m Thursd ay K tngsbury Road Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl supt WorShiP serv 1ce JO 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meet tn g Wednesday 7 30 p m Rev J ay St iles pastor 13 33, TBA IS 9 10 OO - Proper honng 15 necessary 10 day ant1 tumorrow 10 ac ~ compflsh your atms Be pattent Don f make moves unhl You ve goJ It all together St 20 truth 01 7 30 .... '"' ...-Wh. WHATHOWW. WHATI-IOWWHVWHATh. •._.ATHOWWHV 'IHV-WHATH • THOWWHV iVWHATH HOWWHV IVWHATH /HOWWHV ,HVWHATI-f ATHOWWf-'. JWHVWt-1" WHAT• ·- VtljGO (Aut 23·Sopt 221 7 00 - Tru l h ot Conseq 3 Beat the C IO<:k .a , News 6, 10 What 's My line H. Wtld kingdom 13 Ele<; Co '10 Aviation Wea thtat" n ""' f HOW WHY ~tiWHV If. 1914 IJ Se&,.•ne Cons 6 Behind th(lo Lines lJ 6 10 - N BC N~ws :), -t, 15 A6C News 6 CB S N ews 8 10 , Room One of the common we spell with just three letters, W· H· Y. As chtldren we want to know the reason to'r everything. Why as snow cold , or sugar sweet? We grow mto adoles· cence and the questoon ts usually linked with restrictions Why can't I? In matunty there are more and greater prob· lems to solve, troubles and dasappo tntments to overcome And stall we ask the age-old queslaon, " Why?" The Church knows our questaons and our problems and invites us to come, brangi11g them wtth us In the Church we find new frtends Many of them have known sorrows and dlsappoantments and through their faath have found courage. They wall Inspire us to try again. Still more amportant we can learn to know the Chrtst In His Dtvine wasdom He holds the answers to life's questaons. In Has love He onvates all who need Has help Monday Mark 103 FRID.\Y, JUlY IS ISH•ah 43 18 25 Scn ool svp t , Joe Savrt:!' Sundi'l y school Y 45 a m • Sunday evenmg wor'5h ip 7 30 Wednesda't' pra~er and Bible study 7 lO p m TUPPERS Pl.AINS CHRISTIAN CHURC H Eugene Underwood , pastor , Howard Caldwe ll , Jr , Sunday School Sup t -s-unday Sc hool , 9 30 a m Morn my Ser mon, 10 30 a m , Svnd ay evening servtCe 7 p m t,.ETART FALLS UNITI;O BRETHREN Re1o1 Freeland N orr 1s pestor , Fl oyd Norr is , sup ! Sun day school 9 30 am mornmo sermon 10 30 a m Prayer servtce Wedne!)day , 7 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Sm!lh pastor Sunday Sch oot 10 a m A rth ur Henson Supt , Morn ing Worsh ip, 11 a m Youn.g People s serv i ce 7 P m Eve n mg servtce 7 30 p m Wednesday M•d Week Prayer Servtce 7 30 p m Youth mee tmg , 6 30 p m Evenmg worsh1p , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZAREN~ Rey H erber t G rate pastor Wor Ship serv1ce , 11 am and 7 30 P m Sunday Sun day School , 9 30 am RJch ard Barton , sup! Prayer meeting Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cl1tfo rd Smt i h mmtster Su nday Schoo l 9 30 am morn rng church JO 30 a m Sunday event nQ service , 7 JOp m W ednesday serv •ce a STtVERSVILLE COM OLD DEXTER CON MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday GREGATIONAL CHURCH school serv 1ce 10 a m Prayer Mrs Wor l ey F ran c ts Sunday meetmg Th ur sday 7 p m sc hool supt Sunday sc hool 10 Sunday evenmg serv1ce 7 p m am ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom e roy Harnsonvll le LONG BOTTOM Road Rtck Mor r tson pastor Mr Robert Sunday school supt Sl eve n CHRISTIAN Stanley Sunday sc hool 9 30 Wyatt pastor Su nday Sc hool Ronald Osborne B tble am morn1n g worsh p and supt Sc hool 9 30 a m preac h ng commun10n 1030 am 10 4 5 am Even1ng serv tc es Sunday evenmg youth 7 30 p m Chr tS ttan En d eavor 6 30 p m ~ HYSELL RUN FREE wor sh•P ser vt ce sun day 7 30 p m Wednesday t;!veni n g METHODIST - Ron ald We lt s Sunday School 9 30 prayer me et tng and B ble pastor a m Mornwg worSh i p 10 30 sludy 7 Jl) o m a m Young People s S~rv tee ST JOHN LUTHERAN 6 45 p m Evan_gellsl tc ser Pme Grove the Rev Arthur v 1ce 7 30 p m Pray e r Combs pastor Su nday school , meetmg , Thurs day 7 30 p m 9 30 a m chu r c h se rvtce s FREEDOM GOSPEL 10 30 a m MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev BRADBURY CHURCH OF L R G Juesencamp pastor CHR 1ST B1ble School 9 30 Roger W11tr ed Sr , Sun day a m mornmg worshtp 10 30 Sch ool Supt Sunday School a m Sunday eventng WorShiP 9 30 a m Sun day evenmg Serv1ce , 7 30 p m c hoir worshtp 7 30 Prayer meettng , pra ctice Sunday and Wed Tuesda y 7 30 p m E rnest nesday 7 p m pray er m ee t tnQ Deete r cla ss leader Youth and B1ble St udy Wednesday meet1ng Wednesday, 7 30 7 30 p m p m Ern est Deeter lea der ANTIQUITY BAPTIST MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Free land Norrt s pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday schoo l 10 a m Chur c h CHR 1ST Robert Shook se rv1 ce 7 p m Wednesday pastor Sunda y sch ool 9 30 B1ble Stud y 7 p m am , Russell Spence r , sup! RACINE FIRST CHURCH worsh iP serv1 ce 10 45 am , OF THE NAZARENE even1ng worsh 1p atternatmg Sunday Sc hoo ! 9 JO a m Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on Mornmg Worsh rp , 10 30 am Sunday Prayer mee t tng 7 30 E venmg WorshiP 7 30 p m p m Wednesday Alfred Wo lf e Wednesday M1d Week Se rvt ce lay leader Sunday Sc hool Super m tend ent WHITE'S CHAPEL Gerald Wells Pastor Rev Coolville RD Rev Roy Deete r Morris M Wolfe pastor Sunday school 9 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST am worshiP serv~ee 10 30 Walter P B1kacsan pastor am Bible study and prayer Ronn1e Salser S s Su pt serv tee , Wednesday 1 30 p m Sunday Sc hoo l 9 JO a m RUTLAND Morn 1ng Wor sh tp 10 45 am RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evenmg worshtp 7 30 CHRIST - Rod Kasle r pastor P m Wednesday evenmg B tble V H Braley Sunday sc hool St udy a p m supt Sunday schoo l 9 JO am DANVILLE WESLEYAN Wor Ship servtce and com Rev Lelon GlaSl/r e, pa stor mun 1on 10 30 am youth Su nday Schoo l 9 30 a m mee tmg 6 p m Sunday youth and 1Un1 or youth serv 1ce, evenmg s"erv 1ce 7 regu l ar 6 45 p m evenmg worsh1p board meeting th1rd Saturday 7 30 p m prayer and pra 1se , 7 p m Wednesday 7 30om RUTLAND COfi\MUNITY SILVER RUN FREE CHURCH Sunday Sch ool BAPTIST - Rev Ra lph Dean , 9 30 a m WorShip serv .ce , 11 pastor Su nday St hoo! 10 a m am Wednesday p rayer Leon M1Jier , supt Evenmg m ee tmg 7 30 p m Sunday se rv tce 7 30 p m Prayer n1ght worsh 1p, 7 30 p m meet 1ng T hursday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF ~HESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev GOD ~ Rev James Sa t Lloyd D Grtm m Jr pas tor te rf1 eld pastor Sunday Sch ool Sunday Sc hool 9 30 a m 9 30 am worsh ip servtce, 11 Morn 1ng worsh•P 10 JO a m a m evenmg service 7, Young people s serv1 c e 6 AS prayer se rvi ce and youth p m Evangelfst 1c serv.ce se rv 1ce, Wednesday 7 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday eventng LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN serv•ce, 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser , MASON COUNTY paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL , a m Robert Bobo su p1 George Casto , pastor Sunday morn•ng wors ht p 10 JO , School, 9 30, eve n1ng worsh l2! Sunday eve n Jng $ervlce 7 30 7 30 Th ursday evenmg prayer M 1d week servt ce Wednesday , serv•ce, 7 30 p m 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts , Stan THE NAZARENE - Rev M Cra 1g , pastor Sunday schOol C Lartmore pastor Bob 9 45 am worsh1p se r vice 11 Moore , Sun day Sc hool Sup t , am , train i ng u n1on 6 JO Sunday School classes tor all p m even1ng worshtp servtce ages 9 30 am , morn 1ng 1 lO p m M1d week prayer worship 10 45 ; NYPS Sunday, service Wednesday 1 30 p m 6 lOp m , ev ang elistiC Serv ic e , MASO~ CHURCH Of Sunday 7 30 p m M 1d week CHRIST, P 0 Box 481 Miller prayer meet1ng , Wednesday, St , Mason W Va Sun d ay 7 3bp m • MISSIOnary rneel ing , . Bible Study IO a m Wor sh ip second Wednesday 7 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m Stble Study UNITED FA4TH NON Wednesday 7 p m Vocal DENOMINATIONAL F-llil'V music Robert Smith, pastor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN SAP school 9 30 am , cl ass leader , TIST - Corner of Sec ond and Leo H il l worsh1p se rv i ce , Anderson Meson Pastor 10 30 a m church 7 :r6 p m Waller Cloud Sun day schoo l, E,OEN UNITED BREITH 9 4_5 am , worsh1p se rvice . 11 REN tN CHRIST - E lden R em and 7 30 p m Weekly Bl ake , pastor Su nday Sch ool Bible study , Wednnday 7 30 10 a m Howard M cC Oy , pm Morn 1ng sermon 11 a sup t MASON ASSEMBLY OF m Sun day n tghl se rvi ces GOO - Se~ ond St Mason W Chr iSflttl1 Endeaver 7 30 p Va Chester Tennant pastor m Song se rv1 ce 8 p m , Sun da y school. 10 a m , Prea chmg 8 30 p m , M id morntnQ worsh IP 11 a m 1 week 'Prayer meeting Wed evangelistic serv ic e 'l 30 p m nesdav J p fTl Rey Adams , Bible stu dy 8nd preyer service , lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone Be asserhve Use vour solendid tea(Jer$hep quahtte& to 4J81n your ends Television Log 6 - The Daily S..nunel, Maddleport-Pomt'toy, 0, ~·rtd"Y· July 19, 19H • • 7- Tile Dally Sentanrl. Mlddlepurt-P01nt'tuy, 0 . f'ridlly, July IS, l!l'il I: NEVER SEEN SICH WOBBL'I OC LEGS tf\J ALL MV BORNEO DA'/5 DONT PIW NO MIND TD PAW, Mll..OOWOY I GOT tT! l60T IT! l GOT IT! c.c,"'.-'1. �1-,.., O.lly sent inti, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., rriday, July 19, 1974. . 1- The O.Uy sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frld.oy, July II, 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get ·R esults! Card of Thanks WE WISH to ~>:pre~s our ap TO GIVE away to a good horne m I!H• country one large male dog and 1 ' Be~g le male dog Good wrth children and good watch dogs Phone 992 3090: 7 19 3tc prec lat ion to all who showed tl'le i r k in dness and con sidtrarion dur ing the r ecent we espec1altv want to thank all thos e WhO ~cKn lg ht . cards , tell e rs , and flower$ , those who brought food and helped u) any way , Including the nurs i n g sta ff at the Arcad ia Nursing Home , Rev . Red KolSSter , R e\1 George Glue . Hosp ital. The Holzer Harr isonville Wanted Chapter of Eas tern Star , and the Rawl ings Funeral Home , The and Coats of Vona Family ' McKn lgh_t 7- 19'21p GROUP of k.eys on nng , BG on tr ~ fo'und , Buy vard --- - -- ....... ------Lost tag Employment Y A R 0 SaleJuly ISth lhrV 10th 493 Broadway Street 7 !4 61(: MEIGS County H umaOe Soc letv Thu ll Shop open 111 a m , hi! " JD p m. every r.,. rday and sa turday N ew used stock GIGANTIC Flea Markel , ! 0 arr i ving w ee kly Cto lh tng , vard sales . All concentrated collec t ibles . appliances . at one place '1 mrte ov1 Spr 1n9 treasures , records . p ic. tures . Avenue off Rl. 7. Ma r(! St. , books , tamps , toys Loca ted Pomerov . Oh io Ffee ad across from Pomerov Post n,tsslon . plenty of parking , Olf1Ce r es trooms and refreShments . 5 11 He lnS tde and outside . Conta c t Freddie Thabet. 711 5651 after To 5 p .m . every Saturday and Sunday Everyone welcome · 7 181fc ss for tunk avtomobtles we Will piclo. up R tver:s rde Auto Wrccktng , Phon e 1304J 77 3 5 F AMIL Ys ale:-Juty 19. 5890 F r iday , and July 20, Saturday 7 s lf c at 522 Gran! St , Middleport Some anllq ues , glassware . household ttems , toy s and OLD furntture , oak t,!bles , clo thing . m tsc items 11 to 6 clocks, •c e boxes . brass beds , diShes, desks , or comp lete P m. 7 18 2k househ old s . Wr i t e M 0 M iller , Rt 4, P omeroy , Ohi o, ---~ --~ B I G Yard Sa le, I mlle vp on ca ll 992 ·7760 Sto r y · ~ Run Road , south of s 13 tfc Mtddleport Ju l y 20 and 21 ----~---7 18 2tc JUNK AUTOS complete and deltvered to our yard Wr: piCkU p auto bOd ieS and bUV all k tnds of sc rap metals and 1ron R •d er 's Stl lvage , Sta te Rt 124 Rt 4, P omeroy , Ohio Phone 992 5468 Produ ce d from a spectal 6 26 261p vr nyl compound made by B F . Goodrrch and Monsanto 5 CASH pa id for au makes and t1mes thic ker than metal models· o f mobtle homes stding W il l nol dent , chtp , Phone area code 614 423 .9531 cr ac k , peel , r o t, ru st or 4 13 lf c cha l k IIIMSS and death ot our dear si~oter and aunt , 1/onB sent Notice Notice cal l 992 ·5367 7-19 lie ---- LADY'S b i to c.:lt lost Apr i'1 16 In the area of Second St • Anne St ., Pom ero y Ph one 992 53511 1· 11 Jtc PUBLIC NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals wil l be received by the Vet er an s Memorial Hospita L Me tgs County , Ohio at the Veteran.s Memoria l Ho5p tta l , located m Pomeroy , Ohi o, on Monday , August 12, 1974, unt il 12:00 Noon , Eastern Dayltght Sav tngs Ttme , and at thai time will be opened FREE HOME ESTIMATES publicly and read . for th e furnlshmg of all labor and SUPERIOR material necessary for the VINYL PRODUCTS construct•on of an Em ergen c y Treatment Addttion , Veterans Memor•at Hospital , Pomeroy. Call Collect 1·592-5544 OhiO . All work shall be done Athens , Oh1o according to tne draw ings and Specif ications as prepared by KOSMETIC S & Hayes . Donaldson . W tt1enmver KOSCO T WIGS Fo'r a good l in e of & Partners , Arch ttects , 601 Cosmel tcs, f rtendly se rvi ce Eighth Street . Portsmouth , and someone to chat Wtf h, onlo g rve me a r:all Helen Jane Separate proposa ls Wtll be Brown , 992 ·5113 received for General W or k . 3·19.tfc Electrical Work , P lu mbtng Work ; Heating , Ventilating and Air Conditioning Work and A TO Z Mart , used f urn tShed appl iances . clothtng , dts h es Metal Casework and mtsc Rt JJ oppos tte Proposals snail be subm1t1ed tratler cou rt , Hartford , W . on Proposal Form s: ontained 1n Va the specifications and ot~er 4 10 ttc contract documents , Wh tch documents ;;lre on fil e at the Hospital and at the office of the Architect, and are available to all prospective bidders dur ing regular office hours unt i l th e closing of btds . One complete set of b1d A management positton can documents , for the purpose of be yours after 6 months of bidd ing, may be obtamed from Hayes , Donaldson , Wittenmyer spectaltzed tra 1n 1ng You can &· Partners . Architects, 601 earn 515 ,000 to $35 .000 a year Eigth Street, Portsmouth , Ohto m management We w ill Upon depos1t of $50 oo, Whtch send ' you to school for 2 deposit will be refunded upon weeks, expenses patd , tra,n return of bid documents in good you in lhe fteld , selling and cronditlon withtn a per iod of serv tctn g estab l tshed fifteen (15) days after openmg business accounts Must be ~ of btds . Contract documents wil l 21 or over , goal ortented,.; be mailed collec;:t, upon wrtHen bondable, amblftous and request and .deposit su pm 1tted spo rt s mtnded Com All proposals must be ac prehensjve ma1or medi ca l companied by a btd bond bound Call for appo tntmen t. in the specifications and ex~cuted by a bonding company Ralph Brown licensed by the State of Oh10 ( 614) 446-9353 payable to the order of the Bp .m. - 9 , 30p. m . . Owner in an amount not jess than fi v~ (5 pet ) percent of the amount of the bids The bond or check shall be forfeited 1f the bidder fails to enter mto a contract with said Owner . The bonds or checks of the three lowest bidders Wtll be held until SEALES TO FIGHT the execution of the con tract BOSTON (UPI) - Olympic and the furniShmgs of the required performance bond , gold medalist Sugar Ray after wh1ch they Will be returned on demand The Seales will meet New England checks of other bidders will be middleweight champ Marvin r,eturned on demand after the Hagler Aug . 30 in a lik'oWlder, bids are canvassed A performance bond and a promoter Sam Silverman an· .labor and m~terlal payment bond, both of 100 percent of the noWJced Thursday . amount of the contract. wtth seales, winner in the 1972 satisfactory suret1es , will be required from the succesSful Olympics m MWlich, has won bidders for . the . fatfhful per · all 20 of his professional fights, fOrm11nc~ of ,tne work tor eacn including 13by knockouts while . contract awarded . · 'Bids shall be su.bmitte9 to the Hagler, of Brockton, Mass., is . Owner only upon the plans and $peclflcahons that have bee~ \Uldefeated in 14 pro fights, obta{{led fr.Orri, the offict: of tt:te including 12 by knockouts. Au:hltec1 . ~ The right is reser.v ed by the Owner tO reieot any and all bids , and no bidder may witH draw h1S b j d for a period of forty .f.lvJ! 145 ) days . This project 1S under the state condttlons 'df E .E 0 . · as per Government E)(E!Cu~lve Order of JllnOary 27 , 1972 Provide General Requirements of ai . flrmanve act ion ' program as per Pad 4, Sub -Part A, Sectu;m '401 of Government E)(eelitive Order By OrDer Of 'f. he Meigs County Hosp 1tal Commtssion and Vetera{lS Memortal • HOspital , Inc. Pomeroy , Ohio (7> 19, 26 (8J 2; 9, 4tc -------------- --- ----------- SALES MANAGER TRAINEE M£lGS COUNTY, OHIO · MYRTLE 'STANLEY, Plaintiff 1 • vs. ' JAMES L. BLACKBURN. et at ., Defendants No. 1 5,573 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO · James L Bl~<;kburn and Christine Blackburn , whose last known address was 959 Den nlson Avenue , Col urn bus , Oh10 To : Pete Gibbons and Delores Gibbons, whose last k,nown address was 14Jlh W 1st Avenue , Columbus , Ohio lnut traditionally er cupboard with o: ,cc" top door , a ~~-;,·; ;,v - $99 7·8·9 pc dining suttes , crafted rn modern p la st.cs) pecan , 1 oak, maple, from IS12S NEW FURNITURE tnc l udes 2 pc . livmg rooms 1n nylon , ercuton. velvet, vmyl and chgard c ottons from maple 3 pc tabl e set S3 • . 95 ; 3 I ftntSh bedroom maple chests floral swivel S69 95 ; vinyl ·~·;:::;~;1~~ S70 I $45 Of you ad - thru Ju ly supply lasts ) •5769 .li>ljclnoog • - ----------- HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS The Rosenberg Co. Athens, Ohio. We close each Friday at noon for balance of week . MOO MOO Oa try Bar , ag e s 20 or over Phone 378 6209 or J78 6122 7· 19 31C BEAUTICIAN needed , mqu tre at Kay 's Beauty Salon . Mtddleport. Ohio 7 19. :Jtc E'XPERIENCED Phone 992 3982 ~--- ---.J__.o. beaut1c 1an 7 18 31C _ ____ _ • LOCAL com pany has 1m medtate ope ning s for ex pertenced qualif tee1 e l ec trtc1ans with a JOurneyman's card Must be able to troub le shoot without s up e rv tsi on The f1rst asstgned 10b will be to 1nstaH l1ghtmg , he<}ting, and power system 1n large shops and warehouse m ac cordance w1th nat1onal elec tnc code Knowledge of schematrcs and worktng elec trical pr in ts essenltal Good fJ tnge benef rts starttng rate 56 .21 per hour . 5end brtef resume of work experience and education to Box 729B , co The Da11y Se nttnel An equal opportun !tv em p Ioyer 7 16-5tc " tn person Crow's Steak House 7 10 12tc ONE J yr old R eg is l ered Polled Hereford bull , Supe rol blood line George Ba er , Mrners v tlle , Ohio Phone 992 31 12 7 16 6tp EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E Main St , Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pellets . water nuggets, block sa It and own Ohio R iver Salt Phone 992 · 3891 6·5-tfc -------------GREEN beans, green peppers, cucum ber s, tomatoes • C l eland Farms , Geraldine Cleli:md, Ra ct ne, Ohro . 1 17 tfc NICE J rooms and bath, all WE ARE p lc k 1ngo up a pian o.ln electric apartment Table lop your areil and would like range, wall oven , real nt ce some responsible party to apartment. Phone 446 7699 or take over payments Call eventngs at 446 ·9539 credit Manager . (614) 772· 7 18 6tc 5669 or wnte 260 East Ma m Street, Ch tlll cothe , Ohto 45601 . 4 7 tfc 2 · BEDROOM trailer , ca rp et and air conditiontng Phone 992 -3509 7 19 2tc --------------- DOUBLE ' air c ond t t toned sleep ing room Wi th kitchen privilege Phone 992 5440 . 7·18 -3t c ------------TRAILER, Brown ' s Trailer ------------- LARRY'S . MOBILE HOMES ------------- Frank Gheen, --Sales Mgr. Phone 992· -----------...J AND 4 ROOM furni Shed And 7 18 tfc unfurnished apartments Phone 992 ·5434 4·12-tfc PRIVATE meeting room for any organ 1zatron . phone 992 · 3975 J 11 tfc POMEROY --------v'";"" _____ HOURS: (, ·>.~ • ' ( ·· 'oi. ' I some poor fellow an ·• ,. r , , t • JOBS contracted . Phone 742· J074 or wnte Box 23, Langs . vtlle, Ohio 7· 16.6tc -------------WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also , clean out basements, attics , etc . Phone 949 322 1 or 742 · ~441 . 7·14 26tc delivered Monday through Sa turday and even1ngs Phon e' 4461142 6·13 tfc O ' DELL Altnement, locat~d ,benlnd Rutland Grade School, complete front and tuneup and brake service. Pilone 742 · 3232, Open 8 to 8 dally , ~un days by appt only . ' 7 14-tft ------------AUTOMOBILE been ~- -~ -- - - · insuranc~ cancelled? Lost y11ur operator's license Catt 992· 7.. 28 6-l!J.;.tfc: -------------~ CARPETING. 501 NYLON REGULAR 65 harness. x 12 MOBILE home , 3 bedroom, bath , liv ing room . hall , and 2 bedrooms car peted Phone 992 7751 6 16 tfc Price includes installatloo and free- padding . Talk to Wendell Grate, carpet consultant . I RUTLAND FURNITURE 741-4211 NO. 15,174 room '"j •• • -· 20.041 up' 24-Cbests and Dressers 15.00 up 42-Twin and Full Size Beds, complete 29.95 up 3'- Poster Beds, you mushee thesl! 39 ..95 up Special This Week! (6 1 21 , 28 (7 J 5 , 12, 19, 26 , Me 2 BRAND NEW RECLINERS ~ Big Capa(ity Moytov \ ' In Herculon Material • Automatics 2 &peed operation C:holce o water • ·temps Auto , water 1 levet control . Lint' Filter or Power Fin Ag lt•lor . Redu~d to .9.95 · J~----~~~~~~~~~~~----~ . '.f 30.00 u11. ·, Several Gas & Electric Ranges · 1o-RIIfrigeralcirs, best selection now 25;po up .", 1-Wooden Dinette Set, Spanish 01k · ; PRICED TO SELl·:., 2-Wringer Washers, ' " thtse ·now 49.f5 up Gold Phllco Refrlgeratgr, like new 1f9.f5 Turquoise & Refrigerator pair 24f.95 New Vinyl 4f.95 Ptrmt·Prlls Mavtag Halo or Htlt Dry•rs Surround clothes with verttle, ewen httt . No t'tot SpOts, , no ovtrctrylng . Fine· Mtth. t..lnt Filter .' W• Specl•ll.:tin MAY TAG Red Carpttt hrvtce ••• • '· : • "" ,: _ ._. ·~ • "" 67 Dodge Cor. HT Cpe., V-8, 4 speed ....... .'495 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto............'695 65 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan ...................... 1195 ~ ::.... "" : • ~ l Arnola Grate .. ' ·'·· - ' .... I ,, . SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS 1 2495 1973 V.W. 2 DR. 1973 PON-TIAC '3495 1972 PLYMOUTH '2595 1971 v.w. '2195 . 1970 PONTIAC '1695 1970 OLDS CUTLASS l695 1970 CAD. '2895 1970 BUICK '1695 ·1 969 CHEV. '1495 1969 PONTIAC •1695 • ;969 MERCURY '1095 a 1966 CHEV. '6.9 5 Local car, priced for qu jctc sale . LeMans 2 dr HT, vlnyl top and a i r. 11,621 mile Only Duster , vinyl top , factory a ir, V8 , nice ca r . 2 dr . hardtop, beautiful highly metallic green with bla ck vlnyl A real buy . Real sharp, br ight yellow with air cond ., one owner . 1972 FORD MAVERICK ............... !2195 Bonneville 4 dr . HT, full power , air , cruise control . 6,cy ., 2 dr. One very careful local owner . You probably know h1m well. 1972 DiEV. 4dr fa ctorya ir; ps.pb, localcar,sharp . • ~OVA .....................'2195 4 dr HT low m i leage, full power and a1r. Really sharp. 6 cyl ., 4 dr .• shows best of care LeSabre Custom 4 dr 1971 FORD VB GAL. ••.•••••.••.••••••.$1795 ~ Firebird, one owner 1971 FORD VB CUSTOM ..............'1695 i.ll trans ., new Ford trade from original owner . Shows good care . lmp. 4 dr HT, VB ~ auto . , PS, PB, Extra nice tor 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO .......... !2395 brakes, auto trans. , e)(tra sharp . One careful local owner . Open unlll6:00 PM Weekdays except Thurs. & .. • TO SEE CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY OR BILl NELSON Sat. S PM. Closed • Don't Forget We Service What We See Fred Blaettna r or Dan Thompson We Bui~ Our llusiness on Service and now Service is Building Our Business iHJCLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK ~ ·• .... . Phones: 992-2196 After hours: 992-2412 Wrecker service: 992-7587 or 992-7135 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenin!ls Unlil6: 06--Tits p.m. Sat. .. ~ • -· '66. BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR NEW OR USED, YOU OWE IT TO YOUR SELF VB 4dr. sedan . Beautiful light blue fin1sh Power steering, power " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" •• V8, auto ., ps, pb, real sporty • Marquis, 4dr HT, vinyl top and air , pr iced tQ sell VB -4 dr. sedan . 351 VB, power steerlng, power brakes. auto. t Karr & Van ..., : • "' HT, air . This car is a cream puff. Chevelle, 2 dr , VB, auto ., real nice car , auto ., PS, PB 500, 4 dr. Sedan . 351 , VS, power steering , power brakes , auto. trans ., New Ford trade from original owner . Nice. .,. NOTICE WE WILL CLOSE AT NOON ON SAT. FOR OUR DAUGHTER'S 500 E. MAin St,, Pomeroy, Ohin TILL 7 PM SAT. TILl 5 PM SERVICE TILl 12 NOON ON SAT. WEDDING • 31 ·youths, adults will attend Methodist camp " Thirty"'ne United Methodist youths and adults will attend the week of church camp at the Lancaster Campgrounds Sunday, July 21 through Friday, July 26. They will represen! the United Methodist Olurches of Meigs CoWlty and will stay together in one of the largest cabin units at the Camp, Camp will begin with a special music USI!D CARS WITH THB IIMPHASIS ON economY! • \ '71 MERCURY...............~1695 presentation at 2:30 p.m" by Curt and Olarlotte Davis titled "Love Festival." Parents and frlenda are Invited to jom the campers. Following the program there will be a 14 covered dish" dinner for all. The Rev. D. William Sydenstrlcker and the Rev. Larry Poling will be the two minister • COWlselorS in charge Of the Meigs Co1mty delegation. Registered to attend are , Youth , Mark FnrhPR, Randy __ Monterey, 4 dr. sedan, air, ps. pb, vin'yl roof. • "• ••' •• •• •• ••• •• •• • •• .. •• ••• • •"• •• ••• • •• •• • •• • •• ••• •• ••• ••• • •• •• •• •• • •• •• · Nova4dr. ' 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE Convertible, 6 cyl . au't. '72 ,BUICK •..·..................!2495 Custom LeSabre, 4 dr. air •. PS, PB, vinyl roof ' Torino 2 dr. HT 1 69 BUICK .......................!695 LeSabre, 4 dr. HT,, air, PS, PB '68 PLYMOUTH ..............~95 Roadrunner 383, 4 speed '68 MERCURY. .................!695 Monterey 2 dr., HT, air, PS, PB \ '68 BUICK .......................!695 'Special, 6 cyl. auto . '68 CAMAR0 .....•....•...•••!695 6 cyl- auto. >;.ton truck .long wide bed, 6 cyl ., 4 sp. Good Selection Cheaper Can See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel activiUes such as swimming, crafts, and Bible Study there will be Qther ac· tivities. Parents are invited to spend an evening with the group any time they desire. The camp will end after lunch Friday. Quartet coming to three states Gospel Crusaders Quarte~ of Clarksburg, W. Va. will sing from three stages this weekend, Saturday at 7: 30 p.m. at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Olurch located 212 miles northwest of Five Points on the Texas Road; S1mday at lla.m. at the United Methodist Olurch in Vinton, and SWlday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Bulaville Congregational 1 Omstian Church, three miles ' west of Addison on the Bulavllle Road. Everyone is welcome. COOKOUT HELD REEDSVILLE The Primary S\Ulday School class of the UME Olurch enjoyed a cookout and swinuning party at Forked R\UJ State Park. Refreshments were hotdogs, cookies, potato chips and Kool· Aid. Attending were Mike, Mark and Ann Jones, Ricky and Kevin Barton, Paula and Jeff Cowdery, Kevin Griggs, Brian Reed and their teacher, Mrs. Donald Putman. The Located on St. Rt. 7 I ..._ ~ . ". " u •' $2095 HARRISON, N.Y. (UP!) Defending, champion Bobby Nichols is the first player to announce his entry for the $250,000 Westchester Classic, Aug. 22-25. : SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! •+ • Maxine Griffith, Pre,sident of the Ohio Valley Cbap~er, American Institute of Banking, Parkersburg, W. Va., and Cashier of the Pomeroy National Bank, attended the District XII Leadership Conference of the American Institute of Banking at Stquffer's Inn, Cincinnati, Ohio, last Saturd.oy. Charles and Karen Griffith accompanied Mrs, Griffith to Cincinnati, and they all spent SWlday at King's Island . Three indicted • Three persons were indicted by the Meigs CoWlty Grand Jury this week. Indi,cted were Ralph Marshall, · forgery; VIrgil Yarbrough, assault with a dangerous weapon and Keith Aelker, Sr., assault. serving on the jury were Richard Sargent, Lyle W. Hysell, Olarles Huber, Bess Ellis, Herbert White, Larry R. Smith, Gloria Hutton, Robert Kuhn and Betty Faulk. OFFICE-HOURS 9:30 10 ;,, TO 5 (CLO!>~ AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST.. • NBC ANNOUNCERS NAMED NEW YORK (UP!) - Curt :·························· : Kanauga Mobile Homes · 1 : M' CONFERENCE 9~NEW 1974 TOTAL ELECTRIC PRICES START AS LOW AS '4495 00 FOR A 12x50 12x60.... ;...............................!599500 12x65.................................... ~6995 00 : : ' , Chester, 0. " "' •• " " ~ " '" •+ •• • i - ,, • IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE THE ALL-ST-EEL 66x14 MOBILE HOME FROM DETRO ITER MOBILE HOME CORP. TO THIS AREA, 8£-RRY· MILLER MOBILE HOME~ 105 FARSON ST.. BELPRE. OHIO. HA.S BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE FACTORY TO SELL 100F TliESE MOBILE HOMES AT TRU£ FACTORY INVOICE, THIS IS NOT A SALES GlMMIC!<I NOR WILL WE HAVE FALSE INVOICES. WE WILL FURNISH YOU WITH A CERTIFIED TRUE & CORRECT INVOICE ON EACH HOME. THES_~ HOMES WILL BE SOLD SATURDAY: JUL-Y20 & SUNDAY, JULY 21iON A FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS. THE ONLY CHARGE'OVER THE INVOICE PRICE WILL BE A $200.00 FEE FOR DELIVERY. COMPLETE SET-UP & PERMITS. A S2Qi;OQ DEPOSIT WILL BE REQUIRED TO HOLD ANY !:lOME UNTIL FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED BY YOU OR US. HERE ARE SOME FEATURES THE ALL·STEEL BONDED MOBILE HOME OF THE FUTURE. NO WOOD PA~EIING THE PANELING IS GYPSUM R~K WITH A T~U~H VI NY~ afER. ylf CAN ~lfLAmR DRY Wf]LL T, 1-PIECE FIBERGlASS ROOF VIRTUALLY NO MAINTENANCE! . ALL BLOWN-IN INSULATION IN FLOORS, WALLS & CEILING !IT' S COOLEtliN SUMMER & WARMER IN WINTER) : ALL STEEL 2x4 STUDDING (FLOOR & CEILING JOISTS - NOWARPEOWALLSOR WEAK FLOORS EVER I. DUE TO EVER INCREASING - PRICES THESE MOBILE - HOMES WILL RETAIL FOR AP" PROXIMATELY $2000 ~AFTER THE 10 UNITS ARE SOLO. ONCE AGAIN. WE REPEAT THAT THIS I AGIMMICK AND WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT THIS IS THE MOBILE HOME OF THE FUTURE . WE WILL BE OPEN S"'gj~D/IY 9 TQ ,S AfiQ SUNOAY12, 30T06·00. COME EARLY! I YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU I . RIGHT-ABOVE THE NEW SILVER BRIDGE ' IN K.ANAUGA, OHIO PHONE 446-9662 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• "• ENTERS TOURNEY Gowdy, Tony Kubek, Joe Garagiola, Jim Simpson and Maury Wills have been selected as NBC Televison and . Radio Network oonunentators for baseball's 45th All...star .:___ _ _ __::.__;:_--:,..,----...:..::.:..._-..LJ I game, burgh. Tuesday . night in Pitts· '65 MUSTANG ............... ~395 71 FORD.........~............. ,.1495 camp Local 1 owner trade-in, 4 speed trans . , G. T. equipment, radlo, good tires, clean Inside, red finish, blk , vinyl Int., low mileage . ' 6 cyl. -auto . 1 $2445 302 V-8 englne, automatic trans ., power steering, llke new w -w tires, low mileage, bfk . vinyl Interior, beautiful red finish wlth blk. vinyl top, radio, wh. covers. deluxe e<~uiDment. A share car . '70 MAVERICK .............~ 1095 •• • flcial car, never tltled, bal. of warranty, loaded with extras Including factory air, radlo & tape, W· W tires, guards & all the fine accessories. Monte'Carlo, 2 dr., HT, PS, PB, vinyl roof '71 FORD.....•.............••• ~.1695 •• •• ••• •• • 1973 CH EVROLETIMPA_LA _ $3195_, 4 Door , light grn. finish, green vlnyl top, used as Co . Of· " '71 ,fQRD......................!.1595 LTD4dr HT air, PS, PB, vinyl roof ' ' '70 CHEVROLET... ;..... :.!l495 •• ~ QUALITY • '70 CHEVROLET........... ~.1395 Pomeroy Motor Co. Of Nova, 2 dr. \ Arnold, Michael Werner, Unda Partlow, Steve Randolph, Terry Clark, Tina Randolph, Pam Evans, Christie Evans, Brent Sisson, Jim Jeffers, Tracy Jeffers, Gene Shively, Andy Hoover, Mark Sla~r, Phil Ohling~, Laura Ohlinger, Steve Call and Joyce Baker; · adulLhelpers (and children), Louise Bearhs, Susie Pullins, Ray Pullins, Scott Pullins, Lisa Pullins, Sandra Sydenstricker, Br~ _Sy!lenstricker, Chrissie 2 SIGIIS '71 CHEV.......................~1695 Sydenstrlcker, Frankie Hwmel and Artie HWJnel. · In addition to the regular 985-4100 i. ' m RIGGS USED CARS Rutlana ,. SO BRING YOUR OLD CAR IN & TRADE IT ON A NEW PONTIAC, BUICK, OPEL OR G.M.C. TRUCK. BUY BEFORE THE 75 PRICE INCREAS.E. WE ONLY HAVE 35 NEW CARS TO LAST US TILL THE 75 MODELS COME OUT IN SEPT. HIGH TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR PRESENT CAR. 1969 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX •••.•••.• !1695 top. PH. 992-2174 C HAS GIVEN US A PEW MORE CARS 5\lndays. '""' : RUTlAND FURNITURt. 742-4211 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 NOTICE Fe• turing grut end of the HI SOn S1Vlng5 on a wide selection of '74's and "CrNm ot the cropH used can . Your dollar will never buy more value! H •• •• • 16-1 & 2 Pc. Uving Room Suites Larry Spencer , Clerk Court o Common Plen of Meigs County Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ., rubber back, 3.99 sq. yd. N1Ce for bedrooms, dens. kttchens, etc. · 1701,3 7 ~ SPECIALl Roll Candy Stripe With NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO PAUL FREDERICK OR. NER , JR whose last known address wa:s Walnut Bottom Road, CarltS.Ie, Pennsy lv ania bedrooms, l 1h baths , large enclosed front Porch , 2 garages and level lot in Rutland . Wanted a good buy for S12,SOO 00 - .•• -We have hundreds of carpet values . Your job can be completed in 1 to 2 weeks. No long waiting period. DEFENDANT You are hereby notified that you have been named defendant 1n a legal act ion ent1tled Etten Garnet Orner vs Paul Frederick Orner , Jr . This action has been ass1gned Case No 15,174 tn the Court of Common Pleas , Meigs County , Pomeroy , Ot11o 45769 , The preyerof the complaint is for dtvorce , restoration of maiden name . award of per sonal property , and other proper relief You are rqulred to &nswer the complaint within 28 day s after the last pubt tcatlon of th is notice , which Will be published once each · week Jor six consecut ive weeks . The last publication will be made on July '26 and tne 28 days for answer will commence on the date 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ...........11895 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., Vroof, air ...........11195 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S.•••••••'1195 6~ ford LTD Wagon, 'V-8 auto., P.S.•• : ••••••!995 6? ~C?ntiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air..... 1895 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S....... !1195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air••••••• 11495 •7.95 Sq. Yd. JR 7 room s, 3 • 19.95 PAUL FREDERICK ORNDER, $8,000.00. 1 SAFE GUARD YOUR LIFE SAVINGS, INVE ST IN REAL ESTATE AND TAKE AD. VANTAGE OF THE GAIN . ' • O'DELL Aliilement , ro-c-ated beh in d R uttand Grade- School. complete front end service, brakes and tuneups, wheels balanced electronically Open 8 to 8 daily. Call 7423231 on Sunday for appt. 7· 16 tfc VS Large and business bu i lding 1n Mid dleport Looks nice ins1de down s tairs Asking rust SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM MANAGER IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ELLEN GARNET ORNER , PLAINTIFF 9 AM-8 PM ~,\., C"ir'E"'M~E"'A"'N"'s ~coNCRETE the sound or the Jingling or DAILY ~ · fiCAvA-T 1filG7 -dcHP.r , IMrter and ba ckhoe work ; sept1c tanks installed ; dump trucks and 10 boys for Mire, .will haul flU Qirt. top sod, l 1mestone and !}ravel . Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day pflOne 99'2 ·7089; night Phone 992 3525 or 992· ' 5232 2: ·1l -tfc Wedding bells soon turn to • __ DOZER work , land cteartng by the acre hourly or contract. farm ponds , roads , etc Large doz er and operator w tth over 20 years expertence Pullins . Ex'cavatrng , Pomeroy. Ohto . Phone 992 2478 . 12 19.tfc : < -,' ' Repa1r makes, 992 -2284 Shop , Pomeroy Singer Sales and Sharpen Scissors J 29 tfc 71 Pont.. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S 12095 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, v-roof & air•••••••. '1795 70 Chtysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air•••• .'1995 ..• - ~ Mobile Homes For Sale kitchen, large tot w1th fruit lrees Water tap paid. DOUBLE - For the pr ice of one . Rent will help with the payments 2 and 1 bedroom apts Good part of town on nice LISTING- se rvice , all The Fabric Authorized Servtce. We apart Obi ments with furnace heat, 2 bedrooms in each , 2 full baths, garage w1th shop Large level lot m Pomeroy . Brick con struction . NEW LISTING - Real n1 ce 3 bedroorr.s with large closets, all rooms carpeted . N1ce paneling, bath , basement and fenced back yard Want NEW -SEW - -ING --- MACHINES . STEREO 92.1 Pets For Sale AKC Toy Poodle pupptes ; WMPO-FM · ·1 s1amese Kittens ; lrtsh Setter • pups Kennels of Calhoun . 1 256 ·6247 7 18 26tC Mtddlepor1-Pomerov ' .. ----------- PHONE 992-7777 ---- - --------- --- -------........_..,._ ' 2 baths , furnace heat , modern We wi II be showing at he fair. Stop in, see ur display. _____________ GREAT COUNTRY pr~vate older home near Gavin OPENS JULY 30 Co molete Service Phone 949 -3821 or 9A9 . Jl61 Ra ci ne , Oh io Crltt Bradford 5._1-tfc ? 9.50 16.95 BENNY BRANHAM - -----------C BRAD FOR 0 , Auctioneer THIS, JUST $26,500. WHY WASTE TIME• LIST WITH THE OLDEST FULL TIME REAL ESTATE OFFICE IN MEIG S COUNTY WE DO GET RESULTS. 3 SALESMEN TO HELP IN THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY 992 -2259 or 992 -2568 Vn qll B. Tt· ,durd St Brol.:•·t 110 Mcrh,lllH Stn•t I Pnrneruy, Ohio H769 lot. NEW LISTING - delivered right 1o your project F&st and easy Free estimates . Phone 992 · 328 4. Goegletn Re'ady ·M tx Co, Mtddleport , Onto 6-30 .tf c apartment ove r 3 B R .• bath, dintng room , ni ce kitchen , H .W. floors ca r . peted. central H W. heat , excellent locat1on. SEE $18,500 00 Gallia County Jr. Fair MIX Only $8,500 BUSINESS ROOM & love ly TEAFORD RT. 7 SOUTH - ------------READY CONCRETE din1ng R. Utility R., por ches, level lot , close to shopping l l/1 - SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San 1tat ton, 992 -3954 or 992 -7349 . 10·23 .1fc NICE J BEDROOM HOME - Bath , carpeted liv ing R. & _______ _____ _ ' o''T ,,_ G EXTRA n 1ce J rooms and bath furnistted apts 1n Mtddleport Utilities pal'd . Adu l ts on ly, no pets . P.hOne 992 3205 before 1 30 1n evenings . 7·193tC ABOUT S ACRES - Home 1 story frame , 3 B. R , bath , ACRE ·rand m Ct,este r w ith large basement to l •ve m See , Paul Larry Sm 1th or phone 985 4203 after .1 30 p m 1 GOOD gent le ridtnQ horse. good 7 16 6tc wtth ktdS. Phone 992 2292 or call 992 2402 7 l7 6tc -------------- SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SANITAT ION , STEWART , OHIO PH 662 · 3035 10 4 tfc * E. MAIN STREET POMEROY 111: 95 -Wash&w.. --------------SE PTIC TANKS , AROBIC NEW & USED CAR SALES WILL BE OPEN AS USUAL FOR THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE 71 Dodg-e, Dart Swinger, Slant 6, auto...... '2195 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto........... 12195 u WILSON'S PENNZOIL - Tune-Up 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe., Vi'OIIf, power, air••••• '4695 73 Qlds Cutlass S. Cpe., v-roof, air, stereo •• 13895 . 7~ Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT~ v-roof, ·air......... '3495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., ilower, air •••••••• '2895 742-5293 - lube, Oil, Filter USED CARS FOR VACATION OF EMPLOYEES 1 HOWEVER 72 Chev. Imp 'Cpe., V-8 auto~ P.S......... '2495 ' 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., v-roof ............ '2695 Now Open for Business SEPTIC TANKS cleaned reasonable rates . Ph 4.46 4782 , Galllpolls .. John Russell , owner and operator 5· 12 tf c Garage , 50x60 burldrng, Cement drtvewav Phone 742 5052 ' ,__ 7 16 tfc I Free Estimates estimates ' on · conve ni en t kitchen , H .W floors · with carpet i ng in living R . and hall , double ca rport, storage bldg about .85 acre . $24,000 ------------CARSON Se rv tce Station •., » Inside city limit on right PHONE 992-5476 ~====::::::::::::::::~ la•ge lot. ASKING Sl0,500 LOVELY FRAME & BRICK - Almost new , 3 B. R.• bath , Shade N tce for · house or tra i l e r , plenty ot water $2 500 Call 667 6272 7·166tp _., corner Blrck St. and Rt. 12.t. ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY porches. city water & gas , stor..age buildmg , lots of tile & paneling . JUST $7 ,900 POMEROY - I st ory frame , 3 B. R , bath , f ull basement , 3112 ACRE S nea r Buck's Lake at ·: Moved 1o Rutland . :lA mile INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FOF< FHEt: aluminum replacement w i ndows , sid rng , storm doors 5 RM HOU SE w ll h garage . n ic e and w indows , Ra iling Phone ne igh borhood 1n Sy racuse Charles Lisle, Syracuse , Ohio . Pnone 992-3660 1969 CHEVY Town sm an stat to n 7·9ol2tc \ carl Jacob , Sale:s wag on $!,195 good conditiOn Representat i ve, V V Pt1or)e 992 7620 Johnson and Son , Inc 5 14 t fc ~ - JO . tfc , I 72 ACRES la nd , 1965 Ford L TO, JO 30 Wtncheslet' Phon e HOUS E - Stx room s and batn . 3 bedrooms Wa ll to wall 7.12 365 6 ca rpet L arg e yard 511 ,700 7-19. ltp Se e at 235 So Fourth Ave, Mtddlepor t Phone 992 55A6 7 1 tfc S IN Gt::R A u tomatiC Zig zag Sew tng Machines , 1n sewtng table Makes buttonhutes . LOTS for sa le, traile r or house sews on buttons , blind hem s All uttltltes Phone 74 2 J61S , etc Top notch condttton Pa y Ru tland , Ohto $51 or terms available P11on e 7 16· tfC 992 2653 -- - ----------~~7· 16 tfc 3 BEDROOM home , $500 down and $80 per month 2 bedroom 1969 16 FT SHA STA camprng trarler , on same ftnan cm g trailer Phone 882 2276 . Phone 992 J975 7 16 61p 7 16 t fc .. ,. ·· J&B AUTO BODY HOME DECORATING Real Estate For Sale 101~ FT El Dorado Tru ck Camper Sel f -contatned Good conditi on S800 Phon e 985 3554 STORE building , apt and 7 19 tfc gyrage , 75 ft . fr on tage , la rge p&rktng area Pr tc e $ 15,000, 200 BALES oat straw Phon e E Mam St , Pomeroy , Oh 10 9 949 5 53 Write P . 0 Box 243, Syrt'l cuse , 7-196tc OhiO 7 18 tfc IT 'S me)(pens1ve to clean rugs and upholstery with Bl ue s ROOM house and bath w tth Lus tre Rent e l ec trt c show er , 2 large lots and new sha mpooer 51 Baker Fur utrltty buildin g, 1n Ractne , n 1ture Co Oh 10 Ca II 949 5285 7 19 31c 7 16 12tc TWO 5 room and bath apts 111. Middleport. For Information , ca l l Sl92-2550 .or 742 . 6551 , · 7 3 ttc ttl .i4,21,2t1 (7J 5.1f,lf,:61c Pomeroy 500 E. MAIN JULY 22nd THRU JULY 27th ~============~· = -· Jack W. Carsey, Mgr, Phone 991 -2181 • in .: ..... t-4 WeekdaYS t -t Weekends Auto Sales For Rent Court. Pomeroy 3324 IIIP. ---~·------- ~ -- NEED responstble person to mow yard for rest of summer $2 SO per hour Call 992 3450 1 16·6tc -------------WAITRESS wanted , apply 12.000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK Street Houn: DITCHING SERVlCE These srzes a lso available . 5,000, 6,000, 8.000. 10.000 and 1 Loca1.d on lrd Racine , Ohio. See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992-7089 Night992·l525 or 992-5232 s APpliance servtce man w1th knowledqe of refngeratton. Vacation & travel pay. : Gallia Refrigeratton Co. Phone 446 -4066 Specilll On C•rpe-1 Remn.ants. Free Es.tim1111. ''- your roof leak i ng ? Com pare our prices to any others We'll give vou a profess ional roo t for less . Call tf2.U52 For Es1lm~tuot A.,.,. Type .. ! Wall PI,_, Vinyl Wall Fabric I•Oolled. Real Estate For Scile Help Wanted Armstrong Urtaleum •109.95 '~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. CLOSED Water Lmes and Power Lines . AU work done by the foot or contract . Also dozer work and septic tanks in- 4,000 BTU -------------- *'•• ' -- --- 1968 TAYLOR Craft trailer , 17 ff Sleeps 6, vefy good con d1tion . can 99? 2941 7 12 71 C ONE turn ls~ed apartment ~ 1 bedroom , kitchen, bath and snower . On Route JJ, Mason, W Va . Also, 1 f.urntshed apartment , 2 bedroom , I1Vlno room , kl1chen, bath and snower S,m~ location Utilities furn ishe d . Phone (J O~ ) 773 5147 . Re,vnolds ' Apts 1· 10 T2tc L.•rry Spencer, Cf'-f" of Courts. Coun.ty Cqm.motl PIHI Court • ---- MOBILE HOME in Middleport Adult$ only Phorte 992 5592 · 6 25 ·tf c ....... " 4 ~OOMS and batl'l home for rent th Rutland . Phone 992 · 58?8 , · 7 14·tfc 0•'"' June 11, ,lf74 . ··· . .....---.---------- REGISTERED Toy Fo• terrter puppies Phone Vernon .weber Rutland , '.t2 5625 . ' 1 14 61c 110,000 BTU gas for c ed air furnace Phone 992 3530 or see at \99jw\ulbe.rry Avenue .:i ROCERY buslne•n tor sa le 7 18 Jtc eulldtng for sate or lease Phone 771 -56 18 from 8: 30pm to lO p m , tor appo intment 3 10 tfc --------------· · 'In· c•tt . qf your failure to enswer. or ·~Jherw,ist respond u · rect\ilrtd by the Ohio R.ules of ·(1vU Proc.tcture , iudg{Tler:H by defavft w\lf bt!' nnd.ertd ~oalnst V.u fo'r. ttlt relief demanded In the Compl.,nt . . ' one good used M"vtag dryer Phone 992 3982 . 1 18 :l!C BUS I NE SS room , 22 • BO , 234 E Matn • St , Pom~ro y, Ohio Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975. 6- 12 tt c u.s. ' 1 CHRO M E reverse wh eals and STARCRAFT Fg!ddOWf\5 II w•ll pay you to cl'lec.k our price and quatlt; we service what we sell Camp Conley S tC~rcrMt Sates , Rt 62 North of Pt Pleasant beh ind Red carp et tnn . 1 18 21C PAINT DAMAGE 197ol Zig Za g 1969 RAMBLER . 6 cyl inder SE WING MACH I NE S ST IL L $550 Phone 992 763 1 ln orlg mal ca rtons No at 7 s. lfc tachm ents needed as our controls are bu il l in . Sews VEGA Hat chback wrth 1 or 2 needles , makes 19 7 1 Ch evrolel. 4 speed . 42 ,000 buttonholes , se w on buttons , m iles gree n co lor And also , a monograms . and bl 1n d hem 1965 Fo rd 6 cylmde r eng me . stt t ch Full cash price SJB SO also an automat1c trans or budget plan availab le mtSSton Phon e I (304} 882 Phone 99 2 265J 2052 7· 161fc 7· 18 6t c f-URNISH ED apartment , adults on ly 1n Mtddleport Phone 992 ·3874 You are hereby· notif ted that vou have been named Oeten dants In a tegl!!d actton entitled Myrtle Stanley, Plaintrff , vs James L Blackburn , Christine Blackburn , Pete Gibbons and Delores Gibbons , Defendants ThiS action haa been assigned case No. 15, 573 and is pending In the Coyrt of Common I' leas of Meigs Count.v, Pqmeroy , Oh to, ' For Sale W Main UNFURNISHED house on 1637 lin coln He lgt1ts , 4 rooms , bath , f~ll basement. ni ce yard and dnveway . Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 7 17 ttc IN THE COURT OF COMMON PlEAS j roots , hous.e5 , outbuildings , 1972 HONDA 4SO, 1911 Ford w ill do roof i ng Phone 9U pickup AJmost an acre of 7t 29, lond on Coun l v Ro\"!id l B 7 16 6tc Phone 7•2 3502 . 7 18 Jlc SHULER'S MARKET Brown Pasteboard , Sheet Iron, Refrigerators, Hot Water Tanks, Auto bodies, without motors. Scrap Iron, Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, Aluminum, Auto Batteries , Auto .Radiators. Sell to ..,.,.--------------- ct•t•. ., ·. . Wanted WILL pamt barn roots , house ------ - -L----------- Th•:;Obiect Q.f the Compta~rlt is to require forfeiture of the In Nrest Qf the De endants In the re•l estate described in an lillnd ln~tallmel'\t confract 1 recordhd In Volume P.a.ge 483, Meigs 'Coi.m y M9r1oage Recor:ds , to dectett the contract null and .void; •n~ order the same r•leailed from r'ec:cu-d You. are: · reqUir.ed tQ answer tht Compl81nt · wifhm 28 daY.s affitr fh H1st publication of this noth;;e, Wnltb will be. pu.bl lst;J'e~ 9flc• "ch. . week- for IIX b'o~ - . , ,.-~uflve .weeks . ;The · last . ~DH<af,IOI'I w~it · be Made, on· July lf; 1f1•. · .6i'ld t'he 78 davs . tor •n•*Wr wilr'commence on tha.1 OUR SERVICE & PARTS DEPARTMENT WILL BE • t 1 ' �1-,.., O.lly sent inti, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., rriday, July 19, 1974. . 1- The O.Uy sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Frld.oy, July II, 1974 Sentinel Classifieds Get ·R esults! Card of Thanks WE WISH to ~>:pre~s our ap TO GIVE away to a good horne m I!H• country one large male dog and 1 ' Be~g le male dog Good wrth children and good watch dogs Phone 992 3090: 7 19 3tc prec lat ion to all who showed tl'le i r k in dness and con sidtrarion dur ing the r ecent we espec1altv want to thank all thos e WhO ~cKn lg ht . cards , tell e rs , and flower$ , those who brought food and helped u) any way , Including the nurs i n g sta ff at the Arcad ia Nursing Home , Rev . Red KolSSter , R e\1 George Glue . Hosp ital. The Holzer Harr isonville Wanted Chapter of Eas tern Star , and the Rawl ings Funeral Home , The and Coats of Vona Family ' McKn lgh_t 7- 19'21p GROUP of k.eys on nng , BG on tr ~ fo'und , Buy vard --- - -- ....... ------Lost tag Employment Y A R 0 SaleJuly ISth lhrV 10th 493 Broadway Street 7 !4 61(: MEIGS County H umaOe Soc letv Thu ll Shop open 111 a m , hi! " JD p m. every r.,. rday and sa turday N ew used stock GIGANTIC Flea Markel , ! 0 arr i ving w ee kly Cto lh tng , vard sales . All concentrated collec t ibles . appliances . at one place '1 mrte ov1 Spr 1n9 treasures , records . p ic. tures . Avenue off Rl. 7. Ma r(! St. , books , tamps , toys Loca ted Pomerov . Oh io Ffee ad across from Pomerov Post n,tsslon . plenty of parking , Olf1Ce r es trooms and refreShments . 5 11 He lnS tde and outside . Conta c t Freddie Thabet. 711 5651 after To 5 p .m . every Saturday and Sunday Everyone welcome · 7 181fc ss for tunk avtomobtles we Will piclo. up R tver:s rde Auto Wrccktng , Phon e 1304J 77 3 5 F AMIL Ys ale:-Juty 19. 5890 F r iday , and July 20, Saturday 7 s lf c at 522 Gran! St , Middleport Some anllq ues , glassware . household ttems , toy s and OLD furntture , oak t,!bles , clo thing . m tsc items 11 to 6 clocks, •c e boxes . brass beds , diShes, desks , or comp lete P m. 7 18 2k househ old s . Wr i t e M 0 M iller , Rt 4, P omeroy , Ohi o, ---~ --~ B I G Yard Sa le, I mlle vp on ca ll 992 ·7760 Sto r y · ~ Run Road , south of s 13 tfc Mtddleport Ju l y 20 and 21 ----~---7 18 2tc JUNK AUTOS complete and deltvered to our yard Wr: piCkU p auto bOd ieS and bUV all k tnds of sc rap metals and 1ron R •d er 's Stl lvage , Sta te Rt 124 Rt 4, P omeroy , Ohio Phone 992 5468 Produ ce d from a spectal 6 26 261p vr nyl compound made by B F . Goodrrch and Monsanto 5 CASH pa id for au makes and t1mes thic ker than metal models· o f mobtle homes stding W il l nol dent , chtp , Phone area code 614 423 .9531 cr ac k , peel , r o t, ru st or 4 13 lf c cha l k IIIMSS and death ot our dear si~oter and aunt , 1/onB sent Notice Notice cal l 992 ·5367 7-19 lie ---- LADY'S b i to c.:lt lost Apr i'1 16 In the area of Second St • Anne St ., Pom ero y Ph one 992 53511 1· 11 Jtc PUBLIC NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals wil l be received by the Vet er an s Memorial Hospita L Me tgs County , Ohio at the Veteran.s Memoria l Ho5p tta l , located m Pomeroy , Ohi o, on Monday , August 12, 1974, unt il 12:00 Noon , Eastern Dayltght Sav tngs Ttme , and at thai time will be opened FREE HOME ESTIMATES publicly and read . for th e furnlshmg of all labor and SUPERIOR material necessary for the VINYL PRODUCTS construct•on of an Em ergen c y Treatment Addttion , Veterans Memor•at Hospital , Pomeroy. Call Collect 1·592-5544 OhiO . All work shall be done Athens , Oh1o according to tne draw ings and Specif ications as prepared by KOSMETIC S & Hayes . Donaldson . W tt1enmver KOSCO T WIGS Fo'r a good l in e of & Partners , Arch ttects , 601 Cosmel tcs, f rtendly se rvi ce Eighth Street . Portsmouth , and someone to chat Wtf h, onlo g rve me a r:all Helen Jane Separate proposa ls Wtll be Brown , 992 ·5113 received for General W or k . 3·19.tfc Electrical Work , P lu mbtng Work ; Heating , Ventilating and Air Conditioning Work and A TO Z Mart , used f urn tShed appl iances . clothtng , dts h es Metal Casework and mtsc Rt JJ oppos tte Proposals snail be subm1t1ed tratler cou rt , Hartford , W . on Proposal Form s: ontained 1n Va the specifications and ot~er 4 10 ttc contract documents , Wh tch documents ;;lre on fil e at the Hospital and at the office of the Architect, and are available to all prospective bidders dur ing regular office hours unt i l th e closing of btds . One complete set of b1d A management positton can documents , for the purpose of be yours after 6 months of bidd ing, may be obtamed from Hayes , Donaldson , Wittenmyer spectaltzed tra 1n 1ng You can &· Partners . Architects, 601 earn 515 ,000 to $35 .000 a year Eigth Street, Portsmouth , Ohto m management We w ill Upon depos1t of $50 oo, Whtch send ' you to school for 2 deposit will be refunded upon weeks, expenses patd , tra,n return of bid documents in good you in lhe fteld , selling and cronditlon withtn a per iod of serv tctn g estab l tshed fifteen (15) days after openmg business accounts Must be ~ of btds . Contract documents wil l 21 or over , goal ortented,.; be mailed collec;:t, upon wrtHen bondable, amblftous and request and .deposit su pm 1tted spo rt s mtnded Com All proposals must be ac prehensjve ma1or medi ca l companied by a btd bond bound Call for appo tntmen t. in the specifications and ex~cuted by a bonding company Ralph Brown licensed by the State of Oh10 ( 614) 446-9353 payable to the order of the Bp .m. - 9 , 30p. m . . Owner in an amount not jess than fi v~ (5 pet ) percent of the amount of the bids The bond or check shall be forfeited 1f the bidder fails to enter mto a contract with said Owner . The bonds or checks of the three lowest bidders Wtll be held until SEALES TO FIGHT the execution of the con tract BOSTON (UPI) - Olympic and the furniShmgs of the required performance bond , gold medalist Sugar Ray after wh1ch they Will be returned on demand The Seales will meet New England checks of other bidders will be middleweight champ Marvin r,eturned on demand after the Hagler Aug . 30 in a lik'oWlder, bids are canvassed A performance bond and a promoter Sam Silverman an· .labor and m~terlal payment bond, both of 100 percent of the noWJced Thursday . amount of the contract. wtth seales, winner in the 1972 satisfactory suret1es , will be required from the succesSful Olympics m MWlich, has won bidders for . the . fatfhful per · all 20 of his professional fights, fOrm11nc~ of ,tne work tor eacn including 13by knockouts while . contract awarded . · 'Bids shall be su.bmitte9 to the Hagler, of Brockton, Mass., is . Owner only upon the plans and $peclflcahons that have bee~ \Uldefeated in 14 pro fights, obta{{led fr.Orri, the offict: of tt:te including 12 by knockouts. Au:hltec1 . ~ The right is reser.v ed by the Owner tO reieot any and all bids , and no bidder may witH draw h1S b j d for a period of forty .f.lvJ! 145 ) days . This project 1S under the state condttlons 'df E .E 0 . · as per Government E)(E!Cu~lve Order of JllnOary 27 , 1972 Provide General Requirements of ai . flrmanve act ion ' program as per Pad 4, Sub -Part A, Sectu;m '401 of Government E)(eelitive Order By OrDer Of 'f. he Meigs County Hosp 1tal Commtssion and Vetera{lS Memortal • HOspital , Inc. Pomeroy , Ohio (7> 19, 26 (8J 2; 9, 4tc -------------- --- ----------- SALES MANAGER TRAINEE M£lGS COUNTY, OHIO · MYRTLE 'STANLEY, Plaintiff 1 • vs. ' JAMES L. BLACKBURN. et at ., Defendants No. 1 5,573 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TO · James L Bl~<;kburn and Christine Blackburn , whose last known address was 959 Den nlson Avenue , Col urn bus , Oh10 To : Pete Gibbons and Delores Gibbons, whose last k,nown address was 14Jlh W 1st Avenue , Columbus , Ohio lnut traditionally er cupboard with o: ,cc" top door , a ~~-;,·; ;,v - $99 7·8·9 pc dining suttes , crafted rn modern p la st.cs) pecan , 1 oak, maple, from IS12S NEW FURNITURE tnc l udes 2 pc . livmg rooms 1n nylon , ercuton. velvet, vmyl and chgard c ottons from maple 3 pc tabl e set S3 • . 95 ; 3 I ftntSh bedroom maple chests floral swivel S69 95 ; vinyl ·~·;:::;~;1~~ S70 I $45 Of you ad - thru Ju ly supply lasts ) •5769 .li>ljclnoog • - ----------- HOTPOINT AIR CONDITIONERS The Rosenberg Co. Athens, Ohio. We close each Friday at noon for balance of week . MOO MOO Oa try Bar , ag e s 20 or over Phone 378 6209 or J78 6122 7· 19 31C BEAUTICIAN needed , mqu tre at Kay 's Beauty Salon . Mtddleport. Ohio 7 19. :Jtc E'XPERIENCED Phone 992 3982 ~--- ---.J__.o. beaut1c 1an 7 18 31C _ ____ _ • LOCAL com pany has 1m medtate ope ning s for ex pertenced qualif tee1 e l ec trtc1ans with a JOurneyman's card Must be able to troub le shoot without s up e rv tsi on The f1rst asstgned 10b will be to 1nstaH l1ghtmg , he<}ting, and power system 1n large shops and warehouse m ac cordance w1th nat1onal elec tnc code Knowledge of schematrcs and worktng elec trical pr in ts essenltal Good fJ tnge benef rts starttng rate 56 .21 per hour . 5end brtef resume of work experience and education to Box 729B , co The Da11y Se nttnel An equal opportun !tv em p Ioyer 7 16-5tc " tn person Crow's Steak House 7 10 12tc ONE J yr old R eg is l ered Polled Hereford bull , Supe rol blood line George Ba er , Mrners v tlle , Ohio Phone 992 31 12 7 16 6tp EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E Main St , Pomeroy All kmds of salt water pellets . water nuggets, block sa It and own Ohio R iver Salt Phone 992 · 3891 6·5-tfc -------------GREEN beans, green peppers, cucum ber s, tomatoes • C l eland Farms , Geraldine Cleli:md, Ra ct ne, Ohro . 1 17 tfc NICE J rooms and bath, all WE ARE p lc k 1ngo up a pian o.ln electric apartment Table lop your areil and would like range, wall oven , real nt ce some responsible party to apartment. Phone 446 7699 or take over payments Call eventngs at 446 ·9539 credit Manager . (614) 772· 7 18 6tc 5669 or wnte 260 East Ma m Street, Ch tlll cothe , Ohto 45601 . 4 7 tfc 2 · BEDROOM trailer , ca rp et and air conditiontng Phone 992 -3509 7 19 2tc --------------- DOUBLE ' air c ond t t toned sleep ing room Wi th kitchen privilege Phone 992 5440 . 7·18 -3t c ------------TRAILER, Brown ' s Trailer ------------- LARRY'S . MOBILE HOMES ------------- Frank Gheen, --Sales Mgr. Phone 992· -----------...J AND 4 ROOM furni Shed And 7 18 tfc unfurnished apartments Phone 992 ·5434 4·12-tfc PRIVATE meeting room for any organ 1zatron . phone 992 · 3975 J 11 tfc POMEROY --------v'";"" _____ HOURS: (, ·>.~ • ' ( ·· 'oi. ' I some poor fellow an ·• ,. r , , t • JOBS contracted . Phone 742· J074 or wnte Box 23, Langs . vtlle, Ohio 7· 16.6tc -------------WILL trim or cut trees and shrubbery Also , clean out basements, attics , etc . Phone 949 322 1 or 742 · ~441 . 7·14 26tc delivered Monday through Sa turday and even1ngs Phon e' 4461142 6·13 tfc O ' DELL Altnement, locat~d ,benlnd Rutland Grade School, complete front and tuneup and brake service. Pilone 742 · 3232, Open 8 to 8 dally , ~un days by appt only . ' 7 14-tft ------------AUTOMOBILE been ~- -~ -- - - · insuranc~ cancelled? Lost y11ur operator's license Catt 992· 7.. 28 6-l!J.;.tfc: -------------~ CARPETING. 501 NYLON REGULAR 65 harness. x 12 MOBILE home , 3 bedroom, bath , liv ing room . hall , and 2 bedrooms car peted Phone 992 7751 6 16 tfc Price includes installatloo and free- padding . Talk to Wendell Grate, carpet consultant . I RUTLAND FURNITURE 741-4211 NO. 15,174 room '"j •• • -· 20.041 up' 24-Cbests and Dressers 15.00 up 42-Twin and Full Size Beds, complete 29.95 up 3'- Poster Beds, you mushee thesl! 39 ..95 up Special This Week! (6 1 21 , 28 (7 J 5 , 12, 19, 26 , Me 2 BRAND NEW RECLINERS ~ Big Capa(ity Moytov \ ' In Herculon Material • Automatics 2 &peed operation C:holce o water • ·temps Auto , water 1 levet control . Lint' Filter or Power Fin Ag lt•lor . Redu~d to .9.95 · J~----~~~~~~~~~~~----~ . '.f 30.00 u11. ·, Several Gas & Electric Ranges · 1o-RIIfrigeralcirs, best selection now 25;po up .", 1-Wooden Dinette Set, Spanish 01k · ; PRICED TO SELl·:., 2-Wringer Washers, ' " thtse ·now 49.f5 up Gold Phllco Refrlgeratgr, like new 1f9.f5 Turquoise & Refrigerator pair 24f.95 New Vinyl 4f.95 Ptrmt·Prlls Mavtag Halo or Htlt Dry•rs Surround clothes with verttle, ewen httt . No t'tot SpOts, , no ovtrctrylng . Fine· Mtth. t..lnt Filter .' W• Specl•ll.:tin MAY TAG Red Carpttt hrvtce ••• • '· : • "" ,: _ ._. ·~ • "" 67 Dodge Cor. HT Cpe., V-8, 4 speed ....... .'495 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto............'695 65 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan ...................... 1195 ~ ::.... "" : • ~ l Arnola Grate .. ' ·'·· - ' .... I ,, . SOME GREAT USED CAR BUYS 1 2495 1973 V.W. 2 DR. 1973 PON-TIAC '3495 1972 PLYMOUTH '2595 1971 v.w. '2195 . 1970 PONTIAC '1695 1970 OLDS CUTLASS l695 1970 CAD. '2895 1970 BUICK '1695 ·1 969 CHEV. '1495 1969 PONTIAC •1695 • ;969 MERCURY '1095 a 1966 CHEV. '6.9 5 Local car, priced for qu jctc sale . LeMans 2 dr HT, vlnyl top and a i r. 11,621 mile Only Duster , vinyl top , factory a ir, V8 , nice ca r . 2 dr . hardtop, beautiful highly metallic green with bla ck vlnyl A real buy . Real sharp, br ight yellow with air cond ., one owner . 1972 FORD MAVERICK ............... !2195 Bonneville 4 dr . HT, full power , air , cruise control . 6,cy ., 2 dr. One very careful local owner . You probably know h1m well. 1972 DiEV. 4dr fa ctorya ir; ps.pb, localcar,sharp . • ~OVA .....................'2195 4 dr HT low m i leage, full power and a1r. Really sharp. 6 cyl ., 4 dr .• shows best of care LeSabre Custom 4 dr 1971 FORD VB GAL. ••.•••••.••.••••••.$1795 ~ Firebird, one owner 1971 FORD VB CUSTOM ..............'1695 i.ll trans ., new Ford trade from original owner . Shows good care . lmp. 4 dr HT, VB ~ auto . , PS, PB, Extra nice tor 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO .......... !2395 brakes, auto trans. , e)(tra sharp . One careful local owner . Open unlll6:00 PM Weekdays except Thurs. & .. • TO SEE CEWARD CALVERT, J. D. STORY OR BILl NELSON Sat. S PM. Closed • Don't Forget We Service What We See Fred Blaettna r or Dan Thompson We Bui~ Our llusiness on Service and now Service is Building Our Business iHJCLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER WE LOOK ~ ·• .... . Phones: 992-2196 After hours: 992-2412 Wrecker service: 992-7587 or 992-7135 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenin!ls Unlil6: 06--Tits p.m. Sat. .. ~ • -· '66. BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR NEW OR USED, YOU OWE IT TO YOUR SELF VB 4dr. sedan . Beautiful light blue fin1sh Power steering, power " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" •• V8, auto ., ps, pb, real sporty • Marquis, 4dr HT, vinyl top and air , pr iced tQ sell VB -4 dr. sedan . 351 VB, power steerlng, power brakes. auto. t Karr & Van ..., : • "' HT, air . This car is a cream puff. Chevelle, 2 dr , VB, auto ., real nice car , auto ., PS, PB 500, 4 dr. Sedan . 351 , VS, power steering , power brakes , auto. trans ., New Ford trade from original owner . Nice. .,. NOTICE WE WILL CLOSE AT NOON ON SAT. FOR OUR DAUGHTER'S 500 E. MAin St,, Pomeroy, Ohin TILL 7 PM SAT. TILl 5 PM SERVICE TILl 12 NOON ON SAT. WEDDING • 31 ·youths, adults will attend Methodist camp " Thirty"'ne United Methodist youths and adults will attend the week of church camp at the Lancaster Campgrounds Sunday, July 21 through Friday, July 26. They will represen! the United Methodist Olurches of Meigs CoWlty and will stay together in one of the largest cabin units at the Camp, Camp will begin with a special music USI!D CARS WITH THB IIMPHASIS ON economY! • \ '71 MERCURY...............~1695 presentation at 2:30 p.m" by Curt and Olarlotte Davis titled "Love Festival." Parents and frlenda are Invited to jom the campers. Following the program there will be a 14 covered dish" dinner for all. The Rev. D. William Sydenstrlcker and the Rev. Larry Poling will be the two minister • COWlselorS in charge Of the Meigs Co1mty delegation. Registered to attend are , Youth , Mark FnrhPR, Randy __ Monterey, 4 dr. sedan, air, ps. pb, vin'yl roof. • "• ••' •• •• •• ••• •• •• • •• .. •• ••• • •"• •• ••• • •• •• • •• • •• ••• •• ••• ••• • •• •• •• •• • •• •• · Nova4dr. ' 1972 FORD GRAN TORINO 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE Convertible, 6 cyl . au't. '72 ,BUICK •..·..................!2495 Custom LeSabre, 4 dr. air •. PS, PB, vinyl roof ' Torino 2 dr. HT 1 69 BUICK .......................!695 LeSabre, 4 dr. HT,, air, PS, PB '68 PLYMOUTH ..............~95 Roadrunner 383, 4 speed '68 MERCURY. .................!695 Monterey 2 dr., HT, air, PS, PB \ '68 BUICK .......................!695 'Special, 6 cyl. auto . '68 CAMAR0 .....•....•...•••!695 6 cyl- auto. >;.ton truck .long wide bed, 6 cyl ., 4 sp. Good Selection Cheaper Can See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel activiUes such as swimming, crafts, and Bible Study there will be Qther ac· tivities. Parents are invited to spend an evening with the group any time they desire. The camp will end after lunch Friday. Quartet coming to three states Gospel Crusaders Quarte~ of Clarksburg, W. Va. will sing from three stages this weekend, Saturday at 7: 30 p.m. at Mt. Hermon United Brethren Olurch located 212 miles northwest of Five Points on the Texas Road; S1mday at lla.m. at the United Methodist Olurch in Vinton, and SWlday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Bulaville Congregational 1 Omstian Church, three miles ' west of Addison on the Bulavllle Road. Everyone is welcome. COOKOUT HELD REEDSVILLE The Primary S\Ulday School class of the UME Olurch enjoyed a cookout and swinuning party at Forked R\UJ State Park. Refreshments were hotdogs, cookies, potato chips and Kool· Aid. Attending were Mike, Mark and Ann Jones, Ricky and Kevin Barton, Paula and Jeff Cowdery, Kevin Griggs, Brian Reed and their teacher, Mrs. Donald Putman. The Located on St. Rt. 7 I ..._ ~ . ". " u •' $2095 HARRISON, N.Y. (UP!) Defending, champion Bobby Nichols is the first player to announce his entry for the $250,000 Westchester Classic, Aug. 22-25. : SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! •+ • Maxine Griffith, Pre,sident of the Ohio Valley Cbap~er, American Institute of Banking, Parkersburg, W. Va., and Cashier of the Pomeroy National Bank, attended the District XII Leadership Conference of the American Institute of Banking at Stquffer's Inn, Cincinnati, Ohio, last Saturd.oy. Charles and Karen Griffith accompanied Mrs, Griffith to Cincinnati, and they all spent SWlday at King's Island . Three indicted • Three persons were indicted by the Meigs CoWlty Grand Jury this week. Indi,cted were Ralph Marshall, · forgery; VIrgil Yarbrough, assault with a dangerous weapon and Keith Aelker, Sr., assault. serving on the jury were Richard Sargent, Lyle W. Hysell, Olarles Huber, Bess Ellis, Herbert White, Larry R. Smith, Gloria Hutton, Robert Kuhn and Betty Faulk. OFFICE-HOURS 9:30 10 ;,, TO 5 (CLO!>~ AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST.. • NBC ANNOUNCERS NAMED NEW YORK (UP!) - Curt :·························· : Kanauga Mobile Homes · 1 : M' CONFERENCE 9~NEW 1974 TOTAL ELECTRIC PRICES START AS LOW AS '4495 00 FOR A 12x50 12x60.... ;...............................!599500 12x65.................................... ~6995 00 : : ' , Chester, 0. " "' •• " " ~ " '" •+ •• • i - ,, • IN ORDER TO INTRODUCE THE ALL-ST-EEL 66x14 MOBILE HOME FROM DETRO ITER MOBILE HOME CORP. TO THIS AREA, 8£-RRY· MILLER MOBILE HOME~ 105 FARSON ST.. BELPRE. OHIO. HA.S BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE FACTORY TO SELL 100F TliESE MOBILE HOMES AT TRU£ FACTORY INVOICE, THIS IS NOT A SALES GlMMIC!<I NOR WILL WE HAVE FALSE INVOICES. WE WILL FURNISH YOU WITH A CERTIFIED TRUE & CORRECT INVOICE ON EACH HOME. THES_~ HOMES WILL BE SOLD SATURDAY: JUL-Y20 & SUNDAY, JULY 21iON A FIRST COME-FIRST SERVED BASIS. THE ONLY CHARGE'OVER THE INVOICE PRICE WILL BE A $200.00 FEE FOR DELIVERY. COMPLETE SET-UP & PERMITS. A S2Qi;OQ DEPOSIT WILL BE REQUIRED TO HOLD ANY !:lOME UNTIL FINANCING CAN BE ARRANGED BY YOU OR US. HERE ARE SOME FEATURES THE ALL·STEEL BONDED MOBILE HOME OF THE FUTURE. NO WOOD PA~EIING THE PANELING IS GYPSUM R~K WITH A T~U~H VI NY~ afER. ylf CAN ~lfLAmR DRY Wf]LL T, 1-PIECE FIBERGlASS ROOF VIRTUALLY NO MAINTENANCE! . ALL BLOWN-IN INSULATION IN FLOORS, WALLS & CEILING !IT' S COOLEtliN SUMMER & WARMER IN WINTER) : ALL STEEL 2x4 STUDDING (FLOOR & CEILING JOISTS - NOWARPEOWALLSOR WEAK FLOORS EVER I. DUE TO EVER INCREASING - PRICES THESE MOBILE - HOMES WILL RETAIL FOR AP" PROXIMATELY $2000 ~AFTER THE 10 UNITS ARE SOLO. ONCE AGAIN. WE REPEAT THAT THIS I AGIMMICK AND WE FIRMLY BELIEVE THAT THIS IS THE MOBILE HOME OF THE FUTURE . WE WILL BE OPEN S"'gj~D/IY 9 TQ ,S AfiQ SUNOAY12, 30T06·00. COME EARLY! I YOU'LL BE GLAD YOU I . RIGHT-ABOVE THE NEW SILVER BRIDGE ' IN K.ANAUGA, OHIO PHONE 446-9662 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• "• ENTERS TOURNEY Gowdy, Tony Kubek, Joe Garagiola, Jim Simpson and Maury Wills have been selected as NBC Televison and . Radio Network oonunentators for baseball's 45th All...star .:___ _ _ __::.__;:_--:,..,----...:..::.:..._-..LJ I game, burgh. Tuesday . night in Pitts· '65 MUSTANG ............... ~395 71 FORD.........~............. ,.1495 camp Local 1 owner trade-in, 4 speed trans . , G. T. equipment, radlo, good tires, clean Inside, red finish, blk , vinyl Int., low mileage . ' 6 cyl. -auto . 1 $2445 302 V-8 englne, automatic trans ., power steering, llke new w -w tires, low mileage, bfk . vinyl Interior, beautiful red finish wlth blk. vinyl top, radio, wh. covers. deluxe e<~uiDment. A share car . '70 MAVERICK .............~ 1095 •• • flcial car, never tltled, bal. of warranty, loaded with extras Including factory air, radlo & tape, W· W tires, guards & all the fine accessories. Monte'Carlo, 2 dr., HT, PS, PB, vinyl roof '71 FORD.....•.............••• ~.1695 •• •• ••• •• • 1973 CH EVROLETIMPA_LA _ $3195_, 4 Door , light grn. finish, green vlnyl top, used as Co . Of· " '71 ,fQRD......................!.1595 LTD4dr HT air, PS, PB, vinyl roof ' ' '70 CHEVROLET... ;..... :.!l495 •• ~ QUALITY • '70 CHEVROLET........... ~.1395 Pomeroy Motor Co. Of Nova, 2 dr. \ Arnold, Michael Werner, Unda Partlow, Steve Randolph, Terry Clark, Tina Randolph, Pam Evans, Christie Evans, Brent Sisson, Jim Jeffers, Tracy Jeffers, Gene Shively, Andy Hoover, Mark Sla~r, Phil Ohling~, Laura Ohlinger, Steve Call and Joyce Baker; · adulLhelpers (and children), Louise Bearhs, Susie Pullins, Ray Pullins, Scott Pullins, Lisa Pullins, Sandra Sydenstricker, Br~ _Sy!lenstricker, Chrissie 2 SIGIIS '71 CHEV.......................~1695 Sydenstrlcker, Frankie Hwmel and Artie HWJnel. · In addition to the regular 985-4100 i. ' m RIGGS USED CARS Rutlana ,. SO BRING YOUR OLD CAR IN & TRADE IT ON A NEW PONTIAC, BUICK, OPEL OR G.M.C. TRUCK. BUY BEFORE THE 75 PRICE INCREAS.E. WE ONLY HAVE 35 NEW CARS TO LAST US TILL THE 75 MODELS COME OUT IN SEPT. HIGH TRADE IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR PRESENT CAR. 1969 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX •••.•••.• !1695 top. PH. 992-2174 C HAS GIVEN US A PEW MORE CARS 5\lndays. '""' : RUTlAND FURNITURt. 742-4211 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 NOTICE Fe• turing grut end of the HI SOn S1Vlng5 on a wide selection of '74's and "CrNm ot the cropH used can . Your dollar will never buy more value! H •• •• • 16-1 & 2 Pc. Uving Room Suites Larry Spencer , Clerk Court o Common Plen of Meigs County Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ., rubber back, 3.99 sq. yd. N1Ce for bedrooms, dens. kttchens, etc. · 1701,3 7 ~ SPECIALl Roll Candy Stripe With NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO PAUL FREDERICK OR. NER , JR whose last known address wa:s Walnut Bottom Road, CarltS.Ie, Pennsy lv ania bedrooms, l 1h baths , large enclosed front Porch , 2 garages and level lot in Rutland . Wanted a good buy for S12,SOO 00 - .•• -We have hundreds of carpet values . Your job can be completed in 1 to 2 weeks. No long waiting period. DEFENDANT You are hereby notified that you have been named defendant 1n a legal act ion ent1tled Etten Garnet Orner vs Paul Frederick Orner , Jr . This action has been ass1gned Case No 15,174 tn the Court of Common Pleas , Meigs County , Pomeroy , Ot11o 45769 , The preyerof the complaint is for dtvorce , restoration of maiden name . award of per sonal property , and other proper relief You are rqulred to &nswer the complaint within 28 day s after the last pubt tcatlon of th is notice , which Will be published once each · week Jor six consecut ive weeks . The last publication will be made on July '26 and tne 28 days for answer will commence on the date 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ...........11895 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., Vroof, air ...........11195 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S.•••••••'1195 6~ ford LTD Wagon, 'V-8 auto., P.S.•• : ••••••!995 6? ~C?ntiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air..... 1895 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S....... !1195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air••••••• 11495 •7.95 Sq. Yd. JR 7 room s, 3 • 19.95 PAUL FREDERICK ORNDER, $8,000.00. 1 SAFE GUARD YOUR LIFE SAVINGS, INVE ST IN REAL ESTATE AND TAKE AD. VANTAGE OF THE GAIN . ' • O'DELL Aliilement , ro-c-ated beh in d R uttand Grade- School. complete front end service, brakes and tuneups, wheels balanced electronically Open 8 to 8 daily. Call 7423231 on Sunday for appt. 7· 16 tfc VS Large and business bu i lding 1n Mid dleport Looks nice ins1de down s tairs Asking rust SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM MANAGER IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ELLEN GARNET ORNER , PLAINTIFF 9 AM-8 PM ~,\., C"ir'E"'M~E"'A"'N"'s ~coNCRETE the sound or the Jingling or DAILY ~ · fiCAvA-T 1filG7 -dcHP.r , IMrter and ba ckhoe work ; sept1c tanks installed ; dump trucks and 10 boys for Mire, .will haul flU Qirt. top sod, l 1mestone and !}ravel . Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day pflOne 99'2 ·7089; night Phone 992 3525 or 992· ' 5232 2: ·1l -tfc Wedding bells soon turn to • __ DOZER work , land cteartng by the acre hourly or contract. farm ponds , roads , etc Large doz er and operator w tth over 20 years expertence Pullins . Ex'cavatrng , Pomeroy. Ohto . Phone 992 2478 . 12 19.tfc : < -,' ' Repa1r makes, 992 -2284 Shop , Pomeroy Singer Sales and Sharpen Scissors J 29 tfc 71 Pont.. Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S 12095 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, v-roof & air•••••••. '1795 70 Chtysler Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air•••• .'1995 ..• - ~ Mobile Homes For Sale kitchen, large tot w1th fruit lrees Water tap paid. DOUBLE - For the pr ice of one . Rent will help with the payments 2 and 1 bedroom apts Good part of town on nice LISTING- se rvice , all The Fabric Authorized Servtce. We apart Obi ments with furnace heat, 2 bedrooms in each , 2 full baths, garage w1th shop Large level lot m Pomeroy . Brick con struction . NEW LISTING - Real n1 ce 3 bedroorr.s with large closets, all rooms carpeted . N1ce paneling, bath , basement and fenced back yard Want NEW -SEW - -ING --- MACHINES . STEREO 92.1 Pets For Sale AKC Toy Poodle pupptes ; WMPO-FM · ·1 s1amese Kittens ; lrtsh Setter • pups Kennels of Calhoun . 1 256 ·6247 7 18 26tC Mtddlepor1-Pomerov ' .. ----------- PHONE 992-7777 ---- - --------- --- -------........_..,._ ' 2 baths , furnace heat , modern We wi II be showing at he fair. Stop in, see ur display. _____________ GREAT COUNTRY pr~vate older home near Gavin OPENS JULY 30 Co molete Service Phone 949 -3821 or 9A9 . Jl61 Ra ci ne , Oh io Crltt Bradford 5._1-tfc ? 9.50 16.95 BENNY BRANHAM - -----------C BRAD FOR 0 , Auctioneer THIS, JUST $26,500. WHY WASTE TIME• LIST WITH THE OLDEST FULL TIME REAL ESTATE OFFICE IN MEIG S COUNTY WE DO GET RESULTS. 3 SALESMEN TO HELP IN THE SALE OF YOUR PROPERTY 992 -2259 or 992 -2568 Vn qll B. Tt· ,durd St Brol.:•·t 110 Mcrh,lllH Stn•t I Pnrneruy, Ohio H769 lot. NEW LISTING - delivered right 1o your project F&st and easy Free estimates . Phone 992 · 328 4. Goegletn Re'ady ·M tx Co, Mtddleport , Onto 6-30 .tf c apartment ove r 3 B R .• bath, dintng room , ni ce kitchen , H .W. floors ca r . peted. central H W. heat , excellent locat1on. SEE $18,500 00 Gallia County Jr. Fair MIX Only $8,500 BUSINESS ROOM & love ly TEAFORD RT. 7 SOUTH - ------------READY CONCRETE din1ng R. Utility R., por ches, level lot , close to shopping l l/1 - SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San 1tat ton, 992 -3954 or 992 -7349 . 10·23 .1fc NICE J BEDROOM HOME - Bath , carpeted liv ing R. & _______ _____ _ ' o''T ,,_ G EXTRA n 1ce J rooms and bath furnistted apts 1n Mtddleport Utilities pal'd . Adu l ts on ly, no pets . P.hOne 992 3205 before 1 30 1n evenings . 7·193tC ABOUT S ACRES - Home 1 story frame , 3 B. R , bath , ACRE ·rand m Ct,este r w ith large basement to l •ve m See , Paul Larry Sm 1th or phone 985 4203 after .1 30 p m 1 GOOD gent le ridtnQ horse. good 7 16 6tc wtth ktdS. Phone 992 2292 or call 992 2402 7 l7 6tc -------------- SEWAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED , REPAIRED MILLER SANITAT ION , STEWART , OHIO PH 662 · 3035 10 4 tfc * E. MAIN STREET POMEROY 111: 95 -Wash&w.. --------------SE PTIC TANKS , AROBIC NEW & USED CAR SALES WILL BE OPEN AS USUAL FOR THE GREAT CLEARANCE SALE 71 Dodg-e, Dart Swinger, Slant 6, auto...... '2195 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto........... 12195 u WILSON'S PENNZOIL - Tune-Up 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe., Vi'OIIf, power, air••••• '4695 73 Qlds Cutlass S. Cpe., v-roof, air, stereo •• 13895 . 7~ Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT~ v-roof, ·air......... '3495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., ilower, air •••••••• '2895 742-5293 - lube, Oil, Filter USED CARS FOR VACATION OF EMPLOYEES 1 HOWEVER 72 Chev. Imp 'Cpe., V-8 auto~ P.S......... '2495 ' 72 Chev. Imp. Cus. Cpe., v-roof ............ '2695 Now Open for Business SEPTIC TANKS cleaned reasonable rates . Ph 4.46 4782 , Galllpolls .. John Russell , owner and operator 5· 12 tf c Garage , 50x60 burldrng, Cement drtvewav Phone 742 5052 ' ,__ 7 16 tfc I Free Estimates estimates ' on · conve ni en t kitchen , H .W floors · with carpet i ng in living R . and hall , double ca rport, storage bldg about .85 acre . $24,000 ------------CARSON Se rv tce Station •., » Inside city limit on right PHONE 992-5476 ~====::::::::::::::::~ la•ge lot. ASKING Sl0,500 LOVELY FRAME & BRICK - Almost new , 3 B. R.• bath , Shade N tce for · house or tra i l e r , plenty ot water $2 500 Call 667 6272 7·166tp _., corner Blrck St. and Rt. 12.t. ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY porches. city water & gas , stor..age buildmg , lots of tile & paneling . JUST $7 ,900 POMEROY - I st ory frame , 3 B. R , bath , f ull basement , 3112 ACRE S nea r Buck's Lake at ·: Moved 1o Rutland . :lA mile INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR FOF< FHEt: aluminum replacement w i ndows , sid rng , storm doors 5 RM HOU SE w ll h garage . n ic e and w indows , Ra iling Phone ne igh borhood 1n Sy racuse Charles Lisle, Syracuse , Ohio . Pnone 992-3660 1969 CHEVY Town sm an stat to n 7·9ol2tc \ carl Jacob , Sale:s wag on $!,195 good conditiOn Representat i ve, V V Pt1or)e 992 7620 Johnson and Son , Inc 5 14 t fc ~ - JO . tfc , I 72 ACRES la nd , 1965 Ford L TO, JO 30 Wtncheslet' Phon e HOUS E - Stx room s and batn . 3 bedrooms Wa ll to wall 7.12 365 6 ca rpet L arg e yard 511 ,700 7-19. ltp Se e at 235 So Fourth Ave, Mtddlepor t Phone 992 55A6 7 1 tfc S IN Gt::R A u tomatiC Zig zag Sew tng Machines , 1n sewtng table Makes buttonhutes . LOTS for sa le, traile r or house sews on buttons , blind hem s All uttltltes Phone 74 2 J61S , etc Top notch condttton Pa y Ru tland , Ohto $51 or terms available P11on e 7 16· tfC 992 2653 -- - ----------~~7· 16 tfc 3 BEDROOM home , $500 down and $80 per month 2 bedroom 1969 16 FT SHA STA camprng trarler , on same ftnan cm g trailer Phone 882 2276 . Phone 992 J975 7 16 61p 7 16 t fc .. ,. ·· J&B AUTO BODY HOME DECORATING Real Estate For Sale 101~ FT El Dorado Tru ck Camper Sel f -contatned Good conditi on S800 Phon e 985 3554 STORE building , apt and 7 19 tfc gyrage , 75 ft . fr on tage , la rge p&rktng area Pr tc e $ 15,000, 200 BALES oat straw Phon e E Mam St , Pomeroy , Oh 10 9 949 5 53 Write P . 0 Box 243, Syrt'l cuse , 7-196tc OhiO 7 18 tfc IT 'S me)(pens1ve to clean rugs and upholstery with Bl ue s ROOM house and bath w tth Lus tre Rent e l ec trt c show er , 2 large lots and new sha mpooer 51 Baker Fur utrltty buildin g, 1n Ractne , n 1ture Co Oh 10 Ca II 949 5285 7 19 31c 7 16 12tc TWO 5 room and bath apts 111. Middleport. For Information , ca l l Sl92-2550 .or 742 . 6551 , · 7 3 ttc ttl .i4,21,2t1 (7J 5.1f,lf,:61c Pomeroy 500 E. MAIN JULY 22nd THRU JULY 27th ~============~· = -· Jack W. Carsey, Mgr, Phone 991 -2181 • in .: ..... t-4 WeekdaYS t -t Weekends Auto Sales For Rent Court. Pomeroy 3324 IIIP. ---~·------- ~ -- NEED responstble person to mow yard for rest of summer $2 SO per hour Call 992 3450 1 16·6tc -------------WAITRESS wanted , apply 12.000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK Street Houn: DITCHING SERVlCE These srzes a lso available . 5,000, 6,000, 8.000. 10.000 and 1 Loca1.d on lrd Racine , Ohio. See or Call Bob or Roger Jeifers Day 992-7089 Night992·l525 or 992-5232 s APpliance servtce man w1th knowledqe of refngeratton. Vacation & travel pay. : Gallia Refrigeratton Co. Phone 446 -4066 Specilll On C•rpe-1 Remn.ants. Free Es.tim1111. ''- your roof leak i ng ? Com pare our prices to any others We'll give vou a profess ional roo t for less . Call tf2.U52 For Es1lm~tuot A.,.,. Type .. ! Wall PI,_, Vinyl Wall Fabric I•Oolled. Real Estate For Scile Help Wanted Armstrong Urtaleum •109.95 '~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. CLOSED Water Lmes and Power Lines . AU work done by the foot or contract . Also dozer work and septic tanks in- 4,000 BTU -------------- *'•• ' -- --- 1968 TAYLOR Craft trailer , 17 ff Sleeps 6, vefy good con d1tion . can 99? 2941 7 12 71 C ONE turn ls~ed apartment ~ 1 bedroom , kitchen, bath and snower . On Route JJ, Mason, W Va . Also, 1 f.urntshed apartment , 2 bedroom , I1Vlno room , kl1chen, bath and snower S,m~ location Utilities furn ishe d . Phone (J O~ ) 773 5147 . Re,vnolds ' Apts 1· 10 T2tc L.•rry Spencer, Cf'-f" of Courts. Coun.ty Cqm.motl PIHI Court • ---- MOBILE HOME in Middleport Adult$ only Phorte 992 5592 · 6 25 ·tf c ....... " 4 ~OOMS and batl'l home for rent th Rutland . Phone 992 · 58?8 , · 7 14·tfc 0•'"' June 11, ,lf74 . ··· . .....---.---------- REGISTERED Toy Fo• terrter puppies Phone Vernon .weber Rutland , '.t2 5625 . ' 1 14 61c 110,000 BTU gas for c ed air furnace Phone 992 3530 or see at \99jw\ulbe.rry Avenue .:i ROCERY buslne•n tor sa le 7 18 Jtc eulldtng for sate or lease Phone 771 -56 18 from 8: 30pm to lO p m , tor appo intment 3 10 tfc --------------· · 'In· c•tt . qf your failure to enswer. or ·~Jherw,ist respond u · rect\ilrtd by the Ohio R.ules of ·(1vU Proc.tcture , iudg{Tler:H by defavft w\lf bt!' nnd.ertd ~oalnst V.u fo'r. ttlt relief demanded In the Compl.,nt . . ' one good used M"vtag dryer Phone 992 3982 . 1 18 :l!C BUS I NE SS room , 22 • BO , 234 E Matn • St , Pom~ro y, Ohio Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975. 6- 12 tt c u.s. ' 1 CHRO M E reverse wh eals and STARCRAFT Fg!ddOWf\5 II w•ll pay you to cl'lec.k our price and quatlt; we service what we sell Camp Conley S tC~rcrMt Sates , Rt 62 North of Pt Pleasant beh ind Red carp et tnn . 1 18 21C PAINT DAMAGE 197ol Zig Za g 1969 RAMBLER . 6 cyl inder SE WING MACH I NE S ST IL L $550 Phone 992 763 1 ln orlg mal ca rtons No at 7 s. lfc tachm ents needed as our controls are bu il l in . Sews VEGA Hat chback wrth 1 or 2 needles , makes 19 7 1 Ch evrolel. 4 speed . 42 ,000 buttonholes , se w on buttons , m iles gree n co lor And also , a monograms . and bl 1n d hem 1965 Fo rd 6 cylmde r eng me . stt t ch Full cash price SJB SO also an automat1c trans or budget plan availab le mtSSton Phon e I (304} 882 Phone 99 2 265J 2052 7· 161fc 7· 18 6t c f-URNISH ED apartment , adults on ly 1n Mtddleport Phone 992 ·3874 You are hereby· notif ted that vou have been named Oeten dants In a tegl!!d actton entitled Myrtle Stanley, Plaintrff , vs James L Blackburn , Christine Blackburn , Pete Gibbons and Delores Gibbons , Defendants ThiS action haa been assigned case No. 15, 573 and is pending In the Coyrt of Common I' leas of Meigs Count.v, Pqmeroy , Oh to, ' For Sale W Main UNFURNISHED house on 1637 lin coln He lgt1ts , 4 rooms , bath , f~ll basement. ni ce yard and dnveway . Phone 992 2780 or 992 3432 7 17 ttc IN THE COURT OF COMMON PlEAS j roots , hous.e5 , outbuildings , 1972 HONDA 4SO, 1911 Ford w ill do roof i ng Phone 9U pickup AJmost an acre of 7t 29, lond on Coun l v Ro\"!id l B 7 16 6tc Phone 7•2 3502 . 7 18 Jlc SHULER'S MARKET Brown Pasteboard , Sheet Iron, Refrigerators, Hot Water Tanks, Auto bodies, without motors. Scrap Iron, Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, Aluminum, Auto Batteries , Auto .Radiators. Sell to ..,.,.--------------- ct•t•. ., ·. . Wanted WILL pamt barn roots , house ------ - -L----------- Th•:;Obiect Q.f the Compta~rlt is to require forfeiture of the In Nrest Qf the De endants In the re•l estate described in an lillnd ln~tallmel'\t confract 1 recordhd In Volume P.a.ge 483, Meigs 'Coi.m y M9r1oage Recor:ds , to dectett the contract null and .void; •n~ order the same r•leailed from r'ec:cu-d You. are: · reqUir.ed tQ answer tht Compl81nt · wifhm 28 daY.s affitr fh H1st publication of this noth;;e, Wnltb will be. pu.bl lst;J'e~ 9flc• "ch. . week- for IIX b'o~ - . , ,.-~uflve .weeks . ;The · last . ~DH<af,IOI'I w~it · be Made, on· July lf; 1f1•. · .6i'ld t'he 78 davs . tor •n•*Wr wilr'commence on tha.1 OUR SERVICE & PARTS DEPARTMENT WILL BE • t 1 ' �• • Turks 1 04th Bean Dinner is August 10 Continued from pnge l frequent roadblocks. Nicos Sarnpsun , a forOler gunma n .'. wh o gu errilla RIO GRANDE - For the 104th yeor present and past resident& o1 this town wul gather Aug. 1P here at the Bob Evano Fann for the annual Rio Grande Bean Dinner to perpetuate the memory of southern Ohioans who fought in the Civil War. Highlighting the day's program will be bluegrass instrumental entertainment by The Cochran Family from Diana w replaced Makarlos, told a news confe rence ·'there is no reason 'I why Turkey should intervene militarily. The Turkish community is In no danger at all." Both Greece and Turkey were reported on a war footing, with Athens massing troops near the Turkish border and Ankara cootinuinga buildup on Va . Emergency Medical Technician s ,. . . ._ Front .row , 1--r, Chuck Bartles, John Manley, Gary Snouffer , Harold Norton, Homer Smith: Richard Vaughan , Steve Hartenbach, Howard Well, Kermit Walton ; back row, Dwight Goins, Byrne Vaughan, Gary Freeman , Jeff Shank, Bill Lambert, Jack Handley, Bill Ratliff, Tom Werry, Don Mayer, Charles Legar, Jim Sisson. chief of the J;:R squad, and Joe Struble, instructor. 21 Pomeroy men certified as EMTs Twenty~ne members of the P o mero y V o l unteer Emergen cy Squad are now chi e f Jim Sisso n by J oe , iri Pomeroy brings the nwnber Str uble, a ce rtified emergency of volunteer · EMT's in the me di cal service a nd fir e vohm teer s_quads at Pomeroy, certified Emergency Medical service training instructor for MiddJeport .and Racine to over Technicians under the State of the State of Ohi o T&J 50 to date with more training Ohio Tr ade a nd Ind ustr ial Vocational Educatio n Service. sessions to come in the fall with Voc ational Ed uc3t ion The completion of the course vital signs and hospital inEmergency Vi c tim Ca r e service training, Struble an Course. HOSPITAL NEWS nmm ced. The volunteer squadmen Th e Pomeroy Volunte er Holzer Me dl cal Center have completed 60 hours of Emergency Squad will an1Discharged, July 18) ins tr uctio n in emerge ncy noWlce soon plans to a ugment Edith Boster, Cietith Brogan , its squad roster with cadet victim ca re s kill s a nd techniques at the close of the Patricia Burns, Connie Cade, tra inees in the age bracket of Mrs. Larry Cook arid son, 18 to 21. last reCent class period . Rosalie Dyson, Mary Ervin , Cards were presented to The com ple tion or the class Feeser , Jacinda for EMT's at the Pomeroy each squad.man completing the Eva course and the organizational Ferguson, John F razier, Ear l Volunteer Emergency Squad certificate was presented to ason Hewetso n , Cecil J ohn ston, Viola Murray, James Nelson, Drive-In Pa tri cia TONIGHT JULY 19 Doub le Feature TE.ENAGE TRAMP Plus •; TEENAGE STRANGLER All en Potter, Albert Reed, Barbara Rinehart, Van Roush, Andrew Schoolcraft, John Sech, Jr., Melissa Snyder, Mrs. Frederick Sonta and son, KelH Stamper , He rman Ste wart; Vance Thorn ton, Mrs. William Trace , Jr ., and daughter, Thelma Wiley , Wmiaffison. DoUble Feature " ISLAND OF LOST GIRLS" Rated R PLUS " LOVE DOCTOR " .MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT; SATURDAY & SUNDAY JULY 19·20-21 (Tectmi~olor> Pa tter so n , Hobart Trout , Steven Whitin g, · SATURDAY JULY 20 DELIVERANCE Go uld, Jr ., Jane t Hamme rs tone , Mrs. Stephen Harri son and son , Ora " R" SHOW STARTS 7 PM Dar yle brings the number of EMT's to 24 including one instruc tor in T & I EMS a nd two Amer ican Red. Cross instructors. The Pomeroy Squad ha s also completed the standard and advan ced American Red Cross Firs t Aid .Courses and holds current cards for each . The certificates and cards, ' as well as the instruction , were authorized and made available by The Trade and Industrial . Vocational Education Service of the State Department of and a greed in a ~< gestw-e of Ed ucation in cooperation with Ohio State Universit:. . The Greek military men in stages instructor , Struble, praised the over the next few weeks . designed as a m easure to m eet individual differences in school re adin ess , providing an educational program and a method of acceleration for Meigs hit by sto~m • ri Ea rly e ntranc e for the qualified ·. is a · form .of acceler a tion , having th e a dva ntage ove r ''-skipping a gr ade" in that basic steps are not omitted from the school ' sequence . Wolfpen Mr . and Mrs. Bill McElroy, Jeff and Joey, of Columbus were weekend visitors of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy and her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. · Vern on Bing and family. · Mr . and Mrs. Joseph L. Joh ns9 n and family. of Satellite, Florida left Monday afte r spending several days Sayre · of of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves were Sunday visitors of Mr. an d Mr s . Robert R ee ves, Bryan of Middleport. Greece and Turkey how seriously the United States views the situation and the JnflatiOD • SHOp TONIGHT 'UN'fiL 8 PM '""""" national bank the bonk ol the C£m tury · es tabt 1s he~ 1872 -.... Ingels furniture MIDDLEPORT Bet z FDIC MAIN OFF (C E · M on ., T u es." Wed ., Thurs- 9 a m... J p .m . F r lday'ila .m . to7p .m S aturday~ a ."": . IO 12 N o~:m R UT L AND BRANCH fr.on : • Tues .. Wed ., Sat ., 9 a .m .. :J p . m .' · Th ursday 9 a.m . to 1'2 Noon F= r lday 9a .m . to 1 p .m . AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 I . A hometown friend. The MEIGS INN Th e mo.~t popull1r night club in the tri-county area is proud to present GEO. HALL AND THE HALLMA and Sons SQUAD OUT TWICE POMEROY - The Pomeroy E·R squad took Robert Leifheit of Burlingham to the Holzer Medical Center at 1:30 p.m. Saturday . Also Saturday, ihe Southeast Ohio Em~rgency Medical Service took Asel Searles of Middleport to Holzer Medical Center. NEW BREC TRUSTEES-Estet Dempeey, left, Oak Hill, John Holliday, Dexter, and Dan Notter, Scottown, were elected new trustees during Saturday.'s Buckeye Rural Electrrc Cooperative, Inc., meeting at the Galll.a County Junior Fairgrounds. Followmg the business meeting, members and tbeir families enJOyed a box chicken lunch, followed by entertainment furnished by tbe Gospel Harmony Boys and Albert Lanwil "The Organ Grinder and his Three Fabulous Monke ys." THREE' ·SECTIONS . VOL. 9 NO. 25 GAlliPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1974 $323,280 added for P sych unit GALIJPOLIS - The Gallia, Jackson and Meigs Counties Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board has been awarded an additional $323,280 by the Federal government to add an acute care inpatient psychiatry unit to its new mental health center already in the design stage, Congressman Clarence E. Miller joined G. Wilson Bowers, Jr., M.D., Chairman of the Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board, and Thomas S. Moulton, Chairman of the Galtla" Jackson· Meigs Community Mental Health Center, tll'g private nonprofit corporation which ""will staff and operate the new facility, through its Center Director, Dr. George B. Greaves, in the • annOUiiceihent. · ·. custom·nlode draperies .. ® . ~ ,. ''' . I .. . .. .. ' . • remain. • Staying in Meiga County will be the many portraits of .pets and people which Mrs. Agan is turning Ojl! for the benefit of the Meigs County Humane Society. Mrs. Agan and her husband, Ri!'hard, wbo is emploYed at the Gavin Plant, moved to Meigl! County last January. The couple became members of the Meigs County Humane Society and Mrs. Agan volunteered to work at the society 's 11 Thrift Stop 11 in Pomeroy. Then, it occurred to ber that, perhaps, she could help more by turning to her artistic talent ratber than serving as a sales person for customers who frequent the shop, The idea caughL on, and Mrs. Agan finds herself already with much to do. She's done a number of drawingl! of pets, but frankly admits that people are really ,. .. . a nd • CHOOSE FROM OUR FRESH NEW SELECTION OF.FABRICS · . • MADE TO YOUR EXACT WIDTH ANDLENGTH · . 1.. CAMPAIGNS IN SOtrl'HERN OIUO - George C. Smith, Republican candidate for Attorney General of Ohio, is piclured above during a reception held Saturday afternoon on the Gallia County Courthouse lawn. Atty. Smith is currently the Franklin County Prosecuting Attorney In Columbo..s. Durin¥ Saturda-y's campa~ iDur In soutllem Ohio Smitll vlsit~ Pomeroy, Jackson, <!;llllpoiLund McArthur. Serving Atty, Smith a glass of tee cold lemonade Ia Mrs. Rlchai"d .Mackel12!e. On left Ia AllY,. and Mrs. Gene 'Wetherholt. Wetherhott is Smith' campaign chatnnan In GaiiJa County. prices have been "slashed" to encourage GALLIPOUS - Lucinda DeVeny of Englewood, Ohio, was employed here in a marathon session Saturday afternoon as speech and hearing therapist In the Gallia County Schools .. Mrs. DeVeny is a graduate ol Ohio University and has five years experience . She replaces Mrs. Jane Major, employed earlJer thiS month, who resigned. · The board approved its 1975 appropriatlonB totaling $143,714.48 and set $10 • as the rate for bus driver examinations. Regular bus drivers employed were Robert Engle, Vinton; Mary George, Vinton ; John. C. Fulks, Rt. 1, Crown City ; Ivan Mayo, Rt. 2, Bidwell; Wtttl.am Scott, Chesh!,r.e ; Sara · Summers, · Rt. 1. (Continued on page 2) . Three thefts under probe by officials GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County sheriff's deputies Friday investigated the theft of 400 gallons of fuel oil in the Cheshire area reported by Marion 1. Thomas of Rt. I, Cheshire. . Deputies also investigated a breaking and entering at the residence of Ethel Hill, 241 Jackson Pike. Nothing was reported missing. Meanwhile; Gallipolis City PoUce Friday investigated the theft. of $50 Worth of assorted tools taken from the Bob Rees Building at the corner of Court St. and Third Ave. complex. Mr . Sutherland had been employed In mine communications about a year. A skilled photographer, he was assistant scoutmaster of Pomeroy Boy Scout Troop 249. He had heen scheduled to leave Saturday with .six Boy Scouts from Point ' Pleasant to serve as a.n adult advisor at the . Boy Scout National Camp at Camp · Philmont, Ariz. Tom Reed, Pomeroy, an active scout advisor, said he will make the trip to Camp Philmont with the six scouts. A 1965 graduate of Rutland High School , Mr . Sutherland was active in the Civil Air Patrol. He was a veteran of the Vietnam War having served as a reactor operator·on a nuclear submarine in the U. S. Navy. He was a member of the Sacred Heart ChUrch in Pomeroy. He was born Oct. 3, 1946, in Charleston, W. Va., the SGn of Keith and Elsie Smoot Sutherland, Rutland Route t, RAYMOND S1.1'1'11ERLAND who survive along With a sister, Mrs. x~~W.j ' Sl " f<'&j:;w~~ Karen Sutherland Brouse, Rutland Route •.:' ......... .....!':.>'•'~'Yo'.o,•..o~;·· ...•.•;Y>'IO•~.:··; . . FINALE TONiGIIT ... 1, and a maternal grandfather, W. T. ~ Smoot of Charleston, W. Va. !!I RIO GRANDE - The Friends-may call at the Walker Funeral ~ nlnth and ftnat presentation of " GaUta Country•• · by the Home in Rutland any time from 2 p.m. f Sunday to 10 a.m. Monday. Rosary ser- ~ Gallla Dramatic Arlo vices will beheld at 7:30p.m. Sunday at the % Society will beglu al9 o'c~oct Ibis evening at the am, funeral home. At II a.m. Monday requiem ~ mass will be held ·at the Sacred Heart phltheatre on Bob Evons Church in Pomeroy with the Rev. Father Farms, Rio Grande. More George Nadzam officiating . Burial wilt he than 400 persons attended .Friday's. performance. in the Mt. Olive Cemetery at Charleston. ::-: I . Recycling program set • ALL AT 20% SAVINGS! . Select J~st the right fabrics to freshen up your windows .. . fro':" our brand new collection of casements, sheers, antique satms, textured weaves, washable foam ,backs, damasks, open ·weaves and more in splendid home colors. We make them t~ the width and exact inch lenlth you specify, tailor them With care and finest quality workmanship. And you'll have them in. your home in just 2 weeks! Come see our new fabrocs f~r custom·made draperies and accenories ..• and ple..e bnnc willlbf sizu. • r Therap ist employed Portraits of pets and people commissionei:l at fraction over costs orders and are so low that a portrait of some description falls within the price range of most everyone. All of the proceeds except reimbursement . for supplies go to the society. The artist works from a photograph generally but does like a glimpse of the subject so t]]at sl)e can be more exacting as to coloring and other detail. Mrs. Agan, now 26, has been interested in art since tbe age of eight. Her talent has been put to use on newspapers and in fashion boutiques . She fJnanced her education at Tennessee Technical University in Cookvttte by using her talent In commerCial art . Strangely, Mrs. Agan majored in 11 her thing." Mrs. ·Agan visits the shop · home economics at the University . about every Friday to line up the requests She says she was trained to lollipops and elaborate lor portraits and generally Spends the day make banquets but didn't pick up much turning out her artistic works. Mrs. Agan works in colored pencil , in the way of techniques 'for every charcoal, pastels and water ctrtors. Her (COntinued on page 2) ' • PRICE 20 CENTS MIner •. crushed MRS. RICHARD (BONNIE) AGAN 'at WOrk on a portr!Ut at the Thrift Shop of the Meigs County Humane Society in Pomeroy. Proceeds from her artistic endeavor go to th~ Society. BY BOB HOEFUCH POMEROY - Mrs. Bonnie Agan, a talented artist1 is just passing through Meigs County, so to speak , but when she leaves In September a part of her will · Middleport-Pomeroy , The additional funding now brings the amount of monies appropriated for the new mental health facility to ap• proximately $1 million . The building will he located opposite the Holzer Medical Center on State Route 160. Mrs. Maxine Plummer, Executive Director or the Mental Health and Mental Retardation · Board who assisted Dr. Greaves with the preparation of the new construction grant, LANGSVILLE - Raymond K . said the receipt of the additional construction funds places the mental health Sutherland, 27, Rutland Route 1, was killed center in an excellent position for seeking Friday afternoon in the underground mine and receiving 90 per cent Federal . of the Southern Ohio Coat Co. near here. There were no details of the accident assistance for its staffing durin g · the available at the company office as there coming autumn . were oo apparent witnesses. However, Meigs County Coroner pr. R. R. Pickens, who was called to the mine about 3:30p.m. said Mr. Sutherland was struck by a pi~e of slate about the size of a refrigerator. Death was the result of severe crushing of the head and chest , Dr. Pickens said. His was the first fatal accident at the new mine · Meigs artist draws fo r H umane Society . More 30 PAGES • the weekend . Do r is ~yers Excavating Contractors of Henderson . Besides Myers & Sons, two other companies submitted bids. They are Black Rock Contracting Inc. of Gallipolis Ferry and M-G-M Paving Co., Inc. of Gallipolis. Th~ bids suhmt tted from each company were : Myers & Sons, $44,298; Black Rock, · $53,ll2.1!0 and M-G-M, $46,769.60. Than 12,000 Families sale 20°b off bor. She was buried last Tuesday. Mr . and Mrs. J ack Conroy Mrs . to , R ~a ching deplore military intervention ~4,;;i~::~::~~:Ji on the Wand and call on all "Margie and 1were countries to respect the of bliss . . . and then she nation 's independence. about the reward money." much to lose our dear neigh- grandchildren of St. .Joseph , · Mich. are spending a week with her mother, Mrs. Alice Dodson and !lie Coii'i'oys. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose were visi ting Mrs. Milhoan and Bernard ·recently . . PT. PLEASANT - Street paving in thls ci ty will begin this week after city council Friday night in a s(iecial meeting, Yo ur In vited Guest prus, a demand opposed by the United States. · U.N. $0urces said a draft resolution being considered would not call for Makarios return to power. It would was ca lling on relatives over oo"'"'"' pomeroy Ohio Power einpioyes worked from 7:30 p.m. Friday until 7 a.m . Saturday restoring electric service . military intervention" in Cy- Err ol Conroy . Mrs. Alice Furgeson of Huntington visited over th e weekend . The neighbors and friends of Mrs. Edith Osborne hated very OR FREE ESTlMAT . CALL' ff2·26Jl AT ANYTIME seen ther e. ' Mr . an d Mr s . Durward Conroy of Tennessee visited a week with his mother , Mrs. Alice Dod~on and brother, . "II 'f' rrmot ... I I." ' Jm·/ . .': . , . Slreet paVJng will begm Continued clear tOday, little chance of rain. In the 60s tonight. Monday clear bu t cloudy l.ater with 10 per cent chance or rain late. Highs in the 80s. Dimitriou, the newly appointed foreign minister, said Papfilippou would replace Zenon Continued from page 1 Rossides, dean of the U.N. . counterproductive,"Ru!lh diplomatic corps who has 1n tbe interview in his office represented Cyprus since it the Western White House. won independence In 1960. · got temporary benefits ·u.N. observers predicted a the wage and price freeze, credentialsbattteinthecouncU we're paying for tt now." rivalling the diplomatic hassle of 1965 when envoys . of opposing Dominican Republic regimes appeared. Security Council members also rejected Soviet demands for condemnation of "Greek ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. '' keno Hidgc CLEANING wind which was stronger than he'd ever will have the best chance for Mr . William Commercial In Stlversville, Louis Deluz reported a tree over 200 years old was uprooted by the or kettles. Sl~ the kettles u.<ed at the original Bean Dinner are among the ten nowneeded to feed the expected crowd of "beaners." · Memorial observana!s at the dinner will consist of a flag raising accompanied by the National Anthem, to he performed by Roger WiUia ms, Sr., with Peg Thomas at the plano; an invocation by the Rev. Robert Wilkin ; a welcome by Bob Evans; and the Bean Dinner history by c. Robert Llrith of Rio Grande College. 'Jb e Cochran Family, who headlined the 1973 Bob Evans Farm Festival, co~sists of father Frank Cochran and his children, James, 17, Bert, 14, Richard , 13, Little John, 8, and Linda Jo, 7. Weather successful school experi ence if th.ey. begin their schooling with . childten of their own age group at the usua1 time· of e ntran ce . Today the Rio Grande Belin Dinner is an annual social re unloo for neighbors and acquaintana!s, both old and new, and the menu has change'(! only in the elimination of hardtack. Attendants at the 1974 dinner will enjoy all the beans they can eat plus coffee for $1 1children 50c). i.Acal civic and church groupo will operate conc...<ion stands tD supplement this basic rare. The beans are· clEaned, washed three times, then cooked In giant cast iron awarded contracts In general , most children Columbus was weekend visitor CARPET CLEANING RACINE - Heavy wind hit the Racine, Portland and Stlversvilte area Friday evening. In the village of Racine power lines were torn down and trees uprooted with some streets blocked due to the fallen electric lines and tree timhs. BIG WEEKEND CATCH - Pictured above with a big weekend catch are (left to right) Edward Gardner of Gallipolis, Luther Coleman of Cheshire, Eddie Coleman of Cheshire Ralph Coleman of Gallipolis. The catCh was on the·Muskingum River near Beverly , Ohio: two largest catfish weighed 19 pounds and 40 pounds respectively with the largest one 42 i'r~~~~ : long. The largest fish took approximately 31> hours of exhausting work to land, on a tOp test line. The largest fish was finally landed by Ralph and Eddie Coleman in a row boat as fish was moving too far from the river bank . In the mean time Luther Coleman drove to nearby bait shop and purchased a gaffling hook that Gardner swam to the boat, so the · could he landed. potential for calamity/' a State Department official said, Tur kish Premier Bulent In New. York, crowds apmembers of the Pomeroy Ecevit arrived in Ankara today' plauded and cheered Thursday Volunteer Emergency Squad after his talks in .London and whe n Archbishop Makarios for th ei.r commWlity spirit in catted his 24-lnan cabinet Into · arri ved at U.l'!. headquarters. improving their overall efan em er gency session . neWSmen he hoped the He told ficiency as EMT's·. He said, The threat of a Turkish · incoup could be reversed by ''The volWlteer s are to be vasion of Cyprus appeared to peaceful mea ns, commended for the ir in terest have eased when Turkey's Diplomati c sources said in the tr ain in g. The parliament r ecessed an· emer· me mber s of t h e 15-nation cooperation received was quite gency session un til Saturday. Security Council decided evident with the high attendThe meeting was called to Thursday to receive-Makarios ance r at io fo r th e 60 hours of endorse an attack. as head of the Cyprus govern. classes und erta ken." Sisco, und er sec r et a r y of ment. state, met with Ecevit in · But Secretary General Kurt London before heading to Waldheim received a telegram Athens. State Department offi- from Nicosia laie Thursday, cials said Sisco would fly on to saying the military governAnkara for more talks with the ment had named Loukis Turkish leader after his stop in Papafilippou to represent the • Athens . island and the new ambassador "His aim is to impress on would arrive today. bot h the gove rnments of " The c able, signed by Dinuny those who can profit by it. with his mother , Mrs . Helen Johnson and other relatives. STEAM EXTRACTION • • Testing schedule set for children Parents of children .who will be fi ve or six years ol9 after -Pleasant Valley Hospital Sept. 30imd on or before Jan . !, Discharges - Tex Auxil 1975, and who wish their Pretty, Buffalo ; Mrs. Ernest children to be considered fo r McDonald ,! Point Pleasan t; enrollment into kindergarten Ray Da wson , Mason ; Barbara· or first grade rnay request an Lamm, Galtipo!;s; Mrs. Paul appointment by calling Robert Run yo n; Leo n ; Mrs . John E. Bowen, County Superin· · Mayes; Addison; Mrs. Leslie tendent of Schools at 992-3883. Parsons , Crown City;. Mrs. Testing will be done by the elementary supervisors during Alfred Clark, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. John Bresenham , Point the week of July 29. Requests Pleasant; . David Lee Roush, should he made not tater than Mason; David Click, Mt. Alto; August I. Birth certificates Paul Davis, Gra:yson, Ky.; Dr. should be presented at the time F. D. •swan, Addison ; Mrs. of testing. Early entrance testing was Bernard Wallace, Pomeroy. established to accommodate parents of children possessing marked higlj ability and maturity as co11_1pared to their chronological ages. It is Your vi!luables can be vault-safe . Around the clock. And easily available whe n you want them. Let us show you a Safe Deposit Box. Just pennies a week for real safety. only SO miles from the Island. Greece bowed to pressure £rom its allies in the North Atlantic Treaty Orgarrization good faith" Thursda y to replace the 650 Greek officers who led the Cyprus coup on Monday . Turkey charged the conc"ession wa_ s a manuever and said only a total withdrawal of Greek officers could diffuse the fi ve-day o1d crisis on the island. The popubtion of Cyprus is 80 per cent Greek and 20 per cent Turkish . Greek Ambassador Angftos Chorafas told an emergency NATO meeting in Brussels the Greek officers wo uld be removed and replaced by other • .The homecomtng dinner was held at vanous loc$tlons In the village unUt 1971 when It was moved to the outdoor Shelte~ House area on the Bob Evans Fann th e nation 's southern coast POMEROY VOI,.UNTEER ER Squad now certified · lo<:at.ed Just one.fourth mtte east of Rio Grande on Rout.e :l!i. In the pas! four years, attendance has increa~ from 100 to more than t ,200 in 1973 and at least that many are expected this year. The Rio Grande Bean Dinner was Institute· Jn 1871 as a reunion for Confederate and Union soldiers, and it offered local, nen.fightln~ citizens the opportunity to show their support and appreclatloo to the veterans by sacrificing their normal da ily food in favor of beans, hardtack and coffee - the standard menu of armies on the mar ~h . BY CHUCK CORNELIUS GALLIPOLIS - Galtta . County Drapety Department _ first Floor SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PREMIUM S ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ,.. citizenS soon. ( an save and recycle their· accumulatto118 Of newspapers. Under direction of Hannan Trace High School lnBtructors Ch~ ck Cornelius and Tom Pope, the school's Future Farmers of America boys will supply the manpower. Proceeds from the recycled newspapers will be used for new and Improved recreational facilities In Gallla County. The firotdate to circle on all calendars Is Saturday, August 10. From 9 a.m. unttt noon Pope's FFA witt have a large truck parked near the left side of the G. C. Murphy Store ln the Si!ver Bridge Plaza. All citizens should bring their newspapers and other . non-g lossy · papers (no magazines pleaS.) neatly tied with strong ' cord or twine ln bundles of about 2$ pounds. Papers must be tied together to be .a.;ceptabte. . Recycling of newspapers represent.. ' . an ac tivity conduCive to . conserving natural resources, Public, support for the program will determine it.5 success and whether or not the county wttt receive lan~ible bene!Ita. , The tentative plan Is to receive stored . newspapers once a month on the second Saturday or the month . ·They will truck them either lo Athens or Hunllngton to be recycled. Pope joins me tD say, "See you with your tied bundl¢5 of newspapers on August 10 and please help our public se..Vtce ·· project.get of! to a good start!" • •• ' ) . • .. "' ... ..o . I ,'•.,'· ..... . ... • .....jt ~ ~· group of con5tructlon worker~ 'of tho Glvln Pawer Plarit who ore ltmpotarlb' residing In Middleport and apparenUy lJke tho town . . ', ~,,... • NEW DOCK - This floating dock has been placed at the Middleport Marina for Wle·by boaters. Tbe dock was ma~e and donated to Middleport Village by a I . -- , ' I ' .:.'- • I J • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 19, 1974