https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/234f0713f2b48dadef28f9a56e7db34a.pdf ba20a5ee37915f3606d250e02518e778 PDF Text Text Judging time here for 4-H 30 _ TbO O.Uy Sentlnol, Mlddleport-Pomtroy, 0 ., W«<.nesdlly, July 24. 1971 Meigs Little Chinese needles can kill By David Hcndln ( NEA Science Editor 1Third In a strlfSI NEW YORK ( NEAl - Some pseudo-acupuncturists claim that use of the ancient Oriental n•'<!dles pia""<! imprup.rly can cause !r(reat harm by up.st.1 tlin ~ the balarll't' cf Yin and Yang In a rc(·t:nl issue ,,r the Jl•urnul o£ th(' Amencan more than illness otlreact)' needle therapy is harmless ronnation, one is hard put to understand why ~h)• sicians who thcmsel"es are not ex~ perts in c1assical acuptya:ture techniques are so ready and ant"sthesiHII,I!ist 01·. John Bonil'a , l' ht~irman of the Ad J-lv(' ("unnn ittt•(" on A(·upunt·· IUTr of the Nationnl lnslilutes nf Hoalth and u,e American Sodety of Anc s thesl o lo~ls ls. lll<-~de important c·onclusions <tftcr intensive study nf the even when used incorreclly. But hard medical evidence shows that in the wrong hands acupuncture can be very dangerous indeed. Students of <:lassical acupuncture who h'ave studied in the Orient have practiced on themselves for many .years and have pricked their own skins a thousand times to perfect their form . 11oday, however, some physicians think they can do a quick study of .acupuncture in three-or four~day Courses . which offer no practical e~­ perience, and then use it on patients safely and s ue· cessfully . one such course, given by the Los Angeles based American Institut e of Hypnosis recently in New York, attracted some 96 doctors , their assistants and others not affiliated with the medical profession. During this course the ' dangers of acupuncture were drastically downplayed . possibly lulling the audience into a false sense of security regarding -its own· new-found ability to use the needles to bl!lance the body's energies as the Chinese have for thousands i' has,'' Duke says. In light of this kind of in- willing to ur~e their colleagues to pradice the information they pass along. One answer may lie in a point Dr. Shirley, a self-styled expert in ·' Acupunc-ture America n Style,'' made in a lecture : "I find my patients are much more eager to try acupuncture than maybe their doctors are," he said. · Dr. Shirley. who comes rrom Jennings, La., goes onto tell or a pregnant woman patient who wan ted to induce her labor using acupuncture. ·'( let her talk me into it because ( wanted to.use Spleen 6 1a point above the ankle where needle insertion is supposed to induce labor ) anyway .n This seems tantamount to a physic-ian allowing the patient to talk him into taking out an appendi~. even though the doctor doesn't think the operation is necessary. "One reason they have me at these courses." Dr. Shirley said, "is lhal I'm not so big on all these long theories . I tell something you ca n use tomorrow.' The physicians who have been chosen to evaluate acupuncture al the, highest mediCal levels aren't as sure as Dr. Shirley and Dr, Saita that inexperien ced use of. acuptmctW'e can 't hurt anyone. MNin·a l Asso . sub je_c t. An1on~ them : " The mi suses of therapeutic acupunctw-e is Rn important health p ro bl~m . - ··The widespread clinic.ul use of acupWlctlU'e ls tul · warranted t~t th e present lime." The same issue of the J AMA gave case histories of various complications or acupunctute rangtng fr om therapy damagt"d nerves and arteries to puncture of the lung and at least one death caused by H blood leak in the hc<1rt after needling in the area by an acuptmctw·ist. Many people believe th<-Jt acupuncture therapy is a panacea for all ills and that doctors oppose it because it would put them out of business. When acuplUlcture is criticized these defenders say, " Then how come it has been practiced so successfully for thousands of years in China "! '' The point is debatable . Dr . Bonica notes that "for centuries before lhe 1949 com. mWlist revolution, China had had one of the highest mortality rates and lowest life expectancies in t~e world ." And even Dr . Ching Yuen Ting, a China.trained classical acupun cturist who lives in New York sa id, " In the book of acuplUlcture it says it can cure of years . .· ''I can give you ways you can start using acupuncture right away with results," general practitioner Dr. Louis E. Shirley said in a lecture at the AIH "course. " He added that "I had a phone call just the other day from somebody who took this course and uses !he treatment and is yet to have his first failure." · And Dr. Harold S. Salta, an osteopath and acupuncturist from West Vancouver, B.C. •told the group, 11 That 's one beauty of acupuncture. Treat the wrong place and 'there's no . eflec! at all." HOUSTON . (uP!) - Each virgin material." This is in direct conflict with Browning-Ferris and the classical acupuncture theory year Americans throw out 130 mllllon tons of garbage in ·designer, Bruce Monical, gathas espoused by almost all of its students. . in the book · various forma. This Is a vast ered the recycled !Dalerials ''Acupuncture,'' China-scholar resource for Industrial and from New York, Georgia, Marc Puke explains that manufacturing materlala that · South Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Colorado and california. "Each of the (acupuncture) Is largely ignored. To show how garbage can be Broken beer bottles went into points is one-tenth of an inch in a · table top, melted down dianieter, and some of them automobile cylinders formed are that close to Important aluminum frames for ·chairs, blood vessels ·and nerves. A slip, ever so slight, ·and the . turned Into useful objects, used paper tubing added acupuncturist can Injure . a Browning-Ferris ·Industries of support to the walls an<! broken patient seriously.' or cau~e Houston buUt a totally recycled Windshields became ashtrays. Monical found the design pennanent nerve damage - 8 ofttce complete with furniture good reason not to allow from discarded beer bottles, challell8ing. In four months anyone but a qualified used automobile parts, _paper :-work, he learned the materials were both durable and easy to professional to puncture your and cloth. . "We're hoping through this · work with, skin with his slim needles. "I was Intrigued by the ''Chinese acupuncturists exhibit to be able to visually believe ' that even without and dcamatlcally demoostrate idea," M011ical said. "But this hitting an artery or nerve, that here are producla that are was just a drop iii the bucket to good looking and that are what can be <lone and acceptable," aaid John Van- ultimately what will have to be · derveld Jr., a senior vice done. president of the company, "Sooner or later, we're going ''The general public must to have•to begin subotitliting · recognize that 'Waste' is · a and realize there is a resouree ToniGht, Thursday, misnomer because once a there and it has to be put to use Friday matertalls used it is still there. by business and the conIt's just changed forms. So you swner." July 24·25-2.6 put lt back in a form that Vander vel d sa I d must Double Feature <ian be. reused. And the cost as manufacturers must recognize "SSSSSSS" we see It is comparable It not that vast amounts of energy Plus less than things made ~f could be saved and rapidly "THE BOY WHO CRIED ·original material." diminishing natural resources WEREWOLF" . The 15 by 40 foot offiCe has 16 more judiciously through RATED "G" wall panels, a desk and chair, widespread use of recycled three ~""P chairs, a sofa, two materials. lounge chairs, a coffee table, But unW IIUinufacturers eretwo end tables with lampe, ate a demand for the recycled several decorative pieces and a mater ala, ·he said, its producnyk•f carpet. lion will lag. Tonight and Thursday And it's all made from irash. "It would oe nice if we could ·July 24-2S · "The material for the sofa ease Into this and understand NOT OPEN was made from 95 per cent · it," Monical said, "because reprocessed wool by a manu- eventually we're going to be a friday, Saturday, Sundily facturer who produces It all the July 24-27-28 AI Patino in time," Vanderveld said. "But "SERPICO" be's afraid to tell the general 1 -~. (TechnicolorJ public that it's reprocessed . AI Pacino, John Randolph .. R... wool because the general public will say that there m~ · CARTOONS ' · Show Starts 7 p. m. be IIOIDething wrong with II. *t~~ :::~~::.~:3-:.\>.$;_o\:~~ it Lh;tl ;1 lnl <Jf people still die th(•rc ? If the buok were riAht , un ueupundurisl would be able to balance tho Yin and the Yun~, llx lhc cireulalin r\. which is very irnpurl11nl , and no une would ~el old and die.'' Many physiclons have also pointed oul that acupuncture, OSp<'cially when Jll'ac ticed on Uw " production line m ethods" ulfer" l by inany a(·upun eture f'linics tod11y. cnn seriously delay a person from ~etling life-!lavin~ medico! or surgical treatment. Say a woman ha s a pain in th.e belly, and she ~oes lo an acupunctw·ist. He alleviates the pain and it slays away for weeks or months. But theil the pain returns, worse than befOre. This time acupunctlU'e is not effective and the woman seeks other medical help . Upon examination the physician finds widespread clm<;e r of the in testine, or perh aps the uterus - a cancer that wo uld have been far more localized and easily removed many weeks before when the pain first occurred. But the "quackuplUlctw-ist" didn 't give the patient a complete physical exam and thus missed the cancer completely. With acupWlctlU'e , then, as wit.h anything else, lhe " buyer tnust bewa re." The buyer should particula1·1y beware of those who pra ct i ce " Acupun ctur e American . Style." t NEXT: Who Teaches . lb t• Courst'?) garbage, hut recycled Mason Drive-In MEIGS THEATRE recycled society in many respects." WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Washington author has a c~ . cused Supreme Cow-t Justice William H. Rehnquist with ""etbical short-sightedness'' for casting the deciding vote in a case he was involved with before his elevation to the court. In 'B new book, ''The Ap· pearance of Justice," John P. MacKenzie urges Congress to legislate standards for SHOP THUilSDAY 9:30 -TO 5 PM FINAL CLEARANCE SALE SAVE UP TO 75%. . 2195 GOOD/fEAif ONLY PC·78· NW-VY-TL L78x!S $ 4 Ply Whlto Walls · tor large c.r owners · Fed. Exc. Tax (a,.,,n~ . ln:-~t;un .' -'·!"'llilil"l .ruu lttlju,.f: '3.13 ZSPEED 110101 . .HEAIIU&Ift 4 I'OSitiOII lllt 'lll . 700 E. Moln St. . lUG ADJUSl'IIEIT BAKER WOMEN'S. SUMME.R DRESSES SAVE UP TO 75%. EXTRA · . SPECIAL //OIIf'/lout6f/JU h fl.·at,, .\!i It f' I. ..., ' ', .Eiberfelds In Pomeroy AUGUST 13-.14-15-16-17 Al&o.r.& St1"1T..,. :\~ Jmnes E. McCI.uin , Margaret McClain , James Samuel BY AGNESC. HIU., TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO Rucker, Connie Hope Rucker Not all the history 01 America's two centuries is to be found 1n sch~l bo!>lta and bOOks on llbral')l \0 John ~'. Cook, Peggy Cook, shelves. Modern Americans can learn very much aboutllfe in an earlier lime from the records and 13 Acres. Olive. diaries of ordinary men and women whO lived and worked then. Such a diary was kept by John H.. Ralph Welker, Pearl Welker Parker of Tuppers Pla!n4 from May, 1845 ,to January , 1890. In his diary. or day bOOk, he recorded to Jack Welker, Sharon Mae recipes for soap and other household compouhds, listed events important to hunself a!ld lhe Welker , 8.9853 Acres, Bedford.' country, and kept track of wages and prices paid for household goods and services. Abo, he listed Anna M. Ryther, Com ., John the names of 148 people with whom he conducted business dc :ing those 45 years. Oddly enough, Warner. dec. to Evelyn M. Utere are 14 people named Parker on the list . Warner, Eleanor Louise Well . Among lhe recipes in the book are two for making grafting salve. For stump grafting he Zelda Joan Kaldor, Helen,Reah · recommends a mixture of five pounds of 1'08in (his spelling) to three pounds oj beeswa< and one Gipson , Donna Jean Cobb, pound of tallow. For slope grafting he used two pounds of tallow to one pound beeswu and one Clelilh Eileen Brogan, John teaspoon of spirits of turpentine. He dl)ted these recipes and signed them on AprlllO, 1853. Warner, Glada Faye Camp. Relrigerators and freezers have simplified tbe task of preservtn~ food today, ~t a century ago bell, Dana Herbert Warner. very different methods had to be used . John Parker's recipe for keeptng beef contamed a mixture oj Gary Lee Warner, Tery Ray sugar and salt to be used as a preservative . He directed thalfor every one hundred pounds of beefi Warner. Mary Edna Warner, one pound of salt and two pounds of brown sugar be diSsOlved with one.quarter ounce of salt petre in Pomeroy. enough water to cover the beef. Let the meat stand in the water for two weeks, then the brine should Christine Branham to Ernest be drained off and replaced with a fresh mixture made the same as the first. His notes tndicate thai E. Imboden, Wanda J. Im- this method would keep the beef the season through. boden, l.ol, Salisbury . Supermarket shelves loaded with scented soaps, deodorant bars, and an endless array of Sybil Ebersbach , Comm ., laundry products fortified with bleacbes and brighteners may satisfy the modern shopper. Elbert Williams Jr .• dec. to However for John Parker and family tbe choices were simpler. They made therr own soap from Alice L. Williams, Richard L. a mlxlure of lye, grease,and sal sodl!, His recipe for hard soap says to put twenty pounds of grease Williams, Michael R. Williams, and two gallons of lye in a kettle and boil for one hour over a slow fire . Then put two more gallons oi Stephen W. Williams, Parcels, lye into the kettle and boil for another half hour. Finally add one gallon of water and three pounds of Sutton-Rutland. sal soda and boil a half hour longer. Let it stand for one dl!y . By adjusting the amounts of waterand . Richard L. Williams, Sharon sal soda, a milder soft soap could be made. Willianis, Michael R. Williams, . In anotbet part of his book he listed what he called remarkable evenis, These are some of hiS Dorothy Williams, Stephen W. entries. · . Williams,- Vicky Williams to May 29, 11145: Hard frost In Meigs County, Ohio. Alice L. Williams, Parcels, June 5, 1859: Frost that killed wheat, corn, potatoes. Sutton-Rutland. . July 19,1863 : Battle fought at Buffington Island, Meigs County, Ohio, A part of Rebel Morgan 's Laura J . Douglas to Flora forces captured. About lOS killed between seven and nine o'clock by General Hobson . Mae Osborne, 66.18 Acres, July 26, 1863: The remainder of Morgan's command captured and Morgan himself in ColuniScipio. biana County, Ohio at two o'clock by Major Rue. · ' G~nevieve B. Meinhart to May4, 187J:Themerwrystoodateightbelowzero, · April!, 1874: The Ohio River did notfreeze over in the winter ofl873 and 1874. Sybil Ebersbach, Lot 7, Pomeroy · Aprif 7, 1.880: Moved from Orange to Olive Township, Sybrl Ebersbach to March '!0, 1885: George Buck moved to Missouri. Genevieve B. Meinhart, Erma A list of priees and wages kepi in another section of his day book provides an interesting J . Smith , Lot I , Pomeroy . glimpse ofllfe then. The average wage paid for mill work, plowipg In the field, or construction of buildings was listed as one dollar per day. on May 17, 1851, John Parker paid John Hobert sixty cents for shearing sheep. on March '1:1, 1852 be bought two bushels of cow feed for a quarter from Lawrence Hoffman, and three weeks later he bought a hundred pounds of flour from the.same IIUiil SECOND CHILD BORN for $1.62'h . Also in 1852 he paid Milton Parker $2.17 for a barrel of salt. Modern shoppers caught in Mr . and Mrs. Alfred Roush, the grasp of inflation might be aiiUIZed and envious to find that beef COSt three and a half cents Middleport, are announcing pound in Meigs County in 1851, and John Parker bought 108 pounds of meat for $3.78, according to the birth of a .daughter, Amy his notes. He might be aiiUized to find out that now one good steak costs more than that. In 1854 he Dawn, at the Pleasant Valley paid a quarter for two gallons of vinegar. Hospital, Pojnt Pleasant, July He abo noted that Ebenezer Young commenced to learn the carpenter trade from him on AprU 13. The infant weighed 6lbs., 2 ·. 20, 1852, and that a year later Benajah Parker commen""<' to work on Aprill9, 1853, at $8.35 I -.'I per ozs . Grandparents are Mr. a.nd Ill!lnth. -John Parker's book, with its Interesting and very human look atlife in Meigs County a Mrs. Harry C. Roush, Sr., century ago, is now owned by Everett Parker of Reedsville, Ohio. ,.. ' Mason, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Vinton. Mr. Marriage Licenses . and Mrs. Roush have a son, Mobile · homes aren't new • Alfred Lewis, foilr . - they're been around in PT. PLEASANT - The Hudson, 50, Point Ple_asantj tornado country for a couple following applications for Alan Jay Ray, 22, Kingman, hundred years. · marriage li"!'nses have been Ind., and · Deborah Lynn ftled in the . office of Mason capebart, 22, Leon. County Clerk L. W. _Getty: the anguish of the 1969 forced · · •Donny Lee ·Robertson, 20, resignatign of former Justice Henderson and Pamela Sue Abe Forlas, lhe attempt to Wiseman, !!I, Henderson; John . . impeach Justice William 0. Norman Mash, 25, Buffalo and aCtion in a memorandum, Douglas and . the agonizing Brenda Sue Bletner, 27, Leon; which McKenzie finds " a hearings before the Senate Reginald Steven Gl!lispie, 20, monument both of RehnquiSt's refused to confirm Clement F. New HaVen .and Joyce May technical ability and to his Haynesworth Jr . and G. Harold Roush, 20, Letart; Robert Lee Carswell to seats on the high Saunders, 21, Gallipolis and ethical short-sightedness. " If the standards set forth in coutt. Connie Jean Saunders, 18, If the road to you-know" It is not enough that justice Gallipolis; Ricky Allison where is paved with good inthe memorandum are allowed lo stand for Supreme Court merely appear to be done; but casto, 18, Mason and Kathryn tentions, we have a prime ,..; justices or for the lower federal the appearance·of justice is an Ruby Bush, 17, Henderson; contractor in mind. indispensable element of judiciary,'' he says, Americans There is '"•-gas shortage Scott McDermott, Jr., 53, will have·learned nothing from justice itself," the book says. Henderson and Mary Donna about the gas shortage. ' disqualification of He federal judges from cases. also r--~----------""'!'·------------------------..;.-~~ .recommends that federal judges be compelled to report their investment inc_pme, their real estate holdings and most of their debts. MacKenzie, who covers the • Supreme Court for the Pos t, sa id Washington Rehnquist's failure to disqualify himself in a case, challenging Army spying on civilians was "one of the most · serious ethical lapses in the . court's hi~tory . " Rehr\quist as an assistant attorney general had given his view~ ;earlier to a Sena.te subcollll":t.tee. · The Supreme Court thr~1)· the case oUt by a five to four vote, with Rehnquist in the majority. ' Later Rehnquist took the unusual ·step of justifying his Local Meigs County Fair actually it's as good as Transfers POMEROY, OHIO "2-2101 Of TMf INIGl$1 lltl£ DUI.US Ill SOIHASit!IW FURNITURE OHIO JOHN FULTZ, · -EPOIJ, 0. OWNER • • . By Charlene lloenlch It's that time of year when Meigs E:ounty 4-Hers after weeks of work get it all togethEl' to put their creative skills on the line before a judgtng panel. ..., While the project grade de!ermines the premium , all projects are exhibited at the Meigs County Fair, Aug . 13-17, climaxing 4-H club work for the year. Judging is no easy task . VANESSA f'OUriZR !Doll lilt fasdtan re!lnJ!IIU. project and shows here the small cbest built by a cousin more than 50 years ago for her mother, Mrs. Mary Fobner, of Pomeroy. Vane88a removed the black finish of the chest and restored It to a natural finish . Road open to intpeach Court justice's ethics questioned in new book Attend and Support Your ~--------.1 ~t .· Notes from John H. Parker's diary ED. NOTE: Note• from Parker's dl•rY puhr'lll hecl two week• agu Ia r• here wllh eorrectlunt. -- ·; passages. ~~~~ a Future will look like. science today Property :uty disease.•. Rut !fit c..·uuld, no unta "•mld di(• in China. Why is ~JAMAl ~;·- Bi..Centennial Notes . MEN'S AND BOYS SHIRTS SALE Y2 .PRICE .· . . GIRLS SPORTSWEAR SAVE UP TO .7 5% - MAIN STORE AND WAREHOUSE OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .UNTIL 8 Elberlelds In Pomeroy / .. I Marta Gullkey, Meigs County edension agent, home economics, has soHcited the aSsistance of ~ven others to help so that all judging can be completed by the middle of next week. Giving helping hand on judging several hundred projects of the 23 clubs are Becky Will, 4-H s ummer assistant ; Joan Lan caster, home d~monstration agent for Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co., Athens ; Palsy Glass, area home economics agent with the E~tension Service ; Gale Stoll, Vinton County agent, Bev Donahey , Hocking County agent, Belly WASHINGTON (UPl) therewere27likelyvolesinthe Democrats on the House committee for r.ecommending Judiciary Committee -with that the House impeach the the support of some a2onized President and that the Senate Republicans - have laid try him and convict him. There befyre the people the . were 11 likely votes against pro!Josition that President impeachment. Of the 17 Nixon ought to be impeached Republicans, six were confor conducting himself sidered likely .to support im· 11 contrary to his trust as peachment. . President ... to the subversion The Supreme Court decision or constitutional government.!! Wednesday I ordering Nixon to The President's supporters surrender 64 tapes to the on the committee ·struggled special prosecutor and Nixon's today In debate to defeat or at decision · to comply, had no least soften the Democratic effect here , None of the 21 attack and to overcome the , Democrats and only half the apparent defection of two Republicans seemed to favor a important Republican Republican proposal that an members, both from Dlinols - Impeachment vote be delayed Robert McClory, second -,-perhaps for months -until ranking Republican, and Tom an effort was made to obtain Railsback, influential among· and hear the tapes. . fellow moderates.. Nixun announced 1n a stale;When Wednesday night's ment read by his attorney, , three-hour opening debate James D. St. clair, in San ended, the congressmen Clemente, calif., that be would· leaving the Rayburn Building comply with the court's fl.ll encouiltered hundreds of decislori in all respects.'' But neatly dressed presidential StClair added there.would be supporters standing in · th e a "time-consumIn g " process 0f humid night, singing . prepadng tl)e ·material for prayerfully and . waving rele~se to U.S. District Court American 'flags. Judge John J, Sirlca. Tbe tapes With 8;,..eral debate to nm were subpoenaed for use in the morning, afternoon and night September Watergate cover-up all this week, the pace tr1al. Vtce President Gerald R. suggested the first impeach· men! vote could come as early Ford said Nixon's decision to as Fridl!y night. comply "demonstrated his re- ·And a UP! survey indicated Continued on page 2 By United Press InterQBtlonal LOS ANGELES - A BLONDE WOMAN AND a telephone hoaxer fooled pollee and Ute Hearst family Wednesday night into believing renegade heiress Patricia Hearst was surrounded In an apartment and ready to surrender peacefully. Police who entered the apartment found only a cat. . "It was a hoax," said a police spokesman, Lt. Dan Cooke. It was one dozens of similar false alarms in one of Ute most intensive pollee searches in modern times, the hunt for Miss Hearst -first as the kidnap victim of the Symbionese Liberation Army, beginning Feb. 4, and then as an SLA 'fugitive herself, aought on 21 stale and federal charges. Wednesday night's incident was the most dramatic, however, marked by a teleJX!one call to police - after heavily armed officers surrounded a North Hollywood apartment hOWIII - from a woman identifying herself as Miss Hearst. "I want to surrender. 1:11 give up to Uncle ~rge," police quoted . the woman as saying, or a Reese, Athens County Agent, Dar1ene Lambert, Jackson County agent, llJld Susie Miller or Pomeroy, a former home economics agent. In addition to having her projects judged, each club member· Is interviewed by the DARLENE 11IOftlll'l'()t ~the lrilll ~ Oub 9f judge, and her project books · ' near Salem Center modeled ber bib overalls constructed or are evaluated. Grades of A, B, blue kettlecloth with a large red appllqued apple In the center or Care given on each project. of the bib, for Marta GuUkey, Meigs County Extension Agent, Those with clothing proje cl~ home economics, Wednesday during a judging session at the will participate in the annual Rutland United Methodist Church. ~ tyle revue to be held this year on Aug . 6 at Meigs High School, 7:30p.m. A judging panel will At the Meigs County Fair nutrition projects may par· select the top winner in each there will also be a style revue ticipate in nutrition interviews class and these top winners will ·on Youth Night, which is Ute and demonstrations dw-ing the make up the Ohi9 State Fair Wedn esday of fair week . fair . team from Meigs County . Members with food and en tine Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL XXVI · NO. 72, .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WASlfiNGTON(UPI) - The Supreme ·Court today in a Detroit case ·rejected large scale busing across county lines to bring about racial integration of black inner city and white surburban schoola. The :>-4 opinion reveraed lower federal court orders that have caused a social furor in Detroit, with elections turning on the candidates' attitude toward scbool busing, The opinion-the last of the current court session- had been awaited for rna. ny weeks .both in Detroit and In .such other major cities as Indtanapolis, Louisville ~nd Atlanta. Cross-district consolidation of schools has become a major issue since the desegregation cont•oversy !Jlovr~away from the South. In an opinion by Chief Justice Warren E. Burger, the court held that desegration must be confined to the limits of the schools district unless some sort of "interdistrict vio1ation" is proved. Lions to sell light bulbs door-to-door The Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club will sell light bulbs door-to-door with proceeds going to the club's eye saving program . The members will start the sale at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Aug . 1, it was reported when the club met for its luncheon meeting at the Meigs Inn Wednesday. Lou Osborne : new president, reviewed events of the group and outlined the program. A board meeting was set for July 25. It was announced that trophies for the dub's annual hole-in-one contest had beerf donated by Jack and Neacil. Carsey of the . Pomeroy Bowlin& IADea. :::::::::::::::::::::::•:::::i; ~:;;;;::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::;:;:;::::: TEENAGER MISSING The Meigs County Sheriff's Department reported that Miss Edith· May Woodard, 16, Rutland, Rl. I, has been missing from her home since last. Friday. The girl is 5'·7", weighs 190 pounds, has long brown hair, and was wearing blue jeans and a ·smock. Her mother, Hattie Woodard, reported her disappearance to the sheriff's office about noon Wednesday. Anyone having any information Is asked to call the sheriff's office at 992· Detroit's area-wide desegregation order encompassing 53 dlstrlcla was iS$ued by the late u.s. District Judge Stephen J . Roth on June 14, 1972. He was affirmed with some modifica· tion on June 12, 1973 by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Roth's ruling reassigned pupils from Detrqtt's schools, which are 65 per cent black, to the white suburban . schools wiUt a total pupil population of · 7801000 • The opinion said boundary lines may be bridged in circwnstances where there has been a constitutional violation calling for interdistrict relief but that school district lines may not be causually ignored or treated as a mere administrative convenience. Development of a metropolitan ~ea plaii which, upon implementation, would leave 11 nO school, grade, or classroom ... sustimtlally disproportionate to tbe overall pupil racial composition" of the area as a whole. Autos collide The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept investigated an accident Wedneaday a17 :30 p.m. on TR 34 in Salem Twp. David Lee Shule., 17, Langsville, was traveling south and G~ace Ann Colwell,. l7, Rt. 1, Vmton, was traveling north . Both vehicles were reportedc, left of center and collided in a curve. There was moderate danlage, with no injuries or COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI )-A u.s. Supreme Court decision rejecting metropolitan · area busing In Detroit as a way of achieving racial Integration in schoola will awarently affect live slmluir cases in Ohio in· volvlng . almost 400,000 students, a spokesman for the state Department of Education said today. The high court,ln a :>-4 dec!· sion, held that desegregation must be COI!ftned to the limits of the school's district unless T-8HIRTS FOR SAU:SLADIES - Mart-a of XI Gamma Mu Olapli!r of Beta Slgrna Pill who will sell tickets all five days at the galea of tho Meigs County Fair will be WYrlng these speclally prepared T-Mlrts. Olarlotte Haning, pt~tured,lll hand-painting the Gmlt letters of the I!Oforlty on 30 llhlrts to be worn by the Ucltetsellers. Also working oo tile painting pr~jecl Ia Carol McCUllough. Proceeds from the group's ticket selling aeUvltiea go to the chapter teasury, • •• CHARLESTON - West Virginia's Air Pollution Control Commission (APCC ) has been Informed . th&t Philip Sporn Power Plant located in Mason county wlll be unabl e to comply with federal clean air standards by July, 1975 as ordered. The plant's quarterly report Indicated it would take until August, 1977 to have installed required parti c ulate abatement equipment on all four units. APCC Director Carl Beard tenned it a "blatant violation " of the earlier commiiment the utility had made to meet the July !975 federal clean air deadline. He suggested the commission hold a hearing and take testimony under oath from Philip Sporn officials and ''find out what's ..happening." The power plant is operated by Central Operating Co., a subsidiary of the American . Electric Power System . . some aort of •'•tnterdlstrlct violation" is proved. · "It appears that. .. (the decision) confines the question in all five of tbe (Ohlo) cases to whether or not there Ia unconstitutional se,gregation within the lndl vidual school ·diS· tricts " said Or. Robert Bowe;s, assistant superintendent of instruction. · "In most of these cases the plaintiff has requested a metropolitan solution to the . problem of segregation," said - Bowers, "In other worda the plaintiffs here have requested the same type of remedy by crOIIing llchool !ilstrlct lines," Said Bowers. "NoW I~ appears from the decision that the question of a metropollll!..-solution to thla IIUitter Ia riot liD ~ !' The five school dlatrlcts with · cases simllar to the Detroit litigatlor. filed In federal courta . are Cleveland with 136,106 students; · Columbus with Continued on page 8 Youth hit riding hike . . Three auto mishaps, two in Meigs County'and one In Gallia County, were investigated Wednsday byothe Gallia-Meigs Post, Ohio State Highway Patrol. In one of the.m , a youth on a bicycle was hit but not :!d ::.:;t;area':'u":. injured by a car. standl!rds is that the dismanAI 5:10 p.m,, on New Lima tling of a dual school system does not require any particular racial balance, "No single tradition in public education is more deeply rooted thln local control over the operation of schools," the opinion said. "Local autonomy has long been thought essential both fOI' the maintenance of community concern and support for public schools and to quality of the educational process." controlling Sp0m~ smoke Old enemies talk • USID 400,000 bu,sed zn Ohio • Delay seen rn • TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 • ......ta. reports oi any violations of the ceasefire." The spokesman sald · neither Turkish forces nor Greek Cyprjots had attempted to wrest COI!trol of Nicosia airport from U.N. troops. Turkey agreed Wednesday night to keep troope OUTTOUndlng the airfield from launching.an attack, Shops opened in Nicosia and other parts of 111e country, but stocks of gasoline and food were low. The cease-fire was imposed Monday, but blazing battles on the Island sharply had restricted movement. ... . :,,::,,:,;;:;;;:;;:::;:::;8::::<':<<m;:;::::::::::m::~~ sa!:So~ NICOSIA - FIGHTING DIED OUT on embattled CypniS By United Prall Interaatlolllll . in 1967, waited in l.oodon Ill Greece and Turkey brought . hopes of being summoned from . the ezploolve CyprtlB crisis to extle to play a role in !3reece'l the coli terence table today, and future. the llhaky lhre&<lay,old ceaseA U.N. spokesman 011 C)')!nt fire on the Mediterranean reported "all Ia quiet" m • Llllnd appeared to be laking island. ·~AI the moment, thin bold. · are no reports of any violauIn Greece, where the eyprua· of the ceue.fire," the IJX"tF7 warfare toppled a seven-year- man said. old milltary regime, the new FIREMEN CALLED CivWan fiOVSnullent moved to The Middleport Fire Dept. free hundred• of political was clllled to the Kyger area on prllonerl and welcone IICOI'OS a !alae alarm at 2:24 p.m . of prGinlnenl exiles back to Wednesday .. fl trailer was ·I ll* )lopleland. reported on fire when the call , was received at village hall . _ ·DepolldKin&Conatinlino who led an abortive attempt to However, firemen answering 0111t the mPitary dlctatanlllp · the call found no fire. THUR SDAY, JULY 25, . 1974 anssome . . . ourt today and r,elnforcentents arrived to bolster U. N. forces holding the key Nicosia airport. from encircling Turkish forces, "All !a quiet," au, N. spokesman said.· "At the moment, there are no ,n, PAULA I!:JCHINGER AMD .J1.lNE WAMSLEY rJ. IIIe Pomeroy Uve Wires 4-H Club have been involved in clothing and photography projects. Here Pallia, left, shows a shoulder hag which she made In conjunction with her clothing compliments project, and June modela her sports ensemble. Both girls have had five years of 4-H work. Rd. in Meigs Colinty, tlie patrol citation was issued. investigated an accident inAt 11:40 p.m., on County volving a SO-year-old Rutland Road I In Meigs County, man and a juvenile. According George Hawley, 21, Midto the patrol, Charles Chilgren, . dleport, w~s northbound when 56, Rutland, attempting to · his car collided m a cw:ve .w1th enter New Lima Rd., failed to a southbound auto \h"tven by yield the right of way, causing Ruby Prime!, 26, Athens. , a collision between his auto and No one was injtir~d. but the one driven by the juvenile . Hawley car had slight damage, No injuries were reported, and the Prime! auto moderate both cars had moderate damage. Hawley was .cited for damage and Chilgren was cited failure to yield the right of way. lor failure to yield. An auto-bicycle mishap was reported at 2:10 p.m. on Township. Road II, better Partly cloudy tonight and ltnown as Brick School Rd., in Friday with a chance of Gallia · County . David Freeman, 19, Cheshire, east· showers and thundershowers bound, began passing a entire state . LowS tonight in juvenile on a bicycle as the the lower to mid 60s. The high Friday again in the lower to youth cut to his left, No one was injured and no mid 80s. Weather Two pt•ograms at ' . MANDIE ROllE college approved ·Beef queen - Board •RIO ofGRANDE - The Ohio Regents has approved the first two degree programs 1•S named for the new Rio Grande 14 in the United States that has been accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory ' Community College . to open Sciences and the American LONG BOTTOM - Mandie this faiL ' Medical Association. · Rose , 16, daughter of Mr . and - They are a two year , Regents . Chairman jo~.n Mrs. John Rose, RD I, Long Associate of Arts program and . Mar~~~~ Briley has called a Bottom, has been selected the · a two year. Associate of Applied special, meeting for August .23 Meigs County Beef Queen for Science in Medical Laboratory to dlicuss capital expendliUfe 197!. Mandie, busy in 4-H work Technology (MLT) ·program. requests for the next three for 10 years, is president of the When the regents meet bienniums. ·AI this meeting, Meigs County Better Livestock September 20, they will con- Rio Grande · Community Club, recreation leader Of lhe sider two additional two year CQllege Wlll present propOOIIB Bashan Bunch 4-H Club. and associate degree programs for .for a new Career Science · co-vice president of the Junior .. Community Colleg~ this year. Building, a Student Life Leade1shlp Club. Additional programs will be .Center, an addition to the She was also a delegate to the outlined and presented to the library, and additional parking Citizenship Short Course at lhe Regents for future years. Rio faclliUes on .CQJIIpus to .be · National 4-H Center in Grande Community College . constructed during the ne~t six Washington, D. C. july 7-13. officials Bllid they wlll·be open years, If state funding lo Miss Rose will be to suggestions from Individuals avallal>le, representing Meigs County in 1n thec.onununltyfor programs Attending ",iday's ..-una the Buckeye Cow Belles Queen in which they have an Interest. lor RIO<GJ'Inde were Prlll~ent or Beef Contest on August 3 at The twg-year MLT program, . Alphua R;Chriotensen Uld Dr. the Ohio Beef Marketing Office already in existence at Rio George Ossman, anlstanl . in Worthington, Grande College, is one ol only cleail for 1'1101-7- Pl'otlramtl �2- T!w:Dail)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O., 1bursday, July 25, 1974 .Skorich ~elighted ·with rookie Miss Reibel celebrates Impeach 3 - :0'<' Dail y Sentlnet, Mlddl•purt-PQoneroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 2:i, 1971 The 16th birthday an- and Mrs:· Henry Reibel, Continued from page I niversary of Fay~ Reibel was Pomeroy; Mr . and Mrl, Jim HIRAM, Ohio ! UP! ) Don Horn and Brian Slpe a run work, reported to camp IAl be ready. spect for the law." Said .Senale observed with a supper Shato, Ga!Hpolls; Mrs. Althea Cleveland Browns' Coach Nick for their ll)Oiley as the back-up Wednesday ip his bid to oust Bo Rookie defensive back Eddie GOP leader Hugh Scott : '' I am recenUy at the hmrte of her Strong. Diane and Donley, and ~orlch watched with delight signal..:aller to veteran Mike Scott as the starting fullback. Brown of Tennessee was . glad the President has camparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donley Tom Ferrell, WtlkesvUie: and aa rookle quarterback Will Phipps, Cut cton was a roll-out Brown had refused to report to released (rom Slaker Medlcal plied." Terri Owens and Wilbur Reibel, Pomeroy. Cureton consistently hit passer tn college but Browns' training camp at Hlram · Center earlier in the day and · Wednesday's session .,ia Following the supper, Logan, Pomeroy. Mr. Logan receivers Gloster Richardson oHensive coordinator Dick College because of the NFL joined the club for the af- moslly a flag..:arrylq homemade ice cream and cake recently ol1served his 90th and Chip Glass with ~yard Wood bas quickly changed him Players' Association strike but temoon workout. He had been ceremonial beginning, with Ill were served and games were birthday. passes duriqg practi.:e Wed- into a vastly improved drop- said he . changed his mind hospitalized for a possible . Blld studied speeches by 1M played . Attending were Mr. nesday . back quarterback in just over a because it was geltiqg close to appendectomy but thai· was television..:ooscious seniOI'IIll)o CUreton, 23, of Dallas, is a 6- week. the club's first pre-season ruled out for the time heiqg. st members, with none of 1M !oot..'l, 200-pounder from East Veteran i-uMing bac~ Ken game Aug. 2 against the llaJnB With the addiUon of three rough give-and-take of or• Texas State who plans to give Brown, saying he needed the · in Los Angeles and he wanted other free agents-linebacker dinary House committee Annual picnic of the Loyal Mr . and Mr.s . Robert Douglas Reld, defensive back debate. Bereans Class was held McElhinny, Mrs . Nelle John Hicks and Ught end Only one speech was dell.. Tuesday night at the · Kyger Oplinger, Clarence McNeal, HUimBII Lindsey-the Browns ered in wholehearted supplrt Creek Recreation Center. Mrs . Clydl! Allenswwiorf th, .~ · now have a total of 41> men in of the Prosldent. Marvin Kelly had the and Mrs. Dana S 1, ••u S. It came from Rep. Charles camf'. opening prayer.lt was decided TrellSa Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. ATLANTA (UPli- Clyde with the best record (51l-49) to be ''_to win all the games we can E. Sandman, R-N.J., who VENIDA GIBBS . that a cookout will be held in . . George Meinhart, Mrs. Martha King . niakes his debut as this point in the season of any possibly win. I· don't consider Venlda K. Gibbs, daughter August. Tote bags wilt he sold Haggerty, Mr. and Mrs . acknowledged his cause was Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr Be ie Atianla manager tonight when Atlanta Braves team of the .us out of the race, even if. we KNICKS SIGN DARK lost. " There are sufficient . of w. Gibbs, Middleport, has by the class as a moneyMarvin Kelly, s. ss are 14 games bellind." the Braves come off the three- past five years. NEW YORK ( U~l) - Jesse · votes here for an impeachment making project. Ashley, Mrs. Kathryn Ervin, I didn 't make the Dark, a 6-li, 21l>-pound guard vote now," said Sandman. "No been aecepled by Bliss day All..Star break to host the " It is a team with pitching " However . ' Attending the picnic were Miss JessJe Saunders, Mrs. San Diego Padres in the better !!Jan I thought it would change (from Mathews to from Virginia Commonwealth use kidding oilrseives." Business College, Columbus • ___:_~.....:::-~.:....--- Gerirude Miller and Mrs. Lena . renewal of a !~arn e home be," King said. "The pitching King ) to .ma~e a run, but and the club's No. 2 draft "This is the most imvortant and will begin training there Pll'TURE TIME McKinley. . stand: is reaUy -improved over last because I didn't feel the club choice, signed a multiyear thiqg 1 shall ever do in my Sepl 30 In court reporting. King, named Wednesday aa year, not peaks and valleys like was performiqg as it should," contract Wednesday with the whole life and 1 know it." She Is a graduate of Meigs Auxiliary members of the ...,. . r~·n;;r~-i;-i.·d·-~-;·11=1 Rutland firemen remind ~ 1be Daily Sealinel : successor to Eddie Mathews our hitting has been . We've got Robinson said. "We had gone New York Knicks of the sandman said. He accused the High School. residents who bonght picture ~ who was fired last Sunday, a 2.99 earned run average that . Into a longer slide !ban some of National Basketball Asaocia- Democrats. of making their Coupons that the pictures wm ·1 inherited a fourth-place team, is second only to Los Angeles." those in the past, and I felt the be taken at the firehouse tio~;,.k was the country's 20th pledge to keep secrets con14 games orr the pace in the Vice President Eddie Robin- time had come to make a Friday. National League West. son said King 's job for the change for the remainder of leading scorer last season with fidential "the joke of the century" and of turning a But he also inherited a team remainder of the season would the season." a ·23.1 aver$ge. nonpilrtisan inquiry into "a SON BORN FLINT, Mich. - Dr. and highly partisan prosecution." · RACINE - A fund raising Mrs . . Stephen Coats, Flint, or the evidence heard so far' project to help on the· new Mich., are announcing the he said, "You can find almost firemen's building was taken birth of an 8 1bs., 12 ozs., son, anything to disturb you. There on when the Racine Firemen's Stephen Andrew, July 16 at the are lots of things wrong, but . Auxiliary met at the iirehouse Flint Osteopathic ,Hospital. whether they were placed at recently. Grandparents- are Mr . and the door of the President, 1· The group, after hearing Mrs. Charles Gaskill, Middon't think so." Fred Rube ck explain the dleport, Hlld Wellston, ·and Mr. He also accused the press of program , decided to sell and Mrs. Uoyd Conley, Troy, stirring up the populace port,rait coupons at $5 each Miss. Great-grandmother is Ferguson got excellent against Nixon, Pomeroy Natio nal Bank topped the Daily Sentinel 71-58, support from David Fife 's 24 For the Democratic with the organization .to Mrs. Walter Hayes, MidMark V edged Luigi 's 84-lll, markers. majority, white~haired, onlon- receive 40 to 70 pet. of the dleport Mr . and Mrs. Coats By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. When the and the Meigs Inn dumped Luigi's which blew a 10 point skinned Rep. Harold Donohue profit . Coupons can be pur- have three other children, DEAR DR.. LAMB - I am tachycardia occurs as a Citizens National Bank 63-53 in lead in the fourth quarter, was of Boston offered two articles chased from any member. Sean, Wayne and Laura Beth. writing to you to ask if.a person complication of a heart attack, Meigs Summer Basketball led by 6-5 Mitch Meadows' 25 of impeachment. They will The birthdays of Mrs. Gene has his spleen taken out does it is very important and can League action Wednesday points, while Butch Boggs and serve as the basis of debate, Lyons and Mrs. Mae Cleland that shorten the nwnber of progress to rapid twitching of ' evening . Sundance Sayr.e added 18 each. subject to amendment. were celebrated with ice ' years he can live? the heart rnuscle .without any The Pomeroy bankers used Chip Brauer grabbed a game alteration or defeat by roll call cream and cake. A kitchen DEAR READER- That is a effective full heart beat to Randy Crawford's 12 point high 21 rebounds. shower was planned for Aug. a· vote. ' ' hard question to answer pump blood. This is life second quarter performance to and anyDfie interested in Mark V's record now stands One lists nine counts in ac•' unequivocally. Most people threatening. donating is invited to attend. outscore the newspapermen 23- at 7-1. . cusiqg Nixon of obstructing I have seen ventricular 10 in a crucial second stanza ha ve the spleen removed The Rajun CajWls of the and impeding justice . The •• because of some medical tachycardia in young healthy · that pr ovided the game's Meigs Inn ran their win streak other makes eight charges of •• problem which is benefited by persons, sometimes unaware winning margin. LEAGUE TO MEET to six games as ·they came abusing power. •• its removal. ln those instances that the ai\Bck h.ad occurred if An important meeting of the After listing the specific Crawford pUI)lped in a game from behind to nip the bankers •• the removal of the spleen the hea~t rate was not too fast. high 28 points and hauled in 17 behind Billy Vaughan 's 26 accusations, both conclude M-M Men's Slo-pitch league MIRRO • should prolong the life and When the problem occu rs rebounds·, while Dan Dodson points and ' 12 assists. Dox with this stem language : will be held Friday at 7:30p.m. health of the individual. without underlying heart •• "All of this has been carried at the Kyger Creek Field . All and Rich Gilkey added 16 Walters, peld scoreless in the If you lost your spleen from disease, it can still · be points each. • first half, dumped in six • on by Richard M. Nixon in a please attend. • an automobile accident it troublesome H it causes the • For the losers, Tom Walters straight third quarter buckets manner contrary to his trust as 21 QT. . •• MODEL JiO, 0406 might not make much dif· heart to beat too fast. If the poured in 19 and Julius "The to aid Vaughan with 15 points · President, to the manifest •• 'terence. Many of thii'rlll1ctions tachycardia is because.o~ he 3rt Doctor" Blanks added 18. and 20 rebounds. injury of the confidence of the REG. '49.95 committee. Smith's stance of the spleen are duplicated by disease or is fast enough to •• In the second ga me , Dennis Eichinger again led nation and to the great made it clear he would wind up other parts or the body. So, cause symptoms; then it is "Chunky" Ferguson, held to 11 • the . bankers, hitting for 24 prejudice of .the cause of law voting against impeachment. •• while the spleen is important, it usually necessary to take points in his last outing, ex· points and 20 rebounds. and justice, and to the subIn ·other speeches: •• is not essential to life in normal medicine either to abolish the ploded for 35 points to lead Eichinger was the lone banker version of constitutional Rep. Edward Hutchinson •• people . episode · or to prevent its government. Mark V from behind to a three in doubleofigures·. . THIS CANNER Will CAN 7 - 1 QT. JARS of Michigan, the senior •• re currence. poin t win over Luigi's DoughBox scores follow : " Wherefore Richard M. Republican member and a sure DEAR DR: LAMB - Will A person who has recurrent 00 ys. • AT A TIME PNB (71 l ~ Dodson 8-0-16, Nixon by such conduct war- proNixon vote, callecl for delay you tell me what ventricular attacks with symptoms, even Walburn 8-0-10, Gilkey 7-2-16, rants impeachment and trial, until the 64 .tapes which Nixon · tachyc-~irdia d.s.1 -1Ww serious is without other heart probleins, MI~RO Crawford 14+28. · and removal from office."·· will surrt!nder become availa· it and l"ill one _always .need usually takes medicine OS (58) - Walters 11-3-19, In his speech, Railsback · ble to the committee. Hutdtugs to control itJ!IJs air travel thereafter to pt·event future Blank 9-Q-18, Mitchell 5+10, quoted .Nixon's . own words chinson stressed that a charge attacks . allowed in this case? Langsdon 4-3-11. from tapes he had heard in against Nixon, to justify imDEAR READER About air travel, it depends . MODEL 0622 Mark ( 114 ) '-' Ferguson 16-3- secret committee . session, peachment, ''must be of sufTachy~ardla means fast heart again on the cause . Clearly if 35, Stewart 1-Q-2, Fife 12-Q-24, tracing the President's apfi~ient gra vity to warrant rate ." The v.entrides are the the ventricular tachycardia is THIS CANNER WILL CAN "ALF GALLON Johnson 3-0-6, Booth 3·0-6, parent approval of the use of removal of the President from heavy pumping muscular caused by se ri ous heart Coats 4-3-11. · the Internal Revenue Service offic e.'' REG OR Ql JARS . embers at the bottom of the disease one wouldn 't travel The basic provisions for Luigi's (81) - Boggs !Hl-18; to harass political enemies, of · - Prep. Robert Kastenmeir, heart. When a spot in the until arter recovery. For proven wheat yields are sayre !Hl-18, Meadows 11-3·25, the payment of blackmail to a 0-Wis., said he could not ae. '55.9S SALE E ventricles becomes overactive recurrent attacks without continued under the Brauer 6-Q-12, Pearch 4-0-8. Watergate defendant threaten- cept Nixon's defense that he it ·cSn take over electrical other mediCal problems, one Agriculture and ~onsume r MI (~3 ) Walters 6-3-15, Sayre iqg to reveal his "seamy" . was actiqg to preserve the stimulation of the heart beat. If can travel by plane. Even if an Protection Act of 1973. Farm4-5-13, Shrock 2-Q-4, Vaughan 8- White House missions and of institution of the·presidency. "! the spot causes that heart to attack should occur in the ers may elect to· estaWsh a 1().26, Burney I.Q-2, Haggerty 1- telling his aides what he had . . . PHONE 882-2525 would argue · this fight is beat fast then it causes ven- plane It would .be no worse than yield for their farm based on 1-3. learned in confidence from designed to save one person - · tricUlat lachycardia. on the ground. · The problem actual production rather than MAIN ST. , NEW HAVEN Cl'lB (53) ·- Dodson 4-1-9, Assistant Attorney General ·Why does the spot get over- might be in getting immediate use the yield established by the Ritchie 2-l-5, Eichinger 10-4-24, Henry E. Petersen about grand . Richard Nixon," he said. · • actiye ? There( ., iire many rnedicalat~ention ~ Commercial county committee on a Young 4+8, Goehel 3-1-7. jury testimony. · t~easons. In some people it can. air planes are not really that judgment basis. Railsback said he was National L eague ~e from underlying heart much different froin a bus. The The base period for "agonized. u Todav's Probate Pitcher s disease , including fatty cabin altitude is not aliowed to , establishing 75 farm yields. is . ( All Times EDT) "I am concerned," he said . . Los AnQeles (Sutton 6~8 and choiesierol deposits in the be over 7,000 feet and usually is 68, 69, 70, 71 and 72. To prov1de Rau 8-6) at Hous_ton (Osteen 9-1 &'I am seriously concerned. I coronary arteries. In other much less than that. your yield, you must have and Wi lson 6-71 , 2, 6 : 35 pm . instances there seems to be no Remember, Denver has an produced wheat on the farm in • San Francisco ( D ' Acqu isto9 -7 wish the President could do Cal dwell 9 -3 1 at Cincin nati something to ~b,.,lve himself." associated heart disease at alL altitude of 5,000 feet, and the each of these five years and be and (Ki rby 7,5 and Norman 9-9) , 2, McClory took artother tack. . II makes a lot of difference mountains nearby are much able to provide reliable proof of 5 :30 om . Pittsburgh ( Reuss 9-7 and He. sald the Watergate case LADIES' wha\ causes the problem . higher. production. • Rooker 6 -7) at .Montreal <Renko against Nixon was built on LADIES' 6-10 and Roge r s 10-11 ), 2, 6 :05 If you intend to prove your pm . suspicion and inference. But •~•••••••••••••••••••, yield • in subsequent years, New York ( Parker 3-9) and "the clearest and most conPolyester & dacron by current year production Koosman 10-7l at St . Louis (Gi bson S -9 and Foster 4-6) , 2. vincing i.s.sue," he said, w&$ Jantzen .• Cat a I ina, evidence must be submitted 6 : 30p .m.. ' Nixon's refusal to comply with By Catali'la & Jantzen. San Diego <Jones 7-13) at Coddington . ·along with evidence for the "• the committee's subpoenas for Atlanta <Reed 6 -5) 7: 30pm . • most recent year of the. base Phlladefphia (,C arlton 11 -7) at evidence. Chicago f BonhQm 9-11 1 2 : 30 •• period. To 5Q%0FF 11 His action is "a . direct pm . Acc.eptable production challenge to the Congress in • American League evidence is limited to a record Toda v's Prob•ble Pitchers the exercise of its solemn Ladies Polyester Knit • of disposition such as bin · <All Times EDT> • constitutional duly to act l)y All Wt;ather •• Baltimor-e (C uellar lJ -6 and measu rements, sales, or Grimsley 11 -8 ) at , Cleveland way of impeachment as the •• BY w3rehouse feceipts Or {Bosm an 2·0 and PetHSOn 7-5) ultimate check on presidential • warehOuse ledger sheets. Such 2' ~~35~gn~iw1se 3--4 1 a t Detroit conduct, with aU relevant facts LADY MANHATTAN • By Betty Rose evidence· must be identified by .(Lonch 10·12 l., a:oo pm . as Its disposal," McClory sai!l. · • the farm and year of M i lwaukee {W right 8-12l at • N ew York (Med ich 12-71 , 8 :00 Rep. Henry P. Smith, R-. · •• production. Adjustments may pm . 9 N.Y., who Is retiriqg from d Kan sas Citv _{Spllttorff 9 -IOJ ~ 1 Rack Ladies . be necessary f or dock age an at Cali forni a. (Ry an 129) , 11 : 00 Congress, said he could not LADIES' . •• high moisture content. p .m . KNIT TOPS & SHORTS . . Chicago ! Wood 16 -11) at vote to impench on Watergate • ln order t o assure con- Texas <Jenk in s 12 -91.9 : 00 p .m . but remained in doubt on • By Catalina, Jantzen sideration, farmers may file a Minnesota (Decker 10 -8) at and Lori Lynn . • written request · by 1\ug. 9. g~land f Hamnton 6-3J. 11 : 00 whether he could Impeach on Nixon's 14-month secret • Production data timely · · · • bombing of Cambodia --an • • received will . be consldered The prime legis_la~ ive body of Issue which !loes not ....._.s To OFF %OFF •• before notifying you ,or your Afgt.anlstan Is the parliament, majority suppotl In the official 1975 farm wheat yield. consisting of two houses. LADIES' •• Loyal Bereans picnic at ,Kyger King deh.uts~ tonight Racine firemen will benefit ·DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Is spleen needed for long life? Crawford leads hankers' win FROM SAYRE HARDWARE PRESSURE" CANNERS SALE PRICED AT • SAN DIEGO, Calif . <UP!) -'John Unttas, with an arm that fired a recwd 290 touchdown pas.c;e[i over 13 yeurs. hud h.1 call It qu its Wednesda y becaMe of his legs. " My 98-year-91d legs can't take the pun ishment anymore," the IJ .yea r -9ld national Footba ll Leag ue legend said In aimouncini; his retirement. "I worked out four or five days and my legs swelled and my knee popped and I decided that to stay would be foolish ." San Diego Chargers owner Hed hot Giants invade LARGE PRESSURE CANNER '49'5 SWIMWEAR Correction Murphy's Wednesday Ad 30% . CINCINNATI (UPl ) - The San Francisco Giant. go after the Cincinnati Reds IAlnight in a doubleheader with John D' Acquisto (9-7) and. Mike Caldwell facing the Reds' Clay Kirby and Fred Norman . The Giants are working on a shutout twln bill win over the Montreal Expos last Sunday. CaldweU ( 9-3 ) had a six-hit, 8-2 win over the Expos in his last outing .. The Reds will resume chasing the Los Angeles Dodger, who are 5 ~ games ahead in the NL West. The Giants are next-to-last. "Before we even consider catching and passing Atlanta and Houston we must first get to .SOO," said Manager Wes Westrum.· The Giants are 4:i-53 and 1111 since Westrum replaced Charlie Fox on July 28. PICKENS ROOF · this evening at the James 8 . Gallipolis Yankees against powerful Rio Grande in the opening semmnal tilt. In the 8:15 nightcap, the New Haven entry will battle City Ice and Fuel of Pt. Pleasant in an alJ-Masun Cou nt y scmifhHil ·game. The championship game is set for 8 p.m. Friday. The consolation game will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday. 7 a.m . to 9 p.m. Friday & Saturday Mil son, W. Va . •• TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $1500. People trust us to handle their savings. ciTY WAN &SAVINGS 125 E . 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MEIGS MARAUDERS SLACKS 30o/o OFF SATURDAY, JULY 27th ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING Ch icago ." .. 30 SPORTSWEAR 50% 70% Polyester Knit New York ctelun." Minnesota Twine' aeallld man goealnto the IIOCond ll..e of the sea!Oln with • .312 . average and a history of improving his averages In the lui two -months of prevloua campaigns. ALWeol Two-tlnne world champion Oakland baa a flve.g&rne load, but Chicago won seven . of ita 1aat eight games before the AllStar break and bave the power to make a late run. Ka111111 Clty,seven games out, Is alao a factor and Texu and' 'Mlnnesota are · at lea!ll in contention mathematically. California must be considered "cooked Rooses" inasmuch as it are 17 games out of first place with five learns lo overlake. ALEaol There is only a five.game gap between first-place Booton and laat-place Detroit. All llix teams . are in mathematical cOntention, therefore, although the Tigers seem to he fading fast. The big quemioo mark Is whether Boltlmore can stage a fast finish, such as it did in 1973, and wln eaolly, Otherwise, it should be a ocramble to the end of the season. J 0 0 1. 000 " 24 c;p-.o-.o"Gl"G"""'"G"<:><;><:><:><:><::>..::>..::>..::>.."""o-0:-~ 1 1 0 .500 J:J 19 1 2 0 .333 55 54 F lor ida .Ph ila Jaxnv l ~:!!~~~~~~~~;~ ~ wl.ld •!tl1 COATS F lllling in "Most fighters me. He kept me fast. 1 was one of tilt At least I Wll!l smart i - 30% OFF wi ves start complaining about the pay checks." As for the future , Unilas said he planned to spend more time BfFRED DOWN with hls stx children In UPI Sports Writer Baltimore. He also indica.ted The major league pennant he might do some radio or races re~ume tonlght, television work on football following !he All-Star bore with although he added there were the prospect of four exciting no concrete offers. division struggles, two new managers and the possibility that baseball may have its first .4()().hitter in 33 years . It isn't shilling for baseball's ' ' moguls to say that only five of Vice Vresidcnt Gerald Ford, the 21 cluba, four of which are meanwhHe, announced he would attend enshrinement in the sam~ dlvlsion, can be ceremonies for former football counted out of the division greats Lou Groza, Dick "Night races. It was only a year ago Train" Lane, Tony Canadeo that !lie New York Mets surged and Bill George prior 19 the from 11 games behlnd in game but would not attend the August to win the National League pennant and 19 teams game itself. Ford was expected to arrive are in better strategic positions early Saturday morning . The than that with the resumption vice president's schedule has of action today. 1\ealisttcally, of course, such him attending a parade and 11 holding a news conference finishes a~ the m.iracle Mets" . before going to the Hall of . achieved in 1973 are rare. At Fame for the enshrinement the same time, the comparison suggests that interest should ceremonies. Alan Vage of Minnesota, Dan remain high in ·most cities Dierdorf of St. Louis and Ed during the final two months of Podolak of Kansas City said the season and that 1974 atthey would seek further sup- tendance figur es should reflect port for the pickets at a rally baseball's overall health. Two managers will make today in Lordslown, Ohio, their debuta with new clubs where !he UAW has been on 17-game strike against the giant during today 's schedule --Clyde King having General Motors complex since replaced Eddie Mathews as July 12. Podolak and Page were manager of the Atlanta Braves expected to join with the and Jim Marshall haviqg taken. striking UAW workers in over for Whitey Lockman for return for support for pickets the Chicago Cubs. The Braves are in fourth at the game Saturday, ac' place, 14 gaines out of first cording to UAW Local l112 nlace, In the Nationai League President Marlin Ford. West, while the CUbe are in "OUr strike revolves around freedom and dignity, which is ftfth place, seven games out of something everyone in organ- first place, iil the NL East. Aside from the pennant ized labor can identify with," races, the fans also can look said Podolak, an honorary forward to Rod Carew's atUAW member. tempt to )>ecome the game's fir st .. 400-hitter since Ted WFL St an ding s By United Press International Williams batted .406 for the Ea st w. 1. 1. pet. pf pa; Boston Red Sox in 1941. The players Harreld Memorial Field. II will be the unb eaten PICKENS FIBER . What makes us a diffe re nt kind of loan compan y makes us a bette r kind of loan company. to Creek Liitle League baseball tournament will resume at 7 Hours: 7 .~.m . to 5: 00p.m . Daily 113-SS83 -• The 16th annual Kyger ROOF PAINT PAINT SAYRE HARDWARE PANT SUITS n iverfl·ont Major League arDis races ·resume Gene Klei n, who acqu ired Unitas from Baltimore last year, said, ''It was a pleasure IAl have the best quarterback in th£ history of the game as a rncmber of our team.'' ' Name almost an y ~pa ssing record in the book and Uni tas has it. Possibly the most significant is 47 straight games throwing a touchdown pass. That is a mark comparable to Joe DiMaggio's 56i:arne hit. ting streak in baseball. Unitas pians IAl return to his Baltimore home. His only unpleasant memory of football is his treatment by the Colts, who he claims promised hlnn a front-<JfflGe job upon retirement. 111e matter is now in the courts. Unitas joined the Colts in 1956, one year after being cut by the Pittsburgm Steelers without playing a down . Starter George Shaw was injured, and Unitas hit 11 of 198 ··4495 - Provisions for proven yields stand Legs fail one.o "Everything In Hardware" .MAIN ST• • • -'. Chor ..s Rill ... R. Ph . ' Open Dallyi : OOil . m.t09 :GOp.m ._ · !· sunday 10 : 3oto I:I : JO•nd sto 9t.m . PRESCRIPTIONS - - I . PH.99l-2t55 · . Friendly Service ~ ''112E. MAIN POMEROY,O. •• !. • ' I . �2- T!w:Dail)' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, O., 1bursday, July 25, 1974 .Skorich ~elighted ·with rookie Miss Reibel celebrates Impeach 3 - :0'<' Dail y Sentlnet, Mlddl•purt-PQoneroy, 0 ., Thursday, July 2:i, 1971 The 16th birthday an- and Mrs:· Henry Reibel, Continued from page I niversary of Fay~ Reibel was Pomeroy; Mr . and Mrl, Jim HIRAM, Ohio ! UP! ) Don Horn and Brian Slpe a run work, reported to camp IAl be ready. spect for the law." Said .Senale observed with a supper Shato, Ga!Hpolls; Mrs. Althea Cleveland Browns' Coach Nick for their ll)Oiley as the back-up Wednesday ip his bid to oust Bo Rookie defensive back Eddie GOP leader Hugh Scott : '' I am recenUy at the hmrte of her Strong. Diane and Donley, and ~orlch watched with delight signal..:aller to veteran Mike Scott as the starting fullback. Brown of Tennessee was . glad the President has camparents, Mr. and Mrs. Donley Tom Ferrell, WtlkesvUie: and aa rookle quarterback Will Phipps, Cut cton was a roll-out Brown had refused to report to released (rom Slaker Medlcal plied." Terri Owens and Wilbur Reibel, Pomeroy. Cureton consistently hit passer tn college but Browns' training camp at Hlram · Center earlier in the day and · Wednesday's session .,ia Following the supper, Logan, Pomeroy. Mr. Logan receivers Gloster Richardson oHensive coordinator Dick College because of the NFL joined the club for the af- moslly a flag..:arrylq homemade ice cream and cake recently ol1served his 90th and Chip Glass with ~yard Wood bas quickly changed him Players' Association strike but temoon workout. He had been ceremonial beginning, with Ill were served and games were birthday. passes duriqg practi.:e Wed- into a vastly improved drop- said he . changed his mind hospitalized for a possible . Blld studied speeches by 1M played . Attending were Mr. nesday . back quarterback in just over a because it was geltiqg close to appendectomy but thai· was television..:ooscious seniOI'IIll)o CUreton, 23, of Dallas, is a 6- week. the club's first pre-season ruled out for the time heiqg. st members, with none of 1M !oot..'l, 200-pounder from East Veteran i-uMing bac~ Ken game Aug. 2 against the llaJnB With the addiUon of three rough give-and-take of or• Texas State who plans to give Brown, saying he needed the · in Los Angeles and he wanted other free agents-linebacker dinary House committee Annual picnic of the Loyal Mr . and Mr.s . Robert Douglas Reld, defensive back debate. Bereans Class was held McElhinny, Mrs . Nelle John Hicks and Ught end Only one speech was dell.. Tuesday night at the · Kyger Oplinger, Clarence McNeal, HUimBII Lindsey-the Browns ered in wholehearted supplrt Creek Recreation Center. Mrs . Clydl! Allenswwiorf th, .~ · now have a total of 41> men in of the Prosldent. Marvin Kelly had the and Mrs. Dana S 1, ••u S. It came from Rep. Charles camf'. opening prayer.lt was decided TrellSa Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. ATLANTA (UPli- Clyde with the best record (51l-49) to be ''_to win all the games we can E. Sandman, R-N.J., who VENIDA GIBBS . that a cookout will be held in . . George Meinhart, Mrs. Martha King . niakes his debut as this point in the season of any possibly win. I· don't consider Venlda K. Gibbs, daughter August. Tote bags wilt he sold Haggerty, Mr. and Mrs . acknowledged his cause was Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr Be ie Atianla manager tonight when Atlanta Braves team of the .us out of the race, even if. we KNICKS SIGN DARK lost. " There are sufficient . of w. Gibbs, Middleport, has by the class as a moneyMarvin Kelly, s. ss are 14 games bellind." the Braves come off the three- past five years. NEW YORK ( U~l) - Jesse · votes here for an impeachment making project. Ashley, Mrs. Kathryn Ervin, I didn 't make the Dark, a 6-li, 21l>-pound guard vote now," said Sandman. "No been aecepled by Bliss day All..Star break to host the " It is a team with pitching " However . ' Attending the picnic were Miss JessJe Saunders, Mrs. San Diego Padres in the better !!Jan I thought it would change (from Mathews to from Virginia Commonwealth use kidding oilrseives." Business College, Columbus • ___:_~.....:::-~.:....--- Gerirude Miller and Mrs. Lena . renewal of a !~arn e home be," King said. "The pitching King ) to .ma~e a run, but and the club's No. 2 draft "This is the most imvortant and will begin training there Pll'TURE TIME McKinley. . stand: is reaUy -improved over last because I didn't feel the club choice, signed a multiyear thiqg 1 shall ever do in my Sepl 30 In court reporting. King, named Wednesday aa year, not peaks and valleys like was performiqg as it should," contract Wednesday with the whole life and 1 know it." She Is a graduate of Meigs Auxiliary members of the ...,. . r~·n;;r~-i;-i.·d·-~-;·11=1 Rutland firemen remind ~ 1be Daily Sealinel : successor to Eddie Mathews our hitting has been . We've got Robinson said. "We had gone New York Knicks of the sandman said. He accused the High School. residents who bonght picture ~ who was fired last Sunday, a 2.99 earned run average that . Into a longer slide !ban some of National Basketball Asaocia- Democrats. of making their Coupons that the pictures wm ·1 inherited a fourth-place team, is second only to Los Angeles." those in the past, and I felt the be taken at the firehouse tio~;,.k was the country's 20th pledge to keep secrets con14 games orr the pace in the Vice President Eddie Robin- time had come to make a Friday. National League West. son said King 's job for the change for the remainder of leading scorer last season with fidential "the joke of the century" and of turning a But he also inherited a team remainder of the season would the season." a ·23.1 aver$ge. nonpilrtisan inquiry into "a SON BORN FLINT, Mich. - Dr. and highly partisan prosecution." · RACINE - A fund raising Mrs . . Stephen Coats, Flint, or the evidence heard so far' project to help on the· new Mich., are announcing the he said, "You can find almost firemen's building was taken birth of an 8 1bs., 12 ozs., son, anything to disturb you. There on when the Racine Firemen's Stephen Andrew, July 16 at the are lots of things wrong, but . Auxiliary met at the iirehouse Flint Osteopathic ,Hospital. whether they were placed at recently. Grandparents- are Mr . and the door of the President, 1· The group, after hearing Mrs. Charles Gaskill, Middon't think so." Fred Rube ck explain the dleport, Hlld Wellston, ·and Mr. He also accused the press of program , decided to sell and Mrs. Uoyd Conley, Troy, stirring up the populace port,rait coupons at $5 each Miss. Great-grandmother is Ferguson got excellent against Nixon, Pomeroy Natio nal Bank topped the Daily Sentinel 71-58, support from David Fife 's 24 For the Democratic with the organization .to Mrs. Walter Hayes, MidMark V edged Luigi 's 84-lll, markers. majority, white~haired, onlon- receive 40 to 70 pet. of the dleport Mr . and Mrs. Coats By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. When the and the Meigs Inn dumped Luigi's which blew a 10 point skinned Rep. Harold Donohue profit . Coupons can be pur- have three other children, DEAR DR.. LAMB - I am tachycardia occurs as a Citizens National Bank 63-53 in lead in the fourth quarter, was of Boston offered two articles chased from any member. Sean, Wayne and Laura Beth. writing to you to ask if.a person complication of a heart attack, Meigs Summer Basketball led by 6-5 Mitch Meadows' 25 of impeachment. They will The birthdays of Mrs. Gene has his spleen taken out does it is very important and can League action Wednesday points, while Butch Boggs and serve as the basis of debate, Lyons and Mrs. Mae Cleland that shorten the nwnber of progress to rapid twitching of ' evening . Sundance Sayr.e added 18 each. subject to amendment. were celebrated with ice ' years he can live? the heart rnuscle .without any The Pomeroy bankers used Chip Brauer grabbed a game alteration or defeat by roll call cream and cake. A kitchen DEAR READER- That is a effective full heart beat to Randy Crawford's 12 point high 21 rebounds. shower was planned for Aug. a· vote. ' ' hard question to answer pump blood. This is life second quarter performance to and anyDfie interested in Mark V's record now stands One lists nine counts in ac•' unequivocally. Most people threatening. donating is invited to attend. outscore the newspapermen 23- at 7-1. . cusiqg Nixon of obstructing I have seen ventricular 10 in a crucial second stanza ha ve the spleen removed The Rajun CajWls of the and impeding justice . The •• because of some medical tachycardia in young healthy · that pr ovided the game's Meigs Inn ran their win streak other makes eight charges of •• problem which is benefited by persons, sometimes unaware winning margin. LEAGUE TO MEET to six games as ·they came abusing power. •• its removal. ln those instances that the ai\Bck h.ad occurred if An important meeting of the After listing the specific Crawford pUI)lped in a game from behind to nip the bankers •• the removal of the spleen the hea~t rate was not too fast. high 28 points and hauled in 17 behind Billy Vaughan 's 26 accusations, both conclude M-M Men's Slo-pitch league MIRRO • should prolong the life and When the problem occu rs rebounds·, while Dan Dodson points and ' 12 assists. Dox with this stem language : will be held Friday at 7:30p.m. health of the individual. without underlying heart •• "All of this has been carried at the Kyger Creek Field . All and Rich Gilkey added 16 Walters, peld scoreless in the If you lost your spleen from disease, it can still · be points each. • first half, dumped in six • on by Richard M. Nixon in a please attend. • an automobile accident it troublesome H it causes the • For the losers, Tom Walters straight third quarter buckets manner contrary to his trust as 21 QT. . •• MODEL JiO, 0406 might not make much dif· heart to beat too fast. If the poured in 19 and Julius "The to aid Vaughan with 15 points · President, to the manifest •• 'terence. Many of thii'rlll1ctions tachycardia is because.o~ he 3rt Doctor" Blanks added 18. and 20 rebounds. injury of the confidence of the REG. '49.95 committee. Smith's stance of the spleen are duplicated by disease or is fast enough to •• In the second ga me , Dennis Eichinger again led nation and to the great made it clear he would wind up other parts or the body. So, cause symptoms; then it is "Chunky" Ferguson, held to 11 • the . bankers, hitting for 24 prejudice of .the cause of law voting against impeachment. •• while the spleen is important, it usually necessary to take points in his last outing, ex· points and 20 rebounds. and justice, and to the subIn ·other speeches: •• is not essential to life in normal medicine either to abolish the ploded for 35 points to lead Eichinger was the lone banker version of constitutional Rep. Edward Hutchinson •• people . episode · or to prevent its government. Mark V from behind to a three in doubleofigures·. . THIS CANNER Will CAN 7 - 1 QT. JARS of Michigan, the senior •• re currence. poin t win over Luigi's DoughBox scores follow : " Wherefore Richard M. Republican member and a sure DEAR DR: LAMB - Will A person who has recurrent 00 ys. • AT A TIME PNB (71 l ~ Dodson 8-0-16, Nixon by such conduct war- proNixon vote, callecl for delay you tell me what ventricular attacks with symptoms, even Walburn 8-0-10, Gilkey 7-2-16, rants impeachment and trial, until the 64 .tapes which Nixon · tachyc-~irdia d.s.1 -1Ww serious is without other heart probleins, MI~RO Crawford 14+28. · and removal from office."·· will surrt!nder become availa· it and l"ill one _always .need usually takes medicine OS (58) - Walters 11-3-19, In his speech, Railsback · ble to the committee. Hutdtugs to control itJ!IJs air travel thereafter to pt·event future Blank 9-Q-18, Mitchell 5+10, quoted .Nixon's . own words chinson stressed that a charge attacks . allowed in this case? Langsdon 4-3-11. from tapes he had heard in against Nixon, to justify imDEAR READER About air travel, it depends . MODEL 0622 Mark ( 114 ) '-' Ferguson 16-3- secret committee . session, peachment, ''must be of sufTachy~ardla means fast heart again on the cause . Clearly if 35, Stewart 1-Q-2, Fife 12-Q-24, tracing the President's apfi~ient gra vity to warrant rate ." The v.entrides are the the ventricular tachycardia is THIS CANNER WILL CAN "ALF GALLON Johnson 3-0-6, Booth 3·0-6, parent approval of the use of removal of the President from heavy pumping muscular caused by se ri ous heart Coats 4-3-11. · the Internal Revenue Service offic e.'' REG OR Ql JARS . embers at the bottom of the disease one wouldn 't travel The basic provisions for Luigi's (81) - Boggs !Hl-18; to harass political enemies, of · - Prep. Robert Kastenmeir, heart. When a spot in the until arter recovery. For proven wheat yields are sayre !Hl-18, Meadows 11-3·25, the payment of blackmail to a 0-Wis., said he could not ae. '55.9S SALE E ventricles becomes overactive recurrent attacks without continued under the Brauer 6-Q-12, Pearch 4-0-8. Watergate defendant threaten- cept Nixon's defense that he it ·cSn take over electrical other mediCal problems, one Agriculture and ~onsume r MI (~3 ) Walters 6-3-15, Sayre iqg to reveal his "seamy" . was actiqg to preserve the stimulation of the heart beat. If can travel by plane. Even if an Protection Act of 1973. Farm4-5-13, Shrock 2-Q-4, Vaughan 8- White House missions and of institution of the·presidency. "! the spot causes that heart to attack should occur in the ers may elect to· estaWsh a 1().26, Burney I.Q-2, Haggerty 1- telling his aides what he had . . . PHONE 882-2525 would argue · this fight is beat fast then it causes ven- plane It would .be no worse than yield for their farm based on 1-3. learned in confidence from designed to save one person - · tricUlat lachycardia. on the ground. · The problem actual production rather than MAIN ST. , NEW HAVEN Cl'lB (53) ·- Dodson 4-1-9, Assistant Attorney General ·Why does the spot get over- might be in getting immediate use the yield established by the Ritchie 2-l-5, Eichinger 10-4-24, Henry E. Petersen about grand . Richard Nixon," he said. · • actiye ? There( ., iire many rnedicalat~ention ~ Commercial county committee on a Young 4+8, Goehel 3-1-7. jury testimony. · t~easons. In some people it can. air planes are not really that judgment basis. Railsback said he was National L eague ~e from underlying heart much different froin a bus. The The base period for "agonized. u Todav's Probate Pitcher s disease , including fatty cabin altitude is not aliowed to , establishing 75 farm yields. is . ( All Times EDT) "I am concerned," he said . . Los AnQeles (Sutton 6~8 and choiesierol deposits in the be over 7,000 feet and usually is 68, 69, 70, 71 and 72. To prov1de Rau 8-6) at Hous_ton (Osteen 9-1 &'I am seriously concerned. I coronary arteries. In other much less than that. your yield, you must have and Wi lson 6-71 , 2, 6 : 35 pm . instances there seems to be no Remember, Denver has an produced wheat on the farm in • San Francisco ( D ' Acqu isto9 -7 wish the President could do Cal dwell 9 -3 1 at Cincin nati something to ~b,.,lve himself." associated heart disease at alL altitude of 5,000 feet, and the each of these five years and be and (Ki rby 7,5 and Norman 9-9) , 2, McClory took artother tack. . II makes a lot of difference mountains nearby are much able to provide reliable proof of 5 :30 om . Pittsburgh ( Reuss 9-7 and He. sald the Watergate case LADIES' wha\ causes the problem . higher. production. • Rooker 6 -7) at .Montreal <Renko against Nixon was built on LADIES' 6-10 and Roge r s 10-11 ), 2, 6 :05 If you intend to prove your pm . suspicion and inference. But •~•••••••••••••••••••, yield • in subsequent years, New York ( Parker 3-9) and "the clearest and most conPolyester & dacron by current year production Koosman 10-7l at St . Louis (Gi bson S -9 and Foster 4-6) , 2. vincing i.s.sue," he said, w&$ Jantzen .• Cat a I ina, evidence must be submitted 6 : 30p .m.. ' Nixon's refusal to comply with By Catali'la & Jantzen. San Diego <Jones 7-13) at Coddington . ·along with evidence for the "• the committee's subpoenas for Atlanta <Reed 6 -5) 7: 30pm . • most recent year of the. base Phlladefphia (,C arlton 11 -7) at evidence. Chicago f BonhQm 9-11 1 2 : 30 •• period. To 5Q%0FF 11 His action is "a . direct pm . Acc.eptable production challenge to the Congress in • American League evidence is limited to a record Toda v's Prob•ble Pitchers the exercise of its solemn Ladies Polyester Knit • of disposition such as bin · <All Times EDT> • constitutional duly to act l)y All Wt;ather •• Baltimor-e (C uellar lJ -6 and measu rements, sales, or Grimsley 11 -8 ) at , Cleveland way of impeachment as the •• BY w3rehouse feceipts Or {Bosm an 2·0 and PetHSOn 7-5) ultimate check on presidential • warehOuse ledger sheets. Such 2' ~~35~gn~iw1se 3--4 1 a t Detroit conduct, with aU relevant facts LADY MANHATTAN • By Betty Rose evidence· must be identified by .(Lonch 10·12 l., a:oo pm . as Its disposal," McClory sai!l. · • the farm and year of M i lwaukee {W right 8-12l at • N ew York (Med ich 12-71 , 8 :00 Rep. Henry P. Smith, R-. · •• production. Adjustments may pm . 9 N.Y., who Is retiriqg from d Kan sas Citv _{Spllttorff 9 -IOJ ~ 1 Rack Ladies . be necessary f or dock age an at Cali forni a. (Ry an 129) , 11 : 00 Congress, said he could not LADIES' . •• high moisture content. p .m . KNIT TOPS & SHORTS . . Chicago ! Wood 16 -11) at vote to impench on Watergate • ln order t o assure con- Texas <Jenk in s 12 -91.9 : 00 p .m . but remained in doubt on • By Catalina, Jantzen sideration, farmers may file a Minnesota (Decker 10 -8) at and Lori Lynn . • written request · by 1\ug. 9. g~land f Hamnton 6-3J. 11 : 00 whether he could Impeach on Nixon's 14-month secret • Production data timely · · · • bombing of Cambodia --an • • received will . be consldered The prime legis_la~ ive body of Issue which !loes not ....._.s To OFF %OFF •• before notifying you ,or your Afgt.anlstan Is the parliament, majority suppotl In the official 1975 farm wheat yield. consisting of two houses. LADIES' •• Loyal Bereans picnic at ,Kyger King deh.uts~ tonight Racine firemen will benefit ·DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Is spleen needed for long life? Crawford leads hankers' win FROM SAYRE HARDWARE PRESSURE" CANNERS SALE PRICED AT • SAN DIEGO, Calif . <UP!) -'John Unttas, with an arm that fired a recwd 290 touchdown pas.c;e[i over 13 yeurs. hud h.1 call It qu its Wednesda y becaMe of his legs. " My 98-year-91d legs can't take the pun ishment anymore," the IJ .yea r -9ld national Footba ll Leag ue legend said In aimouncini; his retirement. "I worked out four or five days and my legs swelled and my knee popped and I decided that to stay would be foolish ." San Diego Chargers owner Hed hot Giants invade LARGE PRESSURE CANNER '49'5 SWIMWEAR Correction Murphy's Wednesday Ad 30% . CINCINNATI (UPl ) - The San Francisco Giant. go after the Cincinnati Reds IAlnight in a doubleheader with John D' Acquisto (9-7) and. Mike Caldwell facing the Reds' Clay Kirby and Fred Norman . The Giants are working on a shutout twln bill win over the Montreal Expos last Sunday. CaldweU ( 9-3 ) had a six-hit, 8-2 win over the Expos in his last outing .. The Reds will resume chasing the Los Angeles Dodger, who are 5 ~ games ahead in the NL West. The Giants are next-to-last. "Before we even consider catching and passing Atlanta and Houston we must first get to .SOO," said Manager Wes Westrum.· The Giants are 4:i-53 and 1111 since Westrum replaced Charlie Fox on July 28. PICKENS ROOF · this evening at the James 8 . Gallipolis Yankees against powerful Rio Grande in the opening semmnal tilt. In the 8:15 nightcap, the New Haven entry will battle City Ice and Fuel of Pt. Pleasant in an alJ-Masun Cou nt y scmifhHil ·game. The championship game is set for 8 p.m. Friday. The consolation game will start at 6:30 p.m. Friday. 7 a.m . to 9 p.m. Friday & Saturday Mil son, W. Va . •• TRUST US TO HANDLE A LOAN OF $1500. People trust us to handle their savings. ciTY WAN &SAVINGS 125 E . Main St • 992-217 1 NEW YORK Jack Dempsey's speak, for the J!(JI)(j that really broke? -" It all goes chunky, craggx Canastota, N.Y., "You're talldng a!1'!1f;ae table wanted to "No," said B~~ always have a < too, !lien·wind ""·'•a• ~ You've heard ·~~~ shape, I'd. have Joey Gia.rdeUo,'ll• his agreement . "A f.ighter alwii.Yl; and Uncle sam. welfare. But they Charlie F'l,lsari. some of the top · among those although later · · " I was I'm reluctant to Because gen.erallrl~'' BLOUSES - ·. HUFFY .MOWER 26" CUT $ POWERFUL 8 HP BRIGGS AND STRAlTON ENGINE WITH AFUU 26" CUT. REGUlAR '349.00 CAMDEN PARK R . . 00 CHARGE IT! G. C. MURPHY. CO. PLAZA AND DOWNTOWN STO.RE ONLY ' ' All Sales Final. ENGINEERING. DEPARTMENT . CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT AND K.V. COMPUTING DEPT, .OF UNION CARBIDE TECH. CENTER . No Lay-A-W11ys On T-SHIRTS S·M-L-XL .,_, $3.50 Basilio, 47, Wednesday for Boxing League, Morton Do·wntey c;JJ Kor!ller wmr\d,hi rommissioner also with four otl)lr; Willie Pep and ,_..,. If it ever actualiif; boxers on each 3()-week the major fund would be It's a . .. MANY ITEMS IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT 50% BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. AU OIJR • ••• •• • South w. 1. pet. g.b. Memphis 56 37 .602 Richmond · 53 -40 .570 3 . Char leston 44 -48 .-478 ll 'l1 Tidewater 32 60 .3-48 23 111 Wednesday 's. Results. Memph iS 6 C ha~leston 2 T idewater 3 Richmond 2 · Toledo 5 Pawtucket 4 Rochester s· Svracuse 4 The motto of the state of Rhode Island ls " hope.11 0 3 0 .ooo .ctJ; The elegant look · of w"tought iron in · high-impact po1Vstvrene1 Will not rust , . ' fa de, warp , peel or dent) Trims & prO· . tects lawns and gardens. Snl!iplock corners · 69 81 QD west w . 1. f. pet . pf Oa 2 1 0 .667 67 6_1 8/ 1XIO Ft. Whit~ Wire Fence 1 ReQ . $1.39 15 in.x36"in .x3f," Fence, Reg . 77c 20 in .x-18 !n. xlt1" Cofnen, Reg . $1.17 1 2 0 ,333 14 33 1 2 0 .333 74 62 Houston Hawai i ans Portland _ 0 3 0 .000 38 Wedn esday's Resu lts Flo r ida 15 Houston 3 Bir mi ngham 58 M e mph is 33 S·. Cal i f . 22J cksn v i l~ 19 Ch i cago 29 Portland 22 ( On I yg am esscheduled ) Thur l da y's Gam es New York at Ph ila d elphia (On I ygam eschedul ed J Speclo196c Spoclol57c Spe~lot. 96c· 78 DR. FORKER NAMED DES MOINES, Iowa (UP! ) - Dr. Borbara B. Forker waa . named Wednesday to direct both the men's and women's physical education programs at Iowa Slate University effective Sept. I. Dr. Forker haa been head of the women's · physical educaUon depariment foot- · for 16 years, but the men's and women's departmen'ts now are being combined. of PICNIC supplies napkins, plates, cups. table cloths •.• forks, spoons. DECORATIONS Duck & ducklings, roosters , flam ingos. egrets, wild geese. SUMMER toys ·- Toy lawnmowers. sand palls. sand toys, garden , sets, sprinkling . cans . • . ·'- .~M.~~,!lR SH?~:S~N'~'~'~~~ BEN,F_RANKUAI PHONE 200,202 E~st ~in_ St. _eQM.J;RO'(,_.!)H IQ · 992-349!_ OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY WIGHTS Use Our Convenient Lay-.A-Way l'lall~ ·· .' __.... GRBBTING _ eARDS for all occasions Now ••• • .. • •• •• •• TO• ••••·••"l..ct i'•ua,. on••· lullt ttuan ..• •• 11'- • 20 .'· . 7fm<~f!ff~A The very special way to remember : ·~·1· • K~nnelh McCulloU9~ · R. Ph. EBERSBACH HARDW • ·~ - • ·This Sale For 2 Weeks Only At ~ ~ . '•. ' t• ....111 yeur·· • ·~ - Entire • • • Sfendings 8y United Press tntern•11onal North ·· w . 1. pc:t . g .b • . Roc hester 57 35 .620 . Syra cuse 55 40 .519 3112 Toledo -40 51 .412 191/l Pawtucke t 37 51 .39-4 21 LAWN MOWERS ARE ON .SALE • •• J Detro.il to . ~ ' OPEN TO PUBLIC ~R 5 P.M. U. S. 60 WEST - HUNTINGTON MemphiS 0 1.000 111 2 1 0 .667 83 S . Calif . this the guys At . of lnterna1ional League EXTRA SPECIALS FENCING &CORNERS 0 2 0 .000 36 46 Central w. 1. r. pet . pf pa 3 0 0 1.000 71 44 Brm nghm 3 0 "If • REDUCED · &/e lterru CLOSED EVERY-MONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY .•. - 1 LOT . MEIGS MARAUDERS SLACKS 30o/o OFF SATURDAY, JULY 27th ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING Ch icago ." .. 30 SPORTSWEAR 50% 70% Polyester Knit New York ctelun." Minnesota Twine' aeallld man goealnto the IIOCond ll..e of the sea!Oln with • .312 . average and a history of improving his averages In the lui two -months of prevloua campaigns. ALWeol Two-tlnne world champion Oakland baa a flve.g&rne load, but Chicago won seven . of ita 1aat eight games before the AllStar break and bave the power to make a late run. Ka111111 Clty,seven games out, Is alao a factor and Texu and' 'Mlnnesota are · at lea!ll in contention mathematically. California must be considered "cooked Rooses" inasmuch as it are 17 games out of first place with five learns lo overlake. ALEaol There is only a five.game gap between first-place Booton and laat-place Detroit. All llix teams . are in mathematical cOntention, therefore, although the Tigers seem to he fading fast. The big quemioo mark Is whether Boltlmore can stage a fast finish, such as it did in 1973, and wln eaolly, Otherwise, it should be a ocramble to the end of the season. J 0 0 1. 000 " 24 c;p-.o-.o"Gl"G"""'"G"<:><;><:><:><:><::>..::>..::>..::>.."""o-0:-~ 1 1 0 .500 J:J 19 1 2 0 .333 55 54 F lor ida .Ph ila Jaxnv l ~:!!~~~~~~~~;~ ~ wl.ld •!tl1 COATS F lllling in "Most fighters me. He kept me fast. 1 was one of tilt At least I Wll!l smart i - 30% OFF wi ves start complaining about the pay checks." As for the future , Unilas said he planned to spend more time BfFRED DOWN with hls stx children In UPI Sports Writer Baltimore. He also indica.ted The major league pennant he might do some radio or races re~ume tonlght, television work on football following !he All-Star bore with although he added there were the prospect of four exciting no concrete offers. division struggles, two new managers and the possibility that baseball may have its first .4()().hitter in 33 years . It isn't shilling for baseball's ' ' moguls to say that only five of Vice Vresidcnt Gerald Ford, the 21 cluba, four of which are meanwhHe, announced he would attend enshrinement in the sam~ dlvlsion, can be ceremonies for former football counted out of the division greats Lou Groza, Dick "Night races. It was only a year ago Train" Lane, Tony Canadeo that !lie New York Mets surged and Bill George prior 19 the from 11 games behlnd in game but would not attend the August to win the National League pennant and 19 teams game itself. Ford was expected to arrive are in better strategic positions early Saturday morning . The than that with the resumption vice president's schedule has of action today. 1\ealisttcally, of course, such him attending a parade and 11 holding a news conference finishes a~ the m.iracle Mets" . before going to the Hall of . achieved in 1973 are rare. At Fame for the enshrinement the same time, the comparison suggests that interest should ceremonies. Alan Vage of Minnesota, Dan remain high in ·most cities Dierdorf of St. Louis and Ed during the final two months of Podolak of Kansas City said the season and that 1974 atthey would seek further sup- tendance figur es should reflect port for the pickets at a rally baseball's overall health. Two managers will make today in Lordslown, Ohio, their debuta with new clubs where !he UAW has been on 17-game strike against the giant during today 's schedule --Clyde King having General Motors complex since replaced Eddie Mathews as July 12. Podolak and Page were manager of the Atlanta Braves expected to join with the and Jim Marshall haviqg taken. striking UAW workers in over for Whitey Lockman for return for support for pickets the Chicago Cubs. The Braves are in fourth at the game Saturday, ac' place, 14 gaines out of first cording to UAW Local l112 nlace, In the Nationai League President Marlin Ford. West, while the CUbe are in "OUr strike revolves around freedom and dignity, which is ftfth place, seven games out of something everyone in organ- first place, iil the NL East. Aside from the pennant ized labor can identify with," races, the fans also can look said Podolak, an honorary forward to Rod Carew's atUAW member. tempt to )>ecome the game's fir st .. 400-hitter since Ted WFL St an ding s By United Press International Williams batted .406 for the Ea st w. 1. 1. pet. pf pa; Boston Red Sox in 1941. The players Harreld Memorial Field. II will be the unb eaten PICKENS FIBER . What makes us a diffe re nt kind of loan compan y makes us a bette r kind of loan company. to Creek Liitle League baseball tournament will resume at 7 Hours: 7 .~.m . to 5: 00p.m . Daily 113-SS83 -• The 16th annual Kyger ROOF PAINT PAINT SAYRE HARDWARE PANT SUITS n iverfl·ont Major League arDis races ·resume Gene Klei n, who acqu ired Unitas from Baltimore last year, said, ''It was a pleasure IAl have the best quarterback in th£ history of the game as a rncmber of our team.'' ' Name almost an y ~pa ssing record in the book and Uni tas has it. Possibly the most significant is 47 straight games throwing a touchdown pass. That is a mark comparable to Joe DiMaggio's 56i:arne hit. ting streak in baseball. Unitas pians IAl return to his Baltimore home. His only unpleasant memory of football is his treatment by the Colts, who he claims promised hlnn a front-<JfflGe job upon retirement. 111e matter is now in the courts. Unitas joined the Colts in 1956, one year after being cut by the Pittsburgm Steelers without playing a down . Starter George Shaw was injured, and Unitas hit 11 of 198 ··4495 - Provisions for proven yields stand Legs fail one.o "Everything In Hardware" .MAIN ST• • • -'. Chor ..s Rill ... R. Ph . ' Open Dallyi : OOil . m.t09 :GOp.m ._ · !· sunday 10 : 3oto I:I : JO•nd sto 9t.m . PRESCRIPTIONS - - I . PH.99l-2t55 · . Friendly Service ~ ''112E. MAIN POMEROY,O. •• !. • ' I . �-· • ... :·;·.: \ Toasle r-/Jroile r lllt'llhl!!ll dt ;o.Pnll't; Hf lht• I~~~~~ ftol llr l •. nudh \\ l'«l' Fn Jlii''-IJ.It•lfl ft a pa.:..t .tll'dl:llt' fl{ lht• \\,1 ;tit. • • • suggestions. - J.C.G. ~•'<Ut'l fll\ 1,,1d In fltt•t•," II!~· ' ' ' ' J ., Social . Calendar ,, cleaned out my desk and found 10 or 11 vouchct't: that ltl! al('d 1,,. ·r $5, mostly in amounts o ~ts and up· ltut ~onw \\ ''r•.· tor unt cent. I wonder why a fe~ins can-not be put 111 au t~m ...•lot"-' They would not take any more spac~ and wdght than all hY advertising litera ture they enClose. .JO. DEAR POLLY ~ Mrs . A. W. wrote abou t being hot}wn•d by talkative busy bodies who come to vis1t and .slay ami stay l',fy solution to this always has been to welcome then1 ~md say, ., lh _r am so glad to see you so let us visit 10 minute~ bdort· l h.:n e to gt•t to my cleaning ." Or write letters, etc./\ b1t lafE>r I say. ·'Do L'HHU' again. I have rea1ly enjoyed your 'visit. ·_• And rnruriwhik 1 <.Pll helping them toward the door and seem to b!.'! st<1rting tht joL mentioned, even though it really does not nc{'d doing . I ~an slti!J when they are well on their way. For lengthy telephone callers r do about the same and adJ "We sho uld not be tying J.lP our lines so long as son•ebnt! may be · trying to call one of u.s but do call again. l love you. L;oodb) ~-" And I hang up gently. · Mrs. H. F. who is bothered by toba cco smoke uJor m ll',·tt; rooms can ca rry a small can of room de odoraot as WL' du ·u1d ttu;m use it when bothered by such odors. I hove- even sprinkled scented talcum on my hand Qnd b'lown it about a room to f n'sL~~n­ it somewhat. Perhaps the day will come when ·certain rooms <:~i' L' reserved for nonsmokers. - MHS. E. W. . DEAR POLLY - After the death of mv husban I J sold n\J twm beds and had many twin..size sheets. Tl'.l us1~ tht?m I would tea_r one twin s~eet into fi ve 14·inch-wide strips. This gavf;' rnc stnps to add to five sheets. I loosened lhe lop and bottom hem' in both sheets and str ips and made flat seams when thestdps wcrtt. added . Both hems w~re folded back to where thcv had bc·er . previously, restitched and I ended up witi1 fuH-sizt• sliecl"i. Toda\ sheets are too e>."Pensive to discard when then· 1.-; a wa) ;to u:;·~, !hem wlth a bit of work and no expense.- CATHicH!!'>Io:. ''' ••••• " 1'1le 11- om e of. the h·i!•fl " df.,· Fo/1,·.," ' '• .t 1 :Jw Pl('!lll I"-! 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A~:\{ ,\1 1-lomPr'tHning at lilt' Lonr~ Hullom ~I(•O;nd t-.:! ~AK ER Ill ' . f ,. '.'' , .. l'l' -··';t1 1\ ' i.t'U.IV Il th. v·it r"·t :(! 1 .' !I Park till1HL\r :..~t ·;!! l.:mctl'>~l!r, nm.tn Cf)ZAH1 r!'union, j (J m .at purk un l S :tt north. st:.t ~· Wf'kll![H.!. ·~·~·:! · SO:\ r••un1on, F tt·t A\'re!oi f';Jrk. flowe rs ~!J the funerul scr~ L Fut~.1fe. "\.t s { (~. I· Tt.e n:1ld ~tiller, rqJt'rtt•d, hr .1;:- for~ ,;J~ cting { r t f dtl';l'd \Vilh ,. , ·I \lyld Hudsvn. \kBndl'. Frank it' \\hltt• iJnd ; · I !JII J) JlllHI\ .1r ,lt1hn Walter· 11 1 turawt :\nit;J ' q. ·" t• ·L Pomt•rQy, are sUTf'Lll'~­ b~ I ,\tb SL iTt'~'..··lll'~'r\ J•:[: wl " r.. Hn ]IO'lLWk "I 'I pl.t11!H'd for t!J,• :tl · llu • '<'·1, 1 r' \ :--. ~Lh Out·';1.st-'\\a. r- 11 i.J., ,., I . In J <~tn 1 ·T l11 .' h J 'f'l''' llklt' \)! ·i::\1 . SJ~f •. "'l ( ·\l'{i'kVIll :-.111/..! will D•· hl'll .. ' ·r.J, 1\ 1 J '~'r\'III• lS' 1 ~ 20%" . ____ ••. 1 SYRACUSE - Th e Sta r Class of the Syracuse First . United Presbyterian Church mel recently in the church annex with Frankie . Mumaw, , president, opening llie meeting reading Psalm t2t followed by prayer . Roll call was answered with a scripture verse con· taining the word "banner" . The secretary 's treasu1·er 's reports were read and approved . . Comnumications were read from Rev. Dwight Zavitz and · the Mark Riebel famil y. >The class has Christmas cards to sell for their lnoney. makjng project. An yo ne "needing cards may see or call Miss Frankie Mwnaw. The roll call 'for August will be a scripture. verse with the word "favorite ". Rachel McBride will be the August hostess. A Bible game was played durin g the p~ og ram . Th e meeting closed with 'benediction in Wlison . Ada Slack, hostess, served refresh· ments to Rachel McBride, Frankie Mwnaw and Susie Fischer. · l r~----------- 1 OFF ALL 01 25 I /0 MEN'S I · ~ Whi t e, Bl-ac k & White and Brown l 1 LADIES SUMMER It..__.CA NVAS SHOES I ..................-..._...._.._._.. ______ .-l ~ & Wh ite Shoes . ....... --...-._..._..~----~·---' MARGUERITE'S SHOES BETTY OHLINGER POMEROY, OHIO ' ."~rgy • II qz . J:5'f!j! ~. yJ . cr;s;s, we mus t use at! our ·r.~. .. t usc tots full load . lhl •\ p And don't overdry, Synth et· ics and o th er light ctolhes do n't lake as~i'n uc h t ime or heat .to dry. FO!!ow you r in· slruction Pook lo r pro per drying ti m'es . 1se "I .... ater t.Pr rr c .. ., it - 1 11 loa . b, fl n·e~e- r<J· .;-. r.r:y tha t FOR • 11 ~~~n .1-.:md r_cp.aya • ~10n You 't , <•g:t :'l'. 5 In WRANGLER · your oa~ art m<ikes lhe .,p 1 w~e- of· yr;;our ~'r'f JJ t 1 ~ 01.1r I w.Js le m n~y af'ld gaS 1n til ill'tds . ' r\..:::.1.-"=""\ • Wipe lhe inside o f the tub with a damp clo th a nd cl ean the lin t fi ll er each Hrrie you usc ygu r dryer. Chec k your. oper ati ng manual f o r Instru c tions on keepi ng your ap.ptiance In top shape. . the Ph ill ip s arc anltOwtcm~ the b1rth or llwir ftrst l'hild , a 71t>s ., 12 ozs. son, H.(Jhl'rt Tyson, .July 11 c.tl Ull' llo1zer Medh::al CentN . POIITI.AND Riggs. and guests, Mrs. Nora parc n L~. Mrs. L"harb:s ll iltun w<J s held t!I<~ l.ehauon Twp . St•nior Citi1.cns rcn utly . ll i•rold Housh J.;avc the blcs.l!illK . It Wi1 S voted to contribute rJ , .,ur ·I, 't It the a1r dn't "' jr r • Uu t: lor Your Dmg Nulla • t •[; r; itre Gf f\( y dO· ., v~ g-. dr)'et. t 1 noth1ng I !1--;• QSl Both Mr. o.md Mrs. Brown , l.':anc C1cland and Mrs, Spurl<K;k leach in the Southern Local School District. Eli7.abelh Wickham . MILK OF MAGNESIA l ''.~~~· l;j i"• Reg . or Min t 26 oz . CAIRQL • 4 oz . Twi n Pac k - $2 .70 Value Hair Ne t PERM 12 oz . HOM E PE RMAN E N ••v Nt:Ait J>cutlhne for rc ~n ro llm ent 111 Lhe Middlcrx,rt - l'onwroy Ar1·u Rran ch or the Arn~rH'an ASSflcia tiiJn uf Umvt•r s •~Y Women is .July :n. Dues ~huultl be ~na i l ed to Mrs, Earl Knight, Beech St. Regular Surf Sp ray Le mon Lim e Menthol 1'1 1'4 o z. $1.49 Value $2.95 Va lue $1.72 Val ue SWINGER II thtly wo rk Qlntly to hllp YOU IOM Wl~!r•blut t . pill AQUA TABS - • " wlttr thtl Workt .... $3,00. Bo•h UUIIrilll'l tte<f •nd aold by ~ Sw1shcr & Lohse Pharmuy j 112 F. Ma m, Pomeruy & Ou Hon Drug S1!.1re, M iddleport. MaU Fill ed , Order~ smoker grill All Steel Cons.t r uc1ion . (.;r i ll ha s 12 smoke ·vents , 4 t;ooking l ev els, ti lt-back cover . ru:stproof grid. ·No. 4400 .- TRAIL SIZ E *375 POLORON 30 QUART PATIO TORCHES ICE CHEST With FREE Gal lon J ug QUA RT S IZ E Constr ucted of Hi -Impact Pla st ic mea sur es 18" :c 13" :c 1Jf, 2 " Pack of Two 55.99 .Va lue ' Reg . $10.98 Only tifitJ LEMON JOY FOLD IN PAPER PLATES 510 .50 Value No. 377 59c Value 6Jc .Value 20 Count 7 oz. Foam Cups 8" & 10" $799 1 2 oz . KOOLY KUPPS 20 BONOWARE CHAISE LOUNGE ·44' 29c Va lu e 19~ 5'2~ ~----~----r---~~~--~~-L----~~ IMPOR TE D ' STRAW TRIVETS 69~ 89c Value NEW from @~I c5}tr~:' LISTEROL AE ROSOL DEOD ORANT 01 Sl NFECTANT Handm a de SJ.99 Value 7 OZ SIZE $1.69 Value 14 oz . STRAW HAND.BAGS 5.189 Value $239 REV LON "CHARLIE" Unclog s ch·ams 1n one se"C ond • con•t r'ie vu. becau•• they're more efficient. Wittiov t lye or acid Several Slas In Stock •• • pure energy ..'. • srM SUPPLY . liMit WIMfy. MalA GAll. • • llecln•, Olllo •• I Ani!- Pe r s pira nt Reg ula r Powder a oz . $1.85 Va lue F RE F:2o z. SJS .OO Value POWER •• ~.- SOFT & DRI 8 o z. wi th COLOGNE SPRAY *375 & '650 ULTRA LUCENT WATERPROOF MAKEUP • •• • ·- - ,,......... · •"" ' I TEN.O,SIX LOTION - MAX FACTO •• •I ,,, BONNE BELl . , U you're thinking of repta~ lnG your old 011 dryer or w• ter hearer,. ramembcu you 'll contlhue to get the g11 you need. And the ne~. modern g.. lppllanc.. help i tin'{ tlbllit • 2~ '"pply. L•to .,:-m tl~:• ts $:5.00, Alto try AQUATABS~ GILlETTE FOAMY ROU.ER • Gal Ia precloua . • • ·- ba.ck , MONAOI: )( it • l~ unl~ Brinker. M:1 ywo•1rl ht!lp curb your d-.4r• for •·~ fudd . Ett ,Int. - wtlth 1.... Canr.rna Juhnstou , Etlu•l ,J(Jhn ~t~,n . no <:l •nverou• drUfl •nd will not Harold (lfld Marjuru· Housh I'T\IIk t you nt~r¥ou 1 , No ltttftUOf.tl •••r cltt , Chtntt you; llf• ,,, Hll't and Mury Cirrle. l~l\" . MONADEX cOM 13.00 fot TONI FINAL NET Socket Sets New Gas Appliances • $25 LOSE UGLY FAT ~1111 lculnv wetQtu todty or mqfM:Y i11nd '"Y 1o ttk•. MONAOIE )( wiU l)~:MJ U NI•: to the S4mior Citizens Center program . C11ro l Tuylor wun the door pr ize, and U1cre were scvcntl origin<JI poems nw d by Car ol and Darrell Tay lor . '3.50 'Till! OIATOI Of JW¢NAil( Dl\!0 !'lila$" ~ON. Mr. and hy •' • PtiOI-fe m...s159 271 N. s..o..d ,...,.. A p<Jtluek dinner ut the home or' Matt•rni1l grandparents ~ r·c Smnmt•rfi,.ld, Mrs . Dorothy Mr. ;.uul Mrs. Oml F:. Cooper·, r..uwsun. Mrs. Ada Morri s, Itt. 2, llillsboro, Ky .. and Mr . and Mrs . Oli ver Spur lock. Oak Mnt. Erma Cleh'"d , MI'IL Hill , ure the rli1tc ru al gmndPHutint' JtJd,•nou r, .MnL i'JJ ilti RIGHT GUARD · BWE . GRASS "'· .. po inted hos tesses for SUPPER SI..A TED - The Pythian Sisters of 'wilkesville are servi'< Ga buffet supper August tO ln their new lodge hall ln Wilk~sv lll e . The public is cordially · Invited. · Tickets will be $2.50 !or adulls and $1.5U !or children and will be available at the door . Serving will be !rom 4 to 8 p.m. ]r •,1 r r= Men's, ladies, Children I I .._..._..._...._._...._.._..._..._.._.._.._ ~ ·Oh1og nnd dry1ng sug ges- nalural reso urces _;,ISely. I urge ·you • 1 ~ ~It ~~r>lp you to conserv e gas t~ take part in conserv ing energy ., 't rgy_ And thai means !ess g3s to wilh you r ve•y nex t Wash." ~ :-t" 'r:: r As our nation laces an w1~.~ers u & ~- OFF ALL KPnnelh ~ JEANS OFF ALL LADIES ~ 20% 1t Wlii t e, Bone, Blue & White, Brown Wh ite Dress Sh oes. ' '' Auuu!iL rrwctin~ . A ~w t ad c·ounw , p1.1rlf'h ami c·ufft' P wen• st.•r"Vt'rl. Othr·rs Hl.li•nding were Mrs _ l•;thc·l Orr. Mrs . lnzy , Nt•wc•ll , Mrs. Lf'thH Wonf! , Mrs, Ada Vuu Mctr-r, Mrs. ,Jeun Star class has meeting ._.._..._.......,..._,__.., 'I •co fl,q'· t'.:u·pt!lti.'r', Su:ltb 2- p.IIJ Th· i 'ill l$ for ont yeu. '' Wi~e laundry habits Save money and ~ valuable gas." P• 1fe. !•'r('t•lwld ':\nrr1 ht in. chan~· of necesu r~. Gu~ran1ee tf S\Ta.·iJse·-·~-~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ \ ,... <tJ>d f:Jl!tl '/.1\T tol e r~nee, I . I :n••· \tr aru! Mrs. !1·y, rt~<,•sl,• r, and to~ -!J; '' this :-"~---.._.. OFF ALL LADIES DRESS AND I i!..-,._...,_....__..,_._., SPO RT SANDALS I _..._.._, _,,_.._..J gr~nd- :\lr l :-.1 . •r I, nr aCJ~st to .. ...... 4.00 f-TiiRou'Pl Shoes I LADIES AND Shoes...... 6.00 j · CHILDREN'S •1.so ______·1 J Shoes...... 8.00 I{......__.....,... !i 10% 'JI-1~r \!IH lp-arents r •' ., ·' th~.: ;•·t I •' WI •I • 1t•:ke. r !'l' h· iH ' ),'. ft !'1 111 f. t Ill \\hn·J:-:rn~ l1;l liO.\ ·wr , 11 r .\lr. :md \·Irs, ~··dn. l',mwtoy, Mr. ~1r Wrdlrr Tr rrell, 'l' ·, 1 d l~ad \\'atkins • I' ,\IJ; :Jc;( • ,,, l~-lliWn\ll 1;11' ",Hillli<l\\ fl., birth of their 1' lih., ~on. John .1',11, !i fjl lhe HolzPt' 1- I :\1r·Urlth.• •\ r 1 STORE COURT ST., POMEROY I Group Ld I Ad' 1es 1 Group Ladies 1 Group Ladies .... ._._..,.,...._•,_..,_..._...._ r. , t, 'JEWELRY VALUES TO 19.00 , . I: gl\'en rdrcsh - :"rn'd .' S'.\ C'f.'.l w.; tt· ,~ lll~ . Goessler's ._....._.._.. ..,...,_.._.._.,_,_.,.._.._. .._~ I r.l 'l)l~c' Lot'!-1 u11 r. ) :11• ueel S•lver SUMMER SHOES Hospttnl. rmd .1 t ·.· tl.l tml ALL SPRING AND ~I lpHth~ was qcil t lo ) 1 ' ...: ll\ltl ST'\'C;i H rt 1 1111il'll. at tlw HHyal ();,k Park BaskPt .dinn•'r ;n noon FriPnd:; of thl' o;.:;rtH!H fanl'lly· invitPd ... \lAJ f.A('K lawi!y rPunion, Hisin1! "'itnd~; Mrs. Opal Hollon accompanied her brother-in-law and sister , Mr . and Mrs. 'Will ia m Kr ac komb erger ; Perth Amboy, N. J . on a trip west. At Tucson, Ariz. they visited Mr . and Mrs. Charles Reuter, former Meigs CoWltian residents, and then tra veled as far west as Las Vegas. Mr . and Mrs. Krackomberger will stay here Wltil after the Singer reunion on Sunday .. Mr-. and Mrs . Sterling Rayburn who have resided the past numtier of yea rs in Howell , New J ersey , ' have moved back to the Bend area. ·They are presently staying with relatives. Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and son, David, have returned from a visit in Hockessin, Del. wilh Mr. and Mrs. James · Alexander. They atlended a family reW!ion at Rehobeth Beach. Russelll.itlle is recuperating at lhe Holzer Medical Center frOm a coronary suffered two weeks ago. His room rnunber is 417. Here visiting Mr. and Mrs . . Little is their da.ughter, Mrs. Sandra Ha rris, and her children, Scott and Tina , Fort' Lauderdale, Fla . Mr . and Mrs. Charles Werry returned Wednesday following a several days' visit in Stuart, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slusher. 0 _ ............ c to of I'tJiitfy to '11'1';.m<; ,, ' " ;n doal and s l! ap. $175. mt'mbers pnor to the lo.ll'r ! \f !DI ILEPtnrr FirL'nH''' ':1nd II' :.; ·~" IJ;J Au:ql::1ry nH•mhns ;1nnu.d · r'·llif,.n.t.l :!llr pntluck l l'n .'lH t, 0-'l[ -'HO DU ''U" S t ~IQii'u tuul Mi kl' . mul Mr. wHI Mrs.._ ('J JE~'J'EH .... Mrs. lk•lly Willard hines, nil 11 f lliJ. ltnush twst~:d a nu·t·1ill~ u( lhl' Pomeroy, Mr . und Mrs. lt(}bl·rt Pas t {'ou rw tlor.r,; ('tub of Arnold, Mlr•crsvil le, Mrs. tn ·1w C'hest(or ( 'oundl :J2:t. Daugl1tcr~ Stra uss, Mrs. Wi lli~:~ n 1 Strauss. o~ Amerkl.l Wc~cscfH)' n•~tht. Mah:.la and John SlrHUX.'i, nn , tO-IIOSless was Mr!i. Mrtry Jo Flem ing, Mr. and Mrs, nc·Hn Poole1·. tlill , WilliHmstown , w. V<t . ; th•• Mrs . Goldie Fr cd"'il'k hunorcd ~ ues t <'Jnd the Webers. presided at tlu> mt'f>fln ~ Games were enj oyed durin~-t Games were play d 11nd Mrs. th e a (te rn oon,~ ~J ftc r which Ma bel Van Meter und Mr!l. watennelon WiJ S Serveti . Laurn Mae Nice were Bfl· Hiltons host meal FmSTSCIN BOli N I!ACJNI': Mr . ;,ntl Mrs. l~1b 1.. Spurl rK·k, l!t. I, lladne, . p ... ~i! omeroy . . . ....j[ !·!· j Personal Notes ·:!i OAT[ -'NO D.U " Q" Sla•nreu s!lel Blue Councilors have rrJeeting !:!: A u~. 1 m~ wt•J ~made I'"{ .. , f.l o~I d ., I • \cnt·~. lk:lG GHOCP potlu t'k p1 rn!r, Por-tland p<Wk. T111un. ! ~vvn'.t!lP MID0t£PORT, 0. . \ i........ 1•Jlld Pnwe ll , • :~=::::r.:::~:::x::-..;:=:~::;::::::·:..:::·:·:·:···:···················· ·:·. .. ..... .......•.•,•.•.•.•.• ~;w , \, tll be IIU:1~Hllli'rt~·s ji.Jn., l \ ~· J d ' S\T<Il' \. (-~ JWxt munth na med were Mrs. ( ,eJTUIW C'itsd. July 29 ; Mrs. L.e1w Nes,'\clroad .. and Mrs. l':\·el)n cturk, Aug . 22; Mrs. lh'uter, Aug. 5; Mrs. Davis, Aug. 9; Mrs, Bar b.:1ra Karr 1\tlj( . 12; Mrs. lluth Puwcrs and .. d. I q ~YI' So exaciiS the Accu tron tun•ng fork movement , that accuracy IS gu.,ranteed to w1th1 n a m•nulc a month ~, ill lllLTl'[ISe ,,.,b.md f'f thl" I ' tl 1HfwP FURNITURE ' ·l tht• Ck! ·1 .jll'l"-i:di: w,•k <in•_ - T>J.~·l ~I ·t: " I l I ! t1 • and Knapp, fo reign ~·t 'I 1 RUG ADJUSTMENT ,, ( :' I 11 the most accurate watch in the world work lhl'y - do " 1thout co rn. Pl'nsntiun. :'\1(-'utzling and Mrs. Ellen C'ourh . Aug. 19: Mrs . Wildermuth, Aug. 23; Mr;,s . f va t., 1 1• ! ! ' S.\ll Hll \\ :\i('l!jm'i,_d i'iirK fll':\~ 1 1 tlw l·rtst 4 POSITI<»t ,,, ,/ .. : nw pll_·na' 2 SPEED MOlUR HEADLIGHT I r~purl tn n:H 111nal com) it .. Hl11od;:. llclt'kt: ll, I ,_ ·r \' n)JJ Accutron"by Bulova asked tha t member~ tv her· whnt t·omnlwlity 1\UII Hln. ,, T' I,. 177U. Mrs. l'nyc Wildermuth , UJinmumty se- r vrce c h:lir· 1 ,, l1t<>!rcl pll., I]J(· unit fl•1 h 1 t 1 b)' Gf'OI'~f1' Washington made i n Mrs . Oavis, Aug. 16 ; Mrs . I s1ltt· 1 a speech Mrs. :m 1 ·.1 •J lk1~ dut's will 1 rt • ft ~ 1\) to ,;;:2.:l5 for .n .. r , t n,•PI it!H.l lo Sl for tllt • ' ulwr·•. that !)Ping ( \\I t.ch nw;'i-t !w St•n t ,,. ~ 'lr'l \l;u·JrltLe ., I f:i{) \!ni\A l:rant~e \dll"ho_..,lllll' :\k i r•,s ·( 'IIIJJl r.\ 1'nm ..m;r 11;n· ~~ ~·' ~fJl'lll.~f:chl JLd! llkl'lt!c":- brinL: p:. t!ud'. Cllun 1:: b.-1:-kt'l dill Ill r rd n• !· verytlnl· wi•lumw. ONLY \1 ll )'1'-<H [ n.~Rdtog · . Give him everything ... the time: the day, the date on lJf't•ll ! u·u1' '·' prn~ralll, J, I\ t "' .~. brieny LONG BO'I1'0M - A yellow Wld green dccorat.,l cake Inscribed ''Happy llirlhdny: Brenda" baked by Mrs. Glen Stout, centered the di ni ng room table, SWlday, when Brenda Ingraham , J\lhcns, wns guest Of honor for SUilday dinner at the home or her parents, Mr . Wld Mrs. Floyd Weber HD Long Bottom . ' ' ' After Brenda opened gifts, the group sang the birthday song, and dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Don • Mrs. 30. ~· 'l~t' 111: Named ho:-;tesses for the •·aiJ1 pn·st·nt ~d htr August meeUug were Mrs. \ ' .1111 ,,lurw wiU1 n Pearl Knapp and Mrs.' Hackett. 1 1 • ·~. '~'~ iJJt(·,Jl\' tn br hung Taking part in the rit ualistic .n 111 ~_·unvention opening --of the m eeting we re •1 L-, ·•..,, r • \1r-; \;· tJtzling , Ml's. Gladys Cwnings, Mrs. I 1 1d \{: <.; ll;.1nd. Casci, and Mrs. Ellen Couch. , r·u · !lillllt' \'L!'It--tiion Junio r members serving IlL trl<.•'lL (ill' Od. 2 refreshments were Ida Casci •I F1 u1 k Powt·rs, r\,uJa KJocs, Peggy Girolarn i r l ·' nth chai r- cmd Denise M;u·shall. t, • I il . 1- xpi;Jinetl at t ·"li.l 1 I \1: t. ,,, r m.rltri.h r 1r lll<:u~l,.r .\ r ,1, . 'II' ·······-·············-····i I" ' II '· l';11·: I 1J'l' ,,. I' \lli!·Ht·<tnJ:-illl f:....1bl'ilt· l'olwh, 111d .,,·lwhwsiJip .\ nwh lli.-IS ItO ~\ I !}I " , \\'<~'-:P~t•rl:ltl rf'. L;~J SUND AY 10 AM TO 10 PM jJ D.tytun speotkcr, f. • I ' l"(J!fljl,llg!i \IJ·!d STORE HOUR S: MOND. AY-SATUR DAY 8 AM-10. PM l,h.!'l• \I ·;-. 'W l'llrh t'VL'Itillg at 1\lt. .\llJ!'W(t Chur ·h uf (~od ~\ Hh I ·Pomeroy, 0. : l• prept4l ;;., ,, f t j! he :.1u\ ll:l I •r••h! I th'r <~~ l',·u~k·. \'. \Jr- il !111 . \lt ~ l•(lrt . ' ' t ;1~i ,, \ { HO\ I'Iltiull \\'(.'/'t' lr, \11 Pro,·Jit to .tJ. tH ... Im \ rt ·port , ill'ii \l ,. t.d lih<l (':HllL 'IH l '· ;1! ur .-1 :ir lf \1 I '~ II\ 01'.; SI:\C: <~' . \~h Sfrt·(•! t·r,·, \,·[, li:q•tist ('hl'l'l'll 298 I \ll'! s f~' Grun.~ 1111 I ., ,, •I ; .1 v ll f!Jp .:;if l'l"t'l\ I'd I !It \ 1 " 1'1 l•:n na "l''S J\tl}l'ncan• sm For Any Gift Occasion of OhiO t\uxiJaary pr(' s id('Zll, l)onu<• M1llcr. Mtss .Snuth spoke . KIIC'hl'll (•orn mtttecs for the f•J. 1 l• t il ' If. 1 11l fl,JI!h'd I llilif\\OIWU' 1, Drp<~rtment llll'l' n11 \ :.]. prt -'.ldt i Jtth \ 1 to huy "11h•t! lilt' :ilt• ~..r l'•'l'itm• wa s ' 'u t,;.:,. \L• ·•'1111' r1 dt'!'PI"IIWII a( l~ull r I . ll " 1' ht'l' ) I t'1' 1 l'l north md · l.o'!t··. Callh ( ''.l\.111 !~ rhe Spr11 ~-:r1dd Il:dl. sr:· 11i~l II f>llr B pm U ld1odt1 Jo"l{ J1) \Y \lFJ,;S ('nunt) ( ~l'ilflt',r' h I ,, II 'I : '\ •' u.~')l(',· .r q,,, hu 1 l ~-~ l TP~,!'< dll .\dwn t\ :\lr l.[j]~ IIH' ~ ;;di ' nh'l'im ·nHf \lrs, r.,,ll'lllll , I J •1 t•nh-•tl tlw l!lH 75 · : ;1[ lt•J' h•tl, u~blt• • ' ~\t 1 l'h. ·juLlHn:,: dil\ 1·11 hm ,lJJ!I\"> tf !h• (;.;JJII'I ,1,•1 1/~o· • II' I t hi I •I I I \tt \ r pn \I \\"tilt ,., ;~'I:~ lll"h!,• SJ11 Ult• l';1rk (' '\ •'. l dl:-.h. Pr.•tr tl\1 I St'l'\'l .,, .tlld ;n n d1·1ir J. !l:o~nknl 'h• 11 I I J '! I' lid .Jtt;u-l!'i ,t ' p Ktr~dt t;r••tne ktlli.n 1 .\h•mht•t~;-; <lH: !11 l'lk~· ;; H. a :It•' I fur u tht·IU t_l ~~ 1 II lt11 t ' lftll'~ p;ll'(h•N 11 \1 Ill\ '\lt'o l"raltdUI'III~ j ,, , !ht• l'il\ l.lkt•'! In' t'tiJ;du• t~· -. ~: Till lt't>l Y J'\1,' \' f h Sht'IIIL'tt~·:; J.'lllliL' 'I '·) I' Ill t· !lld ·!_ .· t Lit d fl1trt•n1 ·r "' L\ li11· auxtliaq :1. h.l'l h'ih I I;,,\- I H·•rl I Jh flu ~ rtplt• .~, lJt~ I' I tk~· lull h~ IP \i"' -·: ( nl\ lt)rllf.l ••! the lr11JIIIh '· !!lip, 1 \. l I ~ 1t t' ILl tlf '"· t'l '" d llh'!ll~··( lll I .II' DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve IS with U10Sl' lllLJil uni:•1 houses that ·send vouchers for monl'Y due ru$t(IIIHT/'i. I J .t •• \\J l~l! ~. If I ~ .\I lulrodq,; d lin~·. \11. Kt· 'hs. ( .trllt· \:t•UIIitii J! .1t tilt-' l llHlllldtiiJ' /lll!llilt•l' \\itS ( I 11 lt1 I' 11 111/11 Jllil/11 ~-----·- '· 1\:!1 Ht•l f , ,tn,l thl' ,IIi! t llt./.)11• \1 r:-. Htofw! 1 \ ·• 1 ~ •••• ,, Pn,: i pn·~Jd l ·r•f <~ td \k.., l dtlh S:nwr. tiJ.wlam ll.~~Jdl'll/-!t ut lht· ~·t\ln' \~Jlh • I ol>t \h II \lllh·f'. ~h ,Hf\~Jt;tt j ·.._ •I Jf~il\ i~)l I p li)•~ kt'\ (" 1,11 I 1t•~d.1~ nu~ht llh't'llfh' \)! till' \llit'l'll .Ill It• 'IIIII \11:\lhtH \' nf I lt n\ \\ t•hskr 1•u . . t .1•1 DEAR POLI.Y - A toaster·broikr 1s tlw bam· of m~ ex:istence.lt cannot re wrpcd clean hkt• otht•r apflliant't'" with the same smooth fi nish. My usual rro1·Pdun• "11h others is to wipe applian('(' with a spongt:> \HUT'It! out nf hot detergent water, rinse with clear hot wutcr, tlu·n rub dry and shine with a dry sort cloth Not so w1tl1 tlus applUmt·t•_ It is left Smeared ~nd stretlk('({ and rl>qrirt•.-; :• rt'a I working over with steel wool, cleansmg PO\"'- ler 11r botl· There must be a Wf!)" to dean it without such a tinu'· t'Onsuming and messy proct'fhwe, No dt>aning in structions came with it so J would \\l'll'unw soult 'h tl 111 11 •II I (, lllli+l"ll. 'L 'If' i t I Ill' ii/Ht 1 eporl-Pomeroy, 0' ., '11ltitsday, July 25, 1974 - '11te Dolly Senti "" I• M'ddl Birthday observed PERFECT Drew Webster· Att~xiliary has meet • Pollj 's Poinlurs ~ l '· t I n .so Valve WINDEX 15 oz . Ae rosol 59c Value SWEET EARTH KLEEN • GUARD Single Compacts a Fragrances 9 Ot . Reg . 79c 39' 5e1 •1.75 BLU SH SJ.QO • WOODEN maKING SPOONS • ' ::; �-· • ... :·;·.: \ Toasle r-/Jroile r lllt'llhl!!ll dt ;o.Pnll't; Hf lht• I~~~~~ ftol llr l •. nudh \\ l'«l' Fn Jlii''-IJ.It•lfl ft a pa.:..t .tll'dl:llt' fl{ lht• \\,1 ;tit. • • • suggestions. - J.C.G. ~•'<Ut'l fll\ 1,,1d In fltt•t•," II!~· ' ' ' ' J ., Social . Calendar ,, cleaned out my desk and found 10 or 11 vouchct't: that ltl! al('d 1,,. ·r $5, mostly in amounts o ~ts and up· ltut ~onw \\ ''r•.· tor unt cent. I wonder why a fe~ins can-not be put 111 au t~m ...•lot"-' They would not take any more spac~ and wdght than all hY advertising litera ture they enClose. .JO. DEAR POLLY ~ Mrs . A. W. wrote abou t being hot}wn•d by talkative busy bodies who come to vis1t and .slay ami stay l',fy solution to this always has been to welcome then1 ~md say, ., lh _r am so glad to see you so let us visit 10 minute~ bdort· l h.:n e to gt•t to my cleaning ." Or write letters, etc./\ b1t lafE>r I say. ·'Do L'HHU' again. I have rea1ly enjoyed your 'visit. ·_• And rnruriwhik 1 <.Pll helping them toward the door and seem to b!.'! st<1rting tht joL mentioned, even though it really does not nc{'d doing . I ~an slti!J when they are well on their way. For lengthy telephone callers r do about the same and adJ "We sho uld not be tying J.lP our lines so long as son•ebnt! may be · trying to call one of u.s but do call again. l love you. L;oodb) ~-" And I hang up gently. · Mrs. H. F. who is bothered by toba cco smoke uJor m ll',·tt; rooms can ca rry a small can of room de odoraot as WL' du ·u1d ttu;m use it when bothered by such odors. I hove- even sprinkled scented talcum on my hand Qnd b'lown it about a room to f n'sL~~n­ it somewhat. Perhaps the day will come when ·certain rooms <:~i' L' reserved for nonsmokers. - MHS. E. W. . DEAR POLLY - After the death of mv husban I J sold n\J twm beds and had many twin..size sheets. Tl'.l us1~ tht?m I would tea_r one twin s~eet into fi ve 14·inch-wide strips. This gavf;' rnc stnps to add to five sheets. I loosened lhe lop and bottom hem' in both sheets and str ips and made flat seams when thestdps wcrtt. added . Both hems w~re folded back to where thcv had bc·er . previously, restitched and I ended up witi1 fuH-sizt• sliecl"i. Toda\ sheets are too e>."Pensive to discard when then· 1.-; a wa) ;to u:;·~, !hem wlth a bit of work and no expense.- CATHicH!!'>Io:. ''' ••••• " 1'1le 11- om e of. the h·i!•fl " df.,· Fo/1,·.," ' '• .t 1 :Jw Pl('!lll I"-! ' VI;J, I h'li~!Jt'l iTttU!l\> J: { 1 !dllltlllll.\- ,.., ")fH ,-.:ill't'l! b~ l 'uiT:lill!ll il ~ 1'11t• I'' ,'t \1Sl t~ F'ulll(lr; 1 .1t \11\\l'!ll \ !1\h•!tlc.. { Ill•. ~~1· IIH·,Ir.' '\lt·n, , : t~J p.ld Hf'~.t:j ~.~ l!llrc~: \liddlt'P' r' ~.I!Jt~l:q•,. tltU:;i\', L,liS'nll'~:-; 111('<.1 tHI~ :-,ho:' J'iltlrJ\.\ I'd by refrt ·::~hnw n ~~. Jii:VI\'AI startin~ !·ncb\ ' '' :-iHT11~lH'~ Hwib\oJ~· Neadh '> ,!i ' ,IJ Slltl: r r ··~·\\'Ill ·\..;h . \'lT' ili th. B<1pf· ' Cllw· ·;t ..\J;rJd!t·pvt t f:\ 1 • il\l' lin !"d l\i•\· '<,1•,·! Ht•H:i,'l!, p.1 ll'l j •• T, ":It· I '(1- ~l/1 ; :11) p. ltk t 'ilri... tbn t ilurd· \l : .• liT~,' rru!!•l \\ ;u,-;ll'l ; · f~·altll't'j' Ti··1 1 1id\c •:.. l! \·!iv.l I. <tl l't~d. SC"'.;DA\ IU) T\' \!. at Frcerlnlll Gl1:-;pl·l \1!.,s<on at l>.:dd ~JhJh Sund;ty !hruu.dl ,.\ug. -1, 7 <lfl p.m. H('\. 0. (;. \1l'Kmm·\ Ch:u·!('~lun, will bt• ~lll'; l' spc~tkcr. Spet·i:Jl ,;.,ml.(in!-' •':wJ 1 rlhe publil· is tnnkcl. t'\'t,'llt!l!.;. A~:\{ ,\1 1-lomPr'tHning at lilt' Lonr~ Hullom ~I(•O;nd t-.:! ~AK ER Ill ' . f ,. '.'' , .. l'l' -··';t1 1\ ' i.t'U.IV Il th. v·it r"·t :(! 1 .' !I Park till1HL\r :..~t ·;!! l.:mctl'>~l!r, nm.tn Cf)ZAH1 r!'union, j (J m .at purk un l S :tt north. st:.t ~· Wf'kll![H.!. ·~·~·:! · SO:\ r••un1on, F tt·t A\'re!oi f';Jrk. flowe rs ~!J the funerul scr~ L Fut~.1fe. "\.t s { (~. I· Tt.e n:1ld ~tiller, rqJt'rtt•d, hr .1;:- for~ ,;J~ cting { r t f dtl';l'd \Vilh ,. , ·I \lyld Hudsvn. \kBndl'. Frank it' \\hltt• iJnd ; · I !JII J) JlllHI\ .1r ,lt1hn Walter· 11 1 turawt :\nit;J ' q. ·" t• ·L Pomt•rQy, are sUTf'Lll'~­ b~ I ,\tb SL iTt'~'..··lll'~'r\ J•:[: wl " r.. Hn ]IO'lLWk "I 'I pl.t11!H'd for t!J,• :tl · llu • '<'·1, 1 r' \ :--. ~Lh Out·';1.st-'\\a. r- 11 i.J., ,., I . In J <~tn 1 ·T l11 .' h J 'f'l''' llklt' \)! ·i::\1 . SJ~f •. "'l ( ·\l'{i'kVIll :-.111/..! will D•· hl'll .. ' ·r.J, 1\ 1 J '~'r\'III• lS' 1 ~ 20%" . ____ ••. 1 SYRACUSE - Th e Sta r Class of the Syracuse First . United Presbyterian Church mel recently in the church annex with Frankie . Mumaw, , president, opening llie meeting reading Psalm t2t followed by prayer . Roll call was answered with a scripture verse con· taining the word "banner" . The secretary 's treasu1·er 's reports were read and approved . . Comnumications were read from Rev. Dwight Zavitz and · the Mark Riebel famil y. >The class has Christmas cards to sell for their lnoney. makjng project. An yo ne "needing cards may see or call Miss Frankie Mwnaw. The roll call 'for August will be a scripture. verse with the word "favorite ". Rachel McBride will be the August hostess. A Bible game was played durin g the p~ og ram . Th e meeting closed with 'benediction in Wlison . Ada Slack, hostess, served refresh· ments to Rachel McBride, Frankie Mwnaw and Susie Fischer. · l r~----------- 1 OFF ALL 01 25 I /0 MEN'S I · ~ Whi t e, Bl-ac k & White and Brown l 1 LADIES SUMMER It..__.CA NVAS SHOES I ..................-..._...._.._._.. ______ .-l ~ & Wh ite Shoes . ....... --...-._..._..~----~·---' MARGUERITE'S SHOES BETTY OHLINGER POMEROY, OHIO ' ."~rgy • II qz . J:5'f!j! ~. yJ . cr;s;s, we mus t use at! our ·r.~. .. t usc tots full load . lhl •\ p And don't overdry, Synth et· ics and o th er light ctolhes do n't lake as~i'n uc h t ime or heat .to dry. FO!!ow you r in· slruction Pook lo r pro per drying ti m'es . 1se "I .... ater t.Pr rr c .. ., it - 1 11 loa . b, fl n·e~e- r<J· .;-. r.r:y tha t FOR • 11 ~~~n .1-.:md r_cp.aya • ~10n You 't , <•g:t :'l'. 5 In WRANGLER · your oa~ art m<ikes lhe .,p 1 w~e- of· yr;;our ~'r'f JJ t 1 ~ 01.1r I w.Js le m n~y af'ld gaS 1n til ill'tds . ' r\..:::.1.-"=""\ • Wipe lhe inside o f the tub with a damp clo th a nd cl ean the lin t fi ll er each Hrrie you usc ygu r dryer. Chec k your. oper ati ng manual f o r Instru c tions on keepi ng your ap.ptiance In top shape. . the Ph ill ip s arc anltOwtcm~ the b1rth or llwir ftrst l'hild , a 71t>s ., 12 ozs. son, H.(Jhl'rt Tyson, .July 11 c.tl Ull' llo1zer Medh::al CentN . POIITI.AND Riggs. and guests, Mrs. Nora parc n L~. Mrs. L"harb:s ll iltun w<J s held t!I<~ l.ehauon Twp . St•nior Citi1.cns rcn utly . ll i•rold Housh J.;avc the blcs.l!illK . It Wi1 S voted to contribute rJ , .,ur ·I, 't It the a1r dn't "' jr r • Uu t: lor Your Dmg Nulla • t •[; r; itre Gf f\( y dO· ., v~ g-. dr)'et. t 1 noth1ng I !1--;• QSl Both Mr. o.md Mrs. Brown , l.':anc C1cland and Mrs, Spurl<K;k leach in the Southern Local School District. Eli7.abelh Wickham . MILK OF MAGNESIA l ''.~~~· l;j i"• Reg . or Min t 26 oz . CAIRQL • 4 oz . Twi n Pac k - $2 .70 Value Hair Ne t PERM 12 oz . HOM E PE RMAN E N ••v Nt:Ait J>cutlhne for rc ~n ro llm ent 111 Lhe Middlcrx,rt - l'onwroy Ar1·u Rran ch or the Arn~rH'an ASSflcia tiiJn uf Umvt•r s •~Y Women is .July :n. Dues ~huultl be ~na i l ed to Mrs, Earl Knight, Beech St. Regular Surf Sp ray Le mon Lim e Menthol 1'1 1'4 o z. $1.49 Value $2.95 Va lue $1.72 Val ue SWINGER II thtly wo rk Qlntly to hllp YOU IOM Wl~!r•blut t . pill AQUA TABS - • " wlttr thtl Workt .... $3,00. Bo•h UUIIrilll'l tte<f •nd aold by ~ Sw1shcr & Lohse Pharmuy j 112 F. Ma m, Pomeruy & Ou Hon Drug S1!.1re, M iddleport. MaU Fill ed , Order~ smoker grill All Steel Cons.t r uc1ion . (.;r i ll ha s 12 smoke ·vents , 4 t;ooking l ev els, ti lt-back cover . ru:stproof grid. ·No. 4400 .- TRAIL SIZ E *375 POLORON 30 QUART PATIO TORCHES ICE CHEST With FREE Gal lon J ug QUA RT S IZ E Constr ucted of Hi -Impact Pla st ic mea sur es 18" :c 13" :c 1Jf, 2 " Pack of Two 55.99 .Va lue ' Reg . $10.98 Only tifitJ LEMON JOY FOLD IN PAPER PLATES 510 .50 Value No. 377 59c Value 6Jc .Value 20 Count 7 oz. Foam Cups 8" & 10" $799 1 2 oz . KOOLY KUPPS 20 BONOWARE CHAISE LOUNGE ·44' 29c Va lu e 19~ 5'2~ ~----~----r---~~~--~~-L----~~ IMPOR TE D ' STRAW TRIVETS 69~ 89c Value NEW from @~I c5}tr~:' LISTEROL AE ROSOL DEOD ORANT 01 Sl NFECTANT Handm a de SJ.99 Value 7 OZ SIZE $1.69 Value 14 oz . STRAW HAND.BAGS 5.189 Value $239 REV LON "CHARLIE" Unclog s ch·ams 1n one se"C ond • con•t r'ie vu. becau•• they're more efficient. Wittiov t lye or acid Several Slas In Stock •• • pure energy ..'. • srM SUPPLY . liMit WIMfy. MalA GAll. • • llecln•, Olllo •• I Ani!- Pe r s pira nt Reg ula r Powder a oz . $1.85 Va lue F RE F:2o z. SJS .OO Value POWER •• ~.- SOFT & DRI 8 o z. wi th COLOGNE SPRAY *375 & '650 ULTRA LUCENT WATERPROOF MAKEUP • •• • ·- - ,,......... · •"" ' I TEN.O,SIX LOTION - MAX FACTO •• •I ,,, BONNE BELl . , U you're thinking of repta~ lnG your old 011 dryer or w• ter hearer,. ramembcu you 'll contlhue to get the g11 you need. And the ne~. modern g.. lppllanc.. help i tin'{ tlbllit • 2~ '"pply. L•to .,:-m tl~:• ts $:5.00, Alto try AQUATABS~ GILlETTE FOAMY ROU.ER • Gal Ia precloua . • • ·- ba.ck , MONAOI: )( it • l~ unl~ Brinker. M:1 ywo•1rl ht!lp curb your d-.4r• for •·~ fudd . Ett ,Int. - wtlth 1.... Canr.rna Juhnstou , Etlu•l ,J(Jhn ~t~,n . no <:l •nverou• drUfl •nd will not Harold (lfld Marjuru· Housh I'T\IIk t you nt~r¥ou 1 , No ltttftUOf.tl •••r cltt , Chtntt you; llf• ,,, Hll't and Mury Cirrle. l~l\" . MONADEX cOM 13.00 fot TONI FINAL NET Socket Sets New Gas Appliances • $25 LOSE UGLY FAT ~1111 lculnv wetQtu todty or mqfM:Y i11nd '"Y 1o ttk•. MONAOIE )( wiU l)~:MJ U NI•: to the S4mior Citizens Center program . C11ro l Tuylor wun the door pr ize, and U1cre were scvcntl origin<JI poems nw d by Car ol and Darrell Tay lor . '3.50 'Till! OIATOI Of JW¢NAil( Dl\!0 !'lila$" ~ON. Mr. and hy •' • PtiOI-fe m...s159 271 N. s..o..d ,...,.. A p<Jtluek dinner ut the home or' Matt•rni1l grandparents ~ r·c Smnmt•rfi,.ld, Mrs . Dorothy Mr. ;.uul Mrs. Oml F:. Cooper·, r..uwsun. Mrs. Ada Morri s, Itt. 2, llillsboro, Ky .. and Mr . and Mrs . Oli ver Spur lock. Oak Mnt. Erma Cleh'"d , MI'IL Hill , ure the rli1tc ru al gmndPHutint' JtJd,•nou r, .MnL i'JJ ilti RIGHT GUARD · BWE . GRASS "'· .. po inted hos tesses for SUPPER SI..A TED - The Pythian Sisters of 'wilkesville are servi'< Ga buffet supper August tO ln their new lodge hall ln Wilk~sv lll e . The public is cordially · Invited. · Tickets will be $2.50 !or adulls and $1.5U !or children and will be available at the door . Serving will be !rom 4 to 8 p.m. ]r •,1 r r= Men's, ladies, Children I I .._..._..._...._._...._.._..._..._.._.._.._ ~ ·Oh1og nnd dry1ng sug ges- nalural reso urces _;,ISely. I urge ·you • 1 ~ ~It ~~r>lp you to conserv e gas t~ take part in conserv ing energy ., 't rgy_ And thai means !ess g3s to wilh you r ve•y nex t Wash." ~ :-t" 'r:: r As our nation laces an w1~.~ers u & ~- OFF ALL KPnnelh ~ JEANS OFF ALL LADIES ~ 20% 1t Wlii t e, Bone, Blue & White, Brown Wh ite Dress Sh oes. ' '' Auuu!iL rrwctin~ . A ~w t ad c·ounw , p1.1rlf'h ami c·ufft' P wen• st.•r"Vt'rl. Othr·rs Hl.li•nding were Mrs _ l•;thc·l Orr. Mrs . lnzy , Nt•wc•ll , Mrs. Lf'thH Wonf! , Mrs, Ada Vuu Mctr-r, Mrs. ,Jeun Star class has meeting ._.._..._.......,..._,__.., 'I •co fl,q'· t'.:u·pt!lti.'r', Su:ltb 2- p.IIJ Th· i 'ill l$ for ont yeu. '' Wi~e laundry habits Save money and ~ valuable gas." P• 1fe. !•'r('t•lwld ':\nrr1 ht in. chan~· of necesu r~. Gu~ran1ee tf S\Ta.·iJse·-·~-~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ \ ,... <tJ>d f:Jl!tl '/.1\T tol e r~nee, I . I :n••· \tr aru! Mrs. !1·y, rt~<,•sl,• r, and to~ -!J; '' this :-"~---.._.. OFF ALL LADIES DRESS AND I i!..-,._...,_....__..,_._., SPO RT SANDALS I _..._.._, _,,_.._..J gr~nd- :\lr l :-.1 . •r I, nr aCJ~st to .. ...... 4.00 f-TiiRou'Pl Shoes I LADIES AND Shoes...... 6.00 j · CHILDREN'S •1.so ______·1 J Shoes...... 8.00 I{......__.....,... !i 10% 'JI-1~r \!IH lp-arents r •' ., ·' th~.: ;•·t I •' WI •I • 1t•:ke. r !'l' h· iH ' ),'. ft !'1 111 f. t Ill \\hn·J:-:rn~ l1;l liO.\ ·wr , 11 r .\lr. :md \·Irs, ~··dn. l',mwtoy, Mr. ~1r Wrdlrr Tr rrell, 'l' ·, 1 d l~ad \\'atkins • I' ,\IJ; :Jc;( • ,,, l~-lliWn\ll 1;11' ",Hillli<l\\ fl., birth of their 1' lih., ~on. John .1',11, !i fjl lhe HolzPt' 1- I :\1r·Urlth.• •\ r 1 STORE COURT ST., POMEROY I Group Ld I Ad' 1es 1 Group Ladies 1 Group Ladies .... ._._..,.,...._•,_..,_..._...._ r. , t, 'JEWELRY VALUES TO 19.00 , . I: gl\'en rdrcsh - :"rn'd .' S'.\ C'f.'.l w.; tt· ,~ lll~ . Goessler's ._....._.._.. ..,...,_.._.._.,_,_.,.._.._. .._~ I r.l 'l)l~c' Lot'!-1 u11 r. ) :11• ueel S•lver SUMMER SHOES Hospttnl. rmd .1 t ·.· tl.l tml ALL SPRING AND ~I lpHth~ was qcil t lo ) 1 ' ...: ll\ltl ST'\'C;i H rt 1 1111il'll. at tlw HHyal ();,k Park BaskPt .dinn•'r ;n noon FriPnd:; of thl' o;.:;rtH!H fanl'lly· invitPd ... \lAJ f.A('K lawi!y rPunion, Hisin1! "'itnd~; Mrs. Opal Hollon accompanied her brother-in-law and sister , Mr . and Mrs. 'Will ia m Kr ac komb erger ; Perth Amboy, N. J . on a trip west. At Tucson, Ariz. they visited Mr . and Mrs. Charles Reuter, former Meigs CoWltian residents, and then tra veled as far west as Las Vegas. Mr . and Mrs. Krackomberger will stay here Wltil after the Singer reunion on Sunday .. Mr-. and Mrs . Sterling Rayburn who have resided the past numtier of yea rs in Howell , New J ersey , ' have moved back to the Bend area. ·They are presently staying with relatives. Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and son, David, have returned from a visit in Hockessin, Del. wilh Mr. and Mrs. James · Alexander. They atlended a family reW!ion at Rehobeth Beach. Russelll.itlle is recuperating at lhe Holzer Medical Center frOm a coronary suffered two weeks ago. His room rnunber is 417. Here visiting Mr. and Mrs . . Little is their da.ughter, Mrs. Sandra Ha rris, and her children, Scott and Tina , Fort' Lauderdale, Fla . Mr . and Mrs. Charles Werry returned Wednesday following a several days' visit in Stuart, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Slusher. 0 _ ............ c to of I'tJiitfy to '11'1';.m<; ,, ' " ;n doal and s l! ap. $175. mt'mbers pnor to the lo.ll'r ! \f !DI ILEPtnrr FirL'nH''' ':1nd II' :.; ·~" IJ;J Au:ql::1ry nH•mhns ;1nnu.d · r'·llif,.n.t.l :!llr pntluck l l'n .'lH t, 0-'l[ -'HO DU ''U" S t ~IQii'u tuul Mi kl' . mul Mr. wHI Mrs.._ ('J JE~'J'EH .... Mrs. lk•lly Willard hines, nil 11 f lliJ. ltnush twst~:d a nu·t·1ill~ u( lhl' Pomeroy, Mr . und Mrs. lt(}bl·rt Pas t {'ou rw tlor.r,; ('tub of Arnold, Mlr•crsvil le, Mrs. tn ·1w C'hest(or ( 'oundl :J2:t. Daugl1tcr~ Stra uss, Mrs. Wi lli~:~ n 1 Strauss. o~ Amerkl.l Wc~cscfH)' n•~tht. Mah:.la and John SlrHUX.'i, nn , tO-IIOSless was Mr!i. Mrtry Jo Flem ing, Mr. and Mrs, nc·Hn Poole1·. tlill , WilliHmstown , w. V<t . ; th•• Mrs . Goldie Fr cd"'il'k hunorcd ~ ues t <'Jnd the Webers. presided at tlu> mt'f>fln ~ Games were enj oyed durin~-t Games were play d 11nd Mrs. th e a (te rn oon,~ ~J ftc r which Ma bel Van Meter und Mr!l. watennelon WiJ S Serveti . Laurn Mae Nice were Bfl· Hiltons host meal FmSTSCIN BOli N I!ACJNI': Mr . ;,ntl Mrs. l~1b 1.. Spurl rK·k, l!t. I, lladne, . p ... ~i! omeroy . . . ....j[ !·!· j Personal Notes ·:!i OAT[ -'NO D.U " Q" Sla•nreu s!lel Blue Councilors have rrJeeting !:!: A u~. 1 m~ wt•J ~made I'"{ .. , f.l o~I d ., I • \cnt·~. lk:lG GHOCP potlu t'k p1 rn!r, Por-tland p<Wk. T111un. ! ~vvn'.t!lP MID0t£PORT, 0. . \ i........ 1•Jlld Pnwe ll , • :~=::::r.:::~:::x::-..;:=:~::;::::::·:..:::·:·:·:···:···················· ·:·. .. ..... .......•.•,•.•.•.•.• ~;w , \, tll be IIU:1~Hllli'rt~·s ji.Jn., l \ ~· J d ' S\T<Il' \. (-~ JWxt munth na med were Mrs. ( ,eJTUIW C'itsd. July 29 ; Mrs. L.e1w Nes,'\clroad .. and Mrs. l':\·el)n cturk, Aug . 22; Mrs. lh'uter, Aug. 5; Mrs. Davis, Aug. 9; Mrs, Bar b.:1ra Karr 1\tlj( . 12; Mrs. lluth Puwcrs and .. d. I q ~YI' So exaciiS the Accu tron tun•ng fork movement , that accuracy IS gu.,ranteed to w1th1 n a m•nulc a month ~, ill lllLTl'[ISe ,,.,b.md f'f thl" I ' tl 1HfwP FURNITURE ' ·l tht• Ck! ·1 .jll'l"-i:di: w,•k <in•_ - T>J.~·l ~I ·t: " I l I ! t1 • and Knapp, fo reign ~·t 'I 1 RUG ADJUSTMENT ,, ( :' I 11 the most accurate watch in the world work lhl'y - do " 1thout co rn. Pl'nsntiun. :'\1(-'utzling and Mrs. Ellen C'ourh . Aug. 19: Mrs . Wildermuth, Aug. 23; Mr;,s . f va t., 1 1• ! ! ' S.\ll Hll \\ :\i('l!jm'i,_d i'iirK fll':\~ 1 1 tlw l·rtst 4 POSITI<»t ,,, ,/ .. : nw pll_·na' 2 SPEED MOlUR HEADLIGHT I r~purl tn n:H 111nal com) it .. Hl11od;:. llclt'kt: ll, I ,_ ·r \' n)JJ Accutron"by Bulova asked tha t member~ tv her· whnt t·omnlwlity 1\UII Hln. ,, T' I,. 177U. Mrs. l'nyc Wildermuth , UJinmumty se- r vrce c h:lir· 1 ,, l1t<>!rcl pll., I]J(· unit fl•1 h 1 t 1 b)' Gf'OI'~f1' Washington made i n Mrs . Oavis, Aug. 16 ; Mrs . I s1ltt· 1 a speech Mrs. :m 1 ·.1 •J lk1~ dut's will 1 rt • ft ~ 1\) to ,;;:2.:l5 for .n .. r , t n,•PI it!H.l lo Sl for tllt • ' ulwr·•. that !)Ping ( \\I t.ch nw;'i-t !w St•n t ,,. ~ 'lr'l \l;u·JrltLe ., I f:i{) \!ni\A l:rant~e \dll"ho_..,lllll' :\k i r•,s ·( 'IIIJJl r.\ 1'nm ..m;r 11;n· ~~ ~·' ~fJl'lll.~f:chl JLd! llkl'lt!c":- brinL: p:. t!ud'. Cllun 1:: b.-1:-kt'l dill Ill r rd n• !· verytlnl· wi•lumw. ONLY \1 ll )'1'-<H [ n.~Rdtog · . Give him everything ... the time: the day, the date on lJf't•ll ! u·u1' '·' prn~ralll, J, I\ t "' .~. brieny LONG BO'I1'0M - A yellow Wld green dccorat.,l cake Inscribed ''Happy llirlhdny: Brenda" baked by Mrs. Glen Stout, centered the di ni ng room table, SWlday, when Brenda Ingraham , J\lhcns, wns guest Of honor for SUilday dinner at the home or her parents, Mr . Wld Mrs. Floyd Weber HD Long Bottom . ' ' ' After Brenda opened gifts, the group sang the birthday song, and dinner was served to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Don • Mrs. 30. ~· 'l~t' 111: Named ho:-;tesses for the •·aiJ1 pn·st·nt ~d htr August meeUug were Mrs. \ ' .1111 ,,lurw wiU1 n Pearl Knapp and Mrs.' Hackett. 1 1 • ·~. '~'~ iJJt(·,Jl\' tn br hung Taking part in the rit ualistic .n 111 ~_·unvention opening --of the m eeting we re •1 L-, ·•..,, r • \1r-; \;· tJtzling , Ml's. Gladys Cwnings, Mrs. I 1 1d \{: <.; ll;.1nd. Casci, and Mrs. Ellen Couch. , r·u · !lillllt' \'L!'It--tiion Junio r members serving IlL trl<.•'lL (ill' Od. 2 refreshments were Ida Casci •I F1 u1 k Powt·rs, r\,uJa KJocs, Peggy Girolarn i r l ·' nth chai r- cmd Denise M;u·shall. t, • I il . 1- xpi;Jinetl at t ·"li.l 1 I \1: t. ,,, r m.rltri.h r 1r lll<:u~l,.r .\ r ,1, . 'II' ·······-·············-····i I" ' II '· l';11·: I 1J'l' ,,. I' \lli!·Ht·<tnJ:-illl f:....1bl'ilt· l'olwh, 111d .,,·lwhwsiJip .\ nwh lli.-IS ItO ~\ I !}I " , \\'<~'-:P~t•rl:ltl rf'. L;~J SUND AY 10 AM TO 10 PM jJ D.tytun speotkcr, f. • I ' l"(J!fljl,llg!i \IJ·!d STORE HOUR S: MOND. AY-SATUR DAY 8 AM-10. PM l,h.!'l• \I ·;-. 'W l'llrh t'VL'Itillg at 1\lt. .\llJ!'W(t Chur ·h uf (~od ~\ Hh I ·Pomeroy, 0. : l• prept4l ;;., ,, f t j! he :.1u\ ll:l I •r••h! I th'r <~~ l',·u~k·. \'. \Jr- il !111 . \lt ~ l•(lrt . ' ' t ;1~i ,, \ { HO\ I'Iltiull \\'(.'/'t' lr, \11 Pro,·Jit to .tJ. tH ... Im \ rt ·port , ill'ii \l ,. t.d lih<l (':HllL 'IH l '· ;1! ur .-1 :ir lf \1 I '~ II\ 01'.; SI:\C: <~' . \~h Sfrt·(•! t·r,·, \,·[, li:q•tist ('hl'l'l'll 298 I \ll'! s f~' Grun.~ 1111 I ., ,, •I ; .1 v ll f!Jp .:;if l'l"t'l\ I'd I !It \ 1 " 1'1 l•:n na "l''S J\tl}l'ncan• sm For Any Gift Occasion of OhiO t\uxiJaary pr(' s id('Zll, l)onu<• M1llcr. Mtss .Snuth spoke . KIIC'hl'll (•orn mtttecs for the f•J. 1 l• t il ' If. 1 11l fl,JI!h'd I llilif\\OIWU' 1, Drp<~rtment llll'l' n11 \ :.]. prt -'.ldt i Jtth \ 1 to huy "11h•t! lilt' :ilt• ~..r l'•'l'itm• wa s ' 'u t,;.:,. \L• ·•'1111' r1 dt'!'PI"IIWII a( l~ull r I . ll " 1' ht'l' ) I t'1' 1 l'l north md · l.o'!t··. Callh ( ''.l\.111 !~ rhe Spr11 ~-:r1dd Il:dl. sr:· 11i~l II f>llr B pm U ld1odt1 Jo"l{ J1) \Y \lFJ,;S ('nunt) ( ~l'ilflt',r' h I ,, II 'I : '\ •' u.~')l(',· .r q,,, hu 1 l ~-~ l TP~,!'< dll .\dwn t\ :\lr l.[j]~ IIH' ~ ;;di ' nh'l'im ·nHf \lrs, r.,,ll'lllll , I J •1 t•nh-•tl tlw l!lH 75 · : ;1[ lt•J' h•tl, u~blt• • ' ~\t 1 l'h. ·juLlHn:,: dil\ 1·11 hm ,lJJ!I\"> tf !h• (;.;JJII'I ,1,•1 1/~o· • II' I t hi I •I I I \tt \ r pn \I \\"tilt ,., ;~'I:~ lll"h!,• SJ11 Ult• l';1rk (' '\ •'. l dl:-.h. Pr.•tr tl\1 I St'l'\'l .,, .tlld ;n n d1·1ir J. !l:o~nknl 'h• 11 I I J '! I' lid .Jtt;u-l!'i ,t ' p Ktr~dt t;r••tne ktlli.n 1 .\h•mht•t~;-; <lH: !11 l'lk~· ;; H. a :It•' I fur u tht·IU t_l ~~ 1 II lt11 t ' lftll'~ p;ll'(h•N 11 \1 Ill\ '\lt'o l"raltdUI'III~ j ,, , !ht• l'il\ l.lkt•'! In' t'tiJ;du• t~· -. ~: Till lt't>l Y J'\1,' \' f h Sht'IIIL'tt~·:; J.'lllliL' 'I '·) I' Ill t· !lld ·!_ .· t Lit d fl1trt•n1 ·r "' L\ li11· auxtliaq :1. h.l'l h'ih I I;,,\- I H·•rl I Jh flu ~ rtplt• .~, lJt~ I' I tk~· lull h~ IP \i"' -·: ( nl\ lt)rllf.l ••! the lr11JIIIh '· !!lip, 1 \. l I ~ 1t t' ILl tlf '"· t'l '" d llh'!ll~··( lll I .II' DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve IS with U10Sl' lllLJil uni:•1 houses that ·send vouchers for monl'Y due ru$t(IIIHT/'i. I J .t •• \\J l~l! ~. If I ~ .\I lulrodq,; d lin~·. \11. Kt· 'hs. ( .trllt· \:t•UIIitii J! .1t tilt-' l llHlllldtiiJ' /lll!llilt•l' \\itS ( I 11 lt1 I' 11 111/11 Jllil/11 ~-----·- '· 1\:!1 Ht•l f , ,tn,l thl' ,IIi! t llt./.)11• \1 r:-. Htofw! 1 \ ·• 1 ~ •••• ,, Pn,: i pn·~Jd l ·r•f <~ td \k.., l dtlh S:nwr. tiJ.wlam ll.~~Jdl'll/-!t ut lht· ~·t\ln' \~Jlh • I ol>t \h II \lllh·f'. ~h ,Hf\~Jt;tt j ·.._ •I Jf~il\ i~)l I p li)•~ kt'\ (" 1,11 I 1t•~d.1~ nu~ht llh't'llfh' \)! till' \llit'l'll .Ill It• 'IIIII \11:\lhtH \' nf I lt n\ \\ t•hskr 1•u . . t .1•1 DEAR POLI.Y - A toaster·broikr 1s tlw bam· of m~ ex:istence.lt cannot re wrpcd clean hkt• otht•r apflliant't'" with the same smooth fi nish. My usual rro1·Pdun• "11h others is to wipe applian('(' with a spongt:> \HUT'It! out nf hot detergent water, rinse with clear hot wutcr, tlu·n rub dry and shine with a dry sort cloth Not so w1tl1 tlus applUmt·t•_ It is left Smeared ~nd stretlk('({ and rl>qrirt•.-; :• rt'a I working over with steel wool, cleansmg PO\"'- ler 11r botl· There must be a Wf!)" to dean it without such a tinu'· t'Onsuming and messy proct'fhwe, No dt>aning in structions came with it so J would \\l'll'unw soult 'h tl 111 11 •II I (, lllli+l"ll. 'L 'If' i t I Ill' ii/Ht 1 eporl-Pomeroy, 0' ., '11ltitsday, July 25, 1974 - '11te Dolly Senti "" I• M'ddl Birthday observed PERFECT Drew Webster· Att~xiliary has meet • Pollj 's Poinlurs ~ l '· t I n .so Valve WINDEX 15 oz . Ae rosol 59c Value SWEET EARTH KLEEN • GUARD Single Compacts a Fragrances 9 Ot . Reg . 79c 39' 5e1 •1.75 BLU SH SJ.QO • WOODEN maKING SPOONS • ' ::; �• 7- The DIU~ S.ntlneleMlddloport Pooneroy, o ,Thur.W.y, July :IS, 11114 . • e- The DIIUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-POOJeroy, 0. Thursday, July 25, 1974 . Sentinel Classified:s Get Result~! ,._---c-::=~....----.-------:'"1'1·' , Employment Wanted PUilfC NOnCE The unknown ne- rrs dev lstes II'QIItU 1 exe cutors ad mlnrstrators and US10ns of mlnrstrators e Jucutors and assrgns @.Qu ad ot legat•es he.rs dev i sees e)Ce c utors unknown legatees he i rs 111"' dev rs ees executors ad m lnlstrators and ass rons of Will Moore Deceased the unknown he i rs dev i sees l egatees executors adm m rs trators and assigns of Harry St evens Deceased the unknown heirs devisees legatees executors adm lnlstri'Hors and i1JS5igns of Florence Lucy Stevens Deceased the unknown he~rs devtsees legatees txecutors admm lstrators and ass igns of Nellie Rucker Decei!ISed the unknown he•rs dev1sees l egatees executors ad mmtstrators and ustgns of l:ienry Lawson Deceased the unknown hetrs Qev l sees legatees eJCecutors ad mmlstrators and assigns ot R P Skinner Deceased and the unknown he 1rs dev 1sees legat ees exe cu tor ~ ad m tnts1rators and ass •gns of Alma B Sktnner Deceased w1l l take not ice that on the 12th day of July 1974 James Smger be.ng Platnftff f tle d htS Complamt •n the Common Pleas Court MetQS Coun ty Oh to m Case No l5 610 aga inst the above named parties and others demand i ng that all cla1ms of the defendants may be adjudged nun and void and that Plll lnt lff s title be quteted on Lot No 425 '" S W Pomeroy s Add ttlon to tower Pomeroy now incorporated 10 the village of Mi ddleport Me1gs Cou nty Oh io Reference D eeds Vol 82 Page 585 Vol 80 Pages 212 and 213 Deed Records Meigs County Ohto You are requ rred to answer the Complaint within 28 days t~fter the last publ 1cat ton of this notice which wrll be published on ce ea c h week tor stx sue cessive weeks and the tt~st pub tl catron w rit be made on August 29th 1974 Answer date will be September 27th 1974 In case of your fa ilure to answer or otherwise respond as permitted by the Oh io Rules of Crvd Procedure w tthin the time stated tudgm ent bY default Wtll be rendered agamst YOU for the relief demanded In the Com plaan t LARRY E SPE N CER Clerk of Courts court of common Pl eas Me igs County Ohio Po mer oy Ohro I (7 ) 18 25 (8 ) 1 8 l5 22 29 7tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21269 Estate of SHIRLEY F HOWERY, Deceased Not ic e Is hereby given that Clara Hower.y of Route 3 Albany Ohio has been duly appointed Adm ln lstratrr x of Jhe Estate of Shrrley F Howery deceased late of Mergs County Ohro Cred itors are required to file their claims with satd f lduc tal"y w Jth ln four months Dated th is 13th day of July 1974 Mannmg 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DIVrSt On (7) 18 25 (8) 1 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca•e No 21261 Estate of Dorothy L H.rman Deceased Notice Is hereby Qtven that Lisa Jo Hllrman of Route 1 sunbury O~lo has been dul y appointed Admin lstratrl:w. of the Estate of Dorothy L Harman deceued , !lite of Meigs County Ohio Cre-d itors are required to file their clarms w ith said fiduciary with in four months Dated thts 6th da y of July 1974 Manntng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D i vision ( 7) ( 1 18 25 Jt c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21257 c .. e of Muvln Delbert King De-cened Notice Is hereby given that Wrnlfred Jane King ot Pomeroy R 0 Oh io has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Marvm Delbert K ing deceased late of Pomeroy Ohio R; D Meigs County OhiO Creditors are requ ired to flle the ir clarms with satd fi d uc iary wllh ln four months Dated this Bth da y of July 1974 (7 ) 11 Auto -------------NOTICE SHOOTING match Corn Hollow Gun Club tu rn f i rst right after M ites Ceme tery Rutland Fectory chok•d guns only Sunday Juty 28 1 7 25 3tc Thar s Gold The total amount of gold that can stoll be recovered from the earth IS eslomated at 31,250 tons, more than ha lf of It on the gold ftelds of South Afroca and 625 tons m the Unoted States l 1 1972 2J ., , GIGANTIC Flea Market 70 yard sates All concentra t ed at one place 1!1 m1 1e out Spnn g Avenue off Rt 7 Man St Pomeroy Oh10 Free ad miSSton plenty of parktng r es trooms and refreshment s tns1de and outs rde Conta ct Fredd 1e Thabet 773 5651 after 5 p m every Saturday and Sooday Everyone wel come 7 18 tfc ·-----------":1 Forth~ LoWest - Tore Pnces on the Area It's BEND TIRE CENTER Mason, W Va 772 5881 l2 FA M I LY ya rd sa le for a church group from 10 30 to 3 Ju ly 26 and 27 610 Fourth Str eet New Haven W Va 7 23 4tC GROVER S SfudtO Wilt be c losed tor employees vaca tron July 29 through Aug 5 Open Aug 6 throug h Aug 10 Ctosed Aug 13 through Au9 17 for Me1gs county Farr V 1St f out booth In the commerc 1al bu tl d tng 7 26 18tc -------~------ YARD Sa le r est of week Come se~ al l day long and evenrng At the r es den ce of Howard Russel l Wolf Pen Road 1ust off Rt 143 7 23 4t c $50 REWARD for mfor mat on lead ing to fhe ar rest and con v tct ron of fhe pe~son or per sons who stole a hood off a 1966 Plymouth f rom R1vers•d e Auto Wre-:;klng West Col urn bta W Va Phone 773 58 90 7 23 3t c Wanted To Buy Brown Pasteboard , Sheet Iron , Refrigerators, Hot Water Tanks, Auto bodies, without motors, Scrap Iron, Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, Alum1num, Aula BaHerte!t, Auto Radiators Sell to I WILL prosecute anyone found guilty of burn tng the tnslde of my outsrde to ile t The property belongs to the State of Oh10 Ernest fR:Ink.J Oav1dson 11 3 Ebenezer St Pomeroy 7 24 12tp The Rosenberg Co. W ;~;V E-:1-yo ;~~ho lstery . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j JUNK AUTOS complete and delivered to our yard We P•Ckup auto bod•es and bu y all krnds of scrap metals i!nd Iron Rtder s Sa l vage State Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ot, lo Phone 99 2 5468 6 26 26tp ---~----- - ---- CASH paid for all ma'kes and models of mob tle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 tfc MEIGS County Humane Society Thr1ft Shop open 10 a m till 4 30 p m every F r iday and Saturday New used stock ,,r ivi ng weekly Clo th i ng collecflbles applian ces treasure s re cords p ct ur es books lamps toys Located across from Pomeroy Po!.t Off ice s 12 tf c OLD furniture oak teblesclocks tce boxes brass beds dishes desks or comp lete hou$eholds Wr rte M 0 Miller Rt 4, Pomeroy Ohto call 992 7760 5 13 , , SMALL mo b ile home double W1de 2 bedrooms furn •s hed uttl ttres pard Adults preferred Phone 992 7017 7 24 3tc -------------2 BEDRO OM trailer ca rp et Vo 4 10 tfc -------------- July 26 begtnnmg at 7 p m Sponsored by the Orange Townshi p Volun te er Fire OeQ& . Tupers P l ains Ohio O ti'ctly across Rt 681 from Tuppei"S Plarns Sc hool Inside Jr Kennedy !. barn One 65 000 8 I U Lennox furnace w ith duc ts 55 000 overhead furnace severa l b&ds living room su Jte T V gas range (J burner gas range ) radios hQt wattr heater gas heaters bllby beds baby furniture lamps chairs lawn fur niture storm doors floor lamps wmdows and screens Iron record player smk ke rosent laotern 1 games toys clothmg tires and flr'nS nand crank forge Ulldder hooks ti'M ing bo11rd flood li ght antrque Items and other Items t oo numerous to mentton Auctioneer Sherldtln s Auc t io n Se rvice Not responsible tor accidents • ..... 7 21 Stc and a1r conditron lng 992 35e9 Phone 7 24 4tc COU NTRY Mobile Home Pa rk R t 33 ten m ties north of Pom eroy Large lots Wtth c onCrete pat ios !.ldewatks ru nn ers and off !.freet parktng A l so spaces for smBII traders Phone 99 2 7479 7 21 He f-URNIS HED apartmen t adults only tn M i dd le port Phone 992 3874 s 12 H e Pomeroy Phone 992 7 18 ff c unfurn is hed llpartmenls Phone 99 2 5434 4 12 ttcr ------------- PR:tVATE meet ing room for any organ lzat lon phone 99 2 )915 J 11 tfc BUSINESS room nx so 234 Main St Pomero y Ohio Phone 992 5786 or 99 2 397 5 6 12 lf c TWO S room and bath apts In Midd leport Fo r Informat ion call 992 2550 or 742 6551 7 3 tfc -------------- MOBILE HQME In M iddleport Adults only Ph one 992 SS92 6 25 tf c --------------- DOUBLE air corr d tttoned sleepmg room with kitchen privilegE' Phone 992 S440 _... 7 21 Jtc _____________ _ J ROOM furn ished apf Phone 992 5908 . --~-----"-~ ~ 7 23 61 c ----- ROOMS and bath h-ome for rent an Rutland Phot'le 992 :.o:;;a Moved to Rutland ~;.. mile 1nslde ctly l tmrt on right corner Btrck St and Rt 124 " Free Estimates Now ()pen tor Bustness 742-5293 located on Jrd Racme Oh10 Street Hours 9 6 Weektiay $ 9 9 WeeMends • E All Small Appliances "' lawn Mowers Next to Hoghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 IIITGIING SERVLCE K&H 2 00 - " S II 95 9 50 1695 A • " ; 0 u u 1966 FO RO 1 :.t ton ptekup automat•c transmrs s 1o n Good ltres Camper Spectat Phone Harold Brewer Long Bottom 985 3554 7 2J tfc SEE US••• For Fresh Fruit and Vegetables ---------T---Real Estate For Sale Our aom os to Pll!ase Our Customl!rs. CA NN ING tomatoes for sale P1ck your own S2 bushel Call 2.47 2241 7 23 3tp -------------- LIVING room sutle White ve lvet couc h wtth gold velvet matching ch atrs 2 tamps and center p eces mcluded Call 992 358 I or c an be seen at 97s Maple Sl Mtddleport Best offer buys 1t ;r..,23 stc -------------- 1953 FE R GUSON 30 new t i r es new pant new motor 51 500 Phone 985 35 94 7 23 Stc eng lne Phone 985 359 4 In Qood condt t on and pr iced at S1 000 -. 7 1A tfc -- -------~---- SOLID VINYL SIDING • Prod uced from a special vlnyt compound made by B F Goodr l ch and Mon!.an to 5 tim•s th rcker than metlll Si d ing Will 'lOt denf ch ip crack. peel rot , rust or Chlllk HOU SE m Pomeroy 5 rooms 2 bedroo ms p;, bath utility room b u rlt In kitc hen c ab inets panelrng c om p l etely C'a r~et ed Full basement Good tocatron Priced re.esonab l e seen by appointmen t on ly Phon e 992 5169 7 25 Jtp lots of carpeting new FA gas furnace double lot with trailer hookup small ba se ment wrth utility 111\100 POMEROY Business room w1fh lots of parkmg and apartment over for rncome, has garage Tl'l1s 1s an excellent buy Askrng JUSt $16,50() 00 TIME NOW TO BUY AND GET SETTLED BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS CALL TODAY FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE 5 ROOM house w rth beth on 91 992 2259 or ?91 2568 acre farm on L ea d rn g Creek Road 3 m1tes off new h gh TOTAL eleclr Jc 3 bedroom way Phone 742 6878 home Hardwood floors 7 25 3tp breezeway and garage tot ------~------l00x420 180 Arball Sf Tuppers Plt~ln s W1ll tak.e S ROOM house on 1 acre of land Phone 992 7265 $5 000 down and take over payments Phone 667 6386 7 22 6tc 7 24 4tc 5 ROOM house and bath wtlh Shower 2 large lots and new LOTS for sate trader or house All util ities Phone 742 3615 ut ltlty building In Ra cine Rut tand Oh lo Ohio Call 949 5285 7 16 tfc 7 16 l 2t c -------------- ------------- -------------- OLD hou se w rth 2 n•ce tots In Syrac us e $4; 000 Phone 992 5898 .,.... 1 2J 5tc __ __________ _ 3 BEDROOM bath krtchen li ving room and full basement large tot Martin St Mason Phone 773 5404 7 23 6tp -------------• -------------- 3 BEDROOM home SSOO down l!lnd sao per month 2 bedroom trailer on same fmanclng Phone 99 2 3975 7 16 tfc ---------..----- CAR SON Se rvice Station Garege 50x60 burtdlng Cement dr i veway Phone 742 505'1 7 16 ttc -------------- ZENITH 'COLOR TV FREE HOME ESTIMATES SU~ERIOR • VINYL PRODUCTS Call Collactt m 5544 Athens, Ohio e BLACK & REDUCE excen ttv tds witn Flu l dex S1 89 - Lose we lo h1 with De:.c A Olet c ap1utes $1 ts at Ne lson Drugs 7 25 Up WHITE lV -------------- • ________ ....._____ e STEREO REAR end and u1e for 1952 Dodge 14 ton truck R ich ard Qual!$ M iddleport Ohio 7 25 Jtp FO R 0 tractor with 6 It sldtt mounted r'l'rower Good tires good condition Henry B<~thr Lonu Boltom 0/l lo PhOf'l t 985 3988 7 25 3tp ----- ----- --------- EasyTermsf Free Delivery 1 y MASON FURNITURE HE!JioiAN GRATE 77J 5sn , MASON. w VA Modern 3 bedroom home all large closets , master has two Lrvmg room 1Sx30 Nat ga s, FA furnace Garage with ntce shop Costello 8, Wild , Wild West 6 Captain Kangaroo 10 Com munity of Llvlng Things 33 Movie Honeymoon With A Stranger" 13 +++ • +++ - TOO MUCH P S He didn't even realiZe what he 'd saod Mlke Dougla s 6 Now You See It 8 10 Password 13 4 15 11 30- Holl ywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Love of Lrfe Community of Living Things 33 High Rollers 3 10 11 35 - Malter of Fact 33 8 11 55 - WILL tr rm or cut trees and " shrubbery Also clean out .,, basements all cs etc PhoneJ 949 322 1 or 742 4.44 1 7 1:.:1 261c ---------.~------- ( \ I 0 DELL Altnement loca t ed " beh tnd Rutland Grade Sch ool complete front and t uneup ' , and brake service Phone 742 3232 Open B lo 8 dar ly Sun v \ days by appt only , 7 14 ttc 3035 11 00 - Jackpot 3 15 Password 6 Bob Brauns so 50 Club 4 News 8, 10, 13 Mister Rogers 33 12 30- Split Second 6 , Search for Tomorrow a 10 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3 15 , Electric Company 33 Afternoon with OJ 13 1o 4 tfc __,____ ,. ""' 1 • • . • Big bust causes brain damage ...AKQ108 • AKQJ 'QZ service all makes 992 228.4 '" The Fabrrc Shop Pomeroy Aut horized Singer Sal es and " 1 1 Servrce We Shar pen Scissors " 3 29 tfc 24 Pass Pass Pass 3• Pass Pass Pass Pass -DOZER ------------work land clei!lrmg by - ------------- " --- ..1.1 1'-1 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cance lled ., Lost you r operators l1ce nse Cal ! 992 .. 7'211 61.5rotfC m -------------- . "" -~ ~----~--~-~------~ "2 " '" '" u " '" ' I '" • I ~ Hl1 '" " " '" ' ri U I • 'S CARPET & INttRIORS SHOP 949-2684 RACINI;, 0. FREE ESTIMATES WE HANDLE BARWICK AND MAGEE CARPET '" ' ARMSTRONG PLACE 'N PRESS TILE Jan 19) You rc go m'd to ha11e an ooportuntty lo re.n to rce a ! rrendshtp thai needs a !t it le shorrng up It w11t please th•s Pt::rson to know you re loyal You r best efforts wtlt not go unnotiCed or unrew arded at th s trme Don 1 be alra1d to out ou r a lt !l!e exir a city 19 "A - Is Born" 20 Dude II you tak e a phtlosophrca t vre w t! w dl help you make mo lehills ou t Ol moun ta ins Your problems w II be hand led terri!Qry Zl French statesman Z2 Afncan antelope 23Unscathed 24 Encourage Z5 DIBmlssed 28 King Cotwn's bundle rz Hold In leash (Dec 22 AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Fob 191 advance what you lh nk you should be gett1ng l o r work or s ervtces you oerl orm t o r someone PISCES IFob 20 March 201 CANCER (Juno 21-July 221 To day rn your soct ai actrv•lle s rernenber you re there to have lu n .and relax le t your ha r down and enJOY yourself LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You II have lillie peace o l mrnd rf you g ve ou l5tde nte rests prronty over lam ly respons bd•t •e 5 F rs t th ngs hrst m stnde VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) You re neglec t rng someone you used 10 be qu rte chummy wrlh It would plettse lilt S pe r son very mu cll1 f you ca lled oc caslonally July 26 , 1974 Th 5 year your rewards wrll co,ne tram th ngs that seemed drl1rcult at the sta rt F1n sh whatever you begrn the e nd re sull wtll pleasantly su rprr se you Somelh1ng rs comrn g up lhal 1s go ng t o be profrtable to vn• 1 II LITTLE ORPHAN 15 Electric Company 20 7 30- Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squares 4 N ew Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentration 8 Beat The Clock 13 You ONe It To Yourself 20 Boboqu lvari33 8 00 - Washtngton Revtew 20, 33 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch6,1 3 1-Mvte AroundtheWorld ln80Days '8 10 of the Golden Horde 11 '- \!our Wagon" 15 Proboscis 18 - buds 19 JIISt about enough 22 MolliiSk delicacy 8 Try Ut equal • :~;~·r;".~:t:;;·~- ~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR b LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this umple A ls used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, ett Slnale letten, apostrophes, the length and formation of the wordo are aU ::t I U I tiJrN~ I I YULNOH1 r ~ hlnta Each day the code letters are different CRYYrOQUOTES DSM Now arranre the meted letten to form the IU.rpriae answer, 81 'i FJDP DVJM CIJV UM RA ZM lA VRBSDC FRCUSLVBM ;=:::::·===~~===:L;:J-:=::;--'..~·~u;c~ce:•;ted:;: by the above cartoon FJDRMC, VRBSDC 1 Pri1t 111e SIIIIPIIL\l ANSW!IIIm 1 ALV C MMT - BLWFSR r x:r J a xx x J (Auwert Jumble. CAKEO Yetlerd•y 1 Strike one •• %4 Defensive obstacle 25 Tolerate %8 Expunge 29 Got VIP treatment 31 Tubby's salvation 34 SWnatran ape 35 But ( Lat ) 31 Sire's mate :SZ Pitcher's statistic 13 Bamboozled (2 wds.) 35 Ruth's sultanate II Hablt11ated .17See38 Acr0!18 hy IHI'IIfU IHH'\101 IJ ' " " ' 111)11 I Fl I :!'~ 9 Domain 30 - Landon ~1!lJMIJ3)1]];;1k.J -~'-' .-1 , _ \ Yesterday's Aoawer ! ABBEY PESTLE WID SPECIAL ON ROOM SIZE RUGS NEW SH-IPMENT 01' '"" " •• REMNANTS "COming Soon Hoover Cl.. ntn, Sm 1 11 Applltnces & Furnlturt" . HOURS I JO AM. to S PM Any limo by Appointment CloMCI Sundoy ' HEINRICH HEINE DICK TRACY L I 'I' 'I' L II: .,-&AAC061H .~~~~.~c,:~~.~ , ORX==~~~ HE GET ALL ~~~~~:;~'\----l~~~~~~;;~~~=:J~~~~~~~ 8~lleVE IT- ,. " " u , South 2t ,.• '' By Oswald & James Jacoby "Well,' saod West phtlosophocally, "Anyone can chuck a tr1ck when he has good cards It takes a real gemus to throw one away when you hold a bust East had shown no mterest at all m the btddmg or on the early play Maybe he had been haJ?PY when North and South faoled to reach a slam, but we'll never know West started out by leadong out hts three top clubs South dodn't bother to ruff the th1rd lead He was afratd that trumps moght break 4·1 agaonst htm and In any event the deuce of hearts that he d1scarded would have been an eventual loser West dec1ded to lead a fourth club South ruffed m dummy and East couldn't watt to overruff South over· ruffed m turn, cashed his ace and kmg of doamonds and ruffed a thtrd d1amond In dummy The suit broke and ot was a stmple matter for South to take the rest of the tncks Do you see why West was annoyed• East could have beaten the contract by JIISI doscardmg a dtamond on that fourth club South would still have to ruff a doamond on dummy whereupon East would have been able to overruff CAPTAIN EASY CHeE ~ iJP. WASH CAIWL AND 'fHf' fWI~ ~ W11.L. &e OKAY- ll&L.AX !liND '(OU GEHTL.eMeN 6011116 'TO LONCtOJJ ON ~NJOY 'iOUR~EL.~ 1 8tJSfNE'55'1 1 • '' '' ' ~N~WILLYOU TAKo=MI5~I WINKU:. WINNIE WINKLE" I MISS • ' .. We1t See Our Porch & P1tlo Cupet NM Yesterday's Cryploquote. WE PRAISE THE DRAMATIST WHO MAKES US WEEP THE ONION CAN DO THAT TOO - BUTANE The bidding has been ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM ......... 12.49 yd. IJV IOIDOI'rOWJ Anl•er Framed for lurnQ IJUrpolf l - BEDS ANNIE DI ZRGG RC Openmg lead-K4 the acr e hour l y or contract farm ponds r oads etc Large dozer and operator with over . . ~ 2~ 1 years expenence Pullrns Excavating Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 2478 ~ ~ 12 19 tfc 11 Mrdtlleoorf PomP.rov TAURUS IAprll 20 May 20) resources (hyph, wd) 14 Taro root 15 Nothlng 18 The gwns 17 Texas CAPRICORN There s a d •l1erenc e betw een look..ng at th.ngs real strcally 01 tu st see ng the dark Side Brrghten your persPeCtive a bll SOIIIld 13 Usmg aU I Trunmed 2 Dwelling 3 Make an effort (3 wds ) 4 Devoured 5 Ump's call & Budding extension 7 See 3 Down ( 5 wds ) Both vulnerable East 92.1 WMPO-FM the-shore Dec 21) Some thtnQ rs gorng to be !Old to you 1n conlrdence You II wan! to tell Olhe rs but tl s best you keep 11 to yo ur sell ARIES (March 2 1-Aprll 191 An earnest dtscuss•on w1th a no nonsense e~oproach w 11t t'le lp c orre c t a condtt•on at hOme thai has neen caustng you some lrustrahons lately DOWN t 12 Surf-on- •UM tl£ JACM 6 9USII'I'E5SII PHOOf'1 - I CAH T + AK863 ... J3 North snREo 11 'La - SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 July 26 1974 [ CELEX Clock 4 Aviation Wealher 33 Wild Kingdom IJ I Spy NY 10019 ~L West •COUNTRY Fri da~ swimming controversy " 7 00- Truth or Cons 3 News 6 10 What' s M y Lme a Beat The 1 ... 742 ·" GREAT For Rap Helen, you're wrong, takmg the father 's s1de 10 the "nude 222 13 Send$ 7 tor J A COBY MODERN 25 book to W n ar Br dge (clo ttl!s ne w spaper) P 0 B ox 489 1· Aad 10 C1ty Stat1on New York SOUTH IDI Com clete ServIce Ph one 949 3821 or 949 3161 " Ra c rne Oh io Crltf Bradford 5 1 tfc MAL n11 ~t:~ 13 BRIDGE NORTH • 86 52 ' A 108 6 +104 ... 965 WEST EAST • 10 • 9 74 3 .KJ54 ,97 3 +QJ9 +75 2 SCORPIO (Oel 24 -No• 22) II you se t y ou r mrnd to 11 you c an gel QU •te a bll a c <:ompltshed where your sel l .n teres ts ar~ concerned Get gotng' R1g hl 8, 10 Paul Nuchlms 33 -------------C BRADFORD Auctioneer -SEWING ------------t<epau• Newlywed Game 6 ; 38 Comfort, w1th '!I Across I2 wd~ ) 39 Colored 1 "- ,, one letter to eac h Aquar e, to form four ordmary words 3 30 - One L rfe to Li ve6 13 Match Game 8 10 How To Surv1ve AMarnage3 15 Phil Donahue4 T1meforTJmothyJJ 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St JJ Hu ck a nd Yogi 6 I Dream of Jeannre 13 Tattletales 8 Movre The Buster Keaton Story " 10 4 30 ...! Green Acres 3 Gi lligan s Isle 6 Bonanza 15 Ja ck pot 4 V1rgmlan 8 Dame/ Boone 13 5 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv Gr iffin 4 Mr.. Rogers 20 33 Btg Valley 6 5 30 - Hogans Heroes 13 , Elec Co 33 Hodg epodge Lodge 20 Western Star Theatre 15 6 00 - News 3, 8, 10 13, 15 Truth or Cons 6 Sesame St 20 News 4 Behrnd the Lines 33 6 30- NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 ~BS News 8 10 Room Guiding LightS 10, Music of the Peo~le33 130- DoclorJ 4 15, Edge of Noght8, 10 Girl In My Ltfe6, 13 WIN AT ACROSS Loves Mambp • 5 Engender 10 Border on wont COrne on a Stiller otatler though yOU II ha t e to wo~ lor 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosprtal 6 13 Pr ice Is 11 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3, All My Children 6, 13 Nol For Women Only 15 Turns 8, 10 let's Travel 33 2 00 - Days Of Our Lives 3, 4 15 -SEPTIC ------------T A N KS cleaned Modern Santtatton 992 3954 or 992 7349 _________ __ 10231fc READY MIX CONCRETE delivered r tght to your protect Fast l!lnd easy Free estimates Phone 992 32 84 Goegleln Ready Mtx Co M i ddl eport Oh io 6 30 tfc CBSNews8 DanlmelsWorldlO '• ~ Unscramb le these four Jumbles, What s My Line 10, French Chel33 HazelS 1 30-Jeopardy3 4, 15 , Lel'sMakeADeal6 13 , As The Wor ld SEP TI C T A N KS cleaned reasonable rates Ph .446 4782 Ga l ltpolrs.,.John Russell owner and operafor 5 12 tf c - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Vv SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA N ITAT ION STEW ART OHIO PH 662 Dear D Sorry I found nothln@ olt!octno In this father '• point of view To hun, nudity 1n the famlly (and evldeotly Ul hla dauchter and her friends) is nothin@ more than going wtthwt cloth• , However, obsceruty Ia tn the eye of the beholder, and I •on't argue with you But l'U THINK of you next time we go llkiMy· dippln@ In our backyard pool - H by THOMAS JOSEPH LIBRA (Sept 23 Oc1 231 TM We'll bet he dld ftve minutes after the broadca.t - when he checked the telephone responses ID hos program - SUE AND HELEN Winning Streak 3 4 IS Ga m blt 8 10 Wheels K1 lns and 11 00 - MONEY WORTHLESS THEN BUY REAL ESTATE IT HAS BEEN GOING UP FOR YEARS LOOK WHAT OTHERS HAVE DONE 3rd ST 30- To Tell the Trulh 3 I Love Lucy a 35 - Malter of Fact 33 Thos Ditty Ole Man who gei!J hlJ kick watchln@ his daughter and her girl froendB swun and shower In the buf! (at their remote mountain cabin) Is worse than the daughter for aUowing It I aide with the molher wbo lnsistJ that Pop go Jnalde and stnp bolng a Peepblg Tom when the girls go without sulis, And I'm not a prude, but a 2().year.old girl who bolteves In having affairs, unwed motherhood If you're inclined, and even cheating a btl on Income tax In !act, I even oondone nude swunmlng 111 pLaces where lt's l"8•l But pareots wAtching their grown children of the opposi"' sex cavort in the nude' It's obscene •- D J Be sure you square away 1n I'm wtUt you, Helen, on the sex-change operation m busmess offices Why should forms be made out as U all jobs were for males? It's just .as easy to write "supervisor" or 11 foreman ," as l!tt costs extra ID get the changes on paper, well, that 's progress What really made liP my mmd was a male TV commentaror descr1bln@ a group of women striking for equal rights at a lac· wry He referred to them .. "Manning the picket line "Cltck' Clay 33 COUNTRY HOME- Modern 2 bedroom home cook and bake un1ts Full ba sement with garage New Zoo Revue 13 News 13 Chuck While Reporls 10 Paul Dixon 4, Phil Donahue 15 AM 3 Abbolt and 8 55 9 00 - 10 30 - -------------- NEW LISTING - Rap • OEMINI IMay 21 June 20) Dear Indectslve He's not "outtas1ght.'' he's a parasUe 1 You can do better HELEN racer 6 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 Tennessee Tuxedo 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 Ses ame St 33 Jelf'~ Collie 6 Man from C 0 S 1 10 8 25- Jack La La nne 13 8 30- Brady Bunch 6 Green AcreS 10 ~ Yoga and You 33 - garage 115,000 BRADBURY - 1'12 story frame 4 BR, bath din ing R Five 10 OO-DinahShore3 15 Company6 JokersWIId8 10 Lrl1as -------------- 5 2:4 He No.o.o Way ' - SUE 7 00- Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Olc k Van Dyke 13 Speed 9 -------------- - ------------- FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 00 - ~ Bottt•l O...r In N()o()-o way 1 Sunrise Seminar 4 Summer Semester 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - Bible Answers 8 Blue Ridge Quartet 13 News 6 M lnutes to live By 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 35- Columbus Todty 4 6 45 - Farmtlme 10 Morn ing Report 3 9 1 ,,, Pomeroy News 4 13 6 00 - " u l<lolled TEAFORD W Main mPOss le 6 M ovie 7 30 p m - Comedy 8 30 - GunsUngers 9 30 p m - Underworld Q 399 w Marn Pomeroy , 0 Located at Modern Supply Small Engme Repatl" --------------- ' lb 1 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE m J092 Water Lmes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also do1er work and septrc tanks tn - Missi on Y Wor ld 3 1 00 - Tomorrow 3. of , Take Five tor Lite 15 Wilkenson Small Engtne Route J the Rornan 12 00 - News a 12 30 - Wild Wild Wesl 6 Wide World Special 13 Movie Nothing But The Best a MANAGER ROOFING om 11 3D-Johnny Carson 3 " i5 Stella OaUas1 10 BENNY BRANHAM -------------- -------------- 4, 15, Boboqulvar l 33 elen and Sue 'Oultulihl' or Panollo• !lear Rap ' At first I thought he w.. I've been dlltlng a guy for a year outtaslght, but I'm not ao aure When I wao earning more than he did, I pald for about threelo1lrlhs of our dates Alter he got a job that paid as much as mine, we. still went dutch with me 119ually getting the heavy end Plus alw,IIYS 118lng my car He just got a nice raise, which he said wa• all he needed for 119!<> set the date for our marrLBge But Last night he suggested that I move to an apartment (from my parenis' ltome) and then he ooiJld come and stay With me as much .. we Uked, and we wouldn't have ID bother With something silly like marriage. He plans IDstayathlsfolks' house so he can' save money" Thla leaves me paymg rent and food bUt., etc , hun eating free mea)ll, and when we go out, It woiJld probably he the same me piCking up most of the tabo So I said, "No, thank you,' and he got mad and sa1d he ooiJld find another girl who saw things hos way In spite of th!B, I stU! love him Should I try It hts way and hope he'll come around to my way' - INDECISIVE 9 OO - Ironslde3, Kung Fu 6 13 WFL Football 8 G Armstrong 4, The Old Maid and The Thlef70 33 arner Ted 10 00 - News20 Streets of San Franclsco 6 IJ C ed 10 30 - Dayal Night 33 To Be Announced 15 11 00 - Ntwsl ~ 6, 10 13 15 Janokl33 MAIN STREET POMEROY - Wash & Wax - Lube Oel Ftlter - Tune Up e a ot E mpire" 10 8 30 - Firehouse 6 13 WILSON'S PENNZOIL BOWERS REPAIR BS News 8, 10 , Room Company 20 , Man Build& Man ~~rr;,rl: Des~ ISJ Electric 7 :JO - Hollywood Squorq 3 Wild Klngd Y 33 ll, Zoom 2-0 Dealers Choice.,. To l~fr~~O TBeat the Clock Girls I To Be AnnO(Jn c:ed 15 Mus ic 01 ~h P rvth 6 Ouie s 8 00 - Mac Dav ia 3, 4 Even in t p e eople JJ Temperatures Rising 6 13 ~!le 0f~ 1°F l11l l<opvkats 8 • Bu1ldong & Home Addoloons, Alumonum & Vonyl Sodong, Floor Sandong & Fonoshtng . By 7 00 - Truth or Con seq 3 e.. oIhe Cl k 4 News 6, 10, let's Mike A Deal 1 oc What 'M-y Lme 8 Chl!ster, Qhoo 985 4102 on ews 6 222 13J Flower Show JJ • 8 ________ ____ _ 7 2l 5t c -------------------------3 A ND 4 ROOM furniShed lind ____________ _ -------------...- E San -------------- The Jacinto Monument near HQvston Is 570 feet h igh 15 feet higher than the Wlt shlngton Monument 11 000 BTU -------------- ---------------------------1950 FERGUSON 20 new TRAILER Brown s Tra i ler Cou rt 3324 Armstrong Linoleum Wall Paper Vll'lyl Wafl Fabnc Special! On Carpet Rem nants Frett Estimates Phone G REEN beans green peppers cucumbers tomatoes See or Call 7 19 6fc Cle land Farms Geratd•ne Bob or Roger Jeifers Cleland Racme Ohto ts your roof l eaktng" 7 l7 tfc Compare our pr ices to any .... ROCERY busrness for sale Day 992-7089 ' Bulldrng for sale or lease others we II g tve you a Noght 992-3525 Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m professronat roof for less to 10 p m for appomtment 1017 FT SYCAMORE Sld em or 992-5232 Co 11992 2836 For 3 20 t{c camper se lf con la tned A 1 Estimates of Any Type condt fron Sl 600 Phon e 843 r STEREO r~d • O am fm 8 tra ck 2064 after 8 p m tape com btnatton A speaker 7 25 3t c sound system Bai.Jn ce 0 DELL Alrnement located FU F< t-lo!E:t:. est1mates o n alum rnum replacement SlOS 39 or easy terms Call behind Rut la nd Grade School windows sldtng storm doors 992 3965 co mplete front end se r vice ror Sale and windows Rartmg Phone 7 24 tfc brakes and t uneups wheels Charles Lts!e Syr acuse OhtO bal anced electrontcally Open Car l Jacob Sa le s TAPES Rock Gospe l and BRITTANY Span et AKC and 8 to 8 da lly Ca ll 742 3232 on Pedrgree Champion blood R epresenta tlve V V Country & Western $2 75 each Sunday for appt I nes 18 month f emale S35or Johnson and Son I nc or 2 f or S5 Open datly excep t 7 16 tfc trade for gun Phone 992 788 1 4 30 ttc Sun day 9 am to 5 p m 7 25 ltp Pom eroy Recovery 622 E ------------~ -EXCAVA TIN G C'ln7P.r lnAder CONCRETE Marn St Pomeroy Phone BLACK and wh.rte Stbertan and ba c khoe work se ptic CREMEANS del •ve red Mo nda y throu gh 992 7554 tanks rnsfa lled dump truCks Hus ky b l ue eyes fema le Sat urday and evenmgs 7 24 3tc and lo boys for hrre wil l hau l spayed 3 yrs Oct Wonderful Phon e 4.46 1142 fill d 1rt top soli ltme ston e pet for children Reasonable 1969 T R 1UM PH 500 motorcyc le 6 13 lfc and grave l Ca ll Bob or Roger • to fam tty to furn 1sh good Chopped excellent co ndttton Jeffers day phone 992 7089 home Must have 6 ft fen ced Cal l 992 74 39 n g.ht phone 992 3525 or 992 In yard c E Wh•te ...._ 7 24 3tc 5232 Mur raysvtl le w va 26153 21 1tfc Real Estate For Sale 7 23 6tp TAP P AN Eye Leve l oven and su rfa ce range harvest gold STORE burld tng apt and JOBS c ontracted Phone 7.42 color Gas Brand New AKC Toy Po odle puppre s garage 75 ft frontage l arge 3074 or wrue Box 23 Langs Srame se Ktttens trrsh Se tter Delu xe M odel Sel l 1ng be low parkrng ar ea Prrce SIS 000 v tll e Ohto pups Ke nnels of Calhoun 1 cost Sl25 Phon e Larry s E Matn St Pomeroy Oh ro 256 6247 7 23 26t c Mobile Homes 992 7777 Write P 0 Box--243 Sy ra cuse 7 18 26tc 7 24 6tc OhtO 7 18 He Real Estate For Sale NEW lrvmg room su•tes In Modern Medlferranean Mobile Homes For Sale Early Amerrcan and Spanish Style s Your c ho tce of c olors 65 X 12 MOBILE home 3 1n ve l ve t or nylon w tf h Sc otch bedroom bath l tv ng room gard Startmg as low as 3 BEDROOM house wall to wall hall and 2 bedrooms car 5149 95 Pom eroy Recovery carpetrng large ktfchen and peted Phone 99 2 7751 622 E Ma tn St Pomeroy bath ut tlty room 1f.r. acre 6 16 tfc Phone 992 7554 alum Inurn s Jd tng storm 7 24 7tc windows storage buttdln g 1972 3 BEDROOM Wtndso r Phone 742 4601 Owner Mob11e Home on 1 acre of FOAM to fill your old couch and moving to Flor1da wfll ground For more •n ch atr cuSht ons as low as sacrlf1ce for qurck sale lormat lon call 992 7638 $10 95 upholstery okks only 7 21 6f c 7 23 6t c SOc 4 tnch covered foam RUTLAND AREA -60 m altresses for standard S1Ze acres about 20 for bed S29 95 Pom e roy 1964 ELCONA 55xt0 w th trpout k tchen and ltY rng room Recover y 622 E Ma rn St cultivation or lovely building S'2 800 Phone (304) 77 3 5428 Pomeroy Oh o Phone 99 2 sites 1'h: story frame home 7 23 Me 755.4 3 bedrooms, bath ut tl lty 7 24 261C --·· (11 h ), ,,;,, . 1 some carpettng paneling I \ r·" l<o . , Auto Sales UPHOLSTERY fabrr cs by the and t i le Garage Barn and r'/. hHII( ",!· yard 54 •nc hes w ide as low a s 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville 650 l',,n. Oluo ; other buildtng 8 168 sq ft , 2 52 49 per yar d Vet vets as low Ttoer Clold 1n good cond• l on water wells, 2 gas wells as SS 25 Imported velvets SS7S Phone 992 3700 S9 60 We also have ny lon pond ASKING JUST NEW LISTING-21evellolstn 7 24 13tp her c u l on cotton pr rnts 143,000 00 ~-- -- --,- - ---Syracuse l block off 124 v•nyls and remntl nts by the 1972 MG MIDGET Con ve rt rb le POMEROY Ranch type yard or by the prece Pomero y good co nd1t 1on and tow Recovery 622 E Ma m St (modern) 2 BR bath n1ce NEW LISTING- 1 camp1ng mtleage Call 949 3955 Pomeroy Phone""992 755.4 trailer 8x25 gas heat operates k 1tchen lots of cabinets 7 24 6tc 7 2.4 26tc on AC or DC, and a new moon ra nge & oven large L R with 12x60 with central air 3 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat ron fireplace carpeted full bedrooms washer dryer and wagon Sl 195 good cond rtlon basement with utility Phon e 99 2 76'20 ut1illy bu ilding SHULER'S MARKET For Rent A TO Z Mart used furn ished appliances c lothing dishes and m lsc R:t 33 opposite trader court Hartford W BODY These stzes also avatlable 5 000 6 000 8 000 10 000 and .•' 200 BALES oat straw 949 5953 -------------- -------------- '109.95 ------------~~ $5 for 1unk automoblles We w l ~l pick up R lv ers tde Auto Wreck rng Phone (304 ) 773 5890 7 s ttc KOSCOT I<OSME'TICS & WIGS For e good ltne of Cosmetics , frtendty servrce and someone to chat with g1ve me a ,.aU Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 3 19 He J&B AUTO your area and would like POMEROY LANDMARK some resplnstble party to J llf'. Jack W Carsey Mgr tak e over payments Call Credit Manager (614 ) 772 Ail Phone 992 2181 5669 or wr 1te 260 East Ma 1n equ tpment Street ChJtllcothe Oh fo 45601 RE CREATIONAL everythtng for a good paymg 4 7 ttc busrness prr ce d reasonab ly Part lime work. full I me S INGER Au to matrc Zrg zag Sewmg Ma chmes •n sewtng earnmgs Phon e 949 2BOJ 7 24 4t c !able Makes buttonholes sews on buttons bl and hems eh: Top notch condlt1on Pa y 551 or terms ava rlable Phone PAIN r DAMAGE 197.4 Z19 Zag SEWING MACH I NES STILL 992 2653 rn orrgmal cartons No at 7 16 tt c t achments needed as our contrors are buill m Sews EXCELSIOR Salt Works E wtth 1 or 2 r:~eed l es makes Mam St Pomeroy All kmds buttonholes sew on butlons of salt water pellets water monograms and bl 1nd hem nugg et s blo ck salt and own stttch F ul l cash price SJB 50 Ohto Rrver Sa lt Phone 992 or budget plan ava 1table 3891 Phone 992 2653 7 l6 li e 6 5 tfc - ---- ---- -~----- --~------ ----- 992-5476 • WILl'S CARPET BISSEU BROTHERS & INTERIORS • OONST. 00. -------------- YARD Sale Toda y ls t road to lett on Rt 124 oft Rt 7 Ca ll Athens, Ohio We close each 992 5282 _ Friday at noon for bal•nce of 7 '24 Jtc week needs Burlap dentm cambrtc foam glue zrppers tack tng str tp springs and clips chr pboard button tw Jne sewing thread reg s upholster y books da cr on webbing spr ing twine tacks we lt cord c otton swive l bases and follm foam foam Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Main St Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 755.4 7 24 26tc PHONE -- THuRsDAY. JOLy 25• , 7• 6 00 - NewsJ, ~ s 10 IS ABC N S..omt 51 20 r Llllu Yogo a. :~~ j~ Trulh or Conoeq 6 6 :KI - NBC News 3 • · ll ABC N C -------------- Notice YARD Sa te at 870 Soulh Second St Mtdd leport From 9 to 5 p m daily Lots of ntee ttem s 7 23 6t c EXTERIOR ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY . < I · • . _.. 4,000 BTU WE ARE pt c krng up a p1ano In Not1ce ' HOTPOINT AIR OONDITIONERS For Sale ,_11------------------------' WE W IS H to express our thanks and appreetatton to the M iddleport Emergency Squad Dr J J Davis Rawl ngs coals Funeral Home Rev Clifford Smtth ' the tad es of Church of Christ and all the fnends and ne ig h bors who were so ktnd and helpfu l during the dea t h of our husband and falher G len Glaz.e Mrs Glen Glaze Daughters Sharon and Ctndy and son Jt m 7 25 lt c - INTERIOR AND ~or Sale ' Services Business _ -. -- HOME DEOORATING 992.5367 NEED someone to care fo r 2 chr ldren school age Live In if poss1bte S days a week Work while mother works 1674 Lincoln Hgts Call at 992 2881 evenmgs 7 21 Stc OPEN EVES8·00 PM f>OMEROY, OHIO WE WOULD like to 1hank all our l rten-ds and netghbors who have been so ktnd and th ough tful 1n our lime of sorrow Mrs Rosa Sea rl s and Fam rl y 7 25 ltp . Middleport, Ohio Apphance- s.er11rce man wtth knowlettae of refrtgeratton v_acalton & travel pay~ Galha Refrtgeraflon flo Phone 446 4066 S2445 Thanks I 711 Pe-arl St POMEROY MOTOR CO. of •• • B&K EXCAVATING , Help Wanted 302 V 8 engi ne automatic trans power steering like new w w t~res low m ileage blk vinyl Inter ior beautiful red finish wr th blk vinyl top radio wh covers deluxe equrpment A sharp car Card I! 1 S3195 FORD GRAN TORINO Pomeroy firm needs ' PART TIME TYPIST for at least 60 days commencing immediately. Will provide free parking and guarantee 16 hours per week with a mutually agreed upon schedule. Rate per hour com. mensurate with experience and ability. Must be able to type neatly using IBM electric. Reply to Box 729Q, DAILY SENTINEL. '' Phon e 991 6865 or 99'2 S669 4 Door ll~ht grn finish green vinyl top used as Co of flclal ctt r never tltled , bal of warranty loaded w ith extras i ncluding factory air rad io & tape w w trres guards & all the Une accessories -------------AUCTIO N Fr 1day evening 1972 GRANVi l i E 12 x 65 2 BR front den total elec tr ic furn. tshed 2 por ches 8 x 20 fl awn tng and unde rp inni ng Call 367 7823 or 367 7.437 after 5 Pm 7 25 3tc pm 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA T 'WilL do roofing heattng repatr pl um bing 11nd elec Mannrng D Webster tr1cet work Phone Char le s Judge Smc ta i r 985 4121 18 25 3tc 7 21 7tc Sales •••v""'""hOmP •or 'w•WOI"k LL -,g ••m.ot l'ler $ rn nw J21f5 ...._ 2 Door. 4 speed trans , bucket seats radio Sold new in April anti less than s 000 m iles or-ange f inish with blk vinyl Inter ior and assrons 'l f J'ndrew Taylor Oecened IMP m ln lstrators aLITY " 19740PH MANTA Florence Taylor Deceased the 1 unknown Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of Nellie Adkins , Oeceaud the unknown herr$ dev i sees lt!!gatees Woll do Dozer & Backhoe Work , Install Septoc Tanks. Haul 0 or t. Gravel , Loml!stone or Rent One Of Our Trucks , Backhoe or Dozers . r-M<W.W~:W.QQ'//.MW//.~7M'l'~ Generahon . R ap ~~ H TeleVIsion L'o g ' • I Pa.. U / Pa .. Paaa U Pas." PaM Paaa 5' Vou South hold HQU4,AQS54+AK.2 What do y(lU do now? • A -Bhl th tpadet Your putner it lhowlftl tecand rouM heart control TODAV '8 QUESTION '' "'' , lnttoad O( bidding four OpldOI your portner ha• bid rour clubo over your three hearts What do you do now? /< • BARNEY ' I AM SO GOIN " AN' THAT BE THAT!! 'IOU AIN'T GOII\I' TO 1110 Cl11iD GAME TONIGHT, LUKE'/, AN ' THAT 8ETHAT • \IIH~ WOVLD SO<~f SIRL THAT WANT 1U I : l CHICKEN 0\IT' f.l.ll.10 LIVES IN A N CE 1 NOTHIN6 PEK50N LIKE ME ' Antwer Tomorfow "' EVER'/ TIME I OPEl\/ MOUTH SHE PUTS HER FOOT IN IT MV 816 • • • �• 7- The DIU~ S.ntlneleMlddloport Pooneroy, o ,Thur.W.y, July :IS, 11114 . • e- The DIIUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-POOJeroy, 0. Thursday, July 25, 1974 . Sentinel Classified:s Get Result~! ,._---c-::=~....----.-------:'"1'1·' , Employment Wanted PUilfC NOnCE The unknown ne- rrs dev lstes II'QIItU 1 exe cutors ad mlnrstrators and US10ns of mlnrstrators e Jucutors and assrgns @.Qu ad ot legat•es he.rs dev i sees e)Ce c utors unknown legatees he i rs 111"' dev rs ees executors ad m lnlstrators and ass rons of Will Moore Deceased the unknown he i rs dev i sees l egatees executors adm m rs trators and assigns of Harry St evens Deceased the unknown heirs devisees legatees executors adm lnlstri'Hors and i1JS5igns of Florence Lucy Stevens Deceased the unknown he~rs devtsees legatees txecutors admm lstrators and ass igns of Nellie Rucker Decei!ISed the unknown he•rs dev1sees l egatees executors ad mmtstrators and ustgns of l:ienry Lawson Deceased the unknown hetrs Qev l sees legatees eJCecutors ad mmlstrators and assigns ot R P Skinner Deceased and the unknown he 1rs dev 1sees legat ees exe cu tor ~ ad m tnts1rators and ass •gns of Alma B Sktnner Deceased w1l l take not ice that on the 12th day of July 1974 James Smger be.ng Platnftff f tle d htS Complamt •n the Common Pleas Court MetQS Coun ty Oh to m Case No l5 610 aga inst the above named parties and others demand i ng that all cla1ms of the defendants may be adjudged nun and void and that Plll lnt lff s title be quteted on Lot No 425 '" S W Pomeroy s Add ttlon to tower Pomeroy now incorporated 10 the village of Mi ddleport Me1gs Cou nty Oh io Reference D eeds Vol 82 Page 585 Vol 80 Pages 212 and 213 Deed Records Meigs County Ohto You are requ rred to answer the Complaint within 28 days t~fter the last publ 1cat ton of this notice which wrll be published on ce ea c h week tor stx sue cessive weeks and the tt~st pub tl catron w rit be made on August 29th 1974 Answer date will be September 27th 1974 In case of your fa ilure to answer or otherwise respond as permitted by the Oh io Rules of Crvd Procedure w tthin the time stated tudgm ent bY default Wtll be rendered agamst YOU for the relief demanded In the Com plaan t LARRY E SPE N CER Clerk of Courts court of common Pl eas Me igs County Ohio Po mer oy Ohro I (7 ) 18 25 (8 ) 1 8 l5 22 29 7tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21269 Estate of SHIRLEY F HOWERY, Deceased Not ic e Is hereby given that Clara Hower.y of Route 3 Albany Ohio has been duly appointed Adm ln lstratrr x of Jhe Estate of Shrrley F Howery deceased late of Mergs County Ohro Cred itors are required to file their claims with satd f lduc tal"y w Jth ln four months Dated th is 13th day of July 1974 Mannmg 0 Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate DIVrSt On (7) 18 25 (8) 1 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ca•e No 21261 Estate of Dorothy L H.rman Deceased Notice Is hereby Qtven that Lisa Jo Hllrman of Route 1 sunbury O~lo has been dul y appointed Admin lstratrl:w. of the Estate of Dorothy L Harman deceued , !lite of Meigs County Ohio Cre-d itors are required to file their clarms w ith said fiduciary with in four months Dated thts 6th da y of July 1974 Manntng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probate D i vision ( 7) ( 1 18 25 Jt c NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT case No 21257 c .. e of Muvln Delbert King De-cened Notice Is hereby given that Wrnlfred Jane King ot Pomeroy R 0 Oh io has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Marvm Delbert K ing deceased late of Pomeroy Ohio R; D Meigs County OhiO Creditors are requ ired to flle the ir clarms with satd fi d uc iary wllh ln four months Dated this Bth da y of July 1974 (7 ) 11 Auto -------------NOTICE SHOOTING match Corn Hollow Gun Club tu rn f i rst right after M ites Ceme tery Rutland Fectory chok•d guns only Sunday Juty 28 1 7 25 3tc Thar s Gold The total amount of gold that can stoll be recovered from the earth IS eslomated at 31,250 tons, more than ha lf of It on the gold ftelds of South Afroca and 625 tons m the Unoted States l 1 1972 2J ., , GIGANTIC Flea Market 70 yard sates All concentra t ed at one place 1!1 m1 1e out Spnn g Avenue off Rt 7 Man St Pomeroy Oh10 Free ad miSSton plenty of parktng r es trooms and refreshment s tns1de and outs rde Conta ct Fredd 1e Thabet 773 5651 after 5 p m every Saturday and Sooday Everyone wel come 7 18 tfc ·-----------":1 Forth~ LoWest - Tore Pnces on the Area It's BEND TIRE CENTER Mason, W Va 772 5881 l2 FA M I LY ya rd sa le for a church group from 10 30 to 3 Ju ly 26 and 27 610 Fourth Str eet New Haven W Va 7 23 4tC GROVER S SfudtO Wilt be c losed tor employees vaca tron July 29 through Aug 5 Open Aug 6 throug h Aug 10 Ctosed Aug 13 through Au9 17 for Me1gs county Farr V 1St f out booth In the commerc 1al bu tl d tng 7 26 18tc -------~------ YARD Sa le r est of week Come se~ al l day long and evenrng At the r es den ce of Howard Russel l Wolf Pen Road 1ust off Rt 143 7 23 4t c $50 REWARD for mfor mat on lead ing to fhe ar rest and con v tct ron of fhe pe~son or per sons who stole a hood off a 1966 Plymouth f rom R1vers•d e Auto Wre-:;klng West Col urn bta W Va Phone 773 58 90 7 23 3t c Wanted To Buy Brown Pasteboard , Sheet Iron , Refrigerators, Hot Water Tanks, Auto bodies, without motors, Scrap Iron, Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, Alum1num, Aula BaHerte!t, Auto Radiators Sell to I WILL prosecute anyone found guilty of burn tng the tnslde of my outsrde to ile t The property belongs to the State of Oh10 Ernest fR:Ink.J Oav1dson 11 3 Ebenezer St Pomeroy 7 24 12tp The Rosenberg Co. W ;~;V E-:1-yo ;~~ho lstery . .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j JUNK AUTOS complete and delivered to our yard We P•Ckup auto bod•es and bu y all krnds of scrap metals i!nd Iron Rtder s Sa l vage State Rt 124 Rt 4 Pomeroy Ot, lo Phone 99 2 5468 6 26 26tp ---~----- - ---- CASH paid for all ma'kes and models of mob tle homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 4 13 tfc MEIGS County Humane Society Thr1ft Shop open 10 a m till 4 30 p m every F r iday and Saturday New used stock ,,r ivi ng weekly Clo th i ng collecflbles applian ces treasure s re cords p ct ur es books lamps toys Located across from Pomeroy Po!.t Off ice s 12 tf c OLD furniture oak teblesclocks tce boxes brass beds dishes desks or comp lete hou$eholds Wr rte M 0 Miller Rt 4, Pomeroy Ohto call 992 7760 5 13 , , SMALL mo b ile home double W1de 2 bedrooms furn •s hed uttl ttres pard Adults preferred Phone 992 7017 7 24 3tc -------------2 BEDRO OM trailer ca rp et Vo 4 10 tfc -------------- July 26 begtnnmg at 7 p m Sponsored by the Orange Townshi p Volun te er Fire OeQ& . Tupers P l ains Ohio O ti'ctly across Rt 681 from Tuppei"S Plarns Sc hool Inside Jr Kennedy !. barn One 65 000 8 I U Lennox furnace w ith duc ts 55 000 overhead furnace severa l b&ds living room su Jte T V gas range (J burner gas range ) radios hQt wattr heater gas heaters bllby beds baby furniture lamps chairs lawn fur niture storm doors floor lamps wmdows and screens Iron record player smk ke rosent laotern 1 games toys clothmg tires and flr'nS nand crank forge Ulldder hooks ti'M ing bo11rd flood li ght antrque Items and other Items t oo numerous to mentton Auctioneer Sherldtln s Auc t io n Se rvice Not responsible tor accidents • ..... 7 21 Stc and a1r conditron lng 992 35e9 Phone 7 24 4tc COU NTRY Mobile Home Pa rk R t 33 ten m ties north of Pom eroy Large lots Wtth c onCrete pat ios !.ldewatks ru nn ers and off !.freet parktng A l so spaces for smBII traders Phone 99 2 7479 7 21 He f-URNIS HED apartmen t adults only tn M i dd le port Phone 992 3874 s 12 H e Pomeroy Phone 992 7 18 ff c unfurn is hed llpartmenls Phone 99 2 5434 4 12 ttcr ------------- PR:tVATE meet ing room for any organ lzat lon phone 99 2 )915 J 11 tfc BUSINESS room nx so 234 Main St Pomero y Ohio Phone 992 5786 or 99 2 397 5 6 12 lf c TWO S room and bath apts In Midd leport Fo r Informat ion call 992 2550 or 742 6551 7 3 tfc -------------- MOBILE HQME In M iddleport Adults only Ph one 992 SS92 6 25 tf c --------------- DOUBLE air corr d tttoned sleepmg room with kitchen privilegE' Phone 992 S440 _... 7 21 Jtc _____________ _ J ROOM furn ished apf Phone 992 5908 . --~-----"-~ ~ 7 23 61 c ----- ROOMS and bath h-ome for rent an Rutland Phot'le 992 :.o:;;a Moved to Rutland ~;.. mile 1nslde ctly l tmrt on right corner Btrck St and Rt 124 " Free Estimates Now ()pen tor Bustness 742-5293 located on Jrd Racme Oh10 Street Hours 9 6 Weektiay $ 9 9 WeeMends • E All Small Appliances "' lawn Mowers Next to Hoghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 IIITGIING SERVLCE K&H 2 00 - " S II 95 9 50 1695 A • " ; 0 u u 1966 FO RO 1 :.t ton ptekup automat•c transmrs s 1o n Good ltres Camper Spectat Phone Harold Brewer Long Bottom 985 3554 7 2J tfc SEE US••• For Fresh Fruit and Vegetables ---------T---Real Estate For Sale Our aom os to Pll!ase Our Customl!rs. CA NN ING tomatoes for sale P1ck your own S2 bushel Call 2.47 2241 7 23 3tp -------------- LIVING room sutle White ve lvet couc h wtth gold velvet matching ch atrs 2 tamps and center p eces mcluded Call 992 358 I or c an be seen at 97s Maple Sl Mtddleport Best offer buys 1t ;r..,23 stc -------------- 1953 FE R GUSON 30 new t i r es new pant new motor 51 500 Phone 985 35 94 7 23 Stc eng lne Phone 985 359 4 In Qood condt t on and pr iced at S1 000 -. 7 1A tfc -- -------~---- SOLID VINYL SIDING • Prod uced from a special vlnyt compound made by B F Goodr l ch and Mon!.an to 5 tim•s th rcker than metlll Si d ing Will 'lOt denf ch ip crack. peel rot , rust or Chlllk HOU SE m Pomeroy 5 rooms 2 bedroo ms p;, bath utility room b u rlt In kitc hen c ab inets panelrng c om p l etely C'a r~et ed Full basement Good tocatron Priced re.esonab l e seen by appointmen t on ly Phon e 992 5169 7 25 Jtp lots of carpeting new FA gas furnace double lot with trailer hookup small ba se ment wrth utility 111\100 POMEROY Business room w1fh lots of parkmg and apartment over for rncome, has garage Tl'l1s 1s an excellent buy Askrng JUSt $16,50() 00 TIME NOW TO BUY AND GET SETTLED BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS CALL TODAY FOR YOUR NEEDS IN REAL ESTATE 5 ROOM house w rth beth on 91 992 2259 or ?91 2568 acre farm on L ea d rn g Creek Road 3 m1tes off new h gh TOTAL eleclr Jc 3 bedroom way Phone 742 6878 home Hardwood floors 7 25 3tp breezeway and garage tot ------~------l00x420 180 Arball Sf Tuppers Plt~ln s W1ll tak.e S ROOM house on 1 acre of land Phone 992 7265 $5 000 down and take over payments Phone 667 6386 7 22 6tc 7 24 4tc 5 ROOM house and bath wtlh Shower 2 large lots and new LOTS for sate trader or house All util ities Phone 742 3615 ut ltlty building In Ra cine Rut tand Oh lo Ohio Call 949 5285 7 16 tfc 7 16 l 2t c -------------- ------------- -------------- OLD hou se w rth 2 n•ce tots In Syrac us e $4; 000 Phone 992 5898 .,.... 1 2J 5tc __ __________ _ 3 BEDROOM bath krtchen li ving room and full basement large tot Martin St Mason Phone 773 5404 7 23 6tp -------------• -------------- 3 BEDROOM home SSOO down l!lnd sao per month 2 bedroom trailer on same fmanclng Phone 99 2 3975 7 16 tfc ---------..----- CAR SON Se rvice Station Garege 50x60 burtdlng Cement dr i veway Phone 742 505'1 7 16 ttc -------------- ZENITH 'COLOR TV FREE HOME ESTIMATES SU~ERIOR • VINYL PRODUCTS Call Collactt m 5544 Athens, Ohio e BLACK & REDUCE excen ttv tds witn Flu l dex S1 89 - Lose we lo h1 with De:.c A Olet c ap1utes $1 ts at Ne lson Drugs 7 25 Up WHITE lV -------------- • ________ ....._____ e STEREO REAR end and u1e for 1952 Dodge 14 ton truck R ich ard Qual!$ M iddleport Ohio 7 25 Jtp FO R 0 tractor with 6 It sldtt mounted r'l'rower Good tires good condition Henry B<~thr Lonu Boltom 0/l lo PhOf'l t 985 3988 7 25 3tp ----- ----- --------- EasyTermsf Free Delivery 1 y MASON FURNITURE HE!JioiAN GRATE 77J 5sn , MASON. w VA Modern 3 bedroom home all large closets , master has two Lrvmg room 1Sx30 Nat ga s, FA furnace Garage with ntce shop Costello 8, Wild , Wild West 6 Captain Kangaroo 10 Com munity of Llvlng Things 33 Movie Honeymoon With A Stranger" 13 +++ • +++ - TOO MUCH P S He didn't even realiZe what he 'd saod Mlke Dougla s 6 Now You See It 8 10 Password 13 4 15 11 30- Holl ywood Squares 3 4 15 Brady Bunch 13 Love of Lrfe Community of Living Things 33 High Rollers 3 10 11 35 - Malter of Fact 33 8 11 55 - WILL tr rm or cut trees and " shrubbery Also clean out .,, basements all cs etc PhoneJ 949 322 1 or 742 4.44 1 7 1:.:1 261c ---------.~------- ( \ I 0 DELL Altnement loca t ed " beh tnd Rutland Grade Sch ool complete front and t uneup ' , and brake service Phone 742 3232 Open B lo 8 dar ly Sun v \ days by appt only , 7 14 ttc 3035 11 00 - Jackpot 3 15 Password 6 Bob Brauns so 50 Club 4 News 8, 10, 13 Mister Rogers 33 12 30- Split Second 6 , Search for Tomorrow a 10 Celebnty Sweepstakes 3 15 , Electric Company 33 Afternoon with OJ 13 1o 4 tfc __,____ ,. ""' 1 • • . • Big bust causes brain damage ...AKQ108 • AKQJ 'QZ service all makes 992 228.4 '" The Fabrrc Shop Pomeroy Aut horized Singer Sal es and " 1 1 Servrce We Shar pen Scissors " 3 29 tfc 24 Pass Pass Pass 3• Pass Pass Pass Pass -DOZER ------------work land clei!lrmg by - ------------- " --- ..1.1 1'-1 AUTOMOBILE Insurance been cance lled ., Lost you r operators l1ce nse Cal ! 992 .. 7'211 61.5rotfC m -------------- . "" -~ ~----~--~-~------~ "2 " '" '" u " '" ' I '" • I ~ Hl1 '" " " '" ' ri U I • 'S CARPET & INttRIORS SHOP 949-2684 RACINI;, 0. FREE ESTIMATES WE HANDLE BARWICK AND MAGEE CARPET '" ' ARMSTRONG PLACE 'N PRESS TILE Jan 19) You rc go m'd to ha11e an ooportuntty lo re.n to rce a ! rrendshtp thai needs a !t it le shorrng up It w11t please th•s Pt::rson to know you re loyal You r best efforts wtlt not go unnotiCed or unrew arded at th s trme Don 1 be alra1d to out ou r a lt !l!e exir a city 19 "A - Is Born" 20 Dude II you tak e a phtlosophrca t vre w t! w dl help you make mo lehills ou t Ol moun ta ins Your problems w II be hand led terri!Qry Zl French statesman Z2 Afncan antelope 23Unscathed 24 Encourage Z5 DIBmlssed 28 King Cotwn's bundle rz Hold In leash (Dec 22 AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Fob 191 advance what you lh nk you should be gett1ng l o r work or s ervtces you oerl orm t o r someone PISCES IFob 20 March 201 CANCER (Juno 21-July 221 To day rn your soct ai actrv•lle s rernenber you re there to have lu n .and relax le t your ha r down and enJOY yourself LEO (July 23-Aug 22) You II have lillie peace o l mrnd rf you g ve ou l5tde nte rests prronty over lam ly respons bd•t •e 5 F rs t th ngs hrst m stnde VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) You re neglec t rng someone you used 10 be qu rte chummy wrlh It would plettse lilt S pe r son very mu cll1 f you ca lled oc caslonally July 26 , 1974 Th 5 year your rewards wrll co,ne tram th ngs that seemed drl1rcult at the sta rt F1n sh whatever you begrn the e nd re sull wtll pleasantly su rprr se you Somelh1ng rs comrn g up lhal 1s go ng t o be profrtable to vn• 1 II LITTLE ORPHAN 15 Electric Company 20 7 30- Porter Wagoner 3, Hollywood Squares 4 N ew Treasure Hunt 10 To Tell the Truth 6 Concentration 8 Beat The Clock 13 You ONe It To Yourself 20 Boboqu lvari33 8 00 - Washtngton Revtew 20, 33 Sanford & Son 3 4 15 Brady Bunch6,1 3 1-Mvte AroundtheWorld ln80Days '8 10 of the Golden Horde 11 '- \!our Wagon" 15 Proboscis 18 - buds 19 JIISt about enough 22 MolliiSk delicacy 8 Try Ut equal • :~;~·r;".~:t:;;·~- ~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLBAAXR b LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this umple A ls used for the three L's, X for the two O'a, ett Slnale letten, apostrophes, the length and formation of the wordo are aU ::t I U I tiJrN~ I I YULNOH1 r ~ hlnta Each day the code letters are different CRYYrOQUOTES DSM Now arranre the meted letten to form the IU.rpriae answer, 81 'i FJDP DVJM CIJV UM RA ZM lA VRBSDC FRCUSLVBM ;=:::::·===~~===:L;:J-:=::;--'..~·~u;c~ce:•;ted:;: by the above cartoon FJDRMC, VRBSDC 1 Pri1t 111e SIIIIPIIL\l ANSW!IIIm 1 ALV C MMT - BLWFSR r x:r J a xx x J (Auwert Jumble. CAKEO Yetlerd•y 1 Strike one •• %4 Defensive obstacle 25 Tolerate %8 Expunge 29 Got VIP treatment 31 Tubby's salvation 34 SWnatran ape 35 But ( Lat ) 31 Sire's mate :SZ Pitcher's statistic 13 Bamboozled (2 wds.) 35 Ruth's sultanate II Hablt11ated .17See38 Acr0!18 hy IHI'IIfU IHH'\101 IJ ' " " ' 111)11 I Fl I :!'~ 9 Domain 30 - Landon ~1!lJMIJ3)1]];;1k.J -~'-' .-1 , _ \ Yesterday's Aoawer ! ABBEY PESTLE WID SPECIAL ON ROOM SIZE RUGS NEW SH-IPMENT 01' '"" " •• REMNANTS "COming Soon Hoover Cl.. ntn, Sm 1 11 Applltnces & Furnlturt" . HOURS I JO AM. to S PM Any limo by Appointment CloMCI Sundoy ' HEINRICH HEINE DICK TRACY L I 'I' 'I' L II: .,-&AAC061H .~~~~.~c,:~~.~ , ORX==~~~ HE GET ALL ~~~~~:;~'\----l~~~~~~;;~~~=:J~~~~~~~ 8~lleVE IT- ,. " " u , South 2t ,.• '' By Oswald & James Jacoby "Well,' saod West phtlosophocally, "Anyone can chuck a tr1ck when he has good cards It takes a real gemus to throw one away when you hold a bust East had shown no mterest at all m the btddmg or on the early play Maybe he had been haJ?PY when North and South faoled to reach a slam, but we'll never know West started out by leadong out hts three top clubs South dodn't bother to ruff the th1rd lead He was afratd that trumps moght break 4·1 agaonst htm and In any event the deuce of hearts that he d1scarded would have been an eventual loser West dec1ded to lead a fourth club South ruffed m dummy and East couldn't watt to overruff South over· ruffed m turn, cashed his ace and kmg of doamonds and ruffed a thtrd d1amond In dummy The suit broke and ot was a stmple matter for South to take the rest of the tncks Do you see why West was annoyed• East could have beaten the contract by JIISI doscardmg a dtamond on that fourth club South would still have to ruff a doamond on dummy whereupon East would have been able to overruff CAPTAIN EASY CHeE ~ iJP. WASH CAIWL AND 'fHf' fWI~ ~ W11.L. &e OKAY- ll&L.AX !liND '(OU GEHTL.eMeN 6011116 'TO LONCtOJJ ON ~NJOY 'iOUR~EL.~ 1 8tJSfNE'55'1 1 • '' '' ' ~N~WILLYOU TAKo=MI5~I WINKU:. WINNIE WINKLE" I MISS • ' .. We1t See Our Porch & P1tlo Cupet NM Yesterday's Cryploquote. WE PRAISE THE DRAMATIST WHO MAKES US WEEP THE ONION CAN DO THAT TOO - BUTANE The bidding has been ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM ......... 12.49 yd. IJV IOIDOI'rOWJ Anl•er Framed for lurnQ IJUrpolf l - BEDS ANNIE DI ZRGG RC Openmg lead-K4 the acr e hour l y or contract farm ponds r oads etc Large dozer and operator with over . . ~ 2~ 1 years expenence Pullrns Excavating Pomeroy Ohto Phone 992 2478 ~ ~ 12 19 tfc 11 Mrdtlleoorf PomP.rov TAURUS IAprll 20 May 20) resources (hyph, wd) 14 Taro root 15 Nothlng 18 The gwns 17 Texas CAPRICORN There s a d •l1erenc e betw een look..ng at th.ngs real strcally 01 tu st see ng the dark Side Brrghten your persPeCtive a bll SOIIIld 13 Usmg aU I Trunmed 2 Dwelling 3 Make an effort (3 wds ) 4 Devoured 5 Ump's call & Budding extension 7 See 3 Down ( 5 wds ) Both vulnerable East 92.1 WMPO-FM the-shore Dec 21) Some thtnQ rs gorng to be !Old to you 1n conlrdence You II wan! to tell Olhe rs but tl s best you keep 11 to yo ur sell ARIES (March 2 1-Aprll 191 An earnest dtscuss•on w1th a no nonsense e~oproach w 11t t'le lp c orre c t a condtt•on at hOme thai has neen caustng you some lrustrahons lately DOWN t 12 Surf-on- •UM tl£ JACM 6 9USII'I'E5SII PHOOf'1 - I CAH T + AK863 ... J3 North snREo 11 'La - SAGITTARIUS (No• 23 July 26 1974 [ CELEX Clock 4 Aviation Wealher 33 Wild Kingdom IJ I Spy NY 10019 ~L West •COUNTRY Fri da~ swimming controversy " 7 00- Truth or Cons 3 News 6 10 What' s M y Lme a Beat The 1 ... 742 ·" GREAT For Rap Helen, you're wrong, takmg the father 's s1de 10 the "nude 222 13 Send$ 7 tor J A COBY MODERN 25 book to W n ar Br dge (clo ttl!s ne w spaper) P 0 B ox 489 1· Aad 10 C1ty Stat1on New York SOUTH IDI Com clete ServIce Ph one 949 3821 or 949 3161 " Ra c rne Oh io Crltf Bradford 5 1 tfc MAL n11 ~t:~ 13 BRIDGE NORTH • 86 52 ' A 108 6 +104 ... 965 WEST EAST • 10 • 9 74 3 .KJ54 ,97 3 +QJ9 +75 2 SCORPIO (Oel 24 -No• 22) II you se t y ou r mrnd to 11 you c an gel QU •te a bll a c <:ompltshed where your sel l .n teres ts ar~ concerned Get gotng' R1g hl 8, 10 Paul Nuchlms 33 -------------C BRADFORD Auctioneer -SEWING ------------t<epau• Newlywed Game 6 ; 38 Comfort, w1th '!I Across I2 wd~ ) 39 Colored 1 "- ,, one letter to eac h Aquar e, to form four ordmary words 3 30 - One L rfe to Li ve6 13 Match Game 8 10 How To Surv1ve AMarnage3 15 Phil Donahue4 T1meforTJmothyJJ 4 00 - Mr Cartoon 3 Somerset 15 Sesame St JJ Hu ck a nd Yogi 6 I Dream of Jeannre 13 Tattletales 8 Movre The Buster Keaton Story " 10 4 30 ...! Green Acres 3 Gi lligan s Isle 6 Bonanza 15 Ja ck pot 4 V1rgmlan 8 Dame/ Boone 13 5 00 - Bonanza 3 Merv Gr iffin 4 Mr.. Rogers 20 33 Btg Valley 6 5 30 - Hogans Heroes 13 , Elec Co 33 Hodg epodge Lodge 20 Western Star Theatre 15 6 00 - News 3, 8, 10 13, 15 Truth or Cons 6 Sesame St 20 News 4 Behrnd the Lines 33 6 30- NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 ~BS News 8 10 Room Guiding LightS 10, Music of the Peo~le33 130- DoclorJ 4 15, Edge of Noght8, 10 Girl In My Ltfe6, 13 WIN AT ACROSS Loves Mambp • 5 Engender 10 Border on wont COrne on a Stiller otatler though yOU II ha t e to wo~ lor 3 00 - Another World 3 4 15 General Hosprtal 6 13 Pr ice Is 11 55- NBC News 3 15 1 00 - News 3, All My Children 6, 13 Nol For Women Only 15 Turns 8, 10 let's Travel 33 2 00 - Days Of Our Lives 3, 4 15 -SEPTIC ------------T A N KS cleaned Modern Santtatton 992 3954 or 992 7349 _________ __ 10231fc READY MIX CONCRETE delivered r tght to your protect Fast l!lnd easy Free estimates Phone 992 32 84 Goegleln Ready Mtx Co M i ddl eport Oh io 6 30 tfc CBSNews8 DanlmelsWorldlO '• ~ Unscramb le these four Jumbles, What s My Line 10, French Chel33 HazelS 1 30-Jeopardy3 4, 15 , Lel'sMakeADeal6 13 , As The Wor ld SEP TI C T A N KS cleaned reasonable rates Ph .446 4782 Ga l ltpolrs.,.John Russell owner and operafor 5 12 tf c - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - Vv SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA N ITAT ION STEW ART OHIO PH 662 Dear D Sorry I found nothln@ olt!octno In this father '• point of view To hun, nudity 1n the famlly (and evldeotly Ul hla dauchter and her friends) is nothin@ more than going wtthwt cloth• , However, obsceruty Ia tn the eye of the beholder, and I •on't argue with you But l'U THINK of you next time we go llkiMy· dippln@ In our backyard pool - H by THOMAS JOSEPH LIBRA (Sept 23 Oc1 231 TM We'll bet he dld ftve minutes after the broadca.t - when he checked the telephone responses ID hos program - SUE AND HELEN Winning Streak 3 4 IS Ga m blt 8 10 Wheels K1 lns and 11 00 - MONEY WORTHLESS THEN BUY REAL ESTATE IT HAS BEEN GOING UP FOR YEARS LOOK WHAT OTHERS HAVE DONE 3rd ST 30- To Tell the Trulh 3 I Love Lucy a 35 - Malter of Fact 33 Thos Ditty Ole Man who gei!J hlJ kick watchln@ his daughter and her girl froendB swun and shower In the buf! (at their remote mountain cabin) Is worse than the daughter for aUowing It I aide with the molher wbo lnsistJ that Pop go Jnalde and stnp bolng a Peepblg Tom when the girls go without sulis, And I'm not a prude, but a 2().year.old girl who bolteves In having affairs, unwed motherhood If you're inclined, and even cheating a btl on Income tax In !act, I even oondone nude swunmlng 111 pLaces where lt's l"8•l But pareots wAtching their grown children of the opposi"' sex cavort in the nude' It's obscene •- D J Be sure you square away 1n I'm wtUt you, Helen, on the sex-change operation m busmess offices Why should forms be made out as U all jobs were for males? It's just .as easy to write "supervisor" or 11 foreman ," as l!tt costs extra ID get the changes on paper, well, that 's progress What really made liP my mmd was a male TV commentaror descr1bln@ a group of women striking for equal rights at a lac· wry He referred to them .. "Manning the picket line "Cltck' Clay 33 COUNTRY HOME- Modern 2 bedroom home cook and bake un1ts Full ba sement with garage New Zoo Revue 13 News 13 Chuck While Reporls 10 Paul Dixon 4, Phil Donahue 15 AM 3 Abbolt and 8 55 9 00 - 10 30 - -------------- NEW LISTING - Rap • OEMINI IMay 21 June 20) Dear Indectslve He's not "outtas1ght.'' he's a parasUe 1 You can do better HELEN racer 6 7 30 - New Zoo Revue 6 Tennessee Tuxedo 13 Capt Kangaroo 8 Ses ame St 33 Jelf'~ Collie 6 Man from C 0 S 1 10 8 25- Jack La La nne 13 8 30- Brady Bunch 6 Green AcreS 10 ~ Yoga and You 33 - garage 115,000 BRADBURY - 1'12 story frame 4 BR, bath din ing R Five 10 OO-DinahShore3 15 Company6 JokersWIId8 10 Lrl1as -------------- 5 2:4 He No.o.o Way ' - SUE 7 00- Today 3 4 15 CBS News 8 10 Olc k Van Dyke 13 Speed 9 -------------- - ------------- FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 00 - ~ Bottt•l O...r In N()o()-o way 1 Sunrise Seminar 4 Summer Semester 10 6 25 - Farm Report 13 6 30 - Bible Answers 8 Blue Ridge Quartet 13 News 6 M lnutes to live By 4 Sacred Heart 10 6 35- Columbus Todty 4 6 45 - Farmtlme 10 Morn ing Report 3 9 1 ,,, Pomeroy News 4 13 6 00 - " u l<lolled TEAFORD W Main mPOss le 6 M ovie 7 30 p m - Comedy 8 30 - GunsUngers 9 30 p m - Underworld Q 399 w Marn Pomeroy , 0 Located at Modern Supply Small Engme Repatl" --------------- ' lb 1 CABLE CHANNEL FIVE m J092 Water Lmes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also do1er work and septrc tanks tn - Missi on Y Wor ld 3 1 00 - Tomorrow 3. of , Take Five tor Lite 15 Wilkenson Small Engtne Route J the Rornan 12 00 - News a 12 30 - Wild Wild Wesl 6 Wide World Special 13 Movie Nothing But The Best a MANAGER ROOFING om 11 3D-Johnny Carson 3 " i5 Stella OaUas1 10 BENNY BRANHAM -------------- -------------- 4, 15, Boboqulvar l 33 elen and Sue 'Oultulihl' or Panollo• !lear Rap ' At first I thought he w.. I've been dlltlng a guy for a year outtaslght, but I'm not ao aure When I wao earning more than he did, I pald for about threelo1lrlhs of our dates Alter he got a job that paid as much as mine, we. still went dutch with me 119ually getting the heavy end Plus alw,IIYS 118lng my car He just got a nice raise, which he said wa• all he needed for 119!<> set the date for our marrLBge But Last night he suggested that I move to an apartment (from my parenis' ltome) and then he ooiJld come and stay With me as much .. we Uked, and we wouldn't have ID bother With something silly like marriage. He plans IDstayathlsfolks' house so he can' save money" Thla leaves me paymg rent and food bUt., etc , hun eating free mea)ll, and when we go out, It woiJld probably he the same me piCking up most of the tabo So I said, "No, thank you,' and he got mad and sa1d he ooiJld find another girl who saw things hos way In spite of th!B, I stU! love him Should I try It hts way and hope he'll come around to my way' - INDECISIVE 9 OO - Ironslde3, Kung Fu 6 13 WFL Football 8 G Armstrong 4, The Old Maid and The Thlef70 33 arner Ted 10 00 - News20 Streets of San Franclsco 6 IJ C ed 10 30 - Dayal Night 33 To Be Announced 15 11 00 - Ntwsl ~ 6, 10 13 15 Janokl33 MAIN STREET POMEROY - Wash & Wax - Lube Oel Ftlter - Tune Up e a ot E mpire" 10 8 30 - Firehouse 6 13 WILSON'S PENNZOIL BOWERS REPAIR BS News 8, 10 , Room Company 20 , Man Build& Man ~~rr;,rl: Des~ ISJ Electric 7 :JO - Hollywood Squorq 3 Wild Klngd Y 33 ll, Zoom 2-0 Dealers Choice.,. To l~fr~~O TBeat the Clock Girls I To Be AnnO(Jn c:ed 15 Mus ic 01 ~h P rvth 6 Ouie s 8 00 - Mac Dav ia 3, 4 Even in t p e eople JJ Temperatures Rising 6 13 ~!le 0f~ 1°F l11l l<opvkats 8 • Bu1ldong & Home Addoloons, Alumonum & Vonyl Sodong, Floor Sandong & Fonoshtng . By 7 00 - Truth or Con seq 3 e.. oIhe Cl k 4 News 6, 10, let's Mike A Deal 1 oc What 'M-y Lme 8 Chl!ster, Qhoo 985 4102 on ews 6 222 13J Flower Show JJ • 8 ________ ____ _ 7 2l 5t c -------------------------3 A ND 4 ROOM furniShed lind ____________ _ -------------...- E San -------------- The Jacinto Monument near HQvston Is 570 feet h igh 15 feet higher than the Wlt shlngton Monument 11 000 BTU -------------- ---------------------------1950 FERGUSON 20 new TRAILER Brown s Tra i ler Cou rt 3324 Armstrong Linoleum Wall Paper Vll'lyl Wafl Fabnc Special! On Carpet Rem nants Frett Estimates Phone G REEN beans green peppers cucumbers tomatoes See or Call 7 19 6fc Cle land Farms Geratd•ne Bob or Roger Jeifers Cleland Racme Ohto ts your roof l eaktng" 7 l7 tfc Compare our pr ices to any .... ROCERY busrness for sale Day 992-7089 ' Bulldrng for sale or lease others we II g tve you a Noght 992-3525 Phone 773 5618 from 8 30 p m professronat roof for less to 10 p m for appomtment 1017 FT SYCAMORE Sld em or 992-5232 Co 11992 2836 For 3 20 t{c camper se lf con la tned A 1 Estimates of Any Type condt fron Sl 600 Phon e 843 r STEREO r~d • O am fm 8 tra ck 2064 after 8 p m tape com btnatton A speaker 7 25 3t c sound system Bai.Jn ce 0 DELL Alrnement located FU F< t-lo!E:t:. est1mates o n alum rnum replacement SlOS 39 or easy terms Call behind Rut la nd Grade School windows sldtng storm doors 992 3965 co mplete front end se r vice ror Sale and windows Rartmg Phone 7 24 tfc brakes and t uneups wheels Charles Lts!e Syr acuse OhtO bal anced electrontcally Open Car l Jacob Sa le s TAPES Rock Gospe l and BRITTANY Span et AKC and 8 to 8 da lly Ca ll 742 3232 on Pedrgree Champion blood R epresenta tlve V V Country & Western $2 75 each Sunday for appt I nes 18 month f emale S35or Johnson and Son I nc or 2 f or S5 Open datly excep t 7 16 tfc trade for gun Phone 992 788 1 4 30 ttc Sun day 9 am to 5 p m 7 25 ltp Pom eroy Recovery 622 E ------------~ -EXCAVA TIN G C'ln7P.r lnAder CONCRETE Marn St Pomeroy Phone BLACK and wh.rte Stbertan and ba c khoe work se ptic CREMEANS del •ve red Mo nda y throu gh 992 7554 tanks rnsfa lled dump truCks Hus ky b l ue eyes fema le Sat urday and evenmgs 7 24 3tc and lo boys for hrre wil l hau l spayed 3 yrs Oct Wonderful Phon e 4.46 1142 fill d 1rt top soli ltme ston e pet for children Reasonable 1969 T R 1UM PH 500 motorcyc le 6 13 lfc and grave l Ca ll Bob or Roger • to fam tty to furn 1sh good Chopped excellent co ndttton Jeffers day phone 992 7089 home Must have 6 ft fen ced Cal l 992 74 39 n g.ht phone 992 3525 or 992 In yard c E Wh•te ...._ 7 24 3tc 5232 Mur raysvtl le w va 26153 21 1tfc Real Estate For Sale 7 23 6tp TAP P AN Eye Leve l oven and su rfa ce range harvest gold STORE burld tng apt and JOBS c ontracted Phone 7.42 color Gas Brand New AKC Toy Po odle puppre s garage 75 ft frontage l arge 3074 or wrue Box 23 Langs Srame se Ktttens trrsh Se tter Delu xe M odel Sel l 1ng be low parkrng ar ea Prrce SIS 000 v tll e Ohto pups Ke nnels of Calhoun 1 cost Sl25 Phon e Larry s E Matn St Pomeroy Oh ro 256 6247 7 23 26t c Mobile Homes 992 7777 Write P 0 Box--243 Sy ra cuse 7 18 26tc 7 24 6tc OhtO 7 18 He Real Estate For Sale NEW lrvmg room su•tes In Modern Medlferranean Mobile Homes For Sale Early Amerrcan and Spanish Style s Your c ho tce of c olors 65 X 12 MOBILE home 3 1n ve l ve t or nylon w tf h Sc otch bedroom bath l tv ng room gard Startmg as low as 3 BEDROOM house wall to wall hall and 2 bedrooms car 5149 95 Pom eroy Recovery carpetrng large ktfchen and peted Phone 99 2 7751 622 E Ma tn St Pomeroy bath ut tlty room 1f.r. acre 6 16 tfc Phone 992 7554 alum Inurn s Jd tng storm 7 24 7tc windows storage buttdln g 1972 3 BEDROOM Wtndso r Phone 742 4601 Owner Mob11e Home on 1 acre of FOAM to fill your old couch and moving to Flor1da wfll ground For more •n ch atr cuSht ons as low as sacrlf1ce for qurck sale lormat lon call 992 7638 $10 95 upholstery okks only 7 21 6f c 7 23 6t c SOc 4 tnch covered foam RUTLAND AREA -60 m altresses for standard S1Ze acres about 20 for bed S29 95 Pom e roy 1964 ELCONA 55xt0 w th trpout k tchen and ltY rng room Recover y 622 E Ma rn St cultivation or lovely building S'2 800 Phone (304) 77 3 5428 Pomeroy Oh o Phone 99 2 sites 1'h: story frame home 7 23 Me 755.4 3 bedrooms, bath ut tl lty 7 24 261C --·· (11 h ), ,,;,, . 1 some carpettng paneling I \ r·" l<o . , Auto Sales UPHOLSTERY fabrr cs by the and t i le Garage Barn and r'/. hHII( ",!· yard 54 •nc hes w ide as low a s 1971 TRIUMPH Bonneville 650 l',,n. Oluo ; other buildtng 8 168 sq ft , 2 52 49 per yar d Vet vets as low Ttoer Clold 1n good cond• l on water wells, 2 gas wells as SS 25 Imported velvets SS7S Phone 992 3700 S9 60 We also have ny lon pond ASKING JUST NEW LISTING-21evellolstn 7 24 13tp her c u l on cotton pr rnts 143,000 00 ~-- -- --,- - ---Syracuse l block off 124 v•nyls and remntl nts by the 1972 MG MIDGET Con ve rt rb le POMEROY Ranch type yard or by the prece Pomero y good co nd1t 1on and tow Recovery 622 E Ma m St (modern) 2 BR bath n1ce NEW LISTING- 1 camp1ng mtleage Call 949 3955 Pomeroy Phone""992 755.4 trailer 8x25 gas heat operates k 1tchen lots of cabinets 7 24 6tc 7 2.4 26tc on AC or DC, and a new moon ra nge & oven large L R with 12x60 with central air 3 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat ron fireplace carpeted full bedrooms washer dryer and wagon Sl 195 good cond rtlon basement with utility Phon e 99 2 76'20 ut1illy bu ilding SHULER'S MARKET For Rent A TO Z Mart used furn ished appliances c lothing dishes and m lsc R:t 33 opposite trader court Hartford W BODY These stzes also avatlable 5 000 6 000 8 000 10 000 and .•' 200 BALES oat straw 949 5953 -------------- -------------- '109.95 ------------~~ $5 for 1unk automoblles We w l ~l pick up R lv ers tde Auto Wreck rng Phone (304 ) 773 5890 7 s ttc KOSCOT I<OSME'TICS & WIGS For e good ltne of Cosmetics , frtendty servrce and someone to chat with g1ve me a ,.aU Helen Jane Brown 992 5113 3 19 He J&B AUTO your area and would like POMEROY LANDMARK some resplnstble party to J llf'. Jack W Carsey Mgr tak e over payments Call Credit Manager (614 ) 772 Ail Phone 992 2181 5669 or wr 1te 260 East Ma 1n equ tpment Street ChJtllcothe Oh fo 45601 RE CREATIONAL everythtng for a good paymg 4 7 ttc busrness prr ce d reasonab ly Part lime work. full I me S INGER Au to matrc Zrg zag Sewmg Ma chmes •n sewtng earnmgs Phon e 949 2BOJ 7 24 4t c !able Makes buttonholes sews on buttons bl and hems eh: Top notch condlt1on Pa y 551 or terms ava rlable Phone PAIN r DAMAGE 197.4 Z19 Zag SEWING MACH I NES STILL 992 2653 rn orrgmal cartons No at 7 16 tt c t achments needed as our contrors are buill m Sews EXCELSIOR Salt Works E wtth 1 or 2 r:~eed l es makes Mam St Pomeroy All kmds buttonholes sew on butlons of salt water pellets water monograms and bl 1nd hem nugg et s blo ck salt and own stttch F ul l cash price SJB 50 Ohto Rrver Sa lt Phone 992 or budget plan ava 1table 3891 Phone 992 2653 7 l6 li e 6 5 tfc - ---- ---- -~----- --~------ ----- 992-5476 • WILl'S CARPET BISSEU BROTHERS & INTERIORS • OONST. 00. -------------- YARD Sale Toda y ls t road to lett on Rt 124 oft Rt 7 Ca ll Athens, Ohio We close each 992 5282 _ Friday at noon for bal•nce of 7 '24 Jtc week needs Burlap dentm cambrtc foam glue zrppers tack tng str tp springs and clips chr pboard button tw Jne sewing thread reg s upholster y books da cr on webbing spr ing twine tacks we lt cord c otton swive l bases and follm foam foam Pomeroy Recovery 622 E Main St Pomeroy Ohio Phone 992 755.4 7 24 26tc PHONE -- THuRsDAY. JOLy 25• , 7• 6 00 - NewsJ, ~ s 10 IS ABC N S..omt 51 20 r Llllu Yogo a. :~~ j~ Trulh or Conoeq 6 6 :KI - NBC News 3 • · ll ABC N C -------------- Notice YARD Sa te at 870 Soulh Second St Mtdd leport From 9 to 5 p m daily Lots of ntee ttem s 7 23 6t c EXTERIOR ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY . < I · • . _.. 4,000 BTU WE ARE pt c krng up a p1ano In Not1ce ' HOTPOINT AIR OONDITIONERS For Sale ,_11------------------------' WE W IS H to express our thanks and appreetatton to the M iddleport Emergency Squad Dr J J Davis Rawl ngs coals Funeral Home Rev Clifford Smtth ' the tad es of Church of Christ and all the fnends and ne ig h bors who were so ktnd and helpfu l during the dea t h of our husband and falher G len Glaz.e Mrs Glen Glaze Daughters Sharon and Ctndy and son Jt m 7 25 lt c - INTERIOR AND ~or Sale ' Services Business _ -. -- HOME DEOORATING 992.5367 NEED someone to care fo r 2 chr ldren school age Live In if poss1bte S days a week Work while mother works 1674 Lincoln Hgts Call at 992 2881 evenmgs 7 21 Stc OPEN EVES8·00 PM f>OMEROY, OHIO WE WOULD like to 1hank all our l rten-ds and netghbors who have been so ktnd and th ough tful 1n our lime of sorrow Mrs Rosa Sea rl s and Fam rl y 7 25 ltp . Middleport, Ohio Apphance- s.er11rce man wtth knowlettae of refrtgeratton v_acalton & travel pay~ Galha Refrtgeraflon flo Phone 446 4066 S2445 Thanks I 711 Pe-arl St POMEROY MOTOR CO. of •• • B&K EXCAVATING , Help Wanted 302 V 8 engi ne automatic trans power steering like new w w t~res low m ileage blk vinyl Inter ior beautiful red finish wr th blk vinyl top radio wh covers deluxe equrpment A sharp car Card I! 1 S3195 FORD GRAN TORINO Pomeroy firm needs ' PART TIME TYPIST for at least 60 days commencing immediately. Will provide free parking and guarantee 16 hours per week with a mutually agreed upon schedule. Rate per hour com. mensurate with experience and ability. Must be able to type neatly using IBM electric. Reply to Box 729Q, DAILY SENTINEL. '' Phon e 991 6865 or 99'2 S669 4 Door ll~ht grn finish green vinyl top used as Co of flclal ctt r never tltled , bal of warranty loaded w ith extras i ncluding factory air rad io & tape w w trres guards & all the Une accessories -------------AUCTIO N Fr 1day evening 1972 GRANVi l i E 12 x 65 2 BR front den total elec tr ic furn. tshed 2 por ches 8 x 20 fl awn tng and unde rp inni ng Call 367 7823 or 367 7.437 after 5 Pm 7 25 3tc pm 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA T 'WilL do roofing heattng repatr pl um bing 11nd elec Mannrng D Webster tr1cet work Phone Char le s Judge Smc ta i r 985 4121 18 25 3tc 7 21 7tc Sales •••v""'""hOmP •or 'w•WOI"k LL -,g ••m.ot l'ler $ rn nw J21f5 ...._ 2 Door. 4 speed trans , bucket seats radio Sold new in April anti less than s 000 m iles or-ange f inish with blk vinyl Inter ior and assrons 'l f J'ndrew Taylor Oecened IMP m ln lstrators aLITY " 19740PH MANTA Florence Taylor Deceased the 1 unknown Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of Nellie Adkins , Oeceaud the unknown herr$ dev i sees lt!!gatees Woll do Dozer & Backhoe Work , Install Septoc Tanks. Haul 0 or t. Gravel , Loml!stone or Rent One Of Our Trucks , Backhoe or Dozers . r-M<W.W~:W.QQ'//.MW//.~7M'l'~ Generahon . R ap ~~ H TeleVIsion L'o g ' • I Pa.. U / Pa .. Paaa U Pas." PaM Paaa 5' Vou South hold HQU4,AQS54+AK.2 What do y(lU do now? • A -Bhl th tpadet Your putner it lhowlftl tecand rouM heart control TODAV '8 QUESTION '' "'' , lnttoad O( bidding four OpldOI your portner ha• bid rour clubo over your three hearts What do you do now? /< • BARNEY ' I AM SO GOIN " AN' THAT BE THAT!! 'IOU AIN'T GOII\I' TO 1110 Cl11iD GAME TONIGHT, LUKE'/, AN ' THAT 8ETHAT • \IIH~ WOVLD SO<~f SIRL THAT WANT 1U I : l CHICKEN 0\IT' f.l.ll.10 LIVES IN A N CE 1 NOTHIN6 PEK50N LIKE ME ' Antwer Tomorfow "' EVER'/ TIME I OPEl\/ MOUTH SHE PUTS HER FOOT IN IT MV 816 • • • �.• K -5 plan explained ' PT. PLEASANT - Some 100 persons were present at a POLLUTION EXP-ERTS LONDON tUPI) Pa.,ersby complain milk cartons, bottle l~>ps, brtad, cold tea and eoU~e dregs shower down day long from a building housing 1,000 governl'l"lent employees: Tbl' go"·emment admits it - und says the civil srrvants ha,1 e been told to stop. The build ing Is · th e Departm ent of th e Environment. whiL·h controls pollution. · ITEMS NEEDED Meigs County &ilon 710, 8 and 40, members are gathering up odds and ends and clothing aiticJes for their nea market Saturday and Stmday at the Thabet Bldg ., Spring Ave., Pomeroy . Items ror the market may be dropped off at the Mary Martin home, Pomeroy. Mason · Drive-In Tonight and Friday ' July 25-26 Marriage l..icensj:! Ronald Lee Clonch, 20, Middleport, and Debra Joan Milliion, Rt. 2, Racine. Double Fea ture sssssss" i7 Plus " THE BOY WHO CRIED WEREWOLF " RATEO " G" CLUB TO MEET The Wildwood Garden Club will meet Wednesday, July 31, at 6:30p.m. at thehomeof Mrs. Stacie Arnold for a picnic. Each member is to bring a ·covered dish and own table ' servlce. . . Beverage will be provided. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT NOT OPEN ' Friday , Saturday, Sunday July 26 -27 -28 AI Pacino in "SERPICO" !Technlcolor) -- AI Pad no, John Randolph EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of showers Saturday fair Sunday and Monday. High temperatures in the 80s and lows in the 60s. "R" CARTOONS Show Starts 7 p. m. • Overnight, in briefs public meeting WedQt!Sday evening to heflr a projec:ted plan covering the next len years, that would change the majority of Mason County schools to a so-called K-5 plan , with consolidations that would result in the closing of 12 schools . No strong di~pprova1 was expressed with the $7,474,000 proposal, as a whole, but it drew criticism in relation to the county's Vocational Ce:nt.er . The plan is only in a proposal sl<lge. President Harry Siders said Ute undertaking is more than board membcrs"'want to handle alone and will ask advice from a special countywide committee. In the K-5 -plan, elementary schools would include Kindergarten uirough fifth gra de . The next level would be that of Junior High or Middle School to include si xth, seve nth and eigh th graders. High schools would be set up on a nine U1rough 12 plan . This plan is recommended after 12 schools are closed and changes made with the exception of this being ctone · at Leon and Mount Flower which would pattern.on the K-5 plan. Collins votes added ·aid _ . . ' COLUMBUS State Athena County, li92,584: Repreaentallve Oa.kley C. Fayelle, 1120,415: Gallla, Collins this week voted lor a 1!20 ,2~3; Hockin g, 183 ,373: supplemental appropriations Jackson, 1133,888; Lawrence , btU which provides $45 million 1277 ,822; Meigs, $97,687; ln education aid, 110 million In Plckaway, $207,911; Ross, tu relief and 15 milllon In 1268,751 ; Vinton, $49,705 ; disaster relief fundlng , Wa'!!Jington, $266,148. He noted th.at the educational "The increase In the peraid will be provided on a 12il sonal jncome ta:x exempUon per pupil basis for each or the from $500 to $650 In i975 was elementary .and secondary particularly needed to provide school districts ln the State or tax equity. Working Ohioans Ohio. Th~ supplementary aid, and their families should not be Collins said, will mean that penalized by our tax struclocal school districts will ture," Collins said. receive the following additional aid next year : . HOSPITAL NEWS WASIUNGTON (UP!) - ln a solemn televised debate, the ~-Judiciary Corrunittee was framln8 charges ·today or bmpeachable mltoonduct agalnat President Nixon. By nightfall or ahorUy thereafter, a vote was to come and an overwhelming recommendation of bmpeachmenl -by all .. the committee's llemocrat.s and nearly fialf its Republicans - was anticipated. Thai would be enough to submit President Nixon to Impeachment prooeedlngs ln die House ne•l month. The fight had gooe !Hit of his defenders. They predicted their own defeat. Today's vote was expected to recommend, that Nixon be bmpeached for coverln8 up the Involvement of his closest assoclatesln Watergate -a charge of ob~ctlon of justice. OR Saturday, a secood vote Is to occur -on abuse of power by turnlng goverrunenlagencles- the CIA, FBI and IRS -to poi!Ucal Jllll'IlOSes, · · These two days promised to be the bleakest yet in Nixon's long fight to flnlsh out the tenn he won ln November, 1972. by the greatest landslide in American history. Mrs. Carpenter of Albany dies Hostages SECOND CALL WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. Edward. W. Brooke, RMass.; called again today for · President Nixon lo resign for the good of the country. · Brooke, who last November became the first · leading Republican to call for Nixon's resignation, sajd serious domestJc problems HUNTSVILLE, Tex. (UP!) were being ignored because - Fred Gomez Carrasco, a of Watergate and the Imreputed narcotics smuggler peachment process. balieved- responsible for 50 "The country Is literally . murders in the United States Umping along," Brooke said. and Mexico, held 10 hostages at "It · need.s · leadership gunpoint in the sl<lte prison unencumbered by Watergate today and vowed to ·kill them if . . . I just feel that the his demands for freedom were Pre.sldeot could perform a not met. great service to his coUJltry, Negotiations, which broke off during the night, failed to ' to his party which Is In disarray, and to hlmsell resume as scheduled at personally U he would resign daybreak as priSon officials and not put us through said they had no intentions or further torture." meeting Carrasco's demands for three bulletproof vests, ~:~:::=:H:::::!:!~~:~:~:~:::=:::?.::::=:i:i:!:~:::i:=:=:::~::::::=:::. three walky·talkies, three . bullet proof helmets with visQrs, we.apons, ammunition and "suitable clothing." Carrqsco, armed with 1 three .38-caliber revolvers, held nine teachers ; Including seven women, and a security guard. OFFICIA~ BAND SHOE Devoted To The Interests of The VOL. XXVI WHITE BUCK WITH WHITE RUBBER SOLE Sizes For Boys & Girls heritage house fllll:' ,ApPe3 • for first rt'. e, f1l • J. t . FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT 10:00 TIL 2:00 • The MEIGS .INN . PH. 992-3629 ' ( . POMEROY Are.1 PHONE 992·2156 TEN CENTS Economy slipping WASHINGTON ( UP!) - The American stamlard of living highest and most envied ln the world -is ln eclipse, according to some goVernment and private economists. In the headllnes are the words of scholars and theorists : ''recession'' ''in- centered on how to distribute the bmpact of reduced circumstances. Who will bear the burden? The urb'an work-er, the fanner, the senior citizen on fixed lncome or the welfare mother. Alan Greenspan, chairlnandesignate of the Council of fiation ." EconomiC Advisers, puts it this But translated into pocket- way : book terms, inflation a~d ''The overall effect is that reduced business activity and consumer restraint. ln the past six months, in- . flation hu risen at a pace that has eroded the buying power of $1 to 90 cents. The most noticeable efiect.S of the lnflatlon are ln the supennarket, where it costs more to buy smaller portions or food. But food Is not the only sector in which Americans have had WASHINGTON (UP!) - Rep . John Sieberling, D·Ohio, a member of the House Judiciary Committee which is conside~ing the impeachm.en~ of President Nixon said Thursday . the " preSidency itself will have been permanently demeaned and degraded" unless impeachment proceedings go to their fullest extent. Seiberling said testimony before the committee showed that Nixon was activ~ly involved in the Watergate coverup and with related incidents. " The evidence we have reviewed in this proceeding is overwhelming," said the Akron congressman. "We have statement after statement of President Nixon, in his own words, falsifying facts , condoning and even directing a whole speCtrum of misdeeds by his trusted aides, ranging from violations of the constitution to corruption of the Internal Rev~nue System." " The pat.t ern o'r conduct evidence; ' he said. 1'lt is also revealed by ihe acts of spelled out in President President Nfxo n and his Nixon's own words. ~ ~ associates is unrnistakeable ,'' ''If with this record before us he said . " President Nixon· was we allow this president to 0 ~ obsessed with the preservation remain in office without. a fuli ~ LOS ANGELES (UP!)...:. President Nt.on's cure lor.Aiiierica's eeonomlc anxieties Is to \:( and extension of his own trial ·ofhisfitnessin the Senate, ~ buy less, save more and be paUelit. Dismissing the possibility of an economic ''shock · [.~ personal power. He was willing then the presidency itselll will I , . . ~; treatment," Nixon said 1bursday'an Income tax cut or a new round of wage"Pl'lce controls :t-: to ~se the powers of the have been permanently to destroy demeaned and degraded and f.~ "would be like pouring gasoline on a ragmg fire." :~ government ONCE THE VILLAGE HALL- Omnce and Catherine Wolf Crlat gave up bUsy careers ln anything which he considered the people 's trust in .the inj;: Measures to bring "short-lenn reUel too often bring long-term grief," be told a ~; Columbus six years ago to escape the city and enjoy an early retirement. This Is_their 140 year an .actual ot potential threat to tegrity of our futur e presidents · ;\: nallonaUy bro&dcast meeting of West Coast businessmen. · old home-in Raclne.lt was once Racine's comblntition village hall and fire station. will be permanently un· ~ The only new tactles he amlounced In outlining a strategy against inflation were culling ~ his power. ' ~ 40,000 federal jobS and 15 billion off the· federal budget. He also promised to velo any @ 'To this end he directed the der:mined," said Seiberling. , W, legislation that would exceed the budget. The job cuts would be through attrition and would ;:;: violation of the constitutional ~l take effect Immediately. .:l; rights of Americah Citl7.ens, he "President Nixon wants us to directed the cover-up of crimes believ:e that' his remajning in )~:~::=:=:::::::::~::::::::;::::=:i!~i:!8?.=:~:;~:;:::!:i:!:i:i:!:!:?.=:?.=:i:i:i:?.=:=:=:~-:i:i:::::!!::::::::: : ::-.:::::::::::::::::::-;;:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::m:::::::"".x-:::::::!:'~"'!X:.:!:!:?.?.=:=::~ ' . committed by his associates, office is . absolutely necessary · and he kept as his closest aides to preserve a strong recesSion mean Americans are everybody )a hurt. The only to cut back. The dream of · By BOB HOEFLICH Mr. and Mrs. Crist maintain historical horne a real cqnpaying more for less. dJfierence Is between having ownln8 a home has become a men whom he knew had . presiden"!y," said Seiberling. RACINE - More and more no schedule . these days. The versation piece. has been a real ''There twQ brOken legs or one." nightmare for more than one committed crimes against the "The ·truth is· that we will . people, becoming disenchanted Wolf home - she was the The Crisis wouldn't trade Greenspan says the economy million potential buyers this very government they were permanent1y weaken not orily with city living, are seeking a former Catherine Wolf - was their life in Racine for reduction in the standard of professing to serve and which the presidency but our entire living," says Charles L. SchUlthas "deteriorated to the polnt year. slower way of life - and a just loaded with collectibles .anything. They frankly admit Slifer one. Lewis Cenker, president of we are sworn to protect," said constitutional system if we fail and antiques so the couple has that.when they do return to the ze, a senior fellow at the that the only alternatives are · to impeach a president who has Brookings Institution. distasteful," including WJem· the National Association of Seiberling. This happened six years ago spent a great deal of time in city, they can hardly wait to " This is the one pattern of so fla grantly violated the Schultze says academic and ployment above the current 5.2 Home Builders, says the to -Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Crist brousing an,d restoring the get back to the peace and government discussion now is condJCt which is consistent pub~ic trust and his own Oath of per cent, less federal spending, selling price or the average \ of Racine, beauty to older furnishings. tranqullity or their home. The couple was living in The Crisis find they love ~::::::::::::::::;:;:;::::=:::::::::::=::::::::::::;:~:=::::::::::9.=:::=::(.;:;:::::::::.-::::::::::~:~::::::::::::::::::::~w..:::::::s::::::::::::~: home is now up to $35,000 with with the entire body of office." interest rates averaging more Columbus . She worked at gardening and recommend than 9 per cent. North American Aviation and home gardening for anyone What it means Is competiUon he was a building inspector for who can manage even the for the same modest houses the city . Pressures mounted - smallest plot. The Crisis have a between a family earning there were always schedules to 50 by 90 foot plot and the $12,000 a year and one earnlng meet and "dressing" for work. produce they get from the plot $18,000, with the former forced Two y~ars earlier Mrs. is amazing , Mrs .. Crist freezes to continue renting and the Crist's father, the late Benton and cans to help fill the food latter unsatisfied with the Wolf, had died and the home in larder for the winter. Mr. and Oil, ~crylic, water color, office on the Rock SpriQgs quality of the home it can afRacine was available. Mr. and Mrs. Crist assemble grand· drawings in charcoa1 or pastels FairgrOlmds will be open from ford. Mrs. Crist talked it over and lather clocks and china -have been included in the 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 8 and 9. decided to retire, even though ca,binets, both of which are sold On a larger scale, total amateur painting classes for they were not at retirement from time to time . . buslness activity has declined . _the 11\th Annual Meigs County In the old and acrylic age. And a public opinion · Fair art show . this year. painting category there are "We just wanted to get to do The Crist home is marked pollster concludes that conWilliam J . Mayer is again classes for landscape from things we could enjoy before with the lovely antiques and superinterident of the ar t show. nature, portrait from life, still we got too o1dt'' Mrs. Crist collectibles which were handed Continued on page 10 Premium s will be awarded in . life, marine study and Mower. recalled. down through the Wolf family. two places in each of the 19 In the water color and Arrangements were made to About 140 yeArs.old, the home classes of the show. All art dl'awings · in . · c.harC;oa l or purchase the interests of the was once the village hall of pieces must be ready to be pastels , the classes are the other Wolf children in the Racine . The basement where • hung. same and also Include a class ·homeplace and so Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and ~rs . Crist maintain Only entry fee is a mem· for animal study. There is also Crist pulled up their · roots in their workshop was once the r..: bership ticket and all entries il class for modern a.rt. . Colwnbus and moved to Meigs fire station - in the days when f:! must be registered with the Only one entry may he made County. And they're loving it! horses pulled the fire wagons. By Seth F. Nicholson fair secretary by 4 p.m. on . by the same exhibitor In each Mr . Crist was born in the city A bedroom was once the jail. I can recall the festive occasion of my first attendance at the Dexter Bean Dinner in the fiJ181 Friday, Aug. 9. The secretUry's cl~ss . · so it was a drastic change. Mr. and Mrs. Crist find their years of tbe dying nineteenth century. These memorable events were held under the auspices of the Miles Standish Post of the Grand Army of the Republic. I cannot now recall the nwnber or this Post ; but one can see it on the ~-~-=·::::::i;::::··:-wu.:·····..~~:::».:.vx....:::::::·~·····.-.:·~~~-.=-······ monwnent to the Civil War Union soldiers from Meigs County which now stands In the Robinson Cemetery midway between LangsviUe and Dexter. :this monwnent once stood .in the village of The Meigs Co unty Sheriff's · Dept. is investig ating a Dexter. Plans lor an outdoor presided over by Don Wilson, . . The bean dinner wu hel<l on a fann then owned by Sherman Minor. It was less than half a mile breaking and entering, two recreation show this year at vice president, to sponsor fow: from the village and ln a forest on tbe right side or tbe road as one goes from Dexter toward Sl<lr Hall. thefts and one incident of the Middleport Marina were merchants' promotions each By UD.Ited Preollulernailonli · vandalism. TURKEY LANDED MORE TROOPS ON CYPRUS TODAY There was no underbrusli, and the shade made It a welcome place in summer . dropped after an intensive year . These will be in March, Vernon · Bing , owner and discussion Tuesday night by June during 01~ Bend Regatl<l and acting Cypriot President GWkos Clerides warned ln Nicosia · 1 remember the happy anticipation of tbe dinner many days before its arrivaL It was, next to that war would break !lUI agaln within a few hours unless the Christmas and birthdays, the happiest holiday to me. operator of Bertha's Grocery the Middleport Chamber of weekend, In September. and Turko stopped violating the cease.fire, Almost inunedlately By the time thedayflnally dawned, thewbole family was up and on the go. Mother was a "whiz" located at the Crossroads on Com merce.. · Christmas . The September mortar and machine gun fire lroke out along the Green Line at housework as we children well knew. My oldest sister and I helped aU we could (aged 8and 5). SR 124, reported the glass in It was agreed , however, project this yea r will ba a sejlarating Cyprus' Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot comFather a~d the hired man - I believe he was Nathan Gibnore - were up before dawn doing the the front door of his stOre was during the busiliess session sidewalk sule. mun!Ues. Wltnesaes said Greek~ed National guardsmen began chores. The hired man fed, curried, and harnessed tbe team of draft horses while father sent the good broken and the store entered The chamber voted to purpiilng lnlo trucks to move lnto position. .· . shepherd dog, Rover, into the pasture rteld to bring the·cows down to the gate. · · some time Wednesday night or cha se three overhead The peace talk• among Britain, Turkey and Gree<;e opened Rover brought them to the gate ln a leisurely manner as a well-tramed dog should do and held Thursday morning .-. Can~ of Christmas de corations to /Ji.~pl11y plmuwd ln Geneva but thli two antagonistS developed a hard line and them there while Father with some lasth'elp by the hired hand, milked the four cows . The men sat on soup, lun ch meat, cigarettes complew 1~, set for the town . there wu nq early prosreu. Both Greece and Turkey accused three-legged wooden stools and milked the cows by ha,nd into three-gallon milk' pails - no modern and a roll of nlckles were · . Mrs . Alwilda Werner .was Ott nutritio11 eioch other ·of ·breaking the cease .fire. · The ·situation was machinery was even dreamed of by .them then. . · . . missing. asked to seeure the. There will be ;uitspluy on . dartened by pollUcal developments ln Athena where Premier on the way to the cellar, they stopped at the barn and gave the cats their morning meal of warm Jim Clifford , Rt. 2 Pomeroy, decorations. The chamber met · Constantine Kramanlls wu reported hiMlng lnto snags ln the "'llllk. At the doghouse near the cellar, they gave Rover his reward for work well done . · 'reported 'a suitcase ana toot nutrition featured at. t~e in the social room of the Pomeroy Public Library completloo of his cabinet. He has named some key ministers but In the cellar, they stralned the milk Into crocks and covered tbe crocks with clean pi ec~s of box were stolen fr om his truck Columbus and Southern Ohio hla cabinet llilt Is not ccmplete. · · roofing slate. Not that day, but later on, Mother would skim off the cream that had risen to tbe top. which was parked !It the in~ next week. Posters on the Electric Co. Some of the skim milk would bJ! fed to the hogs or chickens, or made into cottage cheese. tersectlon of US 33 and CR 18. basic fou r rood groups, CHAJU.ESTON, W.VA. - ALMOST ON~FOURTH ' of a We children loved to watch Mother churn the cream Into butter. I helped a little with that work , This was reported to the common nutrlents as w~ll ti~ related books will be 'IU million setUement awarded survivors of West Virglnla's for J loved drink-that old coWJtry buttennllk; but I do not like the commercial klnd of today. department ThW"sday , wont recorded Oood dlaaster has been targeted for attorney:• Breakfast was a meal of shorter duration than usual. We dressed in a hurry. We older two helped Robert Myers, Rt. I, Albany, ei<hlbltcd. .Hours for the library are fees . Mother with carln8 for the two younger sisters. · . · had a 7IJO.lb, short-horn Jersey Charleston Gazelle late Thunday quoted Gerald Stern The hired man watered the borseS at the wooden watering-trough that was fed from a well by stolen £rom bis pastw-e near · 9:30 ~. m . to2 p.m., Mondnys, Cloudy tonight. Low~ In the of Arnold f<Porter, the Walhln&ton firm which repr-nted the means or an Iron pipe line of 250 yards ln length. ' . · Snowville, and 'Eldon Blake, Wednesdays and Fridays: J 60s . Saturday variable plalnutra, aiiiiiYUI& legal fees would conllliiM nea;ly 25 per cent Then we seven (lncludlng the hired man) left for Mirior .Forest In th.e wagon dra\Yn by Ute two Reedsvllle, reparted several to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday• and cloudiness with a chance o( a of tho aelllement. Early thla-month, lest than two weeks before draft hor ..s. A stout oak plank, two InChes thick and a fool wide, had been fashioned for a second seat windows were broken out of his · Thundays and from 9:30 ohower or thunde~a hower , the 164 million lawsuit was aet for triBlln federal court bere, the behind the regular spring seat upon which Father and Mother (baby sister In her arms) were seated. camper on Sugar Campo.creek a.m. to5 p.m. on Saturdays. Hlgh &iturday again In the ltli\1 Continued on Pille 10 · · this week. Con tinued on pa e 2 tQ mid 8011. I ~?.~~::::=:::i:~:::~======~==~===~r-~::::::::::::::;:;:;::~:::;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i:i:i:!::;:;:;:;::::=::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::;:;: l Buy less, save more, be patient ~ fJ WOMEN'S AND GIRLS . . SUMMER l~· SLEEPWEAR BIG SELECTION OF MISSES, WOMEN'S, GI_RLS 4 to 14 AND TODDLERS SLEEPWEAR. 1. SELECTED FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. t ' ews·~ PRICE r------_..._.___________..__ I 1 I ~ FINAL CLEARANCE SALE J PRICES ON MEN'S AND BOYS ! SHIRTS, WOMEN'S DRESSES !I ·. . AND SPORTSWEAR, . I . L__~~~~~~~~:--~J Free Customer Parking on Second Street andat the Mechanic Street ~arehouse ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY .. ' - . Recollections of my first Bean Dinner Burglars get food, ilickles :···in B~zef;f· Marina show out ' . to Weather The . .. Art show entries cover ·19 classes ' Transfers . o FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1974 \ July Clearance Sale ' ~ Presidency issue d.r awn Peace found zn village Property Flossie Dillon , Cecil Dillon to Harold E. Smith, Barbara A. Smith, ¥4 acre, Olive. Brenner Realty, Inc. to · Hershel McClure, Rhojean McClure, Lot 95, Behan's Add., Middleport. R. L. Miller, Juanita Miller to Earl Richard DeWees , Peggy Lee DeWees, Lot 86, Middleport. Lois McKenzie to Ronald E. iind Carol S. Gillilan , I acre, Sutton. William Braham , Sr ., Patricia A. Braham to Robert K. Hoeflich, Charlene E. · Hoeflich, Lot , Pomeroy. K. {1. Grueser, dec'd. to Carrie E. Grueser, Don I( Gruesei', MarCia S. Arnold, Jane Ann Harris , Cert. of Trans·., Sutton. Donald A. Gosney to Ruth Gosney, Lots, Middleport. Lawrence M.. Bush. Katherine F. Bush to Wesley H. .Gilkey, Unda An" Gilkey, Lot, Middleport. · ·· · Cecil . Higginbotham to Christopher Witt, Connie Witt, 54.05 Acres, Salem . Jarvis Jackson Ramey, dec. to . Alpha . Ramey , David Ramey, Kenny Ramey, Craig S. Ramey, Cert. for Trans., · Bedford , Tennan Isaac, Martha Isaac to Rex M. Stone, Betty R. Stone, 38.78 Acres, Rutland . Orville E. Hugnall, Arizona Hudn all to Beatrice Ellen · Smith, .50 Acre, Salisbury. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Meigs-Ma.~on committee debate was foretold ln 10 hours of oratory Thuraday. Over and over, Nixon's own words were used against hbn. "This was the President of the Unlted States," said Rep . Wayne Owens, D-Utah, recalling hearing Nil<on bmploring his aides to stonewall .it .•. plead the Filth Amendment, cover. up or anythlng else ... " OWens adde~ : "I co,uJd hardly believe what 1 was hearln8 on those tapes. The President's intention WBil clear, and inescapable. •' More painful to Nixon -and Ukely to be damaging to hbn when the House debates impeachment in Augu.•t - was the defection of two Republicans, botff elected to the·House ln 1972 on Nill.on's coattails . Rep. Harold V. Froehlich, 32, of Wisconaln kept his position secret even from his staff. He then told the coll!mittee he would vote to impeach if he was satisfied with the exact language or the article of lmpeachzlleirf.""' He said testimony had shown Nixon acutely aware of Contlnued on page 10 • Meigs Your Thom MeAn Store MIDDLEPORT, 0. NO. 73 . Shop Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 8 pm smuggler Even Rep. Charies E. Wiggins, R.Callf., said he had no stomach for furtber delay. The mood of the committee was to end its long work by the weekend . Wiggins, Nixon's most influential defender, and Rep, Delbert Latta, 'R.Qhio, perhaps the President's most •ocal defender, both admitted defeat [or now. I .atl<! said the vote against Nixon cuuld go as high as 21·1 1 -:-That would mean that eight of the 11 Republicans had gone for impeachment. Wiggins abandoned his longstanding prediction that the House .PI Representatives would reject Impeachment no matter what the committee does . "I honestly don't know what Uie House will' bo/' he said. There was some sentiment to write a tnird article of impeachment, accusing Nixon of violating his trust by withholding subpoenaed tapes from Congress. That charge is now embodied ln the second article, charglng abuse of power. Despite the likelihood of wrangling over the precise language to send to the House calling lot Nixon's impeachment, trial Wld removal from office, the· outcome of the en tine ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY hel<f'by ' Members of the comrpUtee, ne~Jer before so exposed, were ""toolohed by the effect of belng on television. Message• of support or opposition came b'om around the country as each ooe spoke -but more politically significant were the lndlcatlons that many House members were 'looking ln -and perhaps belng Influenced. Rep . Jerome Waldle, ~II!., said he strolled on the House noor after his speech and was surrounded by .congressmen wbo had heard him. Usually when a con~ressman spea_ks, it ill. to an empty chamber. Rep. Rnbert McClory, R·ll!., a reluctant supporter of impeaching Nixon on grounds of abuse or office, said he would make a fmal attempt today to block a committee impeachment vote. He said he would propose that the panelfirst try to obtaln the 64 tapes the Supreme Court ordered Nixon to surrender to Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. But Nixon already has rejected the committee 's subpoenaes for Ute same tapes and even if he changed his mind, weeks, possibly months, would pass before lhe tapes would be transcribed and becume available as potential evidence. Ohio busing !::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::~:-:~:!:;:~:::!:=:i:::: AMERICA' S . • } He no~ that he, along with fellow Republicans, had . By UniCed Prft1 lntemadoaal , supported legislation to give COLUMBUS - POUCE OFFICER CLARENCE N. BURNNEY, Lancuter, has been Indicted on schools 152 million In ad· charges of hitting three teenage boys while questioning them about alleged possession or lllegal dltlonal aid when the bill was drugs. The indictment was returned Wednesday by a U. S. District Court grand jury here. The first considered by !he Ohio Justice Department said Burnney Is charged with violating constitutional rights or three juveniles House, but the amendment listed as Michael Greer, 11, his brother, Terry, H, and Ronald Koch, 17, all of Lancaster. Burnney Is a failed on the noor. patrobman with the Lancaster Pollee Department. . Other appropriations In• The nlulmwn penally on conviction or each of the three coWJb-agalnst the officer Is one-year in eluded In the blll, which would prison and a $1,000 fine. _ _ "' spend $80 million in state TIFFIN, OHIO - FORMER GOV. JAMES A. RHODES, SEEKING a return to office this fail, surplus funds and an ancharged the admlnlstration qfGoti. John J. Gilllgan Wednesday with having more surplus funds than ticipated 145 mllllon ln state the $80 milUon discovered recently. Rhodes, durlng an_appearance at the Seneca County Fair, said tottecy revenue according to any additional surplus money should be used to rebmburse worklng couples and parent.s of dependent Colllns, include vocational • children '1or the discriminatory t&~es extracted from them." technical education school "After repeatedly denying that any surplus existed," said Rhodes, :'Gilligan flnaUy admitted to constru ction, ~12 . 5 million; $80 million . Now he says that Is all, but the credlbllity or his past perfonnance had been shattered. Vietnam bonus, $14.5 million; How do we know it Is not just another dodge to hide additional !WJds ?" school for the bl)nd, $8110,000; COLUMBUS - GERTRUDE W. DONAHEY, LAUNCHING ho{r Democratic campaign for retransporting menially rei!U'd· election as state treasurer, said she will run on her record of having invested millions of taxpayers' Holzer Medical Center ed students, $2.1 million; dollars witbout iosing a slngle penny. ''In 1970, the office of Treasurer of State wu scandal..-idden (Births, July Ui elderly bus fare subsidies, $2 due to bad cummercial paper investments," Mrs. Donahey said at her campaign·headquarters here. Mr. and Mrs. James Eggers, million; for individuals in the "I inherited a $23 milllon debt ln UllCOllected commercial paper Investments purchased by the a son, Gallipolis: Mr . and Mrs. state retirement system not previous administration ... and it .. . has been reduced to approlimately $13mllllon." Donald Walton, a son, CARPEN')"ER - Mrs. Mey Wellston ; Mr. and Mrs. Roger covered by previous lncreases, Sle said her department earned a record-breaking $74 mJllion during the fiscal year, which 5.5 tnillion . ended June 30. "And this, added to my previous earnings ln interest Income, amount.s to a total of (Vebma Vee) Carpenter, 89, Rt. Browning, a daughter, • over $180 million up to this time," she said. "I promised the taxpayers their money would be lnvested 3, Albany, died Tuesday Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Sidney evening at the O'Bleness Humphrey, a son,• Leon, W. ln safe secure investments, without the lollS of a single penny. I have kept that !"Omise." Hospital In Athens . Mrs . Va.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles cLEVELAND ~ THE WORD "MALE" WILL NO LONGER BE a requirement ln rules per· taining to eligibility, tire Ohio Athletic Conference announce<i'today. The 14-member institutions of Carpenter had been in falling Peck, a son, Bidwell; Mr. and the OAC voted to strike the word from the regulations which govern the lntercollegiate sports of the health several months. She was Mrs. Kenneth Shuler, a son, Continued from page I the daughter or the late Racine. conference. . 101,786; Cincinnati with 73,107-: Officials said the action will pennlt women to compete on men's teams should the individual Thomas Jackson ·Vee and Dayton with 47,703 and • institutions allow such participation beginning this fall. "It's a step we were forced to take in lieu of Arvilla King Vee. PLEASANT VALLEY federal legislation, " said OAC Commissioner Michael J . Cleary. "Also,"'he added, "it will give the She is survived by her DISCHARGES - Mrs. Cleo Youngstown with 23,732. The Dayton case wu rejecthusband, Mey, and two Holley, Point Pleasant: Mrs. lfldividuallnstitutlons flexibility ln developlng nonsex discriminatory athletic !"Ograms." Cleary said women athletes will be able to compete on men's teams ln sports where there are no daughters , Martha Mays , Andrew Lemley, Mid<!Jeport; ed In U.S. Di$rlct Court and Is women's teams, except football and wrestling. Those sports, he added, are e'"mpt from federal Albany, and Roberta Parker, Mrs. Griffln Boggess, Point now pending before the 6th 'u.S. Bolivar, Ohio. . . guidellnes . Pleasant; Mrs. Eva Stout, Circuit Court of Appeals ln Cin• FWleral services will be EGYPT CALLED TODAY FOR SUMMIT TALKS WITH Syria, Jordan and the Middleport; Mrs. William cinnati. The Suprell)e Court opinion Palestinian guerrilla movement to coordinate strategy for Arab-Israeli peace talk!! expected in the Friday at 2 p.m. at the Blgon· Marshall, - Mason; Isabell Issued today and written, by Jordan Funeral Home, Albany, fall . The Arab Socilist Union, Egypt's only political party, said ln Cairo the three countries and the Heck, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Palestinians should meet "to agree on a political plan to which aU Arab parties would be committed with the Rev. Howard Mayne Turley George, · Vinton; Chief Justice Warren E. Burg· officiating, Burial wjll be in the Richard Yeager, Gal,ipolls er said boundary Unes may be at the Geneva conference." · · Palestinian groups have denounced last week's Egyptian.Jordanian commUnique as a "seUout" Temple Cemetery. Friends Ferry; William Bowers, bridged in circumstances because it rejected guerrilla demands that the Palestinian Liberation Organization be recognized as may call after 2 p.m. today. Grimms Landing; Clara where · there hu been a .conthe sole representative or the refugees. . Cardwell, Gallipolis: Emanuel stitutional violation calling for interdistrict relief but that CHICAGO - U.S. APPEAlS COURT JUDGE OTTO Kerner - the first silting federal judge to be Collas, Cohunbia, S. C.; John TWO ASK DIVORCE school district lines may not be convicted and sentenced for a crime - hu resigned his office, ending congressional moves to imWarner, Syracuse; Mrs . Two suits for divorce filed ln caslJ!IIIY ignored or treated as peach him. · . Robert Rlmmey, Southside. Meigs CoWJty Common Pleas a mere administrative con· The lonner Illinois governor ·submitted his resignation Wednesday- just five days before he is Court were by Brenda S. Gress, · venience. to surrender to federal authorities to bagin.a three-year prison tenn for fraud, tax evasion and Veterans Memorial Hospital by her mother, Colleen Vanconspiracy. "This letter Is to tell you that I have submitted·my resignation to the President and Chief ADMITTED . Sandra Justice Warren Burger," Kerner said in a brief letter to Chief Judge Luther M. Swygert of the 7th U. Meter, Pomeroy, from Mark Hudson, Raclne; Rita Roush, Patrick . Gress, asking her S. Circuit Court 'or Appeals . . maiden n-ame Brenda S. Pomeroy; Willie Harris , COLUMBUS - MART1N ESSEX, SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBUC instruction for Ohio, LOCAL TEMPS · Middleport. Wednesday praised the General Assembiy for eannarking 112.5 million ln additional funds for VanMeter be restored, and by DISCHARGED - Marjorie The temperature in downvocational education projects and said the action allSures all locally voted projects matching funds Doris Haynes, Pomeroy. from James Dyer, town Pomeroy at II a.m. Newlun, and inunedlate building starts. The funds will aid vocational school districts at Tri·Rivers, Jackson, Basil Haynes,· Pomeroy, Thursday was 73 degrees under . Canton, Van Wert County,Mansfleld, Sylvania, Jefferson County, Perry, Lawrence County, North charging gross neglect of duty Margaret Blankenship, and Maggie Gilmore. sunny skies. and extreme cruelty. ·Canton and Warren County. . I f' 1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .• Thursday, July :lli, 1914 . I ) ' • 'II \ .., ., � 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. 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