https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/697df53e896a848fa8523d2b30ed4c03.pdf 717a2e106c2aab5d17846f6ca0336987 PDF Text Text liD- Tile DaUy l!etii1MI, Mlddlerlort-Pomeroy, 0 ., Wednesday, July 31, • 187~ Report from America · Beachcomber's life satisfying . By DQLUE L. SMITH YAUPON BEACH, N.C. {UP!) - In this coastal resort area lives a man who lends money to fri.ends, doesn't worry, doesn't get in a hurry and doesn't work on Sund!ly. He's Buddy Brown, 66, a n~ he's oatlafled with hi> life as a part-time handyman and flahennan. Brown has not moved more than a mile In more than 35 years. For a while he lived beneath the bridge crossing the in tra coastai waterway, . warmed at night by a pet billy goat and dQ8 sleeping at his sides. · Then he was "chief cook and botUe washer" on a fishing barge that traveled tile waterway from Carolina to Florida. Now Brown lives in the first house on the right across tile bridge with his wife, "Miss Enuna.'' He repairs lawnmowers, ()Utboard motors and bicycles, mends fishing nets and does a little shrimplng. To get around, he rides a bicycle or gets "rides from friends ." "" The last car he owned he · finally "parked It for two or three years and then sold the motor.'' electrldty runs between $6 and $7. "I hardly ever bum a light over 30 minutes," he said. "It keeps the bills small." His day begins as early as 3 a.m. and ends before 8 p.m. ''Anyone co~e to see me alter eight, there's no one :here," he said, packing tobaeco in hjs pipe. "I just work 'til I can't see and I quit. We don't burn lights at night." Mending fishing nets and shrimping was once his sole business. But things have begun to change. Fishing nets are no longer made of cotton .but of nylon, which is harder to break and harder to fix, Brown said. When shrimping season opens in late June, Brown once again will head into the waters he has shrimped'and fished all Meigs Property Transfers Natalie Sigler to Cathy Sue "It was too much trouble to Sigler, Parcels, Rutland. mess with and I didn't need no_ Roy Frecker to Sheila Hicks car •." he said. Parcel, 'Chester. · ' Brown's monthly bill for Raymon Young, Pearl Young, · Helen Ray · Young to Charles A. Elliott, Alice Elliott, . Parcels, Bedford. Mason Roy Lee Johnson, Margaret Drive-In Johnson to Roy Lee Johnson, !olargaret Johnson, Parcel, Tonlght,\rhk, Fri . Rutland. · July 3i-Aug. 2 Harry L. Leonard, Geneva H. Leomird to Howard H. "CANDY STRIPE Knight, Eleanor H. Knight; NURSES 11 Parcels, Chester. ( R) PLUS Crow's Steak House Inc. to ' PRIVATE DUTY Charles W. Carson, Helen M. NURSES Carson, Lot, Chester. IR) WiUiam Fred Smith · Sr., Beatrice Ellen Smith to Delbert A. Milam, Ethel Milam, Lot, Middleport. G. W. Vance, Daisy Vance to Tonight & Thursday · July 31-Augusll Bobby W. Vance, Yvonne NOT OPEN Vance, Larry Vance, Sharon Vance, _35 A., Scipio. Fri., ~t., Sun. Clarence V. Price, Maxine August 2-3· 4 Price, Esther Price to THE GETAWAY Clarence D. Weddle, Gladys IT echnlcolor) Weddle, arcels, Lebanon. Ali McGraw Sfeve McQueen· Judy Stepp, aka, Judy Stepp I PG) Naftzger to Stanley J . Cllrtoon Bugansky Jr., Orville Show Storts 7 p.m. Wetherholt, Parcels, Rutland. MEIGS THEATRE Enthusiasm growing for celebration The Poet's Corner ' I , Perhaps the manoer cast a shadow where fhe baby his life, but his catch will be house. Jesvs lay, Beach residents said he more expensive this year. But once he seemed a darkle " I've been selling shrimp for always had money to lend to babV laying on the h~y , 50 cents a pound aU ihese his friends. One grocer oald he years/' he said. uBut I just could Identify ihe money by Its Yet when Joseph raised the heard that they're selling for $3 rust marks. lantern above the little donkey's head . " but, you know, only one a IJ(Iund. I don't believe I'U be selling any more ror 50 cents.'' person ever paid me back," His tiny face and baby fingers seemed not brown . but The Browns .keep a goat, a Brown said. copper red . dog and a duck,; and tend a " I get a whole lot out of life, " small vegetable garden behind he said psuslng from his work. Then the moonlight fell Upon their house. Miss Emma "I don't have no problems. I him. making shadows. soft and mellow freezes or cans the garden don't worry 'about money. products for tile winter. "It don't pay to worry or And his little eyes s.eei'ned slanted and his features Brown now deposits his work on Sundsy. l feel better golct,en yellow. money in a nearby bank, but at and get along better. I never ' one time he kept his money in get sick and I haven't had a Only when !he shadows lifted ana me srar snone strong and <In cans . buried around the cold in God knows when." bright - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - Washington By Report I 1 I Did I see 11e was every col'or though we wrongly called him white . - Anon. ~ I Clarence Miller I I I I I POINT PLEASANT, W. Va. - Point Pleasant, having its bJcentennial this year, Oct. 6 through 13, Is building in enthusiasm as more and more Brand, coshier of Cillzens National Bank. Ali officers and advisory hoard members are worldng to complete the committee citltens become involYed. structure for the week·long Charles Lanham, president activities and com~ of Citizens National Bank, is memorallon. serving as president of the Advisory board members Bicentennial Drama; lnc. are Carrol Cssto, Jim Farley, Other offi ces are vice Anna L. Collins, John president, Jack Fruth of Fruth Musgrave, Billy Rardin lll, Pharmacy, and treasurer, Rod Belva M. Farley, Cslvin Smith, Jean Rardin, W. Vitu.o HarUey, Jr., Bob Wingett, Glenna Hockeoberry and Mike Sha,.. A tentative &chedule of events has been planned for the 200th birthday of tile Battle Df Point Pleasant. The public wjlJ be informed as plans for· mulate. The Bicentennial planning has been underway' for weU over a year witll the advisory board meeting monthly In _preparation for the gala event. Rules widened for rural mail extensions A iiheraliza,tion of rules ihat will bring mail delivery service for ihe first time to more ihan 100,000 rural families has been approved by Postmaster General E. T. Klassen. The new rules will benefit numerous families served by rural routes in Meigs County. Under previous criteria, rural delivery extensions could be made only if at least one service. PMG Klassen said this family was benefited for every was a further indication that seven tenths of a mile a rural good mail service will be carrier had tOgo to serve the provided to all our customers. The extension of service box and return to this normal line of travel. must still meet requirements The Postmaster General has 'set fortll in the Poslal Service increased the acceptable route Manual, Pomeroy Postmaster variance to a mile thereby Jim Soulsby said. Customers enabling many additional having any questions on the families to have home delivery matter are asked to contact iheir locill postmaster. Meigs people in workshop of arts, crafts I have introduced legislation community the option of to eliminate the compulsory declining to submit an apfeatures of the 1973 Flood plication altogether . Under the Disaster-Protection Act, while Flood Disaster Protection Act continuing the present of 1973 a community may still voluntary federally subsidized decide not to apply. But if it has • flood insurance program in any been identi!ied by HUD as locality where construction of flood prone, it must enter the an adequate flood protection program by July 1, 1975, or else system has begun. be disqualified from nearly all Nearly 10 per cent of the In short the 1973 Act tells forms of Federal financial United States population, or local officials that any town assislance for building pur· 20,049,592 persons, were 65 unwilling to accept tile flood- pcses in its designated areas of years a nd older acco rding to the 1970 U.S Census, Of this prone designations and flood high risk. level slandards of the U. S. Since individuals can not number, abou l six mill ion Department of Housing and purchase a policy until ihe live in the South, 5.7 million live in the North Centra l Urban Development (HUD) conununity qualifies , owners states, 5.2 million reside in will be cutting itself off from a of property located in . these the Nor theastern states and wide range of federal assist- identified areas of Such a 3.1 million live in the West, ance in such designated ineas. community would be ineligible The World Almanac says. In my opinion this is unfair for FHA or VA mortgages, New York State has nearly and represents a heavy.handed . loans from the Small Business two million residents65years and older and California has way to · deal with a complex Administration, or loans fr om 1.8 million problem. -Decisions ·affecting federally regulated or the future of local communities supervised banks and savings are too important to be. dic- and loan i{lstitutions. tated by the possible a·rbitrary My legislation to restore the and caprie!ous edicts of ,a voluntary approach to the flood bureaucracy far removed from insurance program has been the people. referred to the House Banking The Flood ' Disaster and Currency Committee. The Protection Act of 1973 required best approach is one in which local governments to un- affected communities are dertake flood prevention given ihe opportunity to par· measures and to implement ticipate fully with federal ofbuilding codes aimed at ficials in adopting a flood reducing flood damag e in control program specifically hazardous areas. , geared to the .geographic Communities are now being · features of the town or region notified by tile Federal Iri- in question. There is a definite surance Administration (FIA ) need for more local input in that strict iand·use regulations establishing any flood must be adopted before July I, protection program. 1975. A community becomes eligible for the program when Substitute rural It adopts land-use regulations governing · its flood-prone areas. These new land-use carrier wanted IJ(Iwers of FIA and the conThe United States Postal centration of decision-making ServiCe has announced an in the office of HUD Secretary- examinatiOn for substitute has been ihesource of a great rural carrier of record at the deru of concern on the part of Middleport Post Office to he ·public officials and property given at Atllens . owners alike : Many comAli interested applicants wiU munities throughout receive consideration for Southeastern Ohio have con- employment without regard to tacted our office regarding the race, color, national origin or provisions . of the Flood sex. Application forms can be Disaster Protection Act of !973 obtained a< the Middleport and the " comply-or-else" office and wiU be accepted implications of its language. until Aug . 28, 1974. Applicants According to FIA Ad- must have reached tlleir 18th ministrator George Bernstein birthday. Thefe is .· no commiUlity compliance in the maximum age limit: Starting insurance program under the salary is $32.30 per day. All 11168 Act was voluntary. The substitutes must have a valid original 11168 Act gave the state driver 's license and furnish their own vehicle for which they are reimbursed at Boys' Black ihe present rate of 1S'h cents per mile. Interested applicants should · inquire at the Middleport of.{1, . ATHENS - Three teachers and two sludents from the Pomeroy-Middleport area are among 100 teachers and students presently involved in a workshop in arts and crafts for the handicapped conducted · by Billy Garrison, a noted speaker and developer of arts and crafts materials on the Ohio University campus. Garrison provides instruction in art activities including clay, art tissue, silk screening, candlemaking, and pictllre framing and in development of pre-school materials. Each participant has the oppcrtunity to move aroUnd to various 11stations" where he can Create projects in each of the areas. Directed by Sally Schaff, a native of Middleport, the workshop is sponsored by ihe Depariment of Education in conjunction with the Office of Workshops, Ohio University. Attending are Carolyn Della Smith, 110 Butternut, Pomeroy, a teacher at Chester Elementary School ; Nonga E. Roberts, !Oii Wehe Terrac_e, Pomeroy, a teacher at Pomeroy Elementary School; Mary Jo Buckley, Route 2, Coolville. an Ohio University s tudent and Patricia !hie, Route I, Racine, a graduate student at Ohio University. • AND BEDSPREADS heritage house hMt and humldlly in your Mobile Home ..• SEE THE FINE SELECTION OF DRAP~S CUSTOM MADE FOR YOU AND RIGHT NOW 20% OFF THE REGULAR PRICE r \ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . ' at- Another tape gap Firemen certified ' answers • II you're lighting a losing boUle against · INGELS FURNITURE • Cyprus peace crumbling ==· New Homestead 'The Ga lapagos Islands were . named by Spanish explorers for the giant land tor· toises found there, The tortoises are be lieved to be Your ThOm MeAn Store · among the oldest living Mlddloport .._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• creatures on ea rth. Call992.2635 For Free Estimate WASHINGTON (UP!) - House Republican leader John J. llhode& was portrayed today as anguished over whether to call for President NIIon'o impeachment. Another infiuentlal conservative Republican, Rep. John M. Ashbrook of Ohio, predicted Nixon would be iiiJpeached by a 3-1 margin In the House. Ashbrook, who endorsed impeachment over the weeker¥1, aaJd the Prestd~t would go Into a Senate Ilia! as an underdog and would he "hArd pressed" to find the 34 Senate voles required to stay in office. Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area Rep. Charles E . Wiggins, RCallf., who led Nixon's defense during the House Judiciary Conunlttee sesalons which aprroved articles of impeachment, asid, "Everybod)"a been telling POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, AUGUST I, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 VOL XXVI NO. 77 TEN CENTS three me about Republican erosions but I don't find any." • But Republicans who called themaelves undecided on impeachment oaid privately the vole by eight of the Judiciary Committee'al7 RepubUcana lo reconunend impeactment made it "respectable" for a Republican to vote to impeach. An aide described IUJJdea, who succeeded Gerald R. Ford as House GOP leader, as "angulahed" over wbat posltloo to take. His office said Rhodee was drafting a statement, to be issued next week, on whether he would support lmpeachment. When Nixon's Watergate tranacripla were published in April and led to calls by some RepubUcans for Nlxon'o resignstion, Rhode a said Nixon ·should consider realgnlng H the House voted to impeach him. Ashbrook, who ran against Nixon in 1972 on tbe groiUlds the President bad betrayed hla old conservativ• supporters, oald he WASHINGTON (UP!) struggled for's reason not to come outrOr impeachment. White HOuse lawyers have . "I trulywantedtollndareason I could live with to say, 'Here's revealed there Ia a gap of more why I oppose impeachment.' But I couldn't find any," he oald. . than five minutes on a Watergate tape surrendered by In other developmehta : ..:At the Wbf!e House, some ol Nixon's aides privately Jn, President Nixon after a bitter court -batUe to ·keep the tapes dlcated they now think It likely the Houae would vote to Impeach secret. him and he would face a Senate trial. Existence qf the gap was -1Wostaunchcmservatlves,Sen.JohnG. Tower,R-Tu.,and dlaclosed Wednesday by pres!- James B. Allen, D-Ala., agreed -..lth the poslUun taken by Senate . dentlal defense attorney James Democratic !elders that a Senate trial need not atop and start D. St. Clair, who at the same over again ir it lasts into the next Congtesllin January. time asked U.S. District Court -"!am innocent," said John D. Ehrllcluna,n, the President's to keep anOther .48 minutes of former chief dOll)el!ic adviler, after he wu 11f1nlenced Wednespresldential conversations out day to :Ill month4 to five years for ooMI)Iracy and perjury in the Raymond Wilcol:, and Jack Wallter; bact row, Bill Willlanuron, Bill Broim, OOMPIEI'E INrntUCTION IN FIRE FIGHTING - Bruce Davis, of the hands of Watergate break-in at the office of Daniel Ellsberg's poychiatrlat. He exMerle Davis, Richard Foley, Charles RHe, Homer Park..-, Archie McKinassistant fire chief for the Rutland Fire Dept. accepted. a departnient cer. prosecu~ors on grounda of pressed confidence he would be cleared on appeal. G. Gordon ney, Bnice Davis and Charles Legar. Absent were Robert Miller, James tificate in the absence of Fire Chief Lewis Kennedy by tile instructor chief uecutive privilege._ Uddy liot a ooe to three-year sentence in the cue, to run conBirchfield and Richard Fetty from Rutland and Paul ChadweU, Wayne Charles Legar of Pomeroy WedneSday night. Members of Rutlai1d Fire He said the gap was currently -..lth hla Watergate term. Bernard L. Barker ~d Davis and Harold Wolfe of tile Middleport Fire Department. · Dept. who _completed the course were, front, 1-r, Carl Kennedy, Fred dlsc:overed In the tape of · a ·. Eugenio. Martinez 'll'el'e given three years of probatioo. Williamson, Paul Patterson, Charles Barrett, Jack Gpode, Jim Quillen, meeting Nixon had on April17, - WhlteHouaelawyer JaineaD. St. Clair dilclosed tllerewu a 1973, with key aides H.R. five-minute gap In one of the 20 prestdentlaltapea given to, U.S. Haldeman and · John D. lllstrlct C.n.-t Judge John J. Slrlca oo Supreme Court orden. He Ehrllchnnan -one of . 20 tapes said the tape apparenUy ran out and bad to be changed In mid-Nixon . surrendered , to Judge conversation. He also ask~ that 48 minutes of Ia~ be kept-frOm • RUTLAND - -' Twenty Vocational Education Service 1§ John J . Slrlca Tuesday under prosecutors on grounds of Olleciltlve prlvelege. Rutland and three Middleport of tile State Department of . . ' ·firemen received certificates Education, in cooperation with terms of last week's Supreme By Uolted Preulllternatloual Court order. A spOt check of HOuse member• found acant qport for a plan · for completing 36 hours of · Meigs Local Board of MIDWEST PASTURELAND LAY , BROWN AND barren "Judging from the notations under which Nixon would call upon the HoUle to impeach him 10 • instruction in fire fighting Education. today and heat-<lried com rattled in tile winds in -what could be on the tape boxes, the tape ran as to settle hia fate apeediJy in the Senate. Patrick Buchanan, skiDs and techniques at the the worst drought since the Dust Bowl days of the 1930s. Ran· Legar praised the class for out and was rejllaced .in the White House speechwrlter, said such a plan waa "11{1der active WASHINGTON (UPI) - In a close of the last class period chers rushed to market to take a loss on tlleir cattle. reply to President Nixon's June 19. Individual cards were its community spirit in im- midst of this conversation," St. consideration." '"'bere's been some scattered rain, but it's been real scat- speech last weeli urging less proving their efficiency in Clair rold Slrica In a written But Rhodes dlsmlased It as a "glmmlclc," and Rep. David tered. I didn't get a drop and day by day it's getting real consumer spending and more presented to each man com- fighting fires and commended analysla. "A timing of the two Dennis, R--Ind., a leading Nixon defender, called It "a cop-out." pleting the training. . A ·critical," said John Regier, a Weatherford, Okla., caltleman. pstience, Sen. Uoyd Bentsen, department certlfica te was the men for their interest in the segments indicates that al>' Members of both parties said the Houle had a oonstitutlonal ''The grass ls getting real short and brown, and some people are and for the proximately 5 minutes and .12 · obllgatlontowelghandpaoauponwhethertheevltlencewarranta D-Tex., has proiJ(Ised a six- · presented to Bruce Davis , training getUng hart bad," he said. cattle-killing anthrax also has struck point' p1an for economic . . assistant fire chief, by the cooperation he recei.-ed. He seconds of conv..-satlon were impeachment. the area. The drough-triggered disease has been killing cattle recovery. pointed out that' many comnever recorded." Ashbrook oald he could underatand why the White~ would instructor chief, Charles from Texas to the Dakotas. miUlity fire depsrtments were (Continued on p8ge 8) consider such a plan. If Nixon Ia Impeached by an overwhelming · In ·a nationally televised Legar, of Pomeroy. Housevote,thahrillhelple8lhladoomlntheSenate,hesaid. requesting training and that The certificates aild cards as HUNTSVILLE, TEX. - FRED GOMEZ ·CARRASCO speech on behalf of the interest In fire prevenUon and · Metzenhaum aide In any event, ~brook predicted that about 7Q or the 187 spurned an offer of freedom and transiJ(Irtation from his prison Democratic psrty Wednesday well as the Instruction, were protection is growing Republicans in the House and about 300 of the 435 membera stronghold Wednesday, telling penitentiary admlntstrators he night, Benisen said Nixon's authorized and made available throughout the state. to' be in Pomeroy . would vote to Impeach NlxClll. . . wanted to use aU 13 of his hostages to shield him and two con- economic initiatives have been by the Trade and Industrial " , In tbe Senate trial, Ashbrook oald, Nixon ''would be hard federates in their escape. "Meet my demands or prepare for a "patchwork" with utoo many .... · . . . . .. ·The Columbus District Office pressed to lind 34 votes" against hia removal. changing pclicies, replacing war," carrasco said. of U. S. Sen. Howard M. Unless he receives at least that ntDDber, Nlxn will be removed .A prison' spokesman said "our administrators win cootinue one another; too many con~ Metzenbaum will conduct from office If the Senate votea. to evaluate this proposal through tile .Vening" and that it would fiicting voices, contradicting another in a series of Local Rep. La~ .J. Hogan, R--M!I.,. one of 8 Republi cans on . By United Press Intematloaal be tile ftrst order of business when negotiati_ons resumed today. one another; too many trials, ~ 0!6ce Hours on ThurSday, the Judiciary CommiUee to reconunend impeachment, said in a >:; The Cyprus eease-flre threatened to crumble today, and far too many errors:" August 8, in the Jury Room on letter to ru. coUeaguea that he has been caUed a traitor by other "Sadly, only four things have ~ with reports of major Turkish truce vlolatl~ ..d .a Soviet WASHINGTON- FORMER VICE PRESIDENT Spiro T. . Third Floor of thfre Me igs RepubUcans, 1 30 Agnew has been determined not to be "dangerous to public ·really been. steady _-steadily ~ veto· blocking tbe Uolted Natloas from expanding peaeeCounty Courthouse om : ''ManY or ihese lettera, telegrama and phone caDs bave come safety," and permitted to keep a gun despite his status as a rising prices, steadily dwin- :;?,· keeping efforts OD the war-torn Jslaod. Turldah W~hi(ll p.m. to 3:30 p.m. from my fellow Repulicans, condemning my declalon, and addling confidence, steadily . ~:, aochored off tbe northern Cyprjot port of Kyrenla obeUed convicted felon . · Dennis Toivonen, staff dressing me 81 'Judas' Hogan and ·~nedlct Arnold' Hogan and two Greek Cypriot toWD& Wednesday, less tbao %4 boars Federal officials said Wednesday that Agnew had been given cheerful assurances from the aasislant to Sen. Metzenballlll, 'Brutua' HQ8an and aalting what I 1rould do with my "thirty after the slgolug of a three-ouitlon cease-fire agreemeot In pennlasion to · keep a gun for per-Sonal protection agaif1st adininistration -followed by will be in Meigs County to . pieces of aUver." . Geneva. trespassers on his properly and tllose he said had made threats steadily worsening results," he dlacuaa issues and problems · No other Republicans on the psnel who voted to recommend At the Uolted Nations, Soviet Ambassador Yaltov A. said. on his We after he resigned last October. with tbe senator's constituents. impeachment reported any such retponse. "I've received no Malik rushed to tbe Security Co1111<U from vacation aod Nixon planned to meet with Toivonen will personally abuse,'! Rep. Harold v. ~. R--Wla, said. vetoed a resol,tloo calllog for peacekeeping forceo to uMOSOOW - SOVIET SCIENTISTS WORKING under the his economic advisers today. convey their concerns to the HQ88n, a candidate for the Republican gubernatorial noniipand their dulles oa Cyprus in accordaace 1ritb tlie Geoeva Wednesday, administration cHreCuon of Academician Gforgy Flerov have discovered the senator in Washington. Pernation in Maryland, urged hla l!A!publican coUesgues to ''1relpeace agreement. Immedlaiely after the dramatic vole, 106th element, the Tass news agency said Wednesday. "When economic coordinator Kenneth sons with questions . about the come and demand'' Nixon's removal and Vice President Gerald Secretary Geoeral Kurt Waldbelm said Tllrkey's mDitary bombarding lead n~clei with accelerated hea\>y particles, ions of Rush said the threat of im· status of legislation currenUy R. Ford's elevatiClll. . commande'r on Cyprus had demaaded U.N. wltbdranl chromium.s4, the scientists detected the formation of nuclei 'peachment was a "disturbing before Congress or any matter A Yl!lll' ago, he said, he would have considered Nixon's im· from Turldsh enclaves. Waldbelm oald he bad no cbolee but (Continued on page 8) "hich divided spontaneously in leas than one-llundredth fraction relating to the federal govern· peachment 111thlnltable but now "llfter having thoroughly stud· to comply. of a second," Tass said. ment are lll'lecl to attend. Jed the evidence for several weeka, it strikes me that it is unIt said the discovery or_the element, which was unnamed, thinkable that we not remov:e hlm from office." came at the Joint Nuclear Research Institute at Dubna outside Moscow: I · tecti~:m. I ds higll Nixon to be tried ;~~~m By Dingo . up easily to your ex isting duct work . • A bigger blower motor for ~ Fast. easy installation, com~ better air cirCL.~Iat ion .. plelely out--of~doors . • Amana Electro-coaling lin~ • Engineered for Quiet opera .. iah for max.imum rust prcr tion, Indoors and ou·l. West's recommendatlon foUowed a day~ong hearing on Mar 21 In Mel¥8 County Common fleas Cotrl. The hearing was a result or ' petitlon !Ued by Mrs. Earl Griffith, Rt. I, Reedsville, carrying the name• of numerous Chester area subocribers oeeking ihe Olltended area service. The petition was filed with the PUOO on Jan; IS, 1974. The Chester exchange currently has f81 aubscrlberi and Ia In Rate Band I ofthe Western Reserve Telephone Co. The establlaiJ. ment of the extended area service means an additional 4,842 subscribers, according to West, and places tbe Olester Ell· change in Rate Band 3of ihe Western Reserve Telephone Co. • ' f ICe. ~ A tleJobie duc t k1tthat hooks exchange and $UO to single'{larty reslden!WI subscribers in ihe Olester exchange. The PUCO termed the 9.35 per cent rate or return SOIII!ht by Arcadi;l "excessive" and granted a '7.5 per cent rate or return. Arcadia had been receiving a 1.34 per cent rate of return . Arcadia.'• last rate Increase was re<-eived in 1963. In the Melga Cj)iinty extension, PUOO action followed a recommendation on July Dby John M. West, attorney examiner, that ihe extended phone service between the Chester-exchange or the Western Reserve Telephone Co. and the Pomeroy exchange of the General Telephone Co. be granted. __ ews •• rn .JJrrefi Bents.en HARNESS -• lt'o o GENUINE Mobilo Home Centro! Air Conditioner. .. 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SAIGON - COMMUNIST OOLUMNS PUSHED ahead with a twcr,.eekdrlve agllinst Da Nang today, overrunning two villages . ''' ilnd seizing a pair of outposts near South Vie_tnam's second .largest city, · · · . Field reportaoald Vie\ Cong troops captured Son. Thang and SOn Lanh, twin viUages '!I miles southwest of Da Nang, taking moot or the .5,000 residents hostage. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Four of 20 irttems are . House )liU No. 1064, passed and signed by Gov . John J. Gilligan, effective July 26, pennits County Auditor James Roush to pick up any person · eligible under the Homestead Exemption law of. 1973 and for some reason didn't apply. The auditor has 120 'days from the enaclment of the law to take applications for 1973. Roush said ar1yone who did not fUe in 1973-and was eligible, to call his office and necessary fonns will be sent to them. ·Write or call Jilmes E . !Wush, Meigs County Auditor, Box 551 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 phone ~ 2698. Meigs County students Fotlr Meigs County students are among the 20 selected · as interns thla year in the.Teacher Corps program · designed io help studenta- In the Meigs Local Schools better develop . reading abillties. They are, Patricia Ihle, . daoghter of Mr. and Mrs. John llllo, Rt. 1, Racine; Michaela Hoback, daughter of ldr- ana Mn. John Wolfe, Rt. 2, Racine; Robin Boring, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Robert Mills, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, · and J4)811 Manuel, daoghter or Mr. and Mrs. Olarlu R. Manuel, RD 2, The H0\1$ has passed a bltl llilowiJC Anieridlns to buy, own and trade gold for the first time Iince the Deprfllllon. The bill,... sent to President Nixon, who Ia expected to liflll it ~m. according to a statement by Treasliry Seeret..-y Wllliam E . Simon. . . -. 'lbt JeCtii•Uon paued ihe House late Wednesday 11'ith no debate oo a vol~ vote aftor the House acctpted a Senate amendment providing thai ,... exlating law could confiict with private OWiiWIIhlpof Jold. SIUNAGAR, INOlA- WITH CONCH SHELLS blowing, JZ,GGO' lndlll1 and foreicn pillrlrila began their aMUal ll'ek .~ Continued on page ~ 8: · • law in effect · TWO HELPJ';D The Mlddlepm:t E-R squad answering two calls Wednesday, at 3:16,p.m. went to the aid ol Carol Stanley who had fainted at the Middlepcrt Department Store (taken to the· office or Dr. R. R. Pickens) and at 6:Z3 p.m. uslste<j Clarence McDaniel, Hobson, who was bleeding from his nose · and . mouth. a.ctne. • . The program, under the· direction or John N. ~ierl 01 Ohio Unlvetllty, Ia feeler ally flmdecl and wiD last lor t-wo ,......or NICE CATCII-J.tl Grueser, left, and ScoU WIIJiaml, landed fvw' nice.._ Wedneaday morning In the Ohio River. Three ol the fW1 were 13 lnchet lone and the f01111h 10 lnchea. The f~ were placed ir~ J•nn pond. The boys were tickled to their gllll -..lth theirbtch. . One the au o1 the JII'OIIrBm II for the ln...,. 10 bec<ime beUer acquainted -..lth tbe commW~ily ljl which they work, and to get to know the community's civic leader•, along with the teschero and · parents of the student&. All four Meip Countlana, with ihe ezceptlon ol Mlu · Manuel, are graduatet ol Ohio University. Manuel wao graduated ·from Rio Grande College. . Upon' succeasful completion of this program, all four -will . have completed ..the requlremenll for the .....,. or Education de&ree at Ohio tlniveralty, apecialillns In reading. Weather Cloudy, ••rmtr toniaM, IO'Ifl in the mlcl • · l'rlllll7 cloudy, warm, chuee tf IIMldlnllciwtn- .... .... llalebJw.alll...... lll .. ..,.,... 7ti,IO mid 1111. • i • ' �...., • ~~~~. ·-'1'01'1~ 0 ., '1111nday, All(,_!, 1174 Krimm, G~dner_ in queen 's race THEFORESrRUNGirla' Junlorao!lballte11111 has a 10.0 reCord with two games left to play, Team members are front row, 1-r, Kellie Rought, Carrie Guinther, Jody Grueser; Seeond row'· . ram Brauer. Cllldy Thompson, Sandie Hamntoll Lor! Guinther, Peggy Johnson; third row, Susie . Grueser, 'ooach; Qmrue Patter110n, Jean Ritchhart, Gina Thompson, Barbara Murphy·, Kim Grueaer, Jaye Ord, Annette Mills, and Jlm Guinther, coach. · ' ' NEW YORK (UP!) - Eddie Mathew a picked up the phone the other day to speak with Hank Aaron. . ul teewbereyou•re getting your n~~me In the paper." Mathews opened the converaatlon, laallhlnl!. . "Yeah," answered Atlanta'• home run 11:1ng, tauching a Utile lllao. The two, cbe lrienda more than 20 yeano now, yakked back ond forth awhile laltlng mostly ebout generalities. · One subject they -never even touched on was the Bravoo' AVA LYNN KRIMM The Steimel& Reunion was held Sunday at the Athens falrgi'ounds. Those who went from here were' Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Welah and Letha Cowen and Sally Welsh and daughter. · Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of Albany and Karen of Athens were supper guests of Ava Gilkey Sunday evening. Mr. arid Mrs. M. A. Epple ,visited Ava ·Gilkey Sunday . devlsed a concrete new strate- plans for the President \0 take his case to the American gy to ahore up his position. CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP!) - lng myself a litile too much. Nixon scheduled a meeting people ina television broadcast "A Little Afraid" · · Tom Huffine ls dying Qf torwith his economic .advisers at this time. Nixon has been engroilsed in minal cancer. With only about "My family kep\ after me to today. Presidential ' aides were en- the tiring chore of listening to a year to live he wants to seD , see a doctor but I just wouldn't . gaged in meetings to evaluate the 44 remaining taped Water· his $20,000 retirement in- go. I. guess I w"" really, dO!!P Nixon's chances of overcoming gate conversation which mllat surance policy lor $18,000 in down, a UtUe afraid. But wben, the lmpeacbment panel's alle- be surrendered to U.S. District caah "so 1 can live a little one day, I discovered some lumps near by groin, I decided gations of involvment .in tjle Court Judge John J. Sirica, before I die." Huffine, 50, bad worked as to see a physiclali." Watergate cover-up, abuse of 110me of them on Friday. , The doctors<; discovered Warren declined Wednesday chief engineer at the Fenwick presidential powel'!l and defito reaffirm a brief statement Club here until last August Huffine oot on)y had terminal . ance of subpoenas. Press secretary Ronald Zie- he had made last Saturday in when doctors told hlm he had caocer, but was also suffering from hardening of the arteries, gler has been ·unavailable' to San Clemente, Calif., In whicll . malignant lymphoma an enlarged llV!!f, low blood he bad said: "We remain cancer of the lymph glands and reporters for the last three absolutely confident that the blood. sugar, emphyserila, a tumor of days, "if 1can fmd someone to give bls back, cervical arthritis and otbei' ·aides assumed a low House will not vote to,impeach . me $18,000 in caah,' I will sign degeneration of the spinal Phone book cover profile, and when a ,television the President." Reporters tried in several over my retirement. insurance cord. network asked for a White Huffine said he takes 32 and House spokesman to take the way$' but they could not get policy to them," Huffine said. rep~ts offered President's side in a half-hour Warren to repel!! the, slate· "That way 1 can PaY my debts, sometlmes more than 60 pUis fix up my home and still be <!aily. Pain Is occurring more COOLVILLE __:_ A bQuquel of special report on lmpeachment ment. All he would say was that able to do the things during the freqUently Bl\d more lntensly .IIJ!fi_ers featured on the cover the other night, none accepted. ''there Is no change .iii. our next year I would have done if I but he is still able "to get White House speech writer 0! the 1974 telephone directory Patrick I around." J. Buchanan said confidence in the conatilutinnal had lived to 65." . is being delivered to all "They say the cancer can Wednesday. that Nixon · has process !'nd there isn~ ,~nge He said such a ·transaction customers of Western Reserve attack any orgaa in my body at TelephOne Co., according to "Wlder acUVe conslderation '' a 'In our confidence in thelllcts of would give the buyer a $2,000 ·anytime," he sild. uWhen this the matter ... a11d ttie lab)!! of profit. propoSai to asii the HouSe to Glenn Arnold', commercial happena, · t he organ, if possible, the matter do ·not sup~ the · "I'd like to go to Hawaii, The floral impeach him without debate in . manager. charges." . r' . Florida and then there's a will have to be r.emoved. I have arrangement was created by order to move on to a speedy beautiful lake dowh in Ten- a year or maybe a lillie longer. natl~y known arllst, Alan Senate trial. , LAF~ ; A D~Y But the Idea quickly was ahot nessee ... " he said in a Wed- The only sure tliing Is !hat the Chiara. ~ bouquet, which down by congressmen nesday telephone interview. disease is tenninal.'' appears on some 800,000 MidHuffine is a self-described Huffine's mother had died ol Continent Corp. directories from both sides of the aisle who "go-getter." ,_ branded it as "offensive'' ,and a · cancer and, although he ad·.II!!~ Coolville, ReedsviUe, "I worked my way up from mitted he had sometimes Chester and Uttie Hockipg, "cop:-aut." . an electrical helper to a lead wondered if he too would suffer Buchanan also told reporters Includes Ohio's slate Dower, there has been "setious slipthe disease, he was not pre- electrician with •local electrithe scarlet carnation. cal company.,." he · say~ pared for it. Persons who would like 21'' x page" in the line-up of Nixon's ' "I was feeling fine," he said, proudly. "I wen~ to work with 15" prints ol the · directory supporters in the House. "except 1 'would get tired all the Fenwick Club here as an NiXon himself has remained ClJVer Suitable for frl¢ling may ,the'lime and have to lake fre- oogineer's helper 'and in three pick them up free of charge at silent on the subject and basically in seclusion since his quent naps. Driving home from 'years I got my chiOf engineer's the loeal bueiness office. A chief work I would have to ahake license and became ' hsndlliig charge of $1 will be return to the White House from ;, tlklay stay in California. · myself to stay awake. But I "Talk about sneak.y 1 YouJin'ly made for prints ordered by Deputy Press Secretary Ge- learn the ABC's, and t~~n ·they was at the peak of my career llllll or·telephone. To order by ;:, .. ·r t rald Warren said there were no hrin8 on aU them other letters." and I thought I was just pushpbcme, callll87-3111. WASHINGTON (UP!) Some of President Nixon's key aides 8fe saying privately for the first time that he Is likely to be Impeached by the House and face a Senate trial. . Their pessimistic auessment Is the result of a change in atittudes which !bey have observed among House members In the aftermath of six days of televised House Judiciary Committee lm· peachment hearings. · "A regrouping is going on," said one' White House official. He Indicated NiXon has oot yet engineer at the club. ''I think st. Jude, you know, the saint of the impossible, had a lot to do with my success. I pray to St. Jude twice a day and meditate a lot on my prayers," he said. Six Cbildreo said. "SUddenly, out of a clear blue sky,. 1 got tbe idea of seUing my retirement policy. I stiU have enough Insurance to take care of my wife after I go, but 1want to do things with her that we would have done if I could have lived." Huffine said bls outlook on life has changed since he learned he has terminal · Huffine has six children, ranging in age from 18 to 29. They aU live away lrom his borne and occassionaUy give cancer. "I notice th.lngs more around him money. iiBut," he said, "They are me and I see things I didn't young and really don't have even see before," he· said. "I appreciate each day more. much themselves." "I don't care if it is r$ing or He gets a small monthly income froDl Social Security snowing or sleeling," he added. and veteran's benefits and he "Alotofpeoplecomplain about and his wife buy food stamps. the weather and a lot of things, "One day I was just sitting but I know this, just to be able and wondering what would to wake up anymore and be happen to me and my wife," he alive is reaDy almost enough." VICKY GAKDND. 'evening. Ml'!l. Clara Howery sold her home to Clay Jordan and moved to Middleport In an apartment with the Martina. Mr. and Ml'!l. F. 0 . Whaley spent WednesdaY a11d Thursday with J,va Gilkey. They , oame lor Frederick Dixon's funeral. He was Whaley's uncle. Mr. and Ml'!l. Dale Whaley of Albany Visited Mr. a11d Mrs. Bob Alkire SIJ!ldaY evening. Mr. al!d Ml'!l. Larry Clark a11d daughters visited the Bob Clarks a11d Roy Wlsemans Sunday. . Ml'!l. Roy Wiseman was on the sick Ust last week with sore throat and earache. Mrs. John Morris just returned from a tour of the West with her son In Col1111lbus, 0. They Visited ~r daughter while on the trip. Mrs. Nelson visited her mother over the weekend. Dale Williams and Robert Jewell attended a ahooling match at Albany Friday . evening. Mrs. Laurel See and daughter of Zanesvllle, 0. .visi.ted her parents, the M. A. Epples recently, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball a11d grandsOn of Col1111lbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young. . Mr. and Mrs. Charley Anderson of Michigan spen't a few days with bls mother, Ella Anderson recently. ' Hank Aaron. He's his own man." NOTiCE OF PUBLIC NOTICE fiU8LIC SALE The unknown heln, devl,ees. PONIES TD PULL TO WHOM IT MAY - CON · · le"gateu, execulors , ad ministrators and assigns of TUPPERS PLAINS - The · c~~~~e is hereby given that on Nellie Adkins, Deceased ; the Tuppers Plains Pony Pulling August 12th , 1974~ at 10 :00 A .M. unknown .he,lrs, devisees •. ~ociation will hold a pony a public sate will be held at ·legatees, exe ·c utor!l. ad· Smith . Nelson Motors, Inc ., mlnlstrators and assigns of pull Saturday at 7 pJn. at Bar- Pomeroy, Ohio, to sell f r cash Florence Taylor, Deceased; the 9 30. Weighing will _begin at 4 the following collateral , to wit: unknown heirs, devisees, Oldsmobile, A dr .• ser . No. legatees, executors, · ad · p.m. There will be three 1972 3L39H2E"l81.485, said collateral mlnlstrators and assigns of classes, 1,050, 1,350, and 1,650. being held to secure an A.ndrew Taylor, Deceased ; the obtlgatlon ·arislng u.nder a retail unkndwn heirs, devisees. · 1 legatees. executors, ad l ns t a I men I secur II Y agreemen . mlnlstrotorsand assigns of Will (condltlonal sale contrBctl executed by ~arry e . Salley, Moore, Deceased; the unknown • A 1 205 M 'd heirs, devisees, legatees, R ·tvervtew 1 • executors , . administrators and P s. ' dleport, Ohio and held b:Y assigns of Harry stevens •. Wet Eyes General Motors Acceptance Deceased ; tl'le unknown heirs, If you wear mascara to the Corporation as secured party . devisees, legatees, executors. Said public sale Is to be con · beach ~ .. sure to carry some ducted according to the laws of adnllnlstrators and nstgns o1 Lt.,~cy Stevens, handy eYe make-up remover the state of Ohio . General Florence Motors AccePtance corporatiorr Deceased; lhe unknown heirs, pads to use after coming out reserves the right to bid at this dev.lsees, legatees, executors, of the water. · SBie. administrators and assigns of The collaterBI -Is presently Nellie Rucker, Deceased; the t unknown heirs, devisees. stor:ed anct may b e seen a legatees, · executors, adSmith Nelson Motor Company, mlnlstraton and anlgns of Inc .• Pomeroy , Ohio . Henry Lawson, DeCeased; the GENERAL MOTORS unknown heirs, devisees, ACCE.PTANCE legat'ees, executors, ad· CPORPORATION mlnlstrators and uslgns of R. P . Skinner, Deceased and the (Bt 1. 1tc unknown , heirs. devisees, iegatees, executors. ad PUBLIC NQTICE mlnlstrator!l and assigns of Notice 'Is· hereby given tt:-at · Aim.,. B. Skinner, Deceased will sealed bids will be recelved , at tak' nollce that on the 12th. day the office ·of the Village Council of July, 1974, James Singer, until 12 o'clock noon on the 2nd being Plaintiff, filed his day of September , 1974 for the Complalntln the Common Pleas purchase · of the following coUrt, Meigs ·county, Ohio, In described real estate : case No. 15,610, against the The following cJescrlbed Real above named partle!l and ·By lawrellft E. Lamb, M.D. view of your doctor's remarks; Estate situated In the Village of others . demanding that all county of Meigs and claims of the defendants may be DEAR DR. LAMB - I would it must be small. The problem Pomeroy, State of Ohio : Beginning 60 feel adjudged null and void, and that Uke you to explain abQut an is that even a small weak spot and 7 inches southwesterly from Plaintiff's title be quieted on Lot s.outhel!sterly corner of Lot No. -425 In Pom,e roy's aneurysm. I have ·one in my can result in a blowout, or a the 151 in Sa i d VIllage on Second Addition to to~er Pomerov now Street, at the southeasterly Incorporated In the village of atomach. Tbe doctor said it rupture. corner of the building now or Middleport, Meigs County, could rupture a11y time or One never knows when it wiU formerly owned by. said City of Ohio . Reference Deeds Vol. 82, Pomeroy (known as the City p 585 11 0 1 80 Pages 212 ond maybe never. . happen. It may not cause any H.lll age ' ' • ., thence northWesterly ·213 , Deed Meigs When it does rupture, wiD pain in this location. Rather the parallel with the westerly line of county , Ohio.Record&, . You are required to answer . 011e have Unie to see the doctor , loss of blood may cause shock, Lot 151 , 100 feet or to the north line. Of an unnumbered lol, the complaint within 28 days before It floods the stomach? just as hemorrhage from any loceled between lots numbered after tht t.n t pub!lcation of thiS What are the signs of It bur- . other cause may cause ahock. ·1·s1 and 152 In said Village, notice, which will be publlsl'led Southwesterly following once each week for six sue sUng? Sometjmes there ls pain If the . thence the northerly line of Lot 152 Bnd ce$slve weeks, and the last if a11d wben they.operate, do layers of the artery start the heretofore mentioned un . publication will be made on numbered LOt to tl'le north · August 29th., 19H. Answer date they use a piece of artery from splitting apart, eastertv corner of the premises wilt be Septl!ml:ier 27th. 197-t. the leg or plastic? One never knows whether an now or formerly owned by The. In case of your faUure to Elberfeld Realty company fFo( answer or otherwise respond as aneurysm will cause a slow reference deed see Vol. 161, permitted by the OhiO Rules ot DEAR · READER - Our leak at first or whether it will page 3501. Thense southeasterly Civil Procedure w1thln the time wht the westerly line of stated, judgment bY default will arterlea are thick-walled be a real blow out with a p.erallei L.ot 152 to Second Street, thence be rendered against you far the elastic tubes, much like an sudden loss of llle. It Is. norlhenterly following .the relief demanded In lhe com · line of Lot 152 and the . plaint . lnnerlube for a Ure. And, they the unpredictable nature of the sOulherly unnumbered Lot located be· When a aneurysm that causea .moot tween Lots 151 and 152 to the are made up of LARRY E . SPENCER, of beglnning 1 This !Of· to be Clerk of Courts eegment Is dlaeallld, . usually doctors to recommend surgery place sold Is known as the Clly Hall, Court of Common Pitas from lalty-cboleoterol ' lor such problema today. The Pomeroy, Ohio . - Mtlgs County, OhiO Js .atso Included a strip Pam trOr, Oh lo · depoeits, it may I*Jloon out surgery Ia a lot easier n_ow than. ot There lend on the easterly side ot like a weak spot on an Inner It Wll8 a few years ago. Tbey the herein ctescfibed pr emlse s o .(7) 18, 25 (8) 1, l r l$ 1 22, 29, 7t.c from Second 8 treet 1o tube. Thla area Is weakened - a synthetic graft, Uterally a extending the rear of seld Lol, a strip 5 . DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB . ., .. perfal mIll I p.m. !rom tha main outdoor otage. Jean Shepard has grown in popularity and talent and moved to Nashville, Tenn. to join tlie Grand Oie Opry. ' . Porter and Speck coming- in for . fair Grand · Old ()pry liars are among the llntclauentertaJnmentunder canlract qaln this year for the Mason County Fair. One of ''big time" . enterlalners, will l!e Porter Wqooer and. the . Wagon Masten wilb a ihow to be allaed Saha'day at 9 p.m. on llleautd1J11r alagf. tn previous engasementa bent,prlltDialiOMweremade bJ Wc- In 1be Miemoon llld eHIIflle, but thia year's IPJ1IW•DI will be Umlled to lbt pelfwa,...., wW be Speck PT. PLEASANT - •1111Jii11111&m. J!l&hl._t of the TV · 1ft 1111 1!111 ud yellow ahoes adds to the fun wben he talks With Sadie. Another popular entertainer will be Jean Shepard doing Thursday evening's ahow from the main o~tdoor stage at 9 p.m . She .replaces Faron Young previously scheduled, for that lime but who became committed elsewhere. Miss Shepard fronts the Second Fiddles, a five member .male band. She is married to Benny Birchfield, a musician, lilnger an.d prominent member of Nashville'& music communlty. Together, · Jean and BeMy have revamped her ad and orga111zed her first lull time bane!. She belli!' profeuionally at 11e 14 In California when she oame up wllb the Idea of for· llllnC u Ill Pi -..tern IWinC band called, "Tile Melody Rauch Girls." • 118118 and 'pb)yed the string bass·. It didri•t lake the public long to recognize this group was good. Soon they were playing for dances and ·making radio appearances. Miss Shepard cut her first record at 15 and from that time on waa- well on her way professionally, She joined Red Foley and other atars on the Ozark Jubilee alter moving to Sprlntfield, Mo. and from there she moved to the Grand Ole ()pry. · She was recenUy nominated for the Grammy Award for the "Best Country Ftmale Vocal Performance of the Ye!/1: There will be entertali'i!llent for allqe llfOUPII. Next Tueeday, or the ' lint day ·of the Fair, Kopperfleld will appear on the main ·ou~ door stqe for two perform· ances, one at ,4 p.m . .-:1 the . WILMiNGTON, Ohio (UPI) - Despite the NFL Playel'!l Assoclstlon strike, Cinclnnall Bengals' Coach Paul Brown predicts both !be Bengala and Miami Dolphins will suit up . " "., "representative" teams for .. w their pre-6e88011 opener. "Both clubs will certainly field representative teams Saturday night," says Brown. "It ahoulci be an intereating game and it will be a real test lor us sincewe'regoing against the bl!st there Ia. "II'llbesomethlng to find out how our young playel'!l perform against a team the stature ol .. • .. Aneurysm is a weak spot '" other at 9 p;m, This is a six-member group blending a combination of muaicians to create one feeling. . . and overstretched. It Is Wednesday the Florida Beys dy 1 will be on s•··e at 2 and 9 p.m.. literally rea lor a b owoul. 006 The artery most .COIIIIIloniy This conalsts of a live-member lnvolvecUa the aorta. It Is the Gospel Group. · bJaoot artery 'we have. It Friday's entertalnQJent wiD begins at tile !Alp of ~ heart, come from the Blue Max, who arches up In the Chell and wiD be on stage for shows lnakes aU-turn. Tben it.paaea beginning at 2 and 9 p.m. down next to lhe spine, through The Putnam County Pickers the dlaphi'agm al1d Ill! down to wiD be here lor :shows on · the lower I pine. Here It Saturday afternoon of the Fair. brlllcl!elilltotwomaln!Grlta to '111eirperforma11ces wiD be at l supply blood to the lep. AlonJI p.m. and 4 p.m. Tbe group Ia the way tiJia grut artery known to offer a rare com· provides llrucllee to carry binaUon of dlffeoent mualcal blood to ~I the' e~ body, lnfluenceo, but are alike In 1n1n lllelr de8lre that music ' !bey ~~d~ your play must be fun lor the letter that the weak ~ In llatenero as weD 81 the P'r· your aorll Ia below the diaphragm IQ!I bu raul\ld In formers. the ballooned lxaiiJIIU!"YIIII. tn Miami.'' U the strike continues, moot NFL teams apparently will from Rich Coggins got a leadoff walk to start the first Inning rally against Perry. Paul Blair singled and Tommy Davia was . weekend's initial pr1>61!ason games, However, the Bengala' and ·Dolphins' training camps have been. two of the best at-. tended by veteraris. As of today, the Bengals had '1:1 veterans In camp-more than half the squad. How8rd Fest became the '1:/th veteran to defy the strike when he checked Into camp here Wednell!lay afternoon. A 6-8, :112-pound guard, Fest has long been one of the mainalllys of the Bengals' line. Meanwhile, the Bengala' picket line alio got a rein-forcement -Lemar Parriah. Parriah, a regular corner· osu recruits •• 'great athletes' • ' .. . year of recruiting," said OSU chief recruiter Ralph Staub. "We think we got a group . th . with comparable to e qne Rex Kern and that group. 11 0f ·COUfse, they have to , said Staub "But that 11 • . prove. • · group bad a lot of . great athletes, llld we feel "" have a lot of great athletes on this one, too " . . •• & --. -... . -. .' oo!':::!": ~~~d = tackle was playing out bls option In Order to join the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football wgue next year., I 11 It was obvloUB Ste,ve waan t going to make it here," said Brown. "We kind of save up on him when it looked Uke he gave us , up _(10 • •• •~ '• 298 Second St. Pamenly, 0. •• •• ••.. ' ' •• • lilt by a pltdl to load the buoo. the victory on Tam Grleve'a Bob Grieb singled to right el&hth-lnnlng peril ice fly . field on the o.2 pitch, IICOfina ~e Foucault picked up the Conlna and Blair. Boo& wlnwith4Winn!npofahutout Powell walked to to.cl the reUel ball. ba- apln and Bayk!r slnlled Red 8ft t, Tlcen l to center, 1C0f1!C Doovla and . Luis Tlant won IU fifth Grlch. Earl Wl1llama walbd atralebt complele game vlcond BayI«, wbo went to second tory to pick up his lith triumph m an outflel4 .,..,...., came ond Ue Wilbur Wood lor the around on a pair of grwndouts league lead as the Red Sox and the Oriole's were ahead to downed the t1gen. Baoton won stay, II with live unearned runs in In the otber AL gameo, the fourth Inning alter catcher Ka!1Bas City.edged Minnooota, Gene Lamont dropped 1 third 3-2; TnaanlppedOotldand, 7-4: llrllte. CaUfornta routed Chicago, 14- Yanb' 4, Bre,.... I ' 4; Booton edgod Detroit, 5--4, Dick11drowandS.. rkyLyle and New York beat MU118ukao, , cot11blned lor a ail-bitter to 11ft 4-3. • the Yanko to a triumph over Royall 1, Twa % o Milwaukee. Elliott Maddox AmOaOtia' two-run homer In scored the winning run in the the ninth lilted Ka_. City to eighth Inning on Walt Wllllaml' the victory over Mlnneaota. Infield forceout. Bill Trkvers Oils' homer followed a single look the 1-. by John Mayberry a"" broke ABcell 14, While Sox 4 up a pltcblng duel between Designated hitter Frank Steve Buaby and Bert Robinson drove in three .l'11111 Blyleven. Buaby needed help in with a pair of doubles to lead the ninth lmlng from Doug Calllornla to the triumph over Bird while recording his 1f!th the White Sox. The Angels win. exploded lor live runs In the Jlaqera 7, A's I seventhlnningafterblowlngan Texas otarter Steve Hargan early W lead and made it a blew a il-0 lead wben Oakland iout with five more in the scored six ru111 in the third, but eighth. the Ringers came back to gel Padres, 15-4 By BliL MADDEN UP1 8pol'la Wrilet It now ~ become lncreaa-lngly WUUe StsrgeU and Tom SOlver, two , aupel'llan who bave. sone their separate ways when the oeaaon-end baseball writen awarda are _given Out, once apln will play key roleo In the outcame of the National wgue East's minipennant race. The Pittsburgh Pirates and New Yo*' Meta - who've trailed N(; 'I!:Ut lilies back and forth since the inception of the two-dlvialon set-up completed a three-tame eeries Wednesday with the Bucs tak!Dc an,J-3 declainn. But ~~t~·ldeo giving the cld1. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cin-cinnati Red'B lefthander Do~ Gullett could have had hia first major league no-bitter Wednesday night If only Roger Metzger had been left out of the Houston Aslroo starting lineup. Metzger collected the only two hits of the game off the 23year-old Gullett as the Reds blanked the Astros, W, to split a two-game series at Riverfront Stadium. Gullett, who Is quickly becoming the ace of the Reds' pitc bing staIfI surrend ered a single to Metzger In tbe fourth d othe in th inning an an r e seventh enroute to f~g his 13th victory of the season against seven losses. Gullett struck out eight and gave up two walks In picking up his sixth win in his last seven decisions, Johnny Bench and Ce~ . Germimo rapped out two hits each to lead the Reds attack. Singles by~ Bench, Tony Chomyszak wasn't surprised by the trade, only disappointed be wasn't cut oo he could play this season with the BeU. · "We expected that the Bengals might do this," he said. "But in a way I would have liked it better If they just cut me. Then I could have reported directly to tbe WFL team. ·· "Now it means tha' I have to move from Cincll\nati to Buffalo and !ben at the end of the season chal1ge to Philadel- Phia." - ' . STORE "OURS: 'MONDAY-SATURDAY I AM-10 PM ...· SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 Jtd, ,.,, t ·• • .551 "" .442 ,,,_.., ll ol .376 u s...,, I··· w . I. ~(1 . 3r .611 55 .o .550 1 C hlr l t~tort "' n .455 1''111 Tldtweter 37 62 .374 24th Wed"tiiiiiY't •ttt.~lts TICitwlttr A ~oc ht• t•r J , 1st 1 lnn lnOI R.ochnttr 3 T ld.-wtttr o, 2nct, 7 lnn l n'i11 ~ yra c use 4 Ri chmond 2 P•wtucket 9 Mem phlt 6 Toledo 1 Cher lt,ton S n _, BLUE Socket Sets Several Sizes In Stock STAR SUPPLY !=======:: po::er~tbe:~EJ:poll: · :~ln:th:e~opeo:-.er:. Racine. Cillo • ror • f" Wnt LosAngeles ;:· 3~- l~~~ ·t.b: Cincinnati 063 43 · .594 "5 1h ~r~~~'fan ~~ ~y :~~: ~! Oakland 61 43 .517 ~:~::sclty , · ~~ ~r :~g~ Chlca~o ·l ~~nf::~t: til 51 .500 :: ~~ ::z 9 :~~~ ~~lh san Francisco .ts 58 .AS3 20 1h . . W•dneselay's Resuth San [)!ego -44 63 .All 25 Kans.is City 3 Mln.net.ota 2 Wldnesday's Resulls Texas 7 Oakland 6 Pittsburgh B New York 3 California 1-t ·Chtcago .t Montreal 7 Chicago .t, 1st Balttrriore 7 Cleveland .t Montreal 4 Chicago O, 2nd -Boston 5 Detroit 4 Atlanta 9 San Francisco 0 New York 4 MIIWIUkee 3 Clnclnnatl4 Houston o Today't Probable Pltch•rs St . Louis 9 Ph lladtlphla 8 (AU Tlmts I DT) LOs Angeles 15 San Diego A California (Hassler 4· 21 at Today•s Prob1ble Pitchers Minnesota (Corbin 6·31, 8:30 (All Times EOTl p.m . ChiceQo (Stone 3·31 and Texis (Brown 8-81 , at K-ansas. LaRoche 1·31 at New York Clly (Oal Canton 4-..u, 8:30p.m. (Apodaca 3·5 and Sadecki 4·41 Oakland (Holtzman 11-Ut·.at 2,5 : 35p.m . Chicago (Bahnsen 8-12), 9:.00 Montreal £McAnally 6-12) at p.m . , Phllattel,:thla (TwltchEtll 5-3) , New York (Pagan 1-21 · at 7: 35p.m . · · Cleveland (J. Perry -10-8), 7:30 St. Louis (McGlothen \2·11 at p.m . Pittsburgh (Brett '12·71. 7: 35 Baltimore (Garltnd 3-.t) at p .m. Boston {Let 11 -9), 7:30p.m San Diego (Splllner S-6) at Detroit IFrvman 4-6) at Los Angeles (Downing 3-5 or Milwaukee <Slaton 8-11), 8: 30 Zahn 1-1), 10:30 p.m . . p .rn. Cincinnati (T . Carroll 3-0I at · • . · Frfiley't Gamts san Frencl.sco !Caldwell 9-31. N.Y. at CleveJand, twilight 10:30 p.m. Blltlmore at Boston, twilight . (Only games scl'leduled) California at Minnesota, night Friday's Games Texas at Kansas City, night cnlcBgo tt New York, 2, 6aitland et Chicago, night twlnlght ' oet'rolt at Milwaukee. night ' Montreal at Philadelphia. night ' St.. LOUIS at Pittsburgh, night . San Oltgo at Los Angeles, night Cincinnati at San Fran , nlgl'lt (Only games scheduled I Open, called that The ' .: •. .. ~OYALS· GJ.l)T CEPEDA KANsAs:ttrY, Mo. (UPI) - The Ka6.~ii City Royals reportedi''JYfednesday the acquisitiD!i o! Orlando Cepeda, who hit ,:!liP, ·last season lor ihe Boston~" as a designated hitter ~W"g_ued by a knee ailment. ._y Cepeda 'lle.iame a free agent wben he dtew hla releue from Boaton bist March. The Red Sol< used hliD last season ex· elusively as a deaignated· hiiter. He ranked second among all d~nated hitters in RBI's, h~rs, doubles, hits and at lNl;;e hit 20 home ~ and . In 86 ru111. . PliCII• ...,., . 171 .......... .... 1NHIJN6 •• ' with Yucalln in the Mexican wgue. i . .. : '' \f#J/}[]@{]f}!iJ{l}[Q) . ROOF ·PAINT NOTICE Tall Timbers Nite Club .............. ,..,. ,-... - Cepeda liaB been playing u.s. because the competition is open to both amateur and U.S. Fishermen catch and professional golfers, is one of LeFWRE GIVEN . mANCE market more than 240 dif· the world's major golf tour. DETROIT (UP!) - A 22- ferent species of fish and naments. year old minOr league out- shellfish. fielder who learned to play baseball while serving a lour· year prison sentence for armed robbery Will promoted to the big leagues Wednesday by the The Whispering Pines Nita Club Detroit Tigers. . The club said It would take "a gamble" on Ron LeFI(I"e. Is Changing It's Name To••• wbo signed a . contract with Detroit the day he was paroled from- a Jackson, Mich., state f prison last July 2. . LeFlore was called up from · the Evansville farm club of the The Club is changing to a private club. Anierican Association . to reWe will be taking applications July 25 place the injured Mickey to August 15, in person please. · Stanley, wbo suffered a b:oken ' right hand Tuesday night In Thank You Cleveland. Stanley Is expected, . to m1as about nve· weeka of Rod Groves actloO. For Longer Lasting ·.··· Paint Jobs Use Our . ' ~; i· :, ' .. ··~~,J,tr""'' ·~~\~"'l ~<!J .. 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Cey obroke his own Loe Anleles club ..cord of seven RB!a, which he set June I against Odcago. .Canllasla t, PblUioa I A pair of bl& inningo plua the gutty pitching of veteran Bob Glbeon puahed the Cardinals Into a first-place tie with the Phl.ll In the topey-turvy East race. Gibeon (&-1) llruggled Into the eighth, but wasla•ged for five rwil. Prior to the Plrateal-of~putofthreeatShea game, the Phlls amounced the Stadium ',. Wednesday's "rub- extenaion of manager Danny ber" gilall! also focused clearly Ozark's contract for two more on Starg~ a11d SOlver - the years through 1976, men each· of theee two teams Reds 4, All,.. t look to wllen big gemes and Clncy southpaw Don Gullelt pennAnts .re In the balance - twirled a two-hitter to pin hla and the l'fllllls were telling. 13th win of the season agalnat Elaewbere In the NL, Mont- . -en lonel. real 'awepl a doubleheader Braves I, Glallll I from OUcago, 7-t and W; St. catcher Vic Correll belted a Louis 'outlasted Philadelphia, grand slam bomer In the 9-8; ·Cincinnati blanked seventh Inning -his ftrat ever Houst9n,:; 4-0; Atlanta in !be majora -to back the whitewuiied San Franclaco, t- four-bit ahutoul pitching of 0, and Loii~gelea rocked San Braveo' ace Phil Nlekro (11-9). Diego, 15\4/ Expo~ 7-t, C1lba w In the ~rican League it Rookie righthander Dennis Perez ond Dloq Drieuen and gerne In the same frame on a Dave Concepcion's 18crilice sacrifice fly by Perez following was Telai~Oakland 6; Kansas Blair· combined with reUever City 3 Mtnnaota 2; Booton ~ John Montague on a two-bitter fly gave the Reds thdr !!rat two BeliCh's second single. Detroit t; Baltimore 7 Cleve- In the nightcap, while Mike runs In the - d Inning. The Reds open a tw~me land 4, and California 14 Jorgensen drove in live runsIn the third Inning, Geronimo with the San Franclaco Chlcaco 4.. · all . of them unearned -to doubted and ilcored the third Giants tonight at Candlestick run and Joe Morf18n came · ·· yeara has ·suffered · ·1 Stargell, wbo In thetwo last bitter three home with the final run of the Park. setbacks In the NL moat valuable ·player IWee)!llat.ea, put tpe :Plr~tes on their way with a tw<k'un homer In the ftrat lnnln80soover, winner of two Cy.' youJ,g awards, Wll8 bombed 12 hits and eight , ,Mtjor League Standings Americtn Leagut runs In 4 : r~ innings to suffer By United Pren lnternatlon.f Eltt Notto'nol Ltogoo w. 1. pet. g.b. his aeventh Iooa. East 8oslon 55 47 .539 jfrm ,\bel same as I ever w. I. pet. g.b. CleVIIIand 52 49 .515 2'h was;'' 8\arlell said afterward. Philadelphia 53 SD .515 Bal1tmor~t 52 50 .$10 3 1 •'~• "When 11m,hlttlng,l hit 'em all ~~t~~~ ;gh ~t ~~ :·!~~ -;,h · ~!:~~~:e ]1 ~~ :~;~ and When I'm not hitting,. I Montreel -49 Sl .A80 31h ·Detroit -49 53 ..480 New York •• 56 .m 7 . w ..t . Chicago A2 59 .-416 10 w. 1. pet. g.b. don't hit '"allY of them.'' ,FOR GYM SUPPLIES. • •• • . • "The Home of. the Friendly Folks" Rochnt•r Syncuse Toledo Pewtucket .Gullett blanks Astros back, said he had bean relaxing down in Palm Besch, Fla., but · · felt more motivated to join the have very few veteraM for this dozen picketing Bengals rather lban report to camp. The Dolplrlni may hlive more incenUve than usual lor a pre. season game because of a remark attributed to striking COLUMBUS (UP!) _ A Miami veteran Doug Swift. roster of '1:1 football re~ts, A Miami newspaper quoted acheduled to join the varsil}' SWift, the chlh'' player rep, as 2$ h b · saying, "I hope the Bengala team Aug. , as een be 1th (th llol bins) like released by the Ohio Stale a ,f!IJl e P a University. The list contains • gong. the names . of "a lot of great M~nwhlle In the Bengala lhl teo " according to the camp there was OWe reaction ~e . in' charge of Buckeyes to the trading of veteran Steve ecrulllng · Olomyszak to !be Buffalo Billa r "We thb.k we had .a super for a future draft choice. · ·-~~ .. I .. -...•. . plastic tube. The surgeon can teet wide for the purpose of an r~·--;~;~·~·~ .-iiiii;~--, alley, to be used In common by ....._ a.a.· S II II cut it to the she be needs. The tho Methodlll Eplocopol Church ,,. - · I I of Pam eroy, OhiO and tht htreln •· gran Is actually taUor-made; nlmtct. VIllage of Pomeroy , IMNIW'IO,. In view of lhe eeri0111 ,.lure their tucccrs.sort and ·assigns . IIIII 11• • Thert IS IIIlO lncludtd the y I • . _. . . ofiUCh 1 problem, I think you right to ua• an allty, 4 feet end t ahould lllk your doctor to refer 10 .lnchn wldt on the west Sldt I tht herein ctescttbed reel you to a large medical center of estate, said alley to be und In lor an namlnatlon and common with tht Elblrteld Re•ltr Company end the poulble trea~nt. · The large Vlll•o• of Pomeroy for the centen liave llluch more ex· purpott of lngrtll end tOrtes. alit'/ 11 located In Lot 1~2 . perlences in thla type of · seld Said property it to bt iald and u&ery, ~ It ..-Iiy talua convtytd to the hlthttt bidder the following term 1: Cuta fairly JMge taam of trained upon In hend on dar of Hill. people who do llleM typea of Tht right II r'IUrYitd 10 rtitc l any and all bids . operatlmo Ill the lime. Alter luCce8lful aursery the R•tph Werry, President of Couo~ I ouU~ Ia -Uy quill good, . Dele Smith One of my la-'111 po~tlenta t.d Mayor IIIII operation mart IbiD 11 Jane Welton · yun qo and even thoUgh be Clerk Ia In hla '1111 be il .more active II! 1, I. 15. 21. 19, !tc than moot men In their liDo . else." Bengals to face Dolphins " ••... !a3rora. timore Orlolea Wedneaday nlghlaahe faUed Iii hl.a fifth try lor his 18th victory. The Orioleo wound up with 1 7-f triumph over Cleveland. Back on July S, Perry won hll 15th alnight victory to boost his re<:Cil'd to 15.1. He wu me game away from tying the American wgue record lor COIIII!Cutivevtctoriea. Now he's 1!1-6 and has IO!IIIour atraight. Perry Is phUoeophlcal about It alP. " Some nights you don't throw as hard as you do on others," he said. "I felt good. I have no compla\nlll. A couple of base hits went through on the ground, but that's the way the game ts Played. I went to my breaking baD after the first couple of Innings because you've got to try _something Would he make a good manager, though? "I doo't even know whether I made a good manager," Eddie Mathews answered, doing a neat end-around. "()ne thing I can tell yo.u," he said. "I think Hank As ron has bandied himself magnificently aU the way. Absolutely mag- .· nificently, 1 was proud to be his teammate and his manager. I'm proud to be his friend." · s. w. '111URSDAY JrAJJI ENTERTAINERs- Jiu She!*'d and ''Tile Second Fiddles" wW provide entertainment lor the . evening show August 8 at the Muon County Fair. They will can't win. Perry, wbo haln't won IInce July 3, wu oheUed for lill rwtl In four , inninp by the Bal- managership. Not so much becauae It's such a seMitlve subject but beeawoe both knew- each other's view-a on it and neither felt there reaDy wal an~ more to talk about. More than a week bu paned now sin'-"' Vlco President Eddie Robinson let go Eddie Mathews ond replaced him with Clyde King, al1d Mathews still lnoista he has "abaolutely no resentment" toward anybody connected with the club. "lllaten to the Braveo' games on the radio every night and pull for 'em," Mathews says. "Listen, I have no ill feeling toward Eddie Robinson .r anybody with the Braves. They did all right by me. I wu very fortWI8te. ~ ·vou hav~ to remember I was oUt of baseball two yeano and lbey brought me blct as a coach and then named me manager. I managed my own way, too. They didn't put any roslricUons on me.lwumyown man. Theyallowedmetobe. · "U you get fired managing the way somebody else wanla you to, then you've got room lor regret. But !did limy way,lhe way Eddie Mathews wanted to do lt. I'm sure nunora are, going around about tlie reasons I was !Ired. There are always rumors, but Ican'lhelpthat.Ididn'lgo In there and aay •you have to give me a reaaon why you're doing tbls.' They didn't lay out a list of apeciflcatlona. They just felt a change was In order. That's all lhere was to it. "Whe'n they told me !bey were making a change, I said 'you're the bou.' I underatand baseball weD enough to know changes 110111etimoo arO"neceaaary, But my relatlooahip with the Braves Isn't any different than II was. It's line. I'm talidng to ihem about a jobnow.Iwanttostay In basebaUinsomecapacity . "Manage again? Right now I think.talking about it would be a Utile prematUre." On Asaron, Atlanta's exmanager aays: ·· "I think If a man wanla to change his mind, he'B entitled. Women do It aU the tame. The thine some people never reaDy understand Is that Hank bas been under tremendous pressure. Being Hank Aaron, he's watched so carefully and every word he says Is Uatened to lntenUy. "I'm not saying be was ·mlaquoted. He aaid what be did over teleVIsion as well aa to the press. But aren't you and I allowed to change our opinions? Isn't everyone? Why shouldn't Hank Aaron be allowed the same privilege as any other Individual? ''Now I see where. they're saying he's Ustening to the Rev. Jesse Jackson too much and that he's only saying what Jesse Jackson tells him to aay. I don't know anything about that. I know 1 have people here In Atlanta I rely upon a great deal. What's wrong With that? "Knowing Hank as I do, though, I think he's smart enough to form his own 9Pinions. People have a tendency to underestimate Harrisonville Society News $2,000 profit offered for chance ' ·to live a liu~e before he dies Key aides expect tri~J. UPI 8paril Wriler Jual a month qo, Gaylord Perry eoulm'l be. Now he By MILTON lliOIMAN UP1 Spona EdUor ' . inches tall a11d weighs 130 litis in the Mason County Fair pounda. Her eyes are hazel, ber Queen coolest will find com- hair brown. A senior at Point Pleasant pellllon l>ard thls year before lhe winnel'!l are announced in a High, she attended Wurzberl ,program to begin at 7;30 p.m. American High School In Tlleaday evening, Aug . 6, on Germany her first three yeara. In Germany slit was a lhe main outdoor stage. Two of lhe glrls are Vicky Gardner sophomore cl&ss treasurer, secretary of the French Club, and .Ava Lynn Krimm. Vicky is the 17-year-<>ld secretary of the Teen · Club, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. student council representative, William C. Gardner of 2704 member of the Girls Athletic !lncoln Avenue. She ts"I!JI! feet Assn., a11d was a member of .,d four inches tall, weighs liS the Modern Dance Club. At pounds and has brown eyes and PPHS sbe is a member of the hair. Asenior at Point Pleasant National Honor Society. ' Durin'g her sophomore year High SChool, she is active In the Youth For Retarded Children she was a hornecomlng attend- · and Y-Teens and attends ant and in her freshman year Heights United Methodist was Winter Fonnal Princess. She was active In the CanChurch. Her hobbies are cooking, softball, swimming, dystriper organization for the American Red Q-oss while in and horseback riding. After high school she plans to Germll!IY, Here abe attends the becO!De a Special Education Catholic' Church in Gallipolis.· Her hobbies are swimming, Teacher. cyling, horseback riding, Ava Lynn Is the daughter of dancing, bowling and sewing. Mr. and Mrs. John Krimm of She plans to attend .college Gallipolis Ferry. She is 16 and major in nursing. years old, Is live feet and eight a1 vrro ITELIJN() Sport Parade PT. PLEASANT - The 14 Dodgers rout ·Perry lo$es, ·7-4 Today's Utttf'NtiHII Ltat•tllalfl...l ay ORited 'r•lllftternetffltel 9 S.turd1y Middleport • ,, I SHOP OUR COMPI.Ett PAINT DEPARTMENT ' '. '' • • .1EBERSB~.!!~RDWARE 110 W. MAIN ,. POMIIOY "• • �...., • ~~~~. ·-'1'01'1~ 0 ., '1111nday, All(,_!, 1174 Krimm, G~dner_ in queen 's race THEFORESrRUNGirla' Junlorao!lballte11111 has a 10.0 reCord with two games left to play, Team members are front row, 1-r, Kellie Rought, Carrie Guinther, Jody Grueser; Seeond row'· . ram Brauer. Cllldy Thompson, Sandie Hamntoll Lor! Guinther, Peggy Johnson; third row, Susie . Grueser, 'ooach; Qmrue Patter110n, Jean Ritchhart, Gina Thompson, Barbara Murphy·, Kim Grueaer, Jaye Ord, Annette Mills, and Jlm Guinther, coach. · ' ' NEW YORK (UP!) - Eddie Mathew a picked up the phone the other day to speak with Hank Aaron. . ul teewbereyou•re getting your n~~me In the paper." Mathews opened the converaatlon, laallhlnl!. . "Yeah," answered Atlanta'• home run 11:1ng, tauching a Utile lllao. The two, cbe lrienda more than 20 yeano now, yakked back ond forth awhile laltlng mostly ebout generalities. · One subject they -never even touched on was the Bravoo' AVA LYNN KRIMM The Steimel& Reunion was held Sunday at the Athens falrgi'ounds. Those who went from here were' Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Welah and Letha Cowen and Sally Welsh and daughter. · Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey of Albany and Karen of Athens were supper guests of Ava Gilkey Sunday evening. Mr. arid Mrs. M. A. Epple ,visited Ava ·Gilkey Sunday . devlsed a concrete new strate- plans for the President \0 take his case to the American gy to ahore up his position. CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP!) - lng myself a litile too much. Nixon scheduled a meeting people ina television broadcast "A Little Afraid" · · Tom Huffine ls dying Qf torwith his economic .advisers at this time. Nixon has been engroilsed in minal cancer. With only about "My family kep\ after me to today. Presidential ' aides were en- the tiring chore of listening to a year to live he wants to seD , see a doctor but I just wouldn't . gaged in meetings to evaluate the 44 remaining taped Water· his $20,000 retirement in- go. I. guess I w"" really, dO!!P Nixon's chances of overcoming gate conversation which mllat surance policy lor $18,000 in down, a UtUe afraid. But wben, the lmpeacbment panel's alle- be surrendered to U.S. District caah "so 1 can live a little one day, I discovered some lumps near by groin, I decided gations of involvment .in tjle Court Judge John J. Sirica, before I die." Huffine, 50, bad worked as to see a physiclali." Watergate cover-up, abuse of 110me of them on Friday. , The doctors<; discovered Warren declined Wednesday chief engineer at the Fenwick presidential powel'!l and defito reaffirm a brief statement Club here until last August Huffine oot on)y had terminal . ance of subpoenas. Press secretary Ronald Zie- he had made last Saturday in when doctors told hlm he had caocer, but was also suffering from hardening of the arteries, gler has been ·unavailable' to San Clemente, Calif., In whicll . malignant lymphoma an enlarged llV!!f, low blood he bad said: "We remain cancer of the lymph glands and reporters for the last three absolutely confident that the blood. sugar, emphyserila, a tumor of days, "if 1can fmd someone to give bls back, cervical arthritis and otbei' ·aides assumed a low House will not vote to,impeach . me $18,000 in caah,' I will sign degeneration of the spinal Phone book cover profile, and when a ,television the President." Reporters tried in several over my retirement. insurance cord. network asked for a White Huffine said he takes 32 and House spokesman to take the way$' but they could not get policy to them," Huffine said. rep~ts offered President's side in a half-hour Warren to repel!! the, slate· "That way 1 can PaY my debts, sometlmes more than 60 pUis fix up my home and still be <!aily. Pain Is occurring more COOLVILLE __:_ A bQuquel of special report on lmpeachment ment. All he would say was that able to do the things during the freqUently Bl\d more lntensly .IIJ!fi_ers featured on the cover the other night, none accepted. ''there Is no change .iii. our next year I would have done if I but he is still able "to get White House speech writer 0! the 1974 telephone directory Patrick I around." J. Buchanan said confidence in the conatilutinnal had lived to 65." . is being delivered to all "They say the cancer can Wednesday. that Nixon · has process !'nd there isn~ ,~nge He said such a ·transaction customers of Western Reserve attack any orgaa in my body at TelephOne Co., according to "Wlder acUVe conslderation '' a 'In our confidence in thelllcts of would give the buyer a $2,000 ·anytime," he sild. uWhen this the matter ... a11d ttie lab)!! of profit. propoSai to asii the HouSe to Glenn Arnold', commercial happena, · t he organ, if possible, the matter do ·not sup~ the · "I'd like to go to Hawaii, The floral impeach him without debate in . manager. charges." . r' . Florida and then there's a will have to be r.emoved. I have arrangement was created by order to move on to a speedy beautiful lake dowh in Ten- a year or maybe a lillie longer. natl~y known arllst, Alan Senate trial. , LAF~ ; A D~Y But the Idea quickly was ahot nessee ... " he said in a Wed- The only sure tliing Is !hat the Chiara. ~ bouquet, which down by congressmen nesday telephone interview. disease is tenninal.'' appears on some 800,000 MidHuffine is a self-described Huffine's mother had died ol Continent Corp. directories from both sides of the aisle who "go-getter." ,_ branded it as "offensive'' ,and a · cancer and, although he ad·.II!!~ Coolville, ReedsviUe, "I worked my way up from mitted he had sometimes Chester and Uttie Hockipg, "cop:-aut." . an electrical helper to a lead wondered if he too would suffer Buchanan also told reporters Includes Ohio's slate Dower, there has been "setious slipthe disease, he was not pre- electrician with •local electrithe scarlet carnation. cal company.,." he · say~ pared for it. Persons who would like 21'' x page" in the line-up of Nixon's ' "I was feeling fine," he said, proudly. "I wen~ to work with 15" prints ol the · directory supporters in the House. "except 1 'would get tired all the Fenwick Club here as an NiXon himself has remained ClJVer Suitable for frl¢ling may ,the'lime and have to lake fre- oogineer's helper 'and in three pick them up free of charge at silent on the subject and basically in seclusion since his quent naps. Driving home from 'years I got my chiOf engineer's the loeal bueiness office. A chief work I would have to ahake license and became ' hsndlliig charge of $1 will be return to the White House from ;, tlklay stay in California. · myself to stay awake. But I "Talk about sneak.y 1 YouJin'ly made for prints ordered by Deputy Press Secretary Ge- learn the ABC's, and t~~n ·they was at the peak of my career llllll or·telephone. To order by ;:, .. ·r t rald Warren said there were no hrin8 on aU them other letters." and I thought I was just pushpbcme, callll87-3111. WASHINGTON (UP!) Some of President Nixon's key aides 8fe saying privately for the first time that he Is likely to be Impeached by the House and face a Senate trial. . Their pessimistic auessment Is the result of a change in atittudes which !bey have observed among House members In the aftermath of six days of televised House Judiciary Committee lm· peachment hearings. · "A regrouping is going on," said one' White House official. He Indicated NiXon has oot yet engineer at the club. ''I think st. Jude, you know, the saint of the impossible, had a lot to do with my success. I pray to St. Jude twice a day and meditate a lot on my prayers," he said. Six Cbildreo said. "SUddenly, out of a clear blue sky,. 1 got tbe idea of seUing my retirement policy. I stiU have enough Insurance to take care of my wife after I go, but 1want to do things with her that we would have done if I could have lived." Huffine said bls outlook on life has changed since he learned he has terminal · Huffine has six children, ranging in age from 18 to 29. They aU live away lrom his borne and occassionaUy give cancer. "I notice th.lngs more around him money. iiBut," he said, "They are me and I see things I didn't young and really don't have even see before," he· said. "I appreciate each day more. much themselves." "I don't care if it is r$ing or He gets a small monthly income froDl Social Security snowing or sleeling," he added. and veteran's benefits and he "Alotofpeoplecomplain about and his wife buy food stamps. the weather and a lot of things, "One day I was just sitting but I know this, just to be able and wondering what would to wake up anymore and be happen to me and my wife," he alive is reaDy almost enough." VICKY GAKDND. 'evening. Ml'!l. Clara Howery sold her home to Clay Jordan and moved to Middleport In an apartment with the Martina. Mr. and Ml'!l. F. 0 . Whaley spent WednesdaY a11d Thursday with J,va Gilkey. They , oame lor Frederick Dixon's funeral. He was Whaley's uncle. Mr. and Ml'!l. Dale Whaley of Albany Visited Mr. a11d Mrs. Bob Alkire SIJ!ldaY evening. Mr. al!d Ml'!l. Larry Clark a11d daughters visited the Bob Clarks a11d Roy Wlsemans Sunday. . Ml'!l. Roy Wiseman was on the sick Ust last week with sore throat and earache. Mrs. John Morris just returned from a tour of the West with her son In Col1111lbus, 0. They Visited ~r daughter while on the trip. Mrs. Nelson visited her mother over the weekend. Dale Williams and Robert Jewell attended a ahooling match at Albany Friday . evening. Mrs. Laurel See and daughter of Zanesvllle, 0. .visi.ted her parents, the M. A. Epples recently, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball a11d grandsOn of Col1111lbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Young. . Mr. and Mrs. Charley Anderson of Michigan spen't a few days with bls mother, Ella Anderson recently. ' Hank Aaron. He's his own man." NOTiCE OF PUBLIC NOTICE fiU8LIC SALE The unknown heln, devl,ees. PONIES TD PULL TO WHOM IT MAY - CON · · le"gateu, execulors , ad ministrators and assigns of TUPPERS PLAINS - The · c~~~~e is hereby given that on Nellie Adkins, Deceased ; the Tuppers Plains Pony Pulling August 12th , 1974~ at 10 :00 A .M. unknown .he,lrs, devisees •. ~ociation will hold a pony a public sate will be held at ·legatees, exe ·c utor!l. ad· Smith . Nelson Motors, Inc ., mlnlstrators and assigns of pull Saturday at 7 pJn. at Bar- Pomeroy, Ohio, to sell f r cash Florence Taylor, Deceased; the 9 30. Weighing will _begin at 4 the following collateral , to wit: unknown heirs, devisees, Oldsmobile, A dr .• ser . No. legatees, executors, · ad · p.m. There will be three 1972 3L39H2E"l81.485, said collateral mlnlstrators and assigns of classes, 1,050, 1,350, and 1,650. being held to secure an A.ndrew Taylor, Deceased ; the obtlgatlon ·arislng u.nder a retail unkndwn heirs, devisees. · 1 legatees. executors, ad l ns t a I men I secur II Y agreemen . mlnlstrotorsand assigns of Will (condltlonal sale contrBctl executed by ~arry e . Salley, Moore, Deceased; the unknown • A 1 205 M 'd heirs, devisees, legatees, R ·tvervtew 1 • executors , . administrators and P s. ' dleport, Ohio and held b:Y assigns of Harry stevens •. Wet Eyes General Motors Acceptance Deceased ; tl'le unknown heirs, If you wear mascara to the Corporation as secured party . devisees, legatees, executors. Said public sale Is to be con · beach ~ .. sure to carry some ducted according to the laws of adnllnlstrators and nstgns o1 Lt.,~cy Stevens, handy eYe make-up remover the state of Ohio . General Florence Motors AccePtance corporatiorr Deceased; lhe unknown heirs, pads to use after coming out reserves the right to bid at this dev.lsees, legatees, executors, of the water. · SBie. administrators and assigns of The collaterBI -Is presently Nellie Rucker, Deceased; the t unknown heirs, devisees. stor:ed anct may b e seen a legatees, · executors, adSmith Nelson Motor Company, mlnlstraton and anlgns of Inc .• Pomeroy , Ohio . Henry Lawson, DeCeased; the GENERAL MOTORS unknown heirs, devisees, ACCE.PTANCE legat'ees, executors, ad· CPORPORATION mlnlstrators and uslgns of R. P . Skinner, Deceased and the (Bt 1. 1tc unknown , heirs. devisees, iegatees, executors. ad PUBLIC NQTICE mlnlstrator!l and assigns of Notice 'Is· hereby given tt:-at · Aim.,. B. Skinner, Deceased will sealed bids will be recelved , at tak' nollce that on the 12th. day the office ·of the Village Council of July, 1974, James Singer, until 12 o'clock noon on the 2nd being Plaintiff, filed his day of September , 1974 for the Complalntln the Common Pleas purchase · of the following coUrt, Meigs ·county, Ohio, In described real estate : case No. 15,610, against the The following cJescrlbed Real above named partle!l and ·By lawrellft E. Lamb, M.D. view of your doctor's remarks; Estate situated In the Village of others . demanding that all county of Meigs and claims of the defendants may be DEAR DR. LAMB - I would it must be small. The problem Pomeroy, State of Ohio : Beginning 60 feel adjudged null and void, and that Uke you to explain abQut an is that even a small weak spot and 7 inches southwesterly from Plaintiff's title be quieted on Lot s.outhel!sterly corner of Lot No. -425 In Pom,e roy's aneurysm. I have ·one in my can result in a blowout, or a the 151 in Sa i d VIllage on Second Addition to to~er Pomerov now Street, at the southeasterly Incorporated In the village of atomach. Tbe doctor said it rupture. corner of the building now or Middleport, Meigs County, could rupture a11y time or One never knows when it wiU formerly owned by. said City of Ohio . Reference Deeds Vol. 82, Pomeroy (known as the City p 585 11 0 1 80 Pages 212 ond maybe never. . happen. It may not cause any H.lll age ' ' • ., thence northWesterly ·213 , Deed Meigs When it does rupture, wiD pain in this location. Rather the parallel with the westerly line of county , Ohio.Record&, . You are required to answer . 011e have Unie to see the doctor , loss of blood may cause shock, Lot 151 , 100 feet or to the north line. Of an unnumbered lol, the complaint within 28 days before It floods the stomach? just as hemorrhage from any loceled between lots numbered after tht t.n t pub!lcation of thiS What are the signs of It bur- . other cause may cause ahock. ·1·s1 and 152 In said Village, notice, which will be publlsl'led Southwesterly following once each week for six sue sUng? Sometjmes there ls pain If the . thence the northerly line of Lot 152 Bnd ce$slve weeks, and the last if a11d wben they.operate, do layers of the artery start the heretofore mentioned un . publication will be made on numbered LOt to tl'le north · August 29th., 19H. Answer date they use a piece of artery from splitting apart, eastertv corner of the premises wilt be Septl!ml:ier 27th. 197-t. the leg or plastic? One never knows whether an now or formerly owned by The. In case of your faUure to Elberfeld Realty company fFo( answer or otherwise respond as aneurysm will cause a slow reference deed see Vol. 161, permitted by the OhiO Rules ot DEAR · READER - Our leak at first or whether it will page 3501. Thense southeasterly Civil Procedure w1thln the time wht the westerly line of stated, judgment bY default will arterlea are thick-walled be a real blow out with a p.erallei L.ot 152 to Second Street, thence be rendered against you far the elastic tubes, much like an sudden loss of llle. It Is. norlhenterly following .the relief demanded In lhe com · line of Lot 152 and the . plaint . lnnerlube for a Ure. And, they the unpredictable nature of the sOulherly unnumbered Lot located be· When a aneurysm that causea .moot tween Lots 151 and 152 to the are made up of LARRY E . SPENCER, of beglnning 1 This !Of· to be Clerk of Courts eegment Is dlaeallld, . usually doctors to recommend surgery place sold Is known as the Clly Hall, Court of Common Pitas from lalty-cboleoterol ' lor such problema today. The Pomeroy, Ohio . - Mtlgs County, OhiO Js .atso Included a strip Pam trOr, Oh lo · depoeits, it may I*Jloon out surgery Ia a lot easier n_ow than. ot There lend on the easterly side ot like a weak spot on an Inner It Wll8 a few years ago. Tbey the herein ctescfibed pr emlse s o .(7) 18, 25 (8) 1, l r l$ 1 22, 29, 7t.c from Second 8 treet 1o tube. Thla area Is weakened - a synthetic graft, Uterally a extending the rear of seld Lol, a strip 5 . DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB . ., .. perfal mIll I p.m. !rom tha main outdoor otage. Jean Shepard has grown in popularity and talent and moved to Nashville, Tenn. to join tlie Grand Oie Opry. ' . Porter and Speck coming- in for . fair Grand · Old ()pry liars are among the llntclauentertaJnmentunder canlract qaln this year for the Mason County Fair. One of ''big time" . enterlalners, will l!e Porter Wqooer and. the . Wagon Masten wilb a ihow to be allaed Saha'day at 9 p.m. on llleautd1J11r alagf. tn previous engasementa bent,prlltDialiOMweremade bJ Wc- In 1be Miemoon llld eHIIflle, but thia year's IPJ1IW•DI will be Umlled to lbt pelfwa,...., wW be Speck PT. PLEASANT - •1111Jii11111&m. J!l&hl._t of the TV · 1ft 1111 1!111 ud yellow ahoes adds to the fun wben he talks With Sadie. Another popular entertainer will be Jean Shepard doing Thursday evening's ahow from the main o~tdoor stage at 9 p.m . She .replaces Faron Young previously scheduled, for that lime but who became committed elsewhere. Miss Shepard fronts the Second Fiddles, a five member .male band. She is married to Benny Birchfield, a musician, lilnger an.d prominent member of Nashville'& music communlty. Together, · Jean and BeMy have revamped her ad and orga111zed her first lull time bane!. She belli!' profeuionally at 11e 14 In California when she oame up wllb the Idea of for· llllnC u Ill Pi -..tern IWinC band called, "Tile Melody Rauch Girls." • 118118 and 'pb)yed the string bass·. It didri•t lake the public long to recognize this group was good. Soon they were playing for dances and ·making radio appearances. Miss Shepard cut her first record at 15 and from that time on waa- well on her way professionally, She joined Red Foley and other atars on the Ozark Jubilee alter moving to Sprlntfield, Mo. and from there she moved to the Grand Ole ()pry. · She was recenUy nominated for the Grammy Award for the "Best Country Ftmale Vocal Performance of the Ye!/1: There will be entertali'i!llent for allqe llfOUPII. Next Tueeday, or the ' lint day ·of the Fair, Kopperfleld will appear on the main ·ou~ door stqe for two perform· ances, one at ,4 p.m . .-:1 the . WILMiNGTON, Ohio (UPI) - Despite the NFL Playel'!l Assoclstlon strike, Cinclnnall Bengals' Coach Paul Brown predicts both !be Bengala and Miami Dolphins will suit up . " "., "representative" teams for .. w their pre-6e88011 opener. "Both clubs will certainly field representative teams Saturday night," says Brown. "It ahoulci be an intereating game and it will be a real test lor us sincewe'regoing against the bl!st there Ia. "II'llbesomethlng to find out how our young playel'!l perform against a team the stature ol .. • .. Aneurysm is a weak spot '" other at 9 p;m, This is a six-member group blending a combination of muaicians to create one feeling. . . and overstretched. It Is Wednesday the Florida Beys dy 1 will be on s•··e at 2 and 9 p.m.. literally rea lor a b owoul. 006 The artery most .COIIIIIloniy This conalsts of a live-member lnvolvecUa the aorta. It Is the Gospel Group. · bJaoot artery 'we have. It Friday's entertalnQJent wiD begins at tile !Alp of ~ heart, come from the Blue Max, who arches up In the Chell and wiD be on stage for shows lnakes aU-turn. Tben it.paaea beginning at 2 and 9 p.m. down next to lhe spine, through The Putnam County Pickers the dlaphi'agm al1d Ill! down to wiD be here lor :shows on · the lower I pine. Here It Saturday afternoon of the Fair. brlllcl!elilltotwomaln!Grlta to '111eirperforma11ces wiD be at l supply blood to the lep. AlonJI p.m. and 4 p.m. Tbe group Ia the way tiJia grut artery known to offer a rare com· provides llrucllee to carry binaUon of dlffeoent mualcal blood to ~I the' e~ body, lnfluenceo, but are alike In 1n1n lllelr de8lre that music ' !bey ~~d~ your play must be fun lor the letter that the weak ~ In llatenero as weD 81 the P'r· your aorll Ia below the diaphragm IQ!I bu raul\ld In formers. the ballooned lxaiiJIIU!"YIIII. tn Miami.'' U the strike continues, moot NFL teams apparently will from Rich Coggins got a leadoff walk to start the first Inning rally against Perry. Paul Blair singled and Tommy Davia was . weekend's initial pr1>61!ason games, However, the Bengala' and ·Dolphins' training camps have been. two of the best at-. tended by veteraris. As of today, the Bengals had '1:1 veterans In camp-more than half the squad. How8rd Fest became the '1:/th veteran to defy the strike when he checked Into camp here Wednell!lay afternoon. A 6-8, :112-pound guard, Fest has long been one of the mainalllys of the Bengals' line. Meanwhile, the Bengala' picket line alio got a rein-forcement -Lemar Parriah. Parriah, a regular corner· osu recruits •• 'great athletes' • ' .. . year of recruiting," said OSU chief recruiter Ralph Staub. "We think we got a group . th . with comparable to e qne Rex Kern and that group. 11 0f ·COUfse, they have to , said Staub "But that 11 • . prove. • · group bad a lot of . great athletes, llld we feel "" have a lot of great athletes on this one, too " . . •• & --. -... . -. .' oo!':::!": ~~~d = tackle was playing out bls option In Order to join the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football wgue next year., I 11 It was obvloUB Ste,ve waan t going to make it here," said Brown. "We kind of save up on him when it looked Uke he gave us , up _(10 • •• •~ '• 298 Second St. Pamenly, 0. •• •• ••.. ' ' •• • lilt by a pltdl to load the buoo. the victory on Tam Grleve'a Bob Grieb singled to right el&hth-lnnlng peril ice fly . field on the o.2 pitch, IICOfina ~e Foucault picked up the Conlna and Blair. Boo& wlnwith4Winn!npofahutout Powell walked to to.cl the reUel ball. ba- apln and Bayk!r slnlled Red 8ft t, Tlcen l to center, 1C0f1!C Doovla and . Luis Tlant won IU fifth Grlch. Earl Wl1llama walbd atralebt complele game vlcond BayI«, wbo went to second tory to pick up his lith triumph m an outflel4 .,..,...., came ond Ue Wilbur Wood lor the around on a pair of grwndouts league lead as the Red Sox and the Oriole's were ahead to downed the t1gen. Baoton won stay, II with live unearned runs in In the otber AL gameo, the fourth Inning alter catcher Ka!1Bas City.edged Minnooota, Gene Lamont dropped 1 third 3-2; TnaanlppedOotldand, 7-4: llrllte. CaUfornta routed Chicago, 14- Yanb' 4, Bre,.... I ' 4; Booton edgod Detroit, 5--4, Dick11drowandS.. rkyLyle and New York beat MU118ukao, , cot11blned lor a ail-bitter to 11ft 4-3. • the Yanko to a triumph over Royall 1, Twa % o Milwaukee. Elliott Maddox AmOaOtia' two-run homer In scored the winning run in the the ninth lilted Ka_. City to eighth Inning on Walt Wllllaml' the victory over Mlnneaota. Infield forceout. Bill Trkvers Oils' homer followed a single look the 1-. by John Mayberry a"" broke ABcell 14, While Sox 4 up a pltcblng duel between Designated hitter Frank Steve Buaby and Bert Robinson drove in three .l'11111 Blyleven. Buaby needed help in with a pair of doubles to lead the ninth lmlng from Doug Calllornla to the triumph over Bird while recording his 1f!th the White Sox. The Angels win. exploded lor live runs In the Jlaqera 7, A's I seventhlnningafterblowlngan Texas otarter Steve Hargan early W lead and made it a blew a il-0 lead wben Oakland iout with five more in the scored six ru111 in the third, but eighth. the Ringers came back to gel Padres, 15-4 By BliL MADDEN UP1 8pol'la Wrilet It now ~ become lncreaa-lngly WUUe StsrgeU and Tom SOlver, two , aupel'llan who bave. sone their separate ways when the oeaaon-end baseball writen awarda are _given Out, once apln will play key roleo In the outcame of the National wgue East's minipennant race. The Pittsburgh Pirates and New Yo*' Meta - who've trailed N(; 'I!:Ut lilies back and forth since the inception of the two-dlvialon set-up completed a three-tame eeries Wednesday with the Bucs tak!Dc an,J-3 declainn. But ~~t~·ldeo giving the cld1. CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cin-cinnati Red'B lefthander Do~ Gullett could have had hia first major league no-bitter Wednesday night If only Roger Metzger had been left out of the Houston Aslroo starting lineup. Metzger collected the only two hits of the game off the 23year-old Gullett as the Reds blanked the Astros, W, to split a two-game series at Riverfront Stadium. Gullett, who Is quickly becoming the ace of the Reds' pitc bing staIfI surrend ered a single to Metzger In tbe fourth d othe in th inning an an r e seventh enroute to f~g his 13th victory of the season against seven losses. Gullett struck out eight and gave up two walks In picking up his sixth win in his last seven decisions, Johnny Bench and Ce~ . Germimo rapped out two hits each to lead the Reds attack. Singles by~ Bench, Tony Chomyszak wasn't surprised by the trade, only disappointed be wasn't cut oo he could play this season with the BeU. · "We expected that the Bengals might do this," he said. "But in a way I would have liked it better If they just cut me. Then I could have reported directly to tbe WFL team. ·· "Now it means tha' I have to move from Cincll\nati to Buffalo and !ben at the end of the season chal1ge to Philadel- Phia." - ' . STORE "OURS: 'MONDAY-SATURDAY I AM-10 PM ...· SUNDAY 10 AM TO 10 Jtd, ,.,, t ·• • .551 "" .442 ,,,_.., ll ol .376 u s...,, I··· w . I. ~(1 . 3r .611 55 .o .550 1 C hlr l t~tort "' n .455 1''111 Tldtweter 37 62 .374 24th Wed"tiiiiiY't •ttt.~lts TICitwlttr A ~oc ht• t•r J , 1st 1 lnn lnOI R.ochnttr 3 T ld.-wtttr o, 2nct, 7 lnn l n'i11 ~ yra c use 4 Ri chmond 2 P•wtucket 9 Mem phlt 6 Toledo 1 Cher lt,ton S n _, BLUE Socket Sets Several Sizes In Stock STAR SUPPLY !=======:: po::er~tbe:~EJ:poll: · :~ln:th:e~opeo:-.er:. Racine. Cillo • ror • f" Wnt LosAngeles ;:· 3~- l~~~ ·t.b: Cincinnati 063 43 · .594 "5 1h ~r~~~'fan ~~ ~y :~~: ~! Oakland 61 43 .517 ~:~::sclty , · ~~ ~r :~g~ Chlca~o ·l ~~nf::~t: til 51 .500 :: ~~ ::z 9 :~~~ ~~lh san Francisco .ts 58 .AS3 20 1h . . W•dneselay's Resuth San [)!ego -44 63 .All 25 Kans.is City 3 Mln.net.ota 2 Wldnesday's Resulls Texas 7 Oakland 6 Pittsburgh B New York 3 California 1-t ·Chtcago .t Montreal 7 Chicago .t, 1st Balttrriore 7 Cleveland .t Montreal 4 Chicago O, 2nd -Boston 5 Detroit 4 Atlanta 9 San Francisco 0 New York 4 MIIWIUkee 3 Clnclnnatl4 Houston o Today't Probable Pltch•rs St . Louis 9 Ph lladtlphla 8 (AU Tlmts I DT) LOs Angeles 15 San Diego A California (Hassler 4· 21 at Today•s Prob1ble Pitchers Minnesota (Corbin 6·31, 8:30 (All Times EOTl p.m . ChiceQo (Stone 3·31 and Texis (Brown 8-81 , at K-ansas. LaRoche 1·31 at New York Clly (Oal Canton 4-..u, 8:30p.m. (Apodaca 3·5 and Sadecki 4·41 Oakland (Holtzman 11-Ut·.at 2,5 : 35p.m . Chicago (Bahnsen 8-12), 9:.00 Montreal £McAnally 6-12) at p.m . , Phllattel,:thla (TwltchEtll 5-3) , New York (Pagan 1-21 · at 7: 35p.m . · · Cleveland (J. Perry -10-8), 7:30 St. Louis (McGlothen \2·11 at p.m . Pittsburgh (Brett '12·71. 7: 35 Baltimore (Garltnd 3-.t) at p .m. Boston {Let 11 -9), 7:30p.m San Diego (Splllner S-6) at Detroit IFrvman 4-6) at Los Angeles (Downing 3-5 or Milwaukee <Slaton 8-11), 8: 30 Zahn 1-1), 10:30 p.m . . p .rn. Cincinnati (T . Carroll 3-0I at · • . · Frfiley't Gamts san Frencl.sco !Caldwell 9-31. N.Y. at CleveJand, twilight 10:30 p.m. Blltlmore at Boston, twilight . (Only games scl'leduled) California at Minnesota, night Friday's Games Texas at Kansas City, night cnlcBgo tt New York, 2, 6aitland et Chicago, night twlnlght ' oet'rolt at Milwaukee. night ' Montreal at Philadelphia. night ' St.. LOUIS at Pittsburgh, night . San Oltgo at Los Angeles, night Cincinnati at San Fran , nlgl'lt (Only games scheduled I Open, called that The ' .: •. .. ~OYALS· GJ.l)T CEPEDA KANsAs:ttrY, Mo. (UPI) - The Ka6.~ii City Royals reportedi''JYfednesday the acquisitiD!i o! Orlando Cepeda, who hit ,:!liP, ·last season lor ihe Boston~" as a designated hitter ~W"g_ued by a knee ailment. ._y Cepeda 'lle.iame a free agent wben he dtew hla releue from Boaton bist March. The Red Sol< used hliD last season ex· elusively as a deaignated· hiiter. He ranked second among all d~nated hitters in RBI's, h~rs, doubles, hits and at lNl;;e hit 20 home ~ and . In 86 ru111. . PliCII• ...,., . 171 .......... .... 1NHIJN6 •• ' with Yucalln in the Mexican wgue. i . .. : '' \f#J/}[]@{]f}!iJ{l}[Q) . ROOF ·PAINT NOTICE Tall Timbers Nite Club .............. ,..,. ,-... - Cepeda liaB been playing u.s. because the competition is open to both amateur and U.S. Fishermen catch and professional golfers, is one of LeFWRE GIVEN . mANCE market more than 240 dif· the world's major golf tour. DETROIT (UP!) - A 22- ferent species of fish and naments. year old minOr league out- shellfish. fielder who learned to play baseball while serving a lour· year prison sentence for armed robbery Will promoted to the big leagues Wednesday by the The Whispering Pines Nita Club Detroit Tigers. . The club said It would take "a gamble" on Ron LeFI(I"e. Is Changing It's Name To••• wbo signed a . contract with Detroit the day he was paroled from- a Jackson, Mich., state f prison last July 2. . LeFlore was called up from · the Evansville farm club of the The Club is changing to a private club. Anierican Association . to reWe will be taking applications July 25 place the injured Mickey to August 15, in person please. · Stanley, wbo suffered a b:oken ' right hand Tuesday night In Thank You Cleveland. Stanley Is expected, . to m1as about nve· weeka of Rod Groves actloO. For Longer Lasting ·.··· Paint Jobs Use Our . ' ~; i· :, ' .. ··~~,J,tr""'' ·~~\~"'l ~<!J .. 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Cey obroke his own Loe Anleles club ..cord of seven RB!a, which he set June I against Odcago. .Canllasla t, PblUioa I A pair of bl& inningo plua the gutty pitching of veteran Bob Glbeon puahed the Cardinals Into a first-place tie with the Phl.ll In the topey-turvy East race. Gibeon (&-1) llruggled Into the eighth, but wasla•ged for five rwil. Prior to the Plrateal-of~putofthreeatShea game, the Phlls amounced the Stadium ',. Wednesday's "rub- extenaion of manager Danny ber" gilall! also focused clearly Ozark's contract for two more on Starg~ a11d SOlver - the years through 1976, men each· of theee two teams Reds 4, All,.. t look to wllen big gemes and Clncy southpaw Don Gullelt pennAnts .re In the balance - twirled a two-hitter to pin hla and the l'fllllls were telling. 13th win of the season agalnat Elaewbere In the NL, Mont- . -en lonel. real 'awepl a doubleheader Braves I, Glallll I from OUcago, 7-t and W; St. catcher Vic Correll belted a Louis 'outlasted Philadelphia, grand slam bomer In the 9-8; ·Cincinnati blanked seventh Inning -his ftrat ever Houst9n,:; 4-0; Atlanta in !be majora -to back the whitewuiied San Franclaco, t- four-bit ahutoul pitching of 0, and Loii~gelea rocked San Braveo' ace Phil Nlekro (11-9). Diego, 15\4/ Expo~ 7-t, C1lba w In the ~rican League it Rookie righthander Dennis Perez ond Dloq Drieuen and gerne In the same frame on a Dave Concepcion's 18crilice sacrifice fly by Perez following was Telai~Oakland 6; Kansas Blair· combined with reUever City 3 Mtnnaota 2; Booton ~ John Montague on a two-bitter fly gave the Reds thdr !!rat two BeliCh's second single. Detroit t; Baltimore 7 Cleve- In the nightcap, while Mike runs In the - d Inning. The Reds open a tw~me land 4, and California 14 Jorgensen drove in live runsIn the third Inning, Geronimo with the San Franclaco Chlcaco 4.. · all . of them unearned -to doubted and ilcored the third Giants tonight at Candlestick run and Joe Morf18n came · ·· yeara has ·suffered · ·1 Stargell, wbo In thetwo last bitter three home with the final run of the Park. setbacks In the NL moat valuable ·player IWee)!llat.ea, put tpe :Plr~tes on their way with a tw<k'un homer In the ftrat lnnln80soover, winner of two Cy.' youJ,g awards, Wll8 bombed 12 hits and eight , ,Mtjor League Standings Americtn Leagut runs In 4 : r~ innings to suffer By United Pren lnternatlon.f Eltt Notto'nol Ltogoo w. 1. pet. g.b. his aeventh Iooa. East 8oslon 55 47 .539 jfrm ,\bel same as I ever w. I. pet. g.b. CleVIIIand 52 49 .515 2'h was;'' 8\arlell said afterward. Philadelphia 53 SD .515 Bal1tmor~t 52 50 .$10 3 1 •'~• "When 11m,hlttlng,l hit 'em all ~~t~~~ ;gh ~t ~~ :·!~~ -;,h · ~!:~~~:e ]1 ~~ :~;~ and When I'm not hitting,. I Montreel -49 Sl .A80 31h ·Detroit -49 53 ..480 New York •• 56 .m 7 . w ..t . Chicago A2 59 .-416 10 w. 1. pet. g.b. don't hit '"allY of them.'' ,FOR GYM SUPPLIES. • •• • . • "The Home of. the Friendly Folks" Rochnt•r Syncuse Toledo Pewtucket .Gullett blanks Astros back, said he had bean relaxing down in Palm Besch, Fla., but · · felt more motivated to join the have very few veteraM for this dozen picketing Bengals rather lban report to camp. The Dolplrlni may hlive more incenUve than usual lor a pre. season game because of a remark attributed to striking COLUMBUS (UP!) _ A Miami veteran Doug Swift. roster of '1:1 football re~ts, A Miami newspaper quoted acheduled to join the varsil}' SWift, the chlh'' player rep, as 2$ h b · saying, "I hope the Bengala team Aug. , as een be 1th (th llol bins) like released by the Ohio Stale a ,f!IJl e P a University. The list contains • gong. the names . of "a lot of great M~nwhlle In the Bengala lhl teo " according to the camp there was OWe reaction ~e . in' charge of Buckeyes to the trading of veteran Steve ecrulllng · Olomyszak to !be Buffalo Billa r "We thb.k we had .a super for a future draft choice. · ·-~~ .. I .. -...•. . plastic tube. The surgeon can teet wide for the purpose of an r~·--;~;~·~·~ .-iiiii;~--, alley, to be used In common by ....._ a.a.· S II II cut it to the she be needs. The tho Methodlll Eplocopol Church ,,. - · I I of Pam eroy, OhiO and tht htreln •· gran Is actually taUor-made; nlmtct. VIllage of Pomeroy , IMNIW'IO,. In view of lhe eeri0111 ,.lure their tucccrs.sort and ·assigns . IIIII 11• • Thert IS IIIlO lncludtd the y I • . _. . . ofiUCh 1 problem, I think you right to ua• an allty, 4 feet end t ahould lllk your doctor to refer 10 .lnchn wldt on the west Sldt I tht herein ctescttbed reel you to a large medical center of estate, said alley to be und In lor an namlnatlon and common with tht Elblrteld Re•ltr Company end the poulble trea~nt. · The large Vlll•o• of Pomeroy for the centen liave llluch more ex· purpott of lngrtll end tOrtes. alit'/ 11 located In Lot 1~2 . perlences in thla type of · seld Said property it to bt iald and u&ery, ~ It ..-Iiy talua convtytd to the hlthttt bidder the following term 1: Cuta fairly JMge taam of trained upon In hend on dar of Hill. people who do llleM typea of Tht right II r'IUrYitd 10 rtitc l any and all bids . operatlmo Ill the lime. Alter luCce8lful aursery the R•tph Werry, President of Couo~ I ouU~ Ia -Uy quill good, . Dele Smith One of my la-'111 po~tlenta t.d Mayor IIIII operation mart IbiD 11 Jane Welton · yun qo and even thoUgh be Clerk Ia In hla '1111 be il .more active II! 1, I. 15. 21. 19, !tc than moot men In their liDo . else." Bengals to face Dolphins " ••... !a3rora. timore Orlolea Wedneaday nlghlaahe faUed Iii hl.a fifth try lor his 18th victory. The Orioleo wound up with 1 7-f triumph over Cleveland. Back on July S, Perry won hll 15th alnight victory to boost his re<:Cil'd to 15.1. He wu me game away from tying the American wgue record lor COIIII!Cutivevtctoriea. Now he's 1!1-6 and has IO!IIIour atraight. Perry Is phUoeophlcal about It alP. " Some nights you don't throw as hard as you do on others," he said. "I felt good. I have no compla\nlll. A couple of base hits went through on the ground, but that's the way the game ts Played. I went to my breaking baD after the first couple of Innings because you've got to try _something Would he make a good manager, though? "I doo't even know whether I made a good manager," Eddie Mathews answered, doing a neat end-around. "()ne thing I can tell yo.u," he said. "I think Hank As ron has bandied himself magnificently aU the way. Absolutely mag- .· nificently, 1 was proud to be his teammate and his manager. I'm proud to be his friend." · s. w. '111URSDAY JrAJJI ENTERTAINERs- Jiu She!*'d and ''Tile Second Fiddles" wW provide entertainment lor the . evening show August 8 at the Muon County Fair. They will can't win. Perry, wbo haln't won IInce July 3, wu oheUed for lill rwtl In four , inninp by the Bal- managership. Not so much becauae It's such a seMitlve subject but beeawoe both knew- each other's view-a on it and neither felt there reaDy wal an~ more to talk about. More than a week bu paned now sin'-"' Vlco President Eddie Robinson let go Eddie Mathews ond replaced him with Clyde King, al1d Mathews still lnoista he has "abaolutely no resentment" toward anybody connected with the club. "lllaten to the Braveo' games on the radio every night and pull for 'em," Mathews says. "Listen, I have no ill feeling toward Eddie Robinson .r anybody with the Braves. They did all right by me. I wu very fortWI8te. ~ ·vou hav~ to remember I was oUt of baseball two yeano and lbey brought me blct as a coach and then named me manager. I managed my own way, too. They didn't put any roslricUons on me.lwumyown man. Theyallowedmetobe. · "U you get fired managing the way somebody else wanla you to, then you've got room lor regret. But !did limy way,lhe way Eddie Mathews wanted to do lt. I'm sure nunora are, going around about tlie reasons I was !Ired. There are always rumors, but Ican'lhelpthat.Ididn'lgo In there and aay •you have to give me a reaaon why you're doing tbls.' They didn't lay out a list of apeciflcatlona. They just felt a change was In order. That's all lhere was to it. "Whe'n they told me !bey were making a change, I said 'you're the bou.' I underatand baseball weD enough to know changes 110111etimoo arO"neceaaary, But my relatlooahip with the Braves Isn't any different than II was. It's line. I'm talidng to ihem about a jobnow.Iwanttostay In basebaUinsomecapacity . "Manage again? Right now I think.talking about it would be a Utile prematUre." On Asaron, Atlanta's exmanager aays: ·· "I think If a man wanla to change his mind, he'B entitled. Women do It aU the tame. The thine some people never reaDy understand Is that Hank bas been under tremendous pressure. Being Hank Aaron, he's watched so carefully and every word he says Is Uatened to lntenUy. "I'm not saying be was ·mlaquoted. He aaid what be did over teleVIsion as well aa to the press. But aren't you and I allowed to change our opinions? Isn't everyone? Why shouldn't Hank Aaron be allowed the same privilege as any other Individual? ''Now I see where. they're saying he's Ustening to the Rev. Jesse Jackson too much and that he's only saying what Jesse Jackson tells him to aay. I don't know anything about that. I know 1 have people here In Atlanta I rely upon a great deal. What's wrong With that? "Knowing Hank as I do, though, I think he's smart enough to form his own 9Pinions. People have a tendency to underestimate Harrisonville Society News $2,000 profit offered for chance ' ·to live a liu~e before he dies Key aides expect tri~J. UPI 8paril Wriler Jual a month qo, Gaylord Perry eoulm'l be. Now he By MILTON lliOIMAN UP1 Spona EdUor ' . inches tall a11d weighs 130 litis in the Mason County Fair pounda. Her eyes are hazel, ber Queen coolest will find com- hair brown. A senior at Point Pleasant pellllon l>ard thls year before lhe winnel'!l are announced in a High, she attended Wurzberl ,program to begin at 7;30 p.m. American High School In Tlleaday evening, Aug . 6, on Germany her first three yeara. In Germany slit was a lhe main outdoor stage. Two of lhe glrls are Vicky Gardner sophomore cl&ss treasurer, secretary of the French Club, and .Ava Lynn Krimm. Vicky is the 17-year-<>ld secretary of the Teen · Club, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. student council representative, William C. Gardner of 2704 member of the Girls Athletic !lncoln Avenue. She ts"I!JI! feet Assn., a11d was a member of .,d four inches tall, weighs liS the Modern Dance Club. At pounds and has brown eyes and PPHS sbe is a member of the hair. Asenior at Point Pleasant National Honor Society. ' Durin'g her sophomore year High SChool, she is active In the Youth For Retarded Children she was a hornecomlng attend- · and Y-Teens and attends ant and in her freshman year Heights United Methodist was Winter Fonnal Princess. She was active In the CanChurch. Her hobbies are cooking, softball, swimming, dystriper organization for the American Red Q-oss while in and horseback riding. After high school she plans to Germll!IY, Here abe attends the becO!De a Special Education Catholic' Church in Gallipolis.· Her hobbies are swimming, Teacher. cyling, horseback riding, Ava Lynn Is the daughter of dancing, bowling and sewing. Mr. and Mrs. John Krimm of She plans to attend .college Gallipolis Ferry. She is 16 and major in nursing. years old, Is live feet and eight a1 vrro ITELIJN() Sport Parade PT. PLEASANT - The 14 Dodgers rout ·Perry lo$es, ·7-4 Today's Utttf'NtiHII Ltat•tllalfl...l ay ORited 'r•lllftternetffltel 9 S.turd1y Middleport • ,, I SHOP OUR COMPI.Ett PAINT DEPARTMENT ' '. '' • • .1EBERSB~.!!~RDWARE 110 W. MAIN ,. POMIIOY "• • �• • .- • • _ , . DIIIIJ ......., , llldolopart-Pcmeroy, o .• 'lbunday, Aug.!, lt'Tt . • Fint Meigs LL Tourney b~ on Saturday --~- MD,I&Jlm.aam ONTARIO, CIJII, ( UP!) - -- lln•••·•oocwrlt•r )1m. 1tu l''h•et Annual !~edge L1 ttle League Tournament ""o h D. . R. l'L R .... ~ " · ll-; p, 8-.5' '1:00 fl e.'-o l " " II. . 't:oo F••~D~A • a n~ . . " '" - « g. i . ~ " t. : OO ~ -3 f tE.L.O I I . . RAu"' '- 8- to R, T 8-3 ~.. < >\ N O ,.. I)·'". . .$ "'" ""· :t. , 8-S (. :oo F(II<. Ll) . ,b.,oo t < n N v >L..~ f. . <u . . , H£. ti> Til.o ' li· J I FOILOWUIOIIU~-·Jidii;,JWwll 111)' ........ 11 IIR,IJ;-•, . . . what It looted Ult:e in front of the S,...~ l'r'NbYterlan Churdl, second St., Syr;cuse, following the 1913 flood. Pereona plctw-ed no doubl - e on the cleanup committee, In the group (not in order) are Ge«ge Polla, deceiMCI; Hele!l Dean Wetzel, of Columb1.18; Hannah Thomas, Molly Guinther, Cllnton Roberta, M..-y H. Jones, Miriam Dean, Jane Mathew!OII Campbell, Harry Potts, Aaron Nease, Mena Guinther, Glboon Cooper and Edney John Edwards, aU deceased, and Augwlta Potts of Syracuse. The pew In front, the only one that remained, stlll18 in uae inbactCllthecburdi.AJlpnrawere purchased oewfollolrinil tbe~. .' (.11AMPION . ~ :oo Ftt.a..O :t. C:.• Oo Ft .E L D I ~-8 t. :oo Ft £ \..0 been aaleettd 11 ·. '.. I .. ( . .,, fr. ... . POLLY'S PROBLEM PEAR POLLY - My an.U granddaughter drooled black ~ jelly bea111 on my white permaoeQ!.j>ress pique W'eu. I hope 10me resder can tell me how to remove the reeultlng black stain. - MRS. H.W.M. Matc hes were s old in Hanchow, China from A.D. t?O and called "fire -inch· atlcks". Marco Polq Wit· aeosed their use during his . trip to China in the 13th cen· tury. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve conce1111 those shoppers in lllrse .,..ermarkeb who pick up wtlclea in the refrl,gerated area. decide they do not iwant them and then set them d010t1 on any lbellln IIOIU'e!rlcerated IJpllee. I personally have seen thl8 and notk.ed clerU and managers make 110 effort to put them back in Ute l'lcbt place. I wonder if IIUCb wticles may even stay where they were left by llhoppenfor days.- JOE. DEAR POLLY ...: I am writlnjj in ft8atd to Mrs. J.M.D.'s problem with Cleantnc her cMIIhed marble statues. A friend of mine c!Mna hera by Uling a aofl toothbrush dipped In soap suds. She wlpee It dry with a cloth. I have not tried thl8 but do know they will crumble if they get wet. We sprayed ours with clear lacqw,r 10 I can eully clean ihem by using a damp cloth. Our otatu• are kept In a bookcase with glass doors and they stay - - THE' ' (.: 00 Tile first annual Meigs Little League Tournament begina thl8 Saturday, with aU games played on the Middleport Park dlamoods. AU tesniS should be at the ball fields at least a hl1lf .hour before game time. The new tourney, comprised exclusively of llieigs County teams, will end Aug. 10 with the championship ·game, beginning at 6 p.m. There wiD 11e lndivlduallnlphles for all players on ihe first and second place teams. Zides of Marietta donated a big trophy for the championship team. ToiU'nament directors are Milford Hysell and Rich Hovatter. Cable channel five will cover the championship game, • Umpires will be Art Stobart, Clyde Ingels, Rick Stobart and Homer Smith. remam. " Browns, Rams· clash Friday HIRAM, Ohio (UP!) - When Quarterbacking the Browns the Cleveland Browns take the will be free agent Will Cureton ball against the Los Angeles a! Easl Texss State, whom Rams Friday night their most · Skorich has called impressive. experienced personnel will be And two other free agents, at the running '· back and offensive Iackie H;u-old Ssmpreceiving positions. . Two veterans at rwining back will be Ken Brown and Hugh M·cKinnis. Brown is TWO ON WAIVERS starting hill fifth season as a · PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) pro and McKinnis had three Veteran Bob Christian and rookies Ralph Bobik and Steve· seasons i~ the Canadian Mitchell were placed on waivLeague before coming to the ers Wednesday by the Phoenix Browns two years ago. . . Suns. ' The receivers will include . The departure of Chris!ian, a six-year veteran tight end Chip 6-foot-10 four-year veteran of Glass and Si!COnd-year man the Natio~L Basketball AsSteve Holden plus' either soclatiori:, left Phoenix only one . veteran Gloster Richardson or experienced center, Neal Bruce Janowski. Walk. Wide receiver Holden was a· General manager Jerry dillappointment in his rookie Colangelo said John Shumate sea1011 but head coach Nick .of .Notre Dame, the Sun's top Sl!orich ·has praised his per- choice in th1s yeal''s draft, had formance in training camp demonstrated in rookie csmp here this summer. lie could play center. . ' . kEEP YOUR OOOL WITH AWINDOW FAN FROM :773-5513 NUW ,IMPROVED! INSTANT ft . PULLSTRAP ADJUSTMENT! sOn of Southern University and Cleveland will go with 11 Jim Combs of linebacker experienced players, the three . ' Boston College, wiD be in the free agents and a total of eight starting lineup. · draftees on the starting Brown and linebacker Jim rosters. The Rams will have 16 Romaniszyn have been chosen veterans among their starters as c~atains for the Rams for the first .exhibition game.· game. ' Stars triumph DAN HINDY, mE SPEAKER ABOVE, president of the Circleville Area Olamber of Commerce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cass Hindy, Middleport, presided last week for groundbreaking ceremonies of the PoUutlon Control Project at Circleville. In the group iS Ira Whitman, director of the Ohio .Environmental Protection Agency and Circleville Msyor Franlt; B8rnhlll Jr. ' · Linesoore& Major League Resulh By Unitecl Press International Natlon0111 Le~gue ( 1s1 g011me) Montreal 201 00-4 000- 7 9 0 Chicago ooo 200 002- 4 6 2 {9), Hraboskyo (9.) anti .Sim mons ; Ruthven, Garber (2) , (oil), Scarce (6) , Schueler Richert (B) and Boone. wp.......:. Gibson (6 .9). LP - Ruthven !4 8) . HRs- Brown (6 th). Schm idt (23rd }. Cleve Los Ang 006 001 035- 15 12 1 San Diego 000 201 001 - .t 7 2 ·Rau (10 -6) and Fergu son ; Frelsteben , Hardy (3). Laxton (3 }, Palmer (6 1, Romo (8) , Johnson (91 and Kendall. L: P--. · Frelsleben {7-6l. HRs - Ce'y '1 (llth and 14th ).- Kendall (71h ), Colbert (11th l. ., American l!eague Kan Clty 000 001 00 2 ~ 3 7 0 Mlnn 000 001 001 - 2 8 0 Busby, Bird (9 ) a"hd Mon tanez ; Blyleven ( 10-121 (l n d Borgmann . WP - Busby (15 -9}. BY JOE CARNICELu from Mars Hill activated just' Torrez , Taylor (4 ) and UPI Sporill Writer before ganietime, was inserted Stinson ; Bonham , Burris (6). ( B) and StetmcfSzek . WP If the New York, Stars have at quarterback and after a -Hooton TaylOr (4 -1). LP - Bonham (9 one knack, it's maldnii a game rocky start, he twice brought 13). HR'- Fanz·o ne .( 2nd ). interesting, even if the oppo- the Sharks Into SC!>"ing poojtion (2'nd game! _ _ nent is reduced io using . a only to be intercepted· once and Montreal 100 102 000- 4 6 0 000 000 000- 0 2 1 quarterback who haan 't played have a nelir TD pass ruled out Chicago Blair, Montague ( 'ji) and the position since high school.. . of boUnds. Foote ; Hutson , Fra i llng ( 7) , Burris (9) aind Swisher . · W~ ­ All ~hree of 'the· Stars' Jacksonville even went to a . Bialr <6 -3). LP- Hutson (0. 1) . previous games were decided shotgun fonnation before the HRs- Singleton (5th ), Fairly H R - Otis (9th) . . ' in the last two minutes and Stars finally held on for the 24- (lOth) . Wednesdsy .night was no ex- 16wlnas Davill' pass In the end ception, although both Jack- zone was knocked down with 18 sonvllle quarterbacks . - Kay seconds to go. Stephenson and Kim Ham"I volunteered to go In," mood - were on the bench in Davis said. "We didn't have the last quarter receiving anybody else. I .was ilenious .000 000 130- 4 10 0 mOclical attention. before I went out' there, but San Fran 000 000 000----' 0 4 3 Detroit Atlanta . 010 020 42x 9 10 0 Boston 000 500 OOx- 5 5 ·0 Quarierback Tom Shennan once 1 got Into the game, 1 D' Acquisto , Moffitt (6). Bar - · LaGrow , Ray (4), Walker (7) gave the Stars a 24-16 lead didn't have time to think about ber (8 ) and Rader ; p ·_ Niekro and Moses , Lamont (4) ; Tiant early in the third period when · it. Somebody had ~do it and 1 (11 -9' ) and ·c orrell . LP - O' Ac - (16 -7) and Blackwell. L P.,- , LaGrow (7 -11) . HRs -Northrup he leaped over a pile of had played some quarterback quisto (9 -9). HR -Corr-ell ( lst l. (10th), Ogilv ie 13rd l. Houston 000 000 00(}--- 0 2 2 defenders for a touchdown and in high school. I 022 000 Oox - 4 8 1 then passed to George Sauer in In other WFL action, Bir- Cine Gr iffin , Richard (6), Cos the corner of the end zone for mingham remained unbeaten grove (8) and C. Johnson ; M011jor League Leaders Gullett 113-7) and Bench. LPby edging winless Detroit, 21- Griffln the action point. By UniteiJ Press International ( 11 -4) . · Le .. dint Batters Then the Stars' defense, led 18; . Houston upset previously National league St . Louis 05~003 010- 9 1-4 o by former National Football unbeaten Florida, 7-6, and Phpa g. 011b r. h pet. 002 010 023- 8 12 0 Gibson , Folkers (9) , Garman Garr , Atl 104 437 63 160 .366 League AJl.,stars qerry Philbin Philadelphla routed Portland, Zisk , Pit 94 332 48 107 .322 and John Elliott, took· over. On 25-7. Southern California is at Smith , StL 94 336 49 lOB .321 Gernm , en 9.4 275 44 as .320 the last play of the lhird period, · Memphillis the national televl- .with 2: 12 left that lifted Bir- Grvy , LA 100 415 64 132 .318 they descended on stephenson slon game tonight. · mingham over Detroit. Reed, a Cash, Phll103 428 6S 135 .3 15 Btknr , LA 91 364 47 114 .31 3 The league had Its worst 6-4 former Grambltrig star, Mntnz as he tried to pass and be went , Phi 88 307 33 96 .313 out with cartilage damage In week In its month-tong exillt- kayoed defensive back Floyd Brock , StL 95 385 61 120 .J12 Gross , Ho 100 360 59 11'l .311 hill knee and bruilled rlba. ence as far as attendance went Priester on the play. Schmdt. Phil In came H8mmond and he but that was tempered by the TeuDII 7, Blazers & 103 350 71 109 .Jll Amer-Ican League wss thl'Ol!"for a nine-yard loss fact that two of the league's . .Jim Nance plunged for a TD g. ab r . h. pet. in hiS fll'st play and then smallest stadiums were in use. in the first period -the first Carw, Mn 100 400 .59 149 ,373 Hargrv , Tx 82 253 37 84 .332 knocked "unconscious oo the New York drew 15,648, Detroit touchdown of the season for Orta, ChI 83 295 46 95 .322 second when the Stars' Jerry 14,614, Houston 16,268 and Houston -and the Texans• Randle, Tx 97 318 45 102 .3,21 Yaz , Bos 97 337 63 108 .320 Elliaon feU on IJ1s head. That Portl8nd 13,757. defense held on to upend Scott, Mfl 102 ' 387 52 121 .313 Florida. John Mallory set up Jacksn , Ok 9.4 323 58 100 .310 . left Jacksonville without a Amerlcalut Z1, Wbeela 18 a , KC 91 324 45 100 .309 quarterback · for almost the Matthew Reed, subbing at Nance's score with a 5!1-yard MeR Stantn, Ceil 73 274 36 84 .307 entire last period; · but the quarterback for the injured interception return and the Rudi .-Oak 100 381 47 116 .304 Home Runs · Sharks still ahnost managed to George Mira, blasted thr<iugh . Houston defense · dropped National League: Wynn , LA pull it out. · · two tacklers at the goal line to Blazer quarterback Bob Davis 24 ; Schmidt, Phil 23 ; Cedeno . Jeff Davis, a running back complete a nlne-ylird TD run six times attempting to pass, Hou 22 ;. Bench and Perez, Cin Bell %5, Storm 7' · King Corcoran hit 18-of-28 Jqst Arrived! New Shipment passes for 182 yards and two .. . ' ~ J . ·TDS as Philadelphia manharr died Portland. Corcoran threw TD passes of three yards in the second period lllld •lne yards in the fourth period to tight end · Levell Hill and set up a 48-yard The elegant look of ;;"ought 'iron In high -impac t polystvrene! ·W ill nOt rust field goal by Riehle Szaro in a fade, warp, peel or denrl Trims a pro: 17-point second-period outburst tects lawns and gardens. Snaplock, also featured John Lllnd's that corners ' · 31-yard TD run follOwing a l"xto Ft. While Wire Fenco, Rog.ll .39 SpocNit !k blocked punt recovery. JSin.x:u in.• ,_ .. ·Fence, flog. nc Spocl•l57c 20 ln.xltln.x~" Corners, Reg. 11 .17 Spoci•J 94c !. Rigid Plastic Wad1ng Pools, 48"x8" Deep The new Caravello Date and Day tells all. 'single glance. AutomatiCally. And the date rese.ts instantlf.- Originally crea'ted for the military, its designed to take a lQt of punishment. 17 jewels. Water resist. teed. And mighty handsome too. Only s4na5 :II"- .. ., • ss• .. Richt or lift Double $8.95 ' COLUMBUS - The Southeast Ohio Farm Bureau Women's Rally will feature Mrs. Bert Frye, ·~ Xenia chalk artist, September 20 · at the Zanesville Branch of Ohio University. SALE OF SUMMER. SHOES Party offour • tours the East • A good buy in shoes is hord to find but we have 'em at fantastic savings on each pair you buy. Quality shoes in brogues, · slip-ani, oxfords, laces and rai~ed . heel and soles. - BARGAINS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY heritage house . . .._A St OUr. r· hom'~"' n Ore , (Baclt View) Middleport, 0. • . . Our Semi-Annual Oearance Sale? ~, PICNIC supplies napkins, plates, cups, table cloths. . forks" spoons. · . SUMMER toys '- Toy DE·CORATIONS Duck ... & ducklings, roosters, flamlngoi ~ egrets, wild gHse. lawnmowers, sand palls, sand · toys. g. arden · sets ; sprinkling cans. WFL Standfnvs ly Unlt•d Press ln1•rn•tlonal fhst W, I• . t. pet. pf PI Florida ·3 1 0 .750 47 31 New York - 2 :Z 0 .500 77 67 Phlle Jaxnvl 2 2 o .soo 73 43 1 ~ o .250 71 78 Central w . 1. t. pet. Pf p• Chicago • o .o t .ooo 12".4 Brmnghm • 0 . 0 l.Ooo 132 Memp~ls 2 1 0 .667 83 ·' .. ,"What's· Left .Sale" 81 81 Hayward Knotts, West Manchester; · Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fraley, sons, West Man. chester; Mr. and Mrs. Dana l:laning, Pomeroy ; Judy Carl and children, Pomeroy; Kevin Morarity, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Collins, Pomeroy; Wayne &ott, POmeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond . Musser, Mary Hysell, Pomeroy, and Billie Jean Krawsczyn, Mlddieport. on her first birthday july 20 TII URSDAY EVANGELINE Chapter 172, RUTI.AND - Mr . and Mrs. Herber t Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs. Julie 7:30 p.m., Middleport Ma.sonlc R!Uott, Rut land, honored their daughter, crump, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and Tem ple. Initiation and all Angela ~'alth Elll'ott, on her first birlhday da ughter Mandy, Miss Cindy Manley, Mr. with a party July 30. · officers 1o wear formals . and Mrs. Wendell Grate, and J . R. Ne w meniber ship w.Qs Guests a ttending were Mrs. Iva Pearson. discussed with the posslbillty LAUR L Cliff llcallh Club Glfts were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Her.y of three new members jolnlng picnic at roadside park on U. S. Stewart, Mrs. Thelma ~lli ott, Mr. and Brown and da ughters Mrs. William Elliott and son Henry. Refreshmenl• ot at lhe next regular meeting . 33 on right going north al 6 p .m. The August meeting will be a Husbands are invited. Pot luck·. Teresa, Kelly and Karla , Mr . and Mrs. cake, l<:e cream, coffee, milk, tea and juice Robert Sisson and sons Robbie and John, were served, picnic at the City Park of FRIDAY ANGELA ELUOlT Parkersbur g on Saturday , HOM EWAR D Bound Tl'io D Augus t 24. Husbands and wlll he at Langsville C'hristi~n (1/ children will be guests. Church, 7:30 p.m. Pubhc ts 'J . Refreshments were served invited . · by the hostess, Joan Smith and SOUTHERN Band Boosters, The unnual Deem fomily Parkersburg ; Mr . and Mrs. S. Elson Long a11d family , Letart, Gray, Rockbridge, Ohio; Mr. c<Hiostesses Sue Dye, Sally 7:30 p.m. al high school, reunion wa s held Sunday, July W. Rayburn and Sterling and w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. James Montgomery, Caldwe ll and Csrolyn Tipps. SATURDAY t1 aL Royal Oak Park. At- Ssm Rayb\U'n, both Howell, N. Parker and family, Marietta ; Logan, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Members present were · Judith I'ELLOWSHl P meeting al lending were Mr. and Mrs. Starcher, Carolyn Tipps, Sally Clifton Holiness Tabern acle. Eugene Long, Long Bottom ; J .; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hulton, Bernice Hye r and family , Roger Bissell, Chester ; Mr. Csldwe ll, Sh a~on Louks, Pam James Queen, pastor. SpeCial Charlolte Stewart, Pomeroy ; Nelso nvi ll e; Mr . and Mrs. Greenfi e ld: Mr . and Mrs . and Mrs. Jack Cornell, PortRussell Cunditr, Mason; Mr . James Riley, Ch!Uicothe; Mr. land; Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Hager , Sue Dye, Lois Deem singing . All singers welcome. Elsie Deem, Nelsonville; Opal and Mrs. Lester Hill, Frank- and 'Mrs . Jimmy Deem, Ellinger, !J>gan, Ohlo; Mr. and and J oan Smith . The door prize PONY PULL Saturday at 7 Hollon, Rt. 3, Long .Bottom ; fort, Ohio; Otis Frederick, Racine;· Mr. and Ml'S. James Mrs. Kenne th HJU, Frankfort, was won by Sue Dye. p:m. at Bar-30 s ponsored by Mr . and Mrs. William Wester ville; Viola Zeger. Hallon, Minersville; Mr. and Ohio; . Mr. and Mrs . Jack Tuppers Plains Pony Pulling Krackomber ger 1 Keasley, N. Westerville; Mr. and Mrs . Mrs . Danny Robinette, Logan, Layman , Bidwell; Mr. and Associ ation . We lghing will Jersey; Mr . and Mrs. David Robert Barnes, Colwn biana, Ohio; Mr . and Mrs. Roscoe Mrs. Roy Riffle and family, begin at 4 p.m . There will be Wilson, Parker sburg ; Mr. and Ohio. Hallon, Chester ; Mr. and Mrs . Long Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. three classes, 1.050, 1 , 3~0. and Mrs. Roger Deem, Smilhville, W. Frederick , Robert Hill, Frankfort, Ohio; Also Charles and Rosaland Henr y t,650. W. Va.; Philip Deem. Smith- Deem, Morral , Ohio; Mr. and Westerville ; Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Deem, SUNDAY ville, W. Va.; Elaine Wilson, Mrs. Gerald Halloo, Gallowa y; Frederick Ballard an d Tony, Mar ietta; Ze1ma Stewart, THE RUTLAND CHURCH of Parkersburg; Pearl Blouser, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bissell , Pa taskala; J a m es Berney, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs . SYRACUSE - Guiding Star the Nazarene will celebrate Parkersburg; Michael Goody, Reedsville; Mr . and Mrs. Pata sk a la ; George· Deem , Harlan Ballard, Pataskala, CoWicil No. 124, Daug hters o£ ·their 25th anniversary Sunday Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ohio; Mrs. Charles A, Lathey America , met recently in the at 2:45p.m. The Rev . f; . E. Cox Deem, Lancaster, Ohio; Mr . and Greg , Langsville , and hall with nine members will be the speaker at the and Mrs. Charle.s Bissell , Long Hube rt [)eem, Mounds , present. The meeting opened in eve ning ser vice . The publi c is Bottom ; Mr. and .Mrs. Denver Oklahoma. ritualis tic form with Associate invited lo attend . NEW HAVEN, W. Va.- The Letart ; Mrs. Rhoda HoHman, eotiDcilor, Eileen Clark in the WEBER •ReWiion .Sw1day, chair. archery bui lding at Royal Oak annual r eun ion of the late Letart; Mrs. Robert Halley Florence Potts and Frankie Park with basket dinner at Leonard and Susan Roush was and Amy, Cheshire; Mr . and Mumaw were reported not noon. Officers are · Rosemary held on Jul y 7 at !he Union Mrs. Robert Ro ush, Bobby, feeling well with Mrs. Potts to Keller, chairperson , Chloris CampgroWid. A picnic IWich Jimmy and Danny, Alexanhave surgery on Tuesday . Ga ul , s ecr e ta r y-treas ur er . was enjoyed by all . The dr ia , Va . ; Mrs. Thelma Edith Hood was reported much Relatives and friends are children and some grown-ups Gru eser, Melanie, Rodney , enjoyed a ba seball game . Mistee and Glenn, Pomeroy ; improved and Lllura Sayre as cordially invited. A!lending were Mrs . Icy · Mr . and Mrs. Lllrry Hudson well as could be expected . The Miller, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs . an d Lore, Pomeroy; Mr . and building fund report was given Law rence Rous h , Ra vens- Mrs. Jim Grueser, Gr eenville, by Jean Hall and the flowers wood; Mrs. Nett ie Moor e, Pa., Mr . and Mrs . Jack ' lund r eport by Charlotte Syracuse ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Grueser , Brian and· Sheila, · Nease. WOMEN'S DRESS Roush and Darin , Minersville ; Pomeroy; Mrs. Charl otte Robert Flanagan gave a Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Im- Emery, Klm, Barbara, Ricky, report on the. sealing of the boden and Debbie, Teresia , an d Bruce, Greenville, Pa.; windows in the upstairs hall CLIFTON - Deborah Ann . Kim berly • Tony ' Tim and Albert Calobuglio, Greenville; and it was voted onto have Mr. Eugene Mollohan do the wor~ . Young, daug hter . of Mr. and Robin, Syracuse ; Mr . and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Weston, Perfect Fall Season Buys Mrs. Jac~ Young of Clifton, J ack Miller , Joey and Tom , Minersville, and Mr . and Mrs. as soon as possible. Corresponde nce wa s read celebrated her eighth birthday Log an, Ohio; Mrs. Norma · Jack Duffy Sr ., Jackie, Eddie *Outrageous Bargains from Sadie Turner -a s was a Saturday, July 27 at her home. B,a ker , Ric ky, Angie and an d 'David, Syracuse. card from Mrs. Nettie Hayes. The party was held outside Nancy, Syracuse; Mr . and Women's Sizes - Good stating the Past Councilors of wher e games and prizes we re Mr s . Haro ld Lawson and District 13 picnic will be Aug. 4 won by all. Charlie, Letar t; Mr. and Mrs,· ' HOMECOMING SET Black, Navy, Brown, a( 1:30 p.m. at Wilson Park. Cske, ice cre~m and KQol- Edwin Roush, Eddie and RACINE - The ~nnuai Attending were Esther Har- Aid were served as Debbie Brian , Marion ; Mr, and Mrs .. homecoming of the Carmel White den, Margaret Cottrill, Ada opened many nice gifts from Det~erRoush, Jr . , Beverly and Church here will held Slack, . Pau1ine Morarity , .- her friends. Donald, Ne w Ha ven; Ron SWiday, Aug . 11 with a basket Elleen Clark, Janice Lawson , ' Attending were Tressa Rickard, West Columbia ; Mr. dinner at noon. The program Charlotte Nease, Robert Lieving, Darin Young; Billy and Mrs. Delner Roush !11, Lil will begi.n at 1: 30 p.m. with the Flanagan , and Deputy Jean Weaver, Jenn ifer Licvin g, J . . Petie and Brandy, Mason ;- Rev . Roy Os born , fo rmer Hall. . Our Pri<ed fi . . eem amz1 reunzon held Sunday, July 21 in Syracuse Roush reunion held Hush SHOW ~sTOPPERS Eighth birthday Mrs. Frye will draw "The Lost Sheep" Luke 15, with music <tDd narration at the rally, glven the theme "Country Women on the Move. 11 A presentation of Southeast Ohio historic byways will describe unique or little-known places in southeastern Ohio. The SYRACUSE -Mr. and Mrs. James Teaford and · Mrs. .Jinlce Lawson and son, David recenUy enjoyed a sl!!hlseeirig trip through West Virginia and V.lrginia. They visited Hawks ~est In West Virginia before motoring to Virginia where they vlslted Mr. Charles Teaford and his daughter, Mrs. Mlldred Stowe and family at Eagle Rock. The first night was spent at Wattslynne Motor lfdge near the Natural Bridge .. .They next day was spent was, spent touri.ng the Natural · l!ridge. Then they went t~rough the Shenando~h i'jalional Park on the Skyl!he Drive stopping at various lookouts, spend\ng the night at Front Royal. The next day they visited Dinoaaur Land at Double Toll Gate and continued homeward through Maryland stopping at Cathedral State Park at AID'ora, W.Va. for lunch. They also visited Cool Springs Park, W. · Va. 'shopping, taking pictures and playing with· the animals and stopped in Psrkeraburg and Belpre before getting home. · women's committee achievement program titled "Fiirm Bureau Women Tell it Llke It Is" will be presented. Jean Werts, Farm Bureau ' director of women's activities, · encourages Farm Bureau women to bring along a friend. The program begins at 9:30 a.m. DAUGHTER BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Lewis, Millersville, Md., announce the birth of their first child, Kristinia Kathryn, July 26, at a hospital in Annapolis, Md. Mrs . LewiS·is the former Nancy Smith of Racine. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, Racine, Rt. 2, and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Jessup, Md. SANDALS * * * be AnnU4l picntc held by church SYRACUSE - The Syracu ~e First United Presbyterian Church held its annual picnic Sunday, July 28 at Great Bend ~hel~!ck"';,~~w~l;~:p ~~;;;~; :;le~o;.~~d ~~~n!~~: ~~";~~: ~~:;~r·s::~:r.Ci~c~=~~~~~ ~= ~~~~· Tr~e;~a s~\l~h, J~~: Micheal ~~~~~: ~~iv~~ ::O';~,c~~i~ Sellers, Middleport ; Varian , Mrs. Betty J o Lieving and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Youn g. Charlotte Lewi s, Alice Lieving and · Cindy Dempsey sent gifts. The James Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 992-3106 . MIDDLEPORT Automatic Ice A\aker freel · The easy way to pay those higher winter gas ..· bills. Why are we calling summer Frigi daire Summ or · Savings Tlme? Becauu •Frlgldalre tuu mado II lor ut to offer you a FREE Automallc Ice Make_r when ~ ou buy 11 Frlgld1he FPCI-170T, FP CI-206T,·or FI'CI·203 V3 Aelrlger•tor -Frt azer. You pay only lhe Ice maker p lumbing Valley Lumber & Supply Co. ~avln g s are grea)! BAKER FURNITURE 99H709 J .• ' • DUTTON'S .YOUR ,HEADQUARTERS ' 3rd AVE. -~------------"----------~--~~ Cheryle and Bobby Staats, Middl eport ; Kenny Lee, Clifton ; Mr·. and )\1rs. Bobby Roush, Letart ; Mr. and Mrs. James Roush and Kimberly, " POMIIOY _w_el_c_om _ e_. Grue ser, 1nd ln• lallallon c"aroe•. Sho p, wh ile Ihe New York Clothlng.--House ~ THE SHOE BOX Sho~~~~~~~~~~:~~ at theDick fishing campDespite of Mr. and Mrs. Harris. the · • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • cain an enjoyable evening was had by all attending. A delicious potluck supper -was served at four o'clock with Rev. Zavitz asking the blessing. Attending were Mrs . Inez Wheel Chairs Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Marty ' Morarity, RaCine; Rev. and. Walker s Mrs. Dwight Zavitz , . Mid· Crutches and Canes dleport; Mrs. Ullian Duffy, Mrs. Beatrice Blake, Mrs. Back Braces Charlotte Nease, Diana and Gregory, Mrs. Pauline Bedside Commodes Morarity, Mrs. Janice Lawson and David,' Mrs. Thelma Support Stockings Grueser, Rlch;ard Duckworth, Trusses Mrs . Agnes White, Mrs. Mildred Pierce and Tina, Mr . Traction Equipment and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, Mrs. Jean Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Elastic Supports Don Cottrill and the host and hostess, Mr. · and Mrs. Dick Surgical Dressings Harris and Ginger , . all of Syracuse. NAME CLARIFIED Rutland, who · appeared in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's REUNION SET The flfth annual Teaford Co\U't last week on a charge·of reunion wiD be Sunday, August driving while intoxicated, was 4 at the roadside park on US 33 not James R. Grueser, Hysell south. Basket lunch at noon . Run, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grueser. ' .Soapy Scent · · If you. would like to add a pleasant fragrance to your bath or dressing area. try fllllng a •mall straw basket with a variety of pleasantly scented soaps. · REMODELING NEEDS KER'M~KORNER . . • ;.:- : 'FOR All YOUR 73 AND MORE ,. Social f. 1Galen dad :~· WE'RE HAVING A SAVE TO% OFF ~· .. Recent guests of llir. and Mrs. Brady Knotts and Tim were Boyd Roseberry oi Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs . Cloudes J;loseberry, daughter of · Anderson, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott lind son, Albany, Ohio; Ray Bailer and Brend~, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haning and Robbie, Annetta, of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolfe, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dusser and Tom, Xenia; Mr. and Mrs. FB ladies to meet DID Y.O U MISS FENQ.8_ (i & OORNERS . Knotts ' guests in july The precise time, da~ and date. At a ant. AU stainless steel. Bufova guaraft!. · y I Angela Faith Elliott honored • is celebrated . AUTOMATIC '• ~y B.ULOVA • · 000 100 003- 4 5 1 Bait s10 001 oox- 7 a o G . Perry, Kline (5), Hilgen dorf {71 and Duncan ; McNally , Jackson (9) and Williams . WP ~ M c Nally (9-8) . LP- G . Perry 115 -5). HR - Duncan (15th .) Yoa will receive a dOUar If Polly - • your favorite bomematlal Idea, Pet Peen, PoUy'a Problem or solution to a problem. Wrtle Polly In care of thl8 newspaper. , CARAVELLEe ~ DATE and DAY: '··;...---........!====~· Enjoy , new .fr.,.,doth · to . ruu swim, dMfce. \Vorlc, play sleep, even hat'l\e .wearin1 your RUPTURE-EASER. Soft. flat. groin pad 'holds reduclb~ inguinal hernia without stee. or leather bands. No lace~ Simple pullstrap adii!Stment For men, women, .children Cive ·measure around lowes part of abdomen, state righ or left side or .double.. . DEAR GIRL8 lulnl to oblala but 1imple logic would tell Ul to never, nner IOU -h itom1 or aDow them to gel really wet. The JJW'ble chlpo mall be held totether wllh some adhesive. ·A Uny bleGuplcaot11 qiot llhoald always be tried before aalng any dea•"'l llelll. - POLLY. DEAR POU..Y- I have dillcoVet'ed that a new steel scouring pod Ia great for acallng fiiJh. The scales do not fly all over as they do when cleaning flab with a knife but stay in the bottom of the sink. - MRS. A.S. DEAR POLLY- When I rip a seam or take a gannent apart I 11M IIIIIIkinl tape to remove those pesky little threads that Go down both itldes of the material. In no time they are Ill together on the tape. I alao uae such tape to clean up bits of thread frcm the Door of my sewing area, to pick up shattered glua, to remove Unt from sweaters, get Unt out of pockets before laundering, to clea!llltter out of the bo\tom of a purse and even pick up beads from a lroken strand. It 18 also useful for cleaning up spilled ashes. Time 18 saved and small but annoying problems 110lved. -MRS. L. J. . ....s, "" ' "'' -;.:--,W.•:•:•:o:;~~"io!'IY/~!'~!-::z.:~-:-;~ D 0if A . . meetS lalormaU011 concernlag aacb articles qllite clean.- BARBARA. Ft E.'-D 2.. . EASTERN - The rcgw•r monthly meeting of the Easter n Homemakers was heldJuly2:i at lhehome o!Mrs. Joan Sm!U1, The meeting was opened wiU1the Lord's Prayer. Drooling child. stains dress I. 'i : OO F 1Ev0 i!. "-A~Ii.:5 '"" "'' Homemakers :Polly 's Pointers club meets Ro1•r lf•nd marahal for the c.J1Iomla Grand Prix and rntlval, II wu ilJIJIOUitCed Wedne'ldly. The Fonnul• 1000 rwce, r.turlng lndianapolla . , winners Mulo Andrettl and Johnny Rutherford, will be beld at the Ontari.Q Motor IJiteedway Allg. :..31 and Sept. . P..t!.D S ~lpOri~Pq~~y. o ., 'lbundar, ~ . 1,1974 MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT, Q. ' ' Use the gas company's 12-month Budget Payment Plan. With this pla n you elimina te pea k gas b ills in the cold winter lnonths . You spread tl1e c ost of winter hea ting over t he e nt ire ye<) r by paying t he same amoun t every mo nth . The amo unt you pay ea c h mon th o n the Budge t Pay m e nt Plan is shown on yo u r gas bill u nde r "Bu dget Am o un t: ' Don 't le t the ups a nd downs of the the rmometer' ma ke downs a nd ups in you r gas bill. EnJOY· the co nvenierwe of the Bud get Payment Pla n. It helpa you plan yo u r budget mon ths ahead . Read al l abo.ut it in your next gas bill. ~~ UMBIACIAII . • • I �• • .- • • _ , . DIIIIJ ......., , llldolopart-Pcmeroy, o .• 'lbunday, Aug.!, lt'Tt . • Fint Meigs LL Tourney b~ on Saturday --~- MD,I&Jlm.aam ONTARIO, CIJII, ( UP!) - -- lln•••·•oocwrlt•r )1m. 1tu l''h•et Annual !~edge L1 ttle League Tournament ""o h D. . R. l'L R .... ~ " · ll-; p, 8-.5' '1:00 fl e.'-o l " " II. . 't:oo F••~D~A • a n~ . . " '" - « g. i . ~ " t. : OO ~ -3 f tE.L.O I I . . RAu"' '- 8- to R, T 8-3 ~.. < >\ N O ,.. I)·'". . .$ "'" ""· :t. , 8-S (. :oo F(II<. Ll) . ,b.,oo t < n N v >L..~ f. . <u . . , H£. ti> Til.o ' li· J I FOILOWUIOIIU~-·Jidii;,JWwll 111)' ........ 11 IIR,IJ;-•, . . . what It looted Ult:e in front of the S,...~ l'r'NbYterlan Churdl, second St., Syr;cuse, following the 1913 flood. Pereona plctw-ed no doubl - e on the cleanup committee, In the group (not in order) are Ge«ge Polla, deceiMCI; Hele!l Dean Wetzel, of Columb1.18; Hannah Thomas, Molly Guinther, Cllnton Roberta, M..-y H. Jones, Miriam Dean, Jane Mathew!OII Campbell, Harry Potts, Aaron Nease, Mena Guinther, Glboon Cooper and Edney John Edwards, aU deceased, and Augwlta Potts of Syracuse. The pew In front, the only one that remained, stlll18 in uae inbactCllthecburdi.AJlpnrawere purchased oewfollolrinil tbe~. .' (.11AMPION . ~ :oo Ftt.a..O :t. C:.• Oo Ft .E L D I ~-8 t. :oo Ft £ \..0 been aaleettd 11 ·. '.. I .. ( . .,, fr. ... . POLLY'S PROBLEM PEAR POLLY - My an.U granddaughter drooled black ~ jelly bea111 on my white permaoeQ!.j>ress pique W'eu. I hope 10me resder can tell me how to remove the reeultlng black stain. - MRS. H.W.M. Matc hes were s old in Hanchow, China from A.D. t?O and called "fire -inch· atlcks". Marco Polq Wit· aeosed their use during his . trip to China in the 13th cen· tury. DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve conce1111 those shoppers in lllrse .,..ermarkeb who pick up wtlclea in the refrl,gerated area. decide they do not iwant them and then set them d010t1 on any lbellln IIOIU'e!rlcerated IJpllee. I personally have seen thl8 and notk.ed clerU and managers make 110 effort to put them back in Ute l'lcbt place. I wonder if IIUCb wticles may even stay where they were left by llhoppenfor days.- JOE. DEAR POLLY ...: I am writlnjj in ft8atd to Mrs. J.M.D.'s problem with Cleantnc her cMIIhed marble statues. A friend of mine c!Mna hera by Uling a aofl toothbrush dipped In soap suds. She wlpee It dry with a cloth. I have not tried thl8 but do know they will crumble if they get wet. We sprayed ours with clear lacqw,r 10 I can eully clean ihem by using a damp cloth. Our otatu• are kept In a bookcase with glass doors and they stay - - THE' ' (.: 00 Tile first annual Meigs Little League Tournament begina thl8 Saturday, with aU games played on the Middleport Park dlamoods. AU tesniS should be at the ball fields at least a hl1lf .hour before game time. The new tourney, comprised exclusively of llieigs County teams, will end Aug. 10 with the championship ·game, beginning at 6 p.m. There wiD 11e lndivlduallnlphles for all players on ihe first and second place teams. Zides of Marietta donated a big trophy for the championship team. ToiU'nament directors are Milford Hysell and Rich Hovatter. Cable channel five will cover the championship game, • Umpires will be Art Stobart, Clyde Ingels, Rick Stobart and Homer Smith. remam. " Browns, Rams· clash Friday HIRAM, Ohio (UP!) - When Quarterbacking the Browns the Cleveland Browns take the will be free agent Will Cureton ball against the Los Angeles a! Easl Texss State, whom Rams Friday night their most · Skorich has called impressive. experienced personnel will be And two other free agents, at the running '· back and offensive Iackie H;u-old Ssmpreceiving positions. . Two veterans at rwining back will be Ken Brown and Hugh M·cKinnis. Brown is TWO ON WAIVERS starting hill fifth season as a · PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP!) pro and McKinnis had three Veteran Bob Christian and rookies Ralph Bobik and Steve· seasons i~ the Canadian Mitchell were placed on waivLeague before coming to the ers Wednesday by the Phoenix Browns two years ago. . . Suns. ' The receivers will include . The departure of Chris!ian, a six-year veteran tight end Chip 6-foot-10 four-year veteran of Glass and Si!COnd-year man the Natio~L Basketball AsSteve Holden plus' either soclatiori:, left Phoenix only one . veteran Gloster Richardson or experienced center, Neal Bruce Janowski. Walk. Wide receiver Holden was a· General manager Jerry dillappointment in his rookie Colangelo said John Shumate sea1011 but head coach Nick .of .Notre Dame, the Sun's top Sl!orich ·has praised his per- choice in th1s yeal''s draft, had formance in training camp demonstrated in rookie csmp here this summer. lie could play center. . ' . kEEP YOUR OOOL WITH AWINDOW FAN FROM :773-5513 NUW ,IMPROVED! INSTANT ft . PULLSTRAP ADJUSTMENT! sOn of Southern University and Cleveland will go with 11 Jim Combs of linebacker experienced players, the three . ' Boston College, wiD be in the free agents and a total of eight starting lineup. · draftees on the starting Brown and linebacker Jim rosters. The Rams will have 16 Romaniszyn have been chosen veterans among their starters as c~atains for the Rams for the first .exhibition game.· game. ' Stars triumph DAN HINDY, mE SPEAKER ABOVE, president of the Circleville Area Olamber of Commerce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cass Hindy, Middleport, presided last week for groundbreaking ceremonies of the PoUutlon Control Project at Circleville. In the group iS Ira Whitman, director of the Ohio .Environmental Protection Agency and Circleville Msyor Franlt; B8rnhlll Jr. ' · Linesoore& Major League Resulh By Unitecl Press International Natlon0111 Le~gue ( 1s1 g011me) Montreal 201 00-4 000- 7 9 0 Chicago ooo 200 002- 4 6 2 {9), Hraboskyo (9.) anti .Sim mons ; Ruthven, Garber (2) , (oil), Scarce (6) , Schueler Richert (B) and Boone. wp.......:. Gibson (6 .9). LP - Ruthven !4 8) . HRs- Brown (6 th). Schm idt (23rd }. Cleve Los Ang 006 001 035- 15 12 1 San Diego 000 201 001 - .t 7 2 ·Rau (10 -6) and Fergu son ; Frelsteben , Hardy (3). Laxton (3 }, Palmer (6 1, Romo (8) , Johnson (91 and Kendall. L: P--. · Frelsleben {7-6l. HRs - Ce'y '1 (llth and 14th ).- Kendall (71h ), Colbert (11th l. ., American l!eague Kan Clty 000 001 00 2 ~ 3 7 0 Mlnn 000 001 001 - 2 8 0 Busby, Bird (9 ) a"hd Mon tanez ; Blyleven ( 10-121 (l n d Borgmann . WP - Busby (15 -9}. BY JOE CARNICELu from Mars Hill activated just' Torrez , Taylor (4 ) and UPI Sporill Writer before ganietime, was inserted Stinson ; Bonham , Burris (6). ( B) and StetmcfSzek . WP If the New York, Stars have at quarterback and after a -Hooton TaylOr (4 -1). LP - Bonham (9 one knack, it's maldnii a game rocky start, he twice brought 13). HR'- Fanz·o ne .( 2nd ). interesting, even if the oppo- the Sharks Into SC!>"ing poojtion (2'nd game! _ _ nent is reduced io using . a only to be intercepted· once and Montreal 100 102 000- 4 6 0 000 000 000- 0 2 1 quarterback who haan 't played have a nelir TD pass ruled out Chicago Blair, Montague ( 'ji) and the position since high school.. . of boUnds. Foote ; Hutson , Fra i llng ( 7) , Burris (9) aind Swisher . · W~ ­ All ~hree of 'the· Stars' Jacksonville even went to a . Bialr <6 -3). LP- Hutson (0. 1) . previous games were decided shotgun fonnation before the HRs- Singleton (5th ), Fairly H R - Otis (9th) . . ' in the last two minutes and Stars finally held on for the 24- (lOth) . Wednesdsy .night was no ex- 16wlnas Davill' pass In the end ception, although both Jack- zone was knocked down with 18 sonvllle quarterbacks . - Kay seconds to go. Stephenson and Kim Ham"I volunteered to go In," mood - were on the bench in Davis said. "We didn't have the last quarter receiving anybody else. I .was ilenious .000 000 130- 4 10 0 mOclical attention. before I went out' there, but San Fran 000 000 000----' 0 4 3 Detroit Atlanta . 010 020 42x 9 10 0 Boston 000 500 OOx- 5 5 ·0 Quarierback Tom Shennan once 1 got Into the game, 1 D' Acquisto , Moffitt (6). Bar - · LaGrow , Ray (4), Walker (7) gave the Stars a 24-16 lead didn't have time to think about ber (8 ) and Rader ; p ·_ Niekro and Moses , Lamont (4) ; Tiant early in the third period when · it. Somebody had ~do it and 1 (11 -9' ) and ·c orrell . LP - O' Ac - (16 -7) and Blackwell. L P.,- , LaGrow (7 -11) . HRs -Northrup he leaped over a pile of had played some quarterback quisto (9 -9). HR -Corr-ell ( lst l. (10th), Ogilv ie 13rd l. Houston 000 000 00(}--- 0 2 2 defenders for a touchdown and in high school. I 022 000 Oox - 4 8 1 then passed to George Sauer in In other WFL action, Bir- Cine Gr iffin , Richard (6), Cos the corner of the end zone for mingham remained unbeaten grove (8) and C. Johnson ; M011jor League Leaders Gullett 113-7) and Bench. LPby edging winless Detroit, 21- Griffln the action point. By UniteiJ Press International ( 11 -4) . · Le .. dint Batters Then the Stars' defense, led 18; . Houston upset previously National league St . Louis 05~003 010- 9 1-4 o by former National Football unbeaten Florida, 7-6, and Phpa g. 011b r. h pet. 002 010 023- 8 12 0 Gibson , Folkers (9) , Garman Garr , Atl 104 437 63 160 .366 League AJl.,stars qerry Philbin Philadelphla routed Portland, Zisk , Pit 94 332 48 107 .322 and John Elliott, took· over. On 25-7. Southern California is at Smith , StL 94 336 49 lOB .321 Gernm , en 9.4 275 44 as .320 the last play of the lhird period, · Memphillis the national televl- .with 2: 12 left that lifted Bir- Grvy , LA 100 415 64 132 .318 they descended on stephenson slon game tonight. · mingham over Detroit. Reed, a Cash, Phll103 428 6S 135 .3 15 Btknr , LA 91 364 47 114 .31 3 The league had Its worst 6-4 former Grambltrig star, Mntnz as he tried to pass and be went , Phi 88 307 33 96 .313 out with cartilage damage In week In its month-tong exillt- kayoed defensive back Floyd Brock , StL 95 385 61 120 .J12 Gross , Ho 100 360 59 11'l .311 hill knee and bruilled rlba. ence as far as attendance went Priester on the play. Schmdt. Phil In came H8mmond and he but that was tempered by the TeuDII 7, Blazers & 103 350 71 109 .Jll Amer-Ican League wss thl'Ol!"for a nine-yard loss fact that two of the league's . .Jim Nance plunged for a TD g. ab r . h. pet. in hiS fll'st play and then smallest stadiums were in use. in the first period -the first Carw, Mn 100 400 .59 149 ,373 Hargrv , Tx 82 253 37 84 .332 knocked "unconscious oo the New York drew 15,648, Detroit touchdown of the season for Orta, ChI 83 295 46 95 .322 second when the Stars' Jerry 14,614, Houston 16,268 and Houston -and the Texans• Randle, Tx 97 318 45 102 .3,21 Yaz , Bos 97 337 63 108 .320 Elliaon feU on IJ1s head. That Portl8nd 13,757. defense held on to upend Scott, Mfl 102 ' 387 52 121 .313 Florida. John Mallory set up Jacksn , Ok 9.4 323 58 100 .310 . left Jacksonville without a Amerlcalut Z1, Wbeela 18 a , KC 91 324 45 100 .309 quarterback · for almost the Matthew Reed, subbing at Nance's score with a 5!1-yard MeR Stantn, Ceil 73 274 36 84 .307 entire last period; · but the quarterback for the injured interception return and the Rudi .-Oak 100 381 47 116 .304 Home Runs · Sharks still ahnost managed to George Mira, blasted thr<iugh . Houston defense · dropped National League: Wynn , LA pull it out. · · two tacklers at the goal line to Blazer quarterback Bob Davis 24 ; Schmidt, Phil 23 ; Cedeno . Jeff Davis, a running back complete a nlne-ylird TD run six times attempting to pass, Hou 22 ;. Bench and Perez, Cin Bell %5, Storm 7' · King Corcoran hit 18-of-28 Jqst Arrived! New Shipment passes for 182 yards and two .. . ' ~ J . ·TDS as Philadelphia manharr died Portland. Corcoran threw TD passes of three yards in the second period lllld •lne yards in the fourth period to tight end · Levell Hill and set up a 48-yard The elegant look of ;;"ought 'iron In high -impac t polystvrene! ·W ill nOt rust field goal by Riehle Szaro in a fade, warp, peel or denrl Trims a pro: 17-point second-period outburst tects lawns and gardens. Snaplock, also featured John Lllnd's that corners ' · 31-yard TD run follOwing a l"xto Ft. While Wire Fenco, Rog.ll .39 SpocNit !k blocked punt recovery. JSin.x:u in.• ,_ .. ·Fence, flog. nc Spocl•l57c 20 ln.xltln.x~" Corners, Reg. 11 .17 Spoci•J 94c !. Rigid Plastic Wad1ng Pools, 48"x8" Deep The new Caravello Date and Day tells all. 'single glance. AutomatiCally. And the date rese.ts instantlf.- Originally crea'ted for the military, its designed to take a lQt of punishment. 17 jewels. Water resist. teed. And mighty handsome too. Only s4na5 :II"- .. ., • ss• .. Richt or lift Double $8.95 ' COLUMBUS - The Southeast Ohio Farm Bureau Women's Rally will feature Mrs. Bert Frye, ·~ Xenia chalk artist, September 20 · at the Zanesville Branch of Ohio University. SALE OF SUMMER. SHOES Party offour • tours the East • A good buy in shoes is hord to find but we have 'em at fantastic savings on each pair you buy. Quality shoes in brogues, · slip-ani, oxfords, laces and rai~ed . heel and soles. - BARGAINS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY heritage house . . .._A St OUr. r· hom'~"' n Ore , (Baclt View) Middleport, 0. • . . Our Semi-Annual Oearance Sale? ~, PICNIC supplies napkins, plates, cups, table cloths. . forks" spoons. · . SUMMER toys '- Toy DE·CORATIONS Duck ... & ducklings, roosters, flamlngoi ~ egrets, wild gHse. lawnmowers, sand palls, sand · toys. g. arden · sets ; sprinkling cans. WFL Standfnvs ly Unlt•d Press ln1•rn•tlonal fhst W, I• . t. pet. pf PI Florida ·3 1 0 .750 47 31 New York - 2 :Z 0 .500 77 67 Phlle Jaxnvl 2 2 o .soo 73 43 1 ~ o .250 71 78 Central w . 1. t. pet. Pf p• Chicago • o .o t .ooo 12".4 Brmnghm • 0 . 0 l.Ooo 132 Memp~ls 2 1 0 .667 83 ·' .. ,"What's· Left .Sale" 81 81 Hayward Knotts, West Manchester; · Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fraley, sons, West Man. chester; Mr. and Mrs. Dana l:laning, Pomeroy ; Judy Carl and children, Pomeroy; Kevin Morarity, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Collins, Pomeroy; Wayne &ott, POmeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond . Musser, Mary Hysell, Pomeroy, and Billie Jean Krawsczyn, Mlddieport. on her first birthday july 20 TII URSDAY EVANGELINE Chapter 172, RUTI.AND - Mr . and Mrs. Herber t Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart, Mrs. Julie 7:30 p.m., Middleport Ma.sonlc R!Uott, Rut land, honored their daughter, crump, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and Tem ple. Initiation and all Angela ~'alth Elll'ott, on her first birlhday da ughter Mandy, Miss Cindy Manley, Mr. with a party July 30. · officers 1o wear formals . and Mrs. Wendell Grate, and J . R. Ne w meniber ship w.Qs Guests a ttending were Mrs. Iva Pearson. discussed with the posslbillty LAUR L Cliff llcallh Club Glfts were sent by Mr. and Mrs. Her.y of three new members jolnlng picnic at roadside park on U. S. Stewart, Mrs. Thelma ~lli ott, Mr. and Brown and da ughters Mrs. William Elliott and son Henry. Refreshmenl• ot at lhe next regular meeting . 33 on right going north al 6 p .m. The August meeting will be a Husbands are invited. Pot luck·. Teresa, Kelly and Karla , Mr . and Mrs. cake, l<:e cream, coffee, milk, tea and juice Robert Sisson and sons Robbie and John, were served, picnic at the City Park of FRIDAY ANGELA ELUOlT Parkersbur g on Saturday , HOM EWAR D Bound Tl'io D Augus t 24. Husbands and wlll he at Langsville C'hristi~n (1/ children will be guests. Church, 7:30 p.m. Pubhc ts 'J . Refreshments were served invited . · by the hostess, Joan Smith and SOUTHERN Band Boosters, The unnual Deem fomily Parkersburg ; Mr . and Mrs. S. Elson Long a11d family , Letart, Gray, Rockbridge, Ohio; Mr. c<Hiostesses Sue Dye, Sally 7:30 p.m. al high school, reunion wa s held Sunday, July W. Rayburn and Sterling and w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. James Montgomery, Caldwe ll and Csrolyn Tipps. SATURDAY t1 aL Royal Oak Park. At- Ssm Rayb\U'n, both Howell, N. Parker and family, Marietta ; Logan, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Members present were · Judith I'ELLOWSHl P meeting al lending were Mr. and Mrs. Starcher, Carolyn Tipps, Sally Clifton Holiness Tabern acle. Eugene Long, Long Bottom ; J .; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hulton, Bernice Hye r and family , Roger Bissell, Chester ; Mr. Csldwe ll, Sh a~on Louks, Pam James Queen, pastor. SpeCial Charlolte Stewart, Pomeroy ; Nelso nvi ll e; Mr . and Mrs. Greenfi e ld: Mr . and Mrs . and Mrs. Jack Cornell, PortRussell Cunditr, Mason; Mr . James Riley, Ch!Uicothe; Mr. land; Mr . and Mrs . Jeff Hager , Sue Dye, Lois Deem singing . All singers welcome. Elsie Deem, Nelsonville; Opal and Mrs. Lester Hill, Frank- and 'Mrs . Jimmy Deem, Ellinger, !J>gan, Ohlo; Mr. and and J oan Smith . The door prize PONY PULL Saturday at 7 Hollon, Rt. 3, Long .Bottom ; fort, Ohio; Otis Frederick, Racine;· Mr. and Ml'S. James Mrs. Kenne th HJU, Frankfort, was won by Sue Dye. p:m. at Bar-30 s ponsored by Mr . and Mrs. William Wester ville; Viola Zeger. Hallon, Minersville; Mr. and Ohio; . Mr. and Mrs . Jack Tuppers Plains Pony Pulling Krackomber ger 1 Keasley, N. Westerville; Mr. and Mrs . Mrs . Danny Robinette, Logan, Layman , Bidwell; Mr. and Associ ation . We lghing will Jersey; Mr . and Mrs. David Robert Barnes, Colwn biana, Ohio; Mr . and Mrs. Roscoe Mrs. Roy Riffle and family, begin at 4 p.m . There will be Wilson, Parker sburg ; Mr. and Ohio. Hallon, Chester ; Mr. and Mrs . Long Bottom ; Mr. and Mrs. three classes, 1.050, 1 , 3~0. and Mrs. Roger Deem, Smilhville, W. Frederick , Robert Hill, Frankfort, Ohio; Also Charles and Rosaland Henr y t,650. W. Va.; Philip Deem. Smith- Deem, Morral , Ohio; Mr. and Westerville ; Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Deem, SUNDAY ville, W. Va.; Elaine Wilson, Mrs. Gerald Halloo, Gallowa y; Frederick Ballard an d Tony, Mar ietta; Ze1ma Stewart, THE RUTLAND CHURCH of Parkersburg; Pearl Blouser, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bissell , Pa taskala; J a m es Berney, Middleport ; Mr. and Mrs . SYRACUSE - Guiding Star the Nazarene will celebrate Parkersburg; Michael Goody, Reedsville; Mr . and Mrs. Pata sk a la ; George· Deem , Harlan Ballard, Pataskala, CoWicil No. 124, Daug hters o£ ·their 25th anniversary Sunday Racine ; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ohio; Mrs. Charles A, Lathey America , met recently in the at 2:45p.m. The Rev . f; . E. Cox Deem, Lancaster, Ohio; Mr . and Greg , Langsville , and hall with nine members will be the speaker at the and Mrs. Charle.s Bissell , Long Hube rt [)eem, Mounds , present. The meeting opened in eve ning ser vice . The publi c is Bottom ; Mr. and .Mrs. Denver Oklahoma. ritualis tic form with Associate invited lo attend . NEW HAVEN, W. Va.- The Letart ; Mrs. Rhoda HoHman, eotiDcilor, Eileen Clark in the WEBER •ReWiion .Sw1day, chair. archery bui lding at Royal Oak annual r eun ion of the late Letart; Mrs. Robert Halley Florence Potts and Frankie Park with basket dinner at Leonard and Susan Roush was and Amy, Cheshire; Mr . and Mumaw were reported not noon. Officers are · Rosemary held on Jul y 7 at !he Union Mrs. Robert Ro ush, Bobby, feeling well with Mrs. Potts to Keller, chairperson , Chloris CampgroWid. A picnic IWich Jimmy and Danny, Alexanhave surgery on Tuesday . Ga ul , s ecr e ta r y-treas ur er . was enjoyed by all . The dr ia , Va . ; Mrs. Thelma Edith Hood was reported much Relatives and friends are children and some grown-ups Gru eser, Melanie, Rodney , enjoyed a ba seball game . Mistee and Glenn, Pomeroy ; improved and Lllura Sayre as cordially invited. A!lending were Mrs . Icy · Mr . and Mrs. Lllrry Hudson well as could be expected . The Miller, Pomeroy ; Mr . and Mrs . an d Lore, Pomeroy; Mr . and building fund report was given Law rence Rous h , Ra vens- Mrs. Jim Grueser, Gr eenville, by Jean Hall and the flowers wood; Mrs. Nett ie Moor e, Pa., Mr . and Mrs . Jack ' lund r eport by Charlotte Syracuse ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Grueser , Brian and· Sheila, · Nease. WOMEN'S DRESS Roush and Darin , Minersville ; Pomeroy; Mrs. Charl otte Robert Flanagan gave a Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Im- Emery, Klm, Barbara, Ricky, report on the. sealing of the boden and Debbie, Teresia , an d Bruce, Greenville, Pa.; windows in the upstairs hall CLIFTON - Deborah Ann . Kim berly • Tony ' Tim and Albert Calobuglio, Greenville; and it was voted onto have Mr. Eugene Mollohan do the wor~ . Young, daug hter . of Mr. and Robin, Syracuse ; Mr . and Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Weston, Perfect Fall Season Buys Mrs. Jac~ Young of Clifton, J ack Miller , Joey and Tom , Minersville, and Mr . and Mrs. as soon as possible. Corresponde nce wa s read celebrated her eighth birthday Log an, Ohio; Mrs. Norma · Jack Duffy Sr ., Jackie, Eddie *Outrageous Bargains from Sadie Turner -a s was a Saturday, July 27 at her home. B,a ker , Ric ky, Angie and an d 'David, Syracuse. card from Mrs. Nettie Hayes. The party was held outside Nancy, Syracuse; Mr . and Women's Sizes - Good stating the Past Councilors of wher e games and prizes we re Mr s . Haro ld Lawson and District 13 picnic will be Aug. 4 won by all. Charlie, Letar t; Mr. and Mrs,· ' HOMECOMING SET Black, Navy, Brown, a( 1:30 p.m. at Wilson Park. Cske, ice cre~m and KQol- Edwin Roush, Eddie and RACINE - The ~nnuai Attending were Esther Har- Aid were served as Debbie Brian , Marion ; Mr, and Mrs .. homecoming of the Carmel White den, Margaret Cottrill, Ada opened many nice gifts from Det~erRoush, Jr . , Beverly and Church here will held Slack, . Pau1ine Morarity , .- her friends. Donald, Ne w Ha ven; Ron SWiday, Aug . 11 with a basket Elleen Clark, Janice Lawson , ' Attending were Tressa Rickard, West Columbia ; Mr. dinner at noon. The program Charlotte Nease, Robert Lieving, Darin Young; Billy and Mrs. Delner Roush !11, Lil will begi.n at 1: 30 p.m. with the Flanagan , and Deputy Jean Weaver, Jenn ifer Licvin g, J . . Petie and Brandy, Mason ;- Rev . Roy Os born , fo rmer Hall. . Our Pri<ed fi . . eem amz1 reunzon held Sunday, July 21 in Syracuse Roush reunion held Hush SHOW ~sTOPPERS Eighth birthday Mrs. Frye will draw "The Lost Sheep" Luke 15, with music <tDd narration at the rally, glven the theme "Country Women on the Move. 11 A presentation of Southeast Ohio historic byways will describe unique or little-known places in southeastern Ohio. The SYRACUSE -Mr. and Mrs. James Teaford and · Mrs. .Jinlce Lawson and son, David recenUy enjoyed a sl!!hlseeirig trip through West Virginia and V.lrginia. They visited Hawks ~est In West Virginia before motoring to Virginia where they vlslted Mr. Charles Teaford and his daughter, Mrs. Mlldred Stowe and family at Eagle Rock. The first night was spent at Wattslynne Motor lfdge near the Natural Bridge .. .They next day was spent was, spent touri.ng the Natural · l!ridge. Then they went t~rough the Shenando~h i'jalional Park on the Skyl!he Drive stopping at various lookouts, spend\ng the night at Front Royal. The next day they visited Dinoaaur Land at Double Toll Gate and continued homeward through Maryland stopping at Cathedral State Park at AID'ora, W.Va. for lunch. They also visited Cool Springs Park, W. · Va. 'shopping, taking pictures and playing with· the animals and stopped in Psrkeraburg and Belpre before getting home. · women's committee achievement program titled "Fiirm Bureau Women Tell it Llke It Is" will be presented. Jean Werts, Farm Bureau ' director of women's activities, · encourages Farm Bureau women to bring along a friend. The program begins at 9:30 a.m. DAUGHTER BORN RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Larry T. Lewis, Millersville, Md., announce the birth of their first child, Kristinia Kathryn, July 26, at a hospital in Annapolis, Md. Mrs . LewiS·is the former Nancy Smith of Racine. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, Racine, Rt. 2, and Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, Jessup, Md. SANDALS * * * be AnnU4l picntc held by church SYRACUSE - The Syracu ~e First United Presbyterian Church held its annual picnic Sunday, July 28 at Great Bend ~hel~!ck"';,~~w~l;~:p ~~;;;~; :;le~o;.~~d ~~~n!~~: ~~";~~: ~~:;~r·s::~:r.Ci~c~=~~~~~ ~= ~~~~· Tr~e;~a s~\l~h, J~~: Micheal ~~~~~: ~~iv~~ ::O';~,c~~i~ Sellers, Middleport ; Varian , Mrs. Betty J o Lieving and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Youn g. Charlotte Lewi s, Alice Lieving and · Cindy Dempsey sent gifts. The James Prescriptions Are Our Main Business 992-3106 . 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A delicious potluck supper -was served at four o'clock with Rev. Zavitz asking the blessing. Attending were Mrs . Inez Wheel Chairs Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Marty ' Morarity, RaCine; Rev. and. Walker s Mrs. Dwight Zavitz , . Mid· Crutches and Canes dleport; Mrs. Ullian Duffy, Mrs. Beatrice Blake, Mrs. Back Braces Charlotte Nease, Diana and Gregory, Mrs. Pauline Bedside Commodes Morarity, Mrs. Janice Lawson and David,' Mrs. Thelma Support Stockings Grueser, Rlch;ard Duckworth, Trusses Mrs . Agnes White, Mrs. Mildred Pierce and Tina, Mr . Traction Equipment and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, Mrs. Jean Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Elastic Supports Don Cottrill and the host and hostess, Mr. · and Mrs. Dick Surgical Dressings Harris and Ginger , . all of Syracuse. NAME CLARIFIED Rutland, who · appeared in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's REUNION SET The flfth annual Teaford Co\U't last week on a charge·of reunion wiD be Sunday, August driving while intoxicated, was 4 at the roadside park on US 33 not James R. Grueser, Hysell south. Basket lunch at noon . Run, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grueser. ' .Soapy Scent · · If you. would like to add a pleasant fragrance to your bath or dressing area. try fllllng a •mall straw basket with a variety of pleasantly scented soaps. · REMODELING NEEDS KER'M~KORNER . . • ;.:- : 'FOR All YOUR 73 AND MORE ,. Social f. 1Galen dad :~· WE'RE HAVING A SAVE TO% OFF ~· .. Recent guests of llir. and Mrs. Brady Knotts and Tim were Boyd Roseberry oi Indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs . Cloudes J;loseberry, daughter of · Anderson, Ind.; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Scott lind son, Albany, Ohio; Ray Bailer and Brend~, Athens; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haning and Robbie, Annetta, of Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wolfe, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Dusser and Tom, Xenia; Mr. and Mrs. FB ladies to meet DID Y.O U MISS FENQ.8_ (i & OORNERS . Knotts ' guests in july The precise time, da~ and date. At a ant. AU stainless steel. Bufova guaraft!. · y I Angela Faith Elliott honored • is celebrated . AUTOMATIC '• ~y B.ULOVA • · 000 100 003- 4 5 1 Bait s10 001 oox- 7 a o G . Perry, Kline (5), Hilgen dorf {71 and Duncan ; McNally , Jackson (9) and Williams . WP ~ M c Nally (9-8) . LP- G . Perry 115 -5). HR - Duncan (15th .) Yoa will receive a dOUar If Polly - • your favorite bomematlal Idea, Pet Peen, PoUy'a Problem or solution to a problem. Wrtle Polly In care of thl8 newspaper. , CARAVELLEe ~ DATE and DAY: '··;...---........!====~· Enjoy , new .fr.,.,doth · to . ruu swim, dMfce. \Vorlc, play sleep, even hat'l\e .wearin1 your RUPTURE-EASER. Soft. flat. groin pad 'holds reduclb~ inguinal hernia without stee. or leather bands. No lace~ Simple pullstrap adii!Stment For men, women, .children Cive ·measure around lowes part of abdomen, state righ or left side or .double.. . DEAR GIRL8 lulnl to oblala but 1imple logic would tell Ul to never, nner IOU -h itom1 or aDow them to gel really wet. The JJW'ble chlpo mall be held totether wllh some adhesive. ·A Uny bleGuplcaot11 qiot llhoald always be tried before aalng any dea•"'l llelll. - POLLY. DEAR POU..Y- I have dillcoVet'ed that a new steel scouring pod Ia great for acallng fiiJh. The scales do not fly all over as they do when cleaning flab with a knife but stay in the bottom of the sink. - MRS. A.S. DEAR POLLY- When I rip a seam or take a gannent apart I 11M IIIIIIkinl tape to remove those pesky little threads that Go down both itldes of the material. In no time they are Ill together on the tape. I alao uae such tape to clean up bits of thread frcm the Door of my sewing area, to pick up shattered glua, to remove Unt from sweaters, get Unt out of pockets before laundering, to clea!llltter out of the bo\tom of a purse and even pick up beads from a lroken strand. It 18 also useful for cleaning up spilled ashes. Time 18 saved and small but annoying problems 110lved. -MRS. L. J. . ....s, "" ' "'' -;.:--,W.•:•:•:o:;~~"io!'IY/~!'~!-::z.:~-:-;~ D 0if A . . meetS lalormaU011 concernlag aacb articles qllite clean.- BARBARA. Ft E.'-D 2.. . EASTERN - The rcgw•r monthly meeting of the Easter n Homemakers was heldJuly2:i at lhehome o!Mrs. Joan Sm!U1, The meeting was opened wiU1the Lord's Prayer. Drooling child. stains dress I. 'i : OO F 1Ev0 i!. "-A~Ii.:5 '"" "'' Homemakers :Polly 's Pointers club meets Ro1•r lf•nd marahal for the c.J1Iomla Grand Prix and rntlval, II wu ilJIJIOUitCed Wedne'ldly. The Fonnul• 1000 rwce, r.turlng lndianapolla . , winners Mulo Andrettl and Johnny Rutherford, will be beld at the Ontari.Q Motor IJiteedway Allg. :..31 and Sept. . P..t!.D S ~lpOri~Pq~~y. o ., 'lbundar, ~ . 1,1974 MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORT, Q. ' ' Use the gas company's 12-month Budget Payment Plan. With this pla n you elimina te pea k gas b ills in the cold winter lnonths . You spread tl1e c ost of winter hea ting over t he e nt ire ye<) r by paying t he same amoun t every mo nth . The amo unt you pay ea c h mon th o n the Budge t Pay m e nt Plan is shown on yo u r gas bill u nde r "Bu dget Am o un t: ' Don 't le t the ups a nd downs of the the rmometer' ma ke downs a nd ups in you r gas bill. EnJOY· the co nvenierwe of the Bud get Payment Pla n. It helpa you plan yo u r budget mon ths ahead . Read al l abo.ut it in your next gas bill. ~~ UMBIACIAII . • • I �• , ~-:.Tbe llallf ~l,Mlddlepnr!-~l!ert>:V.~ Thtli'May, AUK.l,1914_ :Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . " Card of Thanks WOR os can't appre-ciation ~Kpress to those wl·u Middleport Emergency Squa(l, Walhr Funtoral Home- , Billy Halt , Rev . Lloyd Grimm . Rulland F i re Dtpertment. Rutland NazareneChurcn . 8eulah and Mlldrf!d Grate. Also thanks to sending flowers , -------------Notice ' • For Ponteroy _Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY ' 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO SHOOTI N G Match , Co r •I Hollow Gun Club . turn firs.! r ight arter Miles Cemeter')o, Rulll!lnd . Factory choked guns only , Sunday, Aug . 4, 1 p m. 8-1-Jt c . ' -------------- 1910 ~ORO 1 7 30 lie GAS HEATER , 70 000 ATU , therrnostatl!nd trtn SJS PtJQne 99, 2258 1 26 61c SOLID VINYL SIDIN G Sl9!5 Grabber, beige fin ish, tan vinyl roof, 6 cyl., automatic trans. , P. S't~!erlng , radio, local. 1 owner, low mileage unit . . POM~,~~!v~~~~~.. CO.@) -------------- --------------- ------------- IN ROW FOR RENT -------------- --------------- - ------------. ' KOS-CO·T KuSMETICS & Athens, Ohio. We close each 1964 FORO and one new WIG S: For a good line of b eginner ' s clectrrc Kay Friday at noon for balance of Cosmetics, frl@ndly service • Guita r for sale Contact Ca rl week. and someone to chat with, Ra1 rd en, HarHord , W Va give · r"e a r.all. Helen Jane 7-J1 .6f c Brown , 992 ·5113. FOR JUN K CARS ' 3-19 tfc CASH complete . Fry~ ' s Tru ck and SALE on Starcraft Fold downs . Auto a wn1ng, Ree~e hit<:hes, Auto Parts , Rutland , Ohio 24 A TO Z Mart, used furnished Port A Pot1. 20 pet . oft CAMP HOUR WREC KER SER . apptlllnc~s. clothing, diShes CONLEY STARCRAFT VICE Phone 742 6094 and misc . Rt. '33 opposite SA L E S; Rt 62 north of Pt . tra i ler court , Hartford, W. 7-26 -26t c Pleasant behind Red Carpet Vo. ------------- pick u p . R rverslde Auto Wrecking , Ph one 1304) 7735890 . 7-5 tfc YARD Sale, 1 mile off R't . 124on ' Happy Hollow Rd . at Lawrence Hysell residence . Runs al l thIs' week' and alI 100 laying hens for sale . Phon,e SILVER , coinS before 1965 . Wd l 742 -4547. pay 52.40 for S1 face va l ut> . 7-30 -3tc Also , silvers , dollars , S3 50 -:--=---,..::---------Also, gold co ins, very f ine or better condition . $1 gold p iece Wanted for $50 ; S2 50 gold p iece for . $45 ; S5for $45; S10for $95, S?O for $190. Pri ce sub ie<:t to mark et var i ation Wrrte Appliance service man ;.vith Jack i e Wamsl ey, P 0 . Bo)( knowledqe of refrigeration. 125, Reyn o lds b urg, Ohi o ·:v_a_c atlon & travel pay.. 1 43068 , or ca ll Rutland, 742 · 3651. . Gallia Refrigeration Co. 8· 1-Jtc Phone 446-4066 ------ -------- Help . -----~------ - For Rent IMMEDIATE opening for brake mechanic . Send resume and salary expected to Box 729 -H, c -o The uar1y ::.enrrnet, Pomeroy , Oh io. 6-1-Jtc --------- ------ SERVICE manager for automobile dealership. Send resume to Bo)( 729M , c -o The Oal!y Sentinel , Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 . 8-1-Stc ------------- Inn SS for iunk automob ile s We will SMALL mobile tiome double wide , 2 bedroom s, furnished . Util iti es paid Adu ll s preferred Phon e 992 7017 , or 992 7133 7-31 41c ------- ------~ COUNTRY Mobil e Home P a rk , Rt. 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy Large lo ts wit h concrete patios , sid ewalk s, runners and off s tr eet parkin g. Also , spaces for small trai l ers. Ph one 992 -7479 7-21 tfc 7 31 3tc ,-------------- WILL do typ ing and work In my home , 35 years experience . Phone 992 -3503 7· 28 -6tc adults only in Phone 992 -J874 Middl e port --- -------------- r' GENERAL office work , typ ing, shorthand , etc , full or part . time . P,hone 992 -3247 . 1-31 -Jtc -------------- Will do babys itting in rny home . Experienced , Phone Mrs . Glen Smith , Rock; Spr ing!> Rd . 992 -3613 7-31 -6tc -------------For Sale or Trade -------------- 3 AND 4 ROOM furni she-d and unfurnished apartments Phone ~92 - 5434 . 4-12-tfc ------~------ PRIVATE meeting room tor . any organ ization ; phone 99-2 3975 . 3- 11 -tfc D IN I N G room oak l able, 72" long and 54" wide Pulls apart W1th leaf s an d 4 cQ vcred chairs. Phon e 99'1 -5 385 7 ·30 .Jtc . --.---~-· --------'"- 350 HONDA Scr.:~mb l e r 73 Phone 992 5914 after 6 p m 7 -30-6t c 2 EXTRA n ice young pure breed Tamworth sows Phone 9922343 . _,_ • 8 · 1-3tc TW O 5 room and balh apts In M iddleport For Infor mation, . ca ll 992 .2550 .or 742 655 1 7-3 H e ______ _____. _ For Sale • RIDING horse for sale '1 rears old , grten brolte . Gentle . Call - ------------·- -------------- 8-1 Uc ------------- Ho'w can anvone possibly be both "hlgh'r a~d "dry"? NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cut No. 2:1269 Ellate of SHIRLEY F. HOWERY, D&Ctlted . Notice Is hereby given that Cfara Howery, of Route 3, Albany , Ohio, has bean duty eppointed Admlnlttratri)[ of ttle E1tate of Shlrlt'l F . Howery , d9ceesed, late of Meigs County , Ohio. Crtdttors 1re requ i red to fife fhafr claims with said fiduc ia ry within four months . • Doted th is 13th dtY cit July 1974. •I I7J ,.!'· GREY MANOR APART· MENTS ' FOR RENT 117 North Fourth Avenue Middleport, Ohio 1- 2 bedroom furnished apt . In nice area. ' 1-EIIIclency apt . prefer single male , utilities provided , •· Phone 991-3863 boforo 3: 00 p.m., after 6:00 p.m . 991$844. . 4 ROOM S and ba1h hom e for rent In Rutland- . Phone 992 5858. 7. J4 .1fc ------------- NlCE 3 room s and ·bath , all electric apartment in M•nning D . Webster Pom eroy . Table top range , .wall oven , rea l n ic e IIpari · Judge Court of Common Pleas, ment. Call 446 .7699 or II' rob ate Division evenings at 4.tl6 .9539 Gallipolis .. u (I) 1, 3fc ...,... __,_ ....,_ 7·26-6fc ____ _____ • " ' APPROX" 49 ac r es on Bai l ey Run Road , one mile from cro ss roatts , not too t ar from the Sale-m Cen ter Mine The Bailey Farm, Contac t Mrs . Paul Bailey 7 30 Ol e --'--- -- ~-~~---'~- llloo~~~iiiioiiojl":~~l:!:~t Ph one iiBS 3353 -----------~:~·"P r 608 E. PIANO t uo1ng , Phone Charles MA IN Sco tt , 992 . 3718 7-30 -Sip REA.LTV POMEROY., -~------------ 0. MIDDLEPORT - Large older brick home. New kitchen has every t hing. New hot water heating system . 5 B. R .. 2 ba lh s, basement , lots of parkrng spa ce, c lose to shopping. $22 ,500 POMEROY - 1 st ory frame, 2 B. R , bath, basement with utility , almost r;tew furnace, larg e lot 296x50 . Askin g in the Area It's 110,000. ABOUT 2 ACRES - 2 story frame , 4 B R ., l lfz baths , d ini ng room , porches , storage bldg 2 garages . j WALNUT. modern . stereo rad 1o, am .f-m 1;1 track tap e combmat1on , 4 speaker sound sys tem Balance $101 93 or budget te r ms Phon e 992 -3965. a 1 ttc -------------RED.UCE excess flu i ds w 1th $10,000 MIDDLEPORT - --~------ ----- GREEN beans , green peppers , c u c umbers , t oma t oes, Cleland Farms , Geraldine Cleland , Racrne , Oh io 7-17 -tfc 2 story frame , 4 B R , bath, gara ge, t r ailer hookup, lo t s of Qround. $8,000. WE HAVE B4YERS GALORE WAITING, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US TODAY AND MAKE THA T SALE ---~--------- ____________ _ ------------- Phone 992 7586 Pomeroy , Oh1o 13 story home . 3 bedrooms , la rge living, dining , modern kitchen and breakfast nook . Gas fired hot water heat. Fv ll basement . Our aim is to Please Our Customers . Pets Jusl 520,000. NEW LISTING For Sale F~ t SKY AKC Brittany pups , h eld cham pi on S1 re Phone 992 -7805 8 1 3tp Ph one 773 -5618 from 8:30p .m . to 10 p m .1 f or appo intment. ---·- ---------3-20 -ttc POODLE grooming , $5 Bath ing , Sl Phone Coo lvill e 667 3915 ' 7 l1 ·51p --------------:.- HOTPOJNT AIR CONDITIONERS -------------- - -- .._,~---------- N ICE Beag le pupp ies 99 2 53 0? Ph one 7-30-4tc 4,000 BTU . Mobile Homes For Sale These sizes also available : 5.ooo, 6.000. e.ooo. 10.000 aqd 12,000 BTU. . POMEROY LANDMARK ~~ Ja ckW. Carsey, Mgr. . Phone 992-2181 · NEW 1974 Gettysburg by Castle , 3 bedroom , front kitchen model. total el ectric, set up an;d ready to move Into , $6,695 . Be the f irs t to enjoy count r y l t v i ng w1th ci ty conveniences . Can be see n al Coun try Mob i le !lome Park, Dar win . Ohio, Call 99 2-1'034 for 1n tormrtt ron & 1 5tc '109.95 .· ----- -------- FOAM to f i ll your old couch and chai r cush ions as low as S10 95, upholstery ok.ks .' only 50c , . 4 inch covered loam mattresses for s ta ndard si ze bed , S29 .95. Pom eroy Recovery. 622 E Main St , Pomeroy, Oh io. Phone 992. 7554 , 7 2.4 -26tc 1972 3 BEDROOM W i ndsor Mo bile Home on 1 acre a! ground For more rn . format ion, COi l 992 -7638 7 .Jo .tfc . J~76? NEW LISTING ~ ' La rge 2 Shop us for quality produce. 1973 RICKMAN 250 MX Wi th 3 cyc le trade r and ext r as Sateor trade Call (304 ) 773 -5128 7 28 6tp Speed I 10 ,'1At_'dl,)!11{ '}IlPPI FRESH CORN DAILY FRESH PEACHES - 12x65 Greenwood w ith 3 bedrooms, bath , with shower . Modern kltthen Wl1h • stove and refrigerator . Washer-dryer, and deep freeze. Ut!111y bldg . NEW LISTING - Ni ce 2 bedrooms w tth c losets . Large bath , dining, liv i ng and k it . chen Front and batk porches on leve l lot. near school and stores. Want SlO,OOO.OO. NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms with close t s, large living, beautiful klfchen . U t ility room , Jl/2 baths . Garage an d T acre in the co untry. S28, 000.00 . PUZZLED AS TO BUYING OR SELLING. CONSULT US , WE DEAL IN . REAL ESTATE. EVERY DAY. OFFICE 992. 3325. DIIH ,. 'lQ} l •,'' HIIINl IFfdUlll } 1.''1 C,ORUON II ll fd OJ~ II 'ri I .,.,; .!!) l '• li.'-,',()()11.11 \ STREET POMEROY --. wa sh& Wax - lube-, Oil, Filttr - Tune- Up ~ r" Small Engine 20 ; Oealer'~ro Cholca -4 t 33. 13 ; Ev...,ong ot Pops " A Streetcar 20, 33. NBC News Jap.e• 33. PH. 992-7454 or '. 992-7129 Eo!I mates, Mldd'-t, 0 w. M111in Pomerov , 0 Located at Modern Supply Small Engine R ~ palr 992-7204 ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS ANQ CLEAN UPHOLSTERY • • • • • PHONE 992-$476 J&B AUTO 1 Moved to Rutland, 3.41 mile tns1de ci ty lim1t on r ight corne r Sirek St. and Rt . 124. Lawn Boy Tecumseh Koh ler W isc on1in All ofher makes BOWERS REPAIR 7:30- New Zoo Revue6 ; Tennt;tssee Tuxedo 13. .8:DO- Copt. Kangaroo 8: New Zoo Revue IJ; Sesam~ St. 33 ; Joff'o Collie 6: Man from COS I 10. 8: 25 - Jock l.aLonne 13. ( 8: 30 - Brady Bunch 6; Green Acres 10. ·'1: 55 - Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 9: DO-AM3; Paul Dixon 4; Wild, Wild Wut 6; Phil Donohue 15 ; -1 Abbott a. Costello 8; Captain Kangaroo 10; Community of Living Things 33 i Movie "The Agony and the Ecstasy" 10. : 9:30 - To Tell the Tru1h 3; L ucy Show 8. •?: 35 - Molter of ~act 33. )O:DO- Joker's Wild 8, 10; Company 6; Lilias, Yoga & You 33 ; , Name That Tune 3, 15. 30- Gambit 8,10; Wheels, Kiln & Clay 33; Winning Streak 3, 1 C. II 912-2136 ~r Estimates ol Any Type S EPTI C TANKS c l eaned . re asonable r<ttes Ph 446 4782, Gaii JPOI IS""John Russe ll , owner and operator . 5- 12-tf c • ~ Will do Dozer & Backhoe Work. Install. Septic ianks, Haul Dirt, Gravel, Limestone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers. -- --------~---- O'DELL A!lnemcnt, located behmd Rutland Grade Sc hool , complete front and tuneup an d brake service Phone 74? 3232, Open 8 to a da11y, Sun · days by appt on ly 7 14 ifc and ba c khoe wor k. sept 1c tariks ins talled, dump fruc Ks and lo boys for h i re ; will haul f il l d1rt , fOR soi l. limestone and gravel ; Cal l Bo b or Roger Jellers , day phone 992 -7089 , n19Jht phone 99 2 3525 or 992 .. 52! 2 2-11 ttc RepB\7 6: VERA .c, 15; ABC News 6 ; CBS News 8, 10; Room- ~1;~.~-:j,~,!':l~:rtt~he~·· Clock 4; News 6, 10; What's A Wild Kingdom 13; I Spy 15: DOZER work , Ia clearing bv: the acre hourly or contract, f ferm ponds , roads , etc . Large 1.. dozer and operator with oven '10 years experience . PullinS\ EXcavating , Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -2478. 12-19-tfc 1 New Treasure Hunt 10; Beat the 4 ; Concentration 8; To Tell1he Old Man Z ain't got no finesse I NORTH <DI • 7 53 +++ Rap: I'm a new husband and I've jwst dlacovered my wtfe'aldea ol one last shouldn 't. SCORPIO IOct.24-Nov.22) elemenl ol chance, bul don'l bump heada with authority figures. That's ai'IQiher storyl ForFrlda,.,A..,g. 2 , 1874 SAGITTARIUS (~ov . 23 0ec.2t I Someone you'll be in contact with has some very Generally a Uworable day for you excepl that you ha¥e a tendency to take a little loo much of a goQd thing Watch your eating and dr ink ing HIYC : But It wiU lake more than two weeks! Getting straight Is Uke going on a diet: the first few days are worst because temptations are greatest, no one notices but you, and you figure what 's the use because It won't work anyway. Built's your only hope. So try "being good"forthe rest of the sununer; then let us know whether things are better at your house. - SVE GEMI~I You 're counting on an ally to • back you up because you thi~ he's In line with your own views. He's not. Be careful . PISCES 1Fe1>.20·Mirch 20) O thers are go ing to loose respect tor you If you keep talkklg about somethlrlQ you're go1ng to do but haven't done CANCER l""ne 21 · July 221 If you 're planning an evemng on ttle town you 'd better take a little extra cash along. You're apl to spend more than you antictpated loy THOMAS JOSIPH ACROIIS B Give the 1 "- ol Fooll" M Tau..... I Touter or tl ot.rved radiator DOWN II Luc 1 ':lndllls 1Z Scrape oft IS Vue handle Z Rupect a'llmely acllmatlaa (' wda.) U - cblor H Golfet'a AQUARIUS (Jan.20· Fob.1el Most of the day you 'll get along jusl line with everyone but as the evening wears on, you'll become a b it demandmg of others . a'*" • .., draw you tnto an argument. remJnd 8 fr iend ot tlis indebted ~ ness to you . Nothing will be resolved but heated words wtU ensue. I Maw 21 -June 201 .. " (Zwdl.) Boad'iriDked ' gr.~ Shade of 10oc . 22Jon.1 el Thla lo nollhe lime 1o This 111 one o those days when II wilt seem like you 're better apprec•eted by outstders than by your own family DNr Hlieblnd : . We'd IICillllllhe won oat a finD louqet wltb your help, er get a job. Or both. - HElEN AND SUE dellntte views that are op~ posed to yours. Don't let h1m CAPRICOR~ habits I teU her! -IJNIJBERATED HUSAND -er chance You 're lucky today 1n money mattera and thinga that have an ARIES (March 21 · April 191 eqo.oal ricbta II- the lrulllud ...... lroome tbe Plfc:bd 181 1111 ·wife oopendtlt. Elroopt llbtll!lioD 111GN IIIIa I mWo. Whltlllaald yeo tlqet 1111 fOIJqwa ~ IS Olflllrilll • Drlrlklnc -1 Z1 PoUtlcal floctkJn !!Old -·· I DNitll1g I Black 7 Nigerian trf._.,.n aGet married (3 wd&) tlaue If Backed d F•!DOQS !$Temple Quaker u Elldrcle n Aecelente (poet.) - ZZ Father 23 Furtive· Zlltallan poet .())d.. MFormer heavy. WOIIIIIIlab IISptud • Plua 17 Aurora weight out ol adeal ,!')iamp honalng Zl Dllrdaln Zl Demon ZIAcrlrrm· ...... LEO IJuly 23· Aug.221 La1er 1n the day you're hkely to run into someone who 's as stubborn and adamant about an 1ssue as you n Slrlaled iDitrumlollt • Sea ellle VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) Th.mgs you 'll be wor'rc;lng on to day wlll come so easy you'll sail right through The trouble is. you 'll leave something unfinished that you could hcwe done • Two very interesting people will enter your life thts. year. Through them, you 'll enlarge your circle of friends. Rewards wlll also come 'to you through creative efforts. LIBRA (Sept.23·0CI.23) The .,.--lHHf---- • Narlllum• Aug. 2, 1174 breaks come YD!Jr way most of tr-+-t- bria'• old ride II <lwnlcli1 IUIIIlt liP.- . 0)'111'1 motber PreftK ~il!JMIDM;-~=~-'c u for com •o.ear- Unacramblt the&e four Jumbles. to each squ.are, to one letter 17 OtJabcuu! city form four ordinary words. • 'l'lllrty (Fr.) Truth 6 ; You ONe It to Yourself 20 ; Boblqui~Jarl33 . 8: 00 - Sanford and Son 3; Washington Revlew20, 33; Six Million Dollar Man 6, 13; Ohio High School Football Classic 4, 15; Your Hit F1arade 8. 10. 8:30 - Brian Keith 3; Good Times 8, 10; w,u Street Week 20, 33. 9: 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33, 20 : Movie '' Kaleidoscope" 3; Movie "The Legend of Lyfah Clare" 8; "Because You ' re Mine'" 10. · 9:30 - Odd Couple 6, 13. 10:00- Toma 6, 13; News 20; Conflicts of Harry S Truman 33. 10:30-0hlo: ThlsWeek20; Day AfNight33. 11:00- News 3, 4, 6, 8.10. 13, 1S; Aviation Weather 20; Janakl33. 11:30 - Johnny Corson 3, 4. 15: Mission: Impossible 6; Untouchllbles 13; Blood, Sweat and Tears In Concert 8; Movie "Atlantis, the Lost Continent" 10. 12: 30 - Don Kirshner's Rock Concerl6; Wide World In Concert 13. 1:00- Midnight Special 3, 4; Movie "The ~lying Serpent" 10; Toke Five for life 15. 2:00- News 13. 2:30- Movie" Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick"~. 5:DO- Movie ".Forever My Love" 4. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTB- Here"a how to wort AXYDLBAAXII I I I I [] I J I III .. .L 0 Jil 0 r II L L 0 W One letter olmply orlando for another. In thll umple A II llled for the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, ete. Slnrle ·l .etten, opo~iro.,he~, tile len!llh and formation · of the woo:d• ore aU . blnll. Eaeh day the eode l.etten are different NEGIF tHUMILE TOI'INN.~'E I CRYPTOQUarES Now ........., the <lrded !etten I I thuobove IC=~Prill~lk~-~~AIIS1~WIII~IIn~jl ( I I I I 1 to fonn the aurpriH uuwer, aa . . IUIItlted by eartoon. (A.iweft Jumhle.• CHOKE A•w~rt FISHY. VORTEX ENJOIN Why ihe lfltlniec/ lhe ill-equipped OOf'J:¥ntu-HE HAD NO V)CU ZR ZY RT RDBE.F RDBEF JTN ATYYZHID OTR TRFD:SY FZY TXO I XFT TOO · EBOOTR JBQZIG.- ETOJWEZWY lOIROI'I'OW) Yeoterday'o ~: WE SHAPE OtiR DWEuJNGB, AND AFTERWARM OtiR DWEUJNGS SHAPE 11&- · WlN8TON 'CHURCHILL 'K852 + KJ .AJ75 WEST EAST K864 • J 109 ,63 4 9852 Q 10 76 KQ109 .8632 SOUTH • AQ2 'AQJI097 A43 THIHK Of All THE SIIOE9 YOU GOT 'l'fSIEROA'f, At4Hif - + - - ------..------ 'f --------------5 1-tfc 1 mile from Harrisonville. 80 pet. tillable, 3 deep ponds. Lovely stable barn & other buildings. Remodeled 2 story, 4 bedroom home . Go west on S R 143 to County Road 17 . Sign on highway . Ca II : 592-2828 or 5933333 N&Ws 3, r AU TOM OBI LE msurance bft_en ~:ancel!ed? Lost you r opera tor's license Call 992 · 7428. 6 -I S·It c APPROXIMATELY 100 ACRE FARM ' 6:00- News ,J, 4, 8, 15; 1\BC News 13; Sesame 51. 20; Truth or · Cons. 6 Behind the Lines 33. service, all makes, 992-2284, The Fabric Stlop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Se r~Jice . We Sharpen Scissors: 3·29 -tfc ------------ +++ Game 6, 13; The Session 33 . · Western Star Theater 15. ---------------- Real Estate For Sale HIYC : Your mother's re:llrlctions are much too tough, but you're doing your best (or worst) to make her believe she's right ! A "Popular chick" who smokes, pops pUis and drlnko would" earn a 0. confidence rating even from a relaxed parent. Get straight, and maybe (let's HOPE) she'll gradually get less tight. HELEN 5:00 - Bonanza 3; Msrv Griffin 4; Mister Rpgers 20, 33; Big : Valley 6. 5:30- Elec. Co. 33; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Hogan's Heroes 13 ; Modern Sani tation, 992 3954 or 992·1349. ---------------------------nn1P.r . InAner SEPTIC TANKS, cleaned . P.S. Seriously, It aeem.s to uo lhlt pa.....,\a wbo ''prtUet" older teeruo from their f1WI1 girlie magazlnet aren't very nare . They ohould know kidJo wiU read them elaewl'oere, If they're 10 Inclined. TAURUS IArrll 20-Mow 201 !just may walk In front olo car. - HELP IF YOU CAN 4:00- Mr. Cartoon 3; Somerset 15 : Sesame St. 33; Tattletales ~ 8; Huck & Yogl6; I Dream of Jeannie 13; Movie "The Lonely : Man" 10. . 4:30- Green Acres 3; Gilligan's Island 6; Bonanza 1~ ; Jackpot 1 <4; VIrginian B; Daniel Boone 13. Middleport, Ohio -----------net they ohouldn't buy II.) • Besides, think ol the money saved U you could ahare the """"' maguln... - HELEN AND SVE 2:30- Doctors 3, 4, 15; Edge of Night 8, 10; Girl In My Life 6, 13 : • Paul Nuchlms 33. · ~:DO- Another Wofld 3, 4, 151 General Hospltal6. 13: Price Is ' Right 8, 10. ~ : 30-0ne Life to Llve6, 13; Phil Donahue 4; How To Survive A , Morrloge3, 15; Match Game 8, 10; Time for Timothy 33. 117 Petri St. SEPTIC TANKS , ARO BIC SEWAGE SYS TEMS CLEA NED , REPAIRED M IL LE'R SA N I TATION , ST EWART , OHIO PH . 662 3035 10-4 tfc ~ EXCAVAT IN G . ever. Tomorrow 8, 10; Electrlc Co . 33; Afternoon with OJ 13 . 1 B&K EXCAVATING SEW ING MACHINES . 'OalyV-plmGoOilt ••. ' Rap : I don't know whetller 14 kill rnyseU or runaway. My Moun thlnU only vampires go out at nlaht. I'm ~and not allowecl out after 9 p.m . I C811't have boys c.ooU. I can walk to .echool only wilh my dumb slater, not my frienda. She spies on me and reporto 14 my folltoo. If I'masked14aparty, Murngetu migraine. No boys tiU 18: nodancesUU thellthgrade,and then Dod haa to lake me. I have to wear mly dreaaea to school. Don't say lalk lo a neighbor. '111ere'a no one I can llouot. And ourprlea\ iaMwn'• best friend . Dad does whatever she !ella him, oo he's no help. I'm a popular chick. AIotta good It does me! This has got me oo nervous that 1 smoke (weed and cigaretlel), pop IIlLI and drink, and get low grades. -· . I waa good and didn't talk back to Mum for two week!l, but my dUmb sister picked a fight and now th1np are worse than 12:55- NBC News 3, IS. l:DO- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; Not For Women Only 15 ; • What's Mv Line 10; French Chef 33; Hazel B. •1:30- A$ the World Turns 8. 10; Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 ; : Let's Travel 33; Jeopardy 3, 4, 15. ~:DO- Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15; Guidi no Light 8, 10; Newlywed ??2-5367 ---- ---~-- - ---~ - )5, By Helen and Sue Bottel 11:35 - Motter of Fact 33. 11:55- CBS News8; Don Imel ' s World 10. ]2:00- Password 6; News 8, 10, 13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4 : , Jackpot 3. 15 : Mr. Robers 33. 12: 30- Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, IS; Split Second 6 ; Search for IS leak i ng? Compa re our pr lce.s to any others We ' ll g lve . you a professional roof for Ins. Home Building & Additions, Aluminum · & Vinyl Siding, Floor Sanding & Finishing. W I LL trim or cut t rees and sh r ubbery . Also. c lean out basements , att Jcs, etc . Ph on e 949 3t2 1 or 742 -4441 7 -1.4 -261<: .., 1l :DO - Password 13; Community of Living Things 33; Mike ' Douglas 6; Now You See It 8, 10 ; High Rollers J, .4, 15. h:30-"HollywoodSquares3,4, 15 ; Brady, Bunch 13 ; Love of Life I 8, 10. Chester, Ohio 985-4102 Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 ' Pomeroy Route 3 racer 6. 1 I BISSEll BROTHERS CONST. CO. All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers 0. 1 .See or Ca!l Bo" or Roger Jl!tfers Day 992-7089 Night992 -3525 or 992-5232 Now Open t or Bustness FRIDAY, august 2, 1974 6: 00 - Sunrlae Seminar 4: Summer Semest er 10. 6:15- Farm Report 13. 6: 30- Five Mlnu1es to Uve By 4; News 6 ; B1ble Answer$ 8; Blue Ridge Quartet 13 ; Sacred Heart 10. : 6:35 - Columbus Today 4. • 6:45- 1\\ornlng Reporl3 ; Farmtlme 10 . : 7:ro-Today 3, 4, 15 ; CBS News B, 10; Dick Van Dyke 13 ; Speed. R:oute 1 Water Lines and Powe r r lines . All work done by the foot or contract. Also doter' work and septic tanks in· Special ~KI ;::r,c~~~;~~-8 ; Wide World 1:00 - Tomorrow 3, 4; Take Five tor Life IS. K&H I'Sta lled , Free Estimates Pomeroy, 6 ; NV:Jvle 1 1:DO - . News 4, 13. Refrigerators, Freezers, Home & Auto. Air Conditioners and Commercial Units. . "+TCHING SERVI.CE BODY : WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE 991-3092 )99 INTERIOR AND . EXTERIOR . CRE ME ANS CO NCRETE delivered Monday thr o ugh Sat u rd ay and eveni n gs Phone 446 . 1142 6-13-ffc FU Fo! ' FKI:t: estimates on· alumi n um replacement windows , sidi ng, storm doors an'd windows, Railing Phone ' Cha rle s Lisle , Sy ra cu se, Oh io . Car t Ja c ob , Sales ~ · Representative, V. v . Johnson and Son , Inc. / -'· 4-JO-tfc ·sTE•o: ------.--- ----~ :92.1 Wfl_L.t.! GOTTA DOPE OUT ~E. WA'"I lo WORK F.ASTfR' M I HAYE e EEN -- PLACES AHD GOl OHL'f tF OHL'f --.- HM · M·· ~ ~IR · SAY - WHY NOT"' ---v- + 'COUNTRY -----;-------- 'ffAii • 6UT t:lQ:Il' I HOOFlO li TO FIFT'( ,, ' ' . .. ~' ' . . W~PQ..FM· North 1• East Pass u 2'1' Pass 6'1' South Pass Pass Jlpenio>g lead-K4 ' ' •• North-South vulnerable . .. Middleport. .. Pomeroy .. - ' _EB~I.N WHITE REALTY Athe ns , Ohio CARSON Se rv i ce Station Garage, 50)(60 bu i lding , Cement driveway Pnone 742 5052 7-16-lf c N EW HOME , J ~el:lro om~ . Hutc h ins o n Su bDiv i Sion , Rutland Phone 742·3615 or . see Milo Hutchinson . Rutland . .:..__-12tc 728 ' SEVEN room house, bath. , l arge tot, garage. Mi!lln Stree t. Rulland . Ask i ng SI2 ,000 . Phone 742 -4772 . 7-28 - 12fC ___________ •• I :a STEREO .MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE _ _11 n.3.$Sioi?·2-.iMioiAiiiSOii.N,.Woij.oioVoijA;., . . .I IT LOCI<~ LIKE YOU HIT THE 51MMEfl DOWN1 C31RlS1 I'M vACKP:J/T~ J '""''EN'fALLY;/ SURE NOTHIN0 WILL COME O ~IT. .. "' .. J U " _ ___________ _ WHITE TV' WHO /SH E? ' ' ., H O U SE lo<: aled m Mason , W . Va ., 1Ph rooms , 2 ba th s, can be seen by appointment ol'i ly Sen d replies to Box 586, MBson , W Va $14 ,000 . _, 7 ·26 61c e BLACK ® Ml95 WINKLE; WOOl$ HE .. H•l I -------------- '• . ._ _...,_ _• Wi lkinson DECORATING ------- -------- ------------~ 28 . 51 , . Klnodom 10; To Tell the ' 9-9 Wetk r~~nds ...__G_e_n_e-ra_ti•o._ n_R_a_p_., THURSDAY, AUG. 1, t!7o .......J.l, 4, IS; ABC_New •• , cas Ntws I , 10; Room 13. Llnel; Nowo6, 10; Elec. Co. A Det113; Sports Desk 1$ ; Interior, Exterior Decorating and · Remodeling in Street elevision Log THE. DEPENDM' E CONTRACTING 00. Hours: t-6 Weekdiiys HOME 6$ ' x 12 MOBILE home ) Qedroom. bath, li v ing roOm, halL iln d 2 bedrooms ca r . peted Phone 992 -7751. 6-16 tfc Term.sr Located on 3rd Racine , Ohio. 7-,1'!'1~111 &entlnel,Middleport.Pm~eroy,O., 11lurllday, Au&.1,1974 I ··~ ; ' . • • ZENITH 'COLOR TV. ' Free / Un. PAiNfDAMAGE1974.ZIQ.zi9 \ -------------- 16.9.5 MANAGER ----~~--------- BEAT th~ 1975 Price lrl<.: rt!d~..,, Buy a 1974 model now . Get . tysburg by Castle 12)160 2 b~droom , front kitchen , gas S5 , 59S ; 12x65 3 SEWING MACHINE S STill • model , bedroom , ftont kltc h~n . total In or lgln,at cartons . No at . electr ic S6.91lS . Skyline : 12>~.52 tachm ents nee d ed as our 2 bedroom , tofal electric controls are bullt -in . Sews $4,995 : 2Ax4.tl double w ide , with 1 or 2 need l es, makes tota l er@'c lri c $9',98 5. All prices buttonholes , sew on bultons , Inc lude- set up and del l vtry . monogl'arns , and bl lnd hem Kingsbury Home Sates Md :~tttc~ . Full c~~h orice S31l .50 Serv ice, lrtc, 1100 ~ . Main or uvd\,lel pion ~"'llllable , St ., Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone Phone 992-26S3 . 992-7034 . 7 - 1~Hfc 9.50 BENNY BRANHAM 197'1 .MOB IL E Home, 14x70 Hillcrest, furn ished or un furn ished, must ~e t J. Phone 742-688 21 Rutland , Oh lo . 7·28 ·6tp UPHOLSTERY fabr ics by the yard , 54 inches w i de , as foW as S2 49 per yard Velvets as tow as $5 ,25 Imported velv~ts $9 60 Wo also nave ny l on . herculon , cotton p r 1nts , vinyls, and remn3nts by the yard or by the p iec e , Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . M& ln Sf ., Pomeroy . Phone 992 -7554 7-24 26tc • . Arms trong Lmalewm Wall~ P•per Vinyl Wall F11bric Spec:iall On Carpe1 Remnants . Fl'ee Estim•tn . 111.95 ---~---------- ------------- ' MAl~ ' WILl'S CARPET & INTERIORS 742-5293 CLELAND NIMR OD told down camper •n good con d ltt on , sleeps 4 TEAFORD . 992-5510. Real Eslate For Sale ---------.------ :--------------- BUSINES S room , 22 x 80, 2.34- E Main St , Pomeroy , Oh1o Phone 992 5786 or 992 -3975 . 6-12tfc ------ --------------- wi ~h E.-: 7-?6-6tc Court, Po meroy . Phone 992 332.4 . ' 7 18 -tfc 11163 OOOG E Pi ckup truck ,"" 6 cylinder , J new ! Jre~ . $350. Phone 997 5301. 7 3 1 3tc ' • ' E. . ,•,..I••;.•• ' • Business Services .. . . . -· ·- - "" .-- ·WILSON'S piCkup. 50 CC HO ND A m1n1 trail b i ke , 992 ·l259 or 992-2568 S125, B horsepower electric start rrding lawn mower $ISO Phon e 992 -214J any t1me or ~----------..---LOTS for sale , tra i ler or house. 99 2 2724 even1ngs . EXCELSIOR Salt Works , All utrl ll ies Pl10ne 7<12 3615, , 8· 1·3t p Main St, Pom eroy All kmds R.uiland, OhtO of sa lt wat e r pellets. water ( 7 16-tf c n Uggets, block sa lt and own 3 TO MATO pic kers Dalla s - -- - - - - - - - -- - Ohio R iver ' Sal t Phon e 992 Cle land , phone 949 -412 1 NE W 3 bedroom home i n 3891 8 3 Rutietnd Phone 742 -6254 6 5 tfc -~---------- _! · tc 7 J0 -41c S IN G~R Automatic Z 1g lag SHULER'S MARKET Sewmg Machmes, rn sewi ng !able Make s butlonhol~s. W. Main Pomeroy sews on buttons, b l rnd hems et c Top nokh cond1t1on . Pay Home Grown $5 1 or term s availab le Phone V•1q1IB TPaforrl "r 992 2653 . Ca nta lou pes ~ hroku 7·16-tfc 5-12-tfc ---------------...-------------PAt'NT.IN ------------.~ ROCERY bus ines s for sale G, - eXrerlenced and TRAILER : Brown's Trau e~; Bu ilding tor sa te or lease . guarantee-d work . Free estimates . Phone 992 -3821. 7·30-6tc lo,n -- ----·-------- F lu1dex $1 89 - Lose werghf De)( . A Di e t caps ul es $1 9B Nelson Drug s B-1 ltp WE ARE pick ing up a pian o In your area and would I ike some responsible party to take over payments . Call Cred it Manager , (61 4) '772 . 5669 or write 260 Ea.st Ma in Stre et. Chillicothe , Oh io 45601 4 7-tfc ·--------------------------apartment .' 1969 GMC Astro , 318 Det r o1 t clerical ' f:!-URNI SHEO Employment Wanted 1974 CUTLASS Supreme, air condlt1one-d and itm t m radio, super sports whee!1, V 8 automatic Phon eo 997' 9981 , a41er?pm 8 t ltc • ' PENNZOIL 8 I ltC: 1969 CHE VY Townsman station waqon $1,195 good con dlt1on Phone 992 7620 5 '14 He ---------------- ----~--------- 1966 FO~O f1'1Ck1,1p , nwst Sell PilOn[' 7J2 J884 1917 VEGA. good cond l tJon . Phone 949 798 1 '974 ZIG · ZAG Sewrng Machines 7 '18 6tc lett m layaway .!\II butlt - rn fo buttonhole, do S l r~tch sew1ng and fa ncy SIIIChinQ Pay lust 1970 VW, and a 1965 Chevy Van For more InformatiOn , call cash or term s $48 75 9915116 avadab te Trad e ins ac 7 30 St c ceptcd . Phon e 992 2653 . 7-30 tic 1961 BUICK Spec1al, 1955 VACUUM Cleaners , brand new Chevrolet Phone 74'2 4846 tank t ype models, w i th 5 7 26 6fp anac hrnent s Only S2A 40 cash ------~or ter ms available New Upr1ght models $29 90 cash or 1971 TR I UMPH 8onne-v1Jfc 650 . Ti oe r ao.ld . in Clood condi t ion . term s available . Trade ins SB75 . Ph one 992 -3700 accepted . Phone 997 765J 7 24 13tp 7 30 ttc - r: Aulo Sales .,.,d Call Collect l -592 ·5544 Athens, Ohio Co. -------------- 7 H 3!C ---------- ----------..---., 4-10 -tfc 1J.oiJ, 991 1974 VEGA GT , 7.700 miles , p s. auwmatic Phone 992 3362' 7 J I 6tp SUPER lOR VINYL PRODUCTS -- --------- - Phon~ Tamworth sowo; 7 31 3tc FREE HOME ESTIMATES --------- --------------- n•<f' yovnp pvn• b1 cerJ 1966 oooGE 1 ? , phQn£> 949 47i-4 Produced frq m a special vinyl compoUnd made by 8 F . Goodrich i'lnd Monsanto 5 times thi cker than metal siding, Wil l not dent . chip, c r ack, peel , rot, rust or chalk -------------- ------------- 1 ~A 11095 MAVERICK ' tomatoes , bring Gerald rn~ Cleland , Racme 4 FAMI LY vard sale. 572 Grant St .. M i ddleport. Lots of n ice . POMEROY, OHIO . items . So me antiQues , new . and used clo th rng Friday and ' Saturday 11 a I'll · to 6 p.m . In case of ra m will hOld on Not1ce porch , For Rent 8-1 2tc . A T O Z MART , used f urniture, appllan r;es and m Jsc. Rt 33, ? FUR NI SHI:O rooms on Sp ring -----------~-BIG yard sal@ , 1 mile up pn Ave Call 992 3429 Hartford , W . Yil Storys Run Road , sou th of 8 1· 2tp 7-26 1fc Middleport. Aug . 3 and 4. -~-~---- -~-BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fur 8 1 2t c n1shed apartmenL carpeted. Wanted To Buy alI electr1c Includes washer GROVER'S Studio Will be and dryer tn downtown closed for employees ' JUNK Autos com plet e and M i ddleport over Slim N ' Yaeatlon July 29 through Aug del ive r ed to our yard . We prck Trim Phone 992 5J20 or 992 5 Open Aug 6 through Aug . up auto bod ies and bUy all 788 9. 10 Closed Aug . 13 through k 1nds of sc r ap metals etnd B 1 tfc Aug , 17 fo r Meigs County iron R ider's Sa lvage , State FBir Visit our booth In the ---~ ......... Rt 124, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Ohio 3 ROOMS furn1 shed apartment commercial build ing Ph one 99 2 5468 . with air cond1t 1oner No 7-'16-16tc 7 31 26tp children or pets E Ma1n St , ~------------ ...... Pomeroy Phone 992 -2381. TEAM shoot , military style , 100 WANTED old uprrgh t ptanos, 8 1 3t c yards any gun . Any caliber . any condition Paying !ilO Trophies wiU be awarded , each . First fl oor only Wrrte to Rutland Gun Club . Sunday , and give directions to Witten A ug 4, 1 p.m. Piano Co mpany . Box 188, 7 · 30 5tc Sardis . Ohio 43946 7 ·28 6tp FREE kittens to good home Call 992 -7714 . OLD furniture , oak tables, 7-3J 6tc clocks, ice bo)(es , brass beds , dishes, desks, or compl ete WE HAVE ali your upholstery households . Write M . D . needs , Burlap , d en im , Miller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh io, c ambric , foam glue , zippers , c a l I 992-7760. tack 1ng strip, spr ings and 5-13-tfc clips , chipb oard, butfon 1-First floor apt . , 1 tw ine , sewing thread , leg s, bedrooms completely · furupholstery books , dacron , CASH Pi!l l d for all makes and nished on Main St., Pomeroy models of mobile homes . webbing , sprlng tw ine~ ta cks, Phone area code 614 .423 -9531 with garage and nice frcmt & welt cord, cotton , s w i vel bues and foam, follm , foam . 4 13-lfc backyar'ds , washe rs a nd Pomeroy Recov&ry , 622 E . dryers on premises . Main St, Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -7554. 7-24·26tc Br"own Pasteboard , Sheet ' - Second floor apt., com Iron, Refrigerators, Hot MEIGS County Humane Soclely pletely furnished, . 2 WatQr Tanks, Auto bodies, Thrift Shop open 10 am . till bedrooms , nice yard without motors, Scrap Iron, 4, 30 p.tn every Friday and available, wa shers and Sa tUrday New used stock Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, arriving weekly Clothing , dryers on ~remises. Phone Aluminum, Auto Batteries, coilec·tible s, , appliances , 992 -3863 before 3 p .m ., after. 6 Auto Radiators. Sell to treasures, records , picture s, p.m. 992-5844. books , lamRS , toys Loca ted across from Pomeroy Post Office . . The Rosenberg 5-12-tfc For Sale I col\faln~r . 350 V-8, automatic, P . ste-ering & brakes. dark blue finish , blue Interior, blue vinyl roof, factory air conditioned. like new w .w tires, rad io. Many other extras. ' x Sale CA NNING 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA SlitS, .t Door, llg~t grn. finish, oreen vinyl top, used as Co. of. flclal t:ar, never titled, baL of warranty, loaded with extras Including factory air, rad io & tape, w-w tkes, guards & all the fine accessories. card1 and food , to our ne igh bors Who were such • r;omfort and all those who helped m MY way . Your tho ughtfulness w ill never be 'fora oHen . The Fam lly of Dora E Kii'nnedy . 8-1 If(' 1 F. . - @) were so ~lnd durlnO, Ih e deatl those . ~ ' ou of our lawt<r one . ThankS te,.. all . For Sale or Trade . • 1- ·-· , A '"" .,'",.. ALLEY OOP '11 1 . , Wall s that create a decorating Image to be admired . Remembered. A lasting lmpres· slon so easily achieved. Wa lls covered with Lasting Impressions In ~yl by Jean Mclain. Slyllsh lradlllonals, conlemporarles, florals-, novelties The ellorlless pa~: PIO·posled, pre- lrlmml!d, slrlppable ~nd durable: S<;rubbabla vinyl, guaranteed 5 yll!ars. .. . 10 I! guaranteed walc~I'IQII• Set lho 38 dn lgna In 117 colorw•vs In the ntw J11n Mellin Nrnplt book, Volume VI 11 HOURS ; 1:30 a .m. to ~ p.m. Any time by appointment. Clostcf Sundey , Will's Carpet & Interiors Shop lrd ST. ~· 949-2614 • .."'' The blddlnR has been: • Weot Norlh · Eall 1 South ..' ' Pass ? Pass u you, South, hold: UQ1549AQ854.AK41 What do you do now? A-J•II bid olx IPIIIH· Your pori- has shown olro"ll ,,.• 10ppor1 wlr~ut mu•h Ia hit• ." .. WHV, BLESS 'lORE BONES, LOWEEZV!! AS LONG f\5 I'M 1-IERE, HOW 'S ABOUT LOOKIN.' IN MV FUTURE ....... "' ,.,\/ . ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - • R • A • C • I • N • E , - 0 . - .... ,.. 4• ' TODA Y'11 QUESTION ln14ead of blddlnR lour spades.' your partner hoo r-nded oiwo eholoo to ycMn""" opod<>. What do you do now? A.lower 'h_,..., I 1 • ' �• , ~-:.Tbe llallf ~l,Mlddlepnr!-~l!ert>:V.~ Thtli'May, AUK.l,1914_ :Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! . " Card of Thanks WOR os can't appre-ciation ~Kpress to those wl·u Middleport Emergency Squa(l, Walhr Funtoral Home- , Billy Halt , Rev . Lloyd Grimm . Rulland F i re Dtpertment. Rutland NazareneChurcn . 8eulah and Mlldrf!d Grate. Also thanks to sending flowers , -------------Notice ' • For Ponteroy _Motor Co. 2 SIGNS Of QUALITY ' 1970 CHEV MONTE CARLO SHOOTI N G Match , Co r •I Hollow Gun Club . turn firs.! r ight arter Miles Cemeter')o, Rulll!lnd . Factory choked guns only , Sunday, Aug . 4, 1 p m. 8-1-Jt c . ' -------------- 1910 ~ORO 1 7 30 lie GAS HEATER , 70 000 ATU , therrnostatl!nd trtn SJS PtJQne 99, 2258 1 26 61c SOLID VINYL SIDIN G Sl9!5 Grabber, beige fin ish, tan vinyl roof, 6 cyl., automatic trans. , P. S't~!erlng , radio, local. 1 owner, low mileage unit . . POM~,~~!v~~~~~.. CO.@) -------------- --------------- ------------- IN ROW FOR RENT -------------- --------------- - ------------. ' KOS-CO·T KuSMETICS & Athens, Ohio. We close each 1964 FORO and one new WIG S: For a good line of b eginner ' s clectrrc Kay Friday at noon for balance of Cosmetics, frl@ndly service • Guita r for sale Contact Ca rl week. and someone to chat with, Ra1 rd en, HarHord , W Va give · r"e a r.all. Helen Jane 7-J1 .6f c Brown , 992 ·5113. FOR JUN K CARS ' 3-19 tfc CASH complete . Fry~ ' s Tru ck and SALE on Starcraft Fold downs . Auto a wn1ng, Ree~e hit<:hes, Auto Parts , Rutland , Ohio 24 A TO Z Mart, used furnished Port A Pot1. 20 pet . oft CAMP HOUR WREC KER SER . apptlllnc~s. clothing, diShes CONLEY STARCRAFT VICE Phone 742 6094 and misc . Rt. '33 opposite SA L E S; Rt 62 north of Pt . tra i ler court , Hartford, W. 7-26 -26t c Pleasant behind Red Carpet Vo. ------------- pick u p . R rverslde Auto Wrecking , Ph one 1304) 7735890 . 7-5 tfc YARD Sale, 1 mile off R't . 124on ' Happy Hollow Rd . at Lawrence Hysell residence . Runs al l thIs' week' and alI 100 laying hens for sale . Phon,e SILVER , coinS before 1965 . Wd l 742 -4547. pay 52.40 for S1 face va l ut> . 7-30 -3tc Also , silvers , dollars , S3 50 -:--=---,..::---------Also, gold co ins, very f ine or better condition . $1 gold p iece Wanted for $50 ; S2 50 gold p iece for . $45 ; S5for $45; S10for $95, S?O for $190. Pri ce sub ie<:t to mark et var i ation Wrrte Appliance service man ;.vith Jack i e Wamsl ey, P 0 . Bo)( knowledqe of refrigeration. 125, Reyn o lds b urg, Ohi o ·:v_a_c atlon & travel pay.. 1 43068 , or ca ll Rutland, 742 · 3651. . Gallia Refrigeration Co. 8· 1-Jtc Phone 446-4066 ------ -------- Help . -----~------ - For Rent IMMEDIATE opening for brake mechanic . Send resume and salary expected to Box 729 -H, c -o The uar1y ::.enrrnet, Pomeroy , Oh io. 6-1-Jtc --------- ------ SERVICE manager for automobile dealership. Send resume to Bo)( 729M , c -o The Oal!y Sentinel , Pomeroy , Ohto 45769 . 8-1-Stc ------------- Inn SS for iunk automob ile s We will SMALL mobile tiome double wide , 2 bedroom s, furnished . Util iti es paid Adu ll s preferred Phon e 992 7017 , or 992 7133 7-31 41c ------- ------~ COUNTRY Mobil e Home P a rk , Rt. 33, ten miles north of Pomeroy Large lo ts wit h concrete patios , sid ewalk s, runners and off s tr eet parkin g. Also , spaces for small trai l ers. Ph one 992 -7479 7-21 tfc 7 31 3tc ,-------------- WILL do typ ing and work In my home , 35 years experience . Phone 992 -3503 7· 28 -6tc adults only in Phone 992 -J874 Middl e port --- -------------- r' GENERAL office work , typ ing, shorthand , etc , full or part . time . P,hone 992 -3247 . 1-31 -Jtc -------------- Will do babys itting in rny home . Experienced , Phone Mrs . Glen Smith , Rock; Spr ing!> Rd . 992 -3613 7-31 -6tc -------------For Sale or Trade -------------- 3 AND 4 ROOM furni she-d and unfurnished apartments Phone ~92 - 5434 . 4-12-tfc ------~------ PRIVATE meeting room tor . any organ ization ; phone 99-2 3975 . 3- 11 -tfc D IN I N G room oak l able, 72" long and 54" wide Pulls apart W1th leaf s an d 4 cQ vcred chairs. Phon e 99'1 -5 385 7 ·30 .Jtc . --.---~-· --------'"- 350 HONDA Scr.:~mb l e r 73 Phone 992 5914 after 6 p m 7 -30-6t c 2 EXTRA n ice young pure breed Tamworth sows Phone 9922343 . _,_ • 8 · 1-3tc TW O 5 room and balh apts In M iddleport For Infor mation, . ca ll 992 .2550 .or 742 655 1 7-3 H e ______ _____. _ For Sale • RIDING horse for sale '1 rears old , grten brolte . Gentle . Call - ------------·- -------------- 8-1 Uc ------------- Ho'w can anvone possibly be both "hlgh'r a~d "dry"? NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cut No. 2:1269 Ellate of SHIRLEY F. HOWERY, D&Ctlted . Notice Is hereby given that Cfara Howery, of Route 3, Albany , Ohio, has bean duty eppointed Admlnlttratri)[ of ttle E1tate of Shlrlt'l F . Howery , d9ceesed, late of Meigs County , Ohio. Crtdttors 1re requ i red to fife fhafr claims with said fiduc ia ry within four months . • Doted th is 13th dtY cit July 1974. •I I7J ,.!'· GREY MANOR APART· MENTS ' FOR RENT 117 North Fourth Avenue Middleport, Ohio 1- 2 bedroom furnished apt . In nice area. ' 1-EIIIclency apt . prefer single male , utilities provided , •· Phone 991-3863 boforo 3: 00 p.m., after 6:00 p.m . 991$844. . 4 ROOM S and ba1h hom e for rent In Rutland- . Phone 992 5858. 7. J4 .1fc ------------- NlCE 3 room s and ·bath , all electric apartment in M•nning D . Webster Pom eroy . Table top range , .wall oven , rea l n ic e IIpari · Judge Court of Common Pleas, ment. Call 446 .7699 or II' rob ate Division evenings at 4.tl6 .9539 Gallipolis .. u (I) 1, 3fc ...,... __,_ ....,_ 7·26-6fc ____ _____ • " ' APPROX" 49 ac r es on Bai l ey Run Road , one mile from cro ss roatts , not too t ar from the Sale-m Cen ter Mine The Bailey Farm, Contac t Mrs . Paul Bailey 7 30 Ol e --'--- -- ~-~~---'~- llloo~~~iiiioiiojl":~~l:!:~t Ph one iiBS 3353 -----------~:~·"P r 608 E. PIANO t uo1ng , Phone Charles MA IN Sco tt , 992 . 3718 7-30 -Sip REA.LTV POMEROY., -~------------ 0. MIDDLEPORT - Large older brick home. New kitchen has every t hing. New hot water heating system . 5 B. R .. 2 ba lh s, basement , lots of parkrng spa ce, c lose to shopping. $22 ,500 POMEROY - 1 st ory frame, 2 B. R , bath, basement with utility , almost r;tew furnace, larg e lot 296x50 . Askin g in the Area It's 110,000. ABOUT 2 ACRES - 2 story frame , 4 B R ., l lfz baths , d ini ng room , porches , storage bldg 2 garages . j WALNUT. modern . stereo rad 1o, am .f-m 1;1 track tap e combmat1on , 4 speaker sound sys tem Balance $101 93 or budget te r ms Phon e 992 -3965. a 1 ttc -------------RED.UCE excess flu i ds w 1th $10,000 MIDDLEPORT - --~------ ----- GREEN beans , green peppers , c u c umbers , t oma t oes, Cleland Farms , Geraldine Cleland , Racrne , Oh io 7-17 -tfc 2 story frame , 4 B R , bath, gara ge, t r ailer hookup, lo t s of Qround. $8,000. WE HAVE B4YERS GALORE WAITING, LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US TODAY AND MAKE THA T SALE ---~--------- ____________ _ ------------- Phone 992 7586 Pomeroy , Oh1o 13 story home . 3 bedrooms , la rge living, dining , modern kitchen and breakfast nook . Gas fired hot water heat. Fv ll basement . Our aim is to Please Our Customers . Pets Jusl 520,000. NEW LISTING For Sale F~ t SKY AKC Brittany pups , h eld cham pi on S1 re Phone 992 -7805 8 1 3tp Ph one 773 -5618 from 8:30p .m . to 10 p m .1 f or appo intment. ---·- ---------3-20 -ttc POODLE grooming , $5 Bath ing , Sl Phone Coo lvill e 667 3915 ' 7 l1 ·51p --------------:.- HOTPOJNT AIR CONDITIONERS -------------- - -- .._,~---------- N ICE Beag le pupp ies 99 2 53 0? Ph one 7-30-4tc 4,000 BTU . Mobile Homes For Sale These sizes also available : 5.ooo, 6.000. e.ooo. 10.000 aqd 12,000 BTU. . POMEROY LANDMARK ~~ Ja ckW. Carsey, Mgr. . Phone 992-2181 · NEW 1974 Gettysburg by Castle , 3 bedroom , front kitchen model. total el ectric, set up an;d ready to move Into , $6,695 . Be the f irs t to enjoy count r y l t v i ng w1th ci ty conveniences . Can be see n al Coun try Mob i le !lome Park, Dar win . Ohio, Call 99 2-1'034 for 1n tormrtt ron & 1 5tc '109.95 .· ----- -------- FOAM to f i ll your old couch and chai r cush ions as low as S10 95, upholstery ok.ks .' only 50c , . 4 inch covered loam mattresses for s ta ndard si ze bed , S29 .95. Pom eroy Recovery. 622 E Main St , Pomeroy, Oh io. Phone 992. 7554 , 7 2.4 -26tc 1972 3 BEDROOM W i ndsor Mo bile Home on 1 acre a! ground For more rn . format ion, COi l 992 -7638 7 .Jo .tfc . J~76? NEW LISTING ~ ' La rge 2 Shop us for quality produce. 1973 RICKMAN 250 MX Wi th 3 cyc le trade r and ext r as Sateor trade Call (304 ) 773 -5128 7 28 6tp Speed I 10 ,'1At_'dl,)!11{ '}IlPPI FRESH CORN DAILY FRESH PEACHES - 12x65 Greenwood w ith 3 bedrooms, bath , with shower . Modern kltthen Wl1h • stove and refrigerator . Washer-dryer, and deep freeze. Ut!111y bldg . NEW LISTING - Ni ce 2 bedrooms w tth c losets . Large bath , dining, liv i ng and k it . chen Front and batk porches on leve l lot. near school and stores. Want SlO,OOO.OO. NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms with close t s, large living, beautiful klfchen . U t ility room , Jl/2 baths . Garage an d T acre in the co untry. S28, 000.00 . PUZZLED AS TO BUYING OR SELLING. CONSULT US , WE DEAL IN . REAL ESTATE. EVERY DAY. OFFICE 992. 3325. DIIH ,. 'lQ} l •,'' HIIINl IFfdUlll } 1.''1 C,ORUON II ll fd OJ~ II 'ri I .,.,; .!!) l '• li.'-,',()()11.11 \ STREET POMEROY --. wa sh& Wax - lube-, Oil, Filttr - Tune- Up ~ r" Small Engine 20 ; Oealer'~ro Cholca -4 t 33. 13 ; Ev...,ong ot Pops " A Streetcar 20, 33. NBC News Jap.e• 33. PH. 992-7454 or '. 992-7129 Eo!I mates, Mldd'-t, 0 w. M111in Pomerov , 0 Located at Modern Supply Small Engine R ~ palr 992-7204 ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS ANQ CLEAN UPHOLSTERY • • • • • PHONE 992-$476 J&B AUTO 1 Moved to Rutland, 3.41 mile tns1de ci ty lim1t on r ight corne r Sirek St. and Rt . 124. Lawn Boy Tecumseh Koh ler W isc on1in All ofher makes BOWERS REPAIR 7:30- New Zoo Revue6 ; Tennt;tssee Tuxedo 13. .8:DO- Copt. Kangaroo 8: New Zoo Revue IJ; Sesam~ St. 33 ; Joff'o Collie 6: Man from COS I 10. 8: 25 - Jock l.aLonne 13. ( 8: 30 - Brady Bunch 6; Green Acres 10. ·'1: 55 - Chuck White Reports 10; News 13. 9: DO-AM3; Paul Dixon 4; Wild, Wild Wut 6; Phil Donohue 15 ; -1 Abbott a. Costello 8; Captain Kangaroo 10; Community of Living Things 33 i Movie "The Agony and the Ecstasy" 10. : 9:30 - To Tell the Tru1h 3; L ucy Show 8. •?: 35 - Molter of ~act 33. )O:DO- Joker's Wild 8, 10; Company 6; Lilias, Yoga & You 33 ; , Name That Tune 3, 15. 30- Gambit 8,10; Wheels, Kiln & Clay 33; Winning Streak 3, 1 C. II 912-2136 ~r Estimates ol Any Type S EPTI C TANKS c l eaned . re asonable r<ttes Ph 446 4782, Gaii JPOI IS""John Russe ll , owner and operator . 5- 12-tf c • ~ Will do Dozer & Backhoe Work. Install. Septic ianks, Haul Dirt, Gravel, Limestone or Rent One of Our Trucks, Backhoe or Dozers. -- --------~---- O'DELL A!lnemcnt, located behmd Rutland Grade Sc hool , complete front and tuneup an d brake service Phone 74? 3232, Open 8 to a da11y, Sun · days by appt on ly 7 14 ifc and ba c khoe wor k. sept 1c tariks ins talled, dump fruc Ks and lo boys for h i re ; will haul f il l d1rt , fOR soi l. limestone and gravel ; Cal l Bo b or Roger Jellers , day phone 992 -7089 , n19Jht phone 99 2 3525 or 992 .. 52! 2 2-11 ttc RepB\7 6: VERA .c, 15; ABC News 6 ; CBS News 8, 10; Room- ~1;~.~-:j,~,!':l~:rtt~he~·· Clock 4; News 6, 10; What's A Wild Kingdom 13; I Spy 15: DOZER work , Ia clearing bv: the acre hourly or contract, f ferm ponds , roads , etc . Large 1.. dozer and operator with oven '10 years experience . PullinS\ EXcavating , Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -2478. 12-19-tfc 1 New Treasure Hunt 10; Beat the 4 ; Concentration 8; To Tell1he Old Man Z ain't got no finesse I NORTH <DI • 7 53 +++ Rap: I'm a new husband and I've jwst dlacovered my wtfe'aldea ol one last shouldn 't. SCORPIO IOct.24-Nov.22) elemenl ol chance, bul don'l bump heada with authority figures. That's ai'IQiher storyl ForFrlda,.,A..,g. 2 , 1874 SAGITTARIUS (~ov . 23 0ec.2t I Someone you'll be in contact with has some very Generally a Uworable day for you excepl that you ha¥e a tendency to take a little loo much of a goQd thing Watch your eating and dr ink ing HIYC : But It wiU lake more than two weeks! Getting straight Is Uke going on a diet: the first few days are worst because temptations are greatest, no one notices but you, and you figure what 's the use because It won't work anyway. Built's your only hope. So try "being good"forthe rest of the sununer; then let us know whether things are better at your house. - SVE GEMI~I You 're counting on an ally to • back you up because you thi~ he's In line with your own views. He's not. Be careful . PISCES 1Fe1>.20·Mirch 20) O thers are go ing to loose respect tor you If you keep talkklg about somethlrlQ you're go1ng to do but haven't done CANCER l""ne 21 · July 221 If you 're planning an evemng on ttle town you 'd better take a little extra cash along. You're apl to spend more than you antictpated loy THOMAS JOSIPH ACROIIS B Give the 1 "- ol Fooll" M Tau..... I Touter or tl ot.rved radiator DOWN II Luc 1 ':lndllls 1Z Scrape oft IS Vue handle Z Rupect a'llmely acllmatlaa (' wda.) U - cblor H Golfet'a AQUARIUS (Jan.20· Fob.1el Most of the day you 'll get along jusl line with everyone but as the evening wears on, you'll become a b it demandmg of others . a'*" • .., draw you tnto an argument. remJnd 8 fr iend ot tlis indebted ~ ness to you . Nothing will be resolved but heated words wtU ensue. I Maw 21 -June 201 .. " (Zwdl.) Boad'iriDked ' gr.~ Shade of 10oc . 22Jon.1 el Thla lo nollhe lime 1o This 111 one o those days when II wilt seem like you 're better apprec•eted by outstders than by your own family DNr Hlieblnd : . We'd IICillllllhe won oat a finD louqet wltb your help, er get a job. Or both. - HElEN AND SUE dellntte views that are op~ posed to yours. Don't let h1m CAPRICOR~ habits I teU her! -IJNIJBERATED HUSAND -er chance You 're lucky today 1n money mattera and thinga that have an ARIES (March 21 · April 191 eqo.oal ricbta II- the lrulllud ...... lroome tbe Plfc:bd 181 1111 ·wife oopendtlt. Elroopt llbtll!lioD 111GN IIIIa I mWo. Whltlllaald yeo tlqet 1111 fOIJqwa ~ IS Olflllrilll • Drlrlklnc -1 Z1 PoUtlcal floctkJn !!Old -·· I DNitll1g I Black 7 Nigerian trf._.,.n aGet married (3 wd&) tlaue If Backed d F•!DOQS !$Temple Quaker u Elldrcle n Aecelente (poet.) - ZZ Father 23 Furtive· Zlltallan poet .())d.. MFormer heavy. WOIIIIIIlab IISptud • Plua 17 Aurora weight out ol adeal ,!')iamp honalng Zl Dllrdaln Zl Demon ZIAcrlrrm· ...... LEO IJuly 23· Aug.221 La1er 1n the day you're hkely to run into someone who 's as stubborn and adamant about an 1ssue as you n Slrlaled iDitrumlollt • Sea ellle VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept.22) Th.mgs you 'll be wor'rc;lng on to day wlll come so easy you'll sail right through The trouble is. you 'll leave something unfinished that you could hcwe done • Two very interesting people will enter your life thts. year. Through them, you 'll enlarge your circle of friends. Rewards wlll also come 'to you through creative efforts. LIBRA (Sept.23·0CI.23) The .,.--lHHf---- • Narlllum• Aug. 2, 1174 breaks come YD!Jr way most of tr-+-t- bria'• old ride II <lwnlcli1 IUIIIlt liP.- . 0)'111'1 motber PreftK ~il!JMIDM;-~=~-'c u for com •o.ear- Unacramblt the&e four Jumbles. to each squ.are, to one letter 17 OtJabcuu! city form four ordinary words. • 'l'lllrty (Fr.) Truth 6 ; You ONe It to Yourself 20 ; Boblqui~Jarl33 . 8: 00 - Sanford and Son 3; Washington Revlew20, 33; Six Million Dollar Man 6, 13; Ohio High School Football Classic 4, 15; Your Hit F1arade 8. 10. 8:30 - Brian Keith 3; Good Times 8, 10; w,u Street Week 20, 33. 9: 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33, 20 : Movie '' Kaleidoscope" 3; Movie "The Legend of Lyfah Clare" 8; "Because You ' re Mine'" 10. · 9:30 - Odd Couple 6, 13. 10:00- Toma 6, 13; News 20; Conflicts of Harry S Truman 33. 10:30-0hlo: ThlsWeek20; Day AfNight33. 11:00- News 3, 4, 6, 8.10. 13, 1S; Aviation Weather 20; Janakl33. 11:30 - Johnny Corson 3, 4. 15: Mission: Impossible 6; Untouchllbles 13; Blood, Sweat and Tears In Concert 8; Movie "Atlantis, the Lost Continent" 10. 12: 30 - Don Kirshner's Rock Concerl6; Wide World In Concert 13. 1:00- Midnight Special 3, 4; Movie "The ~lying Serpent" 10; Toke Five for life 15. 2:00- News 13. 2:30- Movie" Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick"~. 5:DO- Movie ".Forever My Love" 4. DAILY CRYPTOQUOTB- Here"a how to wort AXYDLBAAXII I I I I [] I J I III .. .L 0 Jil 0 r II L L 0 W One letter olmply orlando for another. In thll umple A II llled for the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, ete. Slnrle ·l .etten, opo~iro.,he~, tile len!llh and formation · of the woo:d• ore aU . blnll. Eaeh day the eode l.etten are different NEGIF tHUMILE TOI'INN.~'E I CRYPTOQUarES Now ........., the <lrded !etten I I thuobove IC=~Prill~lk~-~~AIIS1~WIII~IIn~jl ( I I I I 1 to fonn the aurpriH uuwer, aa . . IUIItlted by eartoon. (A.iweft Jumhle.• CHOKE A•w~rt FISHY. VORTEX ENJOIN Why ihe lfltlniec/ lhe ill-equipped OOf'J:¥ntu-HE HAD NO V)CU ZR ZY RT RDBE.F RDBEF JTN ATYYZHID OTR TRFD:SY FZY TXO I XFT TOO · EBOOTR JBQZIG.- ETOJWEZWY lOIROI'I'OW) Yeoterday'o ~: WE SHAPE OtiR DWEuJNGB, AND AFTERWARM OtiR DWEUJNGS SHAPE 11&- · WlN8TON 'CHURCHILL 'K852 + KJ .AJ75 WEST EAST K864 • J 109 ,63 4 9852 Q 10 76 KQ109 .8632 SOUTH • AQ2 'AQJI097 A43 THIHK Of All THE SIIOE9 YOU GOT 'l'fSIEROA'f, At4Hif - + - - ------..------ 'f --------------5 1-tfc 1 mile from Harrisonville. 80 pet. tillable, 3 deep ponds. Lovely stable barn & other buildings. Remodeled 2 story, 4 bedroom home . Go west on S R 143 to County Road 17 . Sign on highway . Ca II : 592-2828 or 5933333 N&Ws 3, r AU TOM OBI LE msurance bft_en ~:ancel!ed? Lost you r opera tor's license Call 992 · 7428. 6 -I S·It c APPROXIMATELY 100 ACRE FARM ' 6:00- News ,J, 4, 8, 15; 1\BC News 13; Sesame 51. 20; Truth or · Cons. 6 Behind the Lines 33. service, all makes, 992-2284, The Fabric Stlop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Se r~Jice . We Sharpen Scissors: 3·29 -tfc ------------ +++ Game 6, 13; The Session 33 . · Western Star Theater 15. ---------------- Real Estate For Sale HIYC : Your mother's re:llrlctions are much too tough, but you're doing your best (or worst) to make her believe she's right ! A "Popular chick" who smokes, pops pUis and drlnko would" earn a 0. confidence rating even from a relaxed parent. Get straight, and maybe (let's HOPE) she'll gradually get less tight. HELEN 5:00 - Bonanza 3; Msrv Griffin 4; Mister Rpgers 20, 33; Big : Valley 6. 5:30- Elec. Co. 33; Hodgepodge Lodge 20 ; Hogan's Heroes 13 ; Modern Sani tation, 992 3954 or 992·1349. ---------------------------nn1P.r . InAner SEPTIC TANKS, cleaned . P.S. Seriously, It aeem.s to uo lhlt pa.....,\a wbo ''prtUet" older teeruo from their f1WI1 girlie magazlnet aren't very nare . They ohould know kidJo wiU read them elaewl'oere, If they're 10 Inclined. TAURUS IArrll 20-Mow 201 !just may walk In front olo car. - HELP IF YOU CAN 4:00- Mr. Cartoon 3; Somerset 15 : Sesame St. 33; Tattletales ~ 8; Huck & Yogl6; I Dream of Jeannie 13; Movie "The Lonely : Man" 10. . 4:30- Green Acres 3; Gilligan's Island 6; Bonanza 1~ ; Jackpot 1 <4; VIrginian B; Daniel Boone 13. Middleport, Ohio -----------net they ohouldn't buy II.) • Besides, think ol the money saved U you could ahare the """"' maguln... - HELEN AND SVE 2:30- Doctors 3, 4, 15; Edge of Night 8, 10; Girl In My Life 6, 13 : • Paul Nuchlms 33. · ~:DO- Another Wofld 3, 4, 151 General Hospltal6. 13: Price Is ' Right 8, 10. ~ : 30-0ne Life to Llve6, 13; Phil Donahue 4; How To Survive A , Morrloge3, 15; Match Game 8, 10; Time for Timothy 33. 117 Petri St. SEPTIC TANKS , ARO BIC SEWAGE SYS TEMS CLEA NED , REPAIRED M IL LE'R SA N I TATION , ST EWART , OHIO PH . 662 3035 10-4 tfc ~ EXCAVAT IN G . ever. Tomorrow 8, 10; Electrlc Co . 33; Afternoon with OJ 13 . 1 B&K EXCAVATING SEW ING MACHINES . 'OalyV-plmGoOilt ••. ' Rap : I don't know whetller 14 kill rnyseU or runaway. My Moun thlnU only vampires go out at nlaht. I'm ~and not allowecl out after 9 p.m . I C811't have boys c.ooU. I can walk to .echool only wilh my dumb slater, not my frienda. She spies on me and reporto 14 my folltoo. If I'masked14aparty, Murngetu migraine. No boys tiU 18: nodancesUU thellthgrade,and then Dod haa to lake me. I have to wear mly dreaaea to school. Don't say lalk lo a neighbor. '111ere'a no one I can llouot. And ourprlea\ iaMwn'• best friend . Dad does whatever she !ella him, oo he's no help. I'm a popular chick. AIotta good It does me! This has got me oo nervous that 1 smoke (weed and cigaretlel), pop IIlLI and drink, and get low grades. -· . I waa good and didn't talk back to Mum for two week!l, but my dUmb sister picked a fight and now th1np are worse than 12:55- NBC News 3, IS. l:DO- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; Not For Women Only 15 ; • What's Mv Line 10; French Chef 33; Hazel B. •1:30- A$ the World Turns 8. 10; Let's Make A Deal 6, 13 ; : Let's Travel 33; Jeopardy 3, 4, 15. ~:DO- Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15; Guidi no Light 8, 10; Newlywed ??2-5367 ---- ---~-- - ---~ - )5, By Helen and Sue Bottel 11:35 - Motter of Fact 33. 11:55- CBS News8; Don Imel ' s World 10. ]2:00- Password 6; News 8, 10, 13; Bob Braun's 50·50 Club 4 : , Jackpot 3. 15 : Mr. Robers 33. 12: 30- Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, IS; Split Second 6 ; Search for IS leak i ng? Compa re our pr lce.s to any others We ' ll g lve . you a professional roof for Ins. Home Building & Additions, Aluminum · & Vinyl Siding, Floor Sanding & Finishing. W I LL trim or cut t rees and sh r ubbery . Also. c lean out basements , att Jcs, etc . Ph on e 949 3t2 1 or 742 -4441 7 -1.4 -261<: .., 1l :DO - Password 13; Community of Living Things 33; Mike ' Douglas 6; Now You See It 8, 10 ; High Rollers J, .4, 15. h:30-"HollywoodSquares3,4, 15 ; Brady, Bunch 13 ; Love of Life I 8, 10. Chester, Ohio 985-4102 Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 ' Pomeroy Route 3 racer 6. 1 I BISSEll BROTHERS CONST. CO. All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers 0. 1 .See or Ca!l Bo" or Roger Jl!tfers Day 992-7089 Night992 -3525 or 992-5232 Now Open t or Bustness FRIDAY, august 2, 1974 6: 00 - Sunrlae Seminar 4: Summer Semest er 10. 6:15- Farm Report 13. 6: 30- Five Mlnu1es to Uve By 4; News 6 ; B1ble Answer$ 8; Blue Ridge Quartet 13 ; Sacred Heart 10. : 6:35 - Columbus Today 4. • 6:45- 1\\ornlng Reporl3 ; Farmtlme 10 . : 7:ro-Today 3, 4, 15 ; CBS News B, 10; Dick Van Dyke 13 ; Speed. R:oute 1 Water Lines and Powe r r lines . All work done by the foot or contract. Also doter' work and septic tanks in· Special ~KI ;::r,c~~~;~~-8 ; Wide World 1:00 - Tomorrow 3, 4; Take Five tor Life IS. K&H I'Sta lled , Free Estimates Pomeroy, 6 ; NV:Jvle 1 1:DO - . News 4, 13. Refrigerators, Freezers, Home & Auto. Air Conditioners and Commercial Units. . "+TCHING SERVI.CE BODY : WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE 991-3092 )99 INTERIOR AND . EXTERIOR . CRE ME ANS CO NCRETE delivered Monday thr o ugh Sat u rd ay and eveni n gs Phone 446 . 1142 6-13-ffc FU Fo! ' FKI:t: estimates on· alumi n um replacement windows , sidi ng, storm doors an'd windows, Railing Phone ' Cha rle s Lisle , Sy ra cu se, Oh io . Car t Ja c ob , Sales ~ · Representative, V. v . Johnson and Son , Inc. / -'· 4-JO-tfc ·sTE•o: ------.--- ----~ :92.1 Wfl_L.t.! GOTTA DOPE OUT ~E. WA'"I lo WORK F.ASTfR' M I HAYE e EEN -- PLACES AHD GOl OHL'f tF OHL'f --.- HM · M·· ~ ~IR · SAY - WHY NOT"' ---v- + 'COUNTRY -----;-------- 'ffAii • 6UT t:lQ:Il' I HOOFlO li TO FIFT'( ,, ' ' . .. ~' ' . . W~PQ..FM· North 1• East Pass u 2'1' Pass 6'1' South Pass Pass Jlpenio>g lead-K4 ' ' •• North-South vulnerable . .. Middleport. .. Pomeroy .. - ' _EB~I.N WHITE REALTY Athe ns , Ohio CARSON Se rv i ce Station Garage, 50)(60 bu i lding , Cement driveway Pnone 742 5052 7-16-lf c N EW HOME , J ~el:lro om~ . Hutc h ins o n Su bDiv i Sion , Rutland Phone 742·3615 or . see Milo Hutchinson . Rutland . .:..__-12tc 728 ' SEVEN room house, bath. , l arge tot, garage. Mi!lln Stree t. Rulland . Ask i ng SI2 ,000 . Phone 742 -4772 . 7-28 - 12fC ___________ •• I :a STEREO .MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE _ _11 n.3.$Sioi?·2-.iMioiAiiiSOii.N,.Woij.oioVoijA;., . . .I IT LOCI<~ LIKE YOU HIT THE 51MMEfl DOWN1 C31RlS1 I'M vACKP:J/T~ J '""''EN'fALLY;/ SURE NOTHIN0 WILL COME O ~IT. .. "' .. J U " _ ___________ _ WHITE TV' WHO /SH E? ' ' ., H O U SE lo<: aled m Mason , W . Va ., 1Ph rooms , 2 ba th s, can be seen by appointment ol'i ly Sen d replies to Box 586, MBson , W Va $14 ,000 . _, 7 ·26 61c e BLACK ® Ml95 WINKLE; WOOl$ HE .. H•l I -------------- '• . ._ _...,_ _• Wi lkinson DECORATING ------- -------- ------------~ 28 . 51 , . Klnodom 10; To Tell the ' 9-9 Wetk r~~nds ...__G_e_n_e-ra_ti•o._ n_R_a_p_., THURSDAY, AUG. 1, t!7o .......J.l, 4, IS; ABC_New •• , cas Ntws I , 10; Room 13. Llnel; Nowo6, 10; Elec. Co. A Det113; Sports Desk 1$ ; Interior, Exterior Decorating and · Remodeling in Street elevision Log THE. DEPENDM' E CONTRACTING 00. Hours: t-6 Weekdiiys HOME 6$ ' x 12 MOBILE home ) Qedroom. bath, li v ing roOm, halL iln d 2 bedrooms ca r . peted Phone 992 -7751. 6-16 tfc Term.sr Located on 3rd Racine , Ohio. 7-,1'!'1~111 &entlnel,Middleport.Pm~eroy,O., 11lurllday, Au&.1,1974 I ··~ ; ' . • • ZENITH 'COLOR TV. ' Free / Un. PAiNfDAMAGE1974.ZIQ.zi9 \ -------------- 16.9.5 MANAGER ----~~--------- BEAT th~ 1975 Price lrl<.: rt!d~..,, Buy a 1974 model now . Get . tysburg by Castle 12)160 2 b~droom , front kitchen , gas S5 , 59S ; 12x65 3 SEWING MACHINE S STill • model , bedroom , ftont kltc h~n . total In or lgln,at cartons . No at . electr ic S6.91lS . Skyline : 12>~.52 tachm ents nee d ed as our 2 bedroom , tofal electric controls are bullt -in . Sews $4,995 : 2Ax4.tl double w ide , with 1 or 2 need l es, makes tota l er@'c lri c $9',98 5. All prices buttonholes , sew on bultons , Inc lude- set up and del l vtry . monogl'arns , and bl lnd hem Kingsbury Home Sates Md :~tttc~ . Full c~~h orice S31l .50 Serv ice, lrtc, 1100 ~ . Main or uvd\,lel pion ~"'llllable , St ., Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone Phone 992-26S3 . 992-7034 . 7 - 1~Hfc 9.50 BENNY BRANHAM 197'1 .MOB IL E Home, 14x70 Hillcrest, furn ished or un furn ished, must ~e t J. Phone 742-688 21 Rutland , Oh lo . 7·28 ·6tp UPHOLSTERY fabr ics by the yard , 54 inches w i de , as foW as S2 49 per yard Velvets as tow as $5 ,25 Imported velv~ts $9 60 Wo also nave ny l on . herculon , cotton p r 1nts , vinyls, and remn3nts by the yard or by the p iec e , Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . M& ln Sf ., Pomeroy . Phone 992 -7554 7-24 26tc • . Arms trong Lmalewm Wall~ P•per Vinyl Wall F11bric Spec:iall On Carpe1 Remnants . Fl'ee Estim•tn . 111.95 ---~---------- ------------- ' MAl~ ' WILl'S CARPET & INTERIORS 742-5293 CLELAND NIMR OD told down camper •n good con d ltt on , sleeps 4 TEAFORD . 992-5510. Real Eslate For Sale ---------.------ :--------------- BUSINES S room , 22 x 80, 2.34- E Main St , Pomeroy , Oh1o Phone 992 5786 or 992 -3975 . 6-12tfc ------ --------------- wi ~h E.-: 7-?6-6tc Court, Po meroy . Phone 992 332.4 . ' 7 18 -tfc 11163 OOOG E Pi ckup truck ,"" 6 cylinder , J new ! Jre~ . $350. Phone 997 5301. 7 3 1 3tc ' • ' E. . ,•,..I••;.•• ' • Business Services .. . . . -· ·- - "" .-- ·WILSON'S piCkup. 50 CC HO ND A m1n1 trail b i ke , 992 ·l259 or 992-2568 S125, B horsepower electric start rrding lawn mower $ISO Phon e 992 -214J any t1me or ~----------..---LOTS for sale , tra i ler or house. 99 2 2724 even1ngs . EXCELSIOR Salt Works , All utrl ll ies Pl10ne 7<12 3615, , 8· 1·3t p Main St, Pom eroy All kmds R.uiland, OhtO of sa lt wat e r pellets. water ( 7 16-tf c n Uggets, block sa lt and own 3 TO MATO pic kers Dalla s - -- - - - - - - - -- - Ohio R iver ' Sal t Phon e 992 Cle land , phone 949 -412 1 NE W 3 bedroom home i n 3891 8 3 Rutietnd Phone 742 -6254 6 5 tfc -~---------- _! · tc 7 J0 -41c S IN G~R Automatic Z 1g lag SHULER'S MARKET Sewmg Machmes, rn sewi ng !able Make s butlonhol~s. W. Main Pomeroy sews on buttons, b l rnd hems et c Top nokh cond1t1on . Pay Home Grown $5 1 or term s availab le Phone V•1q1IB TPaforrl "r 992 2653 . Ca nta lou pes ~ hroku 7·16-tfc 5-12-tfc ---------------...-------------PAt'NT.IN ------------.~ ROCERY bus ines s for sale G, - eXrerlenced and TRAILER : Brown's Trau e~; Bu ilding tor sa te or lease . guarantee-d work . Free estimates . Phone 992 -3821. 7·30-6tc lo,n -- ----·-------- F lu1dex $1 89 - Lose werghf De)( . A Di e t caps ul es $1 9B Nelson Drug s B-1 ltp WE ARE pick ing up a pian o In your area and would I ike some responsible party to take over payments . Call Cred it Manager , (61 4) '772 . 5669 or write 260 Ea.st Ma in Stre et. Chillicothe , Oh io 45601 4 7-tfc ·--------------------------apartment .' 1969 GMC Astro , 318 Det r o1 t clerical ' f:!-URNI SHEO Employment Wanted 1974 CUTLASS Supreme, air condlt1one-d and itm t m radio, super sports whee!1, V 8 automatic Phon eo 997' 9981 , a41er?pm 8 t ltc • ' PENNZOIL 8 I ltC: 1969 CHE VY Townsman station waqon $1,195 good con dlt1on Phone 992 7620 5 '14 He ---------------- ----~--------- 1966 FO~O f1'1Ck1,1p , nwst Sell PilOn[' 7J2 J884 1917 VEGA. good cond l tJon . Phone 949 798 1 '974 ZIG · ZAG Sewrng Machines 7 '18 6tc lett m layaway .!\II butlt - rn fo buttonhole, do S l r~tch sew1ng and fa ncy SIIIChinQ Pay lust 1970 VW, and a 1965 Chevy Van For more InformatiOn , call cash or term s $48 75 9915116 avadab te Trad e ins ac 7 30 St c ceptcd . Phon e 992 2653 . 7-30 tic 1961 BUICK Spec1al, 1955 VACUUM Cleaners , brand new Chevrolet Phone 74'2 4846 tank t ype models, w i th 5 7 26 6fp anac hrnent s Only S2A 40 cash ------~or ter ms available New Upr1ght models $29 90 cash or 1971 TR I UMPH 8onne-v1Jfc 650 . Ti oe r ao.ld . in Clood condi t ion . term s available . Trade ins SB75 . Ph one 992 -3700 accepted . Phone 997 765J 7 24 13tp 7 30 ttc - r: Aulo Sales .,.,d Call Collect l -592 ·5544 Athens, Ohio Co. -------------- 7 H 3!C ---------- ----------..---., 4-10 -tfc 1J.oiJ, 991 1974 VEGA GT , 7.700 miles , p s. auwmatic Phone 992 3362' 7 J I 6tp SUPER lOR VINYL PRODUCTS -- --------- - Phon~ Tamworth sowo; 7 31 3tc FREE HOME ESTIMATES --------- --------------- n•<f' yovnp pvn• b1 cerJ 1966 oooGE 1 ? , phQn£> 949 47i-4 Produced frq m a special vinyl compoUnd made by 8 F . Goodrich i'lnd Monsanto 5 times thi cker than metal siding, Wil l not dent . chip, c r ack, peel , rot, rust or chalk -------------- ------------- 1 ~A 11095 MAVERICK ' tomatoes , bring Gerald rn~ Cleland , Racme 4 FAMI LY vard sale. 572 Grant St .. M i ddleport. Lots of n ice . POMEROY, OHIO . items . So me antiQues , new . and used clo th rng Friday and ' Saturday 11 a I'll · to 6 p.m . In case of ra m will hOld on Not1ce porch , For Rent 8-1 2tc . A T O Z MART , used f urniture, appllan r;es and m Jsc. Rt 33, ? FUR NI SHI:O rooms on Sp ring -----------~-BIG yard sal@ , 1 mile up pn Ave Call 992 3429 Hartford , W . Yil Storys Run Road , sou th of 8 1· 2tp 7-26 1fc Middleport. Aug . 3 and 4. -~-~---- -~-BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fur 8 1 2t c n1shed apartmenL carpeted. Wanted To Buy alI electr1c Includes washer GROVER'S Studio Will be and dryer tn downtown closed for employees ' JUNK Autos com plet e and M i ddleport over Slim N ' Yaeatlon July 29 through Aug del ive r ed to our yard . We prck Trim Phone 992 5J20 or 992 5 Open Aug 6 through Aug . up auto bod ies and bUy all 788 9. 10 Closed Aug . 13 through k 1nds of sc r ap metals etnd B 1 tfc Aug , 17 fo r Meigs County iron R ider's Sa lvage , State FBir Visit our booth In the ---~ ......... Rt 124, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Ohio 3 ROOMS furn1 shed apartment commercial build ing Ph one 99 2 5468 . with air cond1t 1oner No 7-'16-16tc 7 31 26tp children or pets E Ma1n St , ~------------ ...... Pomeroy Phone 992 -2381. TEAM shoot , military style , 100 WANTED old uprrgh t ptanos, 8 1 3t c yards any gun . Any caliber . any condition Paying !ilO Trophies wiU be awarded , each . First fl oor only Wrrte to Rutland Gun Club . Sunday , and give directions to Witten A ug 4, 1 p.m. Piano Co mpany . Box 188, 7 · 30 5tc Sardis . Ohio 43946 7 ·28 6tp FREE kittens to good home Call 992 -7714 . OLD furniture , oak tables, 7-3J 6tc clocks, ice bo)(es , brass beds , dishes, desks, or compl ete WE HAVE ali your upholstery households . Write M . D . needs , Burlap , d en im , Miller, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Oh io, c ambric , foam glue , zippers , c a l I 992-7760. tack 1ng strip, spr ings and 5-13-tfc clips , chipb oard, butfon 1-First floor apt . , 1 tw ine , sewing thread , leg s, bedrooms completely · furupholstery books , dacron , CASH Pi!l l d for all makes and nished on Main St., Pomeroy models of mobile homes . webbing , sprlng tw ine~ ta cks, Phone area code 614 .423 -9531 with garage and nice frcmt & welt cord, cotton , s w i vel bues and foam, follm , foam . 4 13-lfc backyar'ds , washe rs a nd Pomeroy Recov&ry , 622 E . dryers on premises . Main St, Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -7554. 7-24·26tc Br"own Pasteboard , Sheet ' - Second floor apt., com Iron, Refrigerators, Hot MEIGS County Humane Soclely pletely furnished, . 2 WatQr Tanks, Auto bodies, Thrift Shop open 10 am . till bedrooms , nice yard without motors, Scrap Iron, 4, 30 p.tn every Friday and available, wa shers and Sa tUrday New used stock Cast Iron, Copper, Brass, arriving weekly Clothing , dryers on ~remises. Phone Aluminum, Auto Batteries, coilec·tible s, , appliances , 992 -3863 before 3 p .m ., after. 6 Auto Radiators. Sell to treasures, records , picture s, p.m. 992-5844. books , lamRS , toys Loca ted across from Pomeroy Post Office . . The Rosenberg 5-12-tfc For Sale I col\faln~r . 350 V-8, automatic, P . ste-ering & brakes. dark blue finish , blue Interior, blue vinyl roof, factory air conditioned. like new w .w tires, rad io. Many other extras. ' x Sale CA NNING 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA SlitS, .t Door, llg~t grn. finish, oreen vinyl top, used as Co. of. flclal t:ar, never titled, baL of warranty, loaded with extras Including factory air, rad io & tape, w-w tkes, guards & all the fine accessories. card1 and food , to our ne igh bors Who were such • r;omfort and all those who helped m MY way . Your tho ughtfulness w ill never be 'fora oHen . The Fam lly of Dora E Kii'nnedy . 8-1 If(' 1 F. . - @) were so ~lnd durlnO, Ih e deatl those . ~ ' ou of our lawt<r one . ThankS te,.. all . For Sale or Trade . • 1- ·-· , A '"" .,'",.. ALLEY OOP '11 1 . , Wall s that create a decorating Image to be admired . Remembered. A lasting lmpres· slon so easily achieved. Wa lls covered with Lasting Impressions In ~yl by Jean Mclain. Slyllsh lradlllonals, conlemporarles, florals-, novelties The ellorlless pa~: PIO·posled, pre- lrlmml!d, slrlppable ~nd durable: S<;rubbabla vinyl, guaranteed 5 yll!ars. .. . 10 I! guaranteed walc~I'IQII• Set lho 38 dn lgna In 117 colorw•vs In the ntw J11n Mellin Nrnplt book, Volume VI 11 HOURS ; 1:30 a .m. to ~ p.m. Any time by appointment. Clostcf Sundey , Will's Carpet & Interiors Shop lrd ST. ~· 949-2614 • .."'' The blddlnR has been: • Weot Norlh · Eall 1 South ..' ' Pass ? Pass u you, South, hold: UQ1549AQ854.AK41 What do you do now? A-J•II bid olx IPIIIH· Your pori- has shown olro"ll ,,.• 10ppor1 wlr~ut mu•h Ia hit• ." .. WHV, BLESS 'lORE BONES, LOWEEZV!! AS LONG f\5 I'M 1-IERE, HOW 'S ABOUT LOOKIN.' IN MV FUTURE ....... "' ,.,\/ . ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - • R • A • C • I • N • E , - 0 . - .... ,.. 4• ' TODA Y'11 QUESTION ln14ead of blddlnR lour spades.' your partner hoo r-nded oiwo eholoo to ycMn""" opod<>. What do you do now? A.lower 'h_,..., I 1 • ' �. ' • • -Tho Jlel.l1 Sentinel, Middloport-!'ml<roy, 0 ., 1bunday, Aug. l,lWI• Milk exec to testify against Connally WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Watergatt special prosecutor baa obtained the tellilmony of the former generall1Wl8ger of the eoWIIr)''s largelll milk coop fM u.se In ita brllJE!'y ca... against former Treasury Secretary John B. Coonally Jr. . The former ornctal, Harold S. Nelson, 56, San Antonio, Tex., pleaded guilty Wed· nesday to a !lingle count of conspiracy in a series of allegedly illegal corporate campaign gifts to both Republicans snd Democrats Involving an alleged $10,000 bribe to Coonally. Nelaon was the second for· mer official of the Associated Milk Producers, Inc., snd the sixth person to be charged in one week 1n so-called "milk fund" cases. it wss believed other charges were Imminent. In exchange for accepting a plea of gullty to a single count, Deputy Special Prosecutor Henry S. Ruth Jr. told Nelaon he ' 'may be required to testify as a witness called by the united States in matters where he·mayhave relevent lnforma- tlon ." Ruth , however, specified Nelaon did not receive lm· munity for possible vlolaUoM growing out of the 1971 price support decision. Anoth er page.! ConUnued from Prosecutors had noted an apparent gap by scanning notations on the tape boxes when they were delivered to court. St. Clair said then he did not 'thlhk anything was missing but his subsequent check proved the prosecutors right. st. Clair's index and analysis was sulmltted to describe the 2C tapes surrendered to Sirles; who now will listen to them and · decide which portions Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski should have for the Watergate cover-uptrl!ll due to start Sept. 9. Though the White House included all 20 conversations in the edited transcripts it released April 30, the tranSQ"ipt of the April 17 meeting gives no lndicatloo that any of the conversaUon is missing. It was the third major diaclosure of problems with subpoenaed White House tapes .. Lsst fall, after another losing court blltUe to keep tapes secret, the White House said two soughl-<lfter conversaUons never were recorded and a third had an 1811 minute gap. Nixon is to surrender 44 other Chief U.S. DiJtrict Court Judge George L. Hart Jr. released Neloon to his attorney pending a probationary report. 1be charge, a· felony, carries a maximum penalty of five years In prison and a $$,1100 fine . 1be elght1)8ge Information, or report, was !Ued by Ruth in lieu of a grand jury lndicbnent. It charged that Nelson authorized former AMPI law· yer Jake Jacobsen to give Connally $10,000 for Connally's ll!lsistance In obtaining a 1971 increase in the federal price support for raw milk. Connally and Jacobsen, anoiher Texan, were indicted two days ago in connection Bentsen Continued from page I influence m the economy :• But he also said Impeach· ment ' 'Would have no effect on the economy. The policy we are following Is the one we think is correct and people should realize it's going to continue." with the alleged bribe. The Information also nained David L. Parr, former AMP I spedal coonsel, who pleaded guilty last week; Bob A. Ully, Nelson's former assistant ; Robert 0 . loham, former AMPI comptroiler; stewart H. Russell, fonner AMP! lawyer, and Jacobsen as unindicted eoconapiratora. The information cbarged AMPI concealed lis corporate campaign gifts by reimbursing the Individual donors uoder the guise of peying them for legal fees . . The information charged that Nelson caused : --$63,500 to go to a fund EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cbauce of sbowen and thundershowers Saturday eodlng on Swiday and lair on Monday. Hlgbs Ia the upper 70s and lbe lower 80s and lows mtnaly Ia the 80s. ~l~.~ Season tickets dinner fM then-Vice President Hubert H. Hwnphrey during the 1968 presidential cam. paign. -4100,000 In AMPI lunda to be paid to Herbert W. Kalmbach, personal lawyer and political fund-ralier lor Pres!· dent Nixon in August, 1969, "for the purpose of !jOCIII'ing access to White House officillls by officers of AMPI." -$8,400 to go to the 1970 campaign of Sen. Edmund S. Muskle, ().Maine. -$82,000 in AMP I funds to be paid to Valentine, Sherman and Asaoclates, a cornputor mall service finn, during lb!' 1971 campaign, of which $25,1100 was paid for services rendered Hwnphrey's presidential bid, $7,000 for the campaign of Sen. James Abourezk, D-S.D., and $50,000 for various federal Democratic candidates in Iowa. Norman Sherman, formerly Hwnphrey's press secretary, and James Valentine of Min· neapolis, who operate the finn, were cblirged Tuesday with allegedly parUcipating in the illegal campaign contrihotions. Special Prpsecutor Leon Jaworski, another Texan, disqualified himself from milk· fund cases last November: Bentsen is a freshman senator and a possible contend· er for the presidential nominaTonight, August 1 tion. NOT OPEN "It seemed to me, as I becaUBe he knows several of listened, abnost as if the clock the principles. . Fri., Sat., Sun. had been turned back 40 August 2-3-4 years," he said In reference to THE GE'rAWAY Herbert Hoover's Depression PT . PLEASANT - Season (Technlcolor) promise · that · "prosperity is tickets are on sale at the same· All McGraw just around the CMner." prices as In 1973 at the Citizens Steve McQueen lPG) ''1be President told us thai National Bank, Peoples Bank, C.rtvon our present economic troubles Fruth Pharmacy, Southern Show Storts 7 p.m. . are everyone's fault -except Sales and Mason County Jlank, tapes for Sir lea's review promptly. His lawrers are to his ~nd his advisers," Bentsen for the. Mason County Fair. give the judge a progress said. "I felt I was hearing the Season passes may be language of economic coverreport on Friday. purchased up to and including In his analysis, st. Clair up." Aug. 5. No season tickets will Bentsen's proposed ':Worka· lodged Nixon's formal cl$15 be sold after the fair starts on of executive privilege for 23 ble program" included three Tuesday, August 6. T""lght ond Frldoy segments on 10 of the surren· Immediate steps and three August 1·2 General admission to the fair dered tapes totaling 48 minutes longer-term goals: Is $1.50 after 6 p.m. for persons -Olannellng loan money to . "CANDY STRIPE and 18 seconds. over 12 years of age; during the NURSES" Slrlca must rule on · all of the neediest and most produc· day up to 6 p.m. fo• this age IRI Nlxon'sassertlons of privilege. Uve industries, such as .group, $1, and season passes PLUS Lsst fall he did uphold several housing. PRIVATE DUTY - Establishing a cost of .are $3.50. .,auch clabns and did not pess on NURSES Seasoo passes for children 6 the disputed segments to living task fotce to keep track (R) to 12 are $1 and daily admission of price increases and wsge . Jaworski. · settlementa . and to provide Is 25 cents. Children one to six Flared style · heavy weight blue denim. Slim guidance to businesa and iabor. years of age will be admitted sizes 8 through 14. Regular sizes 8 through 12. -A "step up (In) our efforts free when accompanied by an Student sizes 26 to 29 waist. to rem in federal spending:" adult. . FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE -Reform of the tax system. -An "action" pl~ to in· · 99 ·· . crease producUvity in business ---·~---__..._...._.._.._.. _.._~"1 and Industry. Mens Summer Weight · -The a~aUon's put· · ting its own economic house · Really Save You in order." MEIGS THEATRE on sale at Bids opened on projects INI'ANI"STILIJIORN . lnf111t boby Beth Ann w,.a.. born Alii!, I, lt74 waa oWiben the Hobor Medical C.nt.r lr at ConUnued from page I Gallipolis. Surviving ore 1111 Wadpesday to the Amarn.oth caves foro &limple of the famed Icy parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Charlat Unpm of Lord Shlva, presldinll deity of the Hindu religion. L. Wyatt, Lelart, W. Vo.; llnl The caves, to which thousands of pliiiJ'U.U, throng each year, brotheri, Clifford R. Wyalt, are 12,729 feet above - level In a glacial gorge among the Pomeroy; Terry W. Wyatt, eternal """"" of the Himalayas. HlstorWia say p1lgrlml have JackaonviUe, Fla. and Brett A. visited the caves since 1,000 B.C. to view the natural Ice fiN"· Wyatt, at h<me; three alaten, mation, symbol of Lord Shlva, who In the Hindu pontheon II the Helena A. Datal, Dora A. creator, preserver and destroyer. Wyatt, and Jane A. Wyatt, all at home; the IIUitemal grandREHEARSAL SET REUNION SET, paren~ Lelia Hyooll, Chea.. Rehearsal for the Pomeroy The third annual Wood and the paternal grandparent, reunion will be at the roadside United Methodist Church park on the west aide of SR 33, men's choir will be held Charles K. Wyatt, Rutland. one mile south of Darwin and Monday, Aug. 5, at 8:15p.m. at Graveside oorvlces wiD be held at the Rock Springs Cemetery five miles mrth of Pomeroy on the church. at 1 p.m. Friday. August 11. A basket dinner will be held at 12:30 p.m. Everyone PICNIC SET Is welcom~ . Meigs County Salon No. 701 TWO ASSISTED will have a picnic Monday, MASON. Mason'i Aug. 5, beginning at 6 p.m. at REUNION SUNDAY The annual Beegle family the roadside park on SR 7 in Emergency Squad transported reunion wiD be Sunday at the · Kanauga. Ham will be fur· Bill Jacobs from Pleasant Rac.ine Legion Hall with a nished and everyone Is Valley Hospital to his homo requested to bring a covered Tuesday afternoon . Wed· basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. dish. Tickets should be turned nesday at 5:30 a.m. John ' McDaniel of Clifton was taken in at that time. to Pleasaitt Valley Hospital TO CELEBRATE becoming iU at home. after RUTLAND - The Rutland MORE 'l1IAN REPAIRS Church of the Nazarene will SAUNAS, Calli. (UPI) celebrate its 25th anniversary Cindy and Lottie Munoz reSunday at 2:45 p.m. with the HIWTEMPs turned to a small rural garage public invited. The Rev. E. E. NEW YORK (UPI ) - The Cox wiD be guest speaker at the to get their car, which they left highest temperature reported for repairs last week. evening servici!. It was mlsaing four wheels, Wednesday to the National the radio and molli of the Weather Ser.vlce, excluding ' CLUB TO MEET ' engine parts, they told pollee. Alaska and HawaU, was lll The Pomeroy Garden Club Also missing, police sold, degrees at Blythe, Calif. will meet Monday, Aug , 5; at was tlie man who ran. the Today's low was .a degrees at NewpMt, Ore. 7:30p.m. at the Meigs Inn. garage. News • • • .in Briefs I 5locations . - SYRACUSE - BidS on two improvement projects here were opened Thursday night and a three-mill renewal tax levy for street lights was approved for the November ballot in town council's ·regular meeting. A bid was sold for only one of the projects. Council opened bids for fire truck chassis and optional equipment and apparatus . Bids were not awarded however, as they will be studied by fire department members. Bids received were from authority of the vUiage of Syracuse, or if the property on which· the motor vehicle is left is not subject to licensure or regulation by any governmental authority, unless the person having the right to the possession of the property can establish that the motor vehicle is part of a bona fide commercial operation. The chief of police of Syracuse, the legislative authority of .the village or a zoning authority of the village, may send notice by certified mail with return receipt requested to the person having the right to the ·possession of the property on which a junk motor vehicle is left, that within 10 days of receipt of the notice, the junk motor vehicle either shall .be covered by being housed in a garage or other suitable structure, or shall be removed from the property. The ordinance - carrtes a inaximwn fine £or conviction of the first offense of $100, for the misdemeanor of the fourth soon !lS .specifications are degree, $250 ma:Wnum and 30 secured, the hoard wm ad· days jail confinement and for vertise for bids. .. the third degree, $500 Bids for paving of streets· in maximum and 60 days jail Rustic Hills were opened with . confinement. the bid going to the lowest The mayor informed coun~il bidder, MGM Paving Com· the town has bought three additional lots adjacent to t ..-.. ..w . P!!"J. G~llpol!,o~. _ , _ .· : - Ail .6r mance in. regard to pr·e sently owned · town junk motor vehicles. was given property. The cost was $500 . its third and final reading. The lots will be cleaned up and Junk motor Vehicles means used temporarily for parking, -under the ordinance-any he said. motor vehicle meeting the Councibnan Robert Wingett requirements of Divisions.B1 c, reported that the dwnp on D, and E Of Section 4513-ii3 of Snowball Hill has been the Ohio Revised Code, covered. specifically, cars left unMayor London, Wingett, covered In the open on private Councilman Eber Pickens and property for mor~ than 72 Police Chief Milton Varian hourS, unless a person is visited in New Matamoras operating a junk yard, or scrap recently to · see a Junior metal processing facility Olympic Swimming Pool. licensed under authority of ·Mayor 'London said Syracuse Sections 4737-05 or 4737·12 of · Continued- on page 10 r-;:s;;:n;u~;-~---~----li-------sAVI2o~~----­ Ii Our Final Oearance Meigs Shoe Prices Property . 11 Many, Many Dolla~ -SALE GROUPS FOR MEll, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 'te's · Shoes Marguen · MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO ":::::::::::;::;;:;:::;::;::;;;;;;;;;::::~ 1111 . ~ . .~ POMEROY· MIDDLEPORT ~A ~" LIONS CLUB WILL SELL LIGHT BULBS TONIGHT m:TJ~G~~ For Benefit of Club's Meigs County Sight Program BUY LIGHT BULBS FROM A LION PLEASANT VALLEY Discharges- Jesaie ROush, Point Pleasant; Mrs. James .Duncan, Apple Grove; Mrs. Edward . Miller and son, Mason; Nellie Vahrant, Lskln; James Capehart, Point Pleasant. Birth July 31- A son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tefft, N.ew Haven. DIVORCE FILED Cherry A. Cadle, 1764 Chester Rd., PMneroy, has filed lor a divorce in Meigs COWity Common ·Pleas Court from lee R. Csdle, Pomeroy, on the grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. veterauMemorlalHospltal DISCHARGES - Velma Dugan, Carma! Jewett, Francis Klein, Francis Conkle, Golda Roush and Mary King. The InnThing At The Meigs . Return Engagement "WATERWHEEL" FmnLAsbland,Jiy.~~- With Vocalist The-MElGS INN PH. 992-3&29 . .... POMEROY '4 _ /2 PRICE N.~~~ne.;/n~~;.~· !"~':; Double Knit Sport Coats Jordan, Ethel Mae Jordan, Lots, Columbia. JamesN. Dobbie Jr., Exec., Anna Dobbie, dec., aka, Anna Dobbie, dec. to Village of Syracuse, wts, Syracuse. · Esther Salser, Raymond Salser to David AUen Ups· comb, Georgina Rae Ups· Sizes' 36 to 46 regulars and longs. Solid colors and patterns. c~~d;·~~e~:!:. Lorna g~:~~u~~~ t~:~~r!: Middleport. · ClydeJ. Morlan, Ethel Marie Morlan to Douglas A. Hoselton, Elaine Sue Hoselton, f,ot, Orange.' Eleanor Louise Weil, Vernal Well, Zelda . Joan Kaldor, Stanley T. Kaldor, Donna Jean Cobb, Wayne Cobb, Cletlth Eileen Brogan, John Brogan, ·John Waf.ner,. lrls Warner, Dana Herbert Warner, Diane Warner, Gary Lee Warner, Glada Faye Campbell, Ronald Campbell, Helen Reah Gipson, • Lewis Edward Gipson, Tery R Warner to Evelyn M. Warner, ParcelS, Sciploc •33 LOCAL 'tEMPS The temperature in down· town Pomeroy at II a.m. this mMnlng was 71 degfl!el under aunny allies. MR. PROI"fUT DIES ALBANY - J '·C. Profitt, 8&, of Rt. I, Albany, pallid any early today follo!rinc a 10111 m-. Arranp1111nla wiD lit announced by the 'Walker Funerai Home. • Furniture Department ; 3rd Floor Table Lamps selected from our regular stock - all arranged for. your easy viewing and buying. · FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE 1/ r l T SX·70 CAMERAS . 1 . OO 1 Wrangler Western Jackets Blue denims· True western style 18. If perfect would I>!! U.95. The new Polaroid lhat pops pictures out to you ln. stantly. ' Camero Deportment -;;;;;~;·;;;;- Sizes 8 to F.RIDA Y-SATURDAY SALE '4 69 r--------·-..______...___. _. ____ -.1 Little. Boys- Ul Wrangler ___ ______ ___ _____ . Colorful print pal· terns. • Sizes· 16 by 26 Inches. _ _ _ _ _.,.._...,. ELECTRIC FANS 2 speed· blue cabinet with white safety grill. 7 wing blade - convenient carrying handle. 20 Inch size. . 81 '14 All other Electric Fans- Special Sale prices ___ ---· Friday and Saturday. _...-:" · SALE! BICYCLES ....,.. A good selection - all American made · 10 speeds · 3 speeds· standard 26 Inch bikes with high rise handle bars. You'll really save during .t his two day sale. • .. • bluedenlm. Famous Lee make. Includes Boot . Cut Lee Riders and regular Lee Riders. SALE PRICES .. '5" . ~~~~~~-w---w~••-.,~~~~.-----.------M -·· r· . ~--·~"~~-~-w-----~--~--· ~--~----In the Home FJJrnlshlngs Department ~ 1st Floor. Includes our entire stock Log Cabin rugs • Tufted area rugs ' VInyl Coated braided rugs · Fatigue mats • Braided oval rugs. All sizes. Good selection of sizes and colors. AT fL8111J1DS WARIHOUSI ON MECHANIC STRffT lliE ~EW 1975 : RCA 1V SETS· STEREOS ~ ·Drive to the warehouse '- plenty of free parking. See the new 1975 RCA Color TV Sets. Bleck end White TV • Portable Color and Black and White Sets · Con110le Stereqs. Good nlectlon. l'rede In your old set on a new '75 RCA. · --...------~ ;. i • FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SAU I ::.., ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY -~ .. ----------~~--------.-............................. ~ I enttne /)evoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL XXVI NO. 78 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FR IDAY, AUGUST 2, 1974 ··- PHONE 992-2156 _TEN CrNTS WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the past four days President Nixon has spent much of his time in seclusion listening to Watergate tapes the Supreme Court bas told him to surrender . Thursday a meeting he had scheduled with his economic advisers was first delayed, then canceled for thO day, and the President continued his study of the recorded con· versatlons. Aides indicated be would resume his listening today. The Supreme Court told the Presi<'.ent to give 64 tapes of his conversations with aides to U.S. District Court Judge John J. Sirica for use in the September trlsl of presidential associates accused of covering up the Watergate burglary and. related affairs. The Wbite House turned over the first 2C earlier this week and was expected to surrender more today, Presidential lawyer James D. st. Clair recenUy said the President wanted to .listen hinnself to all the tapes being turned over. The meeting on the economy had been scheduled for Thursday morning, but Deputy Press Secretary ~raid L. Warren . said Nixon put it off so he could listen to the tapes and so the economic aides could have more time to prepare their rep<irts. Lster the meeting was put off for the day. The President has been mostly in seclusion throughout the week since he returned from a .lengthy stay in San Clemente, Cailf, Working mainly in his alter· nate, hide-away office and at times in the Lincoln Sitting Room, he has been seen only once by reporters. The President had no on-therecord appoi ntments scheduled for today , It was expected that he may spend the weekend at Camp David, the presidential retreat in western Maryland. He has been holding private conferences with his top advisers to assess his chances af surviving impeachment and removal from office. White House chief of staff Aleitander M. Haig called on Vice President Gerald Ford Thursday morning to "brll).g him up to date" on the impeachment process and strategy, according tci a Ford spokesman. But no White House strategy ori lmpeschment publicly has been put forth. Warren told reporters: ''This is an extremely serious matter and our strategy wiU becOrrie clear to you as events wtfold.'' He said Nixon "will not resign." " We are totally confident in . have passed the word that they refused to ·reaffirm a White House ·statement last Saturday Senate. votes in his corner. He foUowing the vote by the House needs 34 votes to be acquitted if Judiciary Committee on the be Is Impeached and stands first article of Impeachment trial. expressing confidence that the fuil House would not Impeach But Warren repeatedly · the President. the constitutional process and believe the President has that the facts will not sul>stantiate the charges,'' Warren said, adding that "the result of thi$ process will be vindication of the President." Nizon's congressional aides -~ • ' VETERANSMEMOHIALHOSPITALlsin the process of bovine a hot mix surface put down in front of the hospital.and on the parking area ..Work began Monday by MGM Paving · Final. 1 0-day s·w im session at Middleport ·opens .A ug. 5 . ~;o;--_,o:.:•x•;.,.;,.::;•;.,._.••-:.:-:.:···v.•........_.o,•, .....,....o:o:•:o:«".o.o;:o;:o;o;>;v:o: .o;•.A.o;.v•••• -.•.·.·.·;o;·,···· DEAN SENTENCED WASHINGTON (UPII JOhn W. Dean Ul, President Ntxo._'~ chief accuser tn the Watergate scandals, was sentenced today to one to four years· In prison for conspiracy in the cover-~p. The final session of swim- Terry Sprouse, David Hub- awarded patches donated by ming lessons will begin Aug. a bard, Debbie Murphy, David the Red Cross and the Mid· wa.::~~$$:;-;"Z!&..x:.::..;.wo;o;%~ and continue 10 days at the Leach, Leslie Ann Spencer, , dleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club. Middleport Pool. Michl King , April Clark, The baby beginner · class HEAD INJURED , . Classes and starting time of Timothy " Wilson, Billy consisted of Michael Clal· The Pltmeroy E'Rsquad took each: · MeLau8hHn, Teresa Hi11, ·_ worthy, Matt Erwin,J Matt Rkhard Dickey, ~0, Cleveland, Swimmer and advanced Mandy Hill and Robin Savage, Baker, Mala Yoacham, Jenny to Veterans Memorial Hospital Cummins, ScoU Buck, Floyd Ridenour, Clint and then on to Holzer Memcal swinuner, 8 a.m. - Torlya Intermediate and advanced Grueser, Kevin Grueser. Kim Glaze, Kathy Pickens, Chris Ls Center at 9:55 p.m. Thursday beginner, 8:45a.m. Ryan and Debbie Dowrile. Deaux, Becky Carter, Regina . after he suffered a cut on his Beginner 4, 9:30a.m. . The children were ~11 Salser and Dan Harris. hand. Beginner 3, 10 :15 a.m. .. Beginner 2, 11 a.m. Beginner I, 11:45 a.m. Baby beginner, 12:30 p.m. Junior and senior lifesaving classes will be at 6 p.m. Students successfu.lly completing the first sessions of swimming lessons at the pool · were: Advanced swimmer Andre~ Riggs and Susie Zirkle. ! Swimmers - Kristin Anderson find Carrie Guinther . l).dvanced Beginner - Ruth Blake, Kathy Blake and ' ! Jennjfer Meadows. Beginner 4 - Ronnie Denny, · Brian Zirkle, Heidi Jahn, David Davis, Nick Riggs. Ken · . McCullough, Karen Goggins, Rodney Manley, Steven Bunce, Alien Arnott, Tracy Pope, Toni Pope, Sue Taylor, Jean Ann Horton and Paula Horton. By Rlcllllnl L. Coleman Beginner 3·- Mary Michelle LONG BOTI'OM - After reading the article on Frank Coates in The Sentinel on July 19, I thought Clatworthy, Holly Jahn,. Buddy 1rilight he able to shed a little more light on the incidents he mentioQed. Both are part of my family's Van Meter , Tony a Salser, folklore coming down from my gre8t-grandfather, George Coleman, who was born at Lone Cedar, W, Cindy Cross, Tina Pierce, · Va., about 1820. The boy who killed the Indlan was hls cousln, only nine years old at the time. The Diane Nease, Jim Snider, Joey story goes like this: · Fields, Paul Dailey, Brian The family lived near the block house at Bellville, W. Va. across from Reedsville on the river Freeman, Rodney Tripp, hankneartheford across the river. This ford wasat the upper end of Reedsville near where the ferry Laura McCullough·, Erin ooce operated. . Anderson, Rhonda Zirkle, Beth The father and older brothers had gone down river to near Pl. Pleasant hunting deer and bear for Wolfe, and Darrin Wolfe. winter provisions, leaving the mother and younger sOn at home. Beginner 2 - Vince Knight, The boy carne into the house to tell his mother he had heard a turkey gobbling ~cross the river Angie Hubbard, Craig Darst, Md he would go getitif she would let him take the gun :His mother, after listening to the gobble a lew Sharon Baker, Usa Baxter, minutes, told her son : "Thlitturkey has few feathers on it, leave it alone." · Anna Baxter, Greg Fields, Usa The hoy, however, slipped out the muzzle loading rifle, went across the river to the deep rocky Roush, Todd Tripp and Dixie gorge near the EdnaStewart house ai1d made his way un<~er cover up the small creek, listening to the Dugan. occasional eoaxing call of the "wild turkey. " . Beginner I - Amy Erwin, Suddenly, the Indian (the "gobbler'') raised his head above a log to call again. The boy threw up the heavy weapon, fired, threw down the gun and lit out for home as fast as hit litUe legs would carry I 35 - --- .......... C<l. of Gallipolis. SeottlAicas, emst.ant adminlstral<r, Yld the driveway will-not be open to traffic until Saturday af. !ernoon. Persons vlsltirig at the hospital must use the parking ·area at the infirn)ary. Infant .dies of gunshot wound Tragedy struck an Eureka her children fourrd a .22 caliber Star . R\. family · Thursday pistol which was P.!aced on the .;JII'I!'Ding in a sh.!KIIjng,accldent d~sh of the car, O!ie of. the 1dila in the parking lot at the Holzer was struggling to get the ·gun Medical Center. from the · other when It Twenty-two month old discharged striking the vlcUm. Dorothy Carol Simpkins, In ildditimf to her parents, daughter of Austin and Marie she is . survived b:y two Houck Simpkins, died at 12:30 brothers, Joseph and Jotul; a p.m. while ill surg~ry for a sister, Mfli'Y Joyce, and the bullet wound of the stomach. rnaternd grl~Jidparents, Mr. According to Dr. Donald R. and 1\>frs. Denver Houck of Rt. Warehime, Gallla County 2, Crown City, Coroner, the death was ac- _ Funeral services will be held cident8!. at 1 p.m. Sunday .from the Gallia County sheriff's Bethel Church on Bladen . depuiies said the shooting Mercerville Rd. with Rev. occurred after the mother took Webb Swain officiating. Burial one of·her four children into the will follow in Bathe! Cemetery. medical ~nter for a chec~-up Friends may call at the Waughof a fractured limb. Halley-Wood Funeral Home While she was gone, two of from ~ and 7·9 Saturday. ·Fines levied·in 7 cases .by mayor Seven pers(lns were fined costs for resisting ·arrest, $25 and two forfeited bond Thurs· and costs for intoxication and day in the court of Pomeroy sentenced to one year's Mayor Dale Smith. · probation. David Johnson, Mason 1 and Woodrow Call, Jr., •2, Brian Johnson, also of Mason, Pomeroy was fined $100 and were each fined $142.20 and costs for driving while under placed on a year's probation on the infiuence of alcohol, as was six counts each of petty lar- James McHaffie, 54, Portiand. ceny. Gregory Lane, 19, Mid· Also fined was Tom Quillen, dieport, was lined $10 and costa Middleport, $50 and costs for for squealing Ures aod Charles petty larceny, $50 and costa for Walker, Middleport, was fined disturbing the peace, $100 and $10 and costs for .open flask. Forfeiting bonds were Michliel Kelly, . 23, Pomeroy, $30 lor reckless operation and $30 for running a stop sign, and Hugh Walker, 20, Leewood, W. Va ;. $30 for no operator's license . 1 NASHVILLE, TENN. - FORMER WHITE HOUSE AIDE Lamar AIWnder, who care-fully . told voters the . '~Watergate scar" happened afl\!r he left the Nixon administraUon, Thursday won the Republican nomination for governor over two wealthy businessmen. ' Alexander, 33, will take on former Democratic congressman Ray Blanton, 44, wh_o won his party's record 12-rnan primary hlindUy after a painful beating from Howsrd Baker In a bid for Baker's U. S. Senate seat two years ago. Sister Mary Anne him. . NOW YOU KNOW Weather Guthrie of Memphis, seeking to become the first Roman Cstholic Beer .made from malted When his fa\her and brot11ers arrived home, they crossed the river, found the gun where the boy nun in Congress, was defeated soundly for the Democratic Thundershowers · likely had dropped It and a few yards away' behind the log, dead Indian with a neat hole through his head. Musicians in the Meigs High grain is believed to have been nomlnaUon in the Bth-Congresaional Dlatrlct by state Rep. John · I believe this was the last Indian killed in Meigs CotlfllY. The boy's name, lf memory serves me School band, under direction of brewed . in Mesopotamia aa · Ford. Ford, a black, will take ori four-term GOP Rep. Dan tonight. Lows tonlghi in the lower 70S. Saturday cloudy and right, was Jim Coleman. He is burled on the ridge back of the property once owned by Charles Dwight 1 Goins and assistant early as 8000 B.C. Kuykendall in November. · ·cooler with showers and highs Meyers near Forked Run Lake . director Fred Ruth, and the in the 70s. Eastern High School Band CLUB TO DINE SAIGON - COMMUNIST FORCES ESCALATED a twoTHE .STORY REGARDING Lew WetzeJ'.s capture by the Indians took place on Guyon Creek un~er dlrecUon of Charles ·· The Melp County Rldinll GRANGE TO MEET week drive sgalnst Da N.ang today,. sheUing South Vleinam's where the Sand Hill Cemetery road meets State Route 248, at a sizeable village of Indians. Wills, are undergoing a week of Club wlli 1\old a poUuck oupper second largest city and overrunning three villages ·near the . The Rock Springs Grange 1be story goes that the Indians were preparing to butn Wetzel and another captive named intensive Instruction at Camp at the home of 'Bob Daniela, will meet.Tueaday at 8 p.m. to strategic seaport. JacOby at the stake.Wetzel got loose, kicked a small Indian child into the .fire already built around Crescendo on the Rio Grande MlddlepMt, Tuesday at 1 p,m. Conunullisl gunners fired five rockets Thursday night at the vacate the grange hail for the Jacoby, and lit out for the river. . . College campus. Those attending to brin8 a 11prawllng Da Nang air base in the third attack in 15 days-against Meigs COWity Fair. . In the bend of the river near the governmeni light below Long Bottom, was a huge drift pile. During their stay the band covered dish, table sorvica and one of South Vietnam's !IIOIIlmportant mllltary Installations. In LOCAL TEMPS . Wetzel, diving under the drift pile with the Indians hot behind ktm, was fortunate to find a holloW tree members eat in the .college beverage. Everyone Ia· the day's ground att.aclu, VietCong Infantrymen captured three Temperature In downtown slanting up through the drift pile: He hurriedly wedged himself into the log, and found that his llead dining hall, Uve in college welcome. government villages 25 miles soul!!west of Do Nang, bringing the Pomeroy Friday atlla.m. was , was up out of the water enough to breathe:The lndlsns swam under the drift pile and swarmed over It dormitories and pracUce on nearby eounty capital of Que Son under Communist siege. 78 degrees under cloudy skies. like homels. Wetzel observed one was so dose he could hlive bitten his toe. fields marl(ed off especially for TWO A8818'1'11l CI.EVELAND _ THE CUYAHOGA COUNTY prosecutor · SERVICE PLANNED · Finally, they ~eclded he had dr~ed and moved out. I'll bet It reaily' shook them up the next them by Rio Grande Qlllege RACIN.E - The Racillo'J.t..R IIIUdled ~ble charges Thursday against a woman who ad· There will he an operi air thne they heard Old Death Wind , ·"' personnel. squad answered a call Wid· · ... d'bered mains of he h b d from · h · Legend hasltthlitJacobywasburnedtodeath. Bandsmen learn new music, nesday and another Thunday. ted carrying 1 mit "'" ......em re r us an service at the she ter ouse at As you leave Long Bottom and .s tart up the hlli to Mt. Olive, there is a point of land on your right' blive .seclionsl rehearsals, and Wednooday, at 1 :11 p.m., place to place fiN" 18 yearsfound . n.e...~~lned remardboalna rdof boxtruck ' Maplewood Lske Sunday at 2 where as a hoy 1 plar,ed in a omall, circular depresaion. Behind the depression, about 30 or .0 feet learn new field charta for half· Harry IDD, Rt. Z. Radal, drl- &bert Hoyetwere • ....... y two"· ea p.m, The speaker will be the were four graves witb rough stone 11111rkers. My grandmother told me-that a party of flat boaters lime football shows. relllO\'ed · to Holur ......., In an eaot llde apartment. Two youngatenl diacovered the body Rev . 0 . G. McKinney of 1 rted this 1 t d th ' 1 held · •• f th ktU din the • · tU · The 1 ..... "·nter ., 1 1111C11e.J pill ill, wlllliMal'dllnl!orlhelrbaleballontheroofoftheapartment. Charleston. There will be o upon pon ,an e our graves mem... rso egroup e "" e. soni!S """year more than 3,1100 ...., H 86 East Cl land ld h icld · were put up later. . students !ram Ohio, Kentucky, and at 10:40 p.m. TlWI.., 1111 Mrs. Laura oyer, • eve ' to e special preaching and slJIIIlng. There must have been a large Indian camp in the flat fields directly back of the ·Long Bottom and Indiana lri1l attend Camp Jolin ~ Rl I PiliP~ cletecllves her husband died in ISM wben he feU clown basement Members of area churches and h 1ho beca ho f nd he dab th hundreds th wao taken 10 VMfZI ltepadurlneadiiii..Ucquaml.Atthattlme~Hoyersllvedln people of the Community are ac oo use use, asa y, 1 ou arrow a Y e ere. crescendo under the leader· Continued on page 10 ~ .c<N"dlally invited to attend. I was also well~cquainted with Frank Coates and his wife, Cora. They we;e grand people, sadly· ~ of BID l(lrton, a band Mem~ Hoepltal,_lw e 1 missed by friends and neigh~ . . . , , · · . ·. dlnctor f<N" 34 years. · · pouillll rllllt.,..e, .. 'Meigs bands at camp on Rio's campu.S a . FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE SALE PRICES By United Press International SACRAMENTO, CALIF. - LT. GOV. ED REINECKE, convicted of perjury, has agreed to relinquish his office if his appesl proves fruitless. Appe·artng cahn and · even smUing slightly for cameras, Reinecke read a 53-word statement to re~ters outside hiS Capitol office Thursday, declaring he would resign once a sentence is bnp011ed. UntU then, Reinecke said, he will stay put. His decision came in spite of a warning from California AttOrney General Evelle J. Younger that Reinecke's every· act threatened to bring "trawna" to the state as long as he remained in office. Gov. Ronald Reagan meanwhile mounted a lull scale search for a replacement. Presa Secretary Clyde Walthall said Reagan was actively calling Republicans and had "talked to . many,manypeople.'' Any.replacementwouldserve Until the end of Reinecke's term; Jan. 6. j_ WESTERN JEANS Regular prices $7.29to $8.59. All heavy weight SALE! AREA RUGS . ews•. zn FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE . . · Dress and Sport Slacks Selected from our regul_a r ste<;k. Sizes 3 t,o 7 In regulars and slims. 1\Aost all are permanent press. . Reg. 5.00 & 5.50 Boys Slacks •••.• Sale 2.49 Reg. 6.00 & 6.98. Boys Slacks· • · • • $ale 2.99 Reg. 9.50 Boys Slacks • • • • • • , . Sale 4.99 , Mens lsi Floor. .....,. and Boys Department· , ..._ • TOWELS 1st Floor Boys Lee Rider NOTICE TO FHA All members of the F.H.A. and h<N"ne ecooomlcs class at Southern fllgh Sehool who wlahes to dbplay arUcles at the Melp County Fair must have thenl at the ochool by Wed· IIOiday, Aug. 7. Articlea should be taken to the ochool or noUfy Mrs. Enpa McClurg at the high ochool. Allitern.S must be in show condiUon . • Home Furnishings Department-lsi Floor. PRICE /2 · r-POlAROs:r;;_- - -,- -.--r;;;;;;;;;;;.;s:;; 10 180 00 l 1601 I Dish I ;, leriJ ! 1 .FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE ·. . r----·-=--·-----· ·-. - ~ - ·. , SALE! LAMPS · A good .s election Including baseball caps. Includes our entire stock. Lewis c. Johnston, Erma s, FRIDAy-SATURDAy SALE Johnston to Elmer Curtis Newell, 55 A., Chester. 1/ District Advisory Board of. . the Central Ohio Dist. of the _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..._ _ _ _ _ _ Church of the Nazarene to · Mens $49.95 · Trustees First Chu.rch of · During this special sale save20 Pet. on custom . made draperies and bedspreads. Hundreds of patterns and colors In this seledlon. Bring In your measurements- we'll gladly quote you a price and then save 20 Pet, Now. 1 CAPS AND HATS Transfers Custom Made Drape.ries . ·. , · the code, or regulated under Meigs Equipment, chassis only, $8,314 .99 ; Mountain Supply Equipment, Ravens. wood, opUonalequipment only, $5,942.30; Sutphen Fire Equipment, Amiln, Ohio, optional equipment and ap· paratus, $26,130 ; American Fire Apparatus Co., Columbus, apparatus and equipment, $28,754; Allegheny Fire Equipment Co., HW1tington, equipment' and apparatus, $26,101.56. Council will meet with fire department inen Monday, Aug. 12 at 8 p.m. to decide on the bids. · Council voted to place on the Ni>vemher ballot a three mill five-year 'renewal levy for street Ughting which will be shown on the ballot as "current expense." The three mills amounts to 30 cent.! for each $100 valuation. Betty Hayes, president of the board of pubUc affairs, met with council to ask for an ad• ditional appropriation in order to purchase a new truck forthe water board. Council approved an additional $3,500 for it. As OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL 8:00 PM wrangler Blue Denim Jeans • in Syracuse President Nixon secluded with tapes Elberfelds Ill· Pomeroy Friday - Saturday Sale! Mason Drive-In •• • are I • ' • • � 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 08. 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