https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a29f756d3828407d2667ac95a9b1b818.pdf 96043958e42df03013ed4fe5d231dac0 PDF Text Text . ' • • -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 • ' • • �3 - The O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddlepori·P<meroy, 0., f'rklay, AIIJI. t 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pcnjen>y, 0., Friday, Aug 2, 11174 IN fHI! COURT OF COMMON PLaAs: MEIGS COUNT\", OHIO, PJIOIATE OIV I$10N west 16 rOdl•nd 16 link• , North 10•. degrees. west • rOds Md ?l li"nkt to 1 Uone on the nQrlt'l Stde of said road, and the North line of sec:tlon 17 , thenn Ent along GROVER WHITE , Jr , Secrlon line 57 rods and 1t links Adminlstralor do bonis non of _to the £.lace of beginning . E1talo of Purl V Tonthony, cont•lnTng 5 U acres-, more or doc .. sed . less Reftrence Deed . VolumePtalntill, 138 , Page S51. Oeed ,hcord$, • YS • Meigs County . Ohio ~ THELMA EDDY, el •I, PARCEL No 6 The coal , oil O.-fend•nt• No 19.Sit NOTfCE FOR SERVICE tY PUBLICATION and 915, together Wl!h the mining rights attached thereto In And under the follow ing described real estate situated tn tl"tt Township of Olive . '" the County of Me lg$> and State of Convict wants Sport· Parade armored truck HUNTSVIlLE, Te.. (UP!) - Fred Gomez Carrasco is To The- unknown htl rs and OtHo , In Sect1on No 11 , Town demanding ~n armored truck de-visees of Peart V Tenthorev No "'' R11no~ No 11 , of the Ohto to escape from the state dec~ased . Company's Purchne . bounded To Tl'le unknown heirs and and descnl;led as follows perutentiary and the right to dev lu~s of Jamt!l Robert Beotnnlng at the Northwest use his 13 hostages as a human Low ther , deceased , and corn~r of Section No II ; thence To Ida Lowther, whose Eut 19 rods and 11 ltnks to a sh1eld. addreu Is Unk.nown and cannot stone at the Northeast corner of The hostages urged authoriwith reasonable d iligence be a 10 acre tract deeded by J B ascertained ties to g~ve Carrasco ,what he Torrence to James A Low ther . You are hereby notified that thence south along 'he east lrne wanls. Four of the them, Inyou have been named defen of said tract JO' rods and 12 links dants In a legal act ion entitled to an Iron pm 10 the middle of cluding three women, volunGrover White , Jr, Ad tnd1an Run Road . thence along mlnls.trator de bonis non of the the middle of Utd rt>ad as teered to accompany the Estate of Purl V Tanthorey follows SOuth 49lf.. degrees renega<Je convict outside the deceased, Ple intlff. vs Theln1a West 1 rod~ and 11 links North Eddyf:'"' et al , Defendants This 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 prison walls as theu- ooly action'- has been assigned Cue lmks , thence north JIB degrees chance for survival. No 19,512 In lhf! Court of west 2 rods and u !Inks to the Prison officials have offered Common Pleas , Probate west line ot Sec t mn II , thence Dlv ls1 on , Meigs County , Oh10 north 34 rods and 14 links to the him the truck, but only if he The addren of seld Court Is co place of beginning contamlng released the hostages. Me igs Coun t y Court House , 4 21 acres , more or less Pomeroy , Oh io 45169 Carrasco said this was askmg Ref erence Deed Volu!T)e 138. The obfect of tne complaint 1S Page 551 Deed Records , "1elgs him to commit suicide. to sell the real estate of the County, Ohio decedent to. pay the debts and The hostages told prison PARCEL No 1 The Ufl)t costs of adm lnls t erlng her dlvtded one half Interest tn th e off1cials Thursday mght they estate, which real estate 1S oil and gas , together with toe described as follows min i ng rights attached thereto , beheved Carrasco's latest PARCEL No 1 The foilowu1g In and un(:ler the followmg demand "Is the only way out of real estate situated in the described real estate St tuated In this bwldlng." County of Meigs . '" the State of the Townsh tp of Olive, m the Ohio, .and I n the Tow nship of cou,..ty of Meigs . and State of carrasco, who wants a short Olive, ~nd bounded and Oh10, In Sec t ton No 11 , Town 4, described a s follows Being the and Range No 11. of the Ohto wave radio and a telepllone north one half of the southeast Company 's Pur ch as e, and quarter of the southeast quarter bounded and descrtbed as installed m the truck, said he of Section No 2.o1 , Town No ~ . follows A tot of land bounded would leave the hbrary classRang& No 11 of the Ohio on the west by Section No 17 on Company's Purchase , and the North by lan ds formerly room where he has held the be ing a 20 acre lot bounded by owned by Thomas Parker , on hostages for 10 days using his property lines as follows On the East by lands formerly 13 captives as a sh1eld to the north by lands of David owned by Jostah Cowdery and Rowland and J J Chute , on the D F F •elds, and on the South protect hbn and two confederEast bY the East line of Sectton by lands formerly owned by No 14, Ql"t the south by lands of Jostah Cowdery , contalntng 10 ates from sharpshootmg srupers. W J He iney , and on the West acres, more or less by iands of W J Heiney There IS excepted from. Once inside the truck, he Reference Deed Vol 143, Page Part;:el No 7, the following 62 , Oeed Records , Me igs described real estate Begm said, he would release nine of County, Ohio nlng at the northwest corner of the hostages. PARCI=L No 2 Also. the said Section No 11 , then ce east 19 rods and 11 Hnks to a stone at the northeast corner of a 10 acre tract deeded by J 8 Torrence and w1fe to James R Lowther , thence south a long the east !me of satd trect 30 rods and 12 !Inks to an Iron pin In the m 1ddle of lndtan Run Road , thence along the middle of said road as follows South 49J;_. degrees west 1 rods and 11 links , North 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 links , thence north 48 degrees west 2 rods and u links to the west ltneofsald Sect1on No 11 , By United Press lntemalfooal thence north 34 rods and 14 ltnks U N. peacekeepmg forces to the place of begmn l ng, contammg 4 21 acres . more or armed with Security Council less Reference Deed Volume backmg set out today to police 138, Page 522 , Deed Records , the fragile Cyprus cease-fire m Meigs County Ohio The 1nterest of the grantee Jn the face of persistent truce Parcels I, 2. 3, 4 and 5 Is sublect to an oil Md gas lease granted 1 violations and a vaguely to W S and B a Od and Gas drafted peace accord. Company The Secunty Council overYou are requtred to answer the Complaint wHhtn 28 days came mitial Soviet opposition after the last publtcat 1on of th fs notice, wh ich wiJJ be publ tshed Thursday and adopted a comonce each week for SIX sue promise resolution permitting cesslve weeks The last U.N. forces on the embattled publication wtll be made on August 23 , 1974 , and the 28 days island to patrol buffer zones for answer wtU commence on between the warring annies. that date In case of your faJiure to U.N. officials in Nicosia said answer or otherwise respond as Turkish forces used artillery required by the Ohio Rules Of C•v 11 Procedures , lodgment by fire Thursday to advance default will be rendered e~gatnst you for relief demanded m th is westward from their mam base Complaing at the northern port of Kyrenia following real estate sttuated In Olive Townsh ip , County of Meigs and State of Ohio , and In Section No 23 Beglnntng .o!Olh rods East of the northwest corner of Section No 23, thence East 59 rods il['ld 4'h links . thence south 39 112 rods , thence west 59 rods and 4'12 links , thenc~ north 39112 rods to the place of beginn ing , contalnmg 14 55 ecres , more or less Ex ceptlng, however, from the above tract of land a certain portion thereof, bounded u follows Beginning 401h rods ea$t of the northwest corner of above section , thence east 59 rods and ~ 1/2 links to countY road , thence south 15 feeL thence west 59 rods and 4'12 !Inks. thence north 16 feet to the place of beginning, cQntalntng 36 100 acres 1 more or less The amount of land conveyed In above tract being )4 19 acres, more or less , and 11bove described tracts bemg the same premises conveyed by Frank Founds and wile to former grentors by warranty deed of date of April 23, 1936, and recorded May 6, 1936, In Vol 142, Page 5.(, Deed Records of Meigs County, Ohio Reference DetKt Volume 143, Page 62. Meigs County DeeCI Records 011 and gas Interests, as fOllOW$ . PARCEL No 3 The un divided one half Interest In the oil and gas, together with the mining rights attached thereto In and under the follow i ng real estate described as Parcel No Janet E Morr1s 3, In the Township of Olive, In Deputy Clerk, the county of Meigs and State of Court of Common Pleas Ohio. The Southeast quarter Of Probate Di\o'tS ton , the northeast quarter of sect•on Metgs county , Ohto No 17, Town 4 and Range No 11, of the Ohio Company' s (1) 19 ,26 (8) 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc Purchase, containing 42 1h acres , more or less Reference Deed Volume 138, Page 522, Deed Rtcords. Meigs County , TO(Iay's By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sparta Editor '"Let me be more explldl," he said. "You must realize that once I, my cmnpanlons and m,y lour hostages are in the &r• mored truck my position IS no different than lt was in the library. "You can take a few minuteo to interview the released hostages, to be as.sured of the 'niE Rt.n'LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and lis well-being or thooe in the armembers as was pictured in 1951 Aug. I marked the 25th mored truck with me. anniversary of the organization of the church, The Rutland 't. ..H you are a poker player was organized as a result of a tent evaf11lehsllc church at all you !plow I have the four campa!gn conducted by the Rev. C. C. Coollge and h1s wife aces and the joker. My concern Services were held in the tent for a few weeks then peris to save the lives of these mission was secured to use the vacated MISsion chur~h on innocent people and also to regain my dignity, self respect and, above all, my freedom." Three of the women WORKSHOP PLANNED hostages, Julia Standley, 43, Wmding 'l'l"ail Garden Club Elizabeth Beseda, 47, and members w1U hold a workshop Novella Pollard, 46, volun- on Aug . 20at 8p m. at the home teered to stay as hostages and of Alice Thompson to prepare the Rev. Joseph O'Brien, the for the club's nower show to be priSOn's Catholic chaplam, said held later. Mrs . Richard he would, too, "lor the safety of Coilms and Mrs. Bob Thompthe majority of thooe presently son will co-<:hair the show. Its held hostage." date, theme and comm1ttees ''We are aware that thlS 1S will be announced the only way out of this building and we feel our chances for survival lie in this plan and this plan only," a concerned and soon." statement signed by the three The other nine hostages also women volunteers said. "It ,. sent a statement to prison our hope th§t you will approve officials asking to comply w1th this plan for the safety of all Carrasco's demands. • I • Mam Street was purchased from the M. E. Church of Rutland. The Rev. Lyndon Walls was pastor at the time the p~cture was taken . The 25th anmversary of the founding of the church wiD he observed Sunday al2:45 p.m The Rev. E. E. Cox will be the guest speaker at the evening services. The Pllblle is invited. ' 1 1 • Reds play long ball zn 9-7 comeback victory UN forces patrolling " weeks ago. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim ordered UN forces on the emba tiled islagd to be ready to bnplement Tuesday's Geneva peace agreement by occupying a buffer zohe between the wamng armies. The order came after · the Soviet Umon stepped back from earlier opposition and abstained durmg a key Security Council vote to grant the expanded powers to the peacekeeping force. Moscow vetoed a similar measure Wednesday. • • DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Memphis rally tops CalifornilJ, ~5-15 .. Which fish has most fat? Big Ed Williams .I • Mator Lea9ue Slandlngt Sy Un1ted Pren lnternattonai N lfiOnll l1:19Ue ... EllS I Pttllede-lphli!l St Louis P ithburgh Montreal New York Ch lc aao I 50 pel 50 50 55 S\9 •• "" "' ,.• "' •• "58 "' "' "" " '" .. <5 -4 1!~ 8''J Wtst w 1 pet 9 b LosAngeles 69 37 651 ClnCif"'nl$t r 64 43 598 S1h Hou ston .SS 50 SU l l lf1 Atlanta 5<1 51 514 lA 1/ 2 San Franclsco 48 59 A.t9 2l'h San 0 11!90 44 6A .407 16 Th\lrSdii!v ' s Results Ch1Co8QO 1 NY 4, 1St, 10 Inns ttncago 3 New York 1, 2nd Philadelph ia 6 Montreat A $1 LOU IS S fl ttsbrgh 2, I 1 Inn$ b o& Angeles 8 San Diego 1 Clncmnat 1 9 San FntnctSCO 7 (On! y games scheduled) Today ' ~ Probeble P1tchen (All Times EDT) Ch1caoo (Todd 2 1 1 .!It New 'r'ork ( Parker 3 9 ), 8OS p m Montrea l !Rogers 1013 1 at Ph il adelphia• !Carlton 137 or Sc hueler S ll ), 7 lOp m Lou ts (Fo rsch 3 2) at Pl1tsburgh ( Reuss 10 8 ) , 7 30 pm San D !e90 (Gretf 6 lll a1 Los Angeles (Sutton 8 8), 10 30 p m Ctncinnatl I Bi llingham 12 7) at San Francisco (Halick i 1 3), 10 30 p m (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Games Ch1cago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at san Franc isco Ph1la at St LOU IS tWilight New York a1 Montreal, night Houston at Los Angeles. ntght ( Only game~ scheduled ) sr.- MAY ACTIVATED NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Yankees activated p1tcher Rudy May Thursday and optioned hurler D1ck Woodson to Syracuse of the lntematmnal League on 24hour recall. May was put on the disabled list July II With a spramed elbow alter postmg a 2·2 record. He was acquu-ed from Calilorma on JWJe 15 SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS ( UP!) Penthouse, a Hambletonlan eligible, captured the featured &xlh race trot at Scioto Downs Thursday mght, commg on m the stretch to wm by a neck over Moomaw Lymar. Penthouse ran the one and one-quarter mile djstance in a time"' 2:38 and returned $6.40, $3 40 and $2 80 Rocktown foliowed Moomaw Lymar under the WJre to take thu-d place First race winner Best of Lang and second race Winner Miss Royal Vic combmed for, a 4-3 nightly double payoff of ,22.4o. A crowd of 5,302 wagered $258,219. The Southmen are now ~I for the year, one game behind B1rm1ngham in the WFL Central Division race. The Sun was a 2-2 record and is !led w1th Houston in the Western Division. Amerlc:an Lea9u1 East w. 1 pet. • .• . ~1 56 Boston Cleveland B~tltlmore M llwaukee New York Detroit St 53 , -490 5l Sl . dO so Sl ••s west tnternahonal League Stand•nu By United Press International North w 1 pet g b Rochester 6J 37 630 syracuse 57 46 553 7 1!:~ Toledo 47 58 4.ol8 l81f2 Pawtucket 39 63 382 25 south w t pet g .b. Memphis 63 -40 612 R lchmond 55 46 545 1 Charleston 46 56 45 1 16 1h Ttdewater 38 62 380 2J 1/ 2 nwrsdav's Results Pawtucket 6 Charlet~ton 1 Rochester 2 R1chmond 0 Tidewater 5 Syracuse .4 Toledo II MemphiS 4 POMEROY WINS Pomeroy defeated Mason 222 this week in Meigs J1111lor G1ris softball actmn Kristen Anderson fu-ed ~ no-Inlier for Pomeroy, while her teamm•tes cracked oul12 sale hits. Nancy Smith had a home rWJ, Shari Mitch a single, Kim Seth a home run, Marty Krawsczyn two singles and a home rm, Sandy Miller three singles, Anderson two smgles and Andrea Riggs a single . .r-111\1111\lll)\lllllllll)ll••-.. 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By FRED DOWN caUI.ng lt a career Norm Cash drove m both Indians 9 Yallkees % - . ''This was the best breaking runs for tho Tigers, hilling his UPI Sporl.l Writer Jun Perry went the distance Woody Fryman wasn't hurt hall I've had thiS-son," sa1d seventh homer of the season m for hiS 11th wm of the season much by lOlling hi> oo-biller Fryman after his 2-0 victory the second 1nning aoo singling and the :>.«>th of his career and Thursday n(ght because be over the Milwaukee Brewers. home Ben Ogilvie, who had Buddy Bell drove m lour runs knows what it is to pitch in real "I was throwing as hard as I tr~pled, 1n the moth Jun Slaton w1th a dOuble and two singles pain. could as long as I could and suffered hiS 12th loss against as the Indians dealt the The 34-year old Detroit Tiger never got tired Tomorrow, mght Vlt'torJCS ror the Brewers. Yankees' Dave Pagan his third lefty has an arthritic colldltlon however, my arm will go stiff White SH 7 A's 3 loss. m hiS elbow and doctors bave That's 1Ue." Ron Santo's two-run smgle m !Iangen 3 Royals I Fryman, now 5-6 for the the seventh inning broke a 3-3 told him that he'll throw every Mike Hargrove s1ngled home season, had a oo-hltter WJtii tie and the White Sox went on to UJ.e tle~breaking rWl m the pitch in pain aJid will never know which p1tch might be his Bobby Mitchell hit a clean triumph over the A's - their e1ghlh mning and Toby Harrah last. ground ball smgle between f1rst win over the world added a homer m the runth as Even so, Fryman hopes to short and third base Into left champions In their last llve Jackle Brown went the Olp. pitch another three or four field w1th two out 10 the meetmgs Stan Bahnsen distance lor his mnth victory "We don't feel al aU disadvantaged because of our wooden hull," he said. "Remember, the Intrepid 18 a proven article. It seasons in the majors before sevenUt, He went on to close yielded seven hits, including for the Rangers. Bruce Dal out the masterpiece w1th 10 Sal Sando's 14th homer, to wm Canton dropped h1s hfth has won the Cup tWice. I still think when ali those things shake his mnth game, while Ken decision agamst siX wms for strikeouts and three walks. out, the end result has to be the people, the crew We think we Chicago defeated Oakland, 7- Holtzman was lagged wtth his the Royals have th~ best one here." 3; Boston routed Baltimore,ll· 12th loss against 11 victories Twins 6 Angels 5 So far the results would seem to bear out Driscoll's . belief. 3; Cleveland bombed New Red Sox 11 Orioles 3 Bobby Darwin 's two-run Intrepid has won six of 10 races with arch-riVal Courageous Cecti Cooper drove m lour York, 9-2; Te•as topped homer was the b1g blow of a during the observation trials which wound up here last week. City, ~1 . and Min- runs With two doub!es and a Kansas three-run e1ghth-umlng rally Final trials begin in two weeks at which time the selection nesota topped California, 6-5, m smg!e and Rick Burleson which lifted the Tw1ns to corrumttee will choose a defender to go up against the foreign doubled m three runs m the victory over the Angels. Tom other AL games. challef\!ler, either AIIStratia's Southern Cross or Gretel II or the Red Sox' v1ctory over the Burgme1er p1tched 2 1-3 mNational League scores were WASIUNGTON (UPI)The French entry Baron Marcel Bich's France. Onoles. B1U Lee earned his rungs of hitless rebel lo win his Chicago over New York, 7-4 National Football League Publicly, DriSCOll, 49, tends to discount hiS boat's Superionty over the Courageous in their preliminary races here up to now. headed today into its first full- and ~I; St. LouiS 5 Pittsburgh 12th wm aga1nst nme losses for filth game Harmon Killebrew We're gratified," he said, 'but we know it's only one step scale weekend of preseason 2, Cincmnatl 9 San FranciSCo the Red Sox, while Wayne hit his loth homer of the season games, stlU strikebound and 7; Los Angeles 8 San Diego I, Garland lost his hfth decision and the 556th of his career for alof\!l the road. It doesn't mean that much." the Twins Inevitably, Driscoll always gets back to talking about his crew. w1th no settlement of the 33- and Phllsdelphla 6 Montreal 4. for the Ormles. day-old diSpute in prospect. He says one of the first things he looks for 10 a crew member is Further negotiations w1th his ability to adapt. chief federal mediator W. J. "He has to be able to work with others," says the Intrepid's Usery Jr. were recessed until skipper. "We work in confined areas. That can be dilf1cult. We depend heavily on our crew members and they know we do. Tuesday afternoon TillS meant There are times when they have to be very senmtlve, extra. that 24 of the NFL teams wili play exhibition games with sensitive, in fact. mamly rooktes and wtknowns "The man operatmg the winch and the man tailing the winch are only six feet apart. They lileraUy can not see each other. One in the lineup while members of the players' union picket IS above deck and the other below deck but they must work outtside the stad1um perfectly together." ' The Intrepid IS called "The People's Boat" because she's being At the bargainmg table, the SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - behind and win." the corner of Candlestick Park funded by public subscriptions Fritz Jewett of San Francisco, players and the owners appar- The Cincmnatl Reds were Morgan said, '!We h8ve three for a grand slam to put the George Schuchart of Seattle and Charles Hughes of San Diego enUy are far apart. Usery, who cocky today while the San or four people who can pop the G1Bnls ahead, 7-4. purchased the boat from the F1orlda Ocean FoWJdallon for kept the NFL Players Assocl8· ~, ""lsco Giants tried to ban. When we were losmg I But Morgan belted a two-run $95,000 and then dOnated it to the Seattle Sailing Foundation last tion and the owne.rs' Manage. t.gllf'e • • what to do about wasn't worned because we still shot m the seventh for hiS 15th ment CounCil in sesston for October. homer and Perez got his 20th thetr bui.~,en. had three mnmgs to go." Driscoll is happy the Intrepid 18 a community enterprise. almost 14 hours Wednesday, Cincmnati trailed by three Bench's game-wirmer came home run of the season in the "The moral support of the sailing commnnity IS pretty much announced a recess late Thurs- after six uuunga Thlifaday off of Ron Bryant, the 24ilame eighth to tie 11 at 7-7. Then like ·playmg on your home field," he says. "We haven't tried to day and descnbed the night, but roared back on wmner or last season who ts 2- Bench, who earlier had hit a shroud the boat with any secrecy here. We'd rather share the negotiating situation as homers by Joe Morgan, Tony 12 this tbne around as both a two-run double, hit his 20th "tough." experience wtth the entire commwuty." Perez and Johnny Bench to pull s~mbol and cause or the homer of the year. The Australians feel differently abuultheir boat, the Southern Both the owners and the out 8 heche 9-7 wm. Cincinnati still trails Los G1ants' 1974 collapse Cross. They don't encourage VlSilors and guard the vessel as if 11 players agreed to return It was Bench's 400-plus Angeles by 5'h games smce the "Bryant has been tough on waslOtirnesmore valuable than the Hope Diamond. Tueaday' but both expressed footer mto the fog With a mate me m the past," said Bench, Dodgers also won and Reds "It might be tbat theu- way 18 best lor them," says Driscoll, little oplimism that much was . aboard m the runU\ that finally ubut thiS time he made a skipper Sparky Anderson was being accomplished. shrugging. asked if he kept an eye on the miStake." However, 11 was learned the won 1t. When he and his crew members were lhro~ for the day, the "We feel we're m every · ' In the Sixth, the Giants' scoreboard during the game. Intrepid would he left at docks1de here completely unattended. players had offered durmg the game," sa1d the superstar Bobby Bonds h1t a sllcmg drive "Sure I was watching the mtensive bargairung talks to UntU a lew nights ago. scoreboard," he admitted, but catcher after the contest. "We that looked like a long out or a narrow down their 'ireedom Since then an overnight guard bas been put on as a precaution added, "I always do., demands" and substantially always feel we can come from £oul, but which sneaked out of against vandals o• fiiiJNenir hunters reduce their money requests. Who, you ask, would ever want to rock or disturb "The Prmr to the Thursday sesPeople's Boat?" Sion, tt was learned the umon People. had wh1ttied back on lour of its controversial ~<freedom de• college experience, looks for- year . MEMPlllS, Tenn. (UP!) mands." The Sun scored first In the NFLPA President BIU Curry Runnmg back W1Uie Spencer, a ward to continumg his starring role for the Memphis South20-year-old without ,any brash nallonally-televJSed game w1th of the Houston 01lers told men, even when Larry Csonka quarterback Tony Adams newsmen Thursday Ute union and J110 Ki1ck jom the team sweepmg around end. Adams had revamped its original next year . set up a second score when "freedom issue" demands But "Csonka and Klick have Memphis was called for inter· he sa1d the players were told by great names going lor them but ference on a 41-yard pass to the owners that theu- revised I've got my age gomg for me, ' Dave Wiliams'. Running back offer was "not satisfactory and CINCINNATI (UP!) - It mad." spencer sa1d Thursday mght Ralph Nelson then took the ball With veteran runnmg hacks we would have to rethink would seem qwte a jump from after the Southmen scored IS in from the one alter the the Oklahoma City Wranglers Boob1e Clark, Essex Johnson them " pomts in the second half for a penalty in the end zone. Curry further charged the semi-pro football team to the and Doug Dressler aU out on Spencer earned slX tunes on The Pantherettes remained 25-15 World Football I;eage wm Management Council had not Cincmnati Bengals of the strike, Wllllams has bad all the in second place m the Melgs over the Southern Califoml8 a rune-play drive after the work he wants in training budged from 1ls total opNational Football League. Sun's first touchdown, tying position to the freedom G1rls Soltbail League by Sun. Just how blg a jump wlll he camp. Spencer gained 99 yarch the score at 7-7 w1th his twodefeating the Meigs Inn 24-3. "One day I counted how demanda. determined by Ed Williams rushmg and scored two of the yard d1ve. Wellington Mara, owner of The wmning p1tcher was Tracy many plays he was runrung a Saturday night. Souttunen's three touchdowns, Ute New York Giants and head Burdette, whUe K. WhtUatch Willlams Is a hulking 6-2, 2W- week," said backfield coach both of them on two-yard runs. took the loss. pound running back who has Jack Donaldson, "and I think it of the Management Council, Running back J. J. ~ennings Hitters for the Pantherettes said the owners had shown a "LIFE-LIKE" was something like 800. left the Oklahoma semi-pro were Jo McKinney w1th two scampered over from the two willingness to consider some circuit to try hiS luck With the "I think he's about to play for the other Memphis touchchanges m player contract singles, Susan Burns w1th two the biggest game in his Ufe," Bef\!lals. singles, Burdette with a pair of down Thanks mainly to the NFL added Donaldson. "We've got restrictions, but added. A doubtful starter alter uWhether we are nght or home runs and a single, Glenda Players ABsociation strike, to lind out about hbn and he's Brown w1th two home runs and suffermg a shoulder separation Wllllams will get a starting got a lot to lind out about wrong, we are totally con- a double, Terri Zirkle w1th two m the first game of the season, vinced the union is not willing assignment and a chance to himself." to bargain fairly because of an smgles, Megan Miller w1th a Spencer said his superb perforprove himself here Saturday From antitrust swt involvmg plilyer double and pa1r of singles, mance came because "I was night against the Miami DolIs Williams nervous about contracts and the players wish Mary Miller w1th a smgle and determined to show tonight phins. that I was all right." his first game? to destroy the conunissioner Missy Cale With a single. uThese semi·pro leages Memphis Coach John McVay uNaw," he shrugs, •1-ou jWJt For the Meigs Inn, S. Smith 59 N. Second St. aren't as bad as you think," go out and do what you got to system which IS the baSis of our had a single, Whitlatch a single sa1d the second-half effort was game." Middleport contends Wllli4ms. "They're do." ' the hest his team hus shown aU The players proposed that and a double, and R Lefebre tough. You'repiayingwitha lot Meanwhile, the 28th Bengals' commisstoner Pete Rozelle two smgles. or guys who have been around, veteran to defy the strike · relsm The Pantherettes end theuauthority over questions 1111me of whom were either too reported to training camp in involving "the integrity of the leag'!" play Wednesday at 6:1S old or lacked just one thing to Wilmmgton, Ohio Thursday Supply p.m. at Syracuse when they game" but that an bnpartial make it to the top. But you afternoon - cornerback Ken arb1tr~r should handle the face Pomeroy , At 7:15, August Special could Jearn a lot from them." Riley. normal grievances between a Pomeroy tackles Syracuse Wllllams says hia old college Riley becomes the lu-st League Standings coach also provided him with regular deep defensive hack in player and hla club. They also asked that a fourW. L. incentive to make It in pro camp. year veteran be allowed to Forest Run II 0 football when he told hbn, "Ed, Miami's veteran roster cancel a trade or waiver deal, Pantheretles 7 4 my man, the thmg that you are reached 20 Thursday, with and be given the right of first Racine Bank 6 4 destined for in Ufe is to pUsh a kicker Garo Yepremian, linerefusal on any waiver deal Syracuse 6 5 broom. backer Mike Kolen, defensive In the economic area, a Pomeroy I 6 "The coach aaid things like back Tim Foley and safety source close to the players said Meigs Inn 2 9 that to a oouple of guys. But I Olarlle Babb the latest to a "substantial" cut in money Mason 1 9 think he did it just to get 111 check ln. demanda had been made. Last week's results In the annual draft, the Forest Run 6, Syracuse I NFLPA pnlpoaed that a colleRacine Bank 7, Meigs Inn 0. gian selected could sll out his Pantherettes 47, Mason 0. first ye~r of pro football Forest Run 10, Mason 0. SALE ellglblllty and then sign with Syracuse 10, Racme Bank 8. The Whispering Pines Nlte Club any team of his choice. Pantherettes 24, Meigs Inn 3. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) -Gerry Driscoll, the skipper of the Intrepid, runs a tight slnp. 11 Vtry tight," ~ says. The 13 members of his crew don't earn a nickel. They work more than 12 hours a day lor love, a love of salling and the hope they eventually will be able to say they served aboard the America's Cup winner. Members of the Intrepid's crew come from such places as Honolulu, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Newport Beach, CaUl., Stratford, Conn., and New York. Dris<.oll, twice Congressional Cup winner and a Star Class world champion, cmnes from San Diego and his feeling for the wooden-hulled Intrepid and his crew always 18 apparent whenever he talks about theu- chances of winning the America's llepot st. Aller ..vera! months the bulldlns llhown above on Turkey, Greece and Bntam Signed a Cyprus cease-fu-e agreement in Geneva Tuesday rught, but the pact hus been threatened by maJor truce Vlolatlons since then The peace accord called for the 3,000 U.N. troops on the ISland to patrol buffer zones DURING THE PASTORATE of Rev. Walls this new building was erected to replace the between the Greek Cypnols fanner structure to house the growmg membership.' Addillonal space was added to the new and 30,000 Turk1sh troops building durmg the pastorate of the Rev. Harold Klingel. Other pastors of the church m the past holding a 130'6quare-mlle slice 25yearswerethe Rev. Herbert Grmun and the Rev. Wilbur Beaver. The Rev Uoyd Grimm 18 : present pastor. • of the island. The pact called for a stand• still cease-lire, but Jeft the • question of establishing buller zones up to Turkey and Greek ' : Cypriots, complicallng the • • U.N. task of pollcing the truce. • In addition, UN. troops wiD ., 10 the second consecutive day Keeping Cool continue their decad""ld role ~ : Using a ha1r dryer on your on the former British colony by of cease-fire violations. .. The ofliclals sa1d Greek hatr durmg hot summer patrolling towns that have .. months doesn't help your ~ Cypriot forces feU back after cool. Let ha1r dry naturally COIIUOunities of both majonty -. with the Turks, sklnmshing ~ and blow dry for a fm1shmg Greek Cyprmls and minonty who invaded the island two touch Turkish Cypriots, who are • ouinumbered 4-1. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M D. but ·simply states canned calories are fat. At the Umled Nations, DEAR DR. LAMB You salmon IS 13.2 per cent fat by OhiO 3 Coho (sliver) - 71 per Waldheun told the Secur1ty had a colwnn about salmon l we1ght PARCEL No 4 The un of its weight is fat; 42.2 per cent dlvtded ~:.~ne half Interest In the Council Thursday Turkish am on a low-fat and lowDEAR READER - F1rst, cent of 1ts calories are lat. Oil end gas, together with the forces have agreed to with· cholesterol diet. On the d1et canned salmon does not have mining rights attached thereto 4. Pink (humpback) - S.9 In end under the following real MANASSAS, Va. (UP!) draw their demands for given to me by my doctor 1t added mi. You are right on Allen Poarch, 24; Larry S. fax, Va. estate described as Parcel No 4 percentof1tswelghtisfal; 38.1 Hickle, 24; and a 17-year.:.Jd situated In the Township of F1ve V1rgmians were arrested Buren had accused removal of U.N. troops from states to "avoid any canned that. Many fiSh are very low m per cent of 1ls calories are fat, Olive, In the County of Meigs Thursday m connection with unidentified teenaged female, Nunheimer of burglarizing his the Turkish enclave m the fish m ml" It seems most fish fat, and when canned, ml Is and State of Oh lo The north half 5. Sockeye (red) - 9.3 per the kidnappingmurder of Glen all of Manassas. of the northeast quarter of apartment, police S81d. He and northern section of the ISland are canned with OJ! added, and added for the taste But, you cent of its we1ght is fat; 49.4 per Section No 17, Town .4 , Range 11 Nunhelmer, 18, Columbus, Four of the suspects were Brockert kidnapped two SOViet Ambassador Yakov A. it is usually soybean 01! Now,! can get water-packed tuna m of the Ohio Company' s Pur · cent Of 1ls calories are fat. Ohio, whose body was fcund charged with obstruction . of juvel1ile! '.'at gunpoing," the Mallt, who blocked a council usually have fresh fish, halibut most places. chult, containing U lf7 acres, ~ These figures are based on mortt or less There Is excepted, during the past weekend in a justice. pollee spokesman m Columbus resolution on the peace- or turbot. But occasiOnally I lt makes a lot of difference however , from Parcel No 4, the Pollee continue to search for said, and forced them to lead keeping forces Wednesday find It mconvement to prepare whether you are talldng about the U. S. Department of following tract of land conveyed car on a Fairf1eld County bY James R Lowther to Hulda (Ohio) road. Walter Buren and Rita Spitzer, the way to Nunheimer's home. night, dropped hiS opposlllon fish, and I have purchased the percentage of the weight as Agricul~ure . For more tn• L Matheny, by deed dat~d Jan formatioh on composition of Oll1cials here identified the both of Columbus. 23, 1933, end recorded In Vol There Buren allegedly saw after a sligbt change in the canned salmon The cans do fat or the percentage of the foods you can gel my book, 139, at Page 171 thereof, and suspects as Danny Brockert, Officials said the live had some of his property. wording of the measure. not mclude any statement that cal ones that are fat, because a "What You Need to Know described as follows Beglnntng 24, and hiS wife, Jeannine. 25, The final vote was 12-0. traveled to Ohio to asaist Buren at a stone 12 rods north of the Buren and Brockert then oil has been added so I gram of fat con tams a lot more southwest corner of the north both of Woodbridge; Ronnie m moving to a home near Fau-China, a traditional foe of U N. preswne 1t hasn' t been. Right' calories than a gram of About Food and Cooking lor drove to the Port Columbus half or the northeast quarter of Health (Viking Fress). said section No 11, thence International Airport where efforts to use troops m peaceYou stated that different protem. Here's how the main DEAR DR. LAMB north 5634 degrees east .47 rods Nunheuner was employed at a keepmg activit~es, did not kinds of salmon had different types of canned salmon stack Perhaps the reader who wrote and 9 links to a stone . thence north 11112 degrees ~ast 26 rods car rental agency. They activi.S, did not participate. amounts o£ fat. The salmon up (values mclude Uqulds and about hiS pendontal problem to a stone , theMe north 6-4 Most other delegates, mclud- here lS labeled " Alaska allegedly shot Nunheimer in solids m the can) · degrees eut 1 rods and S lmks With hiS teeth would be ento a stor.e, tf'\ence north 871h the head and threw him mto the mg those from the United Sockeye" or "Pink " I would I. Chinook (king ) 14 per couraged to know that ln 1934 I degrees east 17 roda and 6 ltnks Stales, Br1tam and France, like to have you danly your fat back seat of a car. cent of liS weight IS fat , 60 per to • stone , thence north 62 1h was also told that I would iose degrees ent 37 rods and 5 links When the others, who were weloomed the resolution as a statements. My nutrillonal cent of its colones are fat all my teeth m three months. I to a stone on the south side ot helping Buren move, lound out step forward in the restoratiOn book doesn 't break down 2. Chwn 5.2 per cent of 1ts Indian Run , thence north 35 dtgrees west 19 rods and lS what had happened, they left of peace on the embattled c:Snned salmon mto variettes, we1ghtis fat ; 30 4per cent ol1ts went to another dentist who gave me the treatment you links to the north line of Section lor Virginia in the car and a island. 17, thence west along the deBcribed tn your column. no,nn~m~; ~·Section 17, 110 rods rental truck, taking the body After 40 years of treating my lands or and the juveniles with them, the of teeth every siX months, I police said. 68 fmally had to get a parlial The car was found abandenture for only four molars at doned in a rural area near the age of 69. Columbus, the body in the back By AL ROSSITER JR. countr1es," Dublm srud in a examination before they are DEAR READER - Thank "report m the current tssue of pennitted to go on to mternsh1p seat. The juveniles, who were UP! Science Editor you for your thoughtful leiter. released in a remote area near WASIIINGTON (UPI)-The the weekJy Journal, ScJence m U.S. hosp1tais readers have also Other Waynesburg Pa., told the state migration of foreign doctors to More than hall of all Dublin said only about 40 per wr~tten to leU their eq>erlence police wbal had occurred. phy&cians admitted lo the cent paS$ the test on their first Umted States ln 1972 were born try and many have lo take 1t of losing the bone around their Ieeth and reported having the United States has more m Ind10 , the Phllippmes, Korea several times. In addition, saved their Ieeth for 25 years or Shell Colleetora than tripled during the ~..Jt 10 or Iran. Dublin sa1d the exanunatlon longer. Put your oummer seashell years, and a govenunenl ofWhile careful not to cril1c1ze does not match the standards The point is that if you have eollection 1<1 good use. Uolng ficial fears the influx may he all foreign medical schools, required of graduating 1 , .... be-llold ..lllenl you loooe Ieeth, bleeding gwns, and e.n lrl•e a mlrnr, -.r~ diluting the quality of Dublin said man intei'VIew that students from U.S and bone loss, something can some can he considered di- GanadlBn medica! schools. round your f1vorlle tlnclle American medical care. ploma mills. He sa1d many of Forty.;six. per cent of the or pile lbem high aiOp a Dublin . said an estimated .usually be dOne about !I rather otraw blall.el. doctors llcensed for the first the foreign school have hun- 10,000 lore1gn graduates are than have your Ieeth pulled. time In 1972 to pracllce dreds of students per class, unable to pass the examination l medicine in the United Slateo have part-time facu!Ues and or state medical Ucenslng tests .·.· ·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·....·. ·.·.·.....·..·.·..·.· .·. .. ... . ......·.·.. . were foreign medical graclua- "it may be that a student never and many go to work at state AIRMEN SENTENCED ERDEMOLI, Turkey teo. In 1950, ooly 5 per cent of sees a patient closer than in the mstiluUons wbere license reOrder obtained for 15 seconds (UPI)- Two Ameriean alrme~ the newly llceiWed pilyslclaM bottom of an amphitheater." quirements for physicians 1'The product that comes oH have veen 10111enced to two and were forelgnera. have been waived . WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'lbbtp 'ftft llllrmal oa lbo one-half years in piaon lor Dr. Thomas D. Dublin, the line of these schools 1s Medical author1lles m the floor ol the lloaH of RepreM~~IIIIIv• Wedaoaday - a few definitely dilferenl from our apeclala'llllal1t tO tho director ~ lwlbilb ben1. United Slates are weU aware of memben ,were debeu., farmaDy aad maay oiMn , _ An ErdemoU oourt Thuraday of the Bureau of Health own and, by U.S. standards- the problem and a committee aboalllllll ehallfail wtlb """b otber. lelllelleed Bit· ~ Pl!relra, Reloun:ea Development, uld what we erpect our better of the Coordlnalinc Council on Saddellly, I volet-1.- tbe vllihn' pllery-protMM24, F1lrhnen, Mui.,llld Dan- 7,119 lorel&n medical students to tlo..,..tbeoe people Medical Education Is expected loadly: "Hey! lfy'all-111 1o lall, lel'"'lla bore. We w1111 Iel Lark, :10, Pieclm<llt, s. c. graduates immlgrated in 1972. are definitely at a disad- to present recommendations to &o bear!" EJabt other Anlerleln airmen In 1113, lllen were 2,0113 bn· vantage, These people may he the councU within two months. Telal .u.... feu over lbe H•- al!tpl for Rep. 11e11a arrelled 11 the ume lime at mtsrant pilyllclans and befcre no less bright or intelligent Alllq, D-N.Y., who eo.Jd aol -a.la bor lacllter. Tllo the U.S.·Turkilb Iadrut Joint World W• n. the flow waa than our own, but their pnlalor, 1allllldeallfled...., wu pil)eed Ill •lldellffa ud predominately frGm lbo Unlled education IIi not as hiSh quallty Alrbue .... acquitted. ...... .._ lbe pllery "'..,.. ............ polke.... Alnun Loull JC, Slateo 1<1 Ina 8dvuced ...... u aun." (IJnar CUI Allloft riJIIpod 1111 ...... uc1 ..........,, Foreign medical IJI'IMteo, illytla, IIIIa, aiiO arrllted '"!be tide of DlilraliOa hu "'llere- enleriD llere hraboalll...-." aaudlag thole from hlihiY wtlb Lerlllnd Pmira,la belq been rev....ed and it Ia tried ......tell Cll cl!arl• ot ovenrhelrnlncl7 lnllll deve~ regarded ea..dian actiOOII, trollldlng In huhhlah inc to the .... devoloped are required to take a on&-day 1 F.ry:man blanks Brewers 2-0; Indians .r ip NY ' • �3 - The O.Uy Sentinel, Mlddlepori·P<meroy, 0., f'rklay, AIIJI. t 2- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pcnjen>y, 0., Friday, Aug 2, 11174 IN fHI! COURT OF COMMON PLaAs: MEIGS COUNT\", OHIO, PJIOIATE OIV I$10N west 16 rOdl•nd 16 link• , North 10•. degrees. west • rOds Md ?l li"nkt to 1 Uone on the nQrlt'l Stde of said road, and the North line of sec:tlon 17 , thenn Ent along GROVER WHITE , Jr , Secrlon line 57 rods and 1t links Adminlstralor do bonis non of _to the £.lace of beginning . E1talo of Purl V Tonthony, cont•lnTng 5 U acres-, more or doc .. sed . less Reftrence Deed . VolumePtalntill, 138 , Page S51. Oeed ,hcord$, • YS • Meigs County . Ohio ~ THELMA EDDY, el •I, PARCEL No 6 The coal , oil O.-fend•nt• No 19.Sit NOTfCE FOR SERVICE tY PUBLICATION and 915, together Wl!h the mining rights attached thereto In And under the follow ing described real estate situated tn tl"tt Township of Olive . '" the County of Me lg$> and State of Convict wants Sport· Parade armored truck HUNTSVIlLE, Te.. (UP!) - Fred Gomez Carrasco is To The- unknown htl rs and OtHo , In Sect1on No 11 , Town demanding ~n armored truck de-visees of Peart V Tenthorev No "'' R11no~ No 11 , of the Ohto to escape from the state dec~ased . Company's Purchne . bounded To Tl'le unknown heirs and and descnl;led as follows perutentiary and the right to dev lu~s of Jamt!l Robert Beotnnlng at the Northwest use his 13 hostages as a human Low ther , deceased , and corn~r of Section No II ; thence To Ida Lowther, whose Eut 19 rods and 11 ltnks to a sh1eld. addreu Is Unk.nown and cannot stone at the Northeast corner of The hostages urged authoriwith reasonable d iligence be a 10 acre tract deeded by J B ascertained ties to g~ve Carrasco ,what he Torrence to James A Low ther . You are hereby notified that thence south along 'he east lrne wanls. Four of the them, Inyou have been named defen of said tract JO' rods and 12 links dants In a legal act ion entitled to an Iron pm 10 the middle of cluding three women, volunGrover White , Jr, Ad tnd1an Run Road . thence along mlnls.trator de bonis non of the the middle of Utd rt>ad as teered to accompany the Estate of Purl V Tanthorey follows SOuth 49lf.. degrees renega<Je convict outside the deceased, Ple intlff. vs Theln1a West 1 rod~ and 11 links North Eddyf:'"' et al , Defendants This 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 prison walls as theu- ooly action'- has been assigned Cue lmks , thence north JIB degrees chance for survival. No 19,512 In lhf! Court of west 2 rods and u !Inks to the Prison officials have offered Common Pleas , Probate west line ot Sec t mn II , thence Dlv ls1 on , Meigs County , Oh10 north 34 rods and 14 links to the him the truck, but only if he The addren of seld Court Is co place of beginning contamlng released the hostages. Me igs Coun t y Court House , 4 21 acres , more or less Pomeroy , Oh io 45169 Carrasco said this was askmg Ref erence Deed Volu!T)e 138. The obfect of tne complaint 1S Page 551 Deed Records , "1elgs him to commit suicide. to sell the real estate of the County, Ohio decedent to. pay the debts and The hostages told prison PARCEL No 1 The Ufl)t costs of adm lnls t erlng her dlvtded one half Interest tn th e off1cials Thursday mght they estate, which real estate 1S oil and gas , together with toe described as follows min i ng rights attached thereto , beheved Carrasco's latest PARCEL No 1 The foilowu1g In and un(:ler the followmg demand "Is the only way out of real estate situated in the described real estate St tuated In this bwldlng." County of Meigs . '" the State of the Townsh tp of Olive, m the Ohio, .and I n the Tow nship of cou,..ty of Meigs . and State of carrasco, who wants a short Olive, ~nd bounded and Oh10, In Sec t ton No 11 , Town 4, described a s follows Being the and Range No 11. of the Ohto wave radio and a telepllone north one half of the southeast Company 's Pur ch as e, and quarter of the southeast quarter bounded and descrtbed as installed m the truck, said he of Section No 2.o1 , Town No ~ . follows A tot of land bounded would leave the hbrary classRang& No 11 of the Ohio on the west by Section No 17 on Company's Purchase , and the North by lan ds formerly room where he has held the be ing a 20 acre lot bounded by owned by Thomas Parker , on hostages for 10 days using his property lines as follows On the East by lands formerly 13 captives as a sh1eld to the north by lands of David owned by Jostah Cowdery and Rowland and J J Chute , on the D F F •elds, and on the South protect hbn and two confederEast bY the East line of Sectton by lands formerly owned by No 14, Ql"t the south by lands of Jostah Cowdery , contalntng 10 ates from sharpshootmg srupers. W J He iney , and on the West acres, more or less by iands of W J Heiney There IS excepted from. Once inside the truck, he Reference Deed Vol 143, Page Part;:el No 7, the following 62 , Oeed Records , Me igs described real estate Begm said, he would release nine of County, Ohio nlng at the northwest corner of the hostages. PARCI=L No 2 Also. the said Section No 11 , then ce east 19 rods and 11 Hnks to a stone at the northeast corner of a 10 acre tract deeded by J 8 Torrence and w1fe to James R Lowther , thence south a long the east !me of satd trect 30 rods and 12 !Inks to an Iron pin In the m 1ddle of lndtan Run Road , thence along the middle of said road as follows South 49J;_. degrees west 1 rods and 11 links , North 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 links , thence north 48 degrees west 2 rods and u links to the west ltneofsald Sect1on No 11 , By United Press lntemalfooal thence north 34 rods and 14 ltnks U N. peacekeepmg forces to the place of begmn l ng, contammg 4 21 acres . more or armed with Security Council less Reference Deed Volume backmg set out today to police 138, Page 522 , Deed Records , the fragile Cyprus cease-fire m Meigs County Ohio The 1nterest of the grantee Jn the face of persistent truce Parcels I, 2. 3, 4 and 5 Is sublect to an oil Md gas lease granted 1 violations and a vaguely to W S and B a Od and Gas drafted peace accord. Company The Secunty Council overYou are requtred to answer the Complaint wHhtn 28 days came mitial Soviet opposition after the last publtcat 1on of th fs notice, wh ich wiJJ be publ tshed Thursday and adopted a comonce each week for SIX sue promise resolution permitting cesslve weeks The last U.N. forces on the embattled publication wtll be made on August 23 , 1974 , and the 28 days island to patrol buffer zones for answer wtU commence on between the warring annies. that date In case of your faJiure to U.N. officials in Nicosia said answer or otherwise respond as Turkish forces used artillery required by the Ohio Rules Of C•v 11 Procedures , lodgment by fire Thursday to advance default will be rendered e~gatnst you for relief demanded m th is westward from their mam base Complaing at the northern port of Kyrenia following real estate sttuated In Olive Townsh ip , County of Meigs and State of Ohio , and In Section No 23 Beglnntng .o!Olh rods East of the northwest corner of Section No 23, thence East 59 rods il['ld 4'h links . thence south 39 112 rods , thence west 59 rods and 4'12 links , thenc~ north 39112 rods to the place of beginn ing , contalnmg 14 55 ecres , more or less Ex ceptlng, however, from the above tract of land a certain portion thereof, bounded u follows Beginning 401h rods ea$t of the northwest corner of above section , thence east 59 rods and ~ 1/2 links to countY road , thence south 15 feeL thence west 59 rods and 4'12 !Inks. thence north 16 feet to the place of beginning, cQntalntng 36 100 acres 1 more or less The amount of land conveyed In above tract being )4 19 acres, more or less , and 11bove described tracts bemg the same premises conveyed by Frank Founds and wile to former grentors by warranty deed of date of April 23, 1936, and recorded May 6, 1936, In Vol 142, Page 5.(, Deed Records of Meigs County, Ohio Reference DetKt Volume 143, Page 62. Meigs County DeeCI Records 011 and gas Interests, as fOllOW$ . PARCEL No 3 The un divided one half Interest In the oil and gas, together with the mining rights attached thereto In and under the follow i ng real estate described as Parcel No Janet E Morr1s 3, In the Township of Olive, In Deputy Clerk, the county of Meigs and State of Court of Common Pleas Ohio. The Southeast quarter Of Probate Di\o'tS ton , the northeast quarter of sect•on Metgs county , Ohto No 17, Town 4 and Range No 11, of the Ohio Company' s (1) 19 ,26 (8) 2, 9, 16, 23, 6tc Purchase, containing 42 1h acres , more or less Reference Deed Volume 138, Page 522, Deed Rtcords. Meigs County , TO(Iay's By MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sparta Editor '"Let me be more explldl," he said. "You must realize that once I, my cmnpanlons and m,y lour hostages are in the &r• mored truck my position IS no different than lt was in the library. "You can take a few minuteo to interview the released hostages, to be as.sured of the 'niE Rt.n'LAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and lis well-being or thooe in the armembers as was pictured in 1951 Aug. I marked the 25th mored truck with me. anniversary of the organization of the church, The Rutland 't. ..H you are a poker player was organized as a result of a tent evaf11lehsllc church at all you !plow I have the four campa!gn conducted by the Rev. C. C. Coollge and h1s wife aces and the joker. My concern Services were held in the tent for a few weeks then peris to save the lives of these mission was secured to use the vacated MISsion chur~h on innocent people and also to regain my dignity, self respect and, above all, my freedom." Three of the women WORKSHOP PLANNED hostages, Julia Standley, 43, Wmding 'l'l"ail Garden Club Elizabeth Beseda, 47, and members w1U hold a workshop Novella Pollard, 46, volun- on Aug . 20at 8p m. at the home teered to stay as hostages and of Alice Thompson to prepare the Rev. Joseph O'Brien, the for the club's nower show to be priSOn's Catholic chaplam, said held later. Mrs . Richard he would, too, "lor the safety of Coilms and Mrs. Bob Thompthe majority of thooe presently son will co-<:hair the show. Its held hostage." date, theme and comm1ttees ''We are aware that thlS 1S will be announced the only way out of this building and we feel our chances for survival lie in this plan and this plan only," a concerned and soon." statement signed by the three The other nine hostages also women volunteers said. "It ,. sent a statement to prison our hope th§t you will approve officials asking to comply w1th this plan for the safety of all Carrasco's demands. • I • Mam Street was purchased from the M. E. Church of Rutland. The Rev. Lyndon Walls was pastor at the time the p~cture was taken . The 25th anmversary of the founding of the church wiD he observed Sunday al2:45 p.m The Rev. E. E. Cox will be the guest speaker at the evening services. The Pllblle is invited. ' 1 1 • Reds play long ball zn 9-7 comeback victory UN forces patrolling " weeks ago. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim ordered UN forces on the emba tiled islagd to be ready to bnplement Tuesday's Geneva peace agreement by occupying a buffer zohe between the wamng armies. The order came after · the Soviet Umon stepped back from earlier opposition and abstained durmg a key Security Council vote to grant the expanded powers to the peacekeeping force. Moscow vetoed a similar measure Wednesday. • • DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Memphis rally tops CalifornilJ, ~5-15 .. Which fish has most fat? Big Ed Williams .I • Mator Lea9ue Slandlngt Sy Un1ted Pren lnternattonai N lfiOnll l1:19Ue ... EllS I Pttllede-lphli!l St Louis P ithburgh Montreal New York Ch lc aao I 50 pel 50 50 55 S\9 •• "" "' ,.• "' •• "58 "' "' "" " '" .. <5 -4 1!~ 8''J Wtst w 1 pet 9 b LosAngeles 69 37 651 ClnCif"'nl$t r 64 43 598 S1h Hou ston .SS 50 SU l l lf1 Atlanta 5<1 51 514 lA 1/ 2 San Franclsco 48 59 A.t9 2l'h San 0 11!90 44 6A .407 16 Th\lrSdii!v ' s Results Ch1Co8QO 1 NY 4, 1St, 10 Inns ttncago 3 New York 1, 2nd Philadelph ia 6 Montreat A $1 LOU IS S fl ttsbrgh 2, I 1 Inn$ b o& Angeles 8 San Diego 1 Clncmnat 1 9 San FntnctSCO 7 (On! y games scheduled) Today ' ~ Probeble P1tchen (All Times EDT) Ch1caoo (Todd 2 1 1 .!It New 'r'ork ( Parker 3 9 ), 8OS p m Montrea l !Rogers 1013 1 at Ph il adelphia• !Carlton 137 or Sc hueler S ll ), 7 lOp m Lou ts (Fo rsch 3 2) at Pl1tsburgh ( Reuss 10 8 ) , 7 30 pm San D !e90 (Gretf 6 lll a1 Los Angeles (Sutton 8 8), 10 30 p m Ctncinnatl I Bi llingham 12 7) at San Francisco (Halick i 1 3), 10 30 p m (Only games scheduled) Saturday's Games Ch1cago at Pittsburgh Atlanta at san Franc isco Ph1la at St LOU IS tWilight New York a1 Montreal, night Houston at Los Angeles. ntght ( Only game~ scheduled ) sr.- MAY ACTIVATED NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Yankees activated p1tcher Rudy May Thursday and optioned hurler D1ck Woodson to Syracuse of the lntematmnal League on 24hour recall. May was put on the disabled list July II With a spramed elbow alter postmg a 2·2 record. He was acquu-ed from Calilorma on JWJe 15 SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS ( UP!) Penthouse, a Hambletonlan eligible, captured the featured &xlh race trot at Scioto Downs Thursday mght, commg on m the stretch to wm by a neck over Moomaw Lymar. Penthouse ran the one and one-quarter mile djstance in a time"' 2:38 and returned $6.40, $3 40 and $2 80 Rocktown foliowed Moomaw Lymar under the WJre to take thu-d place First race winner Best of Lang and second race Winner Miss Royal Vic combmed for, a 4-3 nightly double payoff of ,22.4o. A crowd of 5,302 wagered $258,219. The Southmen are now ~I for the year, one game behind B1rm1ngham in the WFL Central Division race. The Sun was a 2-2 record and is !led w1th Houston in the Western Division. Amerlc:an Lea9u1 East w. 1 pet. • .• . ~1 56 Boston Cleveland B~tltlmore M llwaukee New York Detroit St 53 , -490 5l Sl . dO so Sl ••s west tnternahonal League Stand•nu By United Press International North w 1 pet g b Rochester 6J 37 630 syracuse 57 46 553 7 1!:~ Toledo 47 58 4.ol8 l81f2 Pawtucket 39 63 382 25 south w t pet g .b. Memphis 63 -40 612 R lchmond 55 46 545 1 Charleston 46 56 45 1 16 1h Ttdewater 38 62 380 2J 1/ 2 nwrsdav's Results Pawtucket 6 Charlet~ton 1 Rochester 2 R1chmond 0 Tidewater 5 Syracuse .4 Toledo II MemphiS 4 POMEROY WINS Pomeroy defeated Mason 222 this week in Meigs J1111lor G1ris softball actmn Kristen Anderson fu-ed ~ no-Inlier for Pomeroy, while her teamm•tes cracked oul12 sale hits. Nancy Smith had a home rWJ, Shari Mitch a single, Kim Seth a home run, Marty Krawsczyn two singles and a home rm, Sandy Miller three singles, Anderson two smgles and Andrea Riggs a single . .r-111\1111\lll)\lllllllll)ll••-.. 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Cleveland at Milwaukee Texas at Chicago Oakland at Mmnesota Caltforrua at Kansas City •7.98 Dudley's Aorist Doctors swarm to U. S. -4 ''Ii i 5'1:1 sos ARTIFICIAL • 2 11:11 w . 1 pet. , . b. 61 4-4 . 511 S.oi 52 Sot 1'h s2 st a Kensa~City 51 51 50.0 l'h Mmnesota 51 5" .oi86 to Cali forn ia 41 65 387 20 112 Thur,day'J Resulh M innesota 6 Cllttfornla 5 Teli.~J5-ll<anses C1ty 1 Chicago 7 O-akland 3 Cleveland 9 New York 2 Boston 11 B1111 1m0re 3 Detro i t 2 M ll wqukee 0 Todey 's Prof;Jabt• Pltc:htrs t All Ttmes EDT) New York IMcOowell 1 ~ -4) at Cleveland ( Arlin 2 -4) , 6 P m Balt i more t Jefferson 1-0) at Boston (Wi se J 4). 5 p m California (Figueroa I 2) at M innesota ( Goltz 4 51. 8 30 P m Texa s {Jen kins u 91 at Kansas C1ty ( Br•les 2 .oil, B 30 OakUmd Tl!xas Chlceoo league rank Time su 53 .&9 . S20 51 31 505 Pantherettes gets his chance Virginians heJd in murder "'"'llliiC Strike in 33rd day . Cyprus ·buffer zones ~;)~~FY~:·i~~~~~~?_i~:.~t·o' .. By FRED DOWN caUI.ng lt a career Norm Cash drove m both Indians 9 Yallkees % - . ''This was the best breaking runs for tho Tigers, hilling his UPI Sporl.l Writer Jun Perry went the distance Woody Fryman wasn't hurt hall I've had thiS-son," sa1d seventh homer of the season m for hiS 11th wm of the season much by lOlling hi> oo-biller Fryman after his 2-0 victory the second 1nning aoo singling and the :>.«>th of his career and Thursday n(ght because be over the Milwaukee Brewers. home Ben Ogilvie, who had Buddy Bell drove m lour runs knows what it is to pitch in real "I was throwing as hard as I tr~pled, 1n the moth Jun Slaton w1th a dOuble and two singles pain. could as long as I could and suffered hiS 12th loss against as the Indians dealt the The 34-year old Detroit Tiger never got tired Tomorrow, mght Vlt'torJCS ror the Brewers. Yankees' Dave Pagan his third lefty has an arthritic colldltlon however, my arm will go stiff White SH 7 A's 3 loss. m hiS elbow and doctors bave That's 1Ue." Ron Santo's two-run smgle m !Iangen 3 Royals I Fryman, now 5-6 for the the seventh inning broke a 3-3 told him that he'll throw every Mike Hargrove s1ngled home season, had a oo-hltter WJtii tie and the White Sox went on to UJ.e tle~breaking rWl m the pitch in pain aJid will never know which p1tch might be his Bobby Mitchell hit a clean triumph over the A's - their e1ghlh mning and Toby Harrah last. ground ball smgle between f1rst win over the world added a homer m the runth as Even so, Fryman hopes to short and third base Into left champions In their last llve Jackle Brown went the Olp. pitch another three or four field w1th two out 10 the meetmgs Stan Bahnsen distance lor his mnth victory "We don't feel al aU disadvantaged because of our wooden hull," he said. "Remember, the Intrepid 18 a proven article. It seasons in the majors before sevenUt, He went on to close yielded seven hits, including for the Rangers. Bruce Dal out the masterpiece w1th 10 Sal Sando's 14th homer, to wm Canton dropped h1s hfth has won the Cup tWice. I still think when ali those things shake his mnth game, while Ken decision agamst siX wms for strikeouts and three walks. out, the end result has to be the people, the crew We think we Chicago defeated Oakland, 7- Holtzman was lagged wtth his the Royals have th~ best one here." 3; Boston routed Baltimore,ll· 12th loss against 11 victories Twins 6 Angels 5 So far the results would seem to bear out Driscoll's . belief. 3; Cleveland bombed New Red Sox 11 Orioles 3 Bobby Darwin 's two-run Intrepid has won six of 10 races with arch-riVal Courageous Cecti Cooper drove m lour York, 9-2; Te•as topped homer was the b1g blow of a during the observation trials which wound up here last week. City, ~1 . and Min- runs With two doub!es and a Kansas three-run e1ghth-umlng rally Final trials begin in two weeks at which time the selection nesota topped California, 6-5, m smg!e and Rick Burleson which lifted the Tw1ns to corrumttee will choose a defender to go up against the foreign doubled m three runs m the victory over the Angels. Tom other AL games. challef\!ler, either AIIStratia's Southern Cross or Gretel II or the Red Sox' v1ctory over the Burgme1er p1tched 2 1-3 mNational League scores were WASIUNGTON (UPI)The French entry Baron Marcel Bich's France. Onoles. B1U Lee earned his rungs of hitless rebel lo win his Chicago over New York, 7-4 National Football League Publicly, DriSCOll, 49, tends to discount hiS boat's Superionty over the Courageous in their preliminary races here up to now. headed today into its first full- and ~I; St. LouiS 5 Pittsburgh 12th wm aga1nst nme losses for filth game Harmon Killebrew We're gratified," he said, 'but we know it's only one step scale weekend of preseason 2, Cincmnatl 9 San FranciSCo the Red Sox, while Wayne hit his loth homer of the season games, stlU strikebound and 7; Los Angeles 8 San Diego I, Garland lost his hfth decision and the 556th of his career for alof\!l the road. It doesn't mean that much." the Twins Inevitably, Driscoll always gets back to talking about his crew. w1th no settlement of the 33- and Phllsdelphla 6 Montreal 4. for the Ormles. day-old diSpute in prospect. He says one of the first things he looks for 10 a crew member is Further negotiations w1th his ability to adapt. chief federal mediator W. J. "He has to be able to work with others," says the Intrepid's Usery Jr. were recessed until skipper. "We work in confined areas. That can be dilf1cult. We depend heavily on our crew members and they know we do. Tuesday afternoon TillS meant There are times when they have to be very senmtlve, extra. that 24 of the NFL teams wili play exhibition games with sensitive, in fact. mamly rooktes and wtknowns "The man operatmg the winch and the man tailing the winch are only six feet apart. They lileraUy can not see each other. One in the lineup while members of the players' union picket IS above deck and the other below deck but they must work outtside the stad1um perfectly together." ' The Intrepid IS called "The People's Boat" because she's being At the bargainmg table, the SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - behind and win." the corner of Candlestick Park funded by public subscriptions Fritz Jewett of San Francisco, players and the owners appar- The Cincmnatl Reds were Morgan said, '!We h8ve three for a grand slam to put the George Schuchart of Seattle and Charles Hughes of San Diego enUy are far apart. Usery, who cocky today while the San or four people who can pop the G1Bnls ahead, 7-4. purchased the boat from the F1orlda Ocean FoWJdallon for kept the NFL Players Assocl8· ~, ""lsco Giants tried to ban. When we were losmg I But Morgan belted a two-run $95,000 and then dOnated it to the Seattle Sailing Foundation last tion and the owne.rs' Manage. t.gllf'e • • what to do about wasn't worned because we still shot m the seventh for hiS 15th ment CounCil in sesston for October. homer and Perez got his 20th thetr bui.~,en. had three mnmgs to go." Driscoll is happy the Intrepid 18 a community enterprise. almost 14 hours Wednesday, Cincmnati trailed by three Bench's game-wirmer came home run of the season in the "The moral support of the sailing commnnity IS pretty much announced a recess late Thurs- after six uuunga Thlifaday off of Ron Bryant, the 24ilame eighth to tie 11 at 7-7. Then like ·playmg on your home field," he says. "We haven't tried to day and descnbed the night, but roared back on wmner or last season who ts 2- Bench, who earlier had hit a shroud the boat with any secrecy here. We'd rather share the negotiating situation as homers by Joe Morgan, Tony 12 this tbne around as both a two-run double, hit his 20th "tough." experience wtth the entire commwuty." Perez and Johnny Bench to pull s~mbol and cause or the homer of the year. The Australians feel differently abuultheir boat, the Southern Both the owners and the out 8 heche 9-7 wm. Cincinnati still trails Los G1ants' 1974 collapse Cross. They don't encourage VlSilors and guard the vessel as if 11 players agreed to return It was Bench's 400-plus Angeles by 5'h games smce the "Bryant has been tough on waslOtirnesmore valuable than the Hope Diamond. Tueaday' but both expressed footer mto the fog With a mate me m the past," said Bench, Dodgers also won and Reds "It might be tbat theu- way 18 best lor them," says Driscoll, little oplimism that much was . aboard m the runU\ that finally ubut thiS time he made a skipper Sparky Anderson was being accomplished. shrugging. asked if he kept an eye on the miStake." However, 11 was learned the won 1t. When he and his crew members were lhro~ for the day, the "We feel we're m every · ' In the Sixth, the Giants' scoreboard during the game. Intrepid would he left at docks1de here completely unattended. players had offered durmg the game," sa1d the superstar Bobby Bonds h1t a sllcmg drive "Sure I was watching the mtensive bargairung talks to UntU a lew nights ago. scoreboard," he admitted, but catcher after the contest. "We that looked like a long out or a narrow down their 'ireedom Since then an overnight guard bas been put on as a precaution added, "I always do., demands" and substantially always feel we can come from £oul, but which sneaked out of against vandals o• fiiiJNenir hunters reduce their money requests. Who, you ask, would ever want to rock or disturb "The Prmr to the Thursday sesPeople's Boat?" Sion, tt was learned the umon People. had wh1ttied back on lour of its controversial ~<freedom de• college experience, looks for- year . MEMPlllS, Tenn. (UP!) mands." The Sun scored first In the NFLPA President BIU Curry Runnmg back W1Uie Spencer, a ward to continumg his starring role for the Memphis South20-year-old without ,any brash nallonally-televJSed game w1th of the Houston 01lers told men, even when Larry Csonka quarterback Tony Adams newsmen Thursday Ute union and J110 Ki1ck jom the team sweepmg around end. Adams had revamped its original next year . set up a second score when "freedom issue" demands But "Csonka and Klick have Memphis was called for inter· he sa1d the players were told by great names going lor them but ference on a 41-yard pass to the owners that theu- revised I've got my age gomg for me, ' Dave Wiliams'. Running back offer was "not satisfactory and CINCINNATI (UP!) - It mad." spencer sa1d Thursday mght Ralph Nelson then took the ball With veteran runnmg hacks we would have to rethink would seem qwte a jump from after the Southmen scored IS in from the one alter the the Oklahoma City Wranglers Boob1e Clark, Essex Johnson them " pomts in the second half for a penalty in the end zone. Curry further charged the semi-pro football team to the and Doug Dressler aU out on Spencer earned slX tunes on The Pantherettes remained 25-15 World Football I;eage wm Management Council had not Cincmnati Bengals of the strike, Wllllams has bad all the in second place m the Melgs over the Southern Califoml8 a rune-play drive after the work he wants in training budged from 1ls total opNational Football League. Sun's first touchdown, tying position to the freedom G1rls Soltbail League by Sun. Just how blg a jump wlll he camp. Spencer gained 99 yarch the score at 7-7 w1th his twodefeating the Meigs Inn 24-3. "One day I counted how demanda. determined by Ed Williams rushmg and scored two of the yard d1ve. Wellington Mara, owner of The wmning p1tcher was Tracy many plays he was runrung a Saturday night. Souttunen's three touchdowns, Ute New York Giants and head Burdette, whUe K. WhtUatch Willlams Is a hulking 6-2, 2W- week," said backfield coach both of them on two-yard runs. took the loss. pound running back who has Jack Donaldson, "and I think it of the Management Council, Running back J. J. ~ennings Hitters for the Pantherettes said the owners had shown a "LIFE-LIKE" was something like 800. left the Oklahoma semi-pro were Jo McKinney w1th two scampered over from the two willingness to consider some circuit to try hiS luck With the "I think he's about to play for the other Memphis touchchanges m player contract singles, Susan Burns w1th two the biggest game in his Ufe," Bef\!lals. singles, Burdette with a pair of down Thanks mainly to the NFL added Donaldson. "We've got restrictions, but added. A doubtful starter alter uWhether we are nght or home runs and a single, Glenda Players ABsociation strike, to lind out about hbn and he's Brown w1th two home runs and suffermg a shoulder separation Wllllams will get a starting got a lot to lind out about wrong, we are totally con- a double, Terri Zirkle w1th two m the first game of the season, vinced the union is not willing assignment and a chance to himself." to bargain fairly because of an smgles, Megan Miller w1th a Spencer said his superb perforprove himself here Saturday From antitrust swt involvmg plilyer double and pa1r of singles, mance came because "I was night against the Miami DolIs Williams nervous about contracts and the players wish Mary Miller w1th a smgle and determined to show tonight phins. that I was all right." his first game? to destroy the conunissioner Missy Cale With a single. uThese semi·pro leages Memphis Coach John McVay uNaw," he shrugs, •1-ou jWJt For the Meigs Inn, S. Smith 59 N. Second St. aren't as bad as you think," go out and do what you got to system which IS the baSis of our had a single, Whitlatch a single sa1d the second-half effort was game." Middleport contends Wllli4ms. "They're do." ' the hest his team hus shown aU The players proposed that and a double, and R Lefebre tough. You'repiayingwitha lot Meanwhile, the 28th Bengals' commisstoner Pete Rozelle two smgles. or guys who have been around, veteran to defy the strike · relsm The Pantherettes end theuauthority over questions 1111me of whom were either too reported to training camp in involving "the integrity of the leag'!" play Wednesday at 6:1S old or lacked just one thing to Wilmmgton, Ohio Thursday Supply p.m. at Syracuse when they game" but that an bnpartial make it to the top. But you afternoon - cornerback Ken arb1tr~r should handle the face Pomeroy , At 7:15, August Special could Jearn a lot from them." Riley. normal grievances between a Pomeroy tackles Syracuse Wllllams says hia old college Riley becomes the lu-st League Standings coach also provided him with regular deep defensive hack in player and hla club. They also asked that a fourW. L. incentive to make It in pro camp. year veteran be allowed to Forest Run II 0 football when he told hbn, "Ed, Miami's veteran roster cancel a trade or waiver deal, Pantheretles 7 4 my man, the thmg that you are reached 20 Thursday, with and be given the right of first Racine Bank 6 4 destined for in Ufe is to pUsh a kicker Garo Yepremian, linerefusal on any waiver deal Syracuse 6 5 broom. backer Mike Kolen, defensive In the economic area, a Pomeroy I 6 "The coach aaid things like back Tim Foley and safety source close to the players said Meigs Inn 2 9 that to a oouple of guys. But I Olarlle Babb the latest to a "substantial" cut in money Mason 1 9 think he did it just to get 111 check ln. demanda had been made. Last week's results In the annual draft, the Forest Run 6, Syracuse I NFLPA pnlpoaed that a colleRacine Bank 7, Meigs Inn 0. gian selected could sll out his Pantherettes 47, Mason 0. first ye~r of pro football Forest Run 10, Mason 0. SALE ellglblllty and then sign with Syracuse 10, Racme Bank 8. The Whispering Pines Nlte Club any team of his choice. Pantherettes 24, Meigs Inn 3. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) -Gerry Driscoll, the skipper of the Intrepid, runs a tight slnp. 11 Vtry tight," ~ says. The 13 members of his crew don't earn a nickel. They work more than 12 hours a day lor love, a love of salling and the hope they eventually will be able to say they served aboard the America's Cup winner. Members of the Intrepid's crew come from such places as Honolulu, Seattle, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Newport Beach, CaUl., Stratford, Conn., and New York. Dris<.oll, twice Congressional Cup winner and a Star Class world champion, cmnes from San Diego and his feeling for the wooden-hulled Intrepid and his crew always 18 apparent whenever he talks about theu- chances of winning the America's llepot st. Aller ..vera! months the bulldlns llhown above on Turkey, Greece and Bntam Signed a Cyprus cease-fu-e agreement in Geneva Tuesday rught, but the pact hus been threatened by maJor truce Vlolatlons since then The peace accord called for the 3,000 U.N. troops on the ISland to patrol buffer zones DURING THE PASTORATE of Rev. Walls this new building was erected to replace the between the Greek Cypnols fanner structure to house the growmg membership.' Addillonal space was added to the new and 30,000 Turk1sh troops building durmg the pastorate of the Rev. Harold Klingel. Other pastors of the church m the past holding a 130'6quare-mlle slice 25yearswerethe Rev. Herbert Grmun and the Rev. Wilbur Beaver. The Rev Uoyd Grimm 18 : present pastor. • of the island. The pact called for a stand• still cease-lire, but Jeft the • question of establishing buller zones up to Turkey and Greek ' : Cypriots, complicallng the • • U.N. task of pollcing the truce. • In addition, UN. troops wiD ., 10 the second consecutive day Keeping Cool continue their decad""ld role ~ : Using a ha1r dryer on your on the former British colony by of cease-fire violations. .. The ofliclals sa1d Greek hatr durmg hot summer patrolling towns that have .. months doesn't help your ~ Cypriot forces feU back after cool. Let ha1r dry naturally COIIUOunities of both majonty -. with the Turks, sklnmshing ~ and blow dry for a fm1shmg Greek Cyprmls and minonty who invaded the island two touch Turkish Cypriots, who are • ouinumbered 4-1. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M D. but ·simply states canned calories are fat. At the Umled Nations, DEAR DR. LAMB You salmon IS 13.2 per cent fat by OhiO 3 Coho (sliver) - 71 per Waldheun told the Secur1ty had a colwnn about salmon l we1ght PARCEL No 4 The un of its weight is fat; 42.2 per cent dlvtded ~:.~ne half Interest In the Council Thursday Turkish am on a low-fat and lowDEAR READER - F1rst, cent of 1ts calories are lat. Oil end gas, together with the forces have agreed to with· cholesterol diet. On the d1et canned salmon does not have mining rights attached thereto 4. Pink (humpback) - S.9 In end under the following real MANASSAS, Va. (UP!) draw their demands for given to me by my doctor 1t added mi. You are right on Allen Poarch, 24; Larry S. fax, Va. estate described as Parcel No 4 percentof1tswelghtisfal; 38.1 Hickle, 24; and a 17-year.:.Jd situated In the Township of F1ve V1rgmians were arrested Buren had accused removal of U.N. troops from states to "avoid any canned that. Many fiSh are very low m per cent of 1ls calories are fat, Olive, In the County of Meigs Thursday m connection with unidentified teenaged female, Nunheimer of burglarizing his the Turkish enclave m the fish m ml" It seems most fish fat, and when canned, ml Is and State of Oh lo The north half 5. Sockeye (red) - 9.3 per the kidnappingmurder of Glen all of Manassas. of the northeast quarter of apartment, police S81d. He and northern section of the ISland are canned with OJ! added, and added for the taste But, you cent of its we1ght is fat; 49.4 per Section No 17, Town .4 , Range 11 Nunhelmer, 18, Columbus, Four of the suspects were Brockert kidnapped two SOViet Ambassador Yakov A. it is usually soybean 01! Now,! can get water-packed tuna m of the Ohio Company' s Pur · cent Of 1ls calories are fat. Ohio, whose body was fcund charged with obstruction . of juvel1ile! '.'at gunpoing," the Mallt, who blocked a council usually have fresh fish, halibut most places. chult, containing U lf7 acres, ~ These figures are based on mortt or less There Is excepted, during the past weekend in a justice. pollee spokesman m Columbus resolution on the peace- or turbot. But occasiOnally I lt makes a lot of difference however , from Parcel No 4, the Pollee continue to search for said, and forced them to lead keeping forces Wednesday find It mconvement to prepare whether you are talldng about the U. S. Department of following tract of land conveyed car on a Fairf1eld County bY James R Lowther to Hulda (Ohio) road. Walter Buren and Rita Spitzer, the way to Nunheimer's home. night, dropped hiS opposlllon fish, and I have purchased the percentage of the weight as Agricul~ure . For more tn• L Matheny, by deed dat~d Jan formatioh on composition of Oll1cials here identified the both of Columbus. 23, 1933, end recorded In Vol There Buren allegedly saw after a sligbt change in the canned salmon The cans do fat or the percentage of the foods you can gel my book, 139, at Page 171 thereof, and suspects as Danny Brockert, Officials said the live had some of his property. wording of the measure. not mclude any statement that cal ones that are fat, because a "What You Need to Know described as follows Beglnntng 24, and hiS wife, Jeannine. 25, The final vote was 12-0. traveled to Ohio to asaist Buren at a stone 12 rods north of the Buren and Brockert then oil has been added so I gram of fat con tams a lot more southwest corner of the north both of Woodbridge; Ronnie m moving to a home near Fau-China, a traditional foe of U N. preswne 1t hasn' t been. Right' calories than a gram of About Food and Cooking lor drove to the Port Columbus half or the northeast quarter of Health (Viking Fress). said section No 11, thence International Airport where efforts to use troops m peaceYou stated that different protem. Here's how the main DEAR DR. LAMB north 5634 degrees east .47 rods Nunheuner was employed at a keepmg activit~es, did not kinds of salmon had different types of canned salmon stack Perhaps the reader who wrote and 9 links to a stone . thence north 11112 degrees ~ast 26 rods car rental agency. They activi.S, did not participate. amounts o£ fat. The salmon up (values mclude Uqulds and about hiS pendontal problem to a stone , theMe north 6-4 Most other delegates, mclud- here lS labeled " Alaska allegedly shot Nunheimer in solids m the can) · degrees eut 1 rods and S lmks With hiS teeth would be ento a stor.e, tf'\ence north 871h the head and threw him mto the mg those from the United Sockeye" or "Pink " I would I. Chinook (king ) 14 per couraged to know that ln 1934 I degrees east 17 roda and 6 ltnks Stales, Br1tam and France, like to have you danly your fat back seat of a car. cent of liS weight IS fat , 60 per to • stone , thence north 62 1h was also told that I would iose degrees ent 37 rods and 5 links When the others, who were weloomed the resolution as a statements. My nutrillonal cent of its colones are fat all my teeth m three months. I to a stone on the south side ot helping Buren move, lound out step forward in the restoratiOn book doesn 't break down 2. Chwn 5.2 per cent of 1ts Indian Run , thence north 35 dtgrees west 19 rods and lS what had happened, they left of peace on the embattled c:Snned salmon mto variettes, we1ghtis fat ; 30 4per cent ol1ts went to another dentist who gave me the treatment you links to the north line of Section lor Virginia in the car and a island. 17, thence west along the deBcribed tn your column. no,nn~m~; ~·Section 17, 110 rods rental truck, taking the body After 40 years of treating my lands or and the juveniles with them, the of teeth every siX months, I police said. 68 fmally had to get a parlial The car was found abandenture for only four molars at doned in a rural area near the age of 69. Columbus, the body in the back By AL ROSSITER JR. countr1es," Dublm srud in a examination before they are DEAR READER - Thank "report m the current tssue of pennitted to go on to mternsh1p seat. The juveniles, who were UP! Science Editor you for your thoughtful leiter. released in a remote area near WASIIINGTON (UPI)-The the weekJy Journal, ScJence m U.S. hosp1tais readers have also Other Waynesburg Pa., told the state migration of foreign doctors to More than hall of all Dublin said only about 40 per wr~tten to leU their eq>erlence police wbal had occurred. phy&cians admitted lo the cent paS$ the test on their first Umted States ln 1972 were born try and many have lo take 1t of losing the bone around their Ieeth and reported having the United States has more m Ind10 , the Phllippmes, Korea several times. In addition, saved their Ieeth for 25 years or Shell Colleetora than tripled during the ~..Jt 10 or Iran. Dublin sa1d the exanunatlon longer. Put your oummer seashell years, and a govenunenl ofWhile careful not to cril1c1ze does not match the standards The point is that if you have eollection 1<1 good use. Uolng ficial fears the influx may he all foreign medical schools, required of graduating 1 , .... be-llold ..lllenl you loooe Ieeth, bleeding gwns, and e.n lrl•e a mlrnr, -.r~ diluting the quality of Dublin said man intei'VIew that students from U.S and bone loss, something can some can he considered di- GanadlBn medica! schools. round your f1vorlle tlnclle American medical care. ploma mills. He sa1d many of Forty.;six. per cent of the or pile lbem high aiOp a Dublin . said an estimated .usually be dOne about !I rather otraw blall.el. doctors llcensed for the first the foreign school have hun- 10,000 lore1gn graduates are than have your Ieeth pulled. time In 1972 to pracllce dreds of students per class, unable to pass the examination l medicine in the United Slateo have part-time facu!Ues and or state medical Ucenslng tests .·.· ·.·.·.·.·. ·.·.·....·. ·.·.·.....·..·.·..·.· .·. .. ... . ......·.·.. . were foreign medical graclua- "it may be that a student never and many go to work at state AIRMEN SENTENCED ERDEMOLI, Turkey teo. In 1950, ooly 5 per cent of sees a patient closer than in the mstiluUons wbere license reOrder obtained for 15 seconds (UPI)- Two Ameriean alrme~ the newly llceiWed pilyslclaM bottom of an amphitheater." quirements for physicians 1'The product that comes oH have veen 10111enced to two and were forelgnera. have been waived . WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'lbbtp 'ftft llllrmal oa lbo one-half years in piaon lor Dr. Thomas D. Dublin, the line of these schools 1s Medical author1lles m the floor ol the lloaH of RepreM~~IIIIIv• Wedaoaday - a few definitely dilferenl from our apeclala'llllal1t tO tho director ~ lwlbilb ben1. United Slates are weU aware of memben ,were debeu., farmaDy aad maay oiMn , _ An ErdemoU oourt Thuraday of the Bureau of Health own and, by U.S. standards- the problem and a committee aboalllllll ehallfail wtlb """b otber. lelllelleed Bit· ~ Pl!relra, Reloun:ea Development, uld what we erpect our better of the Coordlnalinc Council on Saddellly, I volet-1.- tbe vllihn' pllery-protMM24, F1lrhnen, Mui.,llld Dan- 7,119 lorel&n medical students to tlo..,..tbeoe people Medical Education Is expected loadly: "Hey! lfy'all-111 1o lall, lel'"'lla bore. We w1111 Iel Lark, :10, Pieclm<llt, s. c. graduates immlgrated in 1972. are definitely at a disad- to present recommendations to &o bear!" EJabt other Anlerleln airmen In 1113, lllen were 2,0113 bn· vantage, These people may he the councU within two months. Telal .u.... feu over lbe H•- al!tpl for Rep. 11e11a arrelled 11 the ume lime at mtsrant pilyllclans and befcre no less bright or intelligent Alllq, D-N.Y., who eo.Jd aol -a.la bor lacllter. Tllo the U.S.·Turkilb Iadrut Joint World W• n. the flow waa than our own, but their pnlalor, 1allllldeallfled...., wu pil)eed Ill •lldellffa ud predominately frGm lbo Unlled education IIi not as hiSh quallty Alrbue .... acquitted. ...... .._ lbe pllery "'..,.. ............ polke.... Alnun Loull JC, Slateo 1<1 Ina 8dvuced ...... u aun." (IJnar CUI Allloft riJIIpod 1111 ...... uc1 ..........,, Foreign medical IJI'IMteo, illytla, IIIIa, aiiO arrllted '"!be tide of DlilraliOa hu "'llere- enleriD llere hraboalll...-." aaudlag thole from hlihiY wtlb Lerlllnd Pmira,la belq been rev....ed and it Ia tried ......tell Cll cl!arl• ot ovenrhelrnlncl7 lnllll deve~ regarded ea..dian actiOOII, trollldlng In huhhlah inc to the .... devoloped are required to take a on&-day 1 F.ry:man blanks Brewers 2-0; Indians .r ip NY ' • �$- The O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport-PO!Inffi)y, 0., Friday, AIIB· 2, 1971 • t - The DaUvSentinel,Middleport-Funet"oy, 0., Friday, Aug . 2.1974 Dogs, cats go untreated. now ' Dodgers romp past Padres 8,-1 · By VITO STJ!:LUNO UP! sporu Wrftu It's the time of the year when C I n t i n n a t i Is playing "scoreb<wd." The Reds, chasilljl Loo Angeles in the dog days of August for the second straight year, are 51> games behind the Dodgers arw:l can't afford to lose any more ground. When both teams are home, the Reds can't watch the scoreboard ·to see how the Dodgers are doing beca~ their games are ending just as the Dodgers are starting. But Thursday night the Reds were at San Francisco meeting the Giants, while the Dodgers were home ·against the San ·Diego Padres. The Reds, who go to Dodger Stadium Mondsy night to start a three-game series against Loo Angeles that might even be called "crucial," didn't like !real. Wayne Twitchell pitched a seven-hitter to pi ck up his sixth victory against three losses. Ernie McAnally was knocked out in the I!Jird inning and took I!Je loss, his 131!J against sill wins. 111 wasn't worried, ' ' said Joe Cards 5, Pirates 2 In the American League. Ken Reitz' two-run double Morgan, "we still had three Mi!Ulesots edged California, 6spearheaded a three..-un rally innings to go." ~;Texas beal Kansas City, :1-1; Morgan's two-run homer in Chicago downed Qakland, 7"; in I!Je Uth and lined St. Louis the seventh cut the deficit to 7- Cleveland heal New York, 9-2; past Pittsburgh. Cubs 7-3, Mets 4-1 6, Tony Perez lied it in the Boston routed Baltimore, 11-3, The Cubs snapped a si~­ Detroit blanked' elghlh with a horner 7-7 and and game losing streak by Johnny Bench won it !1-7 with a Milwaukee, 2-0. sweeping two from the Mets. In tw<H'Un homer in the ninth. Dodgers 8, Padres 1 The Reds remained 51> back. Dave Lopes and Willie the open or, reliever Tug Bobby Bonds' grand-slam Crawford hit solo homers and McGraw walked Don Kess! nger with the bases homer off Pedro Borbon in the the Dodgers then exploded with sixth Inning gave the Giants five runs in the seventh inning loaded to force in the go-ahead run in the lOth irming. ln the I!Jeir 7-'1 lead. to rout San Diego. second game, rookie . Oscar Morgan and Perez hit !heir Phils 6, Expos t homers off Elias Sosa before Del Unser's three..-un homer Zamora pitched 3 1-3 innings of Bench, who hit a two-run'- in the ' five-run third two-hit relief ball and singled double earlier in the game, got inning lifted the Phillies in an insurance run to pace to the victory over Mon~ Chicago to I!Je triumph. what they saw -<>n the scoreboard Thursday night. While the Dodgero were romping past San Diego, S-1. the Reds were losing to San Francisco, 7-'1, after six innings. · his "gamer" off Ron Bryant. 1{1 the other NL games, Chicago beat New York twice, 7-4, in 10 innings and :1-1 ; Philadelphia downed Mpn!real, 6-1, arw:l St. Louis heal Pittsburgh, 5-2, in 11 !Mings. By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UP!) Young, ambitious tennis pro Steve Krulevitz todsy wiU fluff up his wild looking "na tural " hair style, put in his contact lenses and try to do what so far seems impossible here-.upsel top-seeded Marty Riessen In the · Western Tennis Championships. The sixth-seeded Krulevitz-is Riessen's quarter-final round opponent as the starting field of 32 in the $30,000 tournament bas been trimmed to eight. Sundsy afternoon's champion will receive ~,000. · Riessen, with the ability to pace hiplself the way only a veteran can do, easily disposed Of collegian challenger Terry Moor in the first round and then Thursday defeated Byron Bertram of South Africa, 6-1, 7· 6. rallying to top tough Jinn Delaney of Potomac, Md., ~. 7-5, 7~ Thursday afternoon . "I lost the first set and then lost eight or nine . straight points in I!Je second set, so I figured it just wasn't my day,'' recounted Krulevitz after the dose call. "But I kept hanging in there and finally got it done." A popular player with fans here, tile Baltinnore native wears his curly brown hair in a big "blown out natural." His contact lenses irritate and redden.. hls eyes, but he finds them necessary because regular glasses only fog up on the cou~t. In other quarter-final action today, second-seeded Bob Lutz meets the surprising hometown favorite Henry Bun is; third seeded , Colin Dibley , of Australia P,lar.s The 23-year-<>ld Knilevitz, a recent graduate of UCLA and in his first year as a pro, has never played Riessen in singles and realizes it's a golden opportunity to begin building a reputation. Krulevitz, of Russian ancestry, earned the right to meet Riessen, America's seventhrated player, by breezing past CANTON, Ohio (UP!) -The Roger Dowdeswell of Rhodesia North team is a I!Jree-point in the first round and then favorile. going into tonight's All-Ohio High School football game in the 29th renewal of I!Je all-slar classic. The North will be bolstered . by Youngstown Cardinal Mooney's running back Ted Bell who rambled for more t169YD. than 2,000 yards In his S!l"ior year. POLYESTER~TTON North head coach, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney's Don Bucci said Bell, who has ~n botherecl by a sore knee1wlifbe t149YD. . ready for the game. Bell ill· jured it in the state championNEW! DENIM LOOK ship game and bad some inflammation when workouts started here two weeks ago. Bucci plans to siart Bell, relying on North Canton HOO_Yf!' tailback Jeff Logan as he employs a stack I offense. South Head Coach Nel BillREG. '4.98 man of Gahanna bas been preparing his defensive crew for the threat of Bell. Billman has an equally threatening backfield with veteran passer Steve Wohler! of Westerville and speed in Eastmoor's Ray Griffin and Lima Shawnee's Dennis Richardson. The series finds the North leading 1:1-12-:1. North all-stars favored by 3 in prep match SWEATER· KNIT KNITS FO~~TK OOIIONS $1.98 YD. POLYESTER NOW •3.49 "Bulova Accutrons · for men and women. The most welcome gtft of all is a Bulova Accutron watch. So precise is the Accutron tun1ng fork movement.that accuracy ts guaranteed to w1thin a minute a4month. • our full selection of Accu!ron models now. From $95 to $1500. Lineseores 12 • iit and Rudolph , Rader (8). WP C.C arroll (6 ·3•) . LP - Bryant (2 12 l. HRs - Morgan {15thJ. Pere z (20th J. Bench (20th L Good son (4th) , Bonds ( 14th ) (Only games scheduled) American League New York 020 000 000- 2 10 2 Cleve 025 020 OO:w. - 9 10 1 Pagan , May DL Wallace (8) and Munson ; J Perry (11 -81 and Duncan LP - Pagan (1 -3). Detroit 010 Milwa 000 Fryman (56) Slaton (8 \2) and Cash (7t h l. ooo 001 - 2 7 0 000 000- 0 1 1 and Lamon t. Moore HR - 110 100 000- 3 9 0 500 200 04x- 11 15 0 Garland, Hood (4). Alexander {8) · and Etchebarren ; Lee, Se gu l (9) and Blackwell. WP Lee ( 12-9) LP - Garland (3 -5) HR - Will lams (6t h ) Texas 000000111 - 370 Kan City 100 000 000- 1 9 0 J erown 19-Bl and Su ndberg , Oat Canton (6-5l and Martine z. HR - Harrah ( 15th ! . Cali 002 003 000- 5 7 o Minn 000 210 03x - 6 10 0 Ha~sler , Pma 18 ) and Ro ' driguez ; Corb in , Burg meier (6), campbell (91 and, Borgmann . WP- Burgme le r (S-3) LPPina (Q . 1) . HRs- KIIIebrew (10th), Valeritlne ClrdL Oarw in (1'6th ) Oak la nd 007 'o10 000- 3 1 t ChlciJC}O 300 000 J1x - 7 16 0 Holtzman , Odom 0 l, Knowles (81 ond Tenoce ; Bahnsen (9·121 Downing LP - Ho ltzman ( 11 121. HR - Bondo (14th I. - - - - -- - - - and 3 l 0 .750 A1 31 2 2 0 .SOD 77 67 Florida New York 2 2 0 1 3 0 .500 73 •3 .250 71 78 Centrll w. t, t. pet . pf Chicago 4 0 0 1, 000 12<1 Brmnghm ~~ 108 96 MemphiS • 01 00 1.000 .750 Detroit 0 4 0 .000 3 132 87 63 109 wut s. cam . w. I. I. pet . pf PI 2 Hovston 2 Hawailns 1 Portland 0 2 7 3 4 o .soo o 500 0 .250 0 000 82 21 103 45 Tnursday 's Ruult Memphis 25 S. California 15 <Only t;~~ame scheduled) Wednesday#, G1m.s Houl1on at Portland Detroit at Birmingham 86 39 115 103 .... I --------------------~~---------------------------------------- outfielder and first baseman called up to the majors EXPOS CALL BIITTNER MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) - for the Memphis Blues of the Thursday by the Montreal Larry Biittn er, hard-hitting International League, was Expos. Biittner hit .323 through 94 By Roger Bollen games and his average was tops for the Expos' AAA farm club and second in the league. • Biittner, who bad collecied 98 'e hits, 48 RBls and scored 50 runs for Memphis this season, will ' report to Montreal immediately. . . PI:JONE: 592-6238 reunion Sunday PT. PLEASANT - The Roush (Rausch ) and Allied Families Assn. of America , Inc. will hold Its 263rd reunion In Jefferson City, Mo. Aug. 16 and 17, lepdlng off with a banquet at Selanger Center Friday evening, followed by the all-day picnic and business mee ting at Memorial Park on Saturday. The Roush ( Rausch ) Families Is one of the largest and closely knit families in America. The families are unique in that they have been incorporated since 1926. Each year the Association elects a board of directors and other officers. The family s tarted in America when John Adams Rausch, a German i..mmigrant, · came to Philadelphia In 1736, and later moved to the Shenandoah Valley 'of Virginia. On a small farm near New Market, Va., he and his wife Susannah raised a family of mne boys and one girl. From this humble beginning the Roush (Rausch ) families have grown until I!Jey are now one of the largest in America. Descendants reside In every slate and several foreign nlshl suest of Jimmie Corter, s-llvllle. Freda Larkins bas relurnecl RUTLAND - The Nelson home from C~mden Clark was held Sunday, July reunion • Hoopltal, Parkersburg, W. Va. 28 at the Forest Acres ParkJ Nell and Bell Groce, DEAR POLLY I have a nice self-defrosting refrigerator with 104 attending. Dlnner was Margaret Nesoelrcad and but the shelves have rusted ever sinCil f got 11. I know of others of served at noon with grace Phyllis Larkins were visiUng that make that do the · same. No cleanilljl powder, pads, or Dagmar Rummager, Jackson , household annmonla.wlll remove !hill rust. I would surely ap- given by Walter Hay Nelson. Games were played in the 0. preciate some suggestions, - M .H.S. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruth, DEAR POLLY - r cannot resist sending the following Pet Next year's reunion will he Minneapolis, Ind ., were Peeve for I feel It ls disturbing that there are so many "onevisiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne eyed".vehlcles on the roads. It is frightful to try to figure which held the fourth Sunday in July at the same location. Prince. COWlirie:t, llght is on the left or the right and how much space to allow. Attending from out of town Margaret Shaner , Ruth The association, under the I do wish someone would come up with a method of easy were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray Townslee, Mary Woode and detection especially now when there are so many bicycles and direction of the late Dr. L. L. Nelson and family , Mr·. and Ellen \..'hambers, Jeromesville, motorcycles on the road and with just "one eye. " Perhaps a Mrs. Earnest Nelson and sons, Roush of Gallipolis, Ohio, bas 0 . were dinner guests Of Mr. marker, color, shape or reflector for the sides would help until . published three volumes Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blosser, and Mrs. Joe Bissell. family history, numerous ~uch burned out llghls are replaced.- MRS. H.J.B. Mrs. Wilma .Lee Knighton and Visiting Mr. and Mrs . pamphlets, and bulletins. DEAR POLLY - I have an answer for SUsan who spiUed nail family, Marguerite Carpenter, PRE!PARE FOR REUNION - Doona Roulh Millllr, Red Francis Andrew were llleir polish on her band mirror and found pollsh remover only Walden F. Roush, Point :::?Q2:~.8:::&--...::;:-;.;.;.,v.-:~"Y/.:::!:~:::;:::::~~ House, w. Va., secretary of The Rouah arw:l Allied Familleo Curtis Baker, Mr. and Mrs. son, Frank, Saigon, Mary Ellen smeareclll. Use a cotton-tipped stick that has been dipped in William Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant, president, predicts Assn. of America, Inc., and Walden F. Roush, Point Andrew, Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide and rub spots on the Buck Stewart and sons, Mr. approximately 1,000 people will Pleasant, president, prepare to mall more than 2,000 anand Mrs. Larry Collins and mirror lightly until polish is removed. Rinse with warm water or and Mrs. Richard Nelson and 11: attend this year's national nouncements and news releases regarding the families' t reunion, family , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thur- use.glass cleaner spray and then dry.l tried this with clear nail sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie ~ 263rd anniversary reunion on Aug. 16 and 17 at Jefferson ston and Mr. and Mrs. Martin polish and It worked like a charm. (Polly's note : I tried the Nelson and family, Mr. and Other officers of the City, Mo. Nesselroad. association are Ralph Roush, rubbing alcohol on pink pearlized polish with good resulls.) .- Mrs. Edward Schneemann and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber BARB. Jefferson City, vice..president; Laurel Cliff when a child. family , Marjorie Rupe and son and family have returned Donald F. Roush, New Haven, DEAR POLLY - I lined my metal cupboard shelves with Steve, Ronald Smith, Ralph Mr. and Mrs.' Dick Karr, Mr. home afler vacationing at terry cloth, bought by the yard, rather than with shelf paper. and Elaine Masten, Mr. and FRIDAY W. Va., treasurer, and Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Myrtle Beach, N. C. HOMEWARD Bound Trio Donna Roush Miller, Red Georgia Diehl and Bertha This deadens the noise and all I have to do when I clean my .Mrs. Uoyd Nelson, Mr. and Howard Larkins, Portland, cupboards is to throw these liners in the washer. No ironing and Mrs. Clifford Gibson and will he at Langsville Christian House, secretary. Parker attended the Senior and Vera Weber, Tuppers no more money spent on shelf paper. Inexpensive terry towels family, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Church, 7:30 p.m. Public is Citizens picnic Thursday at Plains , were visiting Mr. and could be bought on sale and used for this, too. -MTS. T.F. Forest Acres, Rutland. Taylor and daughters, and Mr. invited. SOUTHERN Band Boosters, Mrs. Fred Larkins. DEAR POLLY- To keep moth balls or moth crystals neatly and Mrs. Gary Blosser. Mrs. Helen Leifheit Is 7:30p .m. at high school. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith in a wardrobe or garment bag I use loose tea caddies. They hang staying with her daughter and Attending from the local SATURDAY were visiting Mr. and Mrs. nicely and have plenty of holes for the aroma to escape but there area were Bonnie Miller, Mr. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tony FELLOWSHIP meeting · at Milton Tuttle, Bashan, 0 . isnoneofthemessof loose crystals. They can, of course, he used and Mrs. John Yost and family, Hart, Athens, Rd. Clifton Holiness Tabernacle. Bernice Prince bas returned indefinitely - the csddies, not the crystals. Mr . and Mrs . Chester Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Foster and home after vacationing at When a botUe of wine comes in a basket and hanger you can family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles James Queen, pastor. Special ByBertbaParker (Dicky ) Roush and daughter, .1 , All singers welcome. singing. Sabbath School attendance Stacy, Hagerstown, Maryland, . "Nonse~s~, George;, That a ilot Hawaii with her daughters, mske your own hanging basket. I have one in my kitchen filled Dill, Sid Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. at the Free Methodist Church visited recently with Mr. and your oplmon at all. Mrs. Clarence Dean and Mrs. with English ivy that looks great. - MRS. L. W.D. PONY PULL Saturday at 7 Fra nk Leach, Mrs . Lillie Donald Polley and daugh(fr, SALE PLANNED Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gary p.m. •t Bar-30 sponsored by July 28 was 86. Rev. Floyd Mrs. HBrmon Fox. Columbus. Shook preached his first ser· Mrs. Cora Renshaw, who is A rummage sale will he held Drenrier and sons, Mr. and Tuppers Plains Pony Pulling Leona Hensley was visiting Mrs. Dick Folmer and family, Association. Weighing will mo~ here to 60 persons. Of. iU, isstayingwithherdaughter Monday and Tuesday, Aug . ~ Mr . and Mrs. Emmett Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lane and begin at 4 p.m. There will be fenng for all services was and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and 6 in the basement of the Charley Brown. Trinity Church, Pomeroy Stethem. Sunday School attenilance on Clarence Atherton and fannily, KeUl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred three classes. 1,050, 1,350, and $254.28. Mr . and Mrs . Norman beginning at" 9 a.m. 'lbe event Rev. Robert Barten Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank July 28 was 39, the offering $19.. Thelma Henderson, Clara Tackett and daughters, Mr. 1,650. visited their is sponsored by the ladies of the preached Sunday evening in Schaef~ r Holter were Mrs. Hazel Worship services were held at , Follrod, Nina Robinson and and Mrs. Leland Nelson and SUNDAY the absence of Rev. Shook. daughter, Mildred Perry, at church. Wyncoop, · Johnstown , 0., 11 a.m. with the Rev. Meece Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell THE RUTLAND CHURCH of Mr . and Mrs .' S1dney O'Bleness Hospital, Athens. Diane Strawser, New Albany, speaking from John 15, "Where Woode. Nelson and danghters, Mr. and the Nazarene will celebrate Leifheit, Col~bus, Mr. and Mrs. Perry underwent a 0., Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest on earth would you find such a Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker Mrs. Carrol Gilmore and their 25th anniversary Sunday • Wilham Jacobs. serio~s operation recently . Mrs. Run, Mr. and Mrs. Tim BisseU, friend?" Attendance was 25, attended the wedding of her family and Margaret Barrett. at 2:4~p.m. The Rev. E. E. Cox No games, No gimmicks Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Joe offering $21.50 and pledges $13. brother, Samuel Michael to will be the speaker at the Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mrs. Fern Story, R.N., sister Of • Bissell, Mason, W. Va. and Mr. There was an attendance of Wavelene Voris, at Lancaster, evening service. The public is Wise, McConnelsville , at- Mrs.'Perry, has been with Mrs.· tended morning services at the Perry the last week. and Mrs . Don Pullins, 45 at the Cluster Hymn Sing 0 . Saturdsy' evening. invited to at~nd. COURSE OFFERED local church. Mr. Wyatt Schaefer, son Harold Henderson entered , Williamstown, W. Ya. , held at the U. M. Church here WEBER Reunion Sunday, PT. PLEASANT - A three Mr, Paul Archer, Columbus, David, Mt. Vernon, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Warns- Saturday evening, July 27, the St. Joseph Hospital for day workshop to be held Aug . archery building at Royal Oak visited Saturday with his weekend With Mr. and Mrs. , ley, Mrs. Betty Louden, Jean representing 11 churches with surgery Sundsy afternoon. Park with basket dinner at Louden and daughter, five of the cluster churches Rev. Meece called on Iris 21, 22, and 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 noon. Officers are Rosemary mother, Mrs. Georgia Delhi. Norman Schaefer. Cheshire, were visiting Mr. represented and the rest Carr and Helen Woode last p.m. at the Mason County Keller, chairperson, Chloris Mr. Archer and Mrs. Deihl called on Mr. and Mrs. Griff Vocational Center, is an and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins. visiting churches. week. Gaul, secretary .. treasurer. Archer, Bally Run. Mr. Archer to Career Mrs. Josie Humphrey of orientation Visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Relatives and friends are is very Ill. ON PASSBOOK . Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Tom received a telephone call from Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Education with three hours cordially invited. Charles Karr is spenMrs. SAVINGS credit. The one requirement of Moore (Betty) of Alabama are · Drake, Reynoldsburg, 0 ., Mr. their son John, in the air force, ding a week with her daughters and Mrs. Ted Hayman and sending greetings from his visiting their son-m-law and the class is the development of ~114 par cen• ytlr BEEGLE REUNION Sunday and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. .u1er Pn1book a teaching unit in Career family, WesterviUe, 0 ., and famlly to aU the hOme folks and daughter and brother-in-law at Racine Legion Hall. Basket ' No Minimum. Ted Matthews and Mr. and • Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, to the congregaUon of the · and sister, respectively, Mr. Education. This class can be dinner at 12:30 p.m. from ill te of used for renewal of cer- RUTLAND CHURCH of the Mrs. Ed Bauer, near ', Chester. Alfred Church. and Mrs. George Guthrie. of quarterly. Mr . and Mrs . Eugene Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Charles tification or as an elective in a Nazarene 25th anniverSary Cleveland. Seventy-nine friends a!· ErleW!ne and Mr. and Mrs. recenUy attended the church Powers of Dayton, Ohio, are Masters Program if approved Sunday at 2:4~ p.m. " Carl Andel'lion were visiting wedding of her granddaughter, spending a few days at their by your advisor. Anyone in- OPEN AIR services Sunday tended the farewell party ,. Mr. and Mrs. BiU Thurston. Elizabeth Yost, at Sugar farm home here. Mr. Powers is terested may contact Will at the shelter house at Wednesday evening at the ~~RANCH state park on Rt. 33 for Rev. Edwards at the Mason County . Overnight guests of Mr. and Grove, Ohio. a nephew of Garner Griffin. Buckley and family. Maplewood Lake at 2 p.m. The The Mrs. Joe Bissell were MBry Clara Follrod spent Saturdsy Tho AthtiiO County Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Vocational Center, phone 675Rev. 0 . G. McKinney of Buckleys moved to Fairview Savtntt • Lten ~. Woode and Ellen Chambers, evening with Genevieve visited her brother, Mr. and 3039. Charleston wiU be the speaker. Heights. Refreshments Of ice !96 Second St. Jeromesville, 0 ., and Mary Guthrie. Mrs. Edgar Koehler at Amesinvited to attend· . Everyone cream and cake were served. >omeroy, Ohio Heavy Lids Offutt, Parkersburg, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode ville, 0., last Sunday. If masca ra seems too th tck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haley, Other visitors were Mr. and and Conn! of Circleville spent At! Accounts Insured To The Albert Young family after apphcat1on, wash the TUESDAY Crooksville, visited · recently. $!0.000 by FSLIC. ' Mrs . Mike Bissell, Columbus. three days of his vocation with reunion will be held in the apphcator brush, shake 1! d1·y THE WINDING Trail with Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Visiting Mr . and Mrs. GBrth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woode Grove here Sunday, and "comb" out lashes. Be Garden Club wiU tour Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James BurchSmith were Thelma Hecock, Charles D. Woode and With Mr. Aug ; t Everyone welcome. sur e to wash brush after eac h Theron .Johnson's flower 4lova field, Mingo Junction, recently " Homestead, Fla., Ethel and Mrs. WUllam Carr and The Carr School reunion will use. garden at Letart Falls Aug . 6 at called on Bertha Parker, the aottling (.;ompanv: Leonhart, Waverly, W. Va., family, and her parents, Mr . he held in Woode Grove on 6:30p.m. Members are to meet Middleport In 1971, America's Apollo 15 at the Fulton - Tliompson first visit here for Mrs. BurchMr. and Mrs. Bill Coleman, Sr., and Mrs. Robert White. They Sundsy, Aug. 11. Everyone astronauts blasted off the Tractor Sales for trans- field in 40 years. She lived at ~Columbus, Mr. and Mrs . . returned to their home welcome. Howard"Young, Paden City, W. Saturday evening acStephen Follrod recently moon, ending man's second portation. Va., Frank Powell, Charleston, companied by Vicki Carr and went to Columbus to make visit on the lunar surface. w. Va., Claude Smith and Tom Co!Uli remained here for a arrangements for entering Dye, Reedsville, Frank An· longer visit. Ohio State University this fall. • • •• • • Among those calllng at the Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. . drew, Saigon, Mr. and Mrs. • • • •• • • ' Kenny Reynolds and son and Wllllam Carr home recently Follrod took their daughter, • Maxine POwell. have been Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kathy, to Band Camp at Rio Been • Busy. as • a .Bee?. · " Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis Hoffner and Mildred Dains of Grande Sunday afternoon. • • BEST BUYS • and danghter, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy,Mr.andMrs. Robert Mary Carr has returned to ••• ARE HERE! LADIES' •• LADIES' Keilli Curtis, Charleston, W. White of Keno, Mr. and Mrs. her home here alter spending va. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harold Henderson, Mr. and several weeks with Mr. and Curtis were visiting Mary Mrs. Shennan Henderson and Mrs. Sed O'Brien at their fann Polyester & dacron by Pierce. Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald home near Columbus. Jantzen, Catalina, By Catalllla & Jantzen. Diana Atherton of Long . Ken Bissell spent several Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CoddIngton. days at Pittsburgh, Pa. Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. Bottom has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Dee Snti th was visiting 30% To 5Q%0FF Arthur Atherton. A. B. Kibble, ReedsviUe. Russell Findling has been Ladies Polyester Knit putting in a bathroom and All Weather doing repair work for Mr. and We h ave a co mplete se tect1on of Gibso n ca rd s for every • reason eve ry season A G tbson ca rd says exactly what • Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle, evening In honor of Margaret , Mrs. George Guthrie. you w3nt to say ... only better ! Stop in today • Dixie Circle, Mrs. Dorothy Ann's birthday. By Betty Rose Material Choice Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of Harden and family of Morning • When choqsing fabrics or Slar visited With Mr. and Mrs. New Haven, W. Va., were at outfits re member that bulky Doyle Multi and family of the home of Mary Circle textures tend to conceal the 1 Rack Ladies' Mansfield and Dixie Circle of recently. figure outline and seem to One Rack-.LadleJ 0 0 Mill St., Middleport ~~... 'Mr. imd Mrs. Arthur Orr of 0 increase th e she of the Cleveland Heights, Ohio and . KNIT TOPS & SHORTS also attended the Wilson Chester called at llle home of wearer. reunion near Zanesville on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and By Catalina, Jantzen family recenUy. Sunday. and Lori Lynn. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Summer Flowers To OFF Young and family of Sidney, Th1s summer's uniform ·is a Ohio spent last week With Mr. nowered print skirt in most and Mrs. Edson Roush. any length matched with a LADIES' 1 LOT • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and solid color T·shirt. , MEIGS MARAUDERS Polyester Knit family atterw:led a birthday party In honor of Mrs. Edward Foeler of Pomeroy on Saturday S-M-L-XL. K1J11• $3.50 evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Neil and aons David O'Neil, two • children, Mrs. Evelyn Ingrsm, MAMl ITEMS IN All Sales Final. Mn. Ruth Swepston, all of To Soften Sorrow Columbus, spent Sunday with From MEM'S"'DEPARTMEJIT !Wph Lee and Mr. and Mrs. No Lay-A-Ways On Robert Lee and family. Why are we c:alllng summer Frlgldalr• Summer Sevlnga Time? Bec:auae Frigidaire bll made II Mr. lllld Mrs. Frank Hudson From Reduced Sale ltems lor us to otter rou 1 FREE Automat~ Ice Maker whtn rou o!Radne, Mr. and Mra. Shelby buy a Frlgldalll FPCI-110T, FPCI-206'f, or FPCHlO~V3 Pickens snd family of Aelr~arator·Frentf. Vou paw onlr th1 ic6 makar , tumb ll\9 • and Installation c harge~ . Shop, whllt lh1 savings are greal! " Pomeroy spent Sunday with From Mr. and Mrs. Allal1 Taylor. Mr. and MF•· William Carleton of Racine, Eunie Brinker, local, ctlled II lhe · MIDDLEPO.,., 0. , homo of Mr. and Mra. Arthur 59 N. Second St. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·'1!. Johnaon and family o./d Betty van Meter on Saturday ' I • I Refrigerator shelves are rusty bother ~ Soc1'al !i ·ll Calendar I Laurel Cliff News Notes Alfred Social Notes JuSt Hi&hest Interest Rates In The Area ·sy4% ~MEIGS·. · . m~ Save 20%, 3 • • • William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg. ; 444 W. Union St., Athens · . Roush (Rausch) reunion dates set Nelson family • • • • •• •• PANT SUITS with . Carmel .News, By the Day II Cabinet of high impact plastic with Walnut grain finish . Deluxe trim. Con· cealed handle. 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' CHARGERS GET FORSBERG SAN DIEGO (UP! ) - Veterbe an linebacker Fred Fors rg was acquired by the San Diego Chargers from the Buffalo Bills .in a National Football League trade Thursday. The Bills received "future considerations," according loa Oiargers' spokesman . .Forsberg, 30, is a six-year veter"!l of NFL play and appeared in 10 games last year, three ,-ith Denver and seven with Buffalo. heritage house Thursdey's 01m1 at J•cksonvllte <Only game scheduled) • MILES PROMOTED MISSION, Kan. (UP!) Jerry Miles has been promoted to director of events for the NCAA, executive director Walter Byers announced Thursday. Miles, publicity director the past 21> years, will he replaced by David Cawood, who has been sports information director at the University of Arkansas. Florida at Chicago New York at s . Californ ia Memphis at Phlladelphla Hewt~llans • League : Bur . roughs , Tex 80, D . Al len . Ch f 72 ; Bando , Oak 71, D arwm , Minn 65 ; R u di , Oak 64 . Ptfchlng National League: John, LA 13 -3; Gullett. Cin and Car lton , Phil 13-7; Messersmit h , LA 12 2 ; Bit lmgham , Cin . Bretl , P1tt and McGloth en, St L 12-7 ; Lon borg, Phd 12 10 ' American League : T1an t , Bos 16-7, Wood . Cht 16 12 ; G Perry , Clev 15-5; Busby , K C 15-9 , Hunter , Oak and J enki!1s , Te)l. lA -9 , Bibby , T ex 14 - 13 Boston Eut w. I. t. pet. pf pa ,, Cey.LA7S Am e rican Bait WFL Standlngl 8y Unlt•d Preu lpterutlonal •wt wlltldjat to WI tolertnct, !I f'!ttenery. Gnrentet Is tor one year .' Hou and Schm ld1 , Phil 82 ; Bench , Ci n 77; Wynn , LA 76 , By Polly Cramor Mark Holter was an over- the neceiiSil'l' money II thllt COLUMBUS, Ohio l UP!) How much are you willing to sum Is large," he roddecl. "If spend to save the Ufe of your your tooth hurta, you don't hesitate saying to the dentist, dog or cat? If you would he willing to pay 'Hang the cost. Fix II.' Butllit $1,000 or more, you Bre a one in will cost a large amoont of a thousand pet owner, ac- money to treat a pet properly; cording to Dr. Mark E.Piace, a many owners are liable to say, local veU.rlnarian and a trus- 'Gee doc, I don't know If I can tee of the Ohio State Veterinary afford that.'" Place said recent figures Medical Association . the nation's pet Indicate "Veterinary medicine is always one of the hardest hit of P.,pulation is incresaltJ£ at an the healing scien~ durl!lg an alarming rate.but other figures li" inflationary or tight money indicate only about half of the 1.' period," said Place. "In other notion's pets are ever seen by a f times a pet owner is more than ve terriarian. "Persons considerilljl buying willing to protect hts pet, eii!Jer a pet - especially a dog :because of a dollar investment DECAPITATED, a four~oot bust of Karl Marx rests should ask themselves just why or an emotional tie. unceremoniously on the grounds of Hij!hgate Cemetery in I!Jey want a pet and they should ' 1But when money is scarce, London. Pollee suspect left wing extremists were responsible persons tend to debate paying have a reason for buying the for vandalizing the one-ton bronze bust. animal, whether it he for ' breeding, showing or a companion or whatever. "Most innportantly, to parapharase a quotation, don't ask what the dog can do tor you, but what you can do for the lplSOOded Brian Teacher and Mayo of Mexico, 6-2, 6-3. dog. Give the dog a purpoSe in Bunis, not even supposed to Sherwood Stewart and Jun ' By United Press International life and !!<!lee! the !lreed for Kamiwazumi, the fourth and be in !he tourney, kept rolling TOLEDO, OHIO - BURT Sll..VERMAN, TOLEDO, :rHE NEW CHAJRMAN of th~ Ohio Civil I!Jat purpose," Place said. fifth seeds, respectively, along with a win over Chico Rights Commission, saiq Thursday racial hiring quotas are mostly unworkable but that employers The veterinarian said one of Hagey Of La Jolla, Calif. tangle. . should give some preferential treatment to fully qualified minority group applicants. "Where you the best purposes a dog or cat Beaten in the qualifying have people of equal ability, then you hopefully wiU give the minority applicant the job - but only on could serve Is as a companion Doubles play got underway round, Bunis nevertheless the basis that he's qualified," said Silverman. Thursday and was highlighted to a lonely elderly or shut-in by the top-seeded and powerful made the field through a also said he would like school administrators and staff to work out integration person. Silverman tandem of Riessen and Lutz "lucky losers" draw to fill a no- problems and not force the issue. " li you tell the principal in a school with a high proportion of "In such a situation we begin smashing Krulevitz and John ·show spot. He rallied Thursday minority group students that you're taking out several black teachers and pulling in several white to talk about love - love from to beat Hagey ,'~:i-7, 7~, 6-3. Uoyd, 6-2, 6-3. teachers he knows for the most part that whoever comes in will have a tougher time and the kids will the person to the animal and Dibley needed a bit of luck to In Thursday's singles match__jbe-love that Is returned from have a ~ugher time," Silverman said. es, Lutz , rated the loth best keep his match with Armistead the pet to the owner. player in I!Je nation, had an Neeley of Tampa, Fla. from COLUMBUS - WILUAM HOY, 74, OF RT. l, NEW STRAITSVILLE, Ohio, Thursday was bound Everybody has love to'give and easY time over Joaquin Loyo- going into three sets. The over to a federal grand jury on three moonshine related charges following his arrangement before U. a need to receive love arw:la dog Australian edgled Neeley with S. Magistrate Mark Abel. Hoy, who was released on his own reCognizance, was arrested on July 23 for or cat often fullfills that need two tie-breakers, 7~, 7~. best with the lonely." Teacher, of San Doe go, made possession of an unregistered distillery, possession of mash fit for ·distillation and possession of unPlace said the most common today's quarter-finals by up- taxed whiskey . Major League Results abuse of pets occurs when Aui!Jorities said they confiscated 68 gallons of bottled whiskey, 640 gallons of fermented mash, By United Press International setting eighth-seeded Tom money is scarce and the owner National League Leonard of Hollywood, Caill., 150 gallons of unbottled whiskey and 300 jugs in the raid on the 20-gaUon still, in a raid on Hoy's treats the pet and the veteri(1st game, 10 inns .) property July 22. Authorities said the stiU was one of the biggest ever raided In Ohio. New StrailsviUe Chcgo 10 1 001 010 3- 7 14 o 6-2, 6-2. narian as luxuries. NY 0012001000- .4111 Stewart, of Goose Creek, is known as the ''Moonshine capital of the world.'' Stone , Frading (7) , Zamora "It is the owner who notices WASHINGTON - \N EMERGENCY ORDER WAS ISSUED by the Federal Railroad Ad· (7), Hooten (8) , Dettore (10) Tex., stopped NCAA champion ministration Thurs~ay t~ stop all freight and passenger train service over 67 miles of Penn Central the pet has been injured or has and Ste lma szek, Mitterwald (7) ; Apodaca. McGraw (7) , John WhiUinger of Stanford become ill but puts off, until it . M111er ( 10) and Gro te WP- University, 6-3, 7..S, and track between Chicago and Louisville. The order was issued after an inspector found 1,329 defects over the 67 miles of track, located at is too late, the trip to the doctor Hooten <<1 -10) LP- McGraw (1 51 HRS ' ....!.... ' Milner (16t h), Kamiwazumi, one of Japan's who is the owner who doesn't Morales ( 11th ), Garrett {8th ) top players, heat Ray Barth Of various places along Penn Central's 419-mile segment of main line which is used for frelght and deserve his animal," said passenger service. The unsafe track conditions were apparently the cause of ac-cidents involving two -' Los Angeles, 7~. 3~. 6-2. Ond game I Place. "It is the owner who Amtrack passenger trains within the past four months. Ch iC8QO 000 110 100- 3 5 1 s~ys he wiU wait until after the N ew York 000 001 000- 1 6 1 Ma tor League Leaders EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO - FIRE CHIEF ROBERT K. HARRIS said Thursday an overturned LaRoche, Zamora (6) and By united P.ess International candle caused a fire that killed four children in a blaze at their home when it ignited a pile of "a cation, -until after the golf Swisher , Sadecki. Al(er f7) and ~:~~~~::1 ~~~=~~ newspapers. Rene,l2 ; Debrah, 7; Lainont,6; and Anthony, 5,all the chtldren of Mrs . Margaret Rose, match or until after the Dyer. WP-LaRoche (2 3) L P - Sadeck i ( 4 -5) HRs- Jones • · ab r. h. pet. died in the fire early Wednesday morning at their 2'h story frame home. Eight of their brothers and television show." (11th) . Garr,Atl 104 437 63 160 .366 Zisk , P i t 94 332 48 101 .322 sisters were also injured in the fire . Montreal 200 01 0 001 - 4 7 1 Sm ith . SIL 95 338 49 108 .320 MAN, W.VA. - "EVERYTHING STARTS FROM TODAY," said Robert Mitchem of Crites, due Phil a • 015 ooo oox - 6 a 2 1 1 ~~ - ~ ~ ~ to receive approximately $65,000 as his family's share of the $13.5 million out-<lf-court settlement M cA nall y , Carrithers (3), g~~X;;,~n ~~ ~~~ ~j T!)rrez (5), Murray !Bl and Bcknr ,LA 92 369 49 116 .314 stemming from the Buffalo Creek disaster. Mitchem and other plaintiffs in wrongful death and Foote , Twitchell (6 - ::J) and 1 1 ~~ _ 5g damage sults against Ute Pittston Co . held a mass meeting Thursday in this Logan County town, the Boone LP - McAnaiiY (6 -131. ~anst~·:t~~ 1 ~; ~~~ ~~ HRs Unser (7thl, Fairly Gross. Ho 100 360 so 112 .311 day settlements in the case were finalized in U.S. District Court in Charleston. SUCCESS STORIES {1J1h). Brock, ~.'.!;.~lco3: 0Le~"gu~" ·310 Checks to the 645 plaintiffs - survivors of the 1972 flood disaster which claimed at least 125lives ( 11 •nns.l g. ab r·. h pet .. - were to he handed out here today. The Mitchems had their home destroyed when a coal mine St Louis 000 002 000 03- S 11 0 "They Overcame 1 1 Pitsbrgh 100 100 000 00- 2 8 1 ~~~;;:,'~. ~l ~~~ ~; ~; impoundment owned by Buffalo Mining Co., a Pittston subsidiary, flooded the hollow where they Hearing Loss" Randle, Tx 98 322 46 :~~ lived. "Everyone here bas spent the last two years thinking about what they would do after today," M cGlot hen , Folker s (10) and 805 h 1 : : ~;~ ~~ Simmons ; Brett , Giusti 1111 6itza.c 95 . 318 said Mitchem. "Well, today's' here. Now we all have to step back and really dectde about and Sangulllen WP-Folkers Sc ott, Mi l 103 390 52 12 1 310 th' " F ree Booklet especlal j y . (4 1 ). LP-GiuSfl (54). 310 every mg . Stantn , Ca l 74 277 36 8 ' MeR a, KC 92 324 45 100 309 WASHINGTON - U.S. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE John J. Sirica is ready loinnpose sentence on prepared to encourage San Diego 000 001 000- 1 6 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ ;~ ~!: ~: ~g~ : ~g~ star Watergate witness John W. Dean IIIbut he is faced with the dilemma of a defendant and a ' Americans of all ages who Los Ang 201 000 SOx- 8 10 1 Spli lner . Gerhardt (7) , Hardy P in1e1, N v as 323 42 98 .303 prosecutor who think he should wait just a while longer. Sirica scheduled sentencing today for Dean suffe r from un~orrected or (7), Laxton (B) and Kendall : ' Home Runs . he 'd . , . ' untreated heanng loss to Downing , Mar sh all (7) and Na,ional Leilgue : wynn, L A the blond, 35-year old former Whtte House COWlsel who has come Pres1 ent NIXon schief accuser. ' I seek help. Yeager . WP - Down lng ( 4 -5) 24 , Sc; hmidt , Ph il 23 ; Cedeno , But Dean's lawyers have asked him to delay it in case the White House tapes show Dean was not LP-S plllner (5-7) HR s- Lope s ~oou 22 • Bench and Perez, em a major 'part of the covef-up conspiracy after aU. Immediately after Sirica announced on Tuesday he Well -known celebrities from {3rdl, <;r 1aw tor d (6th ) all walks of life tell their ~merican League · o At ten . would sentence Dean today, Dean's lawyers asked for a postponement until they - or at least the Cinci 200 020 212- 9 9 3 personal stories of triumph 7 2 ; Mayoerry KC and, ·)U dg e - had ac han~ to revtew . 64 secre!White House Ia pes theSupreme Courthas or dere dN'lXOn I o Jackson. oak 19 ; ,Burroughs San Fran 000 304 000- 7 11 1 Ch• in their field s because they T Carroll, Borbon {6 ), Ha ll Tex 18, Br iggs, Mil 17 surrender for the cover-up trial to begin Sept. 9. And Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski agrees overcame their hearing ( 7), C.Carrol l 18) and Bench , Niltion~rns L~:~~=: In Cedeno, sentencing should be delayed at least until a jury is chosen artd sequestered in the cover-up trial next impairment Williams, Sosa (7), Bryant ( 9} ;;g Polly 's Pointers Social Notes - Krulevitz needs upset over Riessen - 104 attended long.Bottom BAHR CLOTHIERS BAKER FURNITU·RE ' ' �$- The O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport-PO!Inffi)y, 0., Friday, AIIB· 2, 1971 • t - The DaUvSentinel,Middleport-Funet"oy, 0., Friday, Aug . 2.1974 Dogs, cats go untreated. now ' Dodgers romp past Padres 8,-1 · By VITO STJ!:LUNO UP! sporu Wrftu It's the time of the year when C I n t i n n a t i Is playing "scoreb<wd." The Reds, chasilljl Loo Angeles in the dog days of August for the second straight year, are 51> games behind the Dodgers arw:l can't afford to lose any more ground. When both teams are home, the Reds can't watch the scoreboard ·to see how the Dodgers are doing beca~ their games are ending just as the Dodgers are starting. But Thursday night the Reds were at San Francisco meeting the Giants, while the Dodgers were home ·against the San ·Diego Padres. The Reds, who go to Dodger Stadium Mondsy night to start a three-game series against Loo Angeles that might even be called "crucial," didn't like !real. Wayne Twitchell pitched a seven-hitter to pi ck up his sixth victory against three losses. Ernie McAnally was knocked out in the I!Jird inning and took I!Je loss, his 131!J against sill wins. 111 wasn't worried, ' ' said Joe Cards 5, Pirates 2 In the American League. Ken Reitz' two-run double Morgan, "we still had three Mi!Ulesots edged California, 6spearheaded a three..-un rally innings to go." ~;Texas beal Kansas City, :1-1; Morgan's two-run homer in Chicago downed Qakland, 7"; in I!Je Uth and lined St. Louis the seventh cut the deficit to 7- Cleveland heal New York, 9-2; past Pittsburgh. Cubs 7-3, Mets 4-1 6, Tony Perez lied it in the Boston routed Baltimore, 11-3, The Cubs snapped a si~­ Detroit blanked' elghlh with a horner 7-7 and and game losing streak by Johnny Bench won it !1-7 with a Milwaukee, 2-0. sweeping two from the Mets. In tw<H'Un homer in the ninth. Dodgers 8, Padres 1 The Reds remained 51> back. Dave Lopes and Willie the open or, reliever Tug Bobby Bonds' grand-slam Crawford hit solo homers and McGraw walked Don Kess! nger with the bases homer off Pedro Borbon in the the Dodgers then exploded with sixth Inning gave the Giants five runs in the seventh inning loaded to force in the go-ahead run in the lOth irming. ln the I!Jeir 7-'1 lead. to rout San Diego. second game, rookie . Oscar Morgan and Perez hit !heir Phils 6, Expos t homers off Elias Sosa before Del Unser's three..-un homer Zamora pitched 3 1-3 innings of Bench, who hit a two-run'- in the ' five-run third two-hit relief ball and singled double earlier in the game, got inning lifted the Phillies in an insurance run to pace to the victory over Mon~ Chicago to I!Je triumph. what they saw -<>n the scoreboard Thursday night. While the Dodgero were romping past San Diego, S-1. the Reds were losing to San Francisco, 7-'1, after six innings. · his "gamer" off Ron Bryant. 1{1 the other NL games, Chicago beat New York twice, 7-4, in 10 innings and :1-1 ; Philadelphia downed Mpn!real, 6-1, arw:l St. Louis heal Pittsburgh, 5-2, in 11 !Mings. By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UP!) Young, ambitious tennis pro Steve Krulevitz todsy wiU fluff up his wild looking "na tural " hair style, put in his contact lenses and try to do what so far seems impossible here-.upsel top-seeded Marty Riessen In the · Western Tennis Championships. The sixth-seeded Krulevitz-is Riessen's quarter-final round opponent as the starting field of 32 in the $30,000 tournament bas been trimmed to eight. Sundsy afternoon's champion will receive ~,000. · Riessen, with the ability to pace hiplself the way only a veteran can do, easily disposed Of collegian challenger Terry Moor in the first round and then Thursday defeated Byron Bertram of South Africa, 6-1, 7· 6. rallying to top tough Jinn Delaney of Potomac, Md., ~. 7-5, 7~ Thursday afternoon . "I lost the first set and then lost eight or nine . straight points in I!Je second set, so I figured it just wasn't my day,'' recounted Krulevitz after the dose call. "But I kept hanging in there and finally got it done." A popular player with fans here, tile Baltinnore native wears his curly brown hair in a big "blown out natural." His contact lenses irritate and redden.. hls eyes, but he finds them necessary because regular glasses only fog up on the cou~t. In other quarter-final action today, second-seeded Bob Lutz meets the surprising hometown favorite Henry Bun is; third seeded , Colin Dibley , of Australia P,lar.s The 23-year-<>ld Knilevitz, a recent graduate of UCLA and in his first year as a pro, has never played Riessen in singles and realizes it's a golden opportunity to begin building a reputation. Krulevitz, of Russian ancestry, earned the right to meet Riessen, America's seventhrated player, by breezing past CANTON, Ohio (UP!) -The Roger Dowdeswell of Rhodesia North team is a I!Jree-point in the first round and then favorile. going into tonight's All-Ohio High School football game in the 29th renewal of I!Je all-slar classic. The North will be bolstered . by Youngstown Cardinal Mooney's running back Ted Bell who rambled for more t169YD. than 2,000 yards In his S!l"ior year. POLYESTER~TTON North head coach, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney's Don Bucci said Bell, who has ~n botherecl by a sore knee1wlifbe t149YD. . ready for the game. Bell ill· jured it in the state championNEW! DENIM LOOK ship game and bad some inflammation when workouts started here two weeks ago. Bucci plans to siart Bell, relying on North Canton HOO_Yf!' tailback Jeff Logan as he employs a stack I offense. South Head Coach Nel BillREG. '4.98 man of Gahanna bas been preparing his defensive crew for the threat of Bell. Billman has an equally threatening backfield with veteran passer Steve Wohler! of Westerville and speed in Eastmoor's Ray Griffin and Lima Shawnee's Dennis Richardson. The series finds the North leading 1:1-12-:1. North all-stars favored by 3 in prep match SWEATER· KNIT KNITS FO~~TK OOIIONS $1.98 YD. POLYESTER NOW •3.49 "Bulova Accutrons · for men and women. The most welcome gtft of all is a Bulova Accutron watch. So precise is the Accutron tun1ng fork movement.that accuracy ts guaranteed to w1thin a minute a4month. • our full selection of Accu!ron models now. From $95 to $1500. Lineseores 12 • iit and Rudolph , Rader (8). WP C.C arroll (6 ·3•) . LP - Bryant (2 12 l. HRs - Morgan {15thJ. Pere z (20th J. Bench (20th L Good son (4th) , Bonds ( 14th ) (Only games scheduled) American League New York 020 000 000- 2 10 2 Cleve 025 020 OO:w. - 9 10 1 Pagan , May DL Wallace (8) and Munson ; J Perry (11 -81 and Duncan LP - Pagan (1 -3). Detroit 010 Milwa 000 Fryman (56) Slaton (8 \2) and Cash (7t h l. ooo 001 - 2 7 0 000 000- 0 1 1 and Lamon t. Moore HR - 110 100 000- 3 9 0 500 200 04x- 11 15 0 Garland, Hood (4). Alexander {8) · and Etchebarren ; Lee, Se gu l (9) and Blackwell. WP Lee ( 12-9) LP - Garland (3 -5) HR - Will lams (6t h ) Texas 000000111 - 370 Kan City 100 000 000- 1 9 0 J erown 19-Bl and Su ndberg , Oat Canton (6-5l and Martine z. HR - Harrah ( 15th ! . Cali 002 003 000- 5 7 o Minn 000 210 03x - 6 10 0 Ha~sler , Pma 18 ) and Ro ' driguez ; Corb in , Burg meier (6), campbell (91 and, Borgmann . WP- Burgme le r (S-3) LPPina (Q . 1) . HRs- KIIIebrew (10th), Valeritlne ClrdL Oarw in (1'6th ) Oak la nd 007 'o10 000- 3 1 t ChlciJC}O 300 000 J1x - 7 16 0 Holtzman , Odom 0 l, Knowles (81 ond Tenoce ; Bahnsen (9·121 Downing LP - Ho ltzman ( 11 121. HR - Bondo (14th I. - - - - -- - - - and 3 l 0 .750 A1 31 2 2 0 .SOD 77 67 Florida New York 2 2 0 1 3 0 .500 73 •3 .250 71 78 Centrll w. t, t. pet . pf Chicago 4 0 0 1, 000 12<1 Brmnghm ~~ 108 96 MemphiS • 01 00 1.000 .750 Detroit 0 4 0 .000 3 132 87 63 109 wut s. cam . w. I. I. pet . pf PI 2 Hovston 2 Hawailns 1 Portland 0 2 7 3 4 o .soo o 500 0 .250 0 000 82 21 103 45 Tnursday 's Ruult Memphis 25 S. California 15 <Only t;~~ame scheduled) Wednesday#, G1m.s Houl1on at Portland Detroit at Birmingham 86 39 115 103 .... I --------------------~~---------------------------------------- outfielder and first baseman called up to the majors EXPOS CALL BIITTNER MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UP!) - for the Memphis Blues of the Thursday by the Montreal Larry Biittn er, hard-hitting International League, was Expos. Biittner hit .323 through 94 By Roger Bollen games and his average was tops for the Expos' AAA farm club and second in the league. • Biittner, who bad collecied 98 'e hits, 48 RBls and scored 50 runs for Memphis this season, will ' report to Montreal immediately. . . PI:JONE: 592-6238 reunion Sunday PT. PLEASANT - The Roush (Rausch ) and Allied Families Assn. of America , Inc. will hold Its 263rd reunion In Jefferson City, Mo. Aug. 16 and 17, lepdlng off with a banquet at Selanger Center Friday evening, followed by the all-day picnic and business mee ting at Memorial Park on Saturday. The Roush ( Rausch ) Families Is one of the largest and closely knit families in America. The families are unique in that they have been incorporated since 1926. Each year the Association elects a board of directors and other officers. The family s tarted in America when John Adams Rausch, a German i..mmigrant, · came to Philadelphia In 1736, and later moved to the Shenandoah Valley 'of Virginia. On a small farm near New Market, Va., he and his wife Susannah raised a family of mne boys and one girl. From this humble beginning the Roush (Rausch ) families have grown until I!Jey are now one of the largest in America. Descendants reside In every slate and several foreign nlshl suest of Jimmie Corter, s-llvllle. Freda Larkins bas relurnecl RUTLAND - The Nelson home from C~mden Clark was held Sunday, July reunion • Hoopltal, Parkersburg, W. Va. 28 at the Forest Acres ParkJ Nell and Bell Groce, DEAR POLLY I have a nice self-defrosting refrigerator with 104 attending. Dlnner was Margaret Nesoelrcad and but the shelves have rusted ever sinCil f got 11. I know of others of served at noon with grace Phyllis Larkins were visiUng that make that do the · same. No cleanilljl powder, pads, or Dagmar Rummager, Jackson , household annmonla.wlll remove !hill rust. I would surely ap- given by Walter Hay Nelson. Games were played in the 0. preciate some suggestions, - M .H.S. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ruth, DEAR POLLY - r cannot resist sending the following Pet Next year's reunion will he Minneapolis, Ind ., were Peeve for I feel It ls disturbing that there are so many "onevisiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne eyed".vehlcles on the roads. It is frightful to try to figure which held the fourth Sunday in July at the same location. Prince. COWlirie:t, llght is on the left or the right and how much space to allow. Attending from out of town Margaret Shaner , Ruth The association, under the I do wish someone would come up with a method of easy were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ray Townslee, Mary Woode and detection especially now when there are so many bicycles and direction of the late Dr. L. L. Nelson and family , Mr·. and Ellen \..'hambers, Jeromesville, motorcycles on the road and with just "one eye. " Perhaps a Mrs. Earnest Nelson and sons, Roush of Gallipolis, Ohio, bas 0 . were dinner guests Of Mr. marker, color, shape or reflector for the sides would help until . published three volumes Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blosser, and Mrs. Joe Bissell. family history, numerous ~uch burned out llghls are replaced.- MRS. H.J.B. Mrs. Wilma .Lee Knighton and Visiting Mr. and Mrs . pamphlets, and bulletins. DEAR POLLY - I have an answer for SUsan who spiUed nail family, Marguerite Carpenter, PRE!PARE FOR REUNION - Doona Roulh Millllr, Red Francis Andrew were llleir polish on her band mirror and found pollsh remover only Walden F. Roush, Point :::?Q2:~.8:::&--...::;:-;.;.;.,v.-:~"Y/.:::!:~:::;:::::~~ House, w. Va., secretary of The Rouah arw:l Allied Familleo Curtis Baker, Mr. and Mrs. son, Frank, Saigon, Mary Ellen smeareclll. Use a cotton-tipped stick that has been dipped in William Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant, president, predicts Assn. of America, Inc., and Walden F. Roush, Point Andrew, Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide and rub spots on the Buck Stewart and sons, Mr. approximately 1,000 people will Pleasant, president, prepare to mall more than 2,000 anand Mrs. Larry Collins and mirror lightly until polish is removed. Rinse with warm water or and Mrs. Richard Nelson and 11: attend this year's national nouncements and news releases regarding the families' t reunion, family , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thur- use.glass cleaner spray and then dry.l tried this with clear nail sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie ~ 263rd anniversary reunion on Aug. 16 and 17 at Jefferson ston and Mr. and Mrs. Martin polish and It worked like a charm. (Polly's note : I tried the Nelson and family, Mr. and Other officers of the City, Mo. Nesselroad. association are Ralph Roush, rubbing alcohol on pink pearlized polish with good resulls.) .- Mrs. Edward Schneemann and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber BARB. Jefferson City, vice..president; Laurel Cliff when a child. family , Marjorie Rupe and son and family have returned Donald F. Roush, New Haven, DEAR POLLY - I lined my metal cupboard shelves with Steve, Ronald Smith, Ralph Mr. and Mrs.' Dick Karr, Mr. home afler vacationing at terry cloth, bought by the yard, rather than with shelf paper. and Elaine Masten, Mr. and FRIDAY W. Va., treasurer, and Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Myrtle Beach, N. C. HOMEWARD Bound Trio Donna Roush Miller, Red Georgia Diehl and Bertha This deadens the noise and all I have to do when I clean my .Mrs. Uoyd Nelson, Mr. and Howard Larkins, Portland, cupboards is to throw these liners in the washer. No ironing and Mrs. Clifford Gibson and will he at Langsville Christian House, secretary. Parker attended the Senior and Vera Weber, Tuppers no more money spent on shelf paper. Inexpensive terry towels family, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Church, 7:30 p.m. Public is Citizens picnic Thursday at Plains , were visiting Mr. and could be bought on sale and used for this, too. -MTS. T.F. Forest Acres, Rutland. Taylor and daughters, and Mr. invited. SOUTHERN Band Boosters, Mrs. Fred Larkins. DEAR POLLY- To keep moth balls or moth crystals neatly and Mrs. Gary Blosser. Mrs. Helen Leifheit Is 7:30p .m. at high school. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith in a wardrobe or garment bag I use loose tea caddies. They hang staying with her daughter and Attending from the local SATURDAY were visiting Mr. and Mrs. nicely and have plenty of holes for the aroma to escape but there area were Bonnie Miller, Mr. son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Tony FELLOWSHIP meeting · at Milton Tuttle, Bashan, 0 . isnoneofthemessof loose crystals. They can, of course, he used and Mrs. John Yost and family, Hart, Athens, Rd. Clifton Holiness Tabernacle. Bernice Prince bas returned indefinitely - the csddies, not the crystals. Mr . and Mrs . Chester Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Foster and home after vacationing at When a botUe of wine comes in a basket and hanger you can family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles James Queen, pastor. Special ByBertbaParker (Dicky ) Roush and daughter, .1 , All singers welcome. singing. Sabbath School attendance Stacy, Hagerstown, Maryland, . "Nonse~s~, George;, That a ilot Hawaii with her daughters, mske your own hanging basket. I have one in my kitchen filled Dill, Sid Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. at the Free Methodist Church visited recently with Mr. and your oplmon at all. Mrs. Clarence Dean and Mrs. with English ivy that looks great. - MRS. L. W.D. PONY PULL Saturday at 7 Fra nk Leach, Mrs . Lillie Donald Polley and daugh(fr, SALE PLANNED Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Gary p.m. •t Bar-30 sponsored by July 28 was 86. Rev. Floyd Mrs. HBrmon Fox. Columbus. Shook preached his first ser· Mrs. Cora Renshaw, who is A rummage sale will he held Drenrier and sons, Mr. and Tuppers Plains Pony Pulling Leona Hensley was visiting Mrs. Dick Folmer and family, Association. Weighing will mo~ here to 60 persons. Of. iU, isstayingwithherdaughter Monday and Tuesday, Aug . ~ Mr . and Mrs. Emmett Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lane and begin at 4 p.m. There will be fenng for all services was and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and 6 in the basement of the Charley Brown. Trinity Church, Pomeroy Stethem. Sunday School attenilance on Clarence Atherton and fannily, KeUl, Mr. and Mrs. Fred three classes. 1,050, 1,350, and $254.28. Mr . and Mrs . Norman beginning at" 9 a.m. 'lbe event Rev. Robert Barten Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank July 28 was 39, the offering $19.. Thelma Henderson, Clara Tackett and daughters, Mr. 1,650. visited their is sponsored by the ladies of the preached Sunday evening in Schaef~ r Holter were Mrs. Hazel Worship services were held at , Follrod, Nina Robinson and and Mrs. Leland Nelson and SUNDAY the absence of Rev. Shook. daughter, Mildred Perry, at church. Wyncoop, · Johnstown , 0., 11 a.m. with the Rev. Meece Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Johnny, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell THE RUTLAND CHURCH of Mr . and Mrs .' S1dney O'Bleness Hospital, Athens. Diane Strawser, New Albany, speaking from John 15, "Where Woode. Nelson and danghters, Mr. and the Nazarene will celebrate Leifheit, Col~bus, Mr. and Mrs. Perry underwent a 0., Mrs. Hanson Holter, Forest on earth would you find such a Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker Mrs. Carrol Gilmore and their 25th anniversary Sunday • Wilham Jacobs. serio~s operation recently . Mrs. Run, Mr. and Mrs. Tim BisseU, friend?" Attendance was 25, attended the wedding of her family and Margaret Barrett. at 2:4~p.m. The Rev. E. E. Cox No games, No gimmicks Maryland, Mr. and Mrs. Joe offering $21.50 and pledges $13. brother, Samuel Michael to will be the speaker at the Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mrs. Fern Story, R.N., sister Of • Bissell, Mason, W. Va. and Mr. There was an attendance of Wavelene Voris, at Lancaster, evening service. The public is Wise, McConnelsville , at- Mrs.'Perry, has been with Mrs.· tended morning services at the Perry the last week. and Mrs . Don Pullins, 45 at the Cluster Hymn Sing 0 . Saturdsy' evening. invited to at~nd. COURSE OFFERED local church. Mr. Wyatt Schaefer, son Harold Henderson entered , Williamstown, W. Ya. , held at the U. M. Church here WEBER Reunion Sunday, PT. PLEASANT - A three Mr, Paul Archer, Columbus, David, Mt. Vernon, spent the Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Warns- Saturday evening, July 27, the St. Joseph Hospital for day workshop to be held Aug . archery building at Royal Oak visited Saturday with his weekend With Mr. and Mrs. , ley, Mrs. Betty Louden, Jean representing 11 churches with surgery Sundsy afternoon. Park with basket dinner at Louden and daughter, five of the cluster churches Rev. Meece called on Iris 21, 22, and 23 from 9 a.m. to 3 noon. Officers are Rosemary mother, Mrs. Georgia Delhi. Norman Schaefer. Cheshire, were visiting Mr. represented and the rest Carr and Helen Woode last p.m. at the Mason County Keller, chairperson, Chloris Mr. Archer and Mrs. Deihl called on Mr. and Mrs. Griff Vocational Center, is an and Mrs. Dorsel Larkins. visiting churches. week. Gaul, secretary .. treasurer. Archer, Bally Run. Mr. Archer to Career Mrs. Josie Humphrey of orientation Visiting Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Relatives and friends are is very Ill. ON PASSBOOK . Smith were Mr. and Mrs. Tom received a telephone call from Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. Education with three hours cordially invited. Charles Karr is spenMrs. SAVINGS credit. The one requirement of Moore (Betty) of Alabama are · Drake, Reynoldsburg, 0 ., Mr. their son John, in the air force, ding a week with her daughters and Mrs. Ted Hayman and sending greetings from his visiting their son-m-law and the class is the development of ~114 par cen• ytlr BEEGLE REUNION Sunday and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. .u1er Pn1book a teaching unit in Career family, WesterviUe, 0 ., and famlly to aU the hOme folks and daughter and brother-in-law at Racine Legion Hall. Basket ' No Minimum. Ted Matthews and Mr. and • Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, to the congregaUon of the · and sister, respectively, Mr. Education. This class can be dinner at 12:30 p.m. from ill te of used for renewal of cer- RUTLAND CHURCH of the Mrs. Ed Bauer, near ', Chester. Alfred Church. and Mrs. George Guthrie. of quarterly. Mr . and Mrs . Eugene Mrs. Genevieve Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Charles tification or as an elective in a Nazarene 25th anniverSary Cleveland. Seventy-nine friends a!· ErleW!ne and Mr. and Mrs. recenUy attended the church Powers of Dayton, Ohio, are Masters Program if approved Sunday at 2:4~ p.m. " Carl Andel'lion were visiting wedding of her granddaughter, spending a few days at their by your advisor. Anyone in- OPEN AIR services Sunday tended the farewell party ,. Mr. and Mrs. BiU Thurston. Elizabeth Yost, at Sugar farm home here. Mr. Powers is terested may contact Will at the shelter house at Wednesday evening at the ~~RANCH state park on Rt. 33 for Rev. Edwards at the Mason County . Overnight guests of Mr. and Grove, Ohio. a nephew of Garner Griffin. Buckley and family. Maplewood Lake at 2 p.m. The The Mrs. Joe Bissell were MBry Clara Follrod spent Saturdsy Tho AthtiiO County Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz Vocational Center, phone 675Rev. 0 . G. McKinney of Buckleys moved to Fairview Savtntt • Lten ~. Woode and Ellen Chambers, evening with Genevieve visited her brother, Mr. and 3039. Charleston wiU be the speaker. Heights. Refreshments Of ice !96 Second St. Jeromesville, 0 ., and Mary Guthrie. Mrs. Edgar Koehler at Amesinvited to attend· . Everyone cream and cake were served. >omeroy, Ohio Heavy Lids Offutt, Parkersburg, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode ville, 0., last Sunday. If masca ra seems too th tck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haley, Other visitors were Mr. and and Conn! of Circleville spent At! Accounts Insured To The Albert Young family after apphcat1on, wash the TUESDAY Crooksville, visited · recently. $!0.000 by FSLIC. ' Mrs . Mike Bissell, Columbus. three days of his vocation with reunion will be held in the apphcator brush, shake 1! d1·y THE WINDING Trail with Mrs. Georgia Diehl. Visiting Mr . and Mrs. GBrth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Woode Grove here Sunday, and "comb" out lashes. Be Garden Club wiU tour Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James BurchSmith were Thelma Hecock, Charles D. Woode and With Mr. Aug ; t Everyone welcome. sur e to wash brush after eac h Theron .Johnson's flower 4lova field, Mingo Junction, recently " Homestead, Fla., Ethel and Mrs. WUllam Carr and The Carr School reunion will use. garden at Letart Falls Aug . 6 at called on Bertha Parker, the aottling (.;ompanv: Leonhart, Waverly, W. Va., family, and her parents, Mr . he held in Woode Grove on 6:30p.m. Members are to meet Middleport In 1971, America's Apollo 15 at the Fulton - Tliompson first visit here for Mrs. BurchMr. and Mrs. Bill Coleman, Sr., and Mrs. Robert White. They Sundsy, Aug. 11. Everyone astronauts blasted off the Tractor Sales for trans- field in 40 years. She lived at ~Columbus, Mr. and Mrs . . returned to their home welcome. Howard"Young, Paden City, W. Saturday evening acStephen Follrod recently moon, ending man's second portation. Va., Frank Powell, Charleston, companied by Vicki Carr and went to Columbus to make visit on the lunar surface. w. Va., Claude Smith and Tom Co!Uli remained here for a arrangements for entering Dye, Reedsville, Frank An· longer visit. Ohio State University this fall. • • •• • • Among those calllng at the Mr. and Mrs. Clair E. . drew, Saigon, Mr. and Mrs. • • • •• • • ' Kenny Reynolds and son and Wllllam Carr home recently Follrod took their daughter, • Maxine POwell. have been Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kathy, to Band Camp at Rio Been • Busy. as • a .Bee?. · " Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis Hoffner and Mildred Dains of Grande Sunday afternoon. • • BEST BUYS • and danghter, Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy,Mr.andMrs. Robert Mary Carr has returned to ••• ARE HERE! LADIES' •• LADIES' Keilli Curtis, Charleston, W. White of Keno, Mr. and Mrs. her home here alter spending va. and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Harold Henderson, Mr. and several weeks with Mr. and Curtis were visiting Mary Mrs. Shennan Henderson and Mrs. Sed O'Brien at their fann Polyester & dacron by Pierce. Pamela, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald home near Columbus. Jantzen, Catalina, By Catalllla & Jantzen. Diana Atherton of Long . Ken Bissell spent several Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur CoddIngton. days at Pittsburgh, Pa. Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. Bottom has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Dee Snti th was visiting 30% To 5Q%0FF Arthur Atherton. A. B. Kibble, ReedsviUe. Russell Findling has been Ladies Polyester Knit putting in a bathroom and All Weather doing repair work for Mr. and We h ave a co mplete se tect1on of Gibso n ca rd s for every • reason eve ry season A G tbson ca rd says exactly what • Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle, evening In honor of Margaret , Mrs. George Guthrie. you w3nt to say ... only better ! Stop in today • Dixie Circle, Mrs. Dorothy Ann's birthday. By Betty Rose Material Choice Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of Harden and family of Morning • When choqsing fabrics or Slar visited With Mr. and Mrs. New Haven, W. Va., were at outfits re member that bulky Doyle Multi and family of the home of Mary Circle textures tend to conceal the 1 Rack Ladies' Mansfield and Dixie Circle of recently. figure outline and seem to One Rack-.LadleJ 0 0 Mill St., Middleport ~~... 'Mr. imd Mrs. Arthur Orr of 0 increase th e she of the Cleveland Heights, Ohio and . KNIT TOPS & SHORTS also attended the Wilson Chester called at llle home of wearer. reunion near Zanesville on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and By Catalina, Jantzen family recenUy. Sunday. and Lori Lynn. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Summer Flowers To OFF Young and family of Sidney, Th1s summer's uniform ·is a Ohio spent last week With Mr. nowered print skirt in most and Mrs. Edson Roush. any length matched with a LADIES' 1 LOT • Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and solid color T·shirt. , MEIGS MARAUDERS Polyester Knit family atterw:led a birthday party In honor of Mrs. Edward Foeler of Pomeroy on Saturday S-M-L-XL. K1J11• $3.50 evening. Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Neil and aons David O'Neil, two • children, Mrs. Evelyn Ingrsm, MAMl ITEMS IN All Sales Final. Mn. Ruth Swepston, all of To Soften Sorrow Columbus, spent Sunday with From MEM'S"'DEPARTMEJIT !Wph Lee and Mr. and Mrs. No Lay-A-Ways On Robert Lee and family. Why are we c:alllng summer Frlgldalr• Summer Sevlnga Time? Bec:auae Frigidaire bll made II Mr. lllld Mrs. Frank Hudson From Reduced Sale ltems lor us to otter rou 1 FREE Automat~ Ice Maker whtn rou o!Radne, Mr. and Mra. Shelby buy a Frlgldalll FPCI-110T, FPCI-206'f, or FPCHlO~V3 Pickens snd family of Aelr~arator·Frentf. Vou paw onlr th1 ic6 makar , tumb ll\9 • and Installation c harge~ . Shop, whllt lh1 savings are greal! " Pomeroy spent Sunday with From Mr. and Mrs. Allal1 Taylor. Mr. and MF•· William Carleton of Racine, Eunie Brinker, local, ctlled II lhe · MIDDLEPO.,., 0. , homo of Mr. and Mra. Arthur 59 N. Second St. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·'1!. Johnaon and family o./d Betty van Meter on Saturday ' I • I Refrigerator shelves are rusty bother ~ Soc1'al !i ·ll Calendar I Laurel Cliff News Notes Alfred Social Notes JuSt Hi&hest Interest Rates In The Area ·sy4% ~MEIGS·. · . m~ Save 20%, 3 • • • William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg. ; 444 W. Union St., Athens · . Roush (Rausch) reunion dates set Nelson family • • • • •• •• PANT SUITS with . Carmel .News, By the Day II Cabinet of high impact plastic with Walnut grain finish . Deluxe trim. Con· cealed handle. 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' CHARGERS GET FORSBERG SAN DIEGO (UP! ) - Veterbe an linebacker Fred Fors rg was acquired by the San Diego Chargers from the Buffalo Bills .in a National Football League trade Thursday. The Bills received "future considerations," according loa Oiargers' spokesman . .Forsberg, 30, is a six-year veter"!l of NFL play and appeared in 10 games last year, three ,-ith Denver and seven with Buffalo. heritage house Thursdey's 01m1 at J•cksonvllte <Only game scheduled) • MILES PROMOTED MISSION, Kan. (UP!) Jerry Miles has been promoted to director of events for the NCAA, executive director Walter Byers announced Thursday. Miles, publicity director the past 21> years, will he replaced by David Cawood, who has been sports information director at the University of Arkansas. Florida at Chicago New York at s . Californ ia Memphis at Phlladelphla Hewt~llans • League : Bur . roughs , Tex 80, D . Al len . Ch f 72 ; Bando , Oak 71, D arwm , Minn 65 ; R u di , Oak 64 . Ptfchlng National League: John, LA 13 -3; Gullett. Cin and Car lton , Phil 13-7; Messersmit h , LA 12 2 ; Bit lmgham , Cin . Bretl , P1tt and McGloth en, St L 12-7 ; Lon borg, Phd 12 10 ' American League : T1an t , Bos 16-7, Wood . Cht 16 12 ; G Perry , Clev 15-5; Busby , K C 15-9 , Hunter , Oak and J enki!1s , Te)l. lA -9 , Bibby , T ex 14 - 13 Boston Eut w. I. t. pet. pf pa ,, Cey.LA7S Am e rican Bait WFL Standlngl 8y Unlt•d Preu lpterutlonal •wt wlltldjat to WI tolertnct, !I f'!ttenery. Gnrentet Is tor one year .' Hou and Schm ld1 , Phil 82 ; Bench , Ci n 77; Wynn , LA 76 , By Polly Cramor Mark Holter was an over- the neceiiSil'l' money II thllt COLUMBUS, Ohio l UP!) How much are you willing to sum Is large," he roddecl. "If spend to save the Ufe of your your tooth hurta, you don't hesitate saying to the dentist, dog or cat? If you would he willing to pay 'Hang the cost. Fix II.' Butllit $1,000 or more, you Bre a one in will cost a large amoont of a thousand pet owner, ac- money to treat a pet properly; cording to Dr. Mark E.Piace, a many owners are liable to say, local veU.rlnarian and a trus- 'Gee doc, I don't know If I can tee of the Ohio State Veterinary afford that.'" Place said recent figures Medical Association . the nation's pet Indicate "Veterinary medicine is always one of the hardest hit of P.,pulation is incresaltJ£ at an the healing scien~ durl!lg an alarming rate.but other figures li" inflationary or tight money indicate only about half of the 1.' period," said Place. "In other notion's pets are ever seen by a f times a pet owner is more than ve terriarian. "Persons considerilljl buying willing to protect hts pet, eii!Jer a pet - especially a dog :because of a dollar investment DECAPITATED, a four~oot bust of Karl Marx rests should ask themselves just why or an emotional tie. unceremoniously on the grounds of Hij!hgate Cemetery in I!Jey want a pet and they should ' 1But when money is scarce, London. Pollee suspect left wing extremists were responsible persons tend to debate paying have a reason for buying the for vandalizing the one-ton bronze bust. animal, whether it he for ' breeding, showing or a companion or whatever. "Most innportantly, to parapharase a quotation, don't ask what the dog can do tor you, but what you can do for the lplSOOded Brian Teacher and Mayo of Mexico, 6-2, 6-3. dog. Give the dog a purpoSe in Bunis, not even supposed to Sherwood Stewart and Jun ' By United Press International life and !!<!lee! the !lreed for Kamiwazumi, the fourth and be in !he tourney, kept rolling TOLEDO, OHIO - BURT Sll..VERMAN, TOLEDO, :rHE NEW CHAJRMAN of th~ Ohio Civil I!Jat purpose," Place said. fifth seeds, respectively, along with a win over Chico Rights Commission, saiq Thursday racial hiring quotas are mostly unworkable but that employers The veterinarian said one of Hagey Of La Jolla, Calif. tangle. . should give some preferential treatment to fully qualified minority group applicants. "Where you the best purposes a dog or cat Beaten in the qualifying have people of equal ability, then you hopefully wiU give the minority applicant the job - but only on could serve Is as a companion Doubles play got underway round, Bunis nevertheless the basis that he's qualified," said Silverman. Thursday and was highlighted to a lonely elderly or shut-in by the top-seeded and powerful made the field through a also said he would like school administrators and staff to work out integration person. Silverman tandem of Riessen and Lutz "lucky losers" draw to fill a no- problems and not force the issue. " li you tell the principal in a school with a high proportion of "In such a situation we begin smashing Krulevitz and John ·show spot. He rallied Thursday minority group students that you're taking out several black teachers and pulling in several white to talk about love - love from to beat Hagey ,'~:i-7, 7~, 6-3. Uoyd, 6-2, 6-3. teachers he knows for the most part that whoever comes in will have a tougher time and the kids will the person to the animal and Dibley needed a bit of luck to In Thursday's singles match__jbe-love that Is returned from have a ~ugher time," Silverman said. es, Lutz , rated the loth best keep his match with Armistead the pet to the owner. player in I!Je nation, had an Neeley of Tampa, Fla. from COLUMBUS - WILUAM HOY, 74, OF RT. l, NEW STRAITSVILLE, Ohio, Thursday was bound Everybody has love to'give and easY time over Joaquin Loyo- going into three sets. The over to a federal grand jury on three moonshine related charges following his arrangement before U. a need to receive love arw:la dog Australian edgled Neeley with S. Magistrate Mark Abel. Hoy, who was released on his own reCognizance, was arrested on July 23 for or cat often fullfills that need two tie-breakers, 7~, 7~. best with the lonely." Teacher, of San Doe go, made possession of an unregistered distillery, possession of mash fit for ·distillation and possession of unPlace said the most common today's quarter-finals by up- taxed whiskey . Major League Results abuse of pets occurs when Aui!Jorities said they confiscated 68 gallons of bottled whiskey, 640 gallons of fermented mash, By United Press International setting eighth-seeded Tom money is scarce and the owner National League Leonard of Hollywood, Caill., 150 gallons of unbottled whiskey and 300 jugs in the raid on the 20-gaUon still, in a raid on Hoy's treats the pet and the veteri(1st game, 10 inns .) property July 22. Authorities said the stiU was one of the biggest ever raided In Ohio. New StrailsviUe Chcgo 10 1 001 010 3- 7 14 o 6-2, 6-2. narian as luxuries. NY 0012001000- .4111 Stewart, of Goose Creek, is known as the ''Moonshine capital of the world.'' Stone , Frading (7) , Zamora "It is the owner who notices WASHINGTON - \N EMERGENCY ORDER WAS ISSUED by the Federal Railroad Ad· (7), Hooten (8) , Dettore (10) Tex., stopped NCAA champion ministration Thurs~ay t~ stop all freight and passenger train service over 67 miles of Penn Central the pet has been injured or has and Ste lma szek, Mitterwald (7) ; Apodaca. McGraw (7) , John WhiUinger of Stanford become ill but puts off, until it . M111er ( 10) and Gro te WP- University, 6-3, 7..S, and track between Chicago and Louisville. The order was issued after an inspector found 1,329 defects over the 67 miles of track, located at is too late, the trip to the doctor Hooten <<1 -10) LP- McGraw (1 51 HRS ' ....!.... ' Milner (16t h), Kamiwazumi, one of Japan's who is the owner who doesn't Morales ( 11th ), Garrett {8th ) top players, heat Ray Barth Of various places along Penn Central's 419-mile segment of main line which is used for frelght and deserve his animal," said passenger service. The unsafe track conditions were apparently the cause of ac-cidents involving two -' Los Angeles, 7~. 3~. 6-2. Ond game I Place. "It is the owner who Amtrack passenger trains within the past four months. Ch iC8QO 000 110 100- 3 5 1 s~ys he wiU wait until after the N ew York 000 001 000- 1 6 1 Ma tor League Leaders EAST CLEVELAND, OHIO - FIRE CHIEF ROBERT K. HARRIS said Thursday an overturned LaRoche, Zamora (6) and By united P.ess International candle caused a fire that killed four children in a blaze at their home when it ignited a pile of "a cation, -until after the golf Swisher , Sadecki. Al(er f7) and ~:~~~~::1 ~~~=~~ newspapers. Rene,l2 ; Debrah, 7; Lainont,6; and Anthony, 5,all the chtldren of Mrs . Margaret Rose, match or until after the Dyer. WP-LaRoche (2 3) L P - Sadeck i ( 4 -5) HRs- Jones • · ab r. h. pet. died in the fire early Wednesday morning at their 2'h story frame home. Eight of their brothers and television show." (11th) . Garr,Atl 104 437 63 160 .366 Zisk , P i t 94 332 48 101 .322 sisters were also injured in the fire . Montreal 200 01 0 001 - 4 7 1 Sm ith . SIL 95 338 49 108 .320 MAN, W.VA. - "EVERYTHING STARTS FROM TODAY," said Robert Mitchem of Crites, due Phil a • 015 ooo oox - 6 a 2 1 1 ~~ - ~ ~ ~ to receive approximately $65,000 as his family's share of the $13.5 million out-<lf-court settlement M cA nall y , Carrithers (3), g~~X;;,~n ~~ ~~~ ~j T!)rrez (5), Murray !Bl and Bcknr ,LA 92 369 49 116 .314 stemming from the Buffalo Creek disaster. Mitchem and other plaintiffs in wrongful death and Foote , Twitchell (6 - ::J) and 1 1 ~~ _ 5g damage sults against Ute Pittston Co . held a mass meeting Thursday in this Logan County town, the Boone LP - McAnaiiY (6 -131. ~anst~·:t~~ 1 ~; ~~~ ~~ HRs Unser (7thl, Fairly Gross. Ho 100 360 so 112 .311 day settlements in the case were finalized in U.S. District Court in Charleston. SUCCESS STORIES {1J1h). Brock, ~.'.!;.~lco3: 0Le~"gu~" ·310 Checks to the 645 plaintiffs - survivors of the 1972 flood disaster which claimed at least 125lives ( 11 •nns.l g. ab r·. h pet .. - were to he handed out here today. The Mitchems had their home destroyed when a coal mine St Louis 000 002 000 03- S 11 0 "They Overcame 1 1 Pitsbrgh 100 100 000 00- 2 8 1 ~~~;;:,'~. ~l ~~~ ~; ~; impoundment owned by Buffalo Mining Co., a Pittston subsidiary, flooded the hollow where they Hearing Loss" Randle, Tx 98 322 46 :~~ lived. "Everyone here bas spent the last two years thinking about what they would do after today," M cGlot hen , Folker s (10) and 805 h 1 : : ~;~ ~~ Simmons ; Brett , Giusti 1111 6itza.c 95 . 318 said Mitchem. "Well, today's' here. Now we all have to step back and really dectde about and Sangulllen WP-Folkers Sc ott, Mi l 103 390 52 12 1 310 th' " F ree Booklet especlal j y . (4 1 ). LP-GiuSfl (54). 310 every mg . Stantn , Ca l 74 277 36 8 ' MeR a, KC 92 324 45 100 309 WASHINGTON - U.S. DISTRICT COURT JUDGE John J. Sirica is ready loinnpose sentence on prepared to encourage San Diego 000 001 000- 1 6 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ ;~ ~!: ~: ~g~ : ~g~ star Watergate witness John W. Dean IIIbut he is faced with the dilemma of a defendant and a ' Americans of all ages who Los Ang 201 000 SOx- 8 10 1 Spli lner . Gerhardt (7) , Hardy P in1e1, N v as 323 42 98 .303 prosecutor who think he should wait just a while longer. Sirica scheduled sentencing today for Dean suffe r from un~orrected or (7), Laxton (B) and Kendall : ' Home Runs . he 'd . , . ' untreated heanng loss to Downing , Mar sh all (7) and Na,ional Leilgue : wynn, L A the blond, 35-year old former Whtte House COWlsel who has come Pres1 ent NIXon schief accuser. ' I seek help. Yeager . WP - Down lng ( 4 -5) 24 , Sc; hmidt , Ph il 23 ; Cedeno , But Dean's lawyers have asked him to delay it in case the White House tapes show Dean was not LP-S plllner (5-7) HR s- Lope s ~oou 22 • Bench and Perez, em a major 'part of the covef-up conspiracy after aU. Immediately after Sirica announced on Tuesday he Well -known celebrities from {3rdl, <;r 1aw tor d (6th ) all walks of life tell their ~merican League · o At ten . would sentence Dean today, Dean's lawyers asked for a postponement until they - or at least the Cinci 200 020 212- 9 9 3 personal stories of triumph 7 2 ; Mayoerry KC and, ·)U dg e - had ac han~ to revtew . 64 secre!White House Ia pes theSupreme Courthas or dere dN'lXOn I o Jackson. oak 19 ; ,Burroughs San Fran 000 304 000- 7 11 1 Ch• in their field s because they T Carroll, Borbon {6 ), Ha ll Tex 18, Br iggs, Mil 17 surrender for the cover-up trial to begin Sept. 9. And Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski agrees overcame their hearing ( 7), C.Carrol l 18) and Bench , Niltion~rns L~:~~=: In Cedeno, sentencing should be delayed at least until a jury is chosen artd sequestered in the cover-up trial next impairment Williams, Sosa (7), Bryant ( 9} ;;g Polly 's Pointers Social Notes - Krulevitz needs upset over Riessen - 104 attended long.Bottom BAHR CLOTHIERS BAKER FURNITU·RE ' ' �..- ! POMEROY POMEROY TRfNITY Rev w H Perrin , pastor Roy Mayer. Sunda y school supt ChUrch sdtoo t, 9 •1S am , worsh ip service , 10 211 i!ll m Youth choir rehearsal. Mon day , 3 JO p m under direct tOn of Mary Sk•nner . sen ior choir rehearsal. 7 30 p m , Thursday with Mrs Paul .. N~ese , director t'UMEROY CHURC.t.L OF THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberr.r Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday schOOl 9 30 a m Gle., McClung , supt mornm ~o worsh1p , 10 30 a m , even ing service, 7 30 , mtd week ser ' vice. Wednesday 7 JQ p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth , rector Ct)urcn servtces , 10 JO am , Holy coi'Tlmunion ftrst Supday of mon1h church school 10 30 a m for nur sery th rouqh l2 POMERO Y CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ferrell Gron.nger pastor Btble school, 9 30 a m , worsh lp , JO 30 a m , adu l t r • •• • • • •• • •• '• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • ·- '• ' • • ~ worship serv •ce end vovng people ' S; meet mg . 7 30 p m Comb •ned !;l1bl e- study and praye-r meetmg . Wednesday 7 30 p m THE $jl\ l VAT I ON ARMY -. En'tloy Ray W W lntng . off icer In charge Sun<tay , 10 am , Holiness meetmg , 10 30 am , Sunda y School Young Peop le 's L~ l on 7 p m , Thursday 1 to 3 p rn , Laches Home Le ao ue 7 p m , Prep Ci &s.::.t:s ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner S.econd and Sycamore Sts , Po meroy , the Rev Willi am M 1ddleworth , pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m church ser v1ces. 10 30 a m U I • SACRED HEART Rev Father Jo hn Nadum p.as.tor Phone 992 2825 Saturday even ing Mass. , 7 30 e.:_m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 am Conress lons , Saturday , 7 1 :JO p m POMEROY FIR.Sl BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pallor WIII Jam Wah1 n. Sun day s.chool supt Sunda '!chool , 9 30 a m 8YF, 6 p n Bible study , Wednesday , .. p m , cho i r practice , Wednesday , & 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N HOLINESS CHURC H Hi!!~r iiSOnvrtle Rev 0 OeH Manley Pastor Henry Ebl in Sund.,y Sc hool Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg worSh iP 7 JO p m Prayer an(i Pra1se senu:e, Thursday , 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev George Oder pastor Sun day school , 9 45 am mornmg preach tng, 11 am t>vangei Jst•c serv1ce 7 :10 p m P raye r mee tmg Thursday 7 30 o m POMEFiO¥ Wt:!ll !I IDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St - Loren T Stephens. evange lis t phone 992 7856 Conservative no n In strumenta l Sunday worship 10 am B 1ble study , 11 am , worsh 1p 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non den om mat10nal) Langsvtlle Dexter Road the Rev Worley Haley , pastor Sunday school 10 a m , evening worshtp , 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng. luesday , 1 30 p m you th group , Fr 1day 7 30_p m Syracuse News, Society BYJEAN W Mr and Mrs I •nry 4elfert, Dayton was recentlv 1\lth the latter 's slstor-In-law, Mrs . Amy Eynon and Keith Mr a"d Mrs Howard K Parker and son of Morgan City, LowSiana spent two weeks 1 with his parents, Mr and Mrs Herbert Parker Robert Cunmngham, Athens, spent a recent evemng at the homes of Mr and Mrs James Teaford, Mr and Mrs. Sampson Hall and Mrs Janice Lawson and David Ted Leb!lw spent a week w1th hiS grandmother, Mrs Sadie Thuener while his parents vacationed In Clncmnatl Weekend VISitors of Mr and Mrs. Charles Blake were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Blake, Kenny and Susan of Parma, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Howard Teaford, Granville, spent a recent Swulay with Mr and Mrs. James Teaford, Mr and Mrs. Sampson Hall and Mrs Janice Lawson and David Mr _and Mrs. Charles Nease, Diana and Gregory spent a few days at Toledo with Mr and Mrs. Don Pickens and family , Accompamed by the Pickens ~.family they motored to DetrOit and on to Canada where they visited the Bobalou Island Amusement Park Mr and Mrs Ronald Ross, Wellsville, viSited recently w1th the latter ' s aWlt, Mrs Amy Eynon and Keith Mrs John Re1tm1re visited Saturday w1th her parents, Mr and Mrs George Grueser Mrs Lawrence Diddle v1s1ted recently m Wellston w1th her mother, Mrs Cynthia Slavens Mr and Mrs Henry Me1fert were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Sm1th and family Mrs Elva Dalley entertamed recently at her home with a birthday dmner hononng her daughter, Mrs James Pape Those attendmg were Carl Autherson, Long Bottom; Ray Autherson and daughter and Miss Lonme Lanmng, Newark and Mr and Mrs James Pape and daughters, local Others calling at the home were Mrs Thomas Fitch and daughter and Mrs Betty Wa1d and daughter, Portland; Mr and Mrs Pat Autherson, Ronald Allen, J erry Dalley, LUcille Allen and Mr and Mrs Pat Autherson, Newark, Mr and Mrs W1ll1arn Swam, Manetta; Opal Diddle, Racme and Freda M1ddleswart, Portland Mr and Mrs James Teaford and Mrs Janice Lawson and D~v 1d have returned from a v~cahon tr1p to V1rgm1a Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson spent a week s1ghtseemg near Stanton, Mo Among places they visited were Meramac Caverns, The Onondaga and Six Flags at St. Louis, Mo Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crow and daughter, Becky, have returned home from a ten day vacation at Myrtle Beach, S C Miss Nancy Crow spent ten days with her grandmother, Mrs. James Swart Helen and Isabel Simpson took Gretta Simpson to Spencer, W Va and spent the day w1th Mr · and Mrs Solon Butcher Gretta remained and accompanied Mr and Mrs Butcher and Julia Butcher to Cleveland spending the week with Mr and Mrs Jerry Butcher. Mr and Mrs. Bill Lake, Lon and Sean, of COiwnbus and Mr and Mrs A J Gould of Marietta spent SUnday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs Otto Lohn and Mrs . Margaret Houdashelt were l(llests of their niece, Mrs Alma Gordon and family at Groveport Mr _ and Mrs. Kyle Stump ilnd mother, Mrs. Clara Roush of Akron came to spend a week at Mrs. Roush's home here and vialt Milia Vera Beegle Mr and Mrs I"rank Krautter of Gallipolis were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Marcaret Houdasbelt. Mr. 111d Mrs. Rush Philson, Erlcll and Sarah, Dre spendmg 1 week with relatives In Weslfleld, New Jersey Mr. and Mrs- Frank Cleland lllld Mn. Ivan Powell, Ivanna and Lari, !IPiftt tho weekend in New Plllladelpbla, Pa. Mr. Melvin RIIIIe returned to O!lambul after ipelldlng ten =~Ill Mr. IJid Mrs. Roy ... a-1 Shi!Ck of Mlaml, ......... week wtlh Mr. and ....... llrdl. U. L11N If PIIOin'•• Ariz. ............ lftlllplrtnll, Jfr, IIIII Mn. Uale)' Hart. Jlln. ldDa Rluprlcht, Epgene and Cmdy, and Phyllis Harvey of Toledo VISited Mr and Mrs Edison Brace. Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson visited Mr and Mrs Larry Bllcher at Monroe, M1ch and also a friend, Franklm Harns, at St LoUis, Mo recently Momca and Janelle B~rch of Bellevue are VISiting their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Elza Birch and Mrs Emma Salser Guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley were Mr and Mrs Dale Ball and children on Saturday and Mr and Mrs Clarence Turley and Mr and Mrs Bill Hudson and Dceama, all of St. Albans, W Va Mr and Mrs Blythe Theiss visited theu- son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Vernon Harnson at The Plams, Saturday Mr and Mrs Dale Srruth, Mr and Mrs Otto Lobo and Mrs Margaret Houdashelt spent Sunday m Belpre Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross and Ray of Colwnbus spent the weekend w1th Mrs Frankie Ne1gier and other relatives The Almanac By United Press lnt~rnatlonal Today is Friday, Aug _ 2 the 214th day of 1974 with 151 to follow The moon 1s full The mornmg stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn The evening star Is Mars those born on this date are under the sign of Leo American actress Myrna loy was born Aug. 2, 1900. On this day in history· In 1858, the first street letter boxes for mail collection were installed in Boston and New York In 1934, Adolf Hitler proclaimed hlmseU as Germany's absolute dictator upon the death of President Paul von llladenburg In 1968, a major earthquake rocked Manila, principal city of the PhUlpplnes, . killing 307 penon a. '5EVENTH DAY ~0 VENTIST Mulberry He lghh f'omeroy PallOr Gtrard Seton Sillbbath school everv Saturday at 2 p m and worS.h i P serv1ce· roHowtno at 3 IS p m Open 8 i blt d•5ruS!iJOn 1 30 p m at iht ch urch e"ch Thursdey GRAHAM UNITED METHODUT Preaching 9 JO a. m , fn·st and' second Sundays of each month. th~rd and fourth Sundays •ach month , worsh ip servJct at 7 30 p m Wednesd ,h evenings at 1 30, Pr"rer and Bi ble Study FlflST SOUTHERN SAP TIST '282 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy affiliated with S 8 C fhe Rt"V Fred H ill pastor Troy Zwilling Sunday school supt Sunday unoo 9 30 am , morn ing worShiP 10 30 Sunday evangeliSti c m eetmg ~ 7 JO p m Prayer m eet1ng Wednesday , 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST -. Corner Fourth and Ma i n Middleport Rev Henry Key, Jr , pastor Sun day School 9 30 11 m Mrs Erv1n Baumgard ner, supt , Morn1ng worship , 10 45 1 m JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES larry Carnahan , pres 1d1 ng mm1ster Sunday B1b le lee l ure, 9 30 a m , Watch tower st udy 10 30 a m , Tuesday , • Bi ble study , 7 30 p m , Thurs day , ministry school 7 30 p m service meeting 8 30 Pm MIDDLEF'ORT CHURCH of Chnst ln Chrlst1an Union La wren ce Manley, pntor, Mrs Russell Young , Sunday S"hool Su pt Sun day Sc hool 9 JO am Even in g worsh ip , 7 30 Wednesday pra yer meetmg , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra cine Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy , pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 45 a m , morning worsh IP 11 a m evenmg worship , 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m , Young peoples meeti n g, 7 30 D m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Stxth and Palmer the Rev St eve Skag gs pastor Danny ThO mpson Sunday school supt WMPO rad io program 7 45 am Sunday school , 9 15 am m ornmg worShip , 10 15 am Yo uth activ1t1es and fellowship f or I UniOr and sen1o r tJigh students 6 p m Bi ble study 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serv1ce Wednesday , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , Middleport. 5th and Ma1n Geor ge Glaze mln1ster James Sheets, superintendent Bible school , 9 30 a m , mornmg worship , 10 30 am evening worshiP 7 30 p m , prayer service 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole , pastor Floy d Carson, Sunday School supt Su nday school 9 30 am mor n ing worsh 1p, 10 30 a m Sunday evang el tSI IC meet1ng 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Secon d Ave , Middleport Lesley G Holt, pastor Sunday school 10 a m worshiP ser vice , 11 " m , worship serv ic e, 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday mght prayer serv1ce , 7 30 THE UNITED PRES · 18 Y T E RIA N MIN IS TRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dw1ght L Zavttz, Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School , 9 30 am Mrs Homer Lee s.,.pt , Morning Worship , 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Ch ur ch School. 9 30 a m John F Fultz , SUDt , Morn 1ng Worsh1p 10 JO a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh1p 9 am , Sunday Church School , 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Hall Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Phtl1 1p Whitley pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh1p service 7 p m Prayer meet1ng Wedn esday , 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bot tom Estll Hart, pastor Roy Brown, ass1stant pastor Sunday school. 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg, prayer meet ing , 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave , the Rev Wi lliam Kn11tel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sunday School Supt Classes for all ' ages evening service , 1 30 p m Bible study , Wednesday , 1 30 p m , youth serv1ces , Friday, 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Mid dleport. Noel Herrman, pastor Saturday even i ng serv1ce , 7 p m Sunday School 10 a m • Sunday even1ng worsh1p , 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D•rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev . CarlE Hicks Rev o. wm Sydenstrlcker CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Wolshlp, j a m , Church School, 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh ip , 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh i p , 10 30 am , Church School 9 15 a m , UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m , Church School 9 a m UMYF630pm ,' MIODLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumverntr HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m • UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 1.5 a m , Church School 10 a m , UMYF 7 pm SALEM CENTER - Wor ship 9 am Church Sc hool 10 am , UMYF ThUI"Sday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R ich1rd E JtrYIS A$8URY Worship 11 11 m , Church School 9 SO e m wscs , 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m , WSCS , 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m • Church School 9 1!1 m , wscs. Jrd Monday, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Sch ool , 9 30 a m , worship serviGI, 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wlllon Rev Lnry Pollnt Rev How1rd Shl'tleltv BETHANY ( oorcu, Wqrshlp , 9 30 a m , Church School H) 30 a m CARMEL Worship, 11 a m , ht and 3rtl Sundays , Church School 10 a m APPL€ CROVE - Sundoy school , 9 30 a m , worship , first and third Sunday, 7. 30 p m , prayer mett lng , Wed ne&dey, 7 30 p m Fellowship supper, first Saturday , 6 p m U M w second lueaday , 1 30 pm EAST LITART Sundoy school, 9 30 am ~ worship , second end fourft) Sunday 7 30 P m , prayer mutll'lg , Wed • nesday . 7 30 p rn • U M W • m l trst Wednnda¥. 7 30 WESLEYAN tAac tte) Sund•v J.Chool , 10 a m , worship 11 a m Bl ble study . Thvrsdav . 7 p m , choir pracUce, Thur-sday . I p m • fellow sh ip supper first Wednudey, 6 JO p rn , U M w lourth Monday , 1 p m r, GREAT 8EHO - worSh ip II • m , 2nd and Ath Sundays, Church School , 10 11 m LETART FALLS - Worsh ip, 10 a m , Church school , 9 a m , Bible stud.., , 1 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worship 9 JO a m , Church SChOOl 10 30 a m , Mld Week Service, Wednl$dly , 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh •P ll a m , lst ana 3rd Sundays , Church School , 10 am PORTLAND - WorSh ip 7, 30 p m , Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worthip , 11 a m 2nd and •th Sunda liS Church School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rn Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 am , Church School 9 am , Pra..,er Meeting , Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church services , 9 a m , Sunday School 9 •s a m Bible Study every Thunsday , 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor ship 11 a m , Church School 10 om ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunday , prea ching at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meet ing 7 45 p m Wednesday wscs , 8 p m on th1rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE .-- Sunday sch oo l, 9 30. preaching , 1 30 p m Sunday , prayer meet ing, 7 30 p m Tuesday , WSC S, 7 30 f irst Thursday ea ch month SILVER RIDGE - Worship 10 a m , Church SchOo l , 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh i p 9 am , Ch ur ch Sc hool , 10 a m kENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder 1c k, supt Service weekly , 9 30 11 m on Sunday Preac hing first and th ird Su nday s of monfh by Clifford Sm lth, 9 :JO a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN !ON - Darrell Doddrli l pastor Sunday School , 9 30 am , Leonard Gilmore , first elder . evening service , 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The Rev Char les Hand , pastor Sunday sch oo l. 9 45 am morning worsh i p , 11 am Even1ng serv1ces , Tuesday and Fr1day. 7 30 BEAtfWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bib le Study , 9 30 am mornmg worsh i p 10 30 am evening worsh i P 6 30 p m Wedne sday B1ble Study , 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School , 10 a m with Willard P/g otf, supt Evangei1St1c message each Sunday even 1ng, 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl 1ne J!lmlster of the Apostolic Faith Bible Stu dy , Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv 1ce , 10 am , Prayer meettng Th~rsday , 1 p m , Sunday even1ng service , 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom eroy HarriSOnv il le Road . R1c k Morr ison , pastor Sunday sc hool supt , Steven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am , morn1ng worshtp and comm un1 o n 10 30 am Sunday evenmg youth Chn st1an Endeavor , 6 30 p m worsh 1p serv.ce Sunday, 7 30 p m , Wednesday even 1ng prayer meetmg and B1ble study , 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Ptne Grove the Rev Arthur Combs , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , church serv1ces , 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School , 9 30 am morning worShJp, 10 30 am Sunday evenmg WorSh ip Service . 7 30 p m , choir pract1ce Sunday and Wed nesday , 7 p m , prayer meet1ng and Bible Study Wednes<:~ay, 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norns, pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv•ce, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School, 9 30 a m Mornmg WorShip 10 30 a m Evenmo Worsh1p 7 30 p m Wednesday M id Week Serv ice Sunday School Super i ntendent , Gerald Wells Pastor. Rev MOrr i S M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B1kacsan. pastor . Ronnie Salser , S S Supt Sunday School, 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 am , Sunday evenmg worsh i P 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng B ible Study , 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Leton Glasure , pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m youth and ]Un1or youth service , 6 45 p m even ing worsh1p 1 30 p m , prayer and pra 1se . WednesdaY r.l..J!t~ ____,. SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday Sc hoo l, 10 am, Leon M llli!i r , supt Even1ng serv1ce, 7 30 p m , Prayer meet i ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHESTER" "C~ITRCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf l eld pastor Sunday School , 9 30 a m , worship serv tce , 11 a m , e'tlen/ng serv ic e, 7 prayer servi ce and youth se.rylce , Wednesday 7 o m lANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am Roy Stgma n , su pt , morning worsh i p, 10 JO, Sunday evenmo serv 1ce, 7 30 M i d week service , Wednesday , L1.0_D m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re v Lawrence Bleck , pastor Bob Moore , Sunday School Supt, Sunday School , classes tor all ages, 9 30 am morn ing worsh i p 10 45 NYPS Sunday. 6 30·p m , evangelistic service. Sunday, 7 30 p m Mld week prayer meet 1ng , Wednesday, 7 30p m , M i ssionary meeting , second Wed'lesday , 7 30 p m iililTED FAfTH NON- DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Smith , pastor SundfY school , 9 30 a m J class leader , Leo Hill , worsh i p service. 10 30 a m , church , 7 30 p m E OEN UNITED IREl' RREN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Howard McCoy supt , Morning sermon, 11 a m , Sunday night Ser'tllces Christian Endea\'tr, 7 30 p m • • Song service 8 p m .. Preaching 8 30 p m , Mid 1 week Prayer meeting , Wed nesday , 7 p m , Ray Adami, tay leader CHU.CH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located •t Rutland on New Lima Road, nt:d : to Forest Acre Park, Rev Ray Rouse , pes tor , Robert Musltr, Sunday School supt Sunday school, 10 30 a m , worshiP 7 30 p m Bible study , Wed ntsd•v. 7 •30 p m Saturday nlaht prayer service, 7 30 p m HBMLOCK OROV • CHRJSTIAN - Roger Watson , Ptstor , R•v Whaley. t\lpt , Mornfng worthlp, 9 · 30 am , church school, 10 JO a m ; young PI'Dple't meeting , 6 30 p m ; tvtAing worship, 1 30 p m Biblt stud)', Wtdneadey, 1 30 p m MT . UNION IAPTtsT Rttv Cecil Coll. pestor . Sundey SthOOI tupt , Joe Sayre Sun day tchool , ' 4.5 • m J Sunday tvenlnct wor&h lp, 7 30 Weodnesday prayer 1nd Bi blt sludy , 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLA I N!l CHRISTIAN CtiURCH Eugene Und.,rwood , paston Howard Caldwctll , Jr , Sunday School Supt , Sunday Schi)OI, 9 30 a rl'\ , Morn ing Sermon, 10 JO am , Sund ay e-vening service 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr is, pastor , Fiord Norr is. supt Sunday St::hool , 9 JO 11 m , morning nrmon, lO 30 111 m • Prayer serv tce, Wednesday, 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Smith, pa1tor Sunday School. lO e ,m , Arth ur Henson, Supt 1 Morning Worsh ip, 11 am , Young Peopl• ' s service , 7 p m , Evening service . 7 30 p m wednesday M ld - Wctek Prayer Se r vice . 7 30 p m You th meettng, 6 30 p m , Evrnlng worsh i p , 7 30 p m • lui people sit on foncos And faithful """"'"' .,._ qutttlon. Juvenile delonquency is the aftermath of fen~-olttlng) FREEDOM GOSPEL _MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gi uesencamp , pastor Roger Wilfred , Sr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , sunday evenmg worsh1p 1 30 Prayer meetmg , Tuesday 1 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meetmi;l Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter , leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , Russell Spencer, supt , worshiP serv1ce , 10 45 am , e'tlen ing worsh 1p atternat 1ng w1tt: c E at 7 30 p m on Sun day Prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter. pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m worsh lp servIce 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Braley , Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 JO a m worshiP serv1ce and com mun 10n 10 30 a m youth meet 1ng 6 p m Sunday even1ng servtce 7, regular board meet ing , t hird Saturday, 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School, 9 30 am WorshiP service 11 am , Wednesday prayer meet1ng , 7 30 p m Sund5y night worship , 7 30 p m RUTLANO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm , Jr pastor Sunday' School , 9 30 a m , Morn 1ng worship 10 30 am , Young people's service, 6 45 p m , Ev5ngei1Stic service , 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service , 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday 3.fh0<!1, 9 }9.~. even ing .!iOrshln 7 30 Thursday even1ng prayer service. 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST - S•c ond and Pomeroy Sts , Stan cra1g , pa.stor Sunday schooli 9 45 a m , worship service . 1 a m , train i ng union, 6 30 P m , evenlno worsh ip service , 7, 30 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Mlller St, Mason . w Vi! Sunday Bible Study 10 am , Worsh i p 11 111 m and 7, p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , W51ter Cloud Sunday school. 9 4.5 a m • worship strvlce, 11 1!1 m and 7 30 p m Wee-kl y Bible study, Wedntsday, 7 30 pm ' MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St , M110n, W Ve Chtster Tennent, pntor Sunday school , 10 e m , morn. lng worahip, 11 a m • tvangellstlc urvlce, 7 30 j:l m 8lblettudy end prayer serv ice , Wtdnlldey , 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrlltlln Union The Rey WilHam Campbtll, P.llfor sunday School , ' 30 ~ m • James Hvghts, supt ; evening urvlce, 7 30 p m Wtdnesdey evenlnu prayer rnett i J'Q, 1 30 p m Youth pray•r serviu each Tuesday . FAIRVIEW 1 30 p m . cealio;:'onzo 3, Merv Griffin 4, Mister Rogers 20. JJ, Big Hogan's He•oes 13, - News 3, • · 8, 15, ABC News 13, S..ame 51 20, T•uth"' Con • 6 , Behind the Lines 33 6 ' ~ -i~_ac News 3. •· 15, ABC NowS6 , CBS News 8, 10, Room 22 ' 7·00- Truth or Co11$tq 3; 8eot the Clock 4, Ne".,s o, 10 What's MEIY l11ne? 8, Aviotlon Weather 33 , Wild Kingdom 13 i Spy 15 20 no. Nneriall l lbl4 SoOety · Porter Wagoner l , New Treesure Hunt 10 ; Beat the f ;:g- ="7'°• j Sunday Matthew 7.21-27 to h b nny Carson 3. -4, 15, Mission Impossible 6 Un .. :~.~~~~estl!' LBioodtc' Sweat ond Tears In Concert 8. Movie Monday • os ont lnent" 10. Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 , Wide World In Concert 12 30 13 - Deuteronomy 5.12·15" Tuesday II Corinthians -4:6-11 Wednesday Mork 2:23-6:6 Thursday 1 OOTa-k MFI dn lght Special 3. 4, Movie " The Flying Serpent" 10 e 1ve 1or LUe 15 ' 2 00 - News 13 ~ 00 30 - Movle " Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " 4 - Mov ie " Forever My love" 4 SATURDAY, AUG 3, 1174 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 ~ ~ - ~ Afield 13, Christopher Closeup 10. TV Classroom 8 Tfor Everyone 6 . Treehovse Club 8, In Touc h 13 Fa-lth 1un or oday 10, lnternattonal Zone 4 7 3FO- Sesame St 20 , Saturday' s Report 3, Osmonds 13 Farm Galatiant 1:1-11 Friday Exodus 19:2-6 Saturday ront 4, Speedracer 6 , Speed Buggy 8 , Treehouse Club 10 8 OOB - Jake' s Place 6, L1dsvdle 3, 4, 15 , Bugs Bunny 13 Ha 1r ear Bunch B, lassie 10 8 :10 15- SaYogb i' s Gang 13 , Mister Rogers 20 Addams Fam 1ty 3 4, 1 8, Popeye 10, Edward Saunders 6 ' rna 9:'00 - SeEmergency Plus 3, 4, 15, Super Fr iends 6, 13 , Mov 1e 10 , same 51 20 9 JO - inch High Private Eye 3, 4, 15 Romans a • Martian 8, 10, Sigmund & The Sea Mon sters 3, 4 15 10 30 - Gooberan_d The Ghost Chasers 6, 13 Pmk Panthers 3 4 15, Zoom 20 , Jeann ie B. 10 ' & Costello 8, Sesame St 20 4, 15 11 30 - Josle & The Pussyca ts in Outer Space 8, 10, Butch Cassidy 3, 4, 15 , Mlsston Mag1c 6 , 13 12 00 - Elec Co 20, Jetsons 3, 4, 15 , Pebbles and Samm Bamm 8, 10, Movie "Lost In Space' 6, 13 11 00 - Brady Krds 6, 13, Abbotl Speed Buggy 10 , Star Trek 3, 12 30 - Fat Albert 8, 10, Go 3, 4, 15 1 00- Children's Film Festrval 8, 10, Man from UNCLE 4 lassie 15, Perry Mason 3. American Bandstand 6 13 1 30- TBA 15 ' Copyright 191.f k1l1ter Advert111"8 5e,...Jce StrubutJ,. VlrJinll 2 00 - Soul Traln6, V1ewpo1nt 8 Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15, Women's Pro Tennis 13, M.ovte " Wyoming Renegad~s ' : 10 2 iS- Baseball 15, 3, 4 2 30 - Arthur Sm lth S - 3 30- Movie "Slaves of Babylon " 10 4 00 - The Naturalists 33 , Other People, Other Places 6 NFC Champ1onshlp Games 6 , Wo r ld of Su rv tva l 13 4 30 - Sewing Skills Tallor~ng 33 5 00 - Petticoat Junction 3. Wrestling s , W1de World of Sports 6, 13, Death Valley Days iO , Sale ot the Century 4 Washington Debates 10, /1( Bit Wrth Knit 33 let's Grow a Garden 33. Champtonshtp F1shtng 10 World Survival 4, New Dating Game 3 S 30 - 700 E Ma1n HEINERS BAKERY Dlal992-2101 AMEN 1 - H. +++ Dear HelenI've never understo<><l why Identical twins resent each other and refuse to dress alike, be together, etc. My mother did not make my twin and me dress alike or act 6 00 Brilliant play opponent's fault The Store with A Heart Phone ~49 3342 Racine GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dlal992 3284 Middleport NORTH INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE • •Q 10 86 ., 86 • J3 4K8642 Minor Repair$ & Tune-up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992-2~ WEST ' Buick Ponllac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam Sf Ph 992 2174 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949 9591 Ractne For Soturdoy, Aug 3, 1914 ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 19) SAGITTARIOUS (Nov 23Dec 2H Don t try to catch up Don I try anylhJng today that could be too much of a stra•n on you phySICally Some o l your muscles may not be up to on ell lhe thlngs you ve left un~ done around the house Th1s IS a day When you should be tak - ,, 109 It easy CAPRICOR"' TAURUS (Aprol 20-Moy 20) One of your pals has a shght ChiP on h1s shoulder but h•s bark 18 much worse than hiS b+te Don I take his commen t$ lo heart AQUARIUS (Jon 20-F"' 191 GEMIHi (May 21 -June 20) II Someone IS go1ng to try to sell you somethmg you don 1 need Th1s person ts c apable 6f put · t1ng on a lot of pressure so be you want othe rs to do things lor you be sure 10 use terms they won I feel are too bossy else you II get resistance rn stead care ful PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 CANCER (June 21 -July 221 A temperamental compan1on IS 1n an argumentative mood and w ill be took1ng lor somethmg to grumble about regarding your relat1onshJp You Will be tempted lo retort m a sharp manner to one who thmks he s nghl about every lhmg he says Even though he s wrong Iorge! 11 LEO (Jul~ (Oec 22 - Jan 1 8} The ijiCld tongue o l an acquamlance could cut you to the Quick II you take h1s cnt1c · 1Sm 10 heart Cons1der the source fass It etl 23-Aug 221 7 1 8 News 3 4 15, Zoom 33 Beverly HJIIbJIIIes 8, News 6, Reasoner Report 13 Movie " Desert Hall ' 10 00 - Hee Haw 6 , a Catch 33, 33. Lawrence We lk 4, 13, 15, Thr lilseekers 3 30 - Bobby Goldsboro 3, Course of Our T1mes 33 00 - All m the Family 8, 10 Partr1dge Family 6 13, Book Beat 33, Mov1e '' Han ky Tonk" 3, 4, 15 30 - MASH 8, 10, Hollywood Telev1ston Theatre 33 MovJ e " Death Squad" 6, 13 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8, 10 , Movie "The Girl on the Late Late Show" 3, 4 15 , Movie 'Sally of the Sawdust" 33 ' 10 00 - Barnaby Jones 8 O..Ven Marshall 6, 13 Playboy Bunn y Pageant iO II 00 - News 3, 4, S, 10, ABC News6, 13, Midnight Specral15 11 15 - MovJe ' CultoftheCobra"6, News 13 11 30 - Movie ' How I Spent My Summer Vacation" 3 "Silver Crty" 4, " Reach for Glory" 8, "The Legend ol Lylah Cla•e" 10 , 1' Sec:ret of the Blue Room " 13 , Janakl33 Speakeasy 6 Mov1e Secret of the Chateau" 13 15 - Mov1e ' Bangt Bangt You ' re Dead" 4 30 - News 13 00 - Movte ' Bnde of Vengeance" 4 45 - Mov1e " Racketeers of the Range " 4 00 - Peyton Place 4 1 2 3 4 All -~ ~~ ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 411 Exploit 1 Swedish DOWN wine 1 Sour measure ! - T 5 MiBtreat 3 Fragrance 11 Center 4 Banillbed 12 Fonn a 5 Wretched· tholight 13 E3teemed nell I, European river 7 Grassy public figure U Bumed ground Greek 8 More Ceres punotual 17 Acted as 9 Become guide precipitous 18 Beer 10 Prepared 19 Boatswain's ensUage whistle 18 Pup20 Some 19 RemonZl Arrow strated 22 Stone22 Arab 15 paving Someone IS go1ng to make a comm1 tmenl on your behalf You wont know abou l 11 unl1l 1! s too late You II be angered but you II honor the o bll gatJon VIRGO (Aug 23 -Sept 221 Aug 3 , 1974 You re a btl too sho rt - tern pered today for your own good espec 1ally where someone wants you to change plans to su1t her Th1s year will lind you took1ng for r)e w ways to put your mdney to work for you Some oppo rlun itles fo r tn11es tment WJII be a\lallable Screen each one very carefully LIBRA (Sept 23 -0ct 231 4Qt095 Keep safety f1rst 1n mmd when work. 1ng w1th tools today If JJfJ11~)1ll: ® tk.t -~t.J -L ,_. Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ord•nary words b I I II ITHOREXI One letter simply •lands for another. In Ibis sample A II used for the three X.'s, X for the two O's, etc Sinal• Jetton, apo•..-ophea, the J en!llb end Jonnatlon of the wordo ll'e aU h1nls Each day 1he code letters are dllferent. I I , IWEEYAL! ' 0 SUCH MEAl CAN'i BE: COOKE-D VeRY WE-LL CRYPTOQUOTES Now arranre the eircled letten to form the surpnse answer, as I I I ~====~~=-=~~~~~~:··~~~~~·:•t:oo~bytheabovec~n. K: ] -~Prillt=tlle=.:SI==R-=ANSW!R=Itert==-__JI ' 1 - r xr x J (Anlwen tomorrow) l'Mierday'• Jumble& BEFIT FEIGN HELIUM INTONE FOR VELLDU IPUADRU GOY i. East-West vulnerable ,. Pass South 2• Pass 4• Pass Pass Pass Openong iead- K'r BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90's Bread I C C<AN HARDLY YOU t !T'5 TH I~ H~AR TI<ANSATLANTI C LINE IJO DOUBT' ' Ph 992 3030 T HEY ~E ~ z- By Oswald & James Jacoby 11 N1ce play, partner," satd West. "When you gave South SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E MaIn Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Ph 992-2178 GAULS MARKET a ruff and diScard, you cooked hiS goose " South had ruffed the sec· ond heart, drawn trumps with three leads and led a diamond toward dummy's Jack East had won With the kmg and led a third heart This gave South a chance to ruff 10 either hand and discard m the other, but 1t also left h1m no way to score 10 tncks It was bnlhant play by East, but South gave h1m hiS chance when he pulled trumps South had two ways to make h1s contract, but neither mvolved early trump " "'"--" r··- ruffmg South needed to do first lme would ~e to set up dummy's clubs He would MARK VSTORE Lov ls W Osborne SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill All DOctors' Prescrlptjons 992 2955 Pomeroy Chester, Ohto Meigs County Branch THE AtHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy Ph 992-31163 DUDLEY'S TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second Sf Middleport, 0 46 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0. GENE'S BODY SHOP 808W Main Ph 992 5271 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT "' Nationwide lnsuronce Co of Columbus, 0. 307 Spring Aw Pomeroy Olal992-2318 Racine Ph. 949-5772 KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, JNC. The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph 992-7034 MooiJ end Groceries Syracuse, 0 • Ph 11'12 3986 concede two d1amond tr1cks The other hne was to go nght after d•amonds He would lose lncks to the ace and kmg and then ruff a low amond before drawmg trumps and takmg the rest or the tricks BEN FRANKUM STORE IN ~WSPitPEH ~NTERP~ISE Attend the Church of Your Cholet Ph. 992-3m Pomeroy RIDENOUR SUPPLY SADIE'S MARKET kmg, ruff a club, enter dummy w1th a lrump, ruff another club, lead h1s last trump to dumlny's queen, draw West's last trump and eventually "The Friendly Folks'' Pomeroy, Ollio Groceries & General Merchandise Furnilurear!d H..-dwaro Homellt. S.ws Ph 9a5-3301 Chntor .. 'lOUR. - cash h1s ace and dummy's POWELL'S SUPER VALU : ASSN I rz:a;J:~ •!a~~:::J The b1ddrng has been Norlh 2 Soulh t. Pass ~ Pass ? You, Soulh hold .r\Q654 'rAQ&H+A 0•2 WHAT HAPPENT TO CALEB, PAW ? HE NEVER PAID DOC PRITCHART FER THAT, GOLD TOOF HE GOT FOUR 'I EARS AGO ~- OKA'! ~ERE CO.\\ES TH ~ @ ~GG I!: I What do you' do now? MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supptln-Giflo 99 Mill St. Middleport NEW YORK llOTHING HOUSE Kerm'a Korner Kermit Walton Fomarov ELFUAPLX UD GPXAU VAOTUOYUDL Yelllerda)"s Cryptoquole: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR ONI!j TO TEACH O'OiERS WHO CANNOT TEACH InS OWN F AMTT -V -IYINFIIr.JliS An1wer II'H yours from way back - THINE • East MDWO ' IELUPLX PU - X.H. A95432 North (abbr.) AXYDLBA.r\XR lo LONGFELLOW • AKJ97 West Item 35Wlre DAIL"!-' CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: SOUTH ID) •' • • Ph 992 2550 • run !RABOX + K8 +QI0652 4A7 25 African dry spot %8 - mining 23 GB881e's members euphoria 32Flrlng pin • 33 Winter from 32 Curtain ornaments 34 Producing vinegar 36 Shade of blue 37 Abandon; forsake 38 Noble Italian family 39 Deer horn .4 4J3 Boulogne, Paris 311 FW with block u_ Free" %5 Economize 26 Kitchen' need Z7 Unfertlle 28 Belslau city 31 Suffered DICK TRACY LI'I'TLI: ORPH.r\11 23 ObvlOWt %4-de 241 'IJ Middleport Middleport btl too sertously A temper flare -up w111 spotl the !un for everyone Lilias , Yoga and You 33 , News 8. News 3, 4, In the Know Ll'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'I + A974 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 N 2nd You re apt to take an)' games you re playtng tor pleasure a Dear Happy: Perhaps the key to twin eompatlbillly Ia Ia the ny ....-. treat them. Since youro viewed you uln41YIG!at.- not boll of a setH you felt free to enjoy the l!dvantasa olloot.alllee. RICbl ? 2 'I KQ!07 Middleport, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Hov 221 <:onfused. The advantaeet' We- arsllld ovw 'l!llo bH 1ht 1*-t clothes. In fact, we aeldtm ltllll!d, lllt'e lhoupllllllllldl aJ1kt - HAPPY TO BE A TWIN EAST • 532 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Cookmg out or 1 don t throw too many coals on the hre 6 30 - 6 RACINE FOOD MARKET alike She encouraged us to be lndlv1duals. Yet after we got old enough to cboose, we wanted to II one or us went shopping, one would often bring home the same dre811 for the other - who loved 11. We discovered we Ulought and reacted the same, many times Now, at m1ddle age, "e live in different CltieJI, llut we still buy matdling clothes to glve ~ gltt.s It's been fun looking alike, and the drawbacko (like double whippings al school, or double doses or medicine at home) are children 10, A Look at the Book 15 12 45 1 00 - WIN AT BRIDGE Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy Grow Old Aloq wllb Me ... Dear Helen : My mother, sadly enough, Lvi 't getting better as she gets older No one can say "boo" but what she teUa you about a time ';'ben something about "boo" happened in her We - and we've probably heard It a dozen times before Her best friend ill her doctor and nothing pleases her more than lor him to lind a hangnail or something equally Bimple so she can tell her friends about it She keeps the name of the latest ailment near the telephone so she can brag about It I have a copy of the foliDwing in my bedroom, so that 1 at age 50, won't fall into thi.! pattern as years go on· Perhaps you :ll prmt It as a warning to otber eldel'll • A Pnoyer for Thooe Who Grow Older Lord, thou knowest better than I know myself that I am growrng older, and will some day be old Keep me from the fatal habit of thmklng that r must say something on every subject and on every occasJon. Release me from the craving to try to straighten out everyone's affairs. Make me thoughtful, but not moody, helpful, but not bos, y. With my vast store of wiBdom, It seems a pity not to use it all but Thou knoweat, Lord, that I want a few friends left at the end Keep my mind free from the recital of endless details Give me wmgs to get to tbe pomt. Seal my Ups on my aches and paUlS They are mcreasmg, and love of rehearsmg them IS becommg sweeter as the years go by. r dare not ask grace enopgh to enJoy the tales or others' pams, but help me endure them with Jllltlence . I dare not ask lor Improved memory, but for a growing humility and a lessenmg cocksureness when my memory seems to clash With the memory of others Teach me tbe glorious leoaon that occasionally r may be mistaken • Keep me reasonably sweet; I do not want to be a sam! some of them are so hard to live with - but a sour old person IS one or the crowning works of the devil. Give me the abllity to see good things In unexpected places, and talents In unexpected people. And give me the grace to tell them so! - ANONYMOUS 8 3 00- Dusty 's Tra1113 , Kate Smtth 6 , M ov 1es ' Hey There . l's Yogi Bear " 8, "The Wild Ra cers" 13 W1th the hope 1t will, m some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good 1n family and cotnmun1ty life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MEIGS TIRE CENTER By Helen Bottel 10 00 - Elec Co 20 , Lassie's Rescue Rangers 6, 13, M y Favonte 5:6-11 Inc ~ ' Clock i3, Hollywood SQuares 4, Concentration 8. To Tell the a ~ruth 6; You Owe II to Yourself 20 , Boblqulvarl33 - Doll;:')!i:nd :"'!l~i Weshln~fon Rev iew 20, J3f'slx Million Your HI! Por~de · a IOo High choot football Classic 4, 15, Brion Keith J; Gooct Times 8, 10, Wall Street Week 20 33 Mo-l ~rpiece Theatre 33, 20, Movie " Ka leidoscope :. 3 Ml:e~ 10 .. e Legend of lylah Clare" 8, " Because You'r~ 9- 30 - Odd Couple 6 i3 10 00 T ' 10-30 011 ~·hjl · News 20, Conflicts of Horry s Truman 33 s Week 20 , Day AI Night 33 , 11 00 -:._ NJ~s 3, •· 6, B , IO, 13, 15 , Avlatfon Weather 20 . Janakl33 11 30 5(1lplw1H S.IKtH ly IIlLI! CHURCH, Letart 1 W Vt , Rt 1, A::ev George Hosct'llr. pntor sunc:t•v School 9 30 t m Prayer lnd Bible study 1 30 p m CottiQI Preyer service Tuesday , 10 1 m Worship Servlc:t, Thurlday, '" 7 · 30 - OF HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Neville pastor Sunday Sc ho ol 9 30 a m , Morntng serv1ce. 10 30 am , youth serv1ce, 6 45 p m , Evangellsh c serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday , 1 30 p m '«. :·~v,c;;:,~:~"o!~~:u~·: ~~land 6, Bonanza 15 1 Jackpot &c:: ric Company LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rec 1ne Road William Roush , pastor Denny Evans, Sunday Sch oor Director Sunday School , 9 30 a m , Morning worship , 10 JO a m Sunday evening service 1 p m Wednesday evenmg praver services , 1 30 p m BETHLt:t1t:.M a~-tt'li:tJ Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Worsfnp service 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday school. 10 30 a m B1bie study and pray er se rv tce, 7 30 p m Thursday Kingsbury R08a - -sunday sc nool , 9 30 a m , Ralph carl, supt WorShip serv1ce, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles pastor OLb~ DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Franc 1s Sunday school supt Sunday schoo l 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert ' Wyatt , pastor , Sunday Sc hool supt, Ro11ald Osborne, Btble Sc hool , 9 30 am , preachmg 10 4-S a m Evening services 7 30 p m .. •u together In CHURCH CHRIST • 00 - Mr cartoon 3; SOmerset 15. Seteme St JJ , Tattletales ~~~·~o& Yogi 6, I Dream of JeannlelJ ; Movie " The Lonely ; ·: ..~~~s~~ ~~:Vrf"'g• Lodge 20. The Church 1s fot the fgmily Religious lnstruct•on ancl m•pirorlon ore foundations of the home. Llve...-growlng or mature- gain d~redion only with commftmenf, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T im Russe l l, m1n1ster Norman C Wil l. Sund5y school supt , Sunday school 9 30 a m worship serv1ce, 10 JO a m , Bib le study, Wednesday , 1 30 p m JESUS ' , • Helen Help Us. • • Flt!DAY, ouguol2, lf74 . tallgious community. CHESTER CHURCH OF REORGANIZED •• lives to God We hove 0<1tilved tho day whon"lath.,. and mothon sent their children to Sunday School without accopti"ii theor own rightful rospon11bolitloo ond opportuni~" in the or- Television Log · J deeply influenced by hi• parents' commitment of their own THE NAZARENE ~ Rrv Herbert Gl'ate , pastor War ship service. 11 a m end 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc~ool, 9 JO a m R lchl!lrd Barton, su pt Prayer mertlng , Wed nesd(ly , 7 30 p m BRAD8URY CHURCH OF CH RIST Clifford Smith, m inister Sunday School 9 30 5 m , morning church 10 30 1!1 m , Sunday evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ice , 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckley, pa st o r Lloyd Wright. Sunday schoo l supt Sun day school, 9 30 a m 1 morn lng worshIP 10 30 a m , even1ng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr 1st1an Youth Crusade , 6 30 p m Cho1 r practice Thursda y J p m OF .,- , Our children, trulling tho lovo and wisdom of tholr parents, respect even our mdtddon. ... But the moral and rfllglous gro""" ol ove<y child II loon tho FAMILIES who worship ond church. 7- Thil O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Au~ !. i974 •• A- Jull ~td lwo heort1 Thill lo a one NUid ForN. You can •how toolllre"'lh lss!er TODA Y'8 QIJEIITION Your partner jumpo lo rour hearll. Whol do you do now' Answer Tomorro\111 \ ' �..- ! POMEROY POMEROY TRfNITY Rev w H Perrin , pastor Roy Mayer. Sunda y school supt ChUrch sdtoo t, 9 •1S am , worsh ip service , 10 211 i!ll m Youth choir rehearsal. Mon day , 3 JO p m under direct tOn of Mary Sk•nner . sen ior choir rehearsal. 7 30 p m , Thursday with Mrs Paul .. N~ese , director t'UMEROY CHURC.t.L OF THE NAZARENE Corner Union and Mulberr.r Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Sunday schOOl 9 30 a m Gle., McClung , supt mornm ~o worsh1p , 10 30 a m , even ing service, 7 30 , mtd week ser ' vice. Wednesday 7 JQ p m GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth , rector Ct)urcn servtces , 10 JO am , Holy coi'Tlmunion ftrst Supday of mon1h church school 10 30 a m for nur sery th rouqh l2 POMERO Y CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ferrell Gron.nger pastor Btble school, 9 30 a m , worsh lp , JO 30 a m , adu l t r • •• • • • •• • •• '• • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • ·- '• ' • • ~ worship serv •ce end vovng people ' S; meet mg . 7 30 p m Comb •ned !;l1bl e- study and praye-r meetmg . Wednesday 7 30 p m THE $jl\ l VAT I ON ARMY -. En'tloy Ray W W lntng . off icer In charge Sun<tay , 10 am , Holiness meetmg , 10 30 am , Sunda y School Young Peop le 's L~ l on 7 p m , Thursday 1 to 3 p rn , Laches Home Le ao ue 7 p m , Prep Ci &s.::.t:s ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner S.econd and Sycamore Sts , Po meroy , the Rev Willi am M 1ddleworth , pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m church ser v1ces. 10 30 a m U I • SACRED HEART Rev Father Jo hn Nadum p.as.tor Phone 992 2825 Saturday even ing Mass. , 7 30 e.:_m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 am Conress lons , Saturday , 7 1 :JO p m POMEROY FIR.Sl BAP TIST - Robert Kuhn pallor WIII Jam Wah1 n. Sun day s.chool supt Sunda '!chool , 9 30 a m 8YF, 6 p n Bible study , Wednesday , .. p m , cho i r practice , Wednesday , & 30 p m POMEROY WESLEYA N HOLINESS CHURC H Hi!!~r iiSOnvrtle Rev 0 OeH Manley Pastor Henry Ebl in Sund.,y Sc hool Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenmg worSh iP 7 JO p m Prayer an(i Pra1se senu:e, Thursday , 7 30 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Rev George Oder pastor Sun day school , 9 45 am mornmg preach tng, 11 am t>vangei Jst•c serv1ce 7 :10 p m P raye r mee tmg Thursday 7 30 o m POMEFiO¥ Wt:!ll !I IDE CHURCH OF CHRIST 200 W Mam St - Loren T Stephens. evange lis t phone 992 7856 Conservative no n In strumenta l Sunday worship 10 am B 1ble study , 11 am , worsh 1p 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH ( non den om mat10nal) Langsvtlle Dexter Road the Rev Worley Haley , pastor Sunday school 10 a m , evening worshtp , 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng. luesday , 1 30 p m you th group , Fr 1day 7 30_p m Syracuse News, Society BYJEAN W Mr and Mrs I •nry 4elfert, Dayton was recentlv 1\lth the latter 's slstor-In-law, Mrs . Amy Eynon and Keith Mr a"d Mrs Howard K Parker and son of Morgan City, LowSiana spent two weeks 1 with his parents, Mr and Mrs Herbert Parker Robert Cunmngham, Athens, spent a recent evemng at the homes of Mr and Mrs James Teaford, Mr and Mrs. Sampson Hall and Mrs Janice Lawson and David Ted Leb!lw spent a week w1th hiS grandmother, Mrs Sadie Thuener while his parents vacationed In Clncmnatl Weekend VISitors of Mr and Mrs. Charles Blake were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Blake, Kenny and Susan of Parma, Ohio. Mr and Mrs Howard Teaford, Granville, spent a recent Swulay with Mr and Mrs. James Teaford, Mr and Mrs. Sampson Hall and Mrs Janice Lawson and David Mr _and Mrs. Charles Nease, Diana and Gregory spent a few days at Toledo with Mr and Mrs. Don Pickens and family , Accompamed by the Pickens ~.family they motored to DetrOit and on to Canada where they visited the Bobalou Island Amusement Park Mr and Mrs Ronald Ross, Wellsville, viSited recently w1th the latter ' s aWlt, Mrs Amy Eynon and Keith Mrs John Re1tm1re visited Saturday w1th her parents, Mr and Mrs George Grueser Mrs Lawrence Diddle v1s1ted recently m Wellston w1th her mother, Mrs Cynthia Slavens Mr and Mrs Henry Me1fert were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Tom Sm1th and family Mrs Elva Dalley entertamed recently at her home with a birthday dmner hononng her daughter, Mrs James Pape Those attendmg were Carl Autherson, Long Bottom; Ray Autherson and daughter and Miss Lonme Lanmng, Newark and Mr and Mrs James Pape and daughters, local Others calling at the home were Mrs Thomas Fitch and daughter and Mrs Betty Wa1d and daughter, Portland; Mr and Mrs Pat Autherson, Ronald Allen, J erry Dalley, LUcille Allen and Mr and Mrs Pat Autherson, Newark, Mr and Mrs W1ll1arn Swam, Manetta; Opal Diddle, Racme and Freda M1ddleswart, Portland Mr and Mrs James Teaford and Mrs Janice Lawson and D~v 1d have returned from a v~cahon tr1p to V1rgm1a Racine Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson spent a week s1ghtseemg near Stanton, Mo Among places they visited were Meramac Caverns, The Onondaga and Six Flags at St. Louis, Mo Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crow and daughter, Becky, have returned home from a ten day vacation at Myrtle Beach, S C Miss Nancy Crow spent ten days with her grandmother, Mrs. James Swart Helen and Isabel Simpson took Gretta Simpson to Spencer, W Va and spent the day w1th Mr · and Mrs Solon Butcher Gretta remained and accompanied Mr and Mrs Butcher and Julia Butcher to Cleveland spending the week with Mr and Mrs Jerry Butcher. Mr and Mrs. Bill Lake, Lon and Sean, of COiwnbus and Mr and Mrs A J Gould of Marietta spent SUnday w1th Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris Mrs. Dale Smith, Mrs Otto Lohn and Mrs . Margaret Houdashelt were l(llests of their niece, Mrs Alma Gordon and family at Groveport Mr _ and Mrs. Kyle Stump ilnd mother, Mrs. Clara Roush of Akron came to spend a week at Mrs. Roush's home here and vialt Milia Vera Beegle Mr and Mrs I"rank Krautter of Gallipolis were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Marcaret Houdasbelt. Mr. 111d Mrs. Rush Philson, Erlcll and Sarah, Dre spendmg 1 week with relatives In Weslfleld, New Jersey Mr. and Mrs- Frank Cleland lllld Mn. Ivan Powell, Ivanna and Lari, !IPiftt tho weekend in New Plllladelpbla, Pa. Mr. Melvin RIIIIe returned to O!lambul after ipelldlng ten =~Ill Mr. IJid Mrs. Roy ... a-1 Shi!Ck of Mlaml, ......... week wtlh Mr. and ....... llrdl. U. L11N If PIIOin'•• Ariz. ............ lftlllplrtnll, Jfr, IIIII Mn. Uale)' Hart. Jlln. ldDa Rluprlcht, Epgene and Cmdy, and Phyllis Harvey of Toledo VISited Mr and Mrs Edison Brace. Mr and Mrs Frank Hudson visited Mr and Mrs Larry Bllcher at Monroe, M1ch and also a friend, Franklm Harns, at St LoUis, Mo recently Momca and Janelle B~rch of Bellevue are VISiting their grandparents, Mr and Mrs Elza Birch and Mrs Emma Salser Guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turley were Mr and Mrs Dale Ball and children on Saturday and Mr and Mrs Clarence Turley and Mr and Mrs Bill Hudson and Dceama, all of St. Albans, W Va Mr and Mrs Blythe Theiss visited theu- son-m-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Vernon Harnson at The Plams, Saturday Mr and Mrs Dale Srruth, Mr and Mrs Otto Lobo and Mrs Margaret Houdashelt spent Sunday m Belpre Mr and Mrs Clyde Cross and Ray of Colwnbus spent the weekend w1th Mrs Frankie Ne1gier and other relatives The Almanac By United Press lnt~rnatlonal Today is Friday, Aug _ 2 the 214th day of 1974 with 151 to follow The moon 1s full The mornmg stars are Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and Saturn The evening star Is Mars those born on this date are under the sign of Leo American actress Myrna loy was born Aug. 2, 1900. On this day in history· In 1858, the first street letter boxes for mail collection were installed in Boston and New York In 1934, Adolf Hitler proclaimed hlmseU as Germany's absolute dictator upon the death of President Paul von llladenburg In 1968, a major earthquake rocked Manila, principal city of the PhUlpplnes, . killing 307 penon a. '5EVENTH DAY ~0 VENTIST Mulberry He lghh f'omeroy PallOr Gtrard Seton Sillbbath school everv Saturday at 2 p m and worS.h i P serv1ce· roHowtno at 3 IS p m Open 8 i blt d•5ruS!iJOn 1 30 p m at iht ch urch e"ch Thursdey GRAHAM UNITED METHODUT Preaching 9 JO a. m , fn·st and' second Sundays of each month. th~rd and fourth Sundays •ach month , worsh ip servJct at 7 30 p m Wednesd ,h evenings at 1 30, Pr"rer and Bi ble Study FlflST SOUTHERN SAP TIST '282 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy affiliated with S 8 C fhe Rt"V Fred H ill pastor Troy Zwilling Sunday school supt Sunday unoo 9 30 am , morn ing worShiP 10 30 Sunday evangeliSti c m eetmg ~ 7 JO p m Prayer m eet1ng Wednesday , 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTIST -. Corner Fourth and Ma i n Middleport Rev Henry Key, Jr , pastor Sun day School 9 30 11 m Mrs Erv1n Baumgard ner, supt , Morn1ng worship , 10 45 1 m JEHOVAH ' S WITNESSES larry Carnahan , pres 1d1 ng mm1ster Sunday B1b le lee l ure, 9 30 a m , Watch tower st udy 10 30 a m , Tuesday , • Bi ble study , 7 30 p m , Thurs day , ministry school 7 30 p m service meeting 8 30 Pm MIDDLEF'ORT CHURCH of Chnst ln Chrlst1an Union La wren ce Manley, pntor, Mrs Russell Young , Sunday S"hool Su pt Sun day Sc hool 9 JO am Even in g worsh ip , 7 30 Wednesday pra yer meetmg , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Ra cine Route 2 the Rev James M Muncy , pastor Sunday schoo l. 9 45 a m , morning worsh IP 11 a m evenmg worship , 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg Tuesday 7 30 p m , Young peoples meeti n g, 7 30 D m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Stxth and Palmer the Rev St eve Skag gs pastor Danny ThO mpson Sunday school supt WMPO rad io program 7 45 am Sunday school , 9 15 am m ornmg worShip , 10 15 am Yo uth activ1t1es and fellowship f or I UniOr and sen1o r tJigh students 6 p m Bi ble study 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serv1ce Wednesday , 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST , Middleport. 5th and Ma1n Geor ge Glaze mln1ster James Sheets, superintendent Bible school , 9 30 a m , mornmg worship , 10 30 am evening worshiP 7 30 p m , prayer service 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Cole , pastor Floy d Carson, Sunday School supt Su nday school 9 30 am mor n ing worsh 1p, 10 30 a m Sunday evang el tSI IC meet1ng 7 30 p m prayer meet1ng Wednesday , 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Secon d Ave , Middleport Lesley G Holt, pastor Sunday school 10 a m worshiP ser vice , 11 " m , worship serv ic e, 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday mght prayer serv1ce , 7 30 THE UNITED PRES · 18 Y T E RIA N MIN IS TRY OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dw1ght L Zavttz, Pastor D1rector HARRISONVILLE Sunday Church School , 9 30 am Mrs Homer Lee s.,.pt , Morning Worship , 10 30 a m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Ch ur ch School. 9 30 a m John F Fultz , SUDt , Morn 1ng Worsh1p 10 JO a m SYRACUSE Morning Worsh1p 9 am , Sunday Church School , 10 a m , Mrs Sampson Hall Supt RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD - Phtl1 1p Whitley pastor Sunday school 10 a m worsh1p service 7 p m Prayer meet1ng Wedn esday , 7 30 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Near Long Bot tom Estll Hart, pastor Roy Brown, ass1stant pastor Sunday school. 10 a m , Church 7 30 p m each Sunday evenmg, prayer meet ing , 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL - Th1rd Ave , the Rev Wi lliam Kn11tel, pastor Ronald Dugan, Sunday School Supt Classes for all ' ages evening service , 1 30 p m Bible study , Wednesday , 1 30 p m , youth serv1ces , Friday, 7 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Mid dleport. Noel Herrman, pastor Saturday even i ng serv1ce , 7 p m Sunday School 10 a m • Sunday even1ng worsh1p , 7 p m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert T Bumgarner D•rector POMEROY CLUSTER Rev . CarlE Hicks Rev o. wm Sydenstrlcker CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 15 a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Wolshlp, j a m , Church School, 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh ip , 11 a m Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worsh i p , 10 30 am , Church School 9 15 a m , UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m , Church School 9 a m UMYF630pm ,' MIODLEPORT CLUSTER Rev Robert Bumverntr HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 a m , Church School 9 30 a m • UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Worsh ip 9 1.5 a m , Church School 10 a m , UMYF 7 pm SALEM CENTER - Wor ship 9 am Church Sc hool 10 am , UMYF ThUI"Sday , 7 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Rev R ich1rd E JtrYIS A$8URY Worship 11 11 m , Church School 9 SO e m wscs , 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m , WSCS , 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 pm MINERSVILLE - Worship 10 a m • Church School 9 1!1 m , wscs. Jrd Monday, 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Sch ool , 9 30 a m , worship serviGI, 7 30 p m SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev Steven Wlllon Rev Lnry Pollnt Rev How1rd Shl'tleltv BETHANY ( oorcu, Wqrshlp , 9 30 a m , Church School H) 30 a m CARMEL Worship, 11 a m , ht and 3rtl Sundays , Church School 10 a m APPL€ CROVE - Sundoy school , 9 30 a m , worship , first and third Sunday, 7. 30 p m , prayer mett lng , Wed ne&dey, 7 30 p m Fellowship supper, first Saturday , 6 p m U M w second lueaday , 1 30 pm EAST LITART Sundoy school, 9 30 am ~ worship , second end fourft) Sunday 7 30 P m , prayer mutll'lg , Wed • nesday . 7 30 p rn • U M W • m l trst Wednnda¥. 7 30 WESLEYAN tAac tte) Sund•v J.Chool , 10 a m , worship 11 a m Bl ble study . Thvrsdav . 7 p m , choir pracUce, Thur-sday . I p m • fellow sh ip supper first Wednudey, 6 JO p rn , U M w lourth Monday , 1 p m r, GREAT 8EHO - worSh ip II • m , 2nd and Ath Sundays, Church School , 10 11 m LETART FALLS - Worsh ip, 10 a m , Church school , 9 a m , Bible stud.., , 1 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR - Worship 9 JO a m , Church SChOOl 10 30 a m , Mld Week Service, Wednl$dly , 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor sh •P ll a m , lst ana 3rd Sundays , Church School , 10 am PORTLAND - WorSh ip 7, 30 p m , Church School 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worthip , 11 a m 2nd and •th Sunda liS Church School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rn Robert Meece Rev Stanley Brandum JOPPA - Worship 10 am , Church School 9 am , Pra..,er Meeting , Wednesday 8 p m LONG BOTTOM - Church services , 9 a m , Sunday School 9 •s a m Bible Study every Thunsday , 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor ship 11 a m , Church School 10 om ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunday , prea ching at 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meet ing 7 45 p m Wednesday wscs , 8 p m on th1rd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE .-- Sunday sch oo l, 9 30. preaching , 1 30 p m Sunday , prayer meet ing, 7 30 p m Tuesday , WSC S, 7 30 f irst Thursday ea ch month SILVER RIDGE - Worship 10 a m , Church SchOo l , 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worsh i p 9 am , Ch ur ch Sc hool , 10 a m kENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Freder 1c k, supt Service weekly , 9 30 11 m on Sunday Preac hing first and th ird Su nday s of monfh by Clifford Sm lth, 9 :JO a m HOBSON CHRISTIAN UN !ON - Darrell Doddrli l pastor Sunday School , 9 30 am , Leonard Gilmore , first elder . evening service , 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac1ne Route 2 The Rev Char les Hand , pastor Sunday sch oo l. 9 45 am morning worsh i p , 11 am Even1ng serv1ces , Tuesday and Fr1day. 7 30 BEAtfWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - Bib le Study , 9 30 am mornmg worsh i p 10 30 am evening worsh i P 6 30 p m Wedne sday B1ble Study , 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School , 10 a m with Willard P/g otf, supt Evangei1St1c message each Sunday even 1ng, 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Cl 1ne J!lmlster of the Apostolic Faith Bible Stu dy , Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday school serv 1ce , 10 am , Prayer meettng Th~rsday , 1 p m , Sunday even1ng service , 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom eroy HarriSOnv il le Road . R1c k Morr ison , pastor Sunday sc hool supt , Steven Stanley Sunday school 9 30 am , morn1ng worshtp and comm un1 o n 10 30 am Sunday evenmg youth Chn st1an Endeavor , 6 30 p m worsh 1p serv.ce Sunday, 7 30 p m , Wednesday even 1ng prayer meetmg and B1ble study , 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Ptne Grove the Rev Arthur Combs , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , church serv1ces , 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Bible School , 9 30 am morning worShJp, 10 30 am Sunday evenmg WorSh ip Service . 7 30 p m , choir pract1ce Sunday and Wed nesday , 7 p m , prayer meet1ng and Bible Study Wednes<:~ay, 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Freeland Norns, pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv•ce, 7 p m Wednesday Bible Study, 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday School, 9 30 a m Mornmg WorShip 10 30 a m Evenmo Worsh1p 7 30 p m Wednesday M id Week Serv ice Sunday School Super i ntendent , Gerald Wells Pastor. Rev MOrr i S M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Walter P B1kacsan. pastor . Ronnie Salser , S S Supt Sunday School, 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 45 am , Sunday evenmg worsh i P 7 30 p m Wednesday evemng B ible Study , 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev Leton Glasure , pastor Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 a m youth and ]Un1or youth service , 6 45 p m even ing worsh1p 1 30 p m , prayer and pra 1se . WednesdaY r.l..J!t~ ____,. SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST - Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday Sc hoo l, 10 am, Leon M llli!i r , supt Even1ng serv1ce, 7 30 p m , Prayer meet i ng Thursday 7 30 p m CHESTER" "C~ITRCH OF GOD Rev James Sat terf l eld pastor Sunday School , 9 30 a m , worship serv tce , 11 a m , e'tlen/ng serv ic e, 7 prayer servi ce and youth se.rylce , Wednesday 7 o m lANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Robert E Musser , pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am Roy Stgma n , su pt , morning worsh i p, 10 JO, Sunday evenmo serv 1ce, 7 30 M i d week service , Wednesday , L1.0_D m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Re v Lawrence Bleck , pastor Bob Moore , Sunday School Supt, Sunday School , classes tor all ages, 9 30 am morn ing worsh i p 10 45 NYPS Sunday. 6 30·p m , evangelistic service. Sunday, 7 30 p m Mld week prayer meet 1ng , Wednesday, 7 30p m , M i ssionary meeting , second Wed'lesday , 7 30 p m iililTED FAfTH NON- DENOMINATIONAL Rev Robert Smith , pastor SundfY school , 9 30 a m J class leader , Leo Hill , worsh i p service. 10 30 a m , church , 7 30 p m E OEN UNITED IREl' RREN IN CHRIST- Elden R Blake, pastor Sunday School 10 a m , Howard McCoy supt , Morning sermon, 11 a m , Sunday night Ser'tllces Christian Endea\'tr, 7 30 p m • • Song service 8 p m .. Preaching 8 30 p m , Mid 1 week Prayer meeting , Wed nesday , 7 p m , Ray Adami, tay leader CHU.CH OF JESUS CHRIST - Located •t Rutland on New Lima Road, nt:d : to Forest Acre Park, Rev Ray Rouse , pes tor , Robert Musltr, Sunday School supt Sunday school, 10 30 a m , worshiP 7 30 p m Bible study , Wed ntsd•v. 7 •30 p m Saturday nlaht prayer service, 7 30 p m HBMLOCK OROV • CHRJSTIAN - Roger Watson , Ptstor , R•v Whaley. t\lpt , Mornfng worthlp, 9 · 30 am , church school, 10 JO a m ; young PI'Dple't meeting , 6 30 p m ; tvtAing worship, 1 30 p m Biblt stud)', Wtdneadey, 1 30 p m MT . UNION IAPTtsT Rttv Cecil Coll. pestor . Sundey SthOOI tupt , Joe Sayre Sun day tchool , ' 4.5 • m J Sunday tvenlnct wor&h lp, 7 30 Weodnesday prayer 1nd Bi blt sludy , 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLA I N!l CHRISTIAN CtiURCH Eugene Und.,rwood , paston Howard Caldwctll , Jr , Sunday School Supt , Sunday Schi)OI, 9 30 a rl'\ , Morn ing Sermon, 10 JO am , Sund ay e-vening service 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr is, pastor , Fiord Norr is. supt Sunday St::hool , 9 JO 11 m , morning nrmon, lO 30 111 m • Prayer serv tce, Wednesday, 1 30 p m CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Smith, pa1tor Sunday School. lO e ,m , Arth ur Henson, Supt 1 Morning Worsh ip, 11 am , Young Peopl• ' s service , 7 p m , Evening service . 7 30 p m wednesday M ld - Wctek Prayer Se r vice . 7 30 p m You th meettng, 6 30 p m , Evrnlng worsh i p , 7 30 p m • lui people sit on foncos And faithful """"'"' .,._ qutttlon. Juvenile delonquency is the aftermath of fen~-olttlng) FREEDOM GOSPEL _MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev L R Gi uesencamp , pastor Roger Wilfred , Sr , Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , sunday evenmg worsh1p 1 30 Prayer meetmg , Tuesday 1 30 p m Ernest Deeter, class leader Youth meetmi;l Wednesday , 7 30 p m , Ernest Deeter , leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST Robert Shook , pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m , Russell Spencer, supt , worshiP serv1ce , 10 45 am , e'tlen ing worsh 1p atternat 1ng w1tt: c E at 7 30 p m on Sun day Prayer meetmg , 7 30 p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe , lay leader WHITE'S CHAPEL Coolvtlle RD Rev Roy Deeter. pastor Sunday school , 9 30 a m worsh lp servIce 10 30 a m Bible study and prayer service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m RUTLAND RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor V H Braley , Sunday school supt Sunday school , 9 JO a m worshiP serv1ce and com mun 10n 10 30 a m youth meet 1ng 6 p m Sunday even1ng servtce 7, regular board meet ing , t hird Saturday, 7 p m RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Sunday School, 9 30 am WorshiP service 11 am , Wednesday prayer meet1ng , 7 30 p m Sund5y night worship , 7 30 p m RUTLANO CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev Lloyd D Grimm , Jr pastor Sunday' School , 9 30 a m , Morn 1ng worship 10 30 am , Young people's service, 6 45 p m , Ev5ngei1Stic service , 7 30 p m Wednesday evening service , 7 30 p m MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL, George Casto, pastor Sunday 3.fh0<!1, 9 }9.~. even ing .!iOrshln 7 30 Thursday even1ng prayer service. 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST - S•c ond and Pomeroy Sts , Stan cra1g , pa.stor Sunday schooli 9 45 a m , worship service . 1 a m , train i ng union, 6 30 P m , evenlno worsh ip service , 7, 30 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, P 0 Box 487, Mlller St, Mason . w Vi! Sunday Bible Study 10 am , Worsh i p 11 111 m and 7, p m Bible Study Wednesday 7 p m , Vocal music FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- TIST - Corner of Second and Anderson , Mason Pastor , W51ter Cloud Sunday school. 9 4.5 a m • worship strvlce, 11 1!1 m and 7 30 p m Wee-kl y Bible study, Wedntsday, 7 30 pm ' MASON ASSEMBLY OF GOD - Second St , M110n, W Ve Chtster Tennent, pntor Sunday school , 10 e m , morn. lng worahip, 11 a m • tvangellstlc urvlce, 7 30 j:l m 8lblettudy end prayer serv ice , Wtdnlldey , 1 30 p m Phone 773 5133 HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST In Chrlltlln Union The Rey WilHam Campbtll, P.llfor sunday School , ' 30 ~ m • James Hvghts, supt ; evening urvlce, 7 30 p m Wtdnesdey evenlnu prayer rnett i J'Q, 1 30 p m Youth pray•r serviu each Tuesday . FAIRVIEW 1 30 p m . cealio;:'onzo 3, Merv Griffin 4, Mister Rogers 20. JJ, Big Hogan's He•oes 13, - News 3, • · 8, 15, ABC News 13, S..ame 51 20, T•uth"' Con • 6 , Behind the Lines 33 6 ' ~ -i~_ac News 3. •· 15, ABC NowS6 , CBS News 8, 10, Room 22 ' 7·00- Truth or Co11$tq 3; 8eot the Clock 4, Ne".,s o, 10 What's MEIY l11ne? 8, Aviotlon Weather 33 , Wild Kingdom 13 i Spy 15 20 no. Nneriall l lbl4 SoOety · Porter Wagoner l , New Treesure Hunt 10 ; Beat the f ;:g- ="7'°• j Sunday Matthew 7.21-27 to h b nny Carson 3. -4, 15, Mission Impossible 6 Un .. :~.~~~~estl!' LBioodtc' Sweat ond Tears In Concert 8. Movie Monday • os ont lnent" 10. Don Kirshner's Rock Concert 6 , Wide World In Concert 12 30 13 - Deuteronomy 5.12·15" Tuesday II Corinthians -4:6-11 Wednesday Mork 2:23-6:6 Thursday 1 OOTa-k MFI dn lght Special 3. 4, Movie " The Flying Serpent" 10 e 1ve 1or LUe 15 ' 2 00 - News 13 ~ 00 30 - Movle " Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick " 4 - Mov ie " Forever My love" 4 SATURDAY, AUG 3, 1174 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 ~ ~ - ~ Afield 13, Christopher Closeup 10. TV Classroom 8 Tfor Everyone 6 . Treehovse Club 8, In Touc h 13 Fa-lth 1un or oday 10, lnternattonal Zone 4 7 3FO- Sesame St 20 , Saturday' s Report 3, Osmonds 13 Farm Galatiant 1:1-11 Friday Exodus 19:2-6 Saturday ront 4, Speedracer 6 , Speed Buggy 8 , Treehouse Club 10 8 OOB - Jake' s Place 6, L1dsvdle 3, 4, 15 , Bugs Bunny 13 Ha 1r ear Bunch B, lassie 10 8 :10 15- SaYogb i' s Gang 13 , Mister Rogers 20 Addams Fam 1ty 3 4, 1 8, Popeye 10, Edward Saunders 6 ' rna 9:'00 - SeEmergency Plus 3, 4, 15, Super Fr iends 6, 13 , Mov 1e 10 , same 51 20 9 JO - inch High Private Eye 3, 4, 15 Romans a • Martian 8, 10, Sigmund & The Sea Mon sters 3, 4 15 10 30 - Gooberan_d The Ghost Chasers 6, 13 Pmk Panthers 3 4 15, Zoom 20 , Jeann ie B. 10 ' & Costello 8, Sesame St 20 4, 15 11 30 - Josle & The Pussyca ts in Outer Space 8, 10, Butch Cassidy 3, 4, 15 , Mlsston Mag1c 6 , 13 12 00 - Elec Co 20, Jetsons 3, 4, 15 , Pebbles and Samm Bamm 8, 10, Movie "Lost In Space' 6, 13 11 00 - Brady Krds 6, 13, Abbotl Speed Buggy 10 , Star Trek 3, 12 30 - Fat Albert 8, 10, Go 3, 4, 15 1 00- Children's Film Festrval 8, 10, Man from UNCLE 4 lassie 15, Perry Mason 3. American Bandstand 6 13 1 30- TBA 15 ' Copyright 191.f k1l1ter Advert111"8 5e,...Jce StrubutJ,. VlrJinll 2 00 - Soul Traln6, V1ewpo1nt 8 Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15, Women's Pro Tennis 13, M.ovte " Wyoming Renegad~s ' : 10 2 iS- Baseball 15, 3, 4 2 30 - Arthur Sm lth S - 3 30- Movie "Slaves of Babylon " 10 4 00 - The Naturalists 33 , Other People, Other Places 6 NFC Champ1onshlp Games 6 , Wo r ld of Su rv tva l 13 4 30 - Sewing Skills Tallor~ng 33 5 00 - Petticoat Junction 3. Wrestling s , W1de World of Sports 6, 13, Death Valley Days iO , Sale ot the Century 4 Washington Debates 10, /1( Bit Wrth Knit 33 let's Grow a Garden 33. Champtonshtp F1shtng 10 World Survival 4, New Dating Game 3 S 30 - 700 E Ma1n HEINERS BAKERY Dlal992-2101 AMEN 1 - H. +++ Dear HelenI've never understo<><l why Identical twins resent each other and refuse to dress alike, be together, etc. My mother did not make my twin and me dress alike or act 6 00 Brilliant play opponent's fault The Store with A Heart Phone ~49 3342 Racine GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dlal992 3284 Middleport NORTH INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE • •Q 10 86 ., 86 • J3 4K8642 Minor Repair$ & Tune-up Beech & Locust Middleport Ph 992-2~ WEST ' Buick Ponllac Opel G M C Dealer 500 E Mam Sf Ph 992 2174 ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949 9591 Ractne For Soturdoy, Aug 3, 1914 ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 19) SAGITTARIOUS (Nov 23Dec 2H Don t try to catch up Don I try anylhJng today that could be too much of a stra•n on you phySICally Some o l your muscles may not be up to on ell lhe thlngs you ve left un~ done around the house Th1s IS a day When you should be tak - ,, 109 It easy CAPRICOR"' TAURUS (Aprol 20-Moy 20) One of your pals has a shght ChiP on h1s shoulder but h•s bark 18 much worse than hiS b+te Don I take his commen t$ lo heart AQUARIUS (Jon 20-F"' 191 GEMIHi (May 21 -June 20) II Someone IS go1ng to try to sell you somethmg you don 1 need Th1s person ts c apable 6f put · t1ng on a lot of pressure so be you want othe rs to do things lor you be sure 10 use terms they won I feel are too bossy else you II get resistance rn stead care ful PISCES (Feb 20-March 201 CANCER (June 21 -July 221 A temperamental compan1on IS 1n an argumentative mood and w ill be took1ng lor somethmg to grumble about regarding your relat1onshJp You Will be tempted lo retort m a sharp manner to one who thmks he s nghl about every lhmg he says Even though he s wrong Iorge! 11 LEO (Jul~ (Oec 22 - Jan 1 8} The ijiCld tongue o l an acquamlance could cut you to the Quick II you take h1s cnt1c · 1Sm 10 heart Cons1der the source fass It etl 23-Aug 221 7 1 8 News 3 4 15, Zoom 33 Beverly HJIIbJIIIes 8, News 6, Reasoner Report 13 Movie " Desert Hall ' 10 00 - Hee Haw 6 , a Catch 33, 33. Lawrence We lk 4, 13, 15, Thr lilseekers 3 30 - Bobby Goldsboro 3, Course of Our T1mes 33 00 - All m the Family 8, 10 Partr1dge Family 6 13, Book Beat 33, Mov1e '' Han ky Tonk" 3, 4, 15 30 - MASH 8, 10, Hollywood Telev1ston Theatre 33 MovJ e " Death Squad" 6, 13 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10 9 30 - Bob Newhart 8, 10 , Movie "The Girl on the Late Late Show" 3, 4 15 , Movie 'Sally of the Sawdust" 33 ' 10 00 - Barnaby Jones 8 O..Ven Marshall 6, 13 Playboy Bunn y Pageant iO II 00 - News 3, 4, S, 10, ABC News6, 13, Midnight Specral15 11 15 - MovJe ' CultoftheCobra"6, News 13 11 30 - Movie ' How I Spent My Summer Vacation" 3 "Silver Crty" 4, " Reach for Glory" 8, "The Legend ol Lylah Cla•e" 10 , 1' Sec:ret of the Blue Room " 13 , Janakl33 Speakeasy 6 Mov1e Secret of the Chateau" 13 15 - Mov1e ' Bangt Bangt You ' re Dead" 4 30 - News 13 00 - Movte ' Bnde of Vengeance" 4 45 - Mov1e " Racketeers of the Range " 4 00 - Peyton Place 4 1 2 3 4 All -~ ~~ ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 411 Exploit 1 Swedish DOWN wine 1 Sour measure ! - T 5 MiBtreat 3 Fragrance 11 Center 4 Banillbed 12 Fonn a 5 Wretched· tholight 13 E3teemed nell I, European river 7 Grassy public figure U Bumed ground Greek 8 More Ceres punotual 17 Acted as 9 Become guide precipitous 18 Beer 10 Prepared 19 Boatswain's ensUage whistle 18 Pup20 Some 19 RemonZl Arrow strated 22 Stone22 Arab 15 paving Someone IS go1ng to make a comm1 tmenl on your behalf You wont know abou l 11 unl1l 1! s too late You II be angered but you II honor the o bll gatJon VIRGO (Aug 23 -Sept 221 Aug 3 , 1974 You re a btl too sho rt - tern pered today for your own good espec 1ally where someone wants you to change plans to su1t her Th1s year will lind you took1ng for r)e w ways to put your mdney to work for you Some oppo rlun itles fo r tn11es tment WJII be a\lallable Screen each one very carefully LIBRA (Sept 23 -0ct 231 4Qt095 Keep safety f1rst 1n mmd when work. 1ng w1th tools today If JJfJ11~)1ll: ® tk.t -~t.J -L ,_. Unscramble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square, to form four ord•nary words b I I II ITHOREXI One letter simply •lands for another. In Ibis sample A II used for the three X.'s, X for the two O's, etc Sinal• Jetton, apo•..-ophea, the J en!llb end Jonnatlon of the wordo ll'e aU h1nls Each day 1he code letters are dllferent. I I , IWEEYAL! ' 0 SUCH MEAl CAN'i BE: COOKE-D VeRY WE-LL CRYPTOQUOTES Now arranre the eircled letten to form the surpnse answer, as I I I ~====~~=-=~~~~~~:··~~~~~·:•t:oo~bytheabovec~n. K: ] -~Prillt=tlle=.:SI==R-=ANSW!R=Itert==-__JI ' 1 - r xr x J (Anlwen tomorrow) l'Mierday'• Jumble& BEFIT FEIGN HELIUM INTONE FOR VELLDU IPUADRU GOY i. East-West vulnerable ,. Pass South 2• Pass 4• Pass Pass Pass Openong iead- K'r BETSY ROSS BAKERY Bakers of Gay 90's Bread I C C<AN HARDLY YOU t !T'5 TH I~ H~AR TI<ANSATLANTI C LINE IJO DOUBT' ' Ph 992 3030 T HEY ~E ~ z- By Oswald & James Jacoby 11 N1ce play, partner," satd West. "When you gave South SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E MaIn Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Ph 992-2178 GAULS MARKET a ruff and diScard, you cooked hiS goose " South had ruffed the sec· ond heart, drawn trumps with three leads and led a diamond toward dummy's Jack East had won With the kmg and led a third heart This gave South a chance to ruff 10 either hand and discard m the other, but 1t also left h1m no way to score 10 tncks It was bnlhant play by East, but South gave h1m hiS chance when he pulled trumps South had two ways to make h1s contract, but neither mvolved early trump " "'"--" r··- ruffmg South needed to do first lme would ~e to set up dummy's clubs He would MARK VSTORE Lov ls W Osborne SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill All DOctors' Prescrlptjons 992 2955 Pomeroy Chester, Ohto Meigs County Branch THE AtHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 296 W Second Pomeroy Ph 992-31163 DUDLEY'S TWO LOCATIONS 59 N Second Sf Middleport, 0 46 Court 51 Gallipolis, 0. GENE'S BODY SHOP 808W Main Ph 992 5271 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS STORE P. J. PAULEY, AGENT "' Nationwide lnsuronce Co of Columbus, 0. 307 Spring Aw Pomeroy Olal992-2318 Racine Ph. 949-5772 KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, JNC. The Finest In Mobile Homes 1100 E. Main Pomeroy Ph 992-7034 MooiJ end Groceries Syracuse, 0 • Ph 11'12 3986 concede two d1amond tr1cks The other hne was to go nght after d•amonds He would lose lncks to the ace and kmg and then ruff a low amond before drawmg trumps and takmg the rest or the tricks BEN FRANKUM STORE IN ~WSPitPEH ~NTERP~ISE Attend the Church of Your Cholet Ph. 992-3m Pomeroy RIDENOUR SUPPLY SADIE'S MARKET kmg, ruff a club, enter dummy w1th a lrump, ruff another club, lead h1s last trump to dumlny's queen, draw West's last trump and eventually "The Friendly Folks'' Pomeroy, Ollio Groceries & General Merchandise Furnilurear!d H..-dwaro Homellt. S.ws Ph 9a5-3301 Chntor .. 'lOUR. - cash h1s ace and dummy's POWELL'S SUPER VALU : ASSN I rz:a;J:~ •!a~~:::J The b1ddrng has been Norlh 2 Soulh t. Pass ~ Pass ? You, Soulh hold .r\Q654 'rAQ&H+A 0•2 WHAT HAPPENT TO CALEB, PAW ? HE NEVER PAID DOC PRITCHART FER THAT, GOLD TOOF HE GOT FOUR 'I EARS AGO ~- OKA'! ~ERE CO.\\ES TH ~ @ ~GG I!: I What do you' do now? MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supptln-Giflo 99 Mill St. Middleport NEW YORK llOTHING HOUSE Kerm'a Korner Kermit Walton Fomarov ELFUAPLX UD GPXAU VAOTUOYUDL Yelllerda)"s Cryptoquole: IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR ONI!j TO TEACH O'OiERS WHO CANNOT TEACH InS OWN F AMTT -V -IYINFIIr.JliS An1wer II'H yours from way back - THINE • East MDWO ' IELUPLX PU - X.H. A95432 North (abbr.) AXYDLBA.r\XR lo LONGFELLOW • AKJ97 West Item 35Wlre DAIL"!-' CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: SOUTH ID) •' • • Ph 992 2550 • run !RABOX + K8 +QI0652 4A7 25 African dry spot %8 - mining 23 GB881e's members euphoria 32Flrlng pin • 33 Winter from 32 Curtain ornaments 34 Producing vinegar 36 Shade of blue 37 Abandon; forsake 38 Noble Italian family 39 Deer horn .4 4J3 Boulogne, Paris 311 FW with block u_ Free" %5 Economize 26 Kitchen' need Z7 Unfertlle 28 Belslau city 31 Suffered DICK TRACY LI'I'TLI: ORPH.r\11 23 ObvlOWt %4-de 241 'IJ Middleport Middleport btl too sertously A temper flare -up w111 spotl the !un for everyone Lilias , Yoga and You 33 , News 8. News 3, 4, In the Know Ll'ITLE ORPHAN ANNIE 'I + A974 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 N 2nd You re apt to take an)' games you re playtng tor pleasure a Dear Happy: Perhaps the key to twin eompatlbillly Ia Ia the ny ....-. treat them. Since youro viewed you uln41YIG!at.- not boll of a setH you felt free to enjoy the l!dvantasa olloot.alllee. RICbl ? 2 'I KQ!07 Middleport, Ohio SMITH NELSON MOTORS SCORPIO (Ocl 24-Hov 221 <:onfused. The advantaeet' We- arsllld ovw 'l!llo bH 1ht 1*-t clothes. In fact, we aeldtm ltllll!d, lllt'e lhoupllllllllldl aJ1kt - HAPPY TO BE A TWIN EAST • 532 M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER Cookmg out or 1 don t throw too many coals on the hre 6 30 - 6 RACINE FOOD MARKET alike She encouraged us to be lndlv1duals. Yet after we got old enough to cboose, we wanted to II one or us went shopping, one would often bring home the same dre811 for the other - who loved 11. We discovered we Ulought and reacted the same, many times Now, at m1ddle age, "e live in different CltieJI, llut we still buy matdling clothes to glve ~ gltt.s It's been fun looking alike, and the drawbacko (like double whippings al school, or double doses or medicine at home) are children 10, A Look at the Book 15 12 45 1 00 - WIN AT BRIDGE Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W Va Pomeroy Grow Old Aloq wllb Me ... Dear Helen : My mother, sadly enough, Lvi 't getting better as she gets older No one can say "boo" but what she teUa you about a time ';'ben something about "boo" happened in her We - and we've probably heard It a dozen times before Her best friend ill her doctor and nothing pleases her more than lor him to lind a hangnail or something equally Bimple so she can tell her friends about it She keeps the name of the latest ailment near the telephone so she can brag about It I have a copy of the foliDwing in my bedroom, so that 1 at age 50, won't fall into thi.! pattern as years go on· Perhaps you :ll prmt It as a warning to otber eldel'll • A Pnoyer for Thooe Who Grow Older Lord, thou knowest better than I know myself that I am growrng older, and will some day be old Keep me from the fatal habit of thmklng that r must say something on every subject and on every occasJon. Release me from the craving to try to straighten out everyone's affairs. Make me thoughtful, but not moody, helpful, but not bos, y. With my vast store of wiBdom, It seems a pity not to use it all but Thou knoweat, Lord, that I want a few friends left at the end Keep my mind free from the recital of endless details Give me wmgs to get to tbe pomt. Seal my Ups on my aches and paUlS They are mcreasmg, and love of rehearsmg them IS becommg sweeter as the years go by. r dare not ask grace enopgh to enJoy the tales or others' pams, but help me endure them with Jllltlence . I dare not ask lor Improved memory, but for a growing humility and a lessenmg cocksureness when my memory seems to clash With the memory of others Teach me tbe glorious leoaon that occasionally r may be mistaken • Keep me reasonably sweet; I do not want to be a sam! some of them are so hard to live with - but a sour old person IS one or the crowning works of the devil. Give me the abllity to see good things In unexpected places, and talents In unexpected people. And give me the grace to tell them so! - ANONYMOUS 8 3 00- Dusty 's Tra1113 , Kate Smtth 6 , M ov 1es ' Hey There . l's Yogi Bear " 8, "The Wild Ra cers" 13 W1th the hope 1t will, m some measure, foster and help sustain that which is good 1n family and cotnmun1ty life, this feature is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. MEIGS TIRE CENTER By Helen Bottel 10 00 - Elec Co 20 , Lassie's Rescue Rangers 6, 13, M y Favonte 5:6-11 Inc ~ ' Clock i3, Hollywood SQuares 4, Concentration 8. To Tell the a ~ruth 6; You Owe II to Yourself 20 , Boblqulvarl33 - Doll;:')!i:nd :"'!l~i Weshln~fon Rev iew 20, J3f'slx Million Your HI! Por~de · a IOo High choot football Classic 4, 15, Brion Keith J; Gooct Times 8, 10, Wall Street Week 20 33 Mo-l ~rpiece Theatre 33, 20, Movie " Ka leidoscope :. 3 Ml:e~ 10 .. e Legend of lylah Clare" 8, " Because You'r~ 9- 30 - Odd Couple 6 i3 10 00 T ' 10-30 011 ~·hjl · News 20, Conflicts of Horry s Truman 33 s Week 20 , Day AI Night 33 , 11 00 -:._ NJ~s 3, •· 6, B , IO, 13, 15 , Avlatfon Weather 20 . Janakl33 11 30 5(1lplw1H S.IKtH ly IIlLI! CHURCH, Letart 1 W Vt , Rt 1, A::ev George Hosct'llr. pntor sunc:t•v School 9 30 t m Prayer lnd Bible study 1 30 p m CottiQI Preyer service Tuesday , 10 1 m Worship Servlc:t, Thurlday, '" 7 · 30 - OF HYSELL RUN FREE METHODIST CHURCH Rev Paul Neville pastor Sunday Sc ho ol 9 30 a m , Morntng serv1ce. 10 30 am , youth serv1ce, 6 45 p m , Evangellsh c serv1ce 7 30 p m Prayer meet1ng Thursday , 1 30 p m '«. :·~v,c;;:,~:~"o!~~:u~·: ~~land 6, Bonanza 15 1 Jackpot &c:: ric Company LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Rec 1ne Road William Roush , pastor Denny Evans, Sunday Sch oor Director Sunday School , 9 30 a m , Morning worship , 10 JO a m Sunday evening service 1 p m Wednesday evenmg praver services , 1 30 p m BETHLt:t1t:.M a~-tt'li:tJ Rev Earl Shuler , pastor Worsfnp service 9 30 a m Sunday Sunday school. 10 30 a m B1bie study and pray er se rv tce, 7 30 p m Thursday Kingsbury R08a - -sunday sc nool , 9 30 a m , Ralph carl, supt WorShip serv1ce, 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m alternately Prayer meeting , Wednesday , 7 30 p m Rev Jay Stiles pastor OLb~ DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Franc 1s Sunday school supt Sunday schoo l 10 am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Robert ' Wyatt , pastor , Sunday Sc hool supt, Ro11ald Osborne, Btble Sc hool , 9 30 am , preachmg 10 4-S a m Evening services 7 30 p m .. •u together In CHURCH CHRIST • 00 - Mr cartoon 3; SOmerset 15. Seteme St JJ , Tattletales ~~~·~o& Yogi 6, I Dream of JeannlelJ ; Movie " The Lonely ; ·: ..~~~s~~ ~~:Vrf"'g• Lodge 20. The Church 1s fot the fgmily Religious lnstruct•on ancl m•pirorlon ore foundations of the home. Llve...-growlng or mature- gain d~redion only with commftmenf, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST T im Russe l l, m1n1ster Norman C Wil l. Sund5y school supt , Sunday school 9 30 a m worship serv1ce, 10 JO a m , Bib le study, Wednesday , 1 30 p m JESUS ' , • Helen Help Us. • • Flt!DAY, ouguol2, lf74 . tallgious community. CHESTER CHURCH OF REORGANIZED •• lives to God We hove 0<1tilved tho day whon"lath.,. and mothon sent their children to Sunday School without accopti"ii theor own rightful rospon11bolitloo ond opportuni~" in the or- Television Log · J deeply influenced by hi• parents' commitment of their own THE NAZARENE ~ Rrv Herbert Gl'ate , pastor War ship service. 11 a m end 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc~ool, 9 JO a m R lchl!lrd Barton, su pt Prayer mertlng , Wed nesd(ly , 7 30 p m BRAD8URY CHURCH OF CH RIST Clifford Smith, m inister Sunday School 9 30 5 m , morning church 10 30 1!1 m , Sunday evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday serv ice , 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Robert E Buckley, pa st o r Lloyd Wright. Sunday schoo l supt Sun day school, 9 30 a m 1 morn lng worshIP 10 30 a m , even1ng worsh 1p 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr 1st1an Youth Crusade , 6 30 p m Cho1 r practice Thursda y J p m OF .,- , Our children, trulling tho lovo and wisdom of tholr parents, respect even our mdtddon. ... But the moral and rfllglous gro""" ol ove<y child II loon tho FAMILIES who worship ond church. 7- Thil O.Uy Sentinel, Middleport·Pomeroy, 0 , Friday, Au~ !. i974 •• A- Jull ~td lwo heort1 Thill lo a one NUid ForN. You can •how toolllre"'lh lss!er TODA Y'8 QIJEIITION Your partner jumpo lo rour hearll. Whol do you do now' Answer Tomorro\111 \ ' �l • • , . •Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu·lts. • 1-The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport·Prnleroy, 0 .. Fl"iday, Aug . Z,l974 Real Estate For Sale Auto Sales for Rent l966 FORO P ic kup , Phone 7.47 3884 must Sf'll BU SINESS room , 12 X 80, 234 E Main Sl , Pomeroy , Oh io. 8 I 31c Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 6 12 lf c 1974 CUTLASS Supreme. arr condrtroned and am fm rad io . supe r sports. wheels . 'IJ 8 2 Fu RNISHEDroom son Spring automatrc . Phone 992 9981. Ave Call 992 3419 after 2 p m , 8 1 2tp 8 1 Jtc BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fur nilihed apar-tment , cerpeted. 1969 CHEVY Townsman station all electrtc includes washer wagon s1, 195 good condition 1 JOE . M.l"in Pome ro y and dryer rn downtown Phone 992 .7620. M iddleport over Slim N ' ...._ 5 24 ff c Tr im Phone 1192 SJ?O or 992 7819, 1002 E. Main Pomero')f 8 -l tic 1972 VEGA . good condrtlon -------------Phone 949 1981 3 ROOM S furnished apartment 7 26 61 C wtth a i r con d rfloner No ch ildren or pets . E . Ma in St , GE NERA L office work , typ ing , Pomeroy Phone 991·1381 shorth.,nd. etc full or part 8· 1 Jtc __________ WHITEHOUSE TAVERN __ _ Employment Wanted time For Sale Phone 992 -3147 7-31 Jtc -------------WILL do home . Mrs . babys i tting in E•perienced , Glen RiD 1NG horse for sate 1 years old , green broke Gentle . Call 991 5510 my Ph one Smith, IN ROW FOR RENT Rock Spr ings Rd . 992 -36 13 7 31 61C WILL do typing and clerical work. in my home , JS years experien ce 8 I He -------------1950 FERGUSON 20 , new PAiNT!NG ,-;;;perie~ed- and work 4,000: BTU FrPe esflmates Ph one 992 3821 . 7 JO 6tc Wanted To Rent 1-First floor apt ., 2 bedrooms completely fur · nished on Main St., Pomeroy with garage and nice front & backyards, washers and dryers on premises. HOUSE in Rutland , Langsv ille. or Harr isonville area Phone 7-42 6205 . 8 -2 -6tc ::-----~--------- Help Wanted Appliance service man with knowledae of refrigeration . -~a_cation & travel pa~- t Gallia Refrigeration Co. Phone 446 ·4066 IMMEDIATE opening for brake mechan ic Send r esume and salar \':_expected to Box 729. · H, c -o The Ua Jiy ::,e nrtne t, Pomeroy , Oh to 8-1 -J tc -------------SERVICE manager for automobile dealersh ip . Send resume to Box 729M, co The Da lly Sentinel , Pomeroy , OhtO .45769 8-1 5tc 1- Second floor apt., com pletely furnished . 2 bedrooms. nice yard available, wuhers and dryers on premises. Phone 992 -3H3 before 3 p.m . , after 6 p. m. 992-5844. any condition . Paying $10 each. First floor only . Wr ite 10 lind give directions to Witten Piano c:;ompany , Box 188, Sardis, Ohto .43946 7 28 6tp -------------- TWO S room and bath apts 10 Mtddleport . Fo r Information . c all 992 2550 or 742 6551 7 3 lfc GREY MANOR APART MENTS FOR RENT 117 North Fourth Avenue Middleport, Ohio 1-2 btdroom furnished apt. in nice area. 1-Eiflclency apt . prefer single male, utilities provided. Real Estate For Sale -------------SIN GER Automat ic Z1g zag For Sale or Trade 3325 . 5052 . 7 -------------- • 16 tfc Sewmg Ma chines, In sewtng ' table Makes buttonhOles. "A PPR OX" 49 acres on BaU ey Run Roa d , o ne m tle from sews on buttons. blind hems c ross roads , not too far from etc Top notch cond•t•on , Pay the Salem Center Mine The S51 or terms available . Phone 992 2653 Bailey Farm. Con tac t Mrs Paul Bailey 7 16 tfc 7,30 6tc GREEN beans , green peppers . cucum bers . to mato es , Cle land Fa rm s, Geraldine Cleland , Ra cine , Oh10 1 17 tfc 9lh H P EVINRUDE , low profi le, les s than 20 hours runnmg . Wou ld ltke to trade for <10 to 60 h p - will pay difference according to con d 1t1on Phone 992 -7106 .' OL,D furniture. oak tab les, 8 2. 3t p clocks, ice boxes . bran beds , dishes , des"-s , or complete households Write M D 2 EXTRA nice young pure breed Miller , Rt . .t, Pomeroy , Ohio, , Tam worth sows Phone 992 call 992-7760. 23.43 . s 13-tfc 8 1 3tc • C!ASH paid for all makes and· 2 EXTRA n1ce young pure breed 1973 RICKMAN 250 MX W!th 3 models of mobile homes Tam worth sows . Phon e 992 cyc le tra iler and extras SaJe 2343 Phone area code 61.4.423 -9531 or trade Ca ll (30.4) 773 -5128. ....~... 7-31 3tc .t-13-tfc 7 28 6tp - ----------- __ ___________ Mobile Homes For Sale For Sale For Sale - -------------Pets For Sale -------------- -------------- 5890 7 s tfc POODLE groom ing , S5 . Bathtng , $1 Phone Coolvi lle, 667 -3915 SILVEr< . ......... :. uefore 1965 Wrll 7 31 5tp pay 52.40 for $1 fac e value Also , silvers , dollars , $3 SO ~~7- -- ---­ Also, gold coins, very fine or NJCE Beagle pupptes Ph one 99 2-5302. better condition . $1 gold piece for $50 ; S2.50 gold p iece for 7 30 .4t c $45 ; SS for $45 , S10 for $95; $20 for $190 Pr ice sublect to market variation Write ' Jack ie Wamsley , P 0 Box 125 , Reynoldsburg , Oh io 1966 DODGE l/ 2 ton p ick up , 43068 , or ca ll Rutland . 742 phone 949 4714 3651 7-31 3tc 8-1 3tc 1974 VEGA GT , 7,700 miles , p s . and automatic Phone ~92 3362. 7-31 -6tp SMALL mobile ho ffie doubl e 196J DODGE Pickup truck , 6 wide , l bedrooms. furnished cylinder , 3 new t ires. $350 Utilit ies pa1d Adults Phone 992 5301 . preferred . Phone 992 -7017 , or 7-31 -3tc; 992 -7133 . 7-31 -4tc 1970 VW. 1lnd a 1965 Chevy Ven For- more Information , call COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , 992 ,5116 Rt . 33, ten m iles north Of 7 -30-5tc . Pomeroy . Large lots with concrete patios , sidewal" ·, 11171 TRIUMPH Bonneville 650 ru,,ers end off street Tloer QOid , In gqod co nd ition . , parking Also , spaces for $875 . f)hone 992 -3700. smell trailers . Phone 992 -7.479 . 7 -2.4 ·13tp 1.21 -ffc -------------Auto Sales -------------- ---------------For Rent -------------- -------------- ---------------~--~--------- flfURNISHED apar'iment ~ adult1 only In M iddleport • Phone 992 -387~ 5 t2 .tfc ; t TRAILER , Brown 's Trail er Court. Pomeroy Phone 992 · 332.4. -----------...,,Vt 7-18-ttc tu• 111•u., ana ap•rtmentl ~hone ~2 · 54.1.4 . ' -------------IMPALA wagon , 1968 1968 Puick convertible 2826 Call 9<19 . B-2-5tc --- --~-------- 1972 CHEVY 'h ton , Bl9 6 292 Cus tom cab and topper , J speed , like new Phone 667 3364 or ~23 - 8584 :...._ 3-2 -3tc: ______ _____ _ 1967 FORO station wagon, runs good, body rough 5150. 318 cubic inc:~ Plymouth engine, J7,000 miles . Phone 992 -2776 affer 5 p.m . 8 2 3tc -------------1957 CHEVY Call 992 -2967 after I Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 · !i p. m . " -------------- SOLID VINYL SIDING P roduced frqm a special vinyl com poUnd made by B F Goodr ich and Monsanto 5 times thicker than metal St d ing . Will not dent , ch ip , c ra ck, peel , rot , rust or c halk FREE HOME ESTIMATES SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Call Collect 1-592-5544 Athens, Ohio 350 HONDA Sc rambler 73 Phone 992 -5914 after 6 p.m 7 30 6tc -------------1972 HONDA 750, saddle bags , wind,.shleld , crash bar , fool pegs. luggage rack and back rest S1 ,600 Phone 742 - 625~ 7 J0.-4tc ------------NIMROD fold -down camper In good co nd ition, sleeps 4. Phone- 985 3353 7 30-6tp -------------- ~ PIANO tuning , Phone Charl es Scott, 992-3718 7 30-5tp -------------197.4 ZIG Sewi ng Mach ines ZAG left ln layawaY . All built ln lo 1 buttonhole , do stre t c~ sewing an d fancy stitching . Pay lust S-48 75 cuh or terms available Trade -i ns ac cepted. Phone 992 2653 · 7-30 ffc -------------VACUU M Cleaners. brand n ew • • D I r I, Gravel, limestone or Rent One Trucks, of Our Backhoe or Dozers. & Home Bui Iding Additions, Aluminum · & Vinyl ' Siding, Floor Sanding & Finishing. , Water Lines and Powei ' Lines All work done by the foot or contract. Also dozer work a;nd septic tanks itt· Armstrong Linoleum Wall PaperVinyl Wall Fabric Special! On Carpel Rem nants . Free Estimates. Free Estimates Racme , Ohio. . HOME DECORATING E. MAIN STREET POMEROY INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR - Wash & Wax - Lube, Oil, Filter - Tune-Up $11.95 9.50 16.95 Relrigerators, green. copper, white, frost free included 30" Gas Ranges, gold and green Mediterranean 2- mirror Triple Dresser , Chest, Nite Stand Solid Ma pie Dresser Solid Oak Dresser Walnut Chest Twin Size Box Springs and Mattresses Maple Bed, complete 3- Spindle Beds, twin size 2-Solid Oak Note Stands Metal Beds 3-2 pc . Living Room Suites 2-0ffice Storage Cabinets Several Odd Cllairs Posler Bed, complete 1- 0id Bed, looks like trim was hand painted Solid Maple Bedroom Suite. queen size l;'ortable Color TV and Portable B- W TV - OTHER ITEMS SUCH AS: sinks, metal cabinets. recliners, stereos, dryers, wringer washers. gas & oil healers, portable air conditioners and other items too numerous to mention. • map I floral $69 95 , vinyl recl ine rs US (I f. you mention a d- ,hru July or wh I $upply lastsJ $10) . f, 1971 atEVY NOVA ...................'1695 2 V-8, Door , auto. I • . • f695 :: 1969 MERCURY COMET ............... . 2· Door hardtop,' 6 cyl. , auto 1 • • ~ '· 1: 1969 FORD LTD......................... !695 Counky Squire .4 door Wagon . BUICK SPECIAL' .................'695 '1, 1969 2 Door . 6 cyl., auto .•• j .••• ·- I 4 Door . • · 1969 FORD TORINO GT.. ...........!l295 ·~. FT 2 Door hardfop, V-8, auto , SHARP! ; Good Se.lection Cheaper Cars See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ' . RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 ·. located on St. Rt. 7 ·' Notice lNG Match , Corn GROVER 'S Stud io will be :f.i(,iio·w Gun · Club, turn f trst c losed for emp lo yees' after Miles Ceme tery, vacation July 29 t hro ugh Aug. and . Fac tory choked s Open Aug 6 through AJJg . guns only Sunday, Aug . 4, 1 10 Closed Aug . 13 thro ugh p. m Aug 17 for Me 1gs County Fatr VtStt our booth m the commerctal building 7 2li 18tc ' .. GRE 'J· '' ' (OUNTRY .. 92.1 'WMPQ.FM l do1.er . and backhoe work ; septic tanks" installed ; dull'ip - rr\JcKs 1 and lo boys tor hire ; will haul · fill dirt, top sot! , limestone and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger I Jeffers , day phone 992 -7089; nl~t phone 992 3525 or 992 52 · 211ttc ' I . Middle""rt-Pom;roy - . .. • t ,.;- .. ' J 11 ', , ·· • ..! - ~ ~-- -----=----~-­ ;;o;-:-..---~--.-- ..... - ._.,.... __ WILL tr im or cut trees and s hrubbery . Also. clean out basements , attics, ete. Phone 949 .3221 or 742 -.4.441 7-14-26tc -------------Rea! Estate For Sale NEW HOME , 3 bedrooms , Hutchtnson Su bDiv is ion , Rutland . Phont 742-3615 or see Milo Hut c h inson ~ Rutland 7 28 l2tc -------------~ SEVEN room hou se. bath , large lot , garage, Me ln Street. Rutland ASking $12 , 000 . Phone 7.4:2 4772 . _._ 7-28 12tc N EVv J beoroom home m Rutland Phone 742 62 5~ . 7-30-4tc '7,95.Sq, Yd. ------------- .. ~ ' u • :: .,. ~ r :~ r • . f'i ... ' •• • ~ ... -. Rutloncl, 0 . . ~. N ' n ~~ ., ., ..'• I " . " ' - PHONE 992·7777 ' • •-. ,," " "~ < .." .. .. ,'. '. ~· ·~ ' l • • • ...••. M•• ' '' '' ,, ' t, , •• ••1 • • HOURS: I ·-Rutllncl:. ' ' DAILY 9 AM-8 PM l~ .. .. • t .. - • Sold New, '5300.25 NOW '4695 1 • TRADES ON YOUR CAR. WE . NEED GOOD USED CARS! 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe., v-roof, power, air••••• '4695 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT~ v--roof, air ••••••••• '3495 12 Olds 98 HT Cpe. P.S., auto.••••••••••••• '2695 12 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S......... 12495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. ait ••••• 11495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., Power, air ........ '2895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air ..........'1995 71 Dodge Dart Swinger, Slant 6, auto•••••• 12195 70 Chevelle HT Cpe, V8, auto, P.S......... 11795 70 Ch1JSier Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air.....'1995 ' 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11895 - CEWARD CALVERT, ART ARGYRIES OR BILL NE~N . ' . CAR NEW OR USED. 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ......... .,'1195 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S........'1195 2 SIGNS 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.•• : ••••••~995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T~ v-roof, air••••. 1895 68 Chev. Mal. Wa@n, V-8 auto., P.S.•••••• !1195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air....... 11495 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto............'695 66. Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., . V8, auto, P.S••••••••• '595 65 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan ...................... 1195 QUAliTY " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" '° Till 7 PM SAT. Till 5 PM WE SERVICE WHAT J!'E SELL SERVICE Till 12 . NOON ON SAT. --..r PomeroJ \ Motor Co.· OF 1969 FORD TORINO CPE. $895 Local car, bucket seat, vinyl Interior, 4 speed trans ., 351 V-8, radio, good tires . Real_ nice . 1970 NOVA CPE. $1495 Local 1 owner, goOd fires . 6 cyl. with automatic trans ., radlo 1 blue fini sh, spotless clean blue Interior . .. 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE. $2095 .. Local 1 owner trade-In , 4 speed trans., G.T . equipment, radio, good tires, c lean inside , red fin ish, blk. vinyl Int. , low mileag' ' .POMEROY MOTOR CO OPEN EVES8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO GMC FINANCING. POMEROY' Open Evenings Unlil6: OG- Ttl 5 p.m. Sal· AuouSl 12, ""' until , ,.. Noon , Eastern Doyllghl savings Time, and at lhat Hme will be opened publicly and reod , - lor the furnishing ot all labor material necessary for and th e construction of an Emergency Trea,ment A.ddlt lon, , Pomeroy Veteran s, Memorial Hospital Oh;o All work shall be don e ~ccordlng to the drewlngs ana specifications as prepared by Hay es , Donaldson , Wittenmy er & , Architects, 601, EighPartners t h st r eet. Portsmouth Dhseporole proposals will be received tor · General Work ; Electrical Work; Plumb ing work ; Heating , ing \lenti~at i ng and and Ai r Condition Work BUY ANY I 'to ' 500 E. MAin St., Pomeroy, Ohio 992-5342 PUBLIC NOTICE TO BIDDERS • sea led proposals will be r e'celved by lhe Veteran s Memorial Meig s County , OhioHospttal. at the Veterans Memoroal . locale~ In Pomeroy, Ho•polal Ohio, on Monday, BEFO~~.. YOU . orEN We Built Our Business on Service and now SeiVice is Building Our Business Karr & VanZandt ' YOU' OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed ...... '1295 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. air ••••••'995 69 Olds Cut. S Cpe, v--roof, auto, P.S••••••• 11495 NOTICE ON FI~ING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio, Melg5 county, Court of Common Pitas. Probate Division To the Administratr-Ix W W A of the es.tate , to such of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio , viz - the sur vlving spouse, the next of kin, TEAM shoot , military style , 100 the beneficiaries under the will , yards an y gun Any cal1ber to the attorney or attorneys Troph ies will be awarded , and representing llny of the Rutland Gun Club , Sunda y, aforementioned persons Aug 4 , 1 p .m . lillian J . Triplett , Deceased, , _...._ 7 30 Stc Middle-port. Ohio, Salisbury Townshrp, No . 21219 . FREE kittens to goo~. home . You are hereby notified that Call 992 -771.4 . the Inventory and Ap 7 3) -61c praisement of the estate of the aforementioned / deceased , late ---------;:-~--A TO Z MART ,, used furn t 1ure ~ of said County , was filed In this Said Inventory and appliances and mise Rt . 33, Court. Appraisement wtlt be tor Hartford, W Va . hearing before this Court on the 7 26 tfc 91h dey ot August. 1~74 . at 10 · 00 -~----- -----o 'clock A.M. MOTOCROSS! August .4 , Any person desiring to file practice at 11 30 Race at 1 exceptions thereto must flle p.m 2 miles paSf Be s t Photo them at least five days prior Jo on Coun'y Rd . 56 Brimstone the date ut tor hearing , Raceway Park, Coolvtl le , Given under my hand and OhtO se-al of said Court. th is 24th day 8 2-2tc of July 197~ . ___________ _ OPEL &GMC. PLUS BIG Cltallon bronze. sadd le vinyl roof, matching Int., full power, air, 5.500 miles . Point Rock ·Social Notes J k M Mr. and Mrs. ac oore and family spent the weekend Judy Holliday is attending band camp at Rio Grande, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Rad ek"m; Wl"th hiS " mother, Mrs. Cora Nellie Vale, Avane! and Judy Moore and attended the fish fry Holliday of Laurel Grange attende d Meigs Pomona visitation meeting to Gallia Pomona at Springfield Grange at Wilkesville . The Lucky Lepraecons 4-H th Club went to Rutland for e judging of their projects. Laurel Grange met in Hall. Fred Morriss' sons or' . •t tng · th e1r Newark are VlSI grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bobo and Mrs. Anth ony Ud vardy, at their farm home here . -----~------- , . We can give you a better buy because of our low overhead and high volume, we can operate on less profit. Because. ~ Several of. our· cars were received before the price raises : Our used cars are reconditioned here and backed by well equipped service and parts department. Ail are local cars traded from satisfied owners on new Fords or Ford trade-in. We can give you the names, addresses and often phone num bers of previous owner. Your dollar will never buy more car . ·n ,(ln 1 1972 FORD 6 CYL ................•••~.295 Maverick 4 dr ,, auto, trans, One very careful owner. Extra nice. . 1972 FORD 6 CYL ..••...••..•••••••.s2,195 Maverick 2 dr . 1 am sure most you kno'N'how well this car has been treated . regular session. Due to the absence of the reg··'-r UlCI master , 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO•..•...•• '2,995 Judy Holliday presided. Plans f th tOOth an 4 Or . Sedan, power steering , auto. trans. This local owner has driYen Fords for yea rs . Really sharp. 302 V-8 engine. the Grange Hall 1·n October. The history is being •-•compiled f the 1972 FORD GRAN ~11NO ......... s2,395 were made or e '" niversary to be celebrated at Chillic othe ' spent the weekend cOME TO WHERE..THE ACilON IS and music presenu:u or program.Refreshmentswillbe served. A place will be provided to display antique artt"cles for all to en ·oy. 1 Everyone is invited. Beautiful light blue C\hows tender care. f'r,/J power steering, I • auto. trans . }970 FORD VB •... :.. ~··············· '1,695 Metal Casework . labor and materi al payment Gal. 500 4 dr . Sedan, 351 V-B engine, air cond., beautiful Proposals s hall be submitted bond, both ot 100 percent ot the white with bl•ck vi nyl lop. fully equipped. Very sharp car. on Proposal F orm contained in amount of th e contract , wlth the speci fi ca tion s and Other sa ti sfactory sure ties, w ill be 1 contract documents, wh tch required ftom the successful Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin documents are on file at the bidders fol" th e faithful per . Mann ino D Webster Hospital and at the office of the tormance of the work for eac h called on Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Maverick 2 dr . Jud98 Arc h ltecL and are avalleble to contract awarded . · h 1 d th · all prospective biddei-s dur ing By Ann B Watson Bids shall be submitted to the Radekin and e pe elr YOUNG iemate German pollee Deputy Clerk regular off ic e hours unHI the owner only upon the plans and granddaughter, Amy Joe, dog , w ith no tag . Gent le and closing of bids speci fi ca tion s thet ' have been ._ h fifth b" thda fr iendly Cell 992 -2922 1f th is Is ( 11 26 (8) 2, 2tc One comp lete se t of bid obtained from the office of th e celebrate er Jr Y· your miss ing pet. Brookwood Sta. Wagon. Air conditioned, local owner. documents , for the purpose ot Arc hitec t Darla Wilcox, Middleport, 8 2-3tc NOTICE OF bidding , may be obtained from The right is reserved by the d Is M APPOINTMENT r. Ca,se No . 21279 Hayes, Donaldson , Witlenmy er owner to reject any and a ll visited her gran paren , Partners , Architects , 601 b1ds , and no bidder may with - and Mrs. John Holliday. Estate of Velm• C•rpenter & Elgl h Stre,et , Portsmouth , Oh io draw his bid for a pe"r lod of Decetsed. Color Sense 302 V-8, auto. trans ., power steering, very low mileage, Notic e is hereby given tha t Vpon deposit 01 $50 oo, Wh tc h forty live {A5l deys . Color is Important to your like new, spare tire never on nrnuntt deposit wlfl be refunded upon This project is under the sta te Robert S Pa rker of 61 1 South wardrobe. Always select a 2nd, Middleport , Mergs County , return of bid doc-uments I" good con tl lt!ons . of E .E .O. as per M.ANY MORE color with your whole Ohio, has been duly appointed 'Qndltlon wlt/'lln 1!11 period of Government Executive Order fifte en (151 days after opening of Jenuary 1J~l1- Pro-:l de wardrobe In mind. Thought- Adm i!'llstrator With Ihe wIll df bids , Contra ct documents w til General Requirements of ef open unlll6 :00 PM -kd•Y• ncepl Thun. l S.l. 5 PM. CloMd of the Es tate of Velma less color selection can leaYe Annexed be malted collect, upon writfen flrmative action program a~ Ca rpenter , deceased, tete ot Sundays. you without the right outfit Cclumbla Townsh ip , Meigs request end deposit submIt ted per Part "· Sub Part A, Sec;tl on All proposals must be ac - 401 of Government Executive for a very important event. CountJ . Ohio See Fred Blaettnar or Den Thompson companied bye bid bond bound Order . ~ Cre !tors are reQ!Jired to file In the speclflcerlons and By Order Of : the ir c la ims with said flduclny executed by ao bonding company The Meigs County Within four months CLOSER . · Hospital Comm ission NOTICE OF DRAWING Dated thiS 30th day of July licensed by the State of Ohio payab le to the order of th e and Veterans Memor ial OF JURORS l97A } There's nothing like a cold YOU LOOK, THE BE I I ER Qwner in an amount no~ l ~c; HospitaL Inc No tice Is hereby g tven that a than five (5 pet.) percent of the Pomeroy , Oh lo public drawing of jurors will be s hower to make you have the M11nnlng 0 . Webster amount of the bids . The bQnd or OJ 19, 26 (Bl 2. 9, .ttc ~LOOK made on the lOth day of August , water heater f1xed. Judge check shllll be forfeited lt th e 1974, 10 · 00 A.M , at th e office of Cour t of Common Pleas, .bidder fells to enter Into a the CLERK OF COMMON Probate Dlv lslort con ,ract with said Owner The PLEA S In the Court House of Meig s County , OhiO Phones: 992· 2196 Me-Igs Couf)_ ty , OhiO, for the (al 2. 9. " · 1t< 1 bonds or checks of tha three lowest bidd e rs will be held until • • September Te rm 1974 ot the Wrecker service: 992· 7517 ffl·7135 , 1 • . _ .•. , th • eucutlon of the· contract Common Plen Court of said 1 1 9 county. ond "lhe · furnllhlng• of the Temperatures In Nevad~ nqulred f.erformenct bond , Lauren Hoffman range from 120 degrees F . on 111 ~!:~~nt~h ~~ ~~~ ••~ T~: QFFiCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOS~l Freeland s Norris Tbe boll grumpe thai nollt! "Pinheads" are pretldenll Commissioners. the fringes of Death Valley to checks ot olher bldderl will be !AT NOON ON THURS.) EAST COURT ST. 1 or •• 'ever truly lake lime of Jurors 1 to degre.es below zero In the r• turntd on . dtmand after the p~~M'ER~:..:-y, of bowling aMOCi,atlonl. t til 2, ltc !lllrthern part of the state. from work. , bids A perform are canvaUed a nee bond . ancf' e ~~-~~~V:I¥l'ii~(~U~·---••••••••••••••• 1970 FORD 6 CYL ....•••..........• 1,295 1970 CHEV. vs .....................~ 11,395 11 . SUNDAYS .~ 'l:'• 1 PM-6 ·PM • • 2 Was '5294.55 NOW '4400 74 Olds Delta 88 Royale HT Cpe. 1973 FORD FlOt)_ PICKUP••• ~ ..... '2.895 POMEROY .' RUTLAND FURNITURE Citation bronze, SDddle vinyl roof, saddle vinyt Int ., full power , air . DRIVER 'S ED . CAR. Found "... ~ 74 Olds Delta 8& Hardtop Sedan ----:.----------- .. ~ Sit .• "LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. ' Maytag Haro ot Heat Dryers Surround clathtl ' With aentle, tvtn hilt . filo hot IPOfl, Ino overdrylng . F=lnt Lint Filter Welpec111111 In MAYTAO I ~~ "... FURNITURE Gr1te will be showing lair. Stop in, see display. .. . ~erma · Preu Arnold "1 • • " . ••• Capallty Moytoa Autom1tlcs t JspHd operation ,Qholc:t of water !tamps. Auto . water 1h'tf control . Lint Filter or Power Fir Agitator .. 742·4211 H, -.(,. RUTLAND JULY 30 • .. ..,". , ....' ~~ 1 Roll C.nclr Stripe With rubber back, 3.99 sq. Jd. Nite for bedrooms, dens, I·. kitcht•n; etc. lank ~OPENS ' u SPECIAL I • .. .. carpet values Your lob yn bl> completed In 11o 2 weolliJ. No loog waiting period. '· 1 .. County Jr. Fair r.•• '.• - We have hundreds , of -'" u · K"asco·T - KOSMET tc s & WIGS : For a good lme of Cosmetics, fr iendly se rv ic e · and someone to chat wtth ~ Qtve · me a ot:aiL Helen Jane 8 I 2tc Brown, 992-5113. 3-19-tfc yard sale . 1 mile up on -------- --~--- Run Road , sout h of A TO Z Mart , used furnished .M.;dcilepo,·t. Aug . 3 and 4 . appliances. clothing , dishes · 8 I 2tc an d m isc R t 33 opposfte tra iler court , Hartford, W . Vo . ane Society • 10 a m till 4 10 tfc Frida y and -- ----- ----~ -used s tock y C loth ing, WE HAVE all your upho lstery needs, Burlap, den im , co 1 -••'-•·'· • appliances •, c, foam g lu e , zippers, cambri treasures, recOrds , pictures , 'acking strip, sprlpgs and books, lamp; . toys . Located cli ps , c hipb oard, button from Pomeroy Post twine , sew1ng thread, legs , upholstery books , dacron . S-12 tfc webbmg , spnng twine , ta cks , welt c ord , cotton , swtvel bases and foam , foam , foam Porn eroy Recovery , 62 2 E Ma in Sf , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 -7554 7 24 26tc ~Gallia ~... '' t: . ! . 742-4211 '• ~ Price Includes lnalellelldh end free padding. Talk fo Wendell Grate, carpet consultant. . h ,. ."' .' - RIGULAR$9.95 ________ ..- - n ... . •~ • . j • ' . _,...,. - CARiitnNG 501 NYLON I AUTOMOBILE Insurance betn ' cancelled ? Lost your , operator's li cense Call 992 7...28 . 6-1,..,fc I ' :$11REO· Chester, 0. IS GIV-ING BIG DEALS ON THE BEAUTIFUL ,NEW PONTIAC,. BUICK, $AVE 11 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S.'2095. . . 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, V·roof & air ........ 11795 !1964 atEVY CHEVEUE .•...•.• ~ .... }150 • •' ~ Clove brown, saddle vinyl top, Cruise Control, FM stereo, steel radial tires, power door locks . ' : 6 cyl.. automatic . . 74 Olds 98 LS. Sedan Demo 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto••••••••••• 12195 ·'' • •' •• ' • • " , BIG SALE J1966 OtEVY CAPRICE .................!495 I 4 Door Hard Top. :1965 FORD 4 [)()()R ..•..••••••.••..•..•s295 •• ---.-------------- v1ny1 roof , I - ------------ ~fflchments. 1 air, [ 1979' FORD GAL 4 DOOR ............ !895 Hardtop, Bir. • •• • •• •• • •• •• ••• • •• • ' llod Cotpol ltrvlct ------------------- • • . 1971 CAPRI 2 DOOR ................'1395 4 cyl., 4 speed. ! • -------------- Come and be first to see this fine se lec t ion of good used furniture. Hurr y to our s tor e! Check othe r prices in the area . We believe you can' l beal our selection and nr ., c ..s . type models , with '5 Only S2~ - ~o cash or terms available. New Upr ight models S29.90 cash or terms available . Trade Ins ..., accepte.d Phone 99 2-2653 1 30 tfc ' I -------------- - -------------.' loi!de; a '' ------------ ~,x.cAV.ATING . Walnu' traditionally corner cupboard with ; llg~~·,;iv l _<>_o;p$99door 7 ·8-9 I -------------- delivered Monday through Sa turd a y and eve n 1ngs Phone 446 1142. 6 13 tfc 7- ! 1971 MERCURY MONTEREY•••.•.•!1695 4 Door H.T, P.S, P. B., CLEANED , REPAIRED . . DOZER work , land clearing bY· ' the acre hourly or contract ,· ~ ... MILLER SA NITATION, farm ponds , roads, etc . Large! • : STEWART , OHIO PH 662 dozer and operator w ith over ... ... 3035 20 years exper ience PullinS\ -.. ~ , 10 4 ffc Eicavatlng, Pomeroy , Ohio. * Phone 992 -2.478 . : SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . 12·19-tfC i J: ~ Modern Sanitat ion , 992 -3954 or -------------_ , *' ... 992 73.49 10-23 tfc JOB S contracted t-'none 74~ 307<1 or write Bo x 23, Langs . v ille , Ohio . .....~.,.,._ READY MIX CONCRETE 7-23 -26tc .. .• . , del ive r-ed r jght io your project. Fast and easy . Free ' estimates Phone 992 -J28A . 'FtrR: 'f= KEt: estlmatea on '·~­ alum inum replacement Goeglein Reecly Mix Co ., w indows , siding , storm doors " Middleport , Ohio and windows. Railing Phone 6-30-tfc Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob , Sales C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer R epruentatlve , v. V Comolete Se rvice Johnson and Son, Inc Phone 949-3821 or 9.49 -3 161 4-30-tfc 1 Rac ine , Oh io Crltt Bradford ~ - .' 5-1 tfc ' ' ------------C~EMEAN S CONCR.~E ::-T =E .lUST ARRIVED! TWO TRUCKLOADS GOOD USED FURNITURE ~ I' • • S&.WING MACHINES . Repilt'" : .. ' service, all makes, 992 -2284. .. ~ Thf Fabric Snop , Pomeroy ~t .. Authorized Singer Sales and ~ ~ Service . we Sharpen Scissors. t ., 3-29-tfc 'f' S EPTIC TAN .KS c leaned reasonable rates Ph 4<164782, Ga llipol ls "'John Russell . owner and operalor s.12-tf_f 1970 OtM NOVA .................}1395 Door, V-8, auio , vinyl roof .' • • Is your leaking? Co mpare our prices to any others. We'll give you lr professional roof for less . C.ll992-2136 For Estimates of Any Type . ' '' '' •• •• • -------------- I DIDN ' T KNOW THAT! .area dealers buy I ~~'~ when Kuhl ' s Bargai" Center our retail price then now you 're getttng bargain from us• EXTRA SPECIAL Harvest Gold, 30" electric range - like new' $.109 - if you mention t his ad {S otherw ise). OTHER GOODIES 46 " Broyhill Preml " Brasilia " walnut <Mine with glass and Now 5169.95. I • "•• .• Route- I - ------------- SEALY MIS--MATCH ONCE·A.YEAR .•' 1970 OIJ)Si TORINAD0...............~1695 Air, factory tape player, vinyl roof. • • • •• •• automatic. ~ 1974 .. "' • •• •• •• • K&H ROOFING PHONE 992-5476 MANAGER Real Estate For S31e .. Door H. T., ' 0. • • •• •• • • & ••• •• Free Estimates, Middleport, 0 ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY BENNY BRANHAM DATSUN 26Q.Z .................!5395 Locally owned PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 Hours : 9·6 Weekdays 9-9 Weekends WILSON'S . PENNZOIL • • • ~ • • • PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 USED CARS vinyl roof . I i 1970 FORD TORINO GT.. ............. !995 J v.s, Interior, Exterior . -.., Decorating and Remodeling Located on Jrd Street in Now Open for Business l: -.-door 1971, H,T., FORD LTD....................... ~1595 ~r, P S., P.B,, lHE DEPENDABLE •'' .• • CONTRACTING 00. ••• • WILL'S CARPET & INTERIORS Moved to Rutland , lJ• mile inside ct ty lim it on right corner Bir ck St. and Rt. 124. • 742-5293 Pomeroy, Refrigerators, Freezers, Home Auto Air Conditioners and Commercial Units, J&B AUTO BODY ' --------, ··•• .• •• •• WARNER'S • ••• •• REFRIGERATION • •• SERVICE ' . • • 992-72 04 . .See or Call -Bob or- Roger Jeilers Day 992-7089 Night 992-3525 or 992-5232 'I ' •• • • •• •• •• ' 500 E. MAIN 1972 A.M. f«)RNET... ~ ............. ..'1695 6 cyl ., o"tomatlc. SHAR PI I • : SMITH NELSON_MOTORS, INC. OUR PRIQS ARE BmERI •• ' • • Ml'*lltport, Ohio 1-lled. ·.••- .I •• 171 Pearl St. r '• ·, I: B&K EXCAVATING LOTS tor sate , traile r or hou se . All utrl it tes Phone 7.42 361 5, O'DELL Allnement , located Rut la nd , Ohio behind Rutland Grade School, 7 16 ttc complete front end service, brake-s and tuneups , wheels b~tanced electronically . Open 8 to 8 daily Call 742 -3 232 .on Sunday for appt . 7-16tfc Save 30% to 50% On Quality Sealy Mattresses Now! economY! ' & •• Will do Dozer Backhoe Work. Instill •• Septic Tanks, Hau l •• Wilkinson Sm•H Engine 992 -3092 • 399 w. Ma inPomeroy , 0 Located •t Modern Supply Small Entine Rtpllr ' . DITCHING SERVLCE WHITE REALTY Athens, Ohio MAnRESS SALE "-.., CAR8 wrnt m -5:147 -------------- The Rosenberg Co. ·- ------------ Chester, Ohio 985· 4102 VERA EBLIN -------------- unrurnllhtd All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers ------------- -------------- ., ,.., "'"' :t '" ... BISSELL BROTHERS OONST. 00. 1 mile from Harrisonville. 80 pet. tillable. 3 deep ponds . Lovely stable barn & other buildings., Remodeled 2 story, 4 bedroom · home. Go west on SR 143 to County Road 17. Sign on highway. Call: 592-2828 or 5933333 -------------~ ROCERV buSiness for sale rolling land, not too far from Build ing for sale or lease. town Send any Information to Phone 773 5618from 8.30 p m . Box 729 C, care of the Daily NEW 1974 Gettysburg by to 10 p m f for appointment . , Sentinel. Pomeroy , Ohio Castle, 3 bedroom , front 3-20 tfc 45769 . kitchen mode/ , total electr• c, 8·2-12tc .set up and ready to move i~to , $6,695 Be the f1rst to en JO Y FOAM to fi ll your old couch and chair cush ion s as low as country living with Ctfy SIO 95, upholstery okks , only conven iences Can be seen at SOc, 4 mch covered foam Country Mob il e Hom e Par k, Brown Pasteboard, Sheet mattresses for standard size Darwin , Ohio , Call 991 703.4 Iran, Refrigerators, Hot bed , $29 95 Pomeroy for inform at tOn Recovery , 622 E Main St , Water Tanks, Auto bodies, 8 1 Stc Pomeroy , Ohto. Phone 992 without motors, Scrap Iron, 755.4 1972 J BEDROOM Wi nd so r C.1t Iran, Capper, Brass, 7-24 -261C Mob ile Home on 1 acre of Aluminum, Auto Batteries, ground . For more in Auto Radiators. Sell to UPHOL STERY fabr tcs by the format ton , c all 992 7638 yard, 54 inches wid& , as low as 7-30-tfc S2.49 per yard Velvets as loW' as $5 25 Imported velvets 1972 MOBILE Home, 1~ x7 0 S9 60 we also have 11Y ion, Hillcrest , furnished or un herculon , cotton prints, furn ished , must sell Phon e vinyls, and remnants by the 7.42 6882, Rutland, Oh io Athens, Ohio. We close each yud or by the piece Po meroy · 7-28 -6tp Recovery , 622 E Main St , Friday at noon for balance of Po"meroy Phone 992 -7554 . week. 65 x 12 MOBILE totome , 3 7-24 261c bed room , bath , liv ing room . hall , and 2 bedrooms ca r CA NNING tomatoeS: , br ing pe ted Phone 992 7751 CASH FOR JUNK CARS _container Geraldine Cleland , 6 16 tfc complete . F rye 's Truck. and Rac ine Auto Parts , Rutland , Ohto , 24 7 30-tt c HOUR WRECKER SER VICE Phone 7.42 -609<1 . 7 26 26tc GAS HEATER , 70 ,000 BTU , FR ISKY AKC Brtttany pups , thermos tat and fan $35 Phone fie ld cham pion sire. Phone 992 2258 , ss for junk automob iles We w tlt 992 7805. pick up , Rtver sl de Auto 7 28 6t c 8 1 3tp Wrecking , Phone (30.4) 773 ~----- ---- ---- - BOWERS REPAIR . APPROXIMATELY --------------:;:;PTIC TANK S, AROBIC 100 ACRE FARM SESE· WAGE SYSTE M~ -------------- -------------- -------------5 ACRES of level to gently DAMAGE 1974 Z19 Zag SEWING MACHINES S"t!LL rn or lgtnal cartons. No at tachments ·needed as our control! are boilt -m Sews with 1 or 2 needles . makes bu ttonhol es , sew on buttons . monograms , and bl rnd hem stitch Full cuh pnce SJB so or budget plan available Phone 992 2653 7 16-tfc PAIN r -------------- JUNK Autos c omplete and delivered to our yard We pick up auto bodies and buy al l kinds of scrap metals and iron Rider 's Salvage, State 4 ROOMS and bath hom e for Rt . 12.4, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohio rent m R uti and Phone 992 5858 Phone 99 2-5468 7-31-26tp 714 -tfc -------------WANTED old upright pianos , These sizes also available : 5,000. 6.000 . 8.000, 10,000 and 12,000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK 9. Jack W Carsey , Mg; . 1 .., Phone 992 -2181 _ .- • TEAFORD Phone 992-3863 before 3: oo p.m., after 6:00 p. m . 992 5844. Wanted To Buy . *109.95 MIDDLEPORT Large older brick home. New kitchen has everything:. New hot water heating system. S B R ., 2 baths, bas~ment. lots of parking space. close to shopping . $22,500. POMEROY - 1 slory frame . 2 B. R., bath, basement with utility , almost new furnace , large lot 296x50 . Aski ng SlO,OOO. ABOUT 2 ACRES - 2 story frame, 4 B. R.• lilt baths , dining room , porches . storage bldg . 2 garages . $10,000 . MIDDLEPORT - 2 story 1rame, .4 B. R., bath , garage, tral ler hookup . lots of ~round 58,000. --------------- 7 -28 - 61C guaranteed OOTPOINT AIR OONDffiONERS engtne Phone 98 5 3594 In good cond ition and price at s 1.000 8 Z-Jtc WE HAVE BUYERS 9C0RRIEDALESewelambs. WALNUT , modern , stereo . "GALORE WAITING, LIST YOUR PROPEF!TY WITH one Reg Susfa lk ram . Also . rad tO, am fm 8 track tape slaughter lambs Phon e 9<19 US TODAY AND MAKE combination, .4 speaker sound 3073 THAT SALE . system Balance $101 93 or a 2 6tc budget terms Phone 992 3965 ----------- =~-= 8 l·tfc 992-2259 or 992-2548 1974 ELSINORE Honda MT 125 SS75 Call 992 72\1 8 2 31c 50 CC HONDA minr frat! brke , $115 , 8 horsepower electric TRUCKLOAD of cannmg s tart r iding lawn mower S150 peaches and apples arnvmg Phone 992 2143 any t•me or Friday at the Midway 992 -2724 evenings Market , West Matn , Vo·qtl H r, ·, olrqd 8 1-Jtp Pomeroy Phone 992 2582 . II! <!k ''I 8-2 Jlc ' l...,, ·( ll,l rll< •:,r,, .r 3 TOMATO pickers . Dallas Pulll• 'l oly Oh10 I'J!6'l Cleland, phone 949 -4121 ONE Buckskrn horse , well 8 1 3tc bro ke , S250, one green broke . <1 yr old , S250 Phone Mtke NEW LISTING La rge 2 Jo nes , 992 3668 story home 3 bedrooms, large 8 2 3tp SHULER'S MARKET living , dinmg , modern kitchen and breakfast nook . Gas fired Pomeroy 1964 FOR 0 and one new W, Main begtnner's electri c Kay hot water heat . Full basement. Home Grown Guita r for sale Contact Carl Just S20,ooo. Rairden , Ha rtford , w va Cantaloupes NEW LISTING 12x65 7 31 6tc Greenwood wtth J bedrooms. FRESH CORN SALE on Starcraft Fold down s bath , wifh shower Modern Auto awnmg, Reese h ttches , kttchen wi th stove and DAILY Por t -A-Pot t, 20pct off CAM P refngerator . Washer-dryer, CO N LEY S TAR CRAFT SA LES . Rt 62 north of Pt . FRESH PEACHES and deep freeze . Uti lity bldg . P leasant beh ind Red Carpet Ni ce 2 NEW LISTING Inn . Shop us for quality produce. bedrooms with closets. Large 7 31 Jtc bath, dining~ liv ing and kitOur aim is to Please chen . Front and back porches WE ARE pic king up a p tano in Our Customers. your area and would like on level lot, near schoo l and _,. some respons tble party to stores. want $10,000.00. take over payment s Call NEW HOME - 3 bedrooms Cred it Manager , {614) 772 · with closets , large l iv tng , 5669 or wr.te 260 East Main Street. Ch tll lcothe , Ohio 45601 HOUSE for sale in Sy racu se, 5 beautifu l kitcheri . Utility room , 4-7-tfc rooms and garage lo ca t ed 1111 baths. Garage and 1 acre in nea r the schoo l Phone 992 the country. S28,o0o 00. EXCELSIOR Salt Works , E 3860 Mllin St , Pomeroy All k ind s 8-2 tfc PUZZLED AS TO BU YING OR of sa lt water pellets , water -------------SEL LING. CONSULT US , WE nuggets , block salt and own Station DEAL IN REAL ESTATE . Ohio River Salt Phone 992 CA R SO N Se rv ice Garage , 50x60 bulidtng , 3891 Cement driveway Phone 7<12 EVERY DAY. OFFICE 992 6 5 tfc Phone 992-3503 ~ ~~iness Services. • [ __ B_.;._ _ • For Sale -------------- GLOECKNER CAFE - ' N wCOMPIDN 0 D ·· OPTOMETRISt or , orr • �l • • , . •Sentinel Classifieds Get R esu·lts. • 1-The Dailv Sentinel, Middleport·Prnleroy, 0 .. Fl"iday, Aug . Z,l974 Real Estate For Sale Auto Sales for Rent l966 FORO P ic kup , Phone 7.47 3884 must Sf'll BU SINESS room , 12 X 80, 234 E Main Sl , Pomeroy , Oh io. 8 I 31c Phone 992 5786 or 992 3975 6 12 lf c 1974 CUTLASS Supreme. arr condrtroned and am fm rad io . supe r sports. wheels . 'IJ 8 2 Fu RNISHEDroom son Spring automatrc . Phone 992 9981. Ave Call 992 3419 after 2 p m , 8 1 2tp 8 1 Jtc BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fur nilihed apar-tment , cerpeted. 1969 CHEVY Townsman station all electrtc includes washer wagon s1, 195 good condition 1 JOE . M.l"in Pome ro y and dryer rn downtown Phone 992 .7620. M iddleport over Slim N ' ...._ 5 24 ff c Tr im Phone 1192 SJ?O or 992 7819, 1002 E. Main Pomero')f 8 -l tic 1972 VEGA . good condrtlon -------------Phone 949 1981 3 ROOM S furnished apartment 7 26 61 C wtth a i r con d rfloner No ch ildren or pets . E . Ma in St , GE NERA L office work , typ ing , Pomeroy Phone 991·1381 shorth.,nd. etc full or part 8· 1 Jtc __________ WHITEHOUSE TAVERN __ _ Employment Wanted time For Sale Phone 992 -3147 7-31 Jtc -------------WILL do home . Mrs . babys i tting in E•perienced , Glen RiD 1NG horse for sate 1 years old , green broke Gentle . Call 991 5510 my Ph one Smith, IN ROW FOR RENT Rock Spr ings Rd . 992 -36 13 7 31 61C WILL do typing and clerical work. in my home , JS years experien ce 8 I He -------------1950 FERGUSON 20 , new PAiNT!NG ,-;;;perie~ed- and work 4,000: BTU FrPe esflmates Ph one 992 3821 . 7 JO 6tc Wanted To Rent 1-First floor apt ., 2 bedrooms completely fur · nished on Main St., Pomeroy with garage and nice front & backyards, washers and dryers on premises. HOUSE in Rutland , Langsv ille. or Harr isonville area Phone 7-42 6205 . 8 -2 -6tc ::-----~--------- Help Wanted Appliance service man with knowledae of refrigeration . -~a_cation & travel pa~- t Gallia Refrigeration Co. Phone 446 ·4066 IMMEDIATE opening for brake mechan ic Send r esume and salar \':_expected to Box 729. · H, c -o The Ua Jiy ::,e nrtne t, Pomeroy , Oh to 8-1 -J tc -------------SERVICE manager for automobile dealersh ip . Send resume to Box 729M, co The Da lly Sentinel , Pomeroy , OhtO .45769 8-1 5tc 1- Second floor apt., com pletely furnished . 2 bedrooms. nice yard available, wuhers and dryers on premises. Phone 992 -3H3 before 3 p.m . , after 6 p. m. 992-5844. any condition . Paying $10 each. First floor only . Wr ite 10 lind give directions to Witten Piano c:;ompany , Box 188, Sardis, Ohto .43946 7 28 6tp -------------- TWO S room and bath apts 10 Mtddleport . Fo r Information . c all 992 2550 or 742 6551 7 3 lfc GREY MANOR APART MENTS FOR RENT 117 North Fourth Avenue Middleport, Ohio 1-2 btdroom furnished apt. in nice area. 1-Eiflclency apt . prefer single male, utilities provided. Real Estate For Sale -------------SIN GER Automat ic Z1g zag For Sale or Trade 3325 . 5052 . 7 -------------- • 16 tfc Sewmg Ma chines, In sewtng ' table Makes buttonhOles. "A PPR OX" 49 acres on BaU ey Run Roa d , o ne m tle from sews on buttons. blind hems c ross roads , not too far from etc Top notch cond•t•on , Pay the Salem Center Mine The S51 or terms available . Phone 992 2653 Bailey Farm. Con tac t Mrs Paul Bailey 7 16 tfc 7,30 6tc GREEN beans , green peppers . cucum bers . to mato es , Cle land Fa rm s, Geraldine Cleland , Ra cine , Oh10 1 17 tfc 9lh H P EVINRUDE , low profi le, les s than 20 hours runnmg . Wou ld ltke to trade for <10 to 60 h p - will pay difference according to con d 1t1on Phone 992 -7106 .' OL,D furniture. oak tab les, 8 2. 3t p clocks, ice boxes . bran beds , dishes , des"-s , or complete households Write M D 2 EXTRA nice young pure breed Miller , Rt . .t, Pomeroy , Ohio, , Tam worth sows Phone 992 call 992-7760. 23.43 . s 13-tfc 8 1 3tc • C!ASH paid for all makes and· 2 EXTRA n1ce young pure breed 1973 RICKMAN 250 MX W!th 3 models of mobile homes Tam worth sows . Phon e 992 cyc le tra iler and extras SaJe 2343 Phone area code 61.4.423 -9531 or trade Ca ll (30.4) 773 -5128. ....~... 7-31 3tc .t-13-tfc 7 28 6tp - ----------- __ ___________ Mobile Homes For Sale For Sale For Sale - -------------Pets For Sale -------------- -------------- 5890 7 s tfc POODLE groom ing , S5 . Bathtng , $1 Phone Coolvi lle, 667 -3915 SILVEr< . ......... :. uefore 1965 Wrll 7 31 5tp pay 52.40 for $1 fac e value Also , silvers , dollars , $3 SO ~~7- -- ---­ Also, gold coins, very fine or NJCE Beagle pupptes Ph one 99 2-5302. better condition . $1 gold piece for $50 ; S2.50 gold p iece for 7 30 .4t c $45 ; SS for $45 , S10 for $95; $20 for $190 Pr ice sublect to market variation Write ' Jack ie Wamsley , P 0 Box 125 , Reynoldsburg , Oh io 1966 DODGE l/ 2 ton p ick up , 43068 , or ca ll Rutland . 742 phone 949 4714 3651 7-31 3tc 8-1 3tc 1974 VEGA GT , 7,700 miles , p s . and automatic Phone ~92 3362. 7-31 -6tp SMALL mobile ho ffie doubl e 196J DODGE Pickup truck , 6 wide , l bedrooms. furnished cylinder , 3 new t ires. $350 Utilit ies pa1d Adults Phone 992 5301 . preferred . Phone 992 -7017 , or 7-31 -3tc; 992 -7133 . 7-31 -4tc 1970 VW. 1lnd a 1965 Chevy Ven For- more Information , call COUNTRY Mobile Home Park , 992 ,5116 Rt . 33, ten m iles north Of 7 -30-5tc . Pomeroy . Large lots with concrete patios , sidewal" ·, 11171 TRIUMPH Bonneville 650 ru,,ers end off street Tloer QOid , In gqod co nd ition . , parking Also , spaces for $875 . f)hone 992 -3700. smell trailers . Phone 992 -7.479 . 7 -2.4 ·13tp 1.21 -ffc -------------Auto Sales -------------- ---------------For Rent -------------- -------------- ---------------~--~--------- flfURNISHED apar'iment ~ adult1 only In M iddleport • Phone 992 -387~ 5 t2 .tfc ; t TRAILER , Brown 's Trail er Court. Pomeroy Phone 992 · 332.4. -----------...,,Vt 7-18-ttc tu• 111•u., ana ap•rtmentl ~hone ~2 · 54.1.4 . ' -------------IMPALA wagon , 1968 1968 Puick convertible 2826 Call 9<19 . B-2-5tc --- --~-------- 1972 CHEVY 'h ton , Bl9 6 292 Cus tom cab and topper , J speed , like new Phone 667 3364 or ~23 - 8584 :...._ 3-2 -3tc: ______ _____ _ 1967 FORO station wagon, runs good, body rough 5150. 318 cubic inc:~ Plymouth engine, J7,000 miles . Phone 992 -2776 affer 5 p.m . 8 2 3tc -------------1957 CHEVY Call 992 -2967 after I Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 · !i p. m . " -------------- SOLID VINYL SIDING P roduced frqm a special vinyl com poUnd made by B F Goodr ich and Monsanto 5 times thicker than metal St d ing . Will not dent , ch ip , c ra ck, peel , rot , rust or c halk FREE HOME ESTIMATES SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Call Collect 1-592-5544 Athens, Ohio 350 HONDA Sc rambler 73 Phone 992 -5914 after 6 p.m 7 30 6tc -------------1972 HONDA 750, saddle bags , wind,.shleld , crash bar , fool pegs. luggage rack and back rest S1 ,600 Phone 742 - 625~ 7 J0.-4tc ------------NIMROD fold -down camper In good co nd ition, sleeps 4. Phone- 985 3353 7 30-6tp -------------- ~ PIANO tuning , Phone Charl es Scott, 992-3718 7 30-5tp -------------197.4 ZIG Sewi ng Mach ines ZAG left ln layawaY . All built ln lo 1 buttonhole , do stre t c~ sewing an d fancy stitching . Pay lust S-48 75 cuh or terms available Trade -i ns ac cepted. Phone 992 2653 · 7-30 ffc -------------VACUU M Cleaners. brand n ew • • D I r I, Gravel, limestone or Rent One Trucks, of Our Backhoe or Dozers. & Home Bui Iding Additions, Aluminum · & Vinyl ' Siding, Floor Sanding & Finishing. , Water Lines and Powei ' Lines All work done by the foot or contract. Also dozer work a;nd septic tanks itt· Armstrong Linoleum Wall PaperVinyl Wall Fabric Special! On Carpel Rem nants . Free Estimates. Free Estimates Racme , Ohio. . HOME DECORATING E. MAIN STREET POMEROY INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR - Wash & Wax - Lube, Oil, Filter - Tune-Up $11.95 9.50 16.95 Relrigerators, green. copper, white, frost free included 30" Gas Ranges, gold and green Mediterranean 2- mirror Triple Dresser , Chest, Nite Stand Solid Ma pie Dresser Solid Oak Dresser Walnut Chest Twin Size Box Springs and Mattresses Maple Bed, complete 3- Spindle Beds, twin size 2-Solid Oak Note Stands Metal Beds 3-2 pc . Living Room Suites 2-0ffice Storage Cabinets Several Odd Cllairs Posler Bed, complete 1- 0id Bed, looks like trim was hand painted Solid Maple Bedroom Suite. queen size l;'ortable Color TV and Portable B- W TV - OTHER ITEMS SUCH AS: sinks, metal cabinets. recliners, stereos, dryers, wringer washers. gas & oil healers, portable air conditioners and other items too numerous to mention. • map I floral $69 95 , vinyl recl ine rs US (I f. you mention a d- ,hru July or wh I $upply lastsJ $10) . f, 1971 atEVY NOVA ...................'1695 2 V-8, Door , auto. I • . • f695 :: 1969 MERCURY COMET ............... . 2· Door hardtop,' 6 cyl. , auto 1 • • ~ '· 1: 1969 FORD LTD......................... !695 Counky Squire .4 door Wagon . BUICK SPECIAL' .................'695 '1, 1969 2 Door . 6 cyl., auto .•• j .••• ·- I 4 Door . • · 1969 FORD TORINO GT.. ...........!l295 ·~. FT 2 Door hardfop, V-8, auto , SHARP! ; Good Se.lection Cheaper Cars See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel ' . RIGGS USED CARS 985-4100 ·. located on St. Rt. 7 ·' Notice lNG Match , Corn GROVER 'S Stud io will be :f.i(,iio·w Gun · Club, turn f trst c losed for emp lo yees' after Miles Ceme tery, vacation July 29 t hro ugh Aug. and . Fac tory choked s Open Aug 6 through AJJg . guns only Sunday, Aug . 4, 1 10 Closed Aug . 13 thro ugh p. m Aug 17 for Me 1gs County Fatr VtStt our booth m the commerctal building 7 2li 18tc ' .. GRE 'J· '' ' (OUNTRY .. 92.1 'WMPQ.FM l do1.er . and backhoe work ; septic tanks" installed ; dull'ip - rr\JcKs 1 and lo boys tor hire ; will haul · fill dirt, top sot! , limestone and gravel ; Call Bob or Roger I Jeffers , day phone 992 -7089; nl~t phone 992 3525 or 992 52 · 211ttc ' I . Middle""rt-Pom;roy - . .. • t ,.;- .. ' J 11 ', , ·· • ..! - ~ ~-- -----=----~-­ ;;o;-:-..---~--.-- ..... - ._.,.... __ WILL tr im or cut trees and s hrubbery . Also. clean out basements , attics, ete. Phone 949 .3221 or 742 -.4.441 7-14-26tc -------------Rea! Estate For Sale NEW HOME , 3 bedrooms , Hutchtnson Su bDiv is ion , Rutland . Phont 742-3615 or see Milo Hut c h inson ~ Rutland 7 28 l2tc -------------~ SEVEN room hou se. bath , large lot , garage, Me ln Street. Rutland ASking $12 , 000 . Phone 7.4:2 4772 . _._ 7-28 12tc N EVv J beoroom home m Rutland Phone 742 62 5~ . 7-30-4tc '7,95.Sq, Yd. ------------- .. ~ ' u • :: .,. ~ r :~ r • . f'i ... ' •• • ~ ... -. Rutloncl, 0 . . ~. N ' n ~~ ., ., ..'• I " . " ' - PHONE 992·7777 ' • •-. ,," " "~ < .." .. .. ,'. '. ~· ·~ ' l • • • ...••. M•• ' '' '' ,, ' t, , •• ••1 • • HOURS: I ·-Rutllncl:. ' ' DAILY 9 AM-8 PM l~ .. .. • t .. - • Sold New, '5300.25 NOW '4695 1 • TRADES ON YOUR CAR. WE . NEED GOOD USED CARS! 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe., v-roof, power, air••••• '4695 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HT~ v--roof, air ••••••••• '3495 12 Olds 98 HT Cpe. P.S., auto.••••••••••••• '2695 12 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S......... 12495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. ait ••••• 11495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe., Power, air ........ '2895 71 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr., V-roof, air ..........'1995 71 Dodge Dart Swinger, Slant 6, auto•••••• 12195 70 Chevelle HT Cpe, V8, auto, P.S......... 11795 70 Ch1JSier Newport 4 Dr., pow. & air.....'1995 ' 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., power, air ........... 11895 - CEWARD CALVERT, ART ARGYRIES OR BILL NE~N . ' . CAR NEW OR USED. 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe., V roof, air ......... .,'1195 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr., V-8 auto., P.S........'1195 2 SIGNS 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.•• : ••••••~995 69 Pontiac Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T~ v-roof, air••••. 1895 68 Chev. Mal. Wa@n, V-8 auto., P.S.•••••• !1195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air....... 11495 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door, V-8, auto............'695 66. Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., . V8, auto, P.S••••••••• '595 65 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan ...................... 1195 QUAliTY " You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" '° Till 7 PM SAT. Till 5 PM WE SERVICE WHAT J!'E SELL SERVICE Till 12 . NOON ON SAT. --..r PomeroJ \ Motor Co.· OF 1969 FORD TORINO CPE. $895 Local car, bucket seat, vinyl Interior, 4 speed trans ., 351 V-8, radio, good tires . Real_ nice . 1970 NOVA CPE. $1495 Local 1 owner, goOd fires . 6 cyl. with automatic trans ., radlo 1 blue fini sh, spotless clean blue Interior . .. 1972 VEGA HATCHBACK CPE. $2095 .. Local 1 owner trade-In , 4 speed trans., G.T . equipment, radio, good tires, c lean inside , red fin ish, blk. vinyl Int. , low mileag' ' .POMEROY MOTOR CO OPEN EVES8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO GMC FINANCING. POMEROY' Open Evenings Unlil6: OG- Ttl 5 p.m. Sal· AuouSl 12, ""' until , ,.. Noon , Eastern Doyllghl savings Time, and at lhat Hme will be opened publicly and reod , - lor the furnishing ot all labor material necessary for and th e construction of an Emergency Trea,ment A.ddlt lon, , Pomeroy Veteran s, Memorial Hospital Oh;o All work shall be don e ~ccordlng to the drewlngs ana specifications as prepared by Hay es , Donaldson , Wittenmy er & , Architects, 601, EighPartners t h st r eet. Portsmouth Dhseporole proposals will be received tor · General Work ; Electrical Work; Plumb ing work ; Heating , ing \lenti~at i ng and and Ai r Condition Work BUY ANY I 'to ' 500 E. MAin St., Pomeroy, Ohio 992-5342 PUBLIC NOTICE TO BIDDERS • sea led proposals will be r e'celved by lhe Veteran s Memorial Meig s County , OhioHospttal. at the Veterans Memoroal . locale~ In Pomeroy, Ho•polal Ohio, on Monday, BEFO~~.. YOU . orEN We Built Our Business on Service and now SeiVice is Building Our Business Karr & VanZandt ' YOU' OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE 70 Ford Gal. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed ...... '1295 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. air ••••••'995 69 Olds Cut. S Cpe, v--roof, auto, P.S••••••• 11495 NOTICE ON FI~ING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT The State of Ohio, Melg5 county, Court of Common Pitas. Probate Division To the Administratr-Ix W W A of the es.tate , to such of the following as are residents of the State of Ohio , viz - the sur vlving spouse, the next of kin, TEAM shoot , military style , 100 the beneficiaries under the will , yards an y gun Any cal1ber to the attorney or attorneys Troph ies will be awarded , and representing llny of the Rutland Gun Club , Sunda y, aforementioned persons Aug 4 , 1 p .m . lillian J . Triplett , Deceased, , _...._ 7 30 Stc Middle-port. Ohio, Salisbury Townshrp, No . 21219 . FREE kittens to goo~. home . You are hereby notified that Call 992 -771.4 . the Inventory and Ap 7 3) -61c praisement of the estate of the aforementioned / deceased , late ---------;:-~--A TO Z MART ,, used furn t 1ure ~ of said County , was filed In this Said Inventory and appliances and mise Rt . 33, Court. Appraisement wtlt be tor Hartford, W Va . hearing before this Court on the 7 26 tfc 91h dey ot August. 1~74 . at 10 · 00 -~----- -----o 'clock A.M. MOTOCROSS! August .4 , Any person desiring to file practice at 11 30 Race at 1 exceptions thereto must flle p.m 2 miles paSf Be s t Photo them at least five days prior Jo on Coun'y Rd . 56 Brimstone the date ut tor hearing , Raceway Park, Coolvtl le , Given under my hand and OhtO se-al of said Court. th is 24th day 8 2-2tc of July 197~ . ___________ _ OPEL &GMC. PLUS BIG Cltallon bronze. sadd le vinyl roof, matching Int., full power, air, 5.500 miles . Point Rock ·Social Notes J k M Mr. and Mrs. ac oore and family spent the weekend Judy Holliday is attending band camp at Rio Grande, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Rad ek"m; Wl"th hiS " mother, Mrs. Cora Nellie Vale, Avane! and Judy Moore and attended the fish fry Holliday of Laurel Grange attende d Meigs Pomona visitation meeting to Gallia Pomona at Springfield Grange at Wilkesville . The Lucky Lepraecons 4-H th Club went to Rutland for e judging of their projects. Laurel Grange met in Hall. Fred Morriss' sons or' . •t tng · th e1r Newark are VlSI grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Morris. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bobo and Mrs. Anth ony Ud vardy, at their farm home here . -----~------- , . We can give you a better buy because of our low overhead and high volume, we can operate on less profit. Because. ~ Several of. our· cars were received before the price raises : Our used cars are reconditioned here and backed by well equipped service and parts department. Ail are local cars traded from satisfied owners on new Fords or Ford trade-in. We can give you the names, addresses and often phone num bers of previous owner. Your dollar will never buy more car . ·n ,(ln 1 1972 FORD 6 CYL ................•••~.295 Maverick 4 dr ,, auto, trans, One very careful owner. Extra nice. . 1972 FORD 6 CYL ..••...••..•••••••.s2,195 Maverick 2 dr . 1 am sure most you kno'N'how well this car has been treated . regular session. Due to the absence of the reg··'-r UlCI master , 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO•..•...•• '2,995 Judy Holliday presided. Plans f th tOOth an 4 Or . Sedan, power steering , auto. trans. This local owner has driYen Fords for yea rs . Really sharp. 302 V-8 engine. the Grange Hall 1·n October. The history is being •-•compiled f the 1972 FORD GRAN ~11NO ......... s2,395 were made or e '" niversary to be celebrated at Chillic othe ' spent the weekend cOME TO WHERE..THE ACilON IS and music presenu:u or program.Refreshmentswillbe served. A place will be provided to display antique artt"cles for all to en ·oy. 1 Everyone is invited. Beautiful light blue C\hows tender care. f'r,/J power steering, I • auto. trans . }970 FORD VB •... :.. ~··············· '1,695 Metal Casework . labor and materi al payment Gal. 500 4 dr . Sedan, 351 V-B engine, air cond., beautiful Proposals s hall be submitted bond, both ot 100 percent ot the white with bl•ck vi nyl lop. fully equipped. Very sharp car. on Proposal F orm contained in amount of th e contract , wlth the speci fi ca tion s and Other sa ti sfactory sure ties, w ill be 1 contract documents, wh tch required ftom the successful Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Radekin documents are on file at the bidders fol" th e faithful per . Mann ino D Webster Hospital and at the office of the tormance of the work for eac h called on Mr. and Mrs. Arlin Maverick 2 dr . Jud98 Arc h ltecL and are avalleble to contract awarded . · h 1 d th · all prospective biddei-s dur ing By Ann B Watson Bids shall be submitted to the Radekin and e pe elr YOUNG iemate German pollee Deputy Clerk regular off ic e hours unHI the owner only upon the plans and granddaughter, Amy Joe, dog , w ith no tag . Gent le and closing of bids speci fi ca tion s thet ' have been ._ h fifth b" thda fr iendly Cell 992 -2922 1f th is Is ( 11 26 (8) 2, 2tc One comp lete se t of bid obtained from the office of th e celebrate er Jr Y· your miss ing pet. Brookwood Sta. Wagon. Air conditioned, local owner. documents , for the purpose ot Arc hitec t Darla Wilcox, Middleport, 8 2-3tc NOTICE OF bidding , may be obtained from The right is reserved by the d Is M APPOINTMENT r. Ca,se No . 21279 Hayes, Donaldson , Witlenmy er owner to reject any and a ll visited her gran paren , Partners , Architects , 601 b1ds , and no bidder may with - and Mrs. John Holliday. Estate of Velm• C•rpenter & Elgl h Stre,et , Portsmouth , Oh io draw his bid for a pe"r lod of Decetsed. Color Sense 302 V-8, auto. trans ., power steering, very low mileage, Notic e is hereby given tha t Vpon deposit 01 $50 oo, Wh tc h forty live {A5l deys . Color is Important to your like new, spare tire never on nrnuntt deposit wlfl be refunded upon This project is under the sta te Robert S Pa rker of 61 1 South wardrobe. Always select a 2nd, Middleport , Mergs County , return of bid doc-uments I" good con tl lt!ons . of E .E .O. as per M.ANY MORE color with your whole Ohio, has been duly appointed 'Qndltlon wlt/'lln 1!11 period of Government Executive Order fifte en (151 days after opening of Jenuary 1J~l1- Pro-:l de wardrobe In mind. Thought- Adm i!'llstrator With Ihe wIll df bids , Contra ct documents w til General Requirements of ef open unlll6 :00 PM -kd•Y• ncepl Thun. l S.l. 5 PM. CloMd of the Es tate of Velma less color selection can leaYe Annexed be malted collect, upon writfen flrmative action program a~ Ca rpenter , deceased, tete ot Sundays. you without the right outfit Cclumbla Townsh ip , Meigs request end deposit submIt ted per Part "· Sub Part A, Sec;tl on All proposals must be ac - 401 of Government Executive for a very important event. CountJ . Ohio See Fred Blaettnar or Den Thompson companied bye bid bond bound Order . ~ Cre !tors are reQ!Jired to file In the speclflcerlons and By Order Of : the ir c la ims with said flduclny executed by ao bonding company The Meigs County Within four months CLOSER . · Hospital Comm ission NOTICE OF DRAWING Dated thiS 30th day of July licensed by the State of Ohio payab le to the order of th e and Veterans Memor ial OF JURORS l97A } There's nothing like a cold YOU LOOK, THE BE I I ER Qwner in an amount no~ l ~c; HospitaL Inc No tice Is hereby g tven that a than five (5 pet.) percent of the Pomeroy , Oh lo public drawing of jurors will be s hower to make you have the M11nnlng 0 . Webster amount of the bids . The bQnd or OJ 19, 26 (Bl 2. 9, .ttc ~LOOK made on the lOth day of August , water heater f1xed. Judge check shllll be forfeited lt th e 1974, 10 · 00 A.M , at th e office of Cour t of Common Pleas, .bidder fells to enter Into a the CLERK OF COMMON Probate Dlv lslort con ,ract with said Owner The PLEA S In the Court House of Meig s County , OhiO Phones: 992· 2196 Me-Igs Couf)_ ty , OhiO, for the (al 2. 9. " · 1t< 1 bonds or checks of tha three lowest bidd e rs will be held until • • September Te rm 1974 ot the Wrecker service: 992· 7517 ffl·7135 , 1 • . _ .•. , th • eucutlon of the· contract Common Plen Court of said 1 1 9 county. ond "lhe · furnllhlng• of the Temperatures In Nevad~ nqulred f.erformenct bond , Lauren Hoffman range from 120 degrees F . on 111 ~!:~~nt~h ~~ ~~~ ••~ T~: QFFiCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOS~l Freeland s Norris Tbe boll grumpe thai nollt! "Pinheads" are pretldenll Commissioners. the fringes of Death Valley to checks ot olher bldderl will be !AT NOON ON THURS.) EAST COURT ST. 1 or •• 'ever truly lake lime of Jurors 1 to degre.es below zero In the r• turntd on . dtmand after the p~~M'ER~:..:-y, of bowling aMOCi,atlonl. t til 2, ltc !lllrthern part of the state. from work. , bids A perform are canvaUed a nee bond . ancf' e ~~-~~~V:I¥l'ii~(~U~·---••••••••••••••• 1970 FORD 6 CYL ....•••..........• 1,295 1970 CHEV. vs .....................~ 11,395 11 . SUNDAYS .~ 'l:'• 1 PM-6 ·PM • • 2 Was '5294.55 NOW '4400 74 Olds Delta 88 Royale HT Cpe. 1973 FORD FlOt)_ PICKUP••• ~ ..... '2.895 POMEROY .' RUTLAND FURNITURE Citation bronze, SDddle vinyl roof, saddle vinyt Int ., full power , air . DRIVER 'S ED . CAR. Found "... ~ 74 Olds Delta 8& Hardtop Sedan ----:.----------- .. ~ Sit .• "LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES Frank Gheen, Sales Mgr. ' Maytag Haro ot Heat Dryers Surround clathtl ' With aentle, tvtn hilt . filo hot IPOfl, Ino overdrylng . F=lnt Lint Filter Welpec111111 In MAYTAO I ~~ "... FURNITURE Gr1te will be showing lair. Stop in, see display. .. . ~erma · Preu Arnold "1 • • " . ••• Capallty Moytoa Autom1tlcs t JspHd operation ,Qholc:t of water !tamps. Auto . water 1h'tf control . Lint Filter or Power Fir Agitator .. 742·4211 H, -.(,. RUTLAND JULY 30 • .. ..,". , ....' ~~ 1 Roll C.nclr Stripe With rubber back, 3.99 sq. Jd. Nite for bedrooms, dens, I·. kitcht•n; etc. lank ~OPENS ' u SPECIAL I • .. .. carpet values Your lob yn bl> completed In 11o 2 weolliJ. No loog waiting period. '· 1 .. County Jr. Fair r.•• '.• - We have hundreds , of -'" u · K"asco·T - KOSMET tc s & WIGS : For a good lme of Cosmetics, fr iendly se rv ic e · and someone to chat wtth ~ Qtve · me a ot:aiL Helen Jane 8 I 2tc Brown, 992-5113. 3-19-tfc yard sale . 1 mile up on -------- --~--- Run Road , sout h of A TO Z Mart , used furnished .M.;dcilepo,·t. Aug . 3 and 4 . appliances. clothing , dishes · 8 I 2tc an d m isc R t 33 opposfte tra iler court , Hartford, W . Vo . ane Society • 10 a m till 4 10 tfc Frida y and -- ----- ----~ -used s tock y C loth ing, WE HAVE all your upho lstery needs, Burlap, den im , co 1 -••'-•·'· • appliances •, c, foam g lu e , zippers, cambri treasures, recOrds , pictures , 'acking strip, sprlpgs and books, lamp; . toys . Located cli ps , c hipb oard, button from Pomeroy Post twine , sew1ng thread, legs , upholstery books , dacron . S-12 tfc webbmg , spnng twine , ta cks , welt c ord , cotton , swtvel bases and foam , foam , foam Porn eroy Recovery , 62 2 E Ma in Sf , Pomeroy , Ohio Phone 992 -7554 7 24 26tc ~Gallia ~... '' t: . ! . 742-4211 '• ~ Price Includes lnalellelldh end free padding. Talk fo Wendell Grate, carpet consultant. . h ,. ."' .' - RIGULAR$9.95 ________ ..- - n ... . •~ • . j • ' . _,...,. - CARiitnNG 501 NYLON I AUTOMOBILE Insurance betn ' cancelled ? Lost your , operator's li cense Call 992 7...28 . 6-1,..,fc I ' :$11REO· Chester, 0. IS GIV-ING BIG DEALS ON THE BEAUTIFUL ,NEW PONTIAC,. BUICK, $AVE 11 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S.'2095. . . 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, V·roof & air ........ 11795 !1964 atEVY CHEVEUE .•...•.• ~ .... }150 • •' ~ Clove brown, saddle vinyl top, Cruise Control, FM stereo, steel radial tires, power door locks . ' : 6 cyl.. automatic . . 74 Olds 98 LS. Sedan Demo 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto••••••••••• 12195 ·'' • •' •• ' • • " , BIG SALE J1966 OtEVY CAPRICE .................!495 I 4 Door Hard Top. :1965 FORD 4 [)()()R ..•..••••••.••..•..•s295 •• ---.-------------- v1ny1 roof , I - ------------ ~fflchments. 1 air, [ 1979' FORD GAL 4 DOOR ............ !895 Hardtop, Bir. • •• • •• •• • •• •• ••• • •• • ' llod Cotpol ltrvlct ------------------- • • . 1971 CAPRI 2 DOOR ................'1395 4 cyl., 4 speed. ! • -------------- Come and be first to see this fine se lec t ion of good used furniture. Hurr y to our s tor e! Check othe r prices in the area . We believe you can' l beal our selection and nr ., c ..s . type models , with '5 Only S2~ - ~o cash or terms available. New Upr ight models S29.90 cash or terms available . Trade Ins ..., accepte.d Phone 99 2-2653 1 30 tfc ' I -------------- - -------------.' loi!de; a '' ------------ ~,x.cAV.ATING . Walnu' traditionally corner cupboard with ; llg~~·,;iv l _<>_o;p$99door 7 ·8-9 I -------------- delivered Monday through Sa turd a y and eve n 1ngs Phone 446 1142. 6 13 tfc 7- ! 1971 MERCURY MONTEREY•••.•.•!1695 4 Door H.T, P.S, P. B., CLEANED , REPAIRED . . DOZER work , land clearing bY· ' the acre hourly or contract ,· ~ ... MILLER SA NITATION, farm ponds , roads, etc . Large! • : STEWART , OHIO PH 662 dozer and operator w ith over ... ... 3035 20 years exper ience PullinS\ -.. ~ , 10 4 ffc Eicavatlng, Pomeroy , Ohio. * Phone 992 -2.478 . : SEPTIC TANKS cleaned . 12·19-tfC i J: ~ Modern Sanitat ion , 992 -3954 or -------------_ , *' ... 992 73.49 10-23 tfc JOB S contracted t-'none 74~ 307<1 or write Bo x 23, Langs . v ille , Ohio . .....~.,.,._ READY MIX CONCRETE 7-23 -26tc .. .• . , del ive r-ed r jght io your project. Fast and easy . Free ' estimates Phone 992 -J28A . 'FtrR: 'f= KEt: estlmatea on '·~­ alum inum replacement Goeglein Reecly Mix Co ., w indows , siding , storm doors " Middleport , Ohio and windows. Railing Phone 6-30-tfc Charles Lisle, Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob , Sales C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer R epruentatlve , v. V Comolete Se rvice Johnson and Son, Inc Phone 949-3821 or 9.49 -3 161 4-30-tfc 1 Rac ine , Oh io Crltt Bradford ~ - .' 5-1 tfc ' ' ------------C~EMEAN S CONCR.~E ::-T =E .lUST ARRIVED! TWO TRUCKLOADS GOOD USED FURNITURE ~ I' • • S&.WING MACHINES . Repilt'" : .. ' service, all makes, 992 -2284. .. ~ Thf Fabric Snop , Pomeroy ~t .. Authorized Singer Sales and ~ ~ Service . we Sharpen Scissors. t ., 3-29-tfc 'f' S EPTIC TAN .KS c leaned reasonable rates Ph 4<164782, Ga llipol ls "'John Russell . owner and operalor s.12-tf_f 1970 OtM NOVA .................}1395 Door, V-8, auio , vinyl roof .' • • Is your leaking? Co mpare our prices to any others. We'll give you lr professional roof for less . C.ll992-2136 For Estimates of Any Type . ' '' '' •• •• • -------------- I DIDN ' T KNOW THAT! .area dealers buy I ~~'~ when Kuhl ' s Bargai" Center our retail price then now you 're getttng bargain from us• EXTRA SPECIAL Harvest Gold, 30" electric range - like new' $.109 - if you mention t his ad {S otherw ise). OTHER GOODIES 46 " Broyhill Preml " Brasilia " walnut <Mine with glass and Now 5169.95. I • "•• .• Route- I - ------------- SEALY MIS--MATCH ONCE·A.YEAR .•' 1970 OIJ)Si TORINAD0...............~1695 Air, factory tape player, vinyl roof. • • • •• •• automatic. ~ 1974 .. "' • •• •• •• • K&H ROOFING PHONE 992-5476 MANAGER Real Estate For S31e .. Door H. T., ' 0. • • •• •• • • & ••• •• Free Estimates, Middleport, 0 ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY BENNY BRANHAM DATSUN 26Q.Z .................!5395 Locally owned PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 Hours : 9·6 Weekdays 9-9 Weekends WILSON'S . PENNZOIL • • • ~ • • • PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 USED CARS vinyl roof . I i 1970 FORD TORINO GT.. ............. !995 J v.s, Interior, Exterior . -.., Decorating and Remodeling Located on Jrd Street in Now Open for Business l: -.-door 1971, H,T., FORD LTD....................... ~1595 ~r, P S., P.B,, lHE DEPENDABLE •'' .• • CONTRACTING 00. ••• • WILL'S CARPET & INTERIORS Moved to Rutland , lJ• mile inside ct ty lim it on right corner Bir ck St. and Rt. 124. • 742-5293 Pomeroy, Refrigerators, Freezers, Home Auto Air Conditioners and Commercial Units, J&B AUTO BODY ' --------, ··•• .• •• •• WARNER'S • ••• •• REFRIGERATION • •• SERVICE ' . • • 992-72 04 . .See or Call -Bob or- Roger Jeilers Day 992-7089 Night 992-3525 or 992-5232 'I ' •• • • •• •• •• ' 500 E. MAIN 1972 A.M. f«)RNET... ~ ............. ..'1695 6 cyl ., o"tomatlc. SHAR PI I • : SMITH NELSON_MOTORS, INC. OUR PRIQS ARE BmERI •• ' • • Ml'*lltport, Ohio 1-lled. ·.••- .I •• 171 Pearl St. r '• ·, I: B&K EXCAVATING LOTS tor sate , traile r or hou se . All utrl it tes Phone 7.42 361 5, O'DELL Allnement , located Rut la nd , Ohio behind Rutland Grade School, 7 16 ttc complete front end service, brake-s and tuneups , wheels b~tanced electronically . Open 8 to 8 daily Call 742 -3 232 .on Sunday for appt . 7-16tfc Save 30% to 50% On Quality Sealy Mattresses Now! economY! ' & •• Will do Dozer Backhoe Work. Instill •• Septic Tanks, Hau l •• Wilkinson Sm•H Engine 992 -3092 • 399 w. Ma inPomeroy , 0 Located •t Modern Supply Small Entine Rtpllr ' . DITCHING SERVLCE WHITE REALTY Athens, Ohio MAnRESS SALE "-.., CAR8 wrnt m -5:147 -------------- The Rosenberg Co. ·- ------------ Chester, Ohio 985· 4102 VERA EBLIN -------------- unrurnllhtd All Small Appliances Lawn Mowers ------------- -------------- ., ,.., "'"' :t '" ... BISSELL BROTHERS OONST. 00. 1 mile from Harrisonville. 80 pet. tillable. 3 deep ponds . Lovely stable barn & other buildings., Remodeled 2 story, 4 bedroom · home. Go west on SR 143 to County Road 17. Sign on highway. Call: 592-2828 or 5933333 -------------~ ROCERV buSiness for sale rolling land, not too far from Build ing for sale or lease. town Send any Information to Phone 773 5618from 8.30 p m . Box 729 C, care of the Daily NEW 1974 Gettysburg by to 10 p m f for appointment . , Sentinel. Pomeroy , Ohio Castle, 3 bedroom , front 3-20 tfc 45769 . kitchen mode/ , total electr• c, 8·2-12tc .set up and ready to move i~to , $6,695 Be the f1rst to en JO Y FOAM to fi ll your old couch and chair cush ion s as low as country living with Ctfy SIO 95, upholstery okks , only conven iences Can be seen at SOc, 4 mch covered foam Country Mob il e Hom e Par k, Brown Pasteboard, Sheet mattresses for standard size Darwin , Ohio , Call 991 703.4 Iran, Refrigerators, Hot bed , $29 95 Pomeroy for inform at tOn Recovery , 622 E Main St , Water Tanks, Auto bodies, 8 1 Stc Pomeroy , Ohto. Phone 992 without motors, Scrap Iron, 755.4 1972 J BEDROOM Wi nd so r C.1t Iran, Capper, Brass, 7-24 -261C Mob ile Home on 1 acre of Aluminum, Auto Batteries, ground . For more in Auto Radiators. Sell to UPHOL STERY fabr tcs by the format ton , c all 992 7638 yard, 54 inches wid& , as low as 7-30-tfc S2.49 per yard Velvets as loW' as $5 25 Imported velvets 1972 MOBILE Home, 1~ x7 0 S9 60 we also have 11Y ion, Hillcrest , furnished or un herculon , cotton prints, furn ished , must sell Phon e vinyls, and remnants by the 7.42 6882, Rutland, Oh io Athens, Ohio. We close each yud or by the piece Po meroy · 7-28 -6tp Recovery , 622 E Main St , Friday at noon for balance of Po"meroy Phone 992 -7554 . week. 65 x 12 MOBILE totome , 3 7-24 261c bed room , bath , liv ing room . hall , and 2 bedrooms ca r CA NNING tomatoeS: , br ing pe ted Phone 992 7751 CASH FOR JUNK CARS _container Geraldine Cleland , 6 16 tfc complete . F rye 's Truck. and Rac ine Auto Parts , Rutland , Ohto , 24 7 30-tt c HOUR WRECKER SER VICE Phone 7.42 -609<1 . 7 26 26tc GAS HEATER , 70 ,000 BTU , FR ISKY AKC Brtttany pups , thermos tat and fan $35 Phone fie ld cham pion sire. Phone 992 2258 , ss for junk automob iles We w tlt 992 7805. pick up , Rtver sl de Auto 7 28 6t c 8 1 3tp Wrecking , Phone (30.4) 773 ~----- ---- ---- - BOWERS REPAIR . APPROXIMATELY --------------:;:;PTIC TANK S, AROBIC 100 ACRE FARM SESE· WAGE SYSTE M~ -------------- -------------- -------------5 ACRES of level to gently DAMAGE 1974 Z19 Zag SEWING MACHINES S"t!LL rn or lgtnal cartons. No at tachments ·needed as our control! are boilt -m Sews with 1 or 2 needles . makes bu ttonhol es , sew on buttons . monograms , and bl rnd hem stitch Full cuh pnce SJB so or budget plan available Phone 992 2653 7 16-tfc PAIN r -------------- JUNK Autos c omplete and delivered to our yard We pick up auto bodies and buy al l kinds of scrap metals and iron Rider 's Salvage, State 4 ROOMS and bath hom e for Rt . 12.4, Rt 4, Pomeroy , Ohio rent m R uti and Phone 992 5858 Phone 99 2-5468 7-31-26tp 714 -tfc -------------WANTED old upright pianos , These sizes also available : 5,000. 6.000 . 8.000, 10,000 and 12,000 BTU POMEROY LANDMARK 9. Jack W Carsey , Mg; . 1 .., Phone 992 -2181 _ .- • TEAFORD Phone 992-3863 before 3: oo p.m., after 6:00 p. m . 992 5844. Wanted To Buy . *109.95 MIDDLEPORT Large older brick home. New kitchen has everything:. New hot water heating system. S B R ., 2 baths, bas~ment. lots of parking space. close to shopping . $22,500. POMEROY - 1 slory frame . 2 B. R., bath, basement with utility , almost new furnace , large lot 296x50 . Aski ng SlO,OOO. ABOUT 2 ACRES - 2 story frame, 4 B. R.• lilt baths , dining room , porches . storage bldg . 2 garages . $10,000 . MIDDLEPORT - 2 story 1rame, .4 B. R., bath , garage, tral ler hookup . lots of ~round 58,000. --------------- 7 -28 - 61C guaranteed OOTPOINT AIR OONDffiONERS engtne Phone 98 5 3594 In good cond ition and price at s 1.000 8 Z-Jtc WE HAVE BUYERS 9C0RRIEDALESewelambs. WALNUT , modern , stereo . "GALORE WAITING, LIST YOUR PROPEF!TY WITH one Reg Susfa lk ram . Also . rad tO, am fm 8 track tape slaughter lambs Phon e 9<19 US TODAY AND MAKE combination, .4 speaker sound 3073 THAT SALE . system Balance $101 93 or a 2 6tc budget terms Phone 992 3965 ----------- =~-= 8 l·tfc 992-2259 or 992-2548 1974 ELSINORE Honda MT 125 SS75 Call 992 72\1 8 2 31c 50 CC HONDA minr frat! brke , $115 , 8 horsepower electric TRUCKLOAD of cannmg s tart r iding lawn mower S150 peaches and apples arnvmg Phone 992 2143 any t•me or Friday at the Midway 992 -2724 evenings Market , West Matn , Vo·qtl H r, ·, olrqd 8 1-Jtp Pomeroy Phone 992 2582 . II! <!k ''I 8-2 Jlc ' l...,, ·( ll,l rll< •:,r,, .r 3 TOMATO pickers . Dallas Pulll• 'l oly Oh10 I'J!6'l Cleland, phone 949 -4121 ONE Buckskrn horse , well 8 1 3tc bro ke , S250, one green broke . <1 yr old , S250 Phone Mtke NEW LISTING La rge 2 Jo nes , 992 3668 story home 3 bedrooms, large 8 2 3tp SHULER'S MARKET living , dinmg , modern kitchen and breakfast nook . Gas fired Pomeroy 1964 FOR 0 and one new W, Main begtnner's electri c Kay hot water heat . Full basement. Home Grown Guita r for sale Contact Carl Just S20,ooo. Rairden , Ha rtford , w va Cantaloupes NEW LISTING 12x65 7 31 6tc Greenwood wtth J bedrooms. FRESH CORN SALE on Starcraft Fold down s bath , wifh shower Modern Auto awnmg, Reese h ttches , kttchen wi th stove and DAILY Por t -A-Pot t, 20pct off CAM P refngerator . Washer-dryer, CO N LEY S TAR CRAFT SA LES . Rt 62 north of Pt . FRESH PEACHES and deep freeze . Uti lity bldg . P leasant beh ind Red Carpet Ni ce 2 NEW LISTING Inn . Shop us for quality produce. bedrooms with closets. Large 7 31 Jtc bath, dining~ liv ing and kitOur aim is to Please chen . 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OFFICE 992 6 5 tfc Phone 992-3503 ~ ~~iness Services. • [ __ B_.;._ _ • For Sale -------------- GLOECKNER CAFE - ' N wCOMPIDN 0 D ·· OPTOMETRISt or , orr • �• 10 _ The Oailv ""nti!M>l, Middleport-l'omeroy, U., tl'l<lay, Aug .~ . ~~~~ Record $2.10 lb. -paid for Gallia's finest beef Debate On impeachment opens in House Aug. I WASHINGTON (UP! ) President NlJon's impeachment--now considered likely by friend and foe alike - will be debated in the House starting Aug. 19, wiU be carried on radio and television and will come to a.Yole between Aug. 26 and Aug. 31 , according to House leaders. . The Senate trial, where Ni!on will either be acquitted Tonight, Sat ., Sun . or C9Rvicted and removed from August 2.3.4 office, could start by late September. THE GETAWAY A poll of House members by nechnlcolor) United Press International Ali Mc Graw Steve M cQueen showed thai those willing to I PG) declare their position favored . Cartoon Nixon's impeaclunent by a Show Starts 7 p.m , margin of nearly 4-1. Although more than half of the 435 members said they were undecided or declined to reveal their position, the poll showed considerable erosion in Nixon's strength since UP! polled the For All Oc~ns House in January. We Wire FloWers A total of 164 members were EverYwhere . ·' - committed to or leaned toward a vote to impeach. Opponents or those who leaned against impeachment numbered 42 and there were 190 undecided and Pomeroy Flower Shop 39 unwilling to comment. H all 435 House members Mrs. Miltard Van Meter Ph. 992-203• Ph. 992-5 721 vote, it would take a majority .. of 218 to impeach the MEIGS THEATRE FLOWERS 992-2039 President. Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, the elected leader of House Republicans, called a news conference for Monday, when he will announce Ills position on impeachment. Rhodes has been conducting a series of talks with the 186 other House Republicans, and one who attended one of the meetings said privately he felt · Rhodes would favor impeachment. Another Republican, Rep. Charles W. Whalen Jr. of Ohio, said such decision by Rhodes would have "a profound effect on all the members - liberals, Thursday he canceled for the day a mooting scheduled with hi! economlc advisers m inflation . - Deputy pres idential spokesman Gerald L. Warren said on tile ~~UbJtct of im· peachment : "We are WlaUy confident in the oonstltutionai process and that the facts will not subslaniate the charges ... The result of this process wiU be vindication of the President." - Vice President Gerald L. Ford met Thursday with the· President 's chief of staff, Alexander M. Haig, and they "dlscussed the impeachment whaiever.'' process and strategy,' ' accord- Rhodes is a conservative and Is close to Vice President Gerald R. Ford, Ills predecessor. In other deveiopm~nts : - White House aides said Nixon has been listening ·during portions of the past four days to Watergate tapes which he Is in . the process of surrendering under Supreme Court orders, and planned to continue listening today . Ing to a spokesman for Ford. - Associated Milk Producers Inc., the country's largest milk conservatives~ Bids Mrs. Bernice Hoffman, yearbook advisor at Meigs High School, announced today Meies High Sehool seniors are to call Grover Studio in Midilleport during the week of Aug. 6 through Aug. 10 to schedule apointments for senior portraits. All Meigs senior portraits wlll be taken during Aug. 20 through Aug. 24. Appoinlments may be made by calling 992-2475 or students may slop by Grover's booth at the Meigs County Fair to make the appointment. Special senior prices apply only when portraits are taken during the time reserved. Continued from page 1 plans to build such a pool. "In order to prepare for its erection we must make preparations. It is hoped construction will start next spring. The pool will be located below the municipal building." Approximately 300,000 tons of dirt is needed to fill in the area, the mayor said. Plans for the pool were reviewed by council. ! .. ' Mayor London and councli • , · expressed appreciation to Roland Crabtree, Wesley Buehl, county engineer, and J. C. Profitt, 85, Rt. 4, the Meigs COUnty- Highway · Albany, who died at Holzer Dept. for work done in covering Medical Center · Thursday the town dump and to Tommy following a long illness, was Goettfor donating dirt from his horn Nov. 13, 1888 in Esther Co., Kentucky, the son of the property. Wingett reported on several late David and Amelia Amprojects that have yet to be bergy Profitt. completed In the village. Mr. Profitt was married in Pickens reported concrete . 1948 to the former Ora Nelson, will be poured in front or. the who survives. Other survivors fire station Monday at 4 p.m. are a daughfA!r, Mrs. E. P . and asked for assistance. (-Esther) Anderson, Dexter; Attending were Mayor London, two brothers, John Profitt, Wingett, · Pickens, Troy Parts, Ky., and Herman Zwilling, Henry Hut and Ed Profitt, Kermit, W. Va.; a Neutzling, council members; sister, Mrs. Maggie Rogers, Chief Millon Vl!l"ian, and clerk Paris, Ky.; two step-sons, Kathryn Crow. Dana Nelson, Rt. I, Dexter, A letter addressed to Mayor and Downie Nelson, MeLondon from Pointview Cable Connelsville; six grandTV read as follows: children, . five great"This is to notify. you of oilr grandchildren, and several plans for a system-wide. rate nieces and nephews. _,, adjuslment, effective Sept. 1 in Besides his parents, he was all the communities which we preceded in death by a son and ' serve, Middleport, Pomeroy, two sisters. Mason, New Haven, Pt. A member of the American Pleasant, Ravenswood, Ripley Legion and the Mount Union and of course Minersville and Baptist Church of Carpenter, ,Syracuse. Mr. Profitt was a coal miner aU "We wiU charge $6 a month, his life, working for the Carbon plus lax where· applicable, for Fuel Co. of Cabin Creek, W. our regular subscribers, the Va., 36 years. He ')'as a veteran monthly rate lor disabled and · of World War I. senior citizens wUI go up too, Funeral services wiU be held but only to $4.50, plus tax where Satutday at 2 p.m. with the applicable. Rev. Cecil Cox officiating. The one time installation Interment will follow in charge of $10 will . not be Blandish Cemetery. Friends changed. Special wiring jobs, may call at the Walker Funeral such as wall plates, and un- Home in Rutland after 2 p.m. derground cable will of course today untli noon Saturday be subject to additional when the body wiU be taken to charges. the church to lie in slate lor one ·Syracuse and Minersville hour prior to services. have paid $6 since cable was · services set pomeroy •utland pomeroy national bank the bank Of the ce'ntUrv established 1872 FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon .• Tues ., Wed ., Thurs . 9 a .m ..J p.m . Friday 9 a.m . to 7 p .m . Saturday 9 a .m . to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRANCH Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Sat., 9a ,m .-Jp.m . Thursday9a.rn . to 12 Noon · Friday 9 a.m , to 7 p.m. · · Au~o· BANK HOURS I' fRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12- MONDAY·THURSDAY 9 to 3 A hometown friend. ·--~~~~~--------------· - . installed. The Inn· ' Thing l At The Students wearing glasses should ask their optometrist to borrow empty frames to wear while having the portrait taken. The photographer can give better lighting to the face I Former Ohio Governor . James A. Rhodes, in a press conference at the Gallia-Meigs Regional Airport Thursday evening, said that Governor Gilligan ought to stop looking for UFO's in Michigan and start looking for the rest of the state surplus in Ohio. The Former · two-term governor seeking return to that office said he finds it "curlous" that Gilligan can fihd UFO's while vacationing in Michigan but cannot find an $80,000,000 surplus in Ohio. "! believe "that most folks manage their money a lillie better than that." Rhodes suggested that maybe the UFO Gilligan claims to ·~ave seen while vacationing in Michigan "was another one of · those moon- . •• ''WATERWHEEL" With Vocalist day.'' "II won't be a matter of principle; It will be a matter of * PLUS PRIVATE DUTY · · NURSES (RI SAT., AUGUST 3 STACY ·& THE GANG BUSTERS "GODMOTHER" PH. 992-3&29 POMEROY -PLU5"SLAUGHTERHOUSE FIVE" with Mlcb..t S.d<s (RI Weather ;.J I FIVE SECTIONS VOL. 9 NO. 27 LISA SAUNDERS of the Gallipolis FFA received a record $2.10 a pound for her Grand Ol~ mpion .Steer at the junior fair Friday. Garter & Evans General Contractors, Inc., purchased the prized animal. Left to right are George Carter , Barbara Stewart: 1974 Junior Beef Princess; Teresa Jividen, 1974 Beef .Queen ; Cindy Roush, Miss Galiia CoWJty Fair Queen; Merrill Evans and Lisa Sounders. proximately $1,400 . Holley Brothers ConslrucUon, Rod· ney, purcha!!!)d Steve Vanco'3 lleserve ' Champion Steer for $1.23 a pound . Mlss Sounders and Vanco are members of the Gallipolis F'.F'A . Miss Sounders resides on Eureka Star Route and vanco Rt. 2, Bidwell. Eighty-live steers were sold during the event. Scott Elliott, Rt. 1, Oak Hill, and a member of the Centerville Electrons, will enter his animal , which placed third in the Gallla Fair , in the 1974 Ohio State Fair Sole. · Attending th·e sale were Teresa Jividen, 1974 Gallia Coun ty Beef Queen, and Barbl!l"a Stewart, 1974 Junior Beef . Print"eSS. Working the ring were C. H. rcasey) McKenzie, Tommy Joe Stewart, Lee Johnson, and Hnmer Johnson. Stewart and Lee Johnson shared the auctioneer 's platform with McNeill. Continued on page 2 Your Invited Guest tmts Reaching More ~Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley ~· • Saunders' prized animal, her second grand champion in three years. However, before Miss Saunders left the ring, she was called back to the auctioneer's platform by John McNeill. Carter & Evans. represented by GeorKe Carter and Merrill E vans, anno unced the return of the s teer to Miss Sound ers, and that they would donate ·the sum bid the second time to the Down town .Merchants Improvement project. Larry's Wayside made the secoild purchase at $1.34 a pound. Thus, Miss Sounders reL'Olved approximately $2,300 for her animal and the merchants ap- + ,u n au Cloudy today , chance of showers, · hig)ls in the 70s. Clearing tonight, warmer Monday to the high 80s . SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1974 GALLIPOLIS-POINT PLEASANT Continued from page l ; suburban Euclid. Hoyer was never reported mlsslng. She said she kept her lrusband's body hidden in the boxes because shi, feared "a scandal." Mrs. Hoyer admitted putting lime in tlit boxes to preserve the remains but denied dlsmembering Ill po liee said. ·' Than 12,000 / Families 66 PAGES Middleport-Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS 25th anniversary of • ATLANTA - A SLIGHT EARTH TREMOR FELT acroa two Southern states rattled dishes and awakened light sleeJM!I:a early today but there were no reporta of damage or injuries. ··: The tremor was felt in portions of South Carolina and as IIi!; south as Milledgeville In middle Georgia. The Fernbank Scien<;e Center in DeKalb County near AUanta said the tremor wa.s recorded on its selsmograph at 4:51a.m.- EDT. ;. . Jr. Fair celebrated . GALLIPOLIS -· An estimated 4,000 persons were jammed aro!lnd Main Stage Friday night for the 25th anniversary observance of the · Gallia County Junior Fair. Honored during the Silver Anniversary celebration were seven of 19 past junior fair queens, eight of 12 past presidents, and 32 of 57 past fairboard directors. William (BUD Smith, area extension agent, served as master of ceremonies. Smith was Gallia County extli!nsion agent when the junior fair was organized in 1950. Smith traced the history of the Gallia Count,Y. Jwiior Fair from its modest ):Jeginnini, ii)J )ctllber: ~ " . ·tb& present. . .· . Open Friday and ·Saturday Nights Until 8 p.m. A GOOD TIME FOR BACK TO SCHool BUYING . FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS IN YOUR FAMILY THIRTY-EIGHT past presidents and directors, along with current officers of the Gallia County Agricultural Society, were ~onored guests during Friday nig)lt's Silver .' BOYS WRA"GLER JEANS· SUMM~R WEIGHT CAPS MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT SPORT COATS· WRANGLER JACKETS - LIL WRANGLER SLACKS • AREA RUGS • ELECTRIC FANS • BICYCLES 1975 RCA TV AND BE SURE TO SEE THE NEW 1975 RCA TELEVISION SETS AND STEREOS AT THE WAREHOUSE' ON MECHAN.IC ST. OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 8 P.M. . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY " . • '• ~ • •• • • ; ' •• ' • ; ' *What is a Christian horne? *What things characterize a Real Christian hOme? Do we need Christian homes to SM America from destruction? ALL THESE QUESTIONS AND r.tORE ANSWERED IN PASTOR KEN COLEMAN~ SERIES OF · SUNDAY EVENING MESSAGES ON "THE CHRISTIAN HOM E." SUNDAY SCHOOL ...._..... ! ••••• ,.,.:lO:OO AM MORNING SERVICE.............. , .. ~11:00 AM EVENING SERVICE ............... ,.. .... 7:30 8 ·teachers employed in Gallia GALUPOUS - Employment..ol,eight teachers, two assistant coaches and noncertificated personnel highlighted Saturday's special meeting of the Gallia County Local Board of Education. David Lee Owens, Rt. I, Proctorville, a graduate of Fairland High School and Marshall University, was employed as a teacher and head football coac~ at Hannan Trace High School. Owens' a drivers' education and physical education instructor, will also serve as junior high basketball coach. He ' County 4-11 was given a one year contract. POMEROY - The Meigs Individualized instructors hired were style Revue- is Tuesday, Aug. 6 at 7: 30 Cynthia Dineen, of Athens, a graduate of p.m., at Meigs High School when more Ohio University, at Kyger Creek Junior than 140. girls wUI model their garments Hig)l; Katrina Sheets of Huntington, a and the latest fashions for 1974 in 10 Marshall · University graduate with clothing clas"ses ranging from school teaching experience in the Lincoln County clothes to formal wear. Schools, and Roger Lee Fisher, a Union The theme of this year's style revue is College grad, who taught last year at Point "You've Come a Long Way, Baby;" Pleasant. fe~turing fashions from Colonial days to Hillery Griffith of Southside, W.Va., a the present. · graduate of Berea College in Kentucky At the conclusion of the show, the 1974 was employed as home economics teacher Jr. Fair Queen and King will be crowned at North Gallia. by last year's royalty, Ing.rid Hawley, and Elementary teachers named were Ed Cross . Virginia Covert, a Rio Grande resident and graduate of Ohio University, at Centerville; .James Williams of Addison, a Revue Tuesday • ...! . Anniversary celebration of the Gallla County Junior Fair. Each individual was presented a certiflcate of appreciation ·for helping .make the Gallia event the best junior fair in the slate. ,,. SALE PRICES WHY NOT VISIT US THIS WEEK! Waller Matthau and Carol Burnett (PGJ · ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ._, · ·' News. . . in Briefs}· I "PETE 'N TtL LIE'' daddy" of all livestock sales. Carter & Evans General Contrac tors, Inc.," paid the record price for Miss .; Wedaesday - Mr. and Mri. William Arriott, son, Reynolcit,. burg: Mr. and Mrs. RoR4ld · Black, daughter, LangsvUioi; Mr. and Mrs. Michael McKeaq,. daughter, Galllpnll.s: Mr. Q)ld Mrs. Warren Faulknier, soii, .Pt. PleaSBJlt; Mr. and ~­ Raymond Tennant, daugh~• Ray; Mr. and Mrs. WilllaiD Dickens, son, Oak HiD. ·: Thursday - Mr. and Mil· Franklin Petrie, Jr., sqR; Thurman; Mr. and Mri .Carroll Cleland, daugMer, "· . n,c:~~Cme. champion . lt was another first in the "grand- •' >· I RJ \. Sunday, Mon., Tues. The MEIGS INN (Bfrths) *How can I have a Christian home? TON IGHTONL Y AUGUST2 August 4-5-4 DISCHARGES Charles Utchfleld, Sou1t~~l Rose Lawhorn, Pleasant: Mrs. Orvllle . CottagevUle; Barnie New Haven ; Everelt Point Pleasant; Harold son, Point .PleaSBJlt; Buck, Leon; Newberry , Point •·•·~~";~; Mrs. Larry Whitt, Thomas Kibble, SandyvlDe; Mrs. Russell Cundiff, Masoo: Charles Wood, Point PleaS41!l Holzer Medlcal Center .:• the honor." Rhodes predicted that Gilligan will manage to find the ' rest of the Ohio Surplus "probably just before election GA LI.IPOLIS - IJsa Sounder.' Grand Champion steer, a 1,045 pound An~us­ Charot;lis, not only $Old for on all-lime record of $2.10 a pound during F'rlday afternoon's 23rd annu;,l steer sale at Ule Gallla County Junior F'air, it was ~iven back to the owner and resold for $1.34 a pound. Previous record was $1.00 a JlOund, by Ohio Valley Bank for Ken Jenkins' 1973 PLEASANT VALLEY • ,• - OFFICE CLOSED . . SPRINGF1ELD, OhiQ (UPI) - The Clark County Office of Disaster Preparedness wlll be disbanded at the end of thl.9 year, Clark County Commiscounty officials." beams he said Ohio legislators. the existence of the huge $80,000,000 surplus ji)SI two months ago." Observing that Gilligan is again vacationing in Michigan, Rhodes suggested that maybe Gilligan ought to vacation in Ohio. "He really ought to get acquainted with the state. Then, instead of looking fpr a second UFO in Michigan, he could look for the rest of the surplus In Ohio." Noting that the Gilligan administration has had four finance directors in 3\2 years, Rhodes took note of the excuse that the $80,000,000 "discovery" was due· to staff error. "Maybe he ought to stay in Ohio and get acquainted with his staff," Rhodes.commented. Rhodes added that "it is evident lhst Gilligan doesn't want the responsibiUiies of the governor's job. He just wants vete ... MemoriAl HoeplW DISCHARGES - Terry Hall, Rooa Bachllll, Sarah Wtlll& •• .~•t', • were chasing when he denied . an d From Ashland, Ky. · years, which Is a good excu~ 'for voters to vote against him." 0 . M. Stewart, Rhodes' Gallia County campaign chairman, and other GOP leaders greeted Rhodes at the airport. HOSPITAL NEWS THE CHRISTIAN HOME Masnn (Rl Remrn Engagement . has press conference at airport SHARP NAMED COLUMBUS (UP!) - McNellious Sharp, a 25-yea~ em- pol!Ucs." ploye with the Ohlo Liquor Further . referring to Control Department, has been Gilligan's sudden turnabout named chief of the depart- discovery of the $80,000,000 ment's pennlt division. surplus, Rhodes. condluded: Sharp wiU be in charge of "He's been making excuses for licensing all legal, privately poor management for 31'. owned and operated manufacturers, distillers, distributors and . r~tailers of alcoholic beverages in Ohio•. "CANDY STRIPE NURSES" •' William Bland died Thursday Former Gov. James Rhodes Drive-In Meigs . Uonol proposed artlclea of structions that it adopt a Impeachment from the floor. resolution censuring Nl.Ion Th~ would preclude an effort rather thsn Impeaching him. to revive two arllcles defeated Democrats opposed Lafta•a earlier this week by the proposal and lt atood UtUe Judiciary Committee. chan(!jl of adopUon. The len!lltlve rules woold permit mollons to strike individual ·paragraphs from the imJll!achment articles. ·Article I, charging Nixon obstructed justice, has nine paragraphs of specific accusations. Arllcle II, . Wllltam Dewey Bland, "76, charging Ni:l:on abused hl.9 Pomeroy, Rt. 3, died Thursday power, has five. at Veterans Memorial Ttl ere was no action taken on Hospital. Mr. Bland · was a proposal by Judiciary Compreceded in death by his mittee member Delbert Latta, R-Ohio, under which a member parents, Charles and Margaret would be able to propose at the Bland; hls first wile, Rachel Price Bland ; one infant end that the impeachment daughfA!r, lour brothers and articles be recommitted to the Judiciary Committee with in- two sisters. Mr. Bland 1.9 survived by hl.9 wile, Martha Bunch Bland; two sons, R'egl.nald Bland, and Albert Bland, both of Colwnbus; a daughter, Ametta and elimlriate spots on glasses Stinson, Columbus; four from studio lights. Grover also grandchildren, and several sUggests those wearing tinted nieces and nephews. or the new photogrey lens also Mr. Bland was a member of to borrow empty frames. the Forest Run Baptist Church. . Funeral services wlll be held . Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewmg Chapel with the Rev. Eddie Buffington .officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove · <;emetery. Friends may call at the funeral ~orne after 7 p.m. today. Appointments for portraits needed J.C.Profitt We have the solution to budget confusion. A Checking Account gives you handy records. Instant cash. And proof of 'payment. All in one. Check in today. cooperative pleaded guilty to illegal corporate campaign contributions and was fined $35,000. The decision to start House debate Aug. 19 and to permit radio and television w carry it is subject to approval by the House Rules Committee and the House itaelf. It grew out of an informal meetln& among the Rules COmmittee, House Democraiic and Republican leaders and leaders of the Judiciary Committee T~urs­ day. The leaders set aside ffl hours lor the House debate and agreed the lssue should be settled by Aug. 31. They ~tso tentatively and i.nformally decided to bar members from offering add!- Fo~d Fair August 9th POMEROY - What is a Food . Fair? Come to St. Paul's Church on Second St. in Pomeroy , Aug. 9 and find out! · 11 statts at 10 a.m. -with interviews se~eduled through the day of each par• tidpant. Over 85 girls with 4-H food projects have entered . A reserve a~d grand champion winner will be selected m each of the 13 classes. At the conclusion of the day" six outstanding pro jccts will be selected and these wlil represent Meigs ' the St&te Frur. . County at · · The Food Fair is replacing the Food formerly held during the week In terviews . of the fair. SQUAD ASSISTS MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Emergency Squad was ~ailed Friday at II: 29 p.m. for Charles Stone, 13, who had a laceration onhis index finger and lh~b . He was taken to VeterMs Memorial HospitaL Rio Grande College grad who will teach math in the upper elementary grades at Hannan Trace and Karen Cornell of Crown City, a Glenville State College and Marshall l./niversity graduate, for the lower grades at Hannan Trace .. The hoard approved a policy permitting the addition of another football assistant coach for teams having over 35 players. Teams with less than 35 are entitled to one assistant coach. Assistant football coaches given supplemental contracts were -Melvin Carter, Southwestern and Dart Cornell of Hannan Trace. Assistants lor North Gallia and Kyger Creek )Yill be employed at the hoard's regular meeting on Aug. 17. Regular bus drivers employed were Robert Waug)l, two years and Donna · Misner, Connie Johnson and Jeannie Smit~ on one year contracts. Resignations accepted were those .of Mary Ml!l"tin, Debra Starkey and James Graner, all teachers, and Melvin Stover, a c ontinued on page 2 · ' Sam Neal, a past program coordinator, introduced previous fair queeps. Attending were Ruth Ann Love McMahon, · 1957; Joyce Akers Wedemeyer, 1958; Jeanie Carter Sctioli, 1962; Janet Thaler . Browning, 1989; Dawna Jo Walker, i970; Janie Stowers, 1971; Kala Sue Waug)l Bush, 1972 and Denise Shockley, 1973. Past and present directors on hand were Tim Evans, Mrs. E. A. Ed!W'~, Harland Martin, Stanley Shaver, Paul Shaw, Wendell Evans, Dan Notter, Harry Pitchford, Arthur Elliott, Maurice Bane, Aruiabelle Ball, Carrol McKenzie, Odie O'Donnell, Clyde Walker, Dr. Dan Notter, Dr. P. L. Edmlnston; Mrs. Denver Yobo, Mrs. Charles Shaver, RaymOnd Willis, Paul Butler, Mrs. Opal Payne, Continued on page 2 Live and help live, now MIDDLEPORT - It's no longer live . Meigs County Crippled Children and and let live. Today pebples of the world Adults Society and to its ·Interest in youth · understand they must live and help live." by sponsoring delegatlons to the annual That was how Charles Morrison of internallonal conference "in Cincinnati and Zanesville, Rotary International district local scholarship i>ro~rams. governor; pointed to the reason for the Enlarging on the overall purpose of existance of Rotary in !)is official address Rotary, the governor said worldwide clubs to the Middleport - Pomeroy Rotary Club are one of the great for ces developing Friday evening at Heath United Methodist concern for others. · Church following what the governor He said all clubs need new projects called, ·~he best dinner in the district." involving their members. Presented by club president Bob AIS!l making brief remarks and of· Bwngarner, the governor stressed the lerlng !)is assistance in formin g up club importance of Rotary being effectlve programs was Fritz Wheaton, ar ea forces for community . improvements.. represenwtlve on t~ e governor's staff. ."Your club has 1111 excellent re<;ord here," President Bumgarner stressed the importsaid Gov. Harrison, "but there always is ance of the club meeting next Friday when tOQm (or ffi0fe. II . . ·projects wlUbe discusSed . Ladies of the · He painted to the club doubling as the church served a steat<_,dinner . Champions. award sponsored by the Junior With approximately 800 Fair Dairy Promotion ComP,ersons looking on, Payne and mittee, Is to give youths raiSing Burleson shared the first two dairy catuc a goal to work money awards of $1SIIa~d S125, toward : trOphies and show blankets The award ls based on. from Gallla Roller Mllls and overall showing and exhlblllng,· Centra( Soya of Ohio Inc. barn Inspection an"d · lair Purpose of· the sweepsll'kes conduct. Dick Lakin, ve~ran TIM MASSIE of the Gallipolis FFA received a recordtying $ll a pound for his Grand Champion Market Lamb Friday at the junior fair. Pictured with Massie are Lynn Smith, left, Miss Gallia County Sheep Queen:. C. H. (Casey) McKenzie of McKeQzle-Hasklns Enterpri ~e s and Miss Cindy Roush, 1974 lair qu~en . 1 / . ANNEITE CARTER, Cora Campers, received 'UO I pound for her Grand Champion Market hog at the junior fair Friday, Left to right are Miss ca~er, Steve· Johnson, Bob Evans Sausage Shop; Fair Queen Cindy Roush ; l'llrk Queen Miss Cindy Cox and Glendon Elliott of Bob Evans Sa1111ge . Shop, purchaser of the prized animal. · Lamb price tied·record · Hog s~ld to Bob Evans GALLIPOLIS - HaskinsMcKenzie Enterprises paid a record-tying swn of $6 a pound for Tim Massie's Grand falrboard member, emceed the Cham plon Market Lamb during the 16th arinual sale ai event. Other winners in friday's the Gallla County Junior Fair Friday afternoon . Massie, sweepstakes wer.e : THIRD - Tom Belv ille, Patriot Star Route, is a Hannan Trace FFA , $100. member of tbe Galllpnlis FFA. lfophy awarded by W. R. Lawrence Bastiani and .the <Dickl Brown Insurance, show Gullipoils Midget Football blanKet by Shake Shoppc and League paid similar priees for c ontinued on page 2 Dairy sweepstakes award is shared GALt.JPOLIS- John Payne, oon of Mr. and Mrs. John Payne of Rt. l, Vinton, and Bill Burleson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kail Burleso~ , shared the Annual Dairy Sweepstakes Award here Frida)' night given t tht! 25 1h Annual Gallla ~oumy Junior Fair's Parade of POMEROY - The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated a cartruck accident Saturday at9:09 a.m. on SR 124 at Sycamore Grove. Horner Profitt, Rt. I, Racine, was traveling east on SR 124 when a pickup truck driven by John D. Berry, Rt . 1, Reedsville, was attempting to turn right in front of the Profitt car. Profitt pulled to the left, sideswiping the truck. · · There were no injuries or citations, but both vehicles suffered heavy damage. . After introducing past presidents .and past directors (along with current president Kai). Burleson, who emlbited at the first fair 25 years ago and current fairhoard members) Smith said, "This group really reprei!eriis 1111 the fine ·people of Gallia County and S!>Utheastern Ohio. "They are good workers, capable of getting anything ·done. They have offered . our youth the right kind of approach in the learning process. It's a continuing process. !feel the future of the Gallia County Junior · Fair is in good hands for years to come." Two past presidents, Richard (Die~) Lakin and Jinimy E\Cans, presented each · past president and director a certificate of appreciation alter they were introduced. Lakin then presented Smith a .certificate of appreciation on behalf of the 18irboard. the 1971 and 1973 champion GALUPOUS - Bob Evans Star Route, Gallipolla, Ia a lambs. Sausage Shop paid $5.20 a member . of the Southweotern pound for Annette Carter's FFA . The Jones Boys paid $1.45 a Grand Champion Market Hog pound for Jell Barcus' Reserve during the 14th annual sale at Record price peld for 1 Champion Lamb. Barcus, Rl. · the Gsllia County Junior Fair· prized hog at the fair 1$ •u& • 2, Gallipolis; Is a member of Fr:iday afternoon . Miss Garter, pound, set ln 1973 by l.ln1'• the Thivenet Pioneers. At- Rt. 2, Patriot, is a member of Wayside lor Paul ~111'1 tending was Miss Lynn Smith, the Cora campers. cha.npion. Dn hllld 1&1 1974 Gallla County Sheep Larry's Wayalde Furniture Cindy Oox, 1r74 Galila Oault&7 Queen . Forty' fi ve animals paid $1.90 a pound for Larry Pork Qu11111. A rlllCird 1ll llap were Sold during the sale. See Fallon's Reserve Champlpn were .old. S. bu)'ft' . . • buyers' )lst on page 2. Market Hog. Fal!Qn, Patriot page 2. ·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/. 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