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H:49 Lee Rider Straight t.eg_Sa le 9.49 ! Reg. Reg. ' GIRlS SIZES 4 TO 14 AND PRETEEN (Young Jr's) • Our entire stoc k of Juniors and Misses .~ Jeans in sizes 3-4 to 20. Denims and Polyesters.· Sizes 3 to 15 Our Entire Stock Included SPORTSWEAR WASHI NGTON (UP J) - The America n presidency cha nges hands today to shed itself of scandal. Richard Nixon resigns to avoid removal from office and Gerald R. F-ord, the unsullied a nd plainspoken Midwesterner , assumes power he never sought. Nothing like this has ever happened before. It . amounts to a constitutional coup. It happened suddenly - within five working days after Nixon admitted 'intimate and early involvement in the Watergate scandal. It came after his last hope of avoiding impeachment and removal from office by Congress had collapsed. It brought a sense of relief to the people and to Congress and a national feeling of good will toward the President-designate. Nixon, re-elected two years ago carrying 49 states, becomes the first president to resign. Ford becomes the 38th president, but the first to assume that office without running on a national ballot. . ·-~···~------! .' I ,_.._.._.._.., _ ~ _.._.._..-_..,_ ! MENS Sizes 14'12 to 17 . Reg. 11.95 He will take the oath at noon " ,..,..-~------------~ BOYS Sft75 Wrangler Blue Denim ·~ DRESS AND SCHOOL SLACKS ! . Sizes 8 to 18 - Solid colors - chec~s l plaids. s8 _,_______SALE PRICES ..___ _.._,._..,_.._.. __.._.._.._.._,_.._.._..___ _.._________ 75 Reg. 10.98 Lee Blue Chambray ~--~-..J-- ',..' ~---1 Short Sleeve BOYS > H~k~A~~~~~s~~~~~~~s l Reg. 8.95 Jeans : Sale 7.49 · 1 Reg. 7.95 Jeans - ·Sale 6.89 1 Reg. 7.50 Jeans - • Sale 6.49 .I today In a simple ceremony either inside ·or outside the While House, depending upcin the weather. There will be none of the trappings of the normal qUadrennial Inauguration - · but none of the grief and mourning that ·have accomp'anied other oath-takings by other vice presidents. .. O!ief Justice Warren E. Burger flew back from a vacation in Amsterd.Bm, Holland, to adJnlnlSter·the oath. At noon, Nixon and his heartbroken family will be flying to San Clemente, calif., in an Air Force plane almost as opulent as Air Force One. Like milllons of his countrymen, ford sat in his living room Thursday night and watched Nixon on tele.vislon sombl!rly announce that he would give up the struggle to retain office. He adiiJ.itted ·he had lost that measure of public respect that Is vital to hold office In a republlc. Then Ford went outside into the clammy air and stood In the street In front of his. wooden · I WESTERN SHIRTS l,;- .......,____,.......................... ......... .,,,___ , _______,; Sale 8.99 Sale 7.99 Reg-:-9.50 Wrangler Straight Legs..::Sale 7.49 _______--;-· 10.95 Wrangler- Flare Jeans _ 9.95 Leggs Flare Jeans · - . WHITE DRESS SHIRTS PERMANEN.T PRESS - SIZES 14% TO 17 SALE $499 ' GIRLS COATS '• : ·----------- SAVE 20% -- .i? A l ..... ' GIRLS DRESSES OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GIRLS SIZES On a new fall coat 4.TO 14 AND PRETEEN DRESSES during this sale. I~ INCLUDED IN THIS SALE. Fashion right selection in BIG SELECTION OF EASY CARE FABRICS the newest lengths IN SOLID COlORS AND PRINTS • . ---i• ••.. and fabrics. SPECIAL PRICES FOR UTilE _ • SALE PRICES • ;.oo ,. ~>!l!' . .. ----------.. BROlHER OR SISTER, TOO i ... . .. -··· ---·-·····"""""---i':• .• .. •• -~---il oill ... .. ,......-..----ij : , ~ ON INFANTS AND TODDLERS -- ! "'· - ; • •• - - --< *•• • • - - --; : •• . . . . . . . ,...-< :• BACK TO SCHOOL SALE .• •• .. ; .......... ..... -~---~ · PANTY HOSE · .- d \ ...... , ..._ OUR BEST SEWNG ....................... ,_, ... -_,,.,,,, ____________ ,,..... 1 PANTY HOSE, REGUlARLY 11.00 NOW 3 PAIR $188 1-..;_-·-- +t-·----·"" .... ... -- Main Store and Mechanic Street Warehouse Open Both Friday and Saturday Until& P.M. ' ELBERF.ELDS IN POMEROY , J --.--~ · • •" -------------.... ~ :• • • Hosiery Department, Second Floor \' • 1 ---.. -----l: • \ ......-·-··''""'""':...--1 :' '• • '• '' rald R. Ford, thrust Into the presidency · throdgh appointmerit, must now face the delicate task of appointing a vice president. When he does, the nation will, for the iirst time, have a president and _vice president who galned · office without a national election. Ford's immediate problem is to name a vice president who not only will help heal the wouild• of the nation but also those of the shattered Republl· can party. Former New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, former Attorney General Elliot Rich· ardson and former Congressman Melvin Laird are considered leading contenders . But a group of conservative Republican senators excluded them from a list given to Ford of 12 men and one woml!ll that lt could support. United Press International obtained a copy of the letter late Thursday from the author; wbo did not want to be n~ed. He aald at least six conservative GOP senators approved lt. Some political observers feel that Rockefe)ler, a moderate who hss become more conservative In recent years, could solidify the GOP. Ford is a conservative with .support • • President in tears telling staff--and nation--goodbye upon departure By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Nixon choked back tear$ In l!llemotlonal goodby to his staff, and In effect. to his country, the~ left the Whlte House today for the trip back to a life as private citizen In California. "We leave with high hopes In good spirit, and with deep humility and with v.ery much gratefulness in our hearts," Nixon said to his staff and Cabinet on national television. "l can only say to each and every one of you, we come from many failh.'i , we pray perhaps to different gods, but really to the same god In a sense. "But l want to say to each and every one of you, not only will we always remember you, not only will we always be grateful to you, always you will be in our hearts, And you will be in ow prayers. "Thank you very much'' The emotion packed goodby ceremony was held in the East Room of the While Hou8e- called a "great house'' by Nlxon. He and his !amity were greeted with a tn!mpeted "Ha il To The members openly crying. . Nixon and his wife then walked directly to the South Lawn and, with his succesoor Geeald R. Ford bidding them goodbye, went by helicopter to AndrewsAFB where they left at 10:17 a.m. EDT in the presidential jet, Spirit of '76, for the flight to San Clemente. Nixon, who annowaced Thursday night he was reSigning, was accompanied by some of his staff and his daughter and son4nlaw, Tricia and Edward Cox:. His other daughter ar)(1. son-in..J.aw, Julie and David Eisenhower, stayed behind, weeping openly as they waved goodbye to the departing helicopter. · ' While Nixon was in the ai.r on the way to retirement, he was to become an ex·President, with Ford beirg sworn in at noon EDT. In his fare wali speech to cabinet members and White House you believed In, sometimes right, sometime• wrong ," As Nlson and his family·entered the East Room, Secretary o{ Slate Henry A. Kissinger led the standing ovation that caused tears to well in the eye• of the Preoldent and his family memben. "We don't have a good word fo r it In English," he BBid. "Tho best is au revoir. We'll see you again.u . P Nixon tried to make the occasion light at times, once Jokinl about his taxes, and once made a genUe jab at the preu. But what came over was deep emotion. Nixon's voice cracked several tirn,e s and he at points had to choke back leara, eapeclaUy when discussing his parents. "Greatness comes not when things are alw,ys good for us.'' Nixon said. "But greatness comess when you take some lmocka and disappointment. "Only when you have been In the deepest valley can you !mow how it Is to be on the highest mountain." "We think that when we lose elections, when we suffer defeat, all is ended, we think 'the light left life forever."' he. BBld. "Not true, it is only a begiMing " After his final words, Nixon waved to the staff and walked to the walling helicopter. aides, Nixon acknowledged as he did in his resignation speech that some mistakes were made during his slay In the White House. "Sute we have done some things wrong in this admlnistration, and the top man always takes the responsibility, and I've never ducked it," Nixon said. "But ... no man and no woman came into this admlnstratlon and left it with more than he came ln. No man Olief," a nd five minute~ of continuOus appla use. or womlin ever profiled at the public expense or the public till. "Mistakes, yes, but not for personal gain, ever . You ? id wha t The farewell left Nixon close to tears and many of his staff en tine and brick suburban home in Alexandria, Va., across the Potomac from Washington. Addressing the television cameras and 100 nelghbors, VOL. XXVI NO. 83 newsmen, chlldren, sightseers- even the neighborhood Ice cream vendor- Ford pledged in his . customary simple words that he would try · to achieve "what's best for America and the world." He said Nixon's speech was The Pomeroy-Mason bridge "qne of the very saddest will be closed to traific for moments that I've ever witnes- three to four months in 1975, sed." the Meigs Planning Com. Ford, 61, a former college mission said Thursday. The commission decided that football center whose highest political ambition had !>een to it will offer to assist local lead the Republican party as Chambers of Commerce in speaker of the House, was ·, working out a solution for hand-picked by Nixon last substitute travelirig while the October to be vice president. bridge ls closed. Executive Spiro T. Agnew had just Director C. E. Blakeslee said resigned In disgrace in a deal · plans for replacing the deck of worked out with the attorney the bridge in 1975 will be drawn general to avoid a trial on the charge of evading taxes and J;:XTENDED OUTLOOK accepting bribes throughout Chance. of showers Sunday his public life. and Tuesday ·and partly · S'peclal Watergate cloudy Monday. Warm with (Continued on page 10) highs in the mid and upper 80s and 1~ws in the 60s. Devoted To The fnterests of The Meigs-Mason Area 0 0MEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1974 PHONE 992-2156 TEN CENTS Bridge repairs forcing 1975 closure Vice Presidents' line formed WASiflNGTON (UPI) - Ge- • e t across nation Ie • • • from congressional liberals.' But some also note that this choice might not sit weU with the party's conservative wing because of Rockefeller's presidential bids against Nixon in 1960 and 1968 and Goldwater. in 1964. Other names menliotied this week Include: GOP Sons. Charles Percy of illinois, and LoweU Weicker of Connecticut; f!eps , John Anderson of flllnois and John J. Rhodes. of Arizona; former deputy attorney general William Ruckelshaus, l!lld fo(lller Sen. Charles Goodell uf New York. Among those · persons endorsed by the Senate conservatives was Rep. Edith Green, DOre., who Is retiring from Congress. Sen. Barry Goldwater was the frrst name on the list, which also included Republican · Sens . James Buckley, William · Brock, . Howard Ba~er, Oewey Bartlett, Marlow Cook, and Hugh Scott; Oovs. Ronald Rea8l!ll of Colifomla and Thomas Meskill of Connecticut; fonner Sen. John Williams of Delaware; Treasliry Secretary William Simon, and Rep. Albert Quie of Minne'sota . In September and be reviewed by the Ohio Department of Transportation in December . If money is available the project is expected to be sold in February. The commission also decided to send a letter to the U. S. Coast Guard in Huntington, W. Va., approving the new toll bridge plans in the Ravens- .By MIKE FEINSILBER WASiflNGN (UP!) - Gerald R. Ford intoned the solemn oath today as 38th Presidj!nt of the United States, hoping to heal the wounds and divisions leave many details . about Watergate and the President's involvement uncovered. "l think the facts will continue to be developed," Ripley said. "The special prosecutor and the courts will continue to keep working . I think a national concensus in fact developed prior to the resignation . that he should resign, tbat he could not be .trusted and the amount of obstruction of justice was so significant that he had to leave. "The manner of his going is not important compared with the resusciation of government which has lost the trust of the people," Ripley said. "A year ago impeachment would have been the far better course, but now almost the reverse is true. With rwnors of resignation, the · stock market had gone up only to come down when investors thought he wasn't going to resign, Resignation may not be a cure for our economic problems, but it sure isn't going to have an adverse effeel. -inflicted by the scandal that taking . It was the first time in the 198 drove Richard M. Nixon years of the republic that a. from office . Ford, · sworn In by Chief President had to renoWlce his Justice Warren E .. Burger, pledged that he will "faithfully execute the Office of President of the United Stales, and will to suice 1971 the Gilligan adthe best of rriy ability preserve, protect and defend the Con- ministration 'oli comprehensive stitution of the United States." criminal justice plan has During the ceremony at the allocated more than $71,000 to White House that assured Meigs County as _part of its $120 America's traditional orderly million · state-wide crime transition of the reins of control program the Departgoverrunent, private citizen ment of Economic and Community Development reported Nixon and his wife Pat were en route to San Clemente, Calif., today. aboard Air Force One. Almost $30 million currently . Nixon's letter of resignation is being distributed throughout was delivered to Secretary of the stale. Allocations to Meigs State Henry A. Kissinger at the County since 1971 Include: time Nixon ·left Washington $50,000 for renovation of the with his wife for california, two county jail, hours before Ford's oath$13,200 for a county felony picnic' was held at the time to many projects Denison, Margaret Parsons, Welker farm, Hemlock Grove, tl)roughout the community. In Pauline Buck, Edith Thursday to honor the new the first six months of this year Williamson and Elsie Roush, 4 members of the Retired Senior -RSVP has donated 15,000 hours enjoyed a game of · croquet . · · Volunteer Program, (RSVP) .- in comparison to 10,000 hours before a picnic dinner. • · Organized II> l't:ars ago, the ·during all of 1973. Below, L-R, AT RIGIIT; below, Marcia ~ . 177 senior voiWlteero give their Evelyn KDi1!bl, Marcia . high office and reolgn amid scandal. Before "Nixon left on a gloomy' overcast swnmer day Meigs received $71~000 Investigator, $4,600 lor communications equipment ln the City of Pomeroy, $1,300 (or modernization of the communications System in the Vlllage of Middleport, $1,200 for police radio communications equipment in the Village of Syracuse, and, $8011 for the purchase of new communications equipment by the county sheriff. Dr. David C. Sweet, development director, commended local officials for their hard work. in implementing new prograrns. Portraits' $Chedule is set · Mrs . Bernice Hoffman, · portraits taken during the advisor -for the "Annual" staff reserved time only. at Meigs High School, today Seniors are to contact reminded all Meigs Seniors to Grpver's Studio at once as the make an appoiniment . this studio will he closed next week week at Grover's Studio to because of the Meigs County have . their senior portrait Fair. Grover will have a booth taken. at the fair and students who Portraits will be taken have as yet not made their Tuesday, Aug. 20, through Aug.' appointment !ll'e .to stop at the 24. Grover booth and do so. Spedal senior prices will Mrs.· Hoffman offers the apply to all those having their foUowinghelpfulhlntsto Insure Welker farm at Hemlock Grove scene of Retired Senior Volunteer Program picnic t- According to sub-division commission makes the regulations, if a person Wl!llts decision. to build a house and there are The next meeting wa8 set for no road' problems and land is 3 p.m. on Sept. 17. Attending adequate (cine acre minimum) were Blakeslee, Roush, the permit · is issued· by the Thereon Johnson, Shields, county deparimenl of health. Edison Baker, E.F. Robinson, However, in instances where Carl Qualls, David Parry, there are road problems or . Wesley Buehl l!lld ex officio land is not adquate then the member., John Rice. Ford takes oath as Pre.s ident Nation relieved COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The resignation of Richard Nixon as President of the United States was long overdue, but now that it is a fact, Arriericans can "heave a sigh of relief," the chairman of the Ohio State University Political Science Department said Thursday. "Nixon had put himself in a position where he literally could expect support from no one," said Dr. Randall Ripley. 11 Not jusf.on the narrow issue of impeachment , but . on everything.'' .By admitting he had been lying to everybody, including his closest staff, for over two years, 1 think he created a climate from which no one from the most staunch Republican to the fariliest left Democrat was left Mth any reason to trust him on much of' anything. "A president in that kind of position is useless and immobilizes·the government," Ripley said. · Ripley dismissed the argwnent by some persons that resignation, as compared with impeacqment, _would wood area. Comments in favor by the Buckeye Hills-Hocking of or against the new bridge he- Valley· Regional Development tween Ohio and West Virginla Commission of which James are invited by the Coast Guard Roush Is the local delegate. by Aug . 15. Roush will carry ·the recomIt was agreed to recommend mendation of Shields to the Herbert E. (Pete ) Shields as Buckeye Hills organization. the delegate to the Tourism The commission · studied Development Program that three "split land'' situations Ohio is funding. The program ·and ownets of the properties in this area will be carried out will be advised of the decision. Keller, Rl. 3, Pomeroy, got in which Includes RSVP. The line for the chicken dinner. Meigs County director of RSVP They enjoyed fishing, horse• Is Mrs. Ralph Weiker. At left; shoes and croquet. Also at- MARJORIE BREWER, . tending was Ann Johnson, state Reedsville, was happy with her · director of all actlori programs 1 catch of a four pound fish in Wubin&tOn, be bade an emotional fareweU to hla grief· str;.cken staff, Cabinet and his nation. "iVe leave with high hopes in good spirit, and with deep humility and with very much gratefulness in our hearts," Nixon sal~, choking back tears on national television. '"111ank you very much.'' As Ford swore his brief oath, the American preSidepcy changed hands to shed Itself of scandal. Nixon's feslgnaUon was necessary to avoid his certain removal from office by Congress. The new president, an unsullied and )llaln-epealtlng Midwesterner, 88Sumed awe.. some power that be_ never sought. Thus, less than two yean after lhe Richard Nlxon-,Spiro Agnew ticket rolled to the moot massive landallde electioo in ConUnued on page 10 Lunches to cost 5C more a better portrait. Young men should con' centrale on having shirts, ties; l!lld coats neatly pf~; the coat should fit, and the collar on the shirt be In good condition. Youngladiesareurgednotto . charlge hair style just lor the portrait. Also beware of having Due to Inflationary food hair too tight the day of the . costs, lWJches at schools in the sitting :Hair should be neat and Southern Local School District natural . Hair cannot be retouched or removed in the were Increased by live cents a day when the district's board of final portrait. Also, do . not education met ThUrsday night. apply lipstick too heavily. The According · to the new light pink and fluorescent schedule, rrieals for the new shades do not photograph well. A plain colored and neatly school year will be 45 cents in pressed garment with an at· the elementary buildings, 50 tractive neckline is best. cents for !he junior an(j senior · Sleeveless dresses are not high schools and 116 cents lor adults. Milk will be six centa a · satisfactOry for a pleasing bottle . portrait. The board accepted the For those who wear glasses It resignation of Geraldine Is better than you wear them for a .naturallook. Asuggeatlon . Cleland as a cOok In the dlatrlct Is to visit your optometrist and and named subetitute ~ borrow a set of empty frames who include Thelma Cuoter, Mrs . James Rlfflo, Janet aimilar to the ones .you wear' l!lld return them properly alter · Manuel, Alma Johnaon , .your sitting Is completed. Thelma Walton, Ruby Congo Reflections and distortion may and Ruby Prater. Leo Taylor appear if you wear frames with wu hired aa a bwl driver and glass in, Without lenses the subatltutebusdrivorahired ~ Croaa, Romain• distortion and reflection Ia Earl Frederick, Bob Spurlock, Jeu • ellminated. To make your appointment Brinker, Gordon Proflltt 11114 call Grover's Studio at !m-2476 Clarence Wickline. X.ren at once, or make It non week Kirkland was empll)yed u a at Grover-'s booth at the fair. • apecial education tuehlr. wu made agent for tho loolblll IIIII Dale C. Warntr VISIT ON AUGUST 11 The n01t visit ol the Bloodmobile will be Aug . 19 at the Pomeroy. Elementary · School from 1 to 6 p.m. Remember, "Soq\eone will be needing blond ac!M.." IM:hool lnlurall(e lor lho ntlt Y- and 1M prmnt 1111rJ acbedule waa adop&e4 for another yw, A Ill& of ... lltltute IIIGIIIn M IIIIII'WOr (C4nllnad Ill pap ., �• 11 of the Oh fo Compeny 1 ll'ur c l'laU cont• n nv .U YI •ern mort or ttl Rtftrtnc• o..-d va umt u• Page 122 Deed Reco ds Me 91 County Text of resignation address Oh o PA~CEI.. NO 4 n,. vn .-------------1 1 dl d v dfit one h•lf n trnl n t~e , . .ft. •I I a 1 end gas t09tthtr w lh tht p•uful I WASH NGTON (UP ) Tile efore I shall res gn tne m in nv SJMI •ttacntd htrt o a be proud Transcript of President pres idency effec \l'e at noon We mus press on however n end undt he fo low no •• Ac hi evements that represent N .con s address to the rtat on for a goal of not only mMe and tst1te descr bed as Parce No 4 tomorrow the sh~red efforts of the 11tuated n tht Townth p of Thursday night better bul of full V ice Pr~s dent Ford w I be admlnl stri!lt on the Congress opportun 01 vt n the County of Mt vt Good evenrng ty for every Amer sworn In as P es dent i!lt that and the peop e But the NO~ICE OF end Stare ot Oh o Tht nor h hi t This s the 37 h t me I have ~n And of what we are hour n th is off ce APPOINTMENT lenges ahead are equally of he no theest Quar;er of cha spoken to you from th s off ce strl v ng so hard r ght now to Cl . . N• 21279 As I recall the high nopes for sect on No 1 Town A Rengell g eat And lhev too w fl where so many dec s ons a c h i eve pro.sperity with Ettett or Vt ma C1rpent1 Amer ca with wh ch we began of the Oh o Company s Pu requ ~ the support of the h3ve been m~Jde that shapE! the out nrtat on chase conla n ng 14 \"2 ac e-s Otctaud th s second term I fee a great Congress and the peop e h story of th s nation For more than a quarter of a Not c: t 11 hereby " ven thl more: or tn There s. e)ll;cep ed sadness that I w I not be here work ng ncooperat onwlththe century of pub lc lfe I have Rober s Pe ker of 611 So-u h however from Peru No A the EC~ch t me I have done so to n thi s office work ng n your newadmln strat on 2nd M dd eport M~ Ot County fo tow ng ratt of and conv•ved turbulent history of discuss w th you some matter shared a beha ftoachlevethosehopes n We have ended Arner c,o s th s even ng I have fought for by James R Lowther to Hu da Oh o has been du y 1ppo nted lllat I bell""e altected the the next two and a half years longest war But n the work of L M•theny by dud dated Jan .Adm n s ra or W th the W what I believed n I tried to nat onal nte est In a I the But n turn1ng over d ec t on secur ng a lasting peace n the 23 933 afld r~co ded n Yo Annexed of he Estett of '1/t mt lhe be$1 of my abll ty to dec sons I have made n my ate of of the gave nment to V ce 139 at Page 7 ~ereof 11nd Carpen er dectastd world tliegoalsahead are even discharge those dut es i!lnd ubllc I te I have always tr ed Pres dent Ford I know as I descr bed u to tows Beg nn ng Co umb a Townsh p Me~~ more far reach ng and more o do what wt~s best for the meet those respons bit t es 1t a s OM 2 ods north of the county Oh o told the nat on when I dlff cult We must complete a Cred tars i!lre requ ed to f e nat on that were entrusted to me southwes co ner of he nor h nom inated h m for that off ce ucture of peace so that It st the rca ms w th sad f due erv half of the northeas quarte of Throughout the long and Samet mes havesucceeded 0 months ago tl at the w II be said of th s general on Samet mes I have fa ed but u d Sec on No 17 thence w th n four mon hs dlffcu t period of Waterga e I le-adersh p of America w II be at on of Americans our gene De ed h s )0tl'\ day of Ju v north S6 :1t.. deo ee:s eut 47 rods always I have taken heart from have felt It was my duty to ngood hands by the people of all nations not what Theodore Rooseve t once and 9 nks o e s onto thencto 19H MICHAEL BING perserve t to make eve y FRED BURNEY II In pass ng th s off ce to the only that we ended one war but sa d about the man n the arena nor h 77 h deg ees ust 26 rods Mann ng D Webste poss ble effort to complete the Mlcblel BlDg son of Mr v cepres dent lalsoctosow th Frederick Lawr,ence to a stone henceo nor h 64 Judge thatweprevented future wars term of office to wh ch you whose face is marred by dust the profound sense of the anu Mrs Lowell Bing Long degrees eu 7 ods and 5 nks Cou of Common p eas We have un ocked the doors Burney II, sou of F1oyd and sweat and blood Who elected me we ght of responsibility thai o a s one thence north 87 V7 Probli e 0 v s on that tor a qua fer of a century Bottom Route I will be In the past few days strives val antly Whoer sand Burney Rt. 3 Pomeroy will degrees en 1 od11 and 6 nks Me , 5 County Oh 0 w II fall on h s shoulde s stood between the Un ted States comes o a s one hence north 62 112 • hoo.vever thasbecomeev dent sllort again and aga n lea lured In tbe elgbiiJ annual be featured in the eighth tomorrow and therefore of the and the Peop e s Republ c of 1<:__ __ __ dell ees eut 37 rods and 5 nks ·:::__::__:_:_;::.._:3;. effor because there s not to me that I no anger have a understand ng the pat ence edition of Who s Who Ch na We must now ensure w thout error n silo tcom ng annual edition of Who s to a stone on he sou th s de of strong enough pa t ca base- n cooperat on he w II need f om hence north 35 nd an Run hat the one quarter of the Among American High Who Among American High the Congress to JUSt fy can nu But who does actua lv str veto all Amer cans degrees west 9 rods and 5 wor d s people who ve n the lng that effort do the deed S<hool Sludenls of 1973 74 School Students 1973-1974 nks to he north ne of Sec on As he assumes that respon Peoples Repub cofChina will As long as there was such a No 7 thence wes a ong the Thlo Is the second year Mike s bll ty hew I deserve the help be and rema n not ou enem es Burney a 1974 graduate ol Who knows the great en base 1 felt st ongly that twas no 1h ne of Sect on 7 l 0 ods and the support of all of us As but our friends thus asms the great devot ons has been featured In tbe Melgo High S<hool was and 13 nits to ands now or necessary to see the canst tu we look to the future the first In the M ddle East 100 whospendsh mse t na worthy fa mer y owned by the esta e of pubUcatlon He Is a graduate 1 onal process through to ts active to chorale Varsity M essential s to beg n hea ing the m I on people n Arab coun cause who at the best knows n J W Johnson thence south 68 thattodootherw se conclusion of Eastern Hlgh School and wounds of th s nat on to put and AI~Ohlo Youtb Choir He tr es many of whom have and 9 nks to he pace of rods the tr umphs of high the end would be unfa thfu to the sp r t the b tterness and div s ons of beg nn ng con a n ng 30 ac es Is employed at KeiiiJ Goble dered us the r enemy for cons ach evement And w th the letters in received varsity of that del berately d ff lcult the recent beh nd us and to nea y 20 yea s now look on us mo e or ess Excep a road 30 worst he falls- at least fa s Ford in Middleport. process and a dangerously basketball and baseball and feet w de frcm the 0 acre ot red scover these shared de~s as their friends whlleda nggreatness destab II zing precedent fa the known as he Jacob Rarden o that I e at the heart of our an altemate to Buckeye was We must can t nue to bu ld on I p edge to you on ght as future to he t act of and owned by J st ength and unity as a great that fr endsh p so that peace long as I have a breath of fe Boys State He won the M Jackson he ro11d to be Butw thfhed sappearan ceof and fr~ people can sett e at ast over the n my body I shall cont nu e In ocated on he best ocat on and that base I now believe that the Prince Hall Scholarship and By tak ng th s act on hope grade M ddle East and so that the that sp ri t I sha I continue to constltut anal purpose has been that I w II have hastened the plans to enter Ohio F u thermo e except nt~ f om c adle of c v zatlon w II not work for the great causes to served and there s no longer a Pa ce No 4 he fo ow no t ac start of that process of healing become tsgrave wh ch I ha ve been ded cated to the fall University need fo the process to be of &nd Beg nn ng a the north wh c h s sodesQerately needed Togethe w th the Sov et throughout my yea s as a prolonged east co ne of Sect on No 17 n A mer ca Un on we have made the congressman a senator v ce thence Sou h 34 rod s and 14 nks I wou d have preferred to I regret deeply any n1ur es cruc al breakthroughs that president and p es dent he o the m dd e of nd an Run carry t~rough the defense that may have been done n the have begun the process of cause of pea ce not just for VA CATION IN MEIGS Roi!ld then ce a ong he m dd e whateve the persona agony t course of the events that led to I m t ng nuc ~r i!lrms But we Amer cabutamongallnat ons of sa d road as fa lows North •• Mr and Mrs Joseph Foster would have Involved And my th s decls on degrees wes 8 ods and 0 must set as our goal not JUSt prospe ty tust ce and oppor fam ty unan mously urged me and family Uvon a Mich nks nor h 64 117 degree.s west t wou d say only that f some I m t ng but reduc ng and ty for al our our people tun todoso 22 ads and 23 nks North 52 of my iudgments were wrong t nally destroy ng these spent a vacat on here w th There sonecauseabbveall But the Interest of the nation degrees Wes 6 rods and 6 and some were wrong they terr be weapons so that they to wh ch I have been devoted the1r parents Mr and Mrs must a ways come before any nks North 70 deg ees West 4 were made In what I bel eved cannot destroy clv I zation and to wh ch I sha I always be rods and 2 nks to a stone on persona considerations From Ralph Webb Racine and Mrs at the t me to be n the best devoted as long as II ve And so that fhe th eat of the No th s de of road and the the d scuss ons I heve had w th nteres ts of the nat on No th ne of Sect on No 7 nuclearwarw II no longer hang When I f rst look the oath of Edward Foster Pomeroy ongresslonalandotherleaders Tothosewhohavestoodw th sect on thence East a ong the over the world and the people off ce as pres dent f ve and a While here Anthony Foster I have concluded that because me du ng these past d ff cult ne 52 rods and 17 1 nks to he We have opened a new half years a~o I made th s celebrated h1s seventb birth )f the Watergate matte I p ac e of beg nn ng conta n ng months- to my tam ty my re at on w th the Sov et Un on sacred comm tment to conse might not have the support of s 8 acres more or ess fr ends the many others who We must continue to deve op crate my office my energ es day With a dinner at the home tile Congress that I would Reference Deed Vo ume 38 joined n supporting my cause and all the w sdom I can e)(pand that new re at on of h1s grandparents m Racme Page 522 Deed Reco ds Me gs consider ,ecessary to back the because they bel evecl t was summon to the cause of peace Mrs Edward Foster was also a Countv Oh o very diff curt dec s ons and ;~ ~~·o::~that the two st ongest amongna ons r ghl- 1 w II be eternally PARCEL NO 5 The coa o of the world w II I ve carry out the duties of this dinner guest grateful for your support ogetne w th the and gas I ha\l'e done my very best all n cooperat on ather office the way the lnte est of PAUL NEASE Anq to those who have not m n no ghts a ti!lched there a confrontat on the days s nee to be true to the nat on Would requ re felt abe to give me you n and under the fo ow ng RACINE - Airman Paul that pledge As a esult of these J~f.~Ur14 the world-In As a I have never been a qu Her descr bed rea es a e s tuated support let me say I leave efforts I am conf dent that the Lat n Amer ca the M. Neaae son of Mr and To leave off ce before my term n he Coun y of Me gs n he w th nob tterness toward those Easl there are world s a safer place today s completed is abhorrent to State of Oh o and n the Mn. Wllll8m M Nease has who tlaveopposed me because not on y for the people of of people who REUNION SET Townsh p of 0 ve bounded and every nstlnct n my body But a I of us n the f nat analys s been aulgned to the ve In terr ble pover Amer ca but for the people of descr bed as fo ows s tuated must put the NEW HAVEN - The R A as Pres dent have been concerned w th he n Sec on No 7 Town No A ty n starvat on We must all nat ons And that at of our Teebnleal Tnbdng Center at Interest of Amer ca f rst ( Dick ) and Susan (Belt) and Range No 1 of he Oh a good ot the country however ldren have a better chance ch keep as our goa turn ng away America needs a full time Cbaonte AFB lll for our judgmentsmlghtd ffer Grmste•d annual reunion will Comp•nv s Purchi!ISe bounded than before of I vlng n peace f om production for war and Pres dent and a full time and descr bed as fo ows specialized In the So let us all now/On together rather than dy ng In war expand ng product on for be held Sunday Aug II at tile Beg nn ng at the No theast Congress particularly at th s n affirm ng that common This more than anything s aircraft equipment main peace so that people time with problems that we New Haven Park All relatives co ner of Sect on No 7 thence commitment and nhelp ngour what I lloped to ach eve when I everywhere on th s earth sou h 34 rods ancf 14 Inks to the face at home and abroad To tenauce field after com and frtends are mv1ted to at"" m dd e of nd an Run oad new president succeed for the sought the pres dency Th s can at ast look for continue the fight through the platfug blslc trainlllg at benefit of all Americans hence a ong m dd e of sa d mo e than anyth ng s what I wa d n the r ch ldren s tend A basket dinner w1ll be months ahead for my personal ond road i!IS fo ows North 48 I shall lea\l'e th s off ce w th hope w I be my egacy to you ATC s Lackla~d AFB t me f not n our own time to v nd cation would almost served at noon pany degrees wes 18 rods and 0 regret at not completing my our country as I leave the to hav ng the necesslt es for a Texas Nease Is a 1973 tota ly absorb the time Oh o nks North 64 Y2 degrees west term but with grat tude ot the decent 1 fe pres dencv and attent on of both praer of the and 23 nks North 52!4 degrees graduate of Soutbem Local pr vilege of serv ng as your To have served n th s off ce Here n Amer ca we are the President and the wes 16 r-ods and 6 nks -"No h Qwner n an amount not ess High SchooL presldentfo the pasts 2 years s to have formed a very fo lunate that most of our 70 degrees west 4 rods and 21 than f ve 5 pet percent of the Congress n a period when our N THE COURT OF These years have been a personal sense of k nsh p w th people have not on y the nks to a s one on the north s de amoun of the b ds The bond or entire focus should be on the COMMON PLEAS momentous time nth s h story of sa d oad and the No h ne check sha be forfe t&d t the each and every Amer can and bless ngs of I berty but also the MEIGS COUNTY OHIU great issue of peace abroad and nto a of our nat on and the world ; of Sect on 7 thence East a ong j) dde fa s to ente eav ng It I do so w th th s means to I ve full good and by PROBATED VIS ON prosperty w thout nflat on at Contract w th sa d Owne The earn Sect on ne 52 rods and 17 nks They have been a t me of prayer May GOd s grace be the world s standards even home to he p ace of beg nn ng bonds or checks of the three achievement of which we can GROVER WHITE Jr abundanti ves w th you n all the days ahead Adm n stretor de bon s non of conta n ng s 18 ac es more o owes b dders w be he d unt ess Reference Deed Vo ume he execu on of the contract Estate of Pearl v Tanthorev 38 Page 55 Deed Records and he fu n Sh ngs of the deceased equ e-d performance bond Me gs Coun y Oh o Pta nt ff at er wh ch hey w be PARCEL No 6 The coa o • YS Twelve Meig.(.'Countians are eturned on demand The and gi!IS loge her w th the THELMA EDDY et af among the 113 students named m n ng r ghts a ached thereto checks of o her b dders w I be Defendants he fo low ng r,eturned on demand after the No 9 s 2 n and unde to the dean s honor roll or tile descr bed rea estates uated n b ds are canvassed A perforl'l1Jince bond and a 44 named to tile dean s merit he Townsh p of 0 ve n he NOT CE FOR SERV CE fabor and mater al payment Coun y of Me gs i!lnd Sti!lte of BY PUBL CATION roll for tile third quarter at Rio Oh o n Sec on No 11 Town bOnd both of 100 percent of the Grande College of the contract w th To The unknown he s and No 4 Range No 1 o he Oh o amount si!lt sfi!lctorv su et es w be Company s Purchase bounded dev sees of Pea r V Tan tho ey Named to the dean s honor Sheldon A Taft candidate and descr bed as fo ows requ red from the successtu deceased dde s for the fa thfu per roll earning a 3 5 or better for for Assoc18te Justice of the To The unknown he s and Beg nn ng at the Northwest b WASHINGTON(UPI) - The peace and built tile blocks for dev formance of the work fo each corner of Sect on No 11 thence sees o James Rober the period were Patty Mays Supreme Court was m East 9 rods and 11 nks to a contract awi!lrded statement of V1ce President future peace will he continued Lowth e deceased and Ewtngton Connie Gilkey Pomeroy Tuesday to diSCuss 8 ds sha be- subm ed o the da Lowthe whose s one at the Northeast corne of Owne To Gerald R Ford after PrOSldent as far as I am ccncemed as address only upon the p ans and a 10 acre trac deeded by J B s unknown and canno Langsville Jyl Beaver Twila h1s carnp&~gn witb local at President of the Umted States w h reasonab e d gence be To renee o James A Lowther spec f cat ons tha have been Nixon s resignation speech Clatwortby Marmda Young torneys and news executives thence south a ong the east ne obti!l ned from the off ce of he We have been fortunate in ascerta ned I think tbat t111s Is one of tile pf sa d tract 30 rods and 12 nks Arch ect You a e hereby no f ed that Middleport Glenda Lawson While m the city Taft ex The r gh s reserved by he o an ron p n n the m dd e of most difficult and saddest the last five years to have a you have been named defen Minersville Cody Boothe pressed his hope tbat more nd an Run Road hence a ong Owner to relec i!lny and a in Henry very great man ega act on ent ed dan s n a periods one of the very saddest the m dd e of sa d road as b ds and no b dder may w th G over Wh e Jr Ad Nancy Thompson Pomeroy voters par!ic1pate •n the incidents I have ever Wit KiSSUiger who has helped to m n st ato de bon s non of the fo ows South 49 Jt.: degrees dri!lw h s b d for a per ad of Jan Norris Racine and J1m judicial elections This huild the blocks of peace under Estate of Pea v Tanthorey West 7 rods and 11 nks North fortv f ve 45 days \ nessed Th s pro ect I.S under the state deceased P e nt ff vs The ma 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 DaVIS Rutland Named to tile November the Ch1ef Justice Let me say that I tbink tile President Nuon I tbink those Eddy et a Oetendents Th s I nks thence north 48 degrees cond t ons of E E 0 as pe merit roll witb a 3 pomt or and two AssOCiate Justices wes 2 rods and 4 nks to the Government Execu ve Order President of the United States poliCies should be continued act on has been ass gned Case west ne of Sect on thence of January 27 1972 P ov de better were John Gerard almost half the court - Will be No 19 5 2 n the Cou of no lh 34 rods and U nks to the Gene a Requ rements of af has made one of the greatest and those policies of peace will Common P eas P obate George Arnott Middleport selected by the voters of beg nn ng conti!l n ng firm at ve act on program as personal sacrlf1ces for tile be continued I have asked D v s on Me gs Coun y Oh o p4 ace 2 acres more or less pe Pa t 4 Sub Part A Sect on and Joan Manuel Racine The address of sa d Court s c o However records show that SHELDON A TAFT counlry and one of tile finest Henry Kissmger aa Secretary Me gs County Court House Refe ence Deed Vo ume 138 401 at Government Execvt ve only 70 pet of tile voters who Page 551 Deed Records Me gs Order personal decis1ons on behalf of of state to stay on and be tile Pomeroy Oh o ~5769 County Oh o By 0 de Of The objec of he Camp a n s actually go to the polls w1ll vote for tlle1r State Supreme Court all of us as Amertcans by his Secretary of State under the to se The Me gs County PARCEL No 7 The un he ea estate of he for candidates OfJ the Supreme candidates Taft hopes to help deCision to resign as President new admlnistrat on Hasp ta Comm ss on dece dent o pay he deb s and d v ded one ha f nterest n the SALES REPORTED and Ve erl!lns Memor a gas together w th the o and Court s of adm n ster ng her unprove that percentage I have known Henry Kissing cos of the Umted States Hosp Ia nc es ate wh ch rea estate s m n ng r ghts attached thereto June 1974 sales of Sertes E & In 1972 only 57 pet of the Pomeroy Oh o n and under the fo ow ng er for a great many years I fo ows descr bed as It has been my opportunity to 7 9 26 (8 2 9 4tc H Umted States Savmgs Bonds voters In Meigs County who desc bed rea estate s tuated n No The fo ow ng watch over a period of nearly knew h1m before he came With reaPARCEL estate s uated n he he Townsh p of 01 ve n the 111 Oh1o were $33 2 million At actually went to the polls voted VISIT PARENTS the Nuon administratioo I County of Me gs n the Sta e of Countr, of Me gs i!lnd Sti!lte of 25 years a foreign policy In tile the end of June tile state at o n Sect on No 11 Town 4 Mr and Mrs Terry Wyatt last five years that has been want him to be my Secretary of Oh o and n the Townsh p of Oh PUBLIC NOTICE 0 ve and bounded and and R anoe No 1 of the Oh o tained 52 9 pet of 1ts 1974 sales Sea ed b ds w be rece ved n and son Robbie Wayne Company s Purchase and most successM in tile achieve- State and I m glad to announce descr bed as fo ows Be ng he bounded the off ce of the V I age C erk goal T T Reed Jr Meigs and desc bed as Jacksonville F1a viSited m ment of peace for all of us here tbat he will be IIJe Secretary of north one hi!l f of he southeast v age of quar e of the southeast quarter to ows A ot of and bounded second Strl!et RETURNS HOME County Volunteer Savings tile Pomeroy area over tile and hopeM!y the rest of the State Which means that he and of Sect on No 24 Town No 4 onthewestbvSectonNo 17 on Pomeroy Oh o unt 12 o cock Bonds Ch&rman said June Lowse Conde has returned to weekend with tbelr parents of he Oh o the North by ends former y noon on Monday August 26 I will be working together m Range No world on 974 tor the ro ow ng p oposa Companv s Purch11se and owned by Thomas Parke sales of Savmgs Bonds in the her home m Pittsburgh after Robert Barton and family and One new 1974 or 1975 Cab and the pursuit of peace in tile b~ ng a 20 ac e o bounded by the East by ands Qrmer y It has been a policy tbat I county were $29 415 which was spending four weeks Wltb her Mrs Neha Seyler and fam1ly Chi!ISs s to be used for the new by Jos ah Cowdery and owned property nes. as fa ows On tbink can contmue peace In the future as we have achieved 11 m the no h by ands of oav d o F F elds and on the South f re truck Spec r ca ons for 64 2 pet of ts annual sales sister Bertha Conde 6 Oak St the past same can be obta ned from F re and Mr and Mrs Charles months and years ahead Row i!lnd and J J Chute on he by ends fo mer y owned by Ch Pomeroy ef Char es Leger goal Jos ah Cowdery conta n ng 0 Eest by he East ne of Sect on Wyatt and family Wo have many otber probLet me say witbout any Each b d must conta n the ful acres more oress No 2• on the south by ands of We have problems at w J He ney and on the west There s excepted from nam• of every person or hesitation or reservahon that le" Perce No 7 the fo ow ng companv nterested n the and !l. ot w J He ney the policy that has achieved home which must he resolved by Reference Deed Vo 10 Page descr bed rea estate Beg n same and be accompan ed by • And they can be resolved and 62 Deed R eco ds Me gs n ng at the northwest torner of bond or certlf ed chec~ n the sa d Sect on No 11 thence east sum of SlOO 00 to the sat Sf act on will be resolved by the Counfy Oh o as i!l PARCEL No 2 A so fhe 19 rods and 1 I nks to a stone at of V age Counc cooperation of the Congress to ow ng rea esta e s tuated n the northeast corner of a 10 acre guaranty that f the b d s ac be en tract deeded by J 8 Torrenc:e ceptect a contract w witb the President and tbose o ve Townsh p Countv of and tered nto and 11 performance w fe to James R Lowther Me us and State of Oh a and n that work with him Sect on No 23 Beg nn ng 40 ' thence south a ong the east ne proper y secured These checks or bonds w be rods East of the northwest of sa d tract 30 rods and 12 nks I have been very fortunate in corner of Sec on No 23 thence to an ron p n n he m dd e of returned at once to a 1 except my llfetbne in publ1c office to Eas 59 rods and 4 h nks lnd an Run Road thence along the succenfu b dder H scheck be held unl the m dd e of said roed es or bond w have a good many adverslirles thence south 39 2 ads thence the fo lows South 493,14 d~rees contract or b ct s proper y west S9 rods and 4 V::! nks m tile pollUcal arena in tile thence no th :19 2 rods to the west 1 rods and 11 1 nks North e)(tCVttd by h m By IAwreoee E Lamb M D V age of Pomeroy and Congress But I don t tbink I pace of beg nn ng conta n nu 8J degrees west 11 rods and 17 theThe Pomeroy F re Department nks thence north As degrees DEAR DR LAMB - I have f&thful about taking it I m 57 already had 11 You d be sur supplements• I understand 14 55 acres more or ess Ex 2 rods and 1C I nks to the eserve the r ght o reject an v. had cancer of tile tbyroid and sllghUy overweight which prised how many people can (lOiaSBium cholortde Is poison have a single enemy in the cept ng however from the west west I ne of sad Sect on No 11 and al bids above tract (,If land • certa n Congress and the net result Is Radiation treatments shrunk I have been all my life thence north 34 rods and 14 tlnks Jane WI ton Clerk profit witb the sbnple metbod My husband hao orders to take port on thtrtOf bounded as tbat I think tomorrow I can follows V UAGE OF POMEROY to the ptace of beg nnlng Beg nn n9 •o Yt rOds the gruwth and deatroyed the DEAR READER - Anyone It ellmi!lates all the confusion it twice a day He baa had two nlng 4 2 acres more or II) 9 16 2tc otart out li'OI'ldng wltb Demo- east of the northwHt corner of conta cancer and my tbyrold gland 1 who has to take pills regularly less Reference Oeed Volume The thyroid medicine you are heart attacks and heart failure erato and witb Repuhlic8111 in above aec:Hon thence tasr 59 P•ve 52:l Dttd Records l31 rods and 4 1 1 nks to county mllll IQI! thyroid pUla every will be famillar witb your taking is long acting ¥> If you and a stroke The ~oke left the Houae aa well aa in lhe road thenc:e south 15 teet Me 01 County Oh o dar for the rest of my life I ve problem Taldng the pill will happen to miss one pill lt won t him with some speech Senale to work on the fhence west 59 rods end 4'h The Interest Of the orantee In links thence north 16 feet to the Parct 1 1 2 3 4 1nd 5 11 subject tried to form a routine so that 1 become so automatic tbat you be a dWlster The effects are problema only p act of beg nn ng con • n ng to In oil •nd gas lease granted problems -serious oneswill not forget to take the pill forget whether you took the leveled out over a period of 10 36 100 acres mort or en The to W B and 8 8 0 •nd Gas DEAR READER Which we have at home emount of and conveyed n Company But happen to upset my blamed tiling or not days or more If you miss an PotaSBlum chloride Is certainly You ar• requ red to •nsttwtr' And the JJplrlt of cooperation above tract be ng 14 19 acres routine then I become con There io a oolution for occasional piU or take an extra not poison It l.l very slmllar to more or en end above the Comp 1 nt w th n 21 dayt which I leave exhibited with deter btd tracts be ng the tam• attvr tht lut pub eatlon or thlt f1IIICI and uncertain whether or everyone for this problem Just one 11 won t make much dlf table salt (sodium chloride) the ce which w I be publ &htd Congr• and the new preJfl Its conveyed by Fr•n~ no not I bave taken that pill sit down witb a stack of 31 ference But for proper Our body cells contain Iota of Founds and wlft to former once IICh wtek for 1 JC 1uc The test by warranty deed of cen ve weeks U lbll hlppens, would It be envelopes any size you like bllance you will need to be potalll1.111 as the main type of ~~~~ In the problema grantors ~ubi cat on will be m1de on date of Apr 1 23 1936 end and the problema at Ilea. lllr D11 to take II and and DIDDber the daya of the careful not to m1u too many IIIII lnsdde our cells They also Augult 2l 1974 and the :II days recorded M•v ' 1936 n vo 111 beneficial 142 P•o• 54 Deed Ruords or for lnlwtr wll commenu on g .,._..,. llllilllllringly take lwo DIOIItb 011 tbem Then put the daya or take too many extru contain IIClllle chloride Wltboilt to the 211 miUion fine Meigs County Oh o Rtftrenct that dalo In can or your ftll u,. to ar Md It Ill better to let It rilbl pill or pills in each en Why lljll lry the envelope adequate Dted Vo umt 143 Page 62 amounls of Americana but to lhe world u 1n1wer or othtrWIIt rtlpond •• Mtlgl County Deed Rtcords .,_ IIIII palllllly mill a day' velope for the mootb Each day meW 111d Ill life and llll'e potalllum in tile ceiiJ IIley a whole 011 •nd Gil inltrlltt. as r~~qulrad by the Ohio Jihllet of Wbat ...,.., reaction be• tab your pill out of the rilbt And you do need to keep on can't funcUon praperly CIVIl Proc.-ures Juc:tomtnt by follows And J . . .e to )'OU lml&ht. def1utt wiU H ren erect 1galh1t PARCEL No 3 Tht un illy dGotGr Mid the effect~ of envelope Then lf you can t taking thai thyroid Without It vou for relief demanded In this PotallllDI in one fonn or aa I lomarTow and divided ont hi t nter"t In tht Complllnt the =•t:a~~aa do not lbow up l'IDieDlber 011 the 19th of July you wW become lelharglc another Ia often given to heart in tile oil and til together w th tht in mining r~t,hts attached tf'ltreto but lbil didn't 1!hether you took your pill tllat have oldJl cblnsea and a hoot patients partleulary If they In l.rul.'f'tdtr tht fOIIOWII"'Cil rta Jtnet I Clerk Morrl• Doputy marnin1 or not Jlllllook in tile of problema related to belnc are Iakins 111y of tile dl&ltalla Htltt: dtKrlhd •• Paretl No Court of Common Pltll 3 In tho Townthlp of 011•• In IIUillber tt ..,.._ If It Is still on tllyrold medletaeo for heart f.Ull'e It America ,,.bato Dl•ltl.., tht County of Me qs anCI Stitt of ~ MOI91 County Oh1o I lll«w )'OU had belteo take II If DEAR DR LAMB- -.at Is 1.1 also used Oh o The Southtllt auarter of help prevent World > tht nor:thtatt quarter of StctiOfl Ill llle•Wtqllllllltply you hate yOUr opinion of potaul um heart lrregularllla Thank )'011 very much No 17 Town A and Range No 111 " ,. Ill t ' 11 u ate l•••• r '--------------' \ob• A ll'allllJJ4 12 honors at area college Voters neglect Difficult, sad incident--} ord justices of Ohin court DR. LAMB Remember when to take pills lhJnCs •ww o.iheaa not~ u;;fi:.: fit ear ~==:.:~~=::= tow to By U n ~d P en n By VITO STELIJNO UP! Sports Wriler Riehle Zisk was U k ' g I ome run Th ursday n gi t but lon Matlac k was keep ng his thoughts 10 himself Zisk tagged Mat ack for a gan e w nmng homer Ln the l ast or the mnth nn ng to g1ve lhe P tsburgh Pirates a 4 3 v ctor y over the New York Mets a nd a sweep of the r thr ee-ga e ser es The sweep kept the Prates Will m str km g d stance n U e NL East n ov ng ti em to w thm 3 ~ ga mes or St Lows But the losses we e costly to the Mets vi o are no" 9 ga ne.s -- out Matlack Showed the str n after U e gan e ~ s I e told mporters You ca a sk ail the ail h ght quest on!) you ww t but you U y e ready to won t get y unswcrs--nol one wo d Z sk naturally was n uch n the r 1id for their fourth d VIS on cro wn n Lhe last f ve }car s n ore talkat ve and he s~ d I c was t1 nkmg honer all lhc In the other games Atlanta blan ked Houston I-ll Montreal edged St lAWS 3 2 n 13 nn ngs and Ph ia delph a n pped C'h c go 2-1 In tl e Amcr can League Cal for a opped Ch cago 6-4 M !waukee heat Boston 5-3 Oa kland rout ed Texas 10.2 M nnesota edged Kansas City 3-2 m 14 nn ngs and Clevela nd n pped De tro t 4 3 way 11 s wl;ts one of l hc very £ew t mes U a I vc gone to the plate H nk ng homer Z1sk sa1d II the r rst ba ter AI 01 ver ) gets on I n loo king to JUs make contact But w th o one on I guesse I a fast bali ns de a nd tl at s whe r e t was rhe funny th ng s that he got n e au there Zisk was O.for-4 before the l on er n e P rates ow 55-57 th nk aKe a n ove Tribe blows lead in ninth inning DETROIT (UPI ) The Tigers and lnd ans JUSt made too many m stakes Unfortunately for Cleveland would have ended the game J1m Nettles then sent a s ngle Wide of I r st that Tom McCra w did a gr eat JOb of stopp ng to they made one m or e error than p event t s go ng mto the Detrmt and the r esult was a 4 3 out! eld vtctory for the Tigers It had to He made the mistake of be one of the Indians toughest attempt ng a throw to f rst and losses of the season rei ever Tom Buskey m shan I m abnost embarrassed to died t for an error So not only w n a game I ke that did Sutherland score but so d d Manager Halph Honk sa d w th Ogi v e and the ga n e was t ed a sheepish laugh that told you Then Aurel o Rodr guez hit a he could ve " th his embar slow bouncer to thu:d that rassment replacement Ed Crosby had to The Indians held a seem ngly hurry a throw on and McCrav.. safe 3 !lead entermg the nmth flubbed 11 lor th e -error that and t still looked hke a perm tted Freehan to score gunmee even though. Gary w1th the w nnmg run Sutherland had doubled w1th McCraw JUS\ shook h1s glove one out and Ben OgilVIe walked stood there for a moment and wIll two out Bill Freehan who was roundly booed for strandmg seven base-runners his first three t1mes up hit a slow roller up tile middle that lnd1ans shortstop Frank Duffy knocked down His throw to second while rolling over was JUSt a shade late for the force that UP! Execuhve Sports Ed1tor CLEMMONS N C (UP!) - clash for Legion title nals of the state s Amer can Leg on Baseball Tournament on the Ashland College cam pus Undefeated Portsmouth was die Thursday as t awa ted th e loser s bracket I nals to deter m ne ts opponent today Ports mouth needs only a wm m the f rst game to take ts I rst state t tie s nee 1949 Perry Turner carr ed most of the load for M am sburg Thursday He swatted two homers and ac counted for seven runs n the w n over Cmcmna t and then unloaded a homer and a smgle n the romp past Lancas er Pitcher Scott Fredrtcks was staked a [().3 lead Thursday morn ng agams t Cmcmnat and held on for the wm in the afternoon game Rick Bates scattered mne hits and left 12 desp t e g vmg up an unearned run 10 the e ght and s now I 3 Crosby would not have been play ng f Buddy Bell had not hurt h s knee when Detroit got ts f~rst run n the e ghth Rodr guez followed one out s ngles by Freehan and Nettles w th a chopper that ordinarily would have been no problem except that Bell s r ght knee he one that s botbered him ever smce sprmg tram ng Ph ade Ph a P Sbv Oh 58 S4 SS S7 51 S8 Mo Cit New Yo k Ch caq o I ve h ts nclud ng two homers and accounted for mne runs Rea ch ng the state I nals IS noth ng new for e ther coach Wantz s makmg h s n nth tr p to the state tourney His club won the Oh o champ on shtp m 1970 and he hopes to avo d a s xth runnerup ftmsh He sends h s son Jun to the mound today n he first garr e J m hrew a three-h t 4-0 wtn over Mar on Monday B II Ne wman smouth manager the Port showed con! dence that h1s club would w n t all We re sending our ace Dave Bush to the mound We re not plannmg to play Fr day afternoon l htl• % Cubs l Doil ve Catil s sevenU n ng s ng ie l fl ed P hiladelphia over (,'h ··~o Schueler pitched s x.f 1t ba 1 for seven hut nWi an d Gene Garber f nish•d up for hiS ftrst save Expos 3 Card• 2 Hal Breeden s bases~ oa de d smgle m the 13th mmng handed Montr eal the VI ctor y over Montreal The Expos !It'd he ga ne n the nintl mn ng on a two-<lut s ngle by Barry Foote Bob Batley s ng ed and was sacr flt'Cd to second to start the 13th mmng rally Two waik.5 then set the stage for Breeden s non Snead a three ttme w nner of NOTICE n 1 on a '4(1 663 w 73 39 68 •5 LosAn9e s Cn nna Hovs on sa Sl A an a SB 54 San r an c sco so 63 Scm D eqo Tho ~ . (iJn Lt.ague w 6 50 •• 49 m m s ') 3 5 SA pt l 657 602 9 b S?J 4 5 S8 5 4•1 13 28 Roberts took the loss 51 54 'J6 54 58 Sl 59 W es • m 45 68 391:1 sday s R es u t s s L '2 3 nns a '2 Ch cago 4 New 'fo k 3 Am Eas Mon ea J Ph ad e ph P sbu gh A an a Hou s on 0 On y games sc hedu ed Today s P obab c P fch e- s A T m cs EDT Slm F anc sc o Ba 9 5 a Ch cago S one 3 J 1 30 p rn A an ll Mo on 7 a Ph ade ph a Ru hven 49 35 p m C n nna No man 0 0 a New Yo k Apodaca J 5 8 05 pm San 0 ego Jones 5 • P sbu gh Rooke 9 8 05 pm LOS An~e cs Za hn 2 a S ou s Cu s 6 0 8 30 p m ht e ar 64 a Mon ea Braves l Astros 0 Hous on W son 8 8 8 35 p m S<~tu day s Games Ron Reed p tched a three C n nna a New Yo k h Iter and Marty Perez and Sa an c sco a Ch cago Darrell Evans hit back-to-back San 0 ego a p s w gh OS Ang a S OU s W gh doubles to lead Atlanta to the A an a a P a de ph a n g h VJctory over Hou!)1.on D(:lv e Mon ea a Hous on n gh w Oak and KansasC Ch cago exas v M nn~~o a Ca o n a 66 • s SJ 56 55 5 5 54 44 60 p( t 550 573 . ~ 3 so A82 4 3 8 (_ w Mnn PC 58• 5 8 505 500 9 b Ha 9 v h Y &z. 80~ 0 a Ch A 4 2 Am • 1 1 Rand Tx cksn Ok McRa KC: 9 9 R Ud N ew Yo k a Ca NEW YORK (UP! ) Some s mpl e arithmetic such as one lawsu t plus one rate Congressman plus two l eagues adds up to four new maJor lea gue teams Seattle Washington DC New Orleans and Toronto for the 1976 baseball season A lawsmt m Seattle wh1ch wants another franchi se by 1976 and Rep B F SISk DCal f ustng the leverage of congress onal act on n behalf of \\ & <Tton have Vli'tually forceo the fu can League to struct on or where com mitments for such stadia are ava !able In add t on to Washmgton and Seattle the only two c1t es currently meet ng the resolu t on s reqULrements are New Orleans and Toronto The AI and the NL have agreed to expand JO ntly and Pe a a 30 a 30 •30 o n a the American League s under the gun to act sw ftly m addmg proVld ng another team Rep SISk s threalemng to reexamme ba,seball s antitrust ~xemptlon and tbat coupled w th the Seattle swt leaves tile Amer can League w th little but expanston W th the leagues determ ned to 05 J8S 5 1 8 ab h ca n g Leav u ~ 0 YO OS 92 06 03 98 09 440 64 4'8 4 367 68 334 SS 354 •9 354 64 J•B 49 4 6 53 09 407 306 pet 60 95 7 06 64 act 10 umson expa nsiOn m 1976 s foreshadowed by tile unan m ty of the Nat onal League vqte ez C n 2 CABLE 36• 338 l 9 3 7 3 • 3 • 3 J 3 0 Snarl Proof Reg 54 69 •3.80 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE ONLY 307 B an Mnn 95 33 40 303 Mddx NY 86 2 A •• 30:1 Hom t Run ~ Nat on a L eagu e Wy n L A 26 Sc hm d Ph 25 Bench Cn and Cedeno Hou 22 M w au kee a Kan sas C y De o a Texas choice Oak 8 ghs Tx p m Oc o Ho dswo h 0 0 Texas B own Y 8 9 p m M waukee Kobe 5 8 l<ansas C y B sby 6 9 8 pm Ba mo e Cue a 3a M nneso a Hands 3 -4 a pm CH cage Bahnsen 9 3 C e e and G P e 'I 56 pm Sa u day s Games Bos on a Oak and Ba mo e a M nne so a Ch cago a c eve an d . McS d S L • "' ' • •J• •9 5 4 69 389 22 Thu sda y s Res u ~ Ca o n a 6 Ch ago • M wau kee 5 Boson 3 0(1k and 0 Tell as 2 De o A C e e and J M nn J K i!lnsas C y 2 4 nn s On v games schE·du ed Tod ay s. P ob ab e P che ' A T m•s E DT Bo son Lee '2 0 a Oak. and B u ~ 3 9 o Abbo 4 '2 pm New Yo k Med h :J 9 a Ca o n a a ge 3 6 o Tanana 6 or t.e-•g ue Ln dt r s Bv U n ed p eon nter n,a t oni Le4) d ng e au en Na t on a L ~e gu e I lb h pc1 G~ At 465 65 170 366 C vv LA .0 4.() 66 .42 32 Mn nl Ph 9 JJ 9 )7 08 319 sm h s L 96 l39 49 08 Zs_k P 0 360 3 1 G ou lio 06 386 6 22 3 • 8ckn LA 9 JB • 5 1 31S 8 c k S L OS 74 lJ6 313 G nrn Cn 0 303 50 9111; 3 0 Expansion a ~ertainty expand n 197 On tile last day of the wmter meetings Thursday the Gates Brown groWJded out NatiOnal League took the f1rst unassiSted to McCraw to get step toward )Omtng the AL m a the run m an unportant run as 1976 expans on t turned out ater The Natwnal League owners un a mmously passed the (ollowmg resolutiOn The Nat onal League Pres• dent Chuh Feeney ) has been mstructed by tlie league to appoint a committee to prepate an expansiOn plan for the league s stbdy to be John Schlee a man who stud es reported to the league no later the stars for favorable s gns than the 1974 wmter meetmgs Ray Floyd another of the w th spectal emphasis on lour s expectant fathers and consideration of ctbes of maJor Hub e Green a w1nner of league s ze With stadmms of money but not major lltles maJor league capacity either lead the PGA champ10nsh p now ex stmg under con gomg mto today s second round fo llow ng open ng 68s But JUSt one stroke back 10 a the c hampwnsh p dropped gro up of SIX wh ch nc udes four b rd e putts rangmg from defend ng champ on Jack 12 to 18 feet agamst three N cklaus s that amazmg 62 bogeys If Jack N cklaus or year-o ld Samuel Jacks on Arnold Palmer had had those chances they d have shot 62 Snead Samuel Jackson r evelled n the Slammer said Snead went out when Tan he co nd hons whtch were g ewood s 7 05().yard par 35-35 swtable for duck shoot ng but 70 course resembled a not champwnsh p golf and quagm re followmg heavy sa d If I d putted hke this I could have won three or four overmght ram A hght drizzle when the frrst threesome went tunes pretty eas ly this year Snead whose last VIctory out did not help condihons but came rune years ago at nearby when the ram stopped Schlee Greensboro shared the th1rd Floyd and Green made the1r round lead at Los Ange es and challenges m the Quad C lies Open but each tune a faulty putter fa1led hm buckled sl ghtly before he set h mself to throw Three share lead in PGA Miamisburg, Portsmouth ASHLAND Oh o ( UPI ) Our b1g hope s for ram Fr day so we can rest on e day sa d M am sburg Manager John Wantz after his team whipped Cmcmnall Budde Thursday 10.7 and Lancaster Hh\ to reach the I trudged slowly to the dugout w th Buskey 0-4 J m Ray got the victory ~ N a ona lU1g u e hi w ptt S LQu s 59 SA m Welt r. r 1 M~ Pirates only games off pace .u,., ..,...... ._t d•thel "" 1 3 2 phene will Hn1hl r••wl tt • a.. wh•"l 1,," plue en u :tlea IINitl I Ad lev nn .. u ru ,.h111n I J•~otr cu~ •• ,J JMUt "' Chester 985 3301 0 NEXT WEEK IS THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR Need any suppbea for your stock entrlft? CHECK BELOW - WE LL BET WE HAVE IT! ACME BOOTS - WESTERN HATS - SADDLES WESTERN BElTS - CATTLE HALTERS - HORSE & PONY HAlTERS - WHIPS LEADS - STOCK CANES BLANKUS - FORTEX TUBS & BUCKETS- GALVANIZED T UB S BUCKETS SHAMPOOS- FLY SPRAYS~tllll & REPELLENTS - BRUSHES"" - CURRY COMBS TARPAULINS-ROPE GROOMING SUPPLIES HALTERS BITS VETERINARY SUPPLIES SPURS ETC MODERN SUPPLY 399 WEST MAIN STR(IT 992 2 I 64 fiOMIIOY OHIO THESTORE WITH All Kl••• ef8tDff" FOR ,ETS - STABLI!S - LAIIGI AND SMAU ANIMALS LAWNS- GAIDINS Seattle and Wash ngton Seattle s tr pie-damages ant rust swt resultmg from the sh ft of the Pi ots to M !waukee m 197 0 was sus pended by mutual agreement and the c1ty llTI posed a 1976 deadl ne upon the Amencan League for Best In Fine Food •• • live Edler Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5 75 per cent per year pa d on 90 day Cer t f cates of Depos t M n mum Sl 000 00 Interest Quarterly Payable "Shenandoah" Returns To Metp Co. Branch -@ The Athens County Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pomerov Oh o The MEIGS INN POMEROY PH 992 3629 POMEROY EAGLES CLUB The Wh1spermg P1nes Ntte Club Is Changmg Its Name To • Tall Timbers Nite Club FAMILY PICNIC rwmers on tl'ie sa cks mcludmg three m the e ghth nrun g to g ve h steam th e loser s brack et crown Earl er m the mornmg Lan caster trimmed Columbus Sc oto 9 1 behmd a home run barrage by Cra g Hartman and Rod Gregory who combmed for The Club ts changmg to a p,nvate club We w11J be takmg apphcat10ns July 25 to August 15 m person please Thank You Rod Groves PARK RESERVED SUNDAY,AUGUST 11, 1974 PLACE: KYGER CREEK PARK TIME: 11 AM TIL DARK SATURDAY- AUGUST lOth ''EMPLOYEES OUTING'' Of FREE EATS & REFRESHMENTS ISlAND CREEK COAL 00. OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS PM. CAMDEN PARK U S ROUTE 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON CLOSED EVERY MQNDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY • Members and Family Admission Charge For Guest BRING YOUR OWN PITCHER �• 11 of the Oh fo Compeny 1 ll'ur c l'laU cont• n nv .U YI •ern mort or ttl Rtftrtnc• o..-d va umt u• Page 122 Deed Reco ds Me 91 County Text of resignation address Oh o PA~CEI.. NO 4 n,. vn .-------------1 1 dl d v dfit one h•lf n trnl n t~e , . .ft. •I I a 1 end gas t09tthtr w lh tht p•uful I WASH NGTON (UP ) Tile efore I shall res gn tne m in nv SJMI •ttacntd htrt o a be proud Transcript of President pres idency effec \l'e at noon We mus press on however n end undt he fo low no •• Ac hi evements that represent N .con s address to the rtat on for a goal of not only mMe and tst1te descr bed as Parce No 4 tomorrow the sh~red efforts of the 11tuated n tht Townth p of Thursday night better bul of full V ice Pr~s dent Ford w I be admlnl stri!lt on the Congress opportun 01 vt n the County of Mt vt Good evenrng ty for every Amer sworn In as P es dent i!lt that and the peop e But the NO~ICE OF end Stare ot Oh o Tht nor h hi t This s the 37 h t me I have ~n And of what we are hour n th is off ce APPOINTMENT lenges ahead are equally of he no theest Quar;er of cha spoken to you from th s off ce strl v ng so hard r ght now to Cl . . N• 21279 As I recall the high nopes for sect on No 1 Town A Rengell g eat And lhev too w fl where so many dec s ons a c h i eve pro.sperity with Ettett or Vt ma C1rpent1 Amer ca with wh ch we began of the Oh o Company s Pu requ ~ the support of the h3ve been m~Jde that shapE! the out nrtat on chase conla n ng 14 \"2 ac e-s Otctaud th s second term I fee a great Congress and the peop e h story of th s nation For more than a quarter of a Not c: t 11 hereby " ven thl more: or tn There s. e)ll;cep ed sadness that I w I not be here work ng ncooperat onwlththe century of pub lc lfe I have Rober s Pe ker of 611 So-u h however from Peru No A the EC~ch t me I have done so to n thi s office work ng n your newadmln strat on 2nd M dd eport M~ Ot County fo tow ng ratt of and conv•ved turbulent history of discuss w th you some matter shared a beha ftoachlevethosehopes n We have ended Arner c,o s th s even ng I have fought for by James R Lowther to Hu da Oh o has been du y 1ppo nted lllat I bell""e altected the the next two and a half years longest war But n the work of L M•theny by dud dated Jan .Adm n s ra or W th the W what I believed n I tried to nat onal nte est In a I the But n turn1ng over d ec t on secur ng a lasting peace n the 23 933 afld r~co ded n Yo Annexed of he Estett of '1/t mt lhe be$1 of my abll ty to dec sons I have made n my ate of of the gave nment to V ce 139 at Page 7 ~ereof 11nd Carpen er dectastd world tliegoalsahead are even discharge those dut es i!lnd ubllc I te I have always tr ed Pres dent Ford I know as I descr bed u to tows Beg nn ng Co umb a Townsh p Me~~ more far reach ng and more o do what wt~s best for the meet those respons bit t es 1t a s OM 2 ods north of the county Oh o told the nat on when I dlff cult We must complete a Cred tars i!lre requ ed to f e nat on that were entrusted to me southwes co ner of he nor h nom inated h m for that off ce ucture of peace so that It st the rca ms w th sad f due erv half of the northeas quarte of Throughout the long and Samet mes havesucceeded 0 months ago tl at the w II be said of th s general on Samet mes I have fa ed but u d Sec on No 17 thence w th n four mon hs dlffcu t period of Waterga e I le-adersh p of America w II be at on of Americans our gene De ed h s )0tl'\ day of Ju v north S6 :1t.. deo ee:s eut 47 rods always I have taken heart from have felt It was my duty to ngood hands by the people of all nations not what Theodore Rooseve t once and 9 nks o e s onto thencto 19H MICHAEL BING perserve t to make eve y FRED BURNEY II In pass ng th s off ce to the only that we ended one war but sa d about the man n the arena nor h 77 h deg ees ust 26 rods Mann ng D Webste poss ble effort to complete the Mlcblel BlDg son of Mr v cepres dent lalsoctosow th Frederick Lawr,ence to a stone henceo nor h 64 Judge thatweprevented future wars term of office to wh ch you whose face is marred by dust the profound sense of the anu Mrs Lowell Bing Long degrees eu 7 ods and 5 nks Cou of Common p eas We have un ocked the doors Burney II, sou of F1oyd and sweat and blood Who elected me we ght of responsibility thai o a s one thence north 87 V7 Probli e 0 v s on that tor a qua fer of a century Bottom Route I will be In the past few days strives val antly Whoer sand Burney Rt. 3 Pomeroy will degrees en 1 od11 and 6 nks Me , 5 County Oh 0 w II fall on h s shoulde s stood between the Un ted States comes o a s one hence north 62 112 • hoo.vever thasbecomeev dent sllort again and aga n lea lured In tbe elgbiiJ annual be featured in the eighth tomorrow and therefore of the and the Peop e s Republ c of 1<:__ __ __ dell ees eut 37 rods and 5 nks ·:::__::__:_:_;::.._:3;. effor because there s not to me that I no anger have a understand ng the pat ence edition of Who s Who Ch na We must now ensure w thout error n silo tcom ng annual edition of Who s to a stone on he sou th s de of strong enough pa t ca base- n cooperat on he w II need f om hence north 35 nd an Run hat the one quarter of the Among American High Who Among American High the Congress to JUSt fy can nu But who does actua lv str veto all Amer cans degrees west 9 rods and 5 wor d s people who ve n the lng that effort do the deed S<hool Sludenls of 1973 74 School Students 1973-1974 nks to he north ne of Sec on As he assumes that respon Peoples Repub cofChina will As long as there was such a No 7 thence wes a ong the Thlo Is the second year Mike s bll ty hew I deserve the help be and rema n not ou enem es Burney a 1974 graduate ol Who knows the great en base 1 felt st ongly that twas no 1h ne of Sect on 7 l 0 ods and the support of all of us As but our friends thus asms the great devot ons has been featured In tbe Melgo High S<hool was and 13 nits to ands now or necessary to see the canst tu we look to the future the first In the M ddle East 100 whospendsh mse t na worthy fa mer y owned by the esta e of pubUcatlon He Is a graduate 1 onal process through to ts active to chorale Varsity M essential s to beg n hea ing the m I on people n Arab coun cause who at the best knows n J W Johnson thence south 68 thattodootherw se conclusion of Eastern Hlgh School and wounds of th s nat on to put and AI~Ohlo Youtb Choir He tr es many of whom have and 9 nks to he pace of rods the tr umphs of high the end would be unfa thfu to the sp r t the b tterness and div s ons of beg nn ng con a n ng 30 ac es Is employed at KeiiiJ Goble dered us the r enemy for cons ach evement And w th the letters in received varsity of that del berately d ff lcult the recent beh nd us and to nea y 20 yea s now look on us mo e or ess Excep a road 30 worst he falls- at least fa s Ford in Middleport. process and a dangerously basketball and baseball and feet w de frcm the 0 acre ot red scover these shared de~s as their friends whlleda nggreatness destab II zing precedent fa the known as he Jacob Rarden o that I e at the heart of our an altemate to Buckeye was We must can t nue to bu ld on I p edge to you on ght as future to he t act of and owned by J st ength and unity as a great that fr endsh p so that peace long as I have a breath of fe Boys State He won the M Jackson he ro11d to be Butw thfhed sappearan ceof and fr~ people can sett e at ast over the n my body I shall cont nu e In ocated on he best ocat on and that base I now believe that the Prince Hall Scholarship and By tak ng th s act on hope grade M ddle East and so that the that sp ri t I sha I continue to constltut anal purpose has been that I w II have hastened the plans to enter Ohio F u thermo e except nt~ f om c adle of c v zatlon w II not work for the great causes to served and there s no longer a Pa ce No 4 he fo ow no t ac start of that process of healing become tsgrave wh ch I ha ve been ded cated to the fall University need fo the process to be of &nd Beg nn ng a the north wh c h s sodesQerately needed Togethe w th the Sov et throughout my yea s as a prolonged east co ne of Sect on No 17 n A mer ca Un on we have made the congressman a senator v ce thence Sou h 34 rod s and 14 nks I wou d have preferred to I regret deeply any n1ur es cruc al breakthroughs that president and p es dent he o the m dd e of nd an Run carry t~rough the defense that may have been done n the have begun the process of cause of pea ce not just for VA CATION IN MEIGS Roi!ld then ce a ong he m dd e whateve the persona agony t course of the events that led to I m t ng nuc ~r i!lrms But we Amer cabutamongallnat ons of sa d road as fa lows North •• Mr and Mrs Joseph Foster would have Involved And my th s decls on degrees wes 8 ods and 0 must set as our goal not JUSt prospe ty tust ce and oppor fam ty unan mously urged me and family Uvon a Mich nks nor h 64 117 degree.s west t wou d say only that f some I m t ng but reduc ng and ty for al our our people tun todoso 22 ads and 23 nks North 52 of my iudgments were wrong t nally destroy ng these spent a vacat on here w th There sonecauseabbveall But the Interest of the nation degrees Wes 6 rods and 6 and some were wrong they terr be weapons so that they to wh ch I have been devoted the1r parents Mr and Mrs must a ways come before any nks North 70 deg ees West 4 were made In what I bel eved cannot destroy clv I zation and to wh ch I sha I always be rods and 2 nks to a stone on persona considerations From Ralph Webb Racine and Mrs at the t me to be n the best devoted as long as II ve And so that fhe th eat of the No th s de of road and the the d scuss ons I heve had w th nteres ts of the nat on No th ne of Sect on No 7 nuclearwarw II no longer hang When I f rst look the oath of Edward Foster Pomeroy ongresslonalandotherleaders Tothosewhohavestoodw th sect on thence East a ong the over the world and the people off ce as pres dent f ve and a While here Anthony Foster I have concluded that because me du ng these past d ff cult ne 52 rods and 17 1 nks to he We have opened a new half years a~o I made th s celebrated h1s seventb birth )f the Watergate matte I p ac e of beg nn ng conta n ng months- to my tam ty my re at on w th the Sov et Un on sacred comm tment to conse might not have the support of s 8 acres more or ess fr ends the many others who We must continue to deve op crate my office my energ es day With a dinner at the home tile Congress that I would Reference Deed Vo ume 38 joined n supporting my cause and all the w sdom I can e)(pand that new re at on of h1s grandparents m Racme Page 522 Deed Reco ds Me gs consider ,ecessary to back the because they bel evecl t was summon to the cause of peace Mrs Edward Foster was also a Countv Oh o very diff curt dec s ons and ;~ ~~·o::~that the two st ongest amongna ons r ghl- 1 w II be eternally PARCEL NO 5 The coa o of the world w II I ve carry out the duties of this dinner guest grateful for your support ogetne w th the and gas I ha\l'e done my very best all n cooperat on ather office the way the lnte est of PAUL NEASE Anq to those who have not m n no ghts a ti!lched there a confrontat on the days s nee to be true to the nat on Would requ re felt abe to give me you n and under the fo ow ng RACINE - Airman Paul that pledge As a esult of these J~f.~Ur14 the world-In As a I have never been a qu Her descr bed rea es a e s tuated support let me say I leave efforts I am conf dent that the Lat n Amer ca the M. Neaae son of Mr and To leave off ce before my term n he Coun y of Me gs n he w th nob tterness toward those Easl there are world s a safer place today s completed is abhorrent to State of Oh o and n the Mn. Wllll8m M Nease has who tlaveopposed me because not on y for the people of of people who REUNION SET Townsh p of 0 ve bounded and every nstlnct n my body But a I of us n the f nat analys s been aulgned to the ve In terr ble pover Amer ca but for the people of descr bed as fo ows s tuated must put the NEW HAVEN - The R A as Pres dent have been concerned w th he n Sec on No 7 Town No A ty n starvat on We must all nat ons And that at of our Teebnleal Tnbdng Center at Interest of Amer ca f rst ( Dick ) and Susan (Belt) and Range No 1 of he Oh a good ot the country however ldren have a better chance ch keep as our goa turn ng away America needs a full time Cbaonte AFB lll for our judgmentsmlghtd ffer Grmste•d annual reunion will Comp•nv s Purchi!ISe bounded than before of I vlng n peace f om production for war and Pres dent and a full time and descr bed as fo ows specialized In the So let us all now/On together rather than dy ng In war expand ng product on for be held Sunday Aug II at tile Beg nn ng at the No theast Congress particularly at th s n affirm ng that common This more than anything s aircraft equipment main peace so that people time with problems that we New Haven Park All relatives co ner of Sect on No 7 thence commitment and nhelp ngour what I lloped to ach eve when I everywhere on th s earth sou h 34 rods ancf 14 Inks to the face at home and abroad To tenauce field after com and frtends are mv1ted to at"" m dd e of nd an Run oad new president succeed for the sought the pres dency Th s can at ast look for continue the fight through the platfug blslc trainlllg at benefit of all Americans hence a ong m dd e of sa d mo e than anyth ng s what I wa d n the r ch ldren s tend A basket dinner w1ll be months ahead for my personal ond road i!IS fo ows North 48 I shall lea\l'e th s off ce w th hope w I be my egacy to you ATC s Lackla~d AFB t me f not n our own time to v nd cation would almost served at noon pany degrees wes 18 rods and 0 regret at not completing my our country as I leave the to hav ng the necesslt es for a Texas Nease Is a 1973 tota ly absorb the time Oh o nks North 64 Y2 degrees west term but with grat tude ot the decent 1 fe pres dencv and attent on of both praer of the and 23 nks North 52!4 degrees graduate of Soutbem Local pr vilege of serv ng as your To have served n th s off ce Here n Amer ca we are the President and the wes 16 r-ods and 6 nks -"No h Qwner n an amount not ess High SchooL presldentfo the pasts 2 years s to have formed a very fo lunate that most of our 70 degrees west 4 rods and 21 than f ve 5 pet percent of the Congress n a period when our N THE COURT OF These years have been a personal sense of k nsh p w th people have not on y the nks to a s one on the north s de amoun of the b ds The bond or entire focus should be on the COMMON PLEAS momentous time nth s h story of sa d oad and the No h ne check sha be forfe t&d t the each and every Amer can and bless ngs of I berty but also the MEIGS COUNTY OHIU great issue of peace abroad and nto a of our nat on and the world ; of Sect on 7 thence East a ong j) dde fa s to ente eav ng It I do so w th th s means to I ve full good and by PROBATED VIS ON prosperty w thout nflat on at Contract w th sa d Owne The earn Sect on ne 52 rods and 17 nks They have been a t me of prayer May GOd s grace be the world s standards even home to he p ace of beg nn ng bonds or checks of the three achievement of which we can GROVER WHITE Jr abundanti ves w th you n all the days ahead Adm n stretor de bon s non of conta n ng s 18 ac es more o owes b dders w be he d unt ess Reference Deed Vo ume he execu on of the contract Estate of Pearl v Tanthorev 38 Page 55 Deed Records and he fu n Sh ngs of the deceased equ e-d performance bond Me gs Coun y Oh o Pta nt ff at er wh ch hey w be PARCEL No 6 The coa o • YS Twelve Meig.(.'Countians are eturned on demand The and gi!IS loge her w th the THELMA EDDY et af among the 113 students named m n ng r ghts a ached thereto checks of o her b dders w I be Defendants he fo low ng r,eturned on demand after the No 9 s 2 n and unde to the dean s honor roll or tile descr bed rea estates uated n b ds are canvassed A perforl'l1Jince bond and a 44 named to tile dean s merit he Townsh p of 0 ve n he NOT CE FOR SERV CE fabor and mater al payment Coun y of Me gs i!lnd Sti!lte of BY PUBL CATION roll for tile third quarter at Rio Oh o n Sec on No 11 Town bOnd both of 100 percent of the Grande College of the contract w th To The unknown he s and No 4 Range No 1 o he Oh o amount si!lt sfi!lctorv su et es w be Company s Purchase bounded dev sees of Pea r V Tan tho ey Named to the dean s honor Sheldon A Taft candidate and descr bed as fo ows requ red from the successtu deceased dde s for the fa thfu per roll earning a 3 5 or better for for Assoc18te Justice of the To The unknown he s and Beg nn ng at the Northwest b WASHINGTON(UPI) - The peace and built tile blocks for dev formance of the work fo each corner of Sect on No 11 thence sees o James Rober the period were Patty Mays Supreme Court was m East 9 rods and 11 nks to a contract awi!lrded statement of V1ce President future peace will he continued Lowth e deceased and Ewtngton Connie Gilkey Pomeroy Tuesday to diSCuss 8 ds sha be- subm ed o the da Lowthe whose s one at the Northeast corne of Owne To Gerald R Ford after PrOSldent as far as I am ccncemed as address only upon the p ans and a 10 acre trac deeded by J B s unknown and canno Langsville Jyl Beaver Twila h1s carnp&~gn witb local at President of the Umted States w h reasonab e d gence be To renee o James A Lowther spec f cat ons tha have been Nixon s resignation speech Clatwortby Marmda Young torneys and news executives thence south a ong the east ne obti!l ned from the off ce of he We have been fortunate in ascerta ned I think tbat t111s Is one of tile pf sa d tract 30 rods and 12 nks Arch ect You a e hereby no f ed that Middleport Glenda Lawson While m the city Taft ex The r gh s reserved by he o an ron p n n the m dd e of most difficult and saddest the last five years to have a you have been named defen Minersville Cody Boothe pressed his hope tbat more nd an Run Road hence a ong Owner to relec i!lny and a in Henry very great man ega act on ent ed dan s n a periods one of the very saddest the m dd e of sa d road as b ds and no b dder may w th G over Wh e Jr Ad Nancy Thompson Pomeroy voters par!ic1pate •n the incidents I have ever Wit KiSSUiger who has helped to m n st ato de bon s non of the fo ows South 49 Jt.: degrees dri!lw h s b d for a per ad of Jan Norris Racine and J1m judicial elections This huild the blocks of peace under Estate of Pea v Tanthorey West 7 rods and 11 nks North fortv f ve 45 days \ nessed Th s pro ect I.S under the state deceased P e nt ff vs The ma 83 degrees west 11 rods and 17 DaVIS Rutland Named to tile November the Ch1ef Justice Let me say that I tbink tile President Nuon I tbink those Eddy et a Oetendents Th s I nks thence north 48 degrees cond t ons of E E 0 as pe merit roll witb a 3 pomt or and two AssOCiate Justices wes 2 rods and 4 nks to the Government Execu ve Order President of the United States poliCies should be continued act on has been ass gned Case west ne of Sect on thence of January 27 1972 P ov de better were John Gerard almost half the court - Will be No 19 5 2 n the Cou of no lh 34 rods and U nks to the Gene a Requ rements of af has made one of the greatest and those policies of peace will Common P eas P obate George Arnott Middleport selected by the voters of beg nn ng conti!l n ng firm at ve act on program as personal sacrlf1ces for tile be continued I have asked D v s on Me gs Coun y Oh o p4 ace 2 acres more or less pe Pa t 4 Sub Part A Sect on and Joan Manuel Racine The address of sa d Court s c o However records show that SHELDON A TAFT counlry and one of tile finest Henry Kissmger aa Secretary Me gs County Court House Refe ence Deed Vo ume 138 401 at Government Execvt ve only 70 pet of tile voters who Page 551 Deed Records Me gs Order personal decis1ons on behalf of of state to stay on and be tile Pomeroy Oh o ~5769 County Oh o By 0 de Of The objec of he Camp a n s actually go to the polls w1ll vote for tlle1r State Supreme Court all of us as Amertcans by his Secretary of State under the to se The Me gs County PARCEL No 7 The un he ea estate of he for candidates OfJ the Supreme candidates Taft hopes to help deCision to resign as President new admlnistrat on Hasp ta Comm ss on dece dent o pay he deb s and d v ded one ha f nterest n the SALES REPORTED and Ve erl!lns Memor a gas together w th the o and Court s of adm n ster ng her unprove that percentage I have known Henry Kissing cos of the Umted States Hosp Ia nc es ate wh ch rea estate s m n ng r ghts attached thereto June 1974 sales of Sertes E & In 1972 only 57 pet of the Pomeroy Oh o n and under the fo ow ng er for a great many years I fo ows descr bed as It has been my opportunity to 7 9 26 (8 2 9 4tc H Umted States Savmgs Bonds voters In Meigs County who desc bed rea estate s tuated n No The fo ow ng watch over a period of nearly knew h1m before he came With reaPARCEL estate s uated n he he Townsh p of 01 ve n the 111 Oh1o were $33 2 million At actually went to the polls voted VISIT PARENTS the Nuon administratioo I County of Me gs n the Sta e of Countr, of Me gs i!lnd Sti!lte of 25 years a foreign policy In tile the end of June tile state at o n Sect on No 11 Town 4 Mr and Mrs Terry Wyatt last five years that has been want him to be my Secretary of Oh o and n the Townsh p of Oh PUBLIC NOTICE 0 ve and bounded and and R anoe No 1 of the Oh o tained 52 9 pet of 1ts 1974 sales Sea ed b ds w be rece ved n and son Robbie Wayne Company s Purchase and most successM in tile achieve- State and I m glad to announce descr bed as fo ows Be ng he bounded the off ce of the V I age C erk goal T T Reed Jr Meigs and desc bed as Jacksonville F1a viSited m ment of peace for all of us here tbat he will be IIJe Secretary of north one hi!l f of he southeast v age of quar e of the southeast quarter to ows A ot of and bounded second Strl!et RETURNS HOME County Volunteer Savings tile Pomeroy area over tile and hopeM!y the rest of the State Which means that he and of Sect on No 24 Town No 4 onthewestbvSectonNo 17 on Pomeroy Oh o unt 12 o cock Bonds Ch&rman said June Lowse Conde has returned to weekend with tbelr parents of he Oh o the North by ends former y noon on Monday August 26 I will be working together m Range No world on 974 tor the ro ow ng p oposa Companv s Purch11se and owned by Thomas Parke sales of Savmgs Bonds in the her home m Pittsburgh after Robert Barton and family and One new 1974 or 1975 Cab and the pursuit of peace in tile b~ ng a 20 ac e o bounded by the East by ands Qrmer y It has been a policy tbat I county were $29 415 which was spending four weeks Wltb her Mrs Neha Seyler and fam1ly Chi!ISs s to be used for the new by Jos ah Cowdery and owned property nes. as fa ows On tbink can contmue peace In the future as we have achieved 11 m the no h by ands of oav d o F F elds and on the South f re truck Spec r ca ons for 64 2 pet of ts annual sales sister Bertha Conde 6 Oak St the past same can be obta ned from F re and Mr and Mrs Charles months and years ahead Row i!lnd and J J Chute on he by ends fo mer y owned by Ch Pomeroy ef Char es Leger goal Jos ah Cowdery conta n ng 0 Eest by he East ne of Sect on Wyatt and family Wo have many otber probLet me say witbout any Each b d must conta n the ful acres more oress No 2• on the south by ands of We have problems at w J He ney and on the west There s excepted from nam• of every person or hesitation or reservahon that le" Perce No 7 the fo ow ng companv nterested n the and !l. ot w J He ney the policy that has achieved home which must he resolved by Reference Deed Vo 10 Page descr bed rea estate Beg n same and be accompan ed by • And they can be resolved and 62 Deed R eco ds Me gs n ng at the northwest torner of bond or certlf ed chec~ n the sa d Sect on No 11 thence east sum of SlOO 00 to the sat Sf act on will be resolved by the Counfy Oh o as i!l PARCEL No 2 A so fhe 19 rods and 1 I nks to a stone at of V age Counc cooperation of the Congress to ow ng rea esta e s tuated n the northeast corner of a 10 acre guaranty that f the b d s ac be en tract deeded by J 8 Torrenc:e ceptect a contract w witb the President and tbose o ve Townsh p Countv of and tered nto and 11 performance w fe to James R Lowther Me us and State of Oh a and n that work with him Sect on No 23 Beg nn ng 40 ' thence south a ong the east ne proper y secured These checks or bonds w be rods East of the northwest of sa d tract 30 rods and 12 nks I have been very fortunate in corner of Sec on No 23 thence to an ron p n n he m dd e of returned at once to a 1 except my llfetbne in publ1c office to Eas 59 rods and 4 h nks lnd an Run Road thence along the succenfu b dder H scheck be held unl the m dd e of said roed es or bond w have a good many adverslirles thence south 39 2 ads thence the fo lows South 493,14 d~rees contract or b ct s proper y west S9 rods and 4 V::! nks m tile pollUcal arena in tile thence no th :19 2 rods to the west 1 rods and 11 1 nks North e)(tCVttd by h m By IAwreoee E Lamb M D V age of Pomeroy and Congress But I don t tbink I pace of beg nn ng conta n nu 8J degrees west 11 rods and 17 theThe Pomeroy F re Department nks thence north As degrees DEAR DR LAMB - I have f&thful about taking it I m 57 already had 11 You d be sur supplements• I understand 14 55 acres more or ess Ex 2 rods and 1C I nks to the eserve the r ght o reject an v. had cancer of tile tbyroid and sllghUy overweight which prised how many people can (lOiaSBium cholortde Is poison have a single enemy in the cept ng however from the west west I ne of sad Sect on No 11 and al bids above tract (,If land • certa n Congress and the net result Is Radiation treatments shrunk I have been all my life thence north 34 rods and 14 tlnks Jane WI ton Clerk profit witb the sbnple metbod My husband hao orders to take port on thtrtOf bounded as tbat I think tomorrow I can follows V UAGE OF POMEROY to the ptace of beg nnlng Beg nn n9 •o Yt rOds the gruwth and deatroyed the DEAR READER - Anyone It ellmi!lates all the confusion it twice a day He baa had two nlng 4 2 acres more or II) 9 16 2tc otart out li'OI'ldng wltb Demo- east of the northwHt corner of conta cancer and my tbyrold gland 1 who has to take pills regularly less Reference Oeed Volume The thyroid medicine you are heart attacks and heart failure erato and witb Repuhlic8111 in above aec:Hon thence tasr 59 P•ve 52:l Dttd Records l31 rods and 4 1 1 nks to county mllll IQI! thyroid pUla every will be famillar witb your taking is long acting ¥> If you and a stroke The ~oke left the Houae aa well aa in lhe road thenc:e south 15 teet Me 01 County Oh o dar for the rest of my life I ve problem Taldng the pill will happen to miss one pill lt won t him with some speech Senale to work on the fhence west 59 rods end 4'h The Interest Of the orantee In links thence north 16 feet to the Parct 1 1 2 3 4 1nd 5 11 subject tried to form a routine so that 1 become so automatic tbat you be a dWlster The effects are problema only p act of beg nn ng con • n ng to In oil •nd gas lease granted problems -serious oneswill not forget to take the pill forget whether you took the leveled out over a period of 10 36 100 acres mort or en The to W B and 8 8 0 •nd Gas DEAR READER Which we have at home emount of and conveyed n Company But happen to upset my blamed tiling or not days or more If you miss an PotaSBlum chloride Is certainly You ar• requ red to •nsttwtr' And the JJplrlt of cooperation above tract be ng 14 19 acres routine then I become con There io a oolution for occasional piU or take an extra not poison It l.l very slmllar to more or en end above the Comp 1 nt w th n 21 dayt which I leave exhibited with deter btd tracts be ng the tam• attvr tht lut pub eatlon or thlt f1IIICI and uncertain whether or everyone for this problem Just one 11 won t make much dlf table salt (sodium chloride) the ce which w I be publ &htd Congr• and the new preJfl Its conveyed by Fr•n~ no not I bave taken that pill sit down witb a stack of 31 ference But for proper Our body cells contain Iota of Founds and wlft to former once IICh wtek for 1 JC 1uc The test by warranty deed of cen ve weeks U lbll hlppens, would It be envelopes any size you like bllance you will need to be potalll1.111 as the main type of ~~~~ In the problema grantors ~ubi cat on will be m1de on date of Apr 1 23 1936 end and the problema at Ilea. lllr D11 to take II and and DIDDber the daya of the careful not to m1u too many IIIII lnsdde our cells They also Augult 2l 1974 and the :II days recorded M•v ' 1936 n vo 111 beneficial 142 P•o• 54 Deed Ruords or for lnlwtr wll commenu on g .,._..,. llllilllllringly take lwo DIOIItb 011 tbem Then put the daya or take too many extru contain IIClllle chloride Wltboilt to the 211 miUion fine Meigs County Oh o Rtftrenct that dalo In can or your ftll u,. to ar Md It Ill better to let It rilbl pill or pills in each en Why lljll lry the envelope adequate Dted Vo umt 143 Page 62 amounls of Americana but to lhe world u 1n1wer or othtrWIIt rtlpond •• Mtlgl County Deed Rtcords .,_ IIIII palllllly mill a day' velope for the mootb Each day meW 111d Ill life and llll'e potalllum in tile ceiiJ IIley a whole 011 •nd Gil inltrlltt. as r~~qulrad by the Ohio Jihllet of Wbat ...,.., reaction be• tab your pill out of the rilbt And you do need to keep on can't funcUon praperly CIVIl Proc.-ures Juc:tomtnt by follows And J . . .e to )'OU lml&ht. def1utt wiU H ren erect 1galh1t PARCEL No 3 Tht un illy dGotGr Mid the effect~ of envelope Then lf you can t taking thai thyroid Without It vou for relief demanded In this PotallllDI in one fonn or aa I lomarTow and divided ont hi t nter"t In tht Complllnt the =•t:a~~aa do not lbow up l'IDieDlber 011 the 19th of July you wW become lelharglc another Ia often given to heart in tile oil and til together w th tht in mining r~t,hts attached tf'ltreto but lbil didn't 1!hether you took your pill tllat have oldJl cblnsea and a hoot patients partleulary If they In l.rul.'f'tdtr tht fOIIOWII"'Cil rta Jtnet I Clerk Morrl• Doputy marnin1 or not Jlllllook in tile of problema related to belnc are Iakins 111y of tile dl&ltalla Htltt: dtKrlhd •• Paretl No Court of Common Pltll 3 In tho Townthlp of 011•• In IIUillber tt ..,.._ If It Is still on tllyrold medletaeo for heart f.Ull'e It America ,,.bato Dl•ltl.., tht County of Me qs anCI Stitt of ~ MOI91 County Oh1o I lll«w )'OU had belteo take II If DEAR DR LAMB- -.at Is 1.1 also used Oh o The Southtllt auarter of help prevent World > tht nor:thtatt quarter of StctiOfl Ill llle•Wtqllllllltply you hate yOUr opinion of potaul um heart lrregularllla Thank )'011 very much No 17 Town A and Range No 111 " ,. Ill t ' 11 u ate l•••• r '--------------' \ob• A ll'allllJJ4 12 honors at area college Voters neglect Difficult, sad incident--} ord justices of Ohin court DR. LAMB Remember when to take pills lhJnCs •ww o.iheaa not~ u;;fi:.: fit ear ~==:.:~~=::= tow to By U n ~d P en n By VITO STELIJNO UP! Sports Wriler Riehle Zisk was U k ' g I ome run Th ursday n gi t but lon Matlac k was keep ng his thoughts 10 himself Zisk tagged Mat ack for a gan e w nmng homer Ln the l ast or the mnth nn ng to g1ve lhe P tsburgh Pirates a 4 3 v ctor y over the New York Mets a nd a sweep of the r thr ee-ga e ser es The sweep kept the Prates Will m str km g d stance n U e NL East n ov ng ti em to w thm 3 ~ ga mes or St Lows But the losses we e costly to the Mets vi o are no" 9 ga ne.s -- out Matlack Showed the str n after U e gan e ~ s I e told mporters You ca a sk ail the ail h ght quest on!) you ww t but you U y e ready to won t get y unswcrs--nol one wo d Z sk naturally was n uch n the r 1id for their fourth d VIS on cro wn n Lhe last f ve }car s n ore talkat ve and he s~ d I c was t1 nkmg honer all lhc In the other games Atlanta blan ked Houston I-ll Montreal edged St lAWS 3 2 n 13 nn ngs and Ph ia delph a n pped C'h c go 2-1 In tl e Amcr can League Cal for a opped Ch cago 6-4 M !waukee heat Boston 5-3 Oa kland rout ed Texas 10.2 M nnesota edged Kansas City 3-2 m 14 nn ngs and Clevela nd n pped De tro t 4 3 way 11 s wl;ts one of l hc very £ew t mes U a I vc gone to the plate H nk ng homer Z1sk sa1d II the r rst ba ter AI 01 ver ) gets on I n loo king to JUs make contact But w th o one on I guesse I a fast bali ns de a nd tl at s whe r e t was rhe funny th ng s that he got n e au there Zisk was O.for-4 before the l on er n e P rates ow 55-57 th nk aKe a n ove Tribe blows lead in ninth inning DETROIT (UPI ) The Tigers and lnd ans JUSt made too many m stakes Unfortunately for Cleveland would have ended the game J1m Nettles then sent a s ngle Wide of I r st that Tom McCra w did a gr eat JOb of stopp ng to they made one m or e error than p event t s go ng mto the Detrmt and the r esult was a 4 3 out! eld vtctory for the Tigers It had to He made the mistake of be one of the Indians toughest attempt ng a throw to f rst and losses of the season rei ever Tom Buskey m shan I m abnost embarrassed to died t for an error So not only w n a game I ke that did Sutherland score but so d d Manager Halph Honk sa d w th Ogi v e and the ga n e was t ed a sheepish laugh that told you Then Aurel o Rodr guez hit a he could ve " th his embar slow bouncer to thu:d that rassment replacement Ed Crosby had to The Indians held a seem ngly hurry a throw on and McCrav.. safe 3 !lead entermg the nmth flubbed 11 lor th e -error that and t still looked hke a perm tted Freehan to score gunmee even though. Gary w1th the w nnmg run Sutherland had doubled w1th McCraw JUS\ shook h1s glove one out and Ben OgilVIe walked stood there for a moment and wIll two out Bill Freehan who was roundly booed for strandmg seven base-runners his first three t1mes up hit a slow roller up tile middle that lnd1ans shortstop Frank Duffy knocked down His throw to second while rolling over was JUSt a shade late for the force that UP! Execuhve Sports Ed1tor CLEMMONS N C (UP!) - clash for Legion title nals of the state s Amer can Leg on Baseball Tournament on the Ashland College cam pus Undefeated Portsmouth was die Thursday as t awa ted th e loser s bracket I nals to deter m ne ts opponent today Ports mouth needs only a wm m the f rst game to take ts I rst state t tie s nee 1949 Perry Turner carr ed most of the load for M am sburg Thursday He swatted two homers and ac counted for seven runs n the w n over Cmcmna t and then unloaded a homer and a smgle n the romp past Lancas er Pitcher Scott Fredrtcks was staked a [().3 lead Thursday morn ng agams t Cmcmnat and held on for the wm in the afternoon game Rick Bates scattered mne hits and left 12 desp t e g vmg up an unearned run 10 the e ght and s now I 3 Crosby would not have been play ng f Buddy Bell had not hurt h s knee when Detroit got ts f~rst run n the e ghth Rodr guez followed one out s ngles by Freehan and Nettles w th a chopper that ordinarily would have been no problem except that Bell s r ght knee he one that s botbered him ever smce sprmg tram ng Ph ade Ph a P Sbv Oh 58 S4 SS S7 51 S8 Mo Cit New Yo k Ch caq o I ve h ts nclud ng two homers and accounted for mne runs Rea ch ng the state I nals IS noth ng new for e ther coach Wantz s makmg h s n nth tr p to the state tourney His club won the Oh o champ on shtp m 1970 and he hopes to avo d a s xth runnerup ftmsh He sends h s son Jun to the mound today n he first garr e J m hrew a three-h t 4-0 wtn over Mar on Monday B II Ne wman smouth manager the Port showed con! dence that h1s club would w n t all We re sending our ace Dave Bush to the mound We re not plannmg to play Fr day afternoon l htl• % Cubs l Doil ve Catil s sevenU n ng s ng ie l fl ed P hiladelphia over (,'h ··~o Schueler pitched s x.f 1t ba 1 for seven hut nWi an d Gene Garber f nish•d up for hiS ftrst save Expos 3 Card• 2 Hal Breeden s bases~ oa de d smgle m the 13th mmng handed Montr eal the VI ctor y over Montreal The Expos !It'd he ga ne n the nintl mn ng on a two-<lut s ngle by Barry Foote Bob Batley s ng ed and was sacr flt'Cd to second to start the 13th mmng rally Two waik.5 then set the stage for Breeden s non Snead a three ttme w nner of NOTICE n 1 on a '4(1 663 w 73 39 68 •5 LosAn9e s Cn nna Hovs on sa Sl A an a SB 54 San r an c sco so 63 Scm D eqo Tho ~ . 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CHECK BELOW - WE LL BET WE HAVE IT! ACME BOOTS - WESTERN HATS - SADDLES WESTERN BElTS - CATTLE HALTERS - HORSE & PONY HAlTERS - WHIPS LEADS - STOCK CANES BLANKUS - FORTEX TUBS & BUCKETS- GALVANIZED T UB S BUCKETS SHAMPOOS- FLY SPRAYS~tllll & REPELLENTS - BRUSHES"" - CURRY COMBS TARPAULINS-ROPE GROOMING SUPPLIES HALTERS BITS VETERINARY SUPPLIES SPURS ETC MODERN SUPPLY 399 WEST MAIN STR(IT 992 2 I 64 fiOMIIOY OHIO THESTORE WITH All Kl••• ef8tDff" FOR ,ETS - STABLI!S - LAIIGI AND SMAU ANIMALS LAWNS- GAIDINS Seattle and Wash ngton Seattle s tr pie-damages ant rust swt resultmg from the sh ft of the Pi ots to M !waukee m 197 0 was sus pended by mutual agreement and the c1ty llTI posed a 1976 deadl ne upon the Amencan League for Best In Fine Food •• • live Edler Our Interest Is Greater For You 5.75% On 90-Day Certificates 5 75 per cent per year pa d on 90 day Cer t f cates of Depos t M n mum Sl 000 00 Interest Quarterly Payable "Shenandoah" Returns To Metp Co. Branch -@ The Athens County Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second St Pomerov Oh o The MEIGS INN POMEROY PH 992 3629 POMEROY EAGLES CLUB The Wh1spermg P1nes Ntte Club Is Changmg Its Name To • Tall Timbers Nite Club FAMILY PICNIC rwmers on tl'ie sa cks mcludmg three m the e ghth nrun g to g ve h steam th e loser s brack et crown Earl er m the mornmg Lan caster trimmed Columbus Sc oto 9 1 behmd a home run barrage by Cra g Hartman and Rod Gregory who combmed for The Club ts changmg to a p,nvate club We w11J be takmg apphcat10ns July 25 to August 15 m person please Thank You Rod Groves PARK RESERVED SUNDAY,AUGUST 11, 1974 PLACE: KYGER CREEK PARK TIME: 11 AM TIL DARK SATURDAY- AUGUST lOth ''EMPLOYEES OUTING'' Of FREE EATS & REFRESHMENTS ISlAND CREEK COAL 00. OPEN TO PUBLIC AFTERS PM. CAMDEN PARK U S ROUTE 60 WEST- HUNTINGTON CLOSED EVERY MQNDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY • Members and Family Admission Charge For Guest BRING YOUR OWN PITCHER �• 5- Tho O.Uy Sentlnol, Mlddieport-I'Oillei'Oy, u .• n-taay, Aug. v, lll'/4 4- Tho DeUy Sentinel, Middle)IOTt-P..n.,..oy, 0., Friday, Apg. 9, 1974 Annual plcnlc of the Mld· dleport Clturch of Christ Primary Department was held Tueoday nlljht at the Mid· dleport Park by the teachers and helpers of the department. Blessing was given by Rev. George Glaze. Attending were Jennifer . McKinley, Matt Erwin, Matt Baker, Trey Glaze, Jamie Pettit, Tera Gerlach, Nancy ' Riley, Kathy Thomas, Kelly Neff, Eugena MiUer, Patty Ward, Clinton Glaze, . Brian Reeves, Tracy Miller, Darin Roach, Darin Wolfe, John Baker, Terri Sprouse, Danielle Reece, Jeff McMahon, Scott McKinley, Amy Erwin, Befll Wolfe, Mary Beth Long, Ann . Reece, Tracy McMahon, Allen Spaulding, Timmy Miller, SheiTle and Shellie Fox, Sonya Stobart, Connie and Lori · Norman, Jody Custer, Kathy Hess, Tina Miller, Bobby Fox. Mark Tyree . and Tammy Stobart. Teachers and others helping at the picnic were Mrs. Phyllis Baker, Jane Van Meter, Becky Fry, Lorraine Neff, . Mrs. Dorothy Roach, Mrs. Mary Hysell, Mrs. Betty McKinley, Mrs. cathy Erwin, Mrs. Bea Stewart, Mrs . OES REUNION HELD RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Rscine, recenUy attended the annual reunion of the 1968 officers of Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held at Grove City. Mrs. Webb was the deputy grand matron of Disqoict 25 at that time . Sunday she attended the annual reunion of the 1959 grand officers at the Granville Inn in G•anvllle . .Mrs. Webb was the Grand Martha in 1959. • Missionary society meets . Members of the Missionary Society of the Laurel CUff Free Methodist Church and guests went to the camp site on the Ohio River of Mr. and Mrs. l.Joyd Wright Tuesday night for homemade ice cream and cake. The group enjoyed boat rides and games during the evening. Mrs. Wright presided at the · meeting with her scripture reading being taken from Luke 9,• a meditation and prayer from '.'The Upper Room". Mrs. l.Joyd Shook had prayer. Officers reports were given and a missionary ·~ering was taken. Plans were made for the society to take on the project ot securing pledges for the new kitchen car;pet. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Otto Wright, Mr. Lohn, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit, Rev . and Mrs. Floyd Shook, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Harry Clark and children, Becky card, Mrs. . Sharon Wright and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacobs and son, Sandy Acree, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Brenda llaggy and Pam, Mrs. Wanda Eblin , Jim ·and Diana Lewis, Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Jean Windon and Betty Will. Lue..,Ua Stobart, · Mrs. Jane Hess, Mrs. carol WoUe, Trudy Roach, Mary Boggs, Joy Riley, Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, Sheila Reeves, and Rev. and Mrs. George Glaze. Dinner pl4ns completed by h C urch Plans for serving a dinner at the Rio Grande Baptist Association meeting to he held . at the Middleport First Baptist Church on Sept. 10 were made during the Monday night meeting of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society. The meeting was held following a picnic on the patio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. The Association meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . and '!ffiOng the speakers wiU be a woman from flle Dayton Christian Center. Miss Rhoda Hall presided at the meeting with Mrs. Bert Bodimer of the Elects Circle giving devotions. Her topic was "Seeders of Le·banon " ahd her ' scripture was taken from Psalm 92. The budget for the 1974-75 year was presented by Mrs. John Werner. Correspondence was read from Lyle Predmore of Japan who tliariked the Society for Christmas cards sent earlier this year . Mrs. Dale Walburn discussed plans for a retreat at Camp Asbury near Rio Grande some time this fall. She safd that it is necessary to have 10 from each church If the retreat is to take place. The love gift dedication on the theme Love Letters" was conducted by Mrs. Willia Anfllony. For the program, Mrs. Walburn reported on the Women's conference held at Granville. Attending were seven members from the Dorcas Circle, six frqm EJecta, and slx from Love Joy, with eight guests . . · Miss Cheryl Lynn Thompson ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT '-Mr. and Mrs. Denver Lee Thompson, Rt. 1, Letart, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Lynn, to James F . Young, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Young, Sr., Rt. 1, Letart. Miss Thompson is a 1974 graduate of Wahama High School. Young is also a 1974 graduate of Wahama and is employed by WeSt Virginia Malleable Iron Co. An August wedding is being· planned. Huttons have reunion ' The descendants of the late W. A. and Cora Hutton met at Forest Acres Park for the Hutton reunion Aug. 4. A basket lunch was held at COSHOCTON - Picture thousands of people ln the garb of the 1800's with horses and carriages traveling past quaint shops and old-tinne lamp posts, and you'll have an Idea of what it like to participate in the annual Canal Festival at Coshocton.' Aug. 16, 17 and 18, this historic community will open its doors to some 200,000 guests from hundreds of miles around who come to join In the exciting activities. An ice cream social where everyone can pitch ln to crank the freezers, a frog jumping contest uslng rent-a-frog contestants, and four delightful · parades hlghUght the activities of the weekend. Many of the events will be held in the restored district of ____: Roscoe Village, once a canal town, now a nationally recognized historic site. Here the aged buildings and quaint surroundings make a suitable backdrop for the festivities. Costumed hosts and visitors will he seen throughout the city with the finest costumes being selected for the 20 trophies to be awarded following the Mayor'st>romenade, Sunday, Aug . 18 at 4 p. m .. Contestants will gather on historic Whitewoman Street in Roscoe Village. . Everything from pony carts to horseless carriages will join · the parades. The historic parade wil~ begin'. at tp ' a. m. , Saturday, Aug . 17, with ·bands, f1oats, carriages, and costumed· families marching along for the human interest touch. The children's pel parade is .gJated for 5 p. m., Saturday, Aug. 17. Goats, dogs, kittens, skunks end other household pet,; will come dressed to noon. Prizes were given for oldest present : Audra Hutton; youngest, Michelle Gabbert; ' traveling . farthest , Doris McCombs, Indianapolis, .Ind.; door prize, Herman Hutton. A tour of.. the homes and , Those attending were gardens of Mrs. Thereon an d, Mrs . Henry Hutton, Mr. 1 Johnson and Dr. Kathryn , !If!,~ Mrs. David Davidson, Philson of tbe Racine area was Angela and Vonda, Mr. Her· taken Tuesday pight · by man Hutton, Ricky, Tamara members of · POmeroy's The children of the late Mr and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Winding Trall Garden Club. and Mrs . Thomas · Bogg~ Kenneth Hutton, Laurie, Cindy Among the many floweJ'S in gathered at the SR 218 home of ·and Gary, Mr . and Mrs. the Johnson garden were exll!r. and Mrs. Marshall Boggs, George Rich, John anct Nancy, perimental roses from the for a family reunion , Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gabbert . American Rose Soclet>'. Aug. 4. For All Occasions and Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. Followmg the toilr, memhers Six of the seven children Wi1Ham Marcum, Yv.onne . WI Wire FlOwers went to the home of Mrs. Bert were preMrsent. UdnabM!e to attend Harlan and Alta Moreland, Everywhere Grimm, Meigs County cootact were . an rs Owen Cl b M Adr H . t chairwoman, for refre·sh- · (Anne) Fink Middl . t o urn us ; rs. u a u ton, r " • . epor · . Grove C1ty; Mrs. Fred Scar· ments. In the grotip were Mrs. DOFAMEETS An . old fashwned. ba; ket . berry ' Greg, Roberta and Robert Lewis, Mrs. John Mrs. Nattie Hayes was dinner was held at noon and the Kei' th Mr and M 'i. ~ , . rs. Henry . Terrell, Mrs. Cora Beegle, elected delegate to. the state aft ernoon was spent H tt ·, Pom~!!Df' Shop Mrs. Richard Collins, Mrs. •aessiorl of the Daughters of reminiscing d taki f . u on, Jr. , Reynoldsburg ; an ng amlly Mr. and Mrs. Danny Robinette Charles Hayes, Mrs. Mildred America when Theodorus picture Mrs. Milhlrd Von Mefer s.. and Jeff, Logan; Mr. and Mrs Ph. 992-20, -~h. 992-5721 Deeth, Mrs. Uoyd Moore, Mrs. Council 17, D of Amet Monday Attending were Mrs. Freda Leroy Hutton, Nelsonville: Earl Thoma, and·Mrs. Grimm. night at the IOOF hail. Mrs. Barcus, Galhpohs ; Charles Mrs . Doris McCombs In~ Eva was meeting. named Baker' Ri~ Grande; Mr · and dianapolis, Ind.; Bob B~rett, ·alternate to the state Mrs. Jackie L. Brewer and RoseviUe; Mr. and Mrs. Don MT~ has recently purchased a seledion of A report on the recent Past Cindy, Orlando, Fla. ; Mr. and Hutton and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. choice type coins listed ~low. We strongly Councilors'picnicwasgiven by Mrs. Lucian B~cus, Matt and Lee Hoisington and Nathan, ~ecom mend the purchase of•. rare coins for Mrs.- Etta Will who also an- ~ah Jo, Gallipolis; Mr . and Mr. ·and Mrs. Roy Jeffers, m.vestment purposes. and feel these coins will nounced that the next Past Ms. James Boggs, Columbus; Athens· Everett Hutton Gary enhance the portfoliQ of the discriminating Councilors' meeting will be a r. and · Mrs . Milford Hutton' Stan Hulton Mban · .collector and investor. · .. Christmas party in Middleport. . ( Margaret ) Utt, Anderson, Kim W..it La 'm . Myr., lnd . Mr and Mrs J h . e, ngsv e, ' B~Jdey ~d Jeff Pl:;"t •0 .~~~ and Mrs. Charles Barrett, Sr., 1797 Large Cent,. · -'----Fine-"*F. Charles Boggs' a~ ~1ft; Marle~e, Darlene a~d 1836 Bust Half DOllar. Ch. B.U. . llr · PatriCia, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie HOSTS GUESTS · Pr oc torvt 11e· ~ and M· · 1853 Three Cent Silver. Ch. B.U. Weekend guests of Sybil Charles E' B · rs . Barrett, Jr .. Robm, Charlie 111 Ebersbach, Pomeroy, were !orville· ~ ~ggs, ;roc- and Jennifer, Hurley Hutton, 1879 Three Cent Nickel Proof Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rsder, Gallipdlis. sM rma d ~en , Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Hutton, 1898 Barber Half Dollar. Ch. B.U. . Mrs. Mary Dysart and Mrs. Mar ' r · an . rs · son and daughter, Cindy and J udd Pa-ttern ( R-6) Choice Proof Evelyn Eberi, all of Columblis. Was~~\o~o~gg and Richard, Deanna Blackwood , .· Sue · ·· Kennedy and Karen . Riggs, Rutland ; Mr . and Mrs. Her· Mrs wants to buy your collections man Kincaid, Middleport . . larg~ or small. Private appointments Gardeners tour Racine homes and 11 flowERs ·· Mr: Boggs reunion ,, held Aug. 4 ..... .. CHESTER - A flower arrllllglng demonstration b Mrs. Janet Bolin an Y credited llld&e of ' the ~f· Aasociatlon Of Garden C1 b 0 highlighted a meeUn .;; s, ntsday ni«ht of the ~e ~Garden Club held at th 5 r chery building, Royal eo'::'t Park. The de m 0 n s t t , ra 1on Presenled before ' 1 garden clubmemberarepresentin !h hoet club Wlndin Tr g e O' the Rtver, Rutland Friendly f t ed th ine artistic arrang ' eat laur eofmenthc sses e Meigs the SChedule sh County F lr n Mrs Baolln o;er ows. arrangements f;m;:nstr;ted e c sses - 0 match their owners, riding in . A performance by the Olilq wagons and baby carriages or Valley Summer Theatre will · walking on leashes in this fun initiate the activities on event. A number of prizes will Thursday night, and an old: he awarded In both parades. time hoedown ln Roscoe Antique Autos will be VUisge will end the fun Oil beautifully shown off in their Sunday evening. own parade planned for Sun· Persons Interested ln par-· day at 1 p. m. Autos o[ every .ticipating In contests or vintage from all over Ohio are parades are invited to contact. expected for this event. the Coshocton Area Chamber Dulcimer music heads the of Commerce, Coshocton, or entertainment schedule, with call (614)-622-5411. • Ohio Folk Artists Gloria Houk, No pre-registration io David and Diane Neff and necessary for the pet parade, David Taylor providlng.thls old frog jumping contest or' time music for the weekend. Mayor 's Promenade. All era~ The Roscoe Village Banjos, demonstrations and en· featuring Fred Dodd of terialnmenl are free. Special Zanesville and Jerry Weaver of exhibits include a Stamp Coshocton will be on hand. Flower Show, Antique Show, Other musical entertainment, along with displays of antlquef all free, includes fiddling, in all local store windows. • bands , barbershoppers, the Coshocton ls located at th~ Canal Lassies and other area junction of SR 83, 541 and US groups. 36. • W~ld~~d Shoer I f -------INGELS - Hours: Th.· Fri.~: 30-8: 30 Sat. Aft.-1:30-5:00 Ph. 446·1842 • ' MTS COINS of Ga IIi polis 121 State St. ClfiLUCOTHE - Members a check for four dollars to and friends of · "SCOP", the '~SCOPS", Box 6, Piketon, Ohio South Central Ohio Preser- · 45661. vation Society, Inc., will have a All contact chairmen are dinner-business meeting Aug . requested to have reports on 26 at 5:30 p.m. at Sadlers of what their counties. are doing Jackson, located on US 35 north for th~ bicentennial, along with of llackson, on the old Indian houses or sites that would trail to the salt licks. Mr. and qualify for The National Mrs . Sadler were charter Register, including locations so members of · "SCOPS", and . the "SCOPS Survey Workers" have opened a new room for can find them. meetings. . Some of The National For an · old-fashioned fried Register volunteers will be chicken dinner a reservation working in Jackson. If you wish must be made_by Aug. 12. Send to know .What to look for in eligible sites meet them at 3 p.m. sharp in front of the court house. . Thedinne.r-meeting at 5:30 at' SUCCESS STORIES Sadlers will he for business ' ~ly. uSCOPS" ~has an ima 0 portan t decision to make at this "They Overcame meeting, to which the public is Hearing Lois'! cordially Invited. · • • WE:O . RING•' • Free Carpet you want ..• at prices you'll love. Ali top quality broadloom in nylon .and acrylic pile . Many patterns, weaves, textures anci colors. Keepsake matching engagement and wedding rings. Perfect diamonds, sel in 14 karl\t gold, guaranteed and protected againsl loss. •3.99 TO '8.99 SQ. YD. ' ' 992-2635 . MIDDLEPORT . . . \ .~ KNITS FO!fu~TK · National Guard Armory on Rt. 62 North of Pt. -Pleasant prep~red 1o encoUrage Amencans of all ag'es who suffer from uncorrected or untreated hearing loss to seek help. Sunday and Wednesday Evening Services Will Be At O~r Raeutar Welt-known celebrities from all walks. of life tell their Temporary Meeting Place Next To The Mason County Fairgrounds personal stories of triumph Se-s: Bird. Seeds· Oyster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers - Lime . Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt • Water Softener _ Remedies · 5alt - l-Itters • Vaccjne • Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing _ . . ler •ncl Binder Twine • S~rays • ' Gates. hearing SEE YOU AT ONE OF THESE SERVICES Come in . •. Wrile ; .. or Phone lor your FREE COPY William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg. .444 W. Union St., Athens PHONE: 592-6238 FURNITURE PORTABLE ENSEMBlE BUFF:*ru~g~~ER .ICt. . . ,. . . . .. 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AUTMOFI!Illb OIALI,_ TOM RUE MOTORS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Middleport It costs us moreto · keep em than tosellem. . It's no s~cret that '75 prices are going to go up. And that includes our competition 's. And it's also no secret that it costs . us more to keep ·eni than to sell 'em, So .if there was ever · a right time to buy ... it's NOW. We're ollering a super year· end prl.ce on this great new '74 Plymouth Saiellite. But . S~tellite ' s strong points aren 'I limited to savings. You also get a cartha!'s sized big enough for comfort. but small enough for economy. C'mon in . Gel our dea l on Sa tell ile. BAHR CLOTHIERS ~ Roval . OFFICE HOUR~ 9:30 TO l2, 2 TO 5 (CLOSS tAT NOON ON THURS. ) -· EAST COURT ST.,: OOTJONS NOW •3A' BE KIND TO YOUR FEET Cloyde Close and Roy, Water· .ford; Miss Jane Brewer, Long Bottom; Mt. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer, PorUand; Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs. Eunle Brinker, Racine; Grace ]3yers, Mary W~ters ; Columbus; Mrs. Luc.ille Clay, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey · Smith, Chester; · and Jeff Bradley, Columbus. Llldiu' Polytittr Knit All WHIIItr REG. 14.98 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF SHEET MUSIC just . • S149YO. NEW! DENIM LOOK '1.98 YD. POLYESTER In their llelds because they overcame their · impairment·. SWEATER. KNIT 'l"YD. POLYESTER.COITON . ·This Sunday's Morning Services Will Be Held At The Booklet especially QUASAR $l.95 Save 20%, 30%, ~-~ ' INGELS FURNITURE . ~ be -: The Brewer family reunion and Navo Jo, Columbus; Mr. was held Sunday at the Port- and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer and land Park with 46 relatives and children, Teresa and Kenneth, Mrs. John Beall and Mark, friends attending. Columbus; Mrs. Addie White, · · Prayer preceding the dinner was given by A. W. Brewer . · New Brighton, Pa.; A. . W. the program included a talk by Brewer, White Cottage; Mr. David L. Brewer on the history · a~d Mrs. John Gloeckner, q1 the Brewer and Ervin Reva, Columbus; David A. (!lmilies. Recognized and Brewer, Poriland; Mrs. Laura wesented gifts by the Byers, Racine; Mlk~ Harrop, president, David Allen Brewer, Columbus; Sylvia Brewer, Mr. were A. W. Brewer, 84, the an(! Mrs. Earnest Brewer, , Q!dest; Mrs. Addle White, New Racine. Mrs. Audrey Brewer, Port· "righton, Pa,, the one who traveled !he farthest; Mrs. land; Rita Close, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stmeral i.l!en Brewer, the one with the 1'rrost children attending; Roy and Tlsha, Findlay; Mr. and tlose, the youngest. Gifts were Mrs. Harold L. Brewer, Long also presented to Mrs. Earnest Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. Edgar Brewer, Dobbins, · Dennis and .Kerry, Mrs. Charles Simeral, John Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Beall and Mrs. Laura Byers. . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Pavld L. Brewer, Medina; · Mrs. Mildred Todd, .Venessa .... J UDO l {$ o. Brewer family gathers F !\ ! RHAVEN . WEO. RING .. . ~ :;l WERNER RADIO &T.V. "' ATTENTION I. . ?.i ?.i ca1en dar Mrs. Wilma Parmaiee, Mrs. Eloise Wlison, Mrs. Julla Grinnm, Mrs. Electa Sooden, Mrs. Lettie Roush, MrS. Annll' Grlm, Mrs. Ethet Hughes, Mrs. Workshop date set Dear Polly -My Pet Peeve Is with those people wbo write to you about complaints they have against products or the manufacturers when the best way to deal with them Is to write direcUy to the company Involved. They do not know about a produ~ unless '!'e tell them we are satisfied or unhappy Wtth it. Many times thmgs are handled or made a certain way simply because there are laws that must be obeyed and we do not realize they exist. I have written many such letters and always received a reply. Send your complaints to Polly AND the company direcUy involved. - MRS. K. C. Dear Polly - Mary T. wanted to know how to make flower planters from old tires. We used a saber saw to cut the metal bead out of the tire before we turned It inside out. This made turning the tire easier. W~ cut V-shaped notches about three ipches deep to make an attractive edge, also using the saw. These peaks will turn out and the Ups will curl on the end. Paint ~e tire any color you wish and have an attractive planter. MRS. B. 0. · Dear Polly-! want to tell Mary T. that our Yotith groups have made and placed 71 of these tire planters around the !!<!UBre in our city of Clinton, m., where !hey • .., most effective fiUed with gold and maroon marigolds. - LUCilLE. Dear Polly - When stitching side seams or sewing In the sleeves of any garment I happen to be making I use th~ zigzag stitch oo my machine set at about 1<8 inch. The seamS' do not ~ak so easily as the ~zag stitch has a Utile blt of "give." MRS. V. P. . . · : Dear Polly - Bicycle sales seem to be zooming. I suggest using baking soda straight from the kitchen to clean and keep ·blltes sparkling. With the many new products.on the market for this we tend to forget our inexpensive old standby - baking soda. It can be used dry on a particularly dirty and greasy area without banning the finish. - BETTY H. Dear Polly - Never throw away a no-longer-used terry cloth apron. Remove the waist ties,.hem the edge and have a pretty and useful terry kitchen towel. ·~ MRS. L. S. . 12 usi~g •• WILL BE SPEAKER Rev. Ronald Place, Groton, N. Y., will be guest speaker at the 10:15 a.m. service of the Middleport First Baptist Church. Rev. and Mrs. Place anQ son, Steve, are visiting Mfs. Harry Houdasheit and Miss Freddie Houdashelt Grant St., Middleport. He fills' . the pulpit in the absence of Rev . Steve Scaggs who is on vacation. ~~ 'The annual "cume as you are" party of the Busy Bee Class of the Middle)IOTt First Baptist Church was held Thursday night at the home of 11 Dess~mer jackson to host SCOPS same size, the same color, the same texture, and uniformity. During the meeting ll was annOWJ<"ed that Mrs. Pur ley Karr of the Chester Club was named lhe outstanding gar· dener for Region 11. In at· tendance at the convention or the OAGC ln Cincinnati were Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. Rose Ginther, Mrs. Richard Barton and Mrs. Roy Holter. Club memhers voted to make arrangements for one of the historic homes In a tour planned by the Beta Sigma Phl Sorority, if invited. Announced was the ft ower show to be held at the home of Mrs. John Terrell on Sept. 15, 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. by the Winding Trail Garden Oub. A picnic supper preceded the meeting . Door prizes were won by Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Bert Grimm, Mrs .. Leonard Erwin, Mrs. Edson Hollon and Mrs. Earl Ingels. Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs. Roger Gaul, Mrs. J . M. Gaul, and Mrs. Gordon Anderson served homemade ice cream at the conclusion of the program. Church chss part,y is held lvaTwnor, Mr.. Nelle w.-, Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mta. ~~ Sigman, Mta. Edith a.-, Mrl. Nora JordM and Mn. Winnie White, ltfra. Pnl+ White, John Ly0111 ll1d !cldie . Miller. Mrs, John salad, Lyons.hot rolls, ice , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... FRIDAy Chicken HAPPY Harvesters Class, cream and cake were served. A Trinity Church, 7 :30p.m. at the gin of appreciation for having h h the annual party was given to c ~~H FRY, Middleport Fire Mrs . Lyons . Games were Department headquarters, played and members sang d . h " Happy Birthday" to those 3 30 : p.m., san WIC es to be having birthdays this month. sold. Proceeds to equipment Attending were the Rev. and f und. Mrs. Steve Scaggs and Darrell, at Florence Hannay, Mrs. Wllkesvllle Pythlan Sisters Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Hall 4 ,_ Ruth Johnson, Miss catheri.ne ' "'Sp.m ., public invited . Werner, Mrs. Freda Edwards, Proceeds towards construction of 8 new hsll. SUNDAY Parkers burg . Everyone MARSHALL and Emily welcome . Wolfe ancestors will hold 42ND SPENCER family reunion, New Haven Park, reunion, Royal Oak Park . New Haven, basket dinner at Basket dinner at noon; 12:30 p.m. Invitation to an· relatives, friends, neighbors . cestors of George and Betsy Invited. Crites Wolfe, Jackson MEIGS COUNTY Youth County, extended. Rally, Dexter Church of GREEN • CASTER. OGDIN Christ; executive meeting at reunion at Columbia Church 1:30 p.m.; business session, 2 Chapel near Point Rock with p.m. basket dinner at noon followed ANNUAL Grate family bY business session. Friends 19" diagonal furniture-look portable ensemble and relatives invited; families reunion, Forest Acres Park, New Uma Road, three miles with harmonizing roil -about cart. Cabinet of take picnic baskets. out of Rutland. Covered dish high impact plastic with textured Boca Pecan CARMEL Church, Racine, dinner at 1 p. m. at the sheller grain finish . Solid State chassis except for only annual homecoming. Basket in center of park. Take own four chassis tubes. dinnlir at noon, afternoon tableware, covered dish and program at 1:30. Speaker, the beverage of choice. Rev. Roy ·osborn, former 23RD ANNUAL Hobstetter A workshop in prep.;ation room is ~~The Day Dreamer, pastor from Circleville, Ohio. family reunion, Royal ·Oak for a home flower show to be while the hedroom classes are . Park, 2 miles ·east of Pomeroy staged later at the Mulberry " The Odd Couple,,. "The Everyone welcome. CARR School Reunion, SR 1 at Five Points. Ave. home of Mrs. John Terrell Grandson," "Mirror, Mirror 180 N. 2nd Mlddleporlr will be held Aug. 20 at 8 p.m. at on the Wal1," ..Two's Corn· Woode Grove, Alfred. Basket CLELAND Reunion, Forest dinner at noon. Short program Acres Park. Basket lunch. the home of Mrs. Robert pany" and_ "The Grand· and fellowship in the afternoon. Thompson. daughter." At that time plans will be The junior artistic design is All former pupils, teachers, completed for the show, "The for something modern in the and friends are welcome. THIRD annual Wood Family Album," to he held class "Get Wlth lt, Kid." Sunday, Sept. 15. For the Horticulture classes will be for Reunion, roadside park on the workshop, memhers are asked chrysanthemums and house· west side of SR 33, one mile . to take containers, flowers , and. plants for both juniors and south of Darwin and 5 miles north of Pomeroy. Basket books on arranging. seniors, and there will dinner at 12:30 p.m. Everyone Twenty-five cla·sses will be education ~lasses on plant Included and the show will be propagation, gardening books welcome. DEDICATION service, open to the public for viewing and magazines, and dried plant from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. The materials. Free literature on Antiquity Baptist Church and judging will take place at 2 gardening and conservation lOlst anniversary observance. p.m. with all arrangements to from the Meigs County Ex- Special singing. The Rev. he placed by 1:30 p.m. tension Office wlll be Freeland Norris, pastor. REUNION of descendants of The classes are ·uwe1corne," distributed. . Frank Cornell, Portland Park. SINGS~IRATION an arrangement at the frqnt The show committees ·are door: '.'Stately Elegance," in Mrs. Richard Collins and Mrs. Dinner at 1 p.m . •TUPPERS Plains United . NEWEST SONG• BOOK JUST ARRIVED the foyer; "Fireside Chat," Robert Thompson, CO· Methodist Church, "Head of t~e Family," . chairwomen·; Mt~. Terrell and ••oa-l,lghter ' s Wedding,'' Mrs. !\Obert Lewis, schedule; homecoming. Morning worship "Family Worship Hour ," and Mrs. Clarence Heaton, rib· at 9 a.lll.' and Sunday School at "Like Mother, Like bons; Mrs. Earl Thoma, class 9:45. Basket dinner at noon in . Daughter," in the living room. cards; Mrs. Aaron Kelton, the church annex. Mtemoon MIOOU:PORT, 0: MILL ST. Featured in the dining room nower show signs; Mrs. Cora services at 1:30 wlth the Emerald Quartet · from will be the arrangement Beegle, Mrs. Allard Pratt, classes, "Family Affair" and . hospitality; Mrs. Robert "Our Golden .Anniversary," Miller, staging; Mrs. Uoyd • while the kitchen arrangement Moore and Mrs . Charles classes will be "Mother's . Hayes, judges' clerk; Mrs. Workshop" and "Salute to Thoma, publicity; Mrs. Harold . Mother." Planned for the bath. Deeth, conservation and gardening bulletins. POLLY'S PROBLEM Dear Polly -: I feel sure there is a mixture one can put in a rpse jar to intensify the fragrance of the rose petals. Can anyone U!ll me about this? - GAIL. FOR BEST VALUES ... ll!._ available. All transactions confidential. · In addl lion to tho four arrangements ln w~ich the Chester Club will exhibit, Mro. Bolln also demoostr~ted the making Of Uilngs sult.oble for "Nickels for the Jukebo1 ", 8 modern deslgn ; "Rockets for !he Moon", a st.oblle; and "Covered Bridges", featuring weathered wood and roadside materials. She talked about line arrangements and the need for good line materials. notrng that materials should not extend above the widest part of the cootalner or base. Mrs. Bolin also talked on an assemblage. She said flle ar· tlcles and plant materials should he similar In color and texture and should compliment each other, but that the entire thing shOUld contain only one leaf or flower . She urged good participation in the horticulture classes and suggested that flowers be taken even through they are not•perfect specimens. Mrs. Bolin also explained that a collection of three means, the . Wants her roses to smell/ike roses · . ,. eseat Romance , a dealgn using analogous colors In traditional crescent deilgn ; "Bicycle Built for Two ", "Scrapbook Pages" and "A Dollar Worth 10 Cents". Th~se are the four classes · which members of the Chester Club wUJ beolexhibiting ln at the and te 1 to ke thftllr, Y Ill er ng rna em were Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Le d E 1 Mr onar . rw n, s. Charles Kuhn, and Mrs. Roy Holter. Clubme'?bersgaveavoteol thanka to Mrs. James carpenter for accepting the posltlon of fair nower show hal c rwoman which enabled the ' show to be scheduled under the OAGC rules . ~d entered in state competibon. By Polly Cramer flower 1-~::"':""---..------------. Of "Rumb1 Polly 's Pointers LOVE. COMES IN TWO'S 992-2039 rsoc;r-f Flower arrangements demonstrated C,anal festival slated at Coshocton Aug. 16 Church group has picnic . 399 SOUTH ~ ~dAVE., ' . . MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 0 ' ~ • ' •• • �• 5- Tho O.Uy Sentlnol, Mlddieport-I'Oillei'Oy, u .• n-taay, Aug. v, lll'/4 4- Tho DeUy Sentinel, Middle)IOTt-P..n.,..oy, 0., Friday, Apg. 9, 1974 Annual plcnlc of the Mld· dleport Clturch of Christ Primary Department was held Tueoday nlljht at the Mid· dleport Park by the teachers and helpers of the department. Blessing was given by Rev. George Glaze. Attending were Jennifer . McKinley, Matt Erwin, Matt Baker, Trey Glaze, Jamie Pettit, Tera Gerlach, Nancy ' Riley, Kathy Thomas, Kelly Neff, Eugena MiUer, Patty Ward, Clinton Glaze, . Brian Reeves, Tracy Miller, Darin Roach, Darin Wolfe, John Baker, Terri Sprouse, Danielle Reece, Jeff McMahon, Scott McKinley, Amy Erwin, Befll Wolfe, Mary Beth Long, Ann . Reece, Tracy McMahon, Allen Spaulding, Timmy Miller, SheiTle and Shellie Fox, Sonya Stobart, Connie and Lori · Norman, Jody Custer, Kathy Hess, Tina Miller, Bobby Fox. Mark Tyree . and Tammy Stobart. Teachers and others helping at the picnic were Mrs. Phyllis Baker, Jane Van Meter, Becky Fry, Lorraine Neff, . Mrs. Dorothy Roach, Mrs. Mary Hysell, Mrs. Betty McKinley, Mrs. cathy Erwin, Mrs. Bea Stewart, Mrs . OES REUNION HELD RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Rscine, recenUy attended the annual reunion of the 1968 officers of Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held at Grove City. Mrs. Webb was the deputy grand matron of Disqoict 25 at that time . Sunday she attended the annual reunion of the 1959 grand officers at the Granville Inn in G•anvllle . .Mrs. Webb was the Grand Martha in 1959. • Missionary society meets . Members of the Missionary Society of the Laurel CUff Free Methodist Church and guests went to the camp site on the Ohio River of Mr. and Mrs. l.Joyd Wright Tuesday night for homemade ice cream and cake. The group enjoyed boat rides and games during the evening. Mrs. Wright presided at the · meeting with her scripture reading being taken from Luke 9,• a meditation and prayer from '.'The Upper Room". Mrs. l.Joyd Shook had prayer. Officers reports were given and a missionary ·~ering was taken. Plans were made for the society to take on the project ot securing pledges for the new kitchen car;pet. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Otto Wright, Mr. Lohn, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mrs. Marguerite Leifheit, Rev . and Mrs. Floyd Shook, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Harry Clark and children, Becky card, Mrs. . Sharon Wright and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacobs and son, Sandy Acree, Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmore, Mrs. Brenda llaggy and Pam, Mrs. Wanda Eblin , Jim ·and Diana Lewis, Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Jean Windon and Betty Will. Lue..,Ua Stobart, · Mrs. Jane Hess, Mrs. carol WoUe, Trudy Roach, Mary Boggs, Joy Riley, Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, Sheila Reeves, and Rev. and Mrs. George Glaze. Dinner pl4ns completed by h C urch Plans for serving a dinner at the Rio Grande Baptist Association meeting to he held . at the Middleport First Baptist Church on Sept. 10 were made during the Monday night meeting of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society. The meeting was held following a picnic on the patio at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. The Association meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m . and '!ffiOng the speakers wiU be a woman from flle Dayton Christian Center. Miss Rhoda Hall presided at the meeting with Mrs. Bert Bodimer of the Elects Circle giving devotions. Her topic was "Seeders of Le·banon " ahd her ' scripture was taken from Psalm 92. The budget for the 1974-75 year was presented by Mrs. John Werner. Correspondence was read from Lyle Predmore of Japan who tliariked the Society for Christmas cards sent earlier this year . Mrs. Dale Walburn discussed plans for a retreat at Camp Asbury near Rio Grande some time this fall. She safd that it is necessary to have 10 from each church If the retreat is to take place. The love gift dedication on the theme Love Letters" was conducted by Mrs. Willia Anfllony. For the program, Mrs. Walburn reported on the Women's conference held at Granville. Attending were seven members from the Dorcas Circle, six frqm EJecta, and slx from Love Joy, with eight guests . . · Miss Cheryl Lynn Thompson ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT '-Mr. and Mrs. Denver Lee Thompson, Rt. 1, Letart, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Cheryl Lynn, to James F . Young, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Young, Sr., Rt. 1, Letart. Miss Thompson is a 1974 graduate of Wahama High School. Young is also a 1974 graduate of Wahama and is employed by WeSt Virginia Malleable Iron Co. An August wedding is being· planned. Huttons have reunion ' The descendants of the late W. A. and Cora Hutton met at Forest Acres Park for the Hutton reunion Aug. 4. A basket lunch was held at COSHOCTON - Picture thousands of people ln the garb of the 1800's with horses and carriages traveling past quaint shops and old-tinne lamp posts, and you'll have an Idea of what it like to participate in the annual Canal Festival at Coshocton.' Aug. 16, 17 and 18, this historic community will open its doors to some 200,000 guests from hundreds of miles around who come to join In the exciting activities. An ice cream social where everyone can pitch ln to crank the freezers, a frog jumping contest uslng rent-a-frog contestants, and four delightful · parades hlghUght the activities of the weekend. Many of the events will be held in the restored district of ____: Roscoe Village, once a canal town, now a nationally recognized historic site. Here the aged buildings and quaint surroundings make a suitable backdrop for the festivities. Costumed hosts and visitors will he seen throughout the city with the finest costumes being selected for the 20 trophies to be awarded following the Mayor'st>romenade, Sunday, Aug . 18 at 4 p. m .. Contestants will gather on historic Whitewoman Street in Roscoe Village. . Everything from pony carts to horseless carriages will join · the parades. The historic parade wil~ begin'. at tp ' a. m. , Saturday, Aug . 17, with ·bands, f1oats, carriages, and costumed· families marching along for the human interest touch. The children's pel parade is .gJated for 5 p. m., Saturday, Aug. 17. Goats, dogs, kittens, skunks end other household pet,; will come dressed to noon. Prizes were given for oldest present : Audra Hutton; youngest, Michelle Gabbert; ' traveling . farthest , Doris McCombs, Indianapolis, .Ind.; door prize, Herman Hutton. A tour of.. the homes and , Those attending were gardens of Mrs. Thereon an d, Mrs . Henry Hutton, Mr. 1 Johnson and Dr. Kathryn , !If!,~ Mrs. David Davidson, Philson of tbe Racine area was Angela and Vonda, Mr. Her· taken Tuesday pight · by man Hutton, Ricky, Tamara members of · POmeroy's The children of the late Mr and Susan, Mr. and Mrs. Winding Trall Garden Club. and Mrs . Thomas · Bogg~ Kenneth Hutton, Laurie, Cindy Among the many floweJ'S in gathered at the SR 218 home of ·and Gary, Mr . and Mrs. the Johnson garden were exll!r. and Mrs. Marshall Boggs, George Rich, John anct Nancy, perimental roses from the for a family reunion , Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gabbert . American Rose Soclet>'. Aug. 4. For All Occasions and Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. Followmg the toilr, memhers Six of the seven children Wi1Ham Marcum, Yv.onne . WI Wire FlOwers went to the home of Mrs. Bert were preMrsent. UdnabM!e to attend Harlan and Alta Moreland, Everywhere Grimm, Meigs County cootact were . an rs Owen Cl b M Adr H . t chairwoman, for refre·sh- · (Anne) Fink Middl . t o urn us ; rs. u a u ton, r " • . epor · . Grove C1ty; Mrs. Fred Scar· ments. In the grotip were Mrs. DOFAMEETS An . old fashwned. ba; ket . berry ' Greg, Roberta and Robert Lewis, Mrs. John Mrs. Nattie Hayes was dinner was held at noon and the Kei' th Mr and M 'i. ~ , . rs. Henry . Terrell, Mrs. Cora Beegle, elected delegate to. the state aft ernoon was spent H tt ·, Pom~!!Df' Shop Mrs. Richard Collins, Mrs. •aessiorl of the Daughters of reminiscing d taki f . u on, Jr. , Reynoldsburg ; an ng amlly Mr. and Mrs. Danny Robinette Charles Hayes, Mrs. Mildred America when Theodorus picture Mrs. Milhlrd Von Mefer s.. and Jeff, Logan; Mr. and Mrs Ph. 992-20, -~h. 992-5721 Deeth, Mrs. Uoyd Moore, Mrs. Council 17, D of Amet Monday Attending were Mrs. Freda Leroy Hutton, Nelsonville: Earl Thoma, and·Mrs. Grimm. night at the IOOF hail. Mrs. Barcus, Galhpohs ; Charles Mrs . Doris McCombs In~ Eva was meeting. named Baker' Ri~ Grande; Mr · and dianapolis, Ind.; Bob B~rett, ·alternate to the state Mrs. Jackie L. Brewer and RoseviUe; Mr. and Mrs. Don MT~ has recently purchased a seledion of A report on the recent Past Cindy, Orlando, Fla. ; Mr. and Hutton and Tim, Mr. and Mrs. choice type coins listed ~low. We strongly Councilors'picnicwasgiven by Mrs. Lucian B~cus, Matt and Lee Hoisington and Nathan, ~ecom mend the purchase of•. rare coins for Mrs.- Etta Will who also an- ~ah Jo, Gallipolis; Mr . and Mr. ·and Mrs. Roy Jeffers, m.vestment purposes. and feel these coins will nounced that the next Past Ms. James Boggs, Columbus; Athens· Everett Hutton Gary enhance the portfoliQ of the discriminating Councilors' meeting will be a r. and · Mrs . Milford Hutton' Stan Hulton Mban · .collector and investor. · .. Christmas party in Middleport. . ( Margaret ) Utt, Anderson, Kim W..it La 'm . Myr., lnd . Mr and Mrs J h . e, ngsv e, ' B~Jdey ~d Jeff Pl:;"t •0 .~~~ and Mrs. Charles Barrett, Sr., 1797 Large Cent,. · -'----Fine-"*F. Charles Boggs' a~ ~1ft; Marle~e, Darlene a~d 1836 Bust Half DOllar. Ch. B.U. . llr · PatriCia, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie HOSTS GUESTS · Pr oc torvt 11e· ~ and M· · 1853 Three Cent Silver. Ch. B.U. Weekend guests of Sybil Charles E' B · rs . Barrett, Jr .. Robm, Charlie 111 Ebersbach, Pomeroy, were !orville· ~ ~ggs, ;roc- and Jennifer, Hurley Hutton, 1879 Three Cent Nickel Proof Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rsder, Gallipdlis. sM rma d ~en , Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Hutton, 1898 Barber Half Dollar. Ch. B.U. . Mrs. Mary Dysart and Mrs. Mar ' r · an . rs · son and daughter, Cindy and J udd Pa-ttern ( R-6) Choice Proof Evelyn Eberi, all of Columblis. Was~~\o~o~gg and Richard, Deanna Blackwood , .· Sue · ·· Kennedy and Karen . Riggs, Rutland ; Mr . and Mrs. Her· Mrs wants to buy your collections man Kincaid, Middleport . . larg~ or small. Private appointments Gardeners tour Racine homes and 11 flowERs ·· Mr: Boggs reunion ,, held Aug. 4 ..... .. CHESTER - A flower arrllllglng demonstration b Mrs. Janet Bolin an Y credited llld&e of ' the ~f· Aasociatlon Of Garden C1 b 0 highlighted a meeUn .;; s, ntsday ni«ht of the ~e ~Garden Club held at th 5 r chery building, Royal eo'::'t Park. The de m 0 n s t t , ra 1on Presenled before ' 1 garden clubmemberarepresentin !h hoet club Wlndin Tr g e O' the Rtver, Rutland Friendly f t ed th ine artistic arrang ' eat laur eofmenthc sses e Meigs the SChedule sh County F lr n Mrs Baolln o;er ows. arrangements f;m;:nstr;ted e c sses - 0 match their owners, riding in . A performance by the Olilq wagons and baby carriages or Valley Summer Theatre will · walking on leashes in this fun initiate the activities on event. A number of prizes will Thursday night, and an old: he awarded In both parades. time hoedown ln Roscoe Antique Autos will be VUisge will end the fun Oil beautifully shown off in their Sunday evening. own parade planned for Sun· Persons Interested ln par-· day at 1 p. m. Autos o[ every .ticipating In contests or vintage from all over Ohio are parades are invited to contact. expected for this event. the Coshocton Area Chamber Dulcimer music heads the of Commerce, Coshocton, or entertainment schedule, with call (614)-622-5411. • Ohio Folk Artists Gloria Houk, No pre-registration io David and Diane Neff and necessary for the pet parade, David Taylor providlng.thls old frog jumping contest or' time music for the weekend. Mayor 's Promenade. All era~ The Roscoe Village Banjos, demonstrations and en· featuring Fred Dodd of terialnmenl are free. Special Zanesville and Jerry Weaver of exhibits include a Stamp Coshocton will be on hand. Flower Show, Antique Show, Other musical entertainment, along with displays of antlquef all free, includes fiddling, in all local store windows. • bands , barbershoppers, the Coshocton ls located at th~ Canal Lassies and other area junction of SR 83, 541 and US groups. 36. • W~ld~~d Shoer I f -------INGELS - Hours: Th.· Fri.~: 30-8: 30 Sat. Aft.-1:30-5:00 Ph. 446·1842 • ' MTS COINS of Ga IIi polis 121 State St. ClfiLUCOTHE - Members a check for four dollars to and friends of · "SCOP", the '~SCOPS", Box 6, Piketon, Ohio South Central Ohio Preser- · 45661. vation Society, Inc., will have a All contact chairmen are dinner-business meeting Aug . requested to have reports on 26 at 5:30 p.m. at Sadlers of what their counties. are doing Jackson, located on US 35 north for th~ bicentennial, along with of llackson, on the old Indian houses or sites that would trail to the salt licks. Mr. and qualify for The National Mrs . Sadler were charter Register, including locations so members of · "SCOPS", and . the "SCOPS Survey Workers" have opened a new room for can find them. meetings. . Some of The National For an · old-fashioned fried Register volunteers will be chicken dinner a reservation working in Jackson. If you wish must be made_by Aug. 12. Send to know .What to look for in eligible sites meet them at 3 p.m. sharp in front of the court house. . Thedinne.r-meeting at 5:30 at' SUCCESS STORIES Sadlers will he for business ' ~ly. uSCOPS" ~has an ima 0 portan t decision to make at this "They Overcame meeting, to which the public is Hearing Lois'! cordially Invited. · • • WE:O . RING•' • Free Carpet you want ..• at prices you'll love. Ali top quality broadloom in nylon .and acrylic pile . Many patterns, weaves, textures anci colors. Keepsake matching engagement and wedding rings. Perfect diamonds, sel in 14 karl\t gold, guaranteed and protected againsl loss. •3.99 TO '8.99 SQ. YD. ' ' 992-2635 . MIDDLEPORT . . . \ .~ KNITS FO!fu~TK · National Guard Armory on Rt. 62 North of Pt. -Pleasant prep~red 1o encoUrage Amencans of all ag'es who suffer from uncorrected or untreated hearing loss to seek help. Sunday and Wednesday Evening Services Will Be At O~r Raeutar Welt-known celebrities from all walks. of life tell their Temporary Meeting Place Next To The Mason County Fairgrounds personal stories of triumph Se-s: Bird. Seeds· Oyster Shells and Grit · Fertilizers - Lime . Cement & Mortar· Stock Salt • Water Softener _ Remedies · 5alt - l-Itters • Vaccjne • Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing _ . . ler •ncl Binder Twine • S~rays • ' Gates. hearing SEE YOU AT ONE OF THESE SERVICES Come in . •. Wrile ; .. or Phone lor your FREE COPY William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg. .444 W. Union St., Athens PHONE: 592-6238 FURNITURE PORTABLE ENSEMBlE BUFF:*ru~g~~ER .ICt. . . ,. . . . .. SUNDAY· SOilOL ••••••••••••••••• ~ •. lG:CMI AM MOINIII& ll:GO AM EVEIIIIIG SEIVIC£!•••,.., ............ ,. 1=- PM. ,. • BEST BUYS ARE HERE! MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE DURING FAIR WEEK STOPATTHE .. heritage hollse Your Thom MeAn . Store Middleport Thnl put off till -fpmorrow' I what you should do toda~. .... !(now what I mean . T.iiiiill 40%, 50% Now is CHRYSLER the JLJEAJR.ANCJE tO·buy . CONTINUES ... ' LADIES' . PANT SUITS Polyester & dacron by Jantzen , Cat.allna. Coddington. . · mro mon By Bttty Roq .(OATS OFF LADIES' Polytsltr Knit SLACKS 30% OFF LADIES' ... especially at our.year- end prices..· BLOUSES SWIMWEAR By Catalina & Jantzen . NOW 30% OFF 30% OFF 1 Rack Ladlts' Ont Rock-Llldles • KNIT TOPS &SHORTS By Catalina , Jantzen and Lori lynn . 40% l ·LOT MEIGS MARAUDERS T-SHIRTS S· M· L· XL Rf!l. SUO ONLY •2.00 MANY ITEMS IN THE MEN'S DEPARTMENT Reduced 20% to 50% All Sales Finai'-No Lay-Away On Sale Items Crown .B!Iftling Company • • \ . AUTMOFI!Illb OIALI,_ TOM RUE MOTORS MIDDLEPORT, 0. Middleport It costs us moreto · keep em than tosellem. . It's no s~cret that '75 prices are going to go up. And that includes our competition 's. And it's also no secret that it costs . us more to keep ·eni than to sell 'em, So .if there was ever · a right time to buy ... it's NOW. We're ollering a super year· end prl.ce on this great new '74 Plymouth Saiellite. But . S~tellite ' s strong points aren 'I limited to savings. You also get a cartha!'s sized big enough for comfort. but small enough for economy. C'mon in . Gel our dea l on Sa tell ile. BAHR CLOTHIERS ~ Roval . OFFICE HOUR~ 9:30 TO l2, 2 TO 5 (CLOSS tAT NOON ON THURS. ) -· EAST COURT ST.,: OOTJONS NOW •3A' BE KIND TO YOUR FEET Cloyde Close and Roy, Water· .ford; Miss Jane Brewer, Long Bottom; Mt. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer, PorUand; Mrs. Betty Van Meter, Mrs. Eunle Brinker, Racine; Grace ]3yers, Mary W~ters ; Columbus; Mrs. Luc.ille Clay, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey · Smith, Chester; · and Jeff Bradley, Columbus. Llldiu' Polytittr Knit All WHIIItr REG. 14.98 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF SHEET MUSIC just . • S149YO. NEW! DENIM LOOK '1.98 YD. POLYESTER In their llelds because they overcame their · impairment·. SWEATER. KNIT 'l"YD. POLYESTER.COITON . ·This Sunday's Morning Services Will Be Held At The Booklet especially QUASAR $l.95 Save 20%, 30%, ~-~ ' INGELS FURNITURE . ~ be -: The Brewer family reunion and Navo Jo, Columbus; Mr. was held Sunday at the Port- and Mrs. Kenneth Brewer and land Park with 46 relatives and children, Teresa and Kenneth, Mrs. John Beall and Mark, friends attending. Columbus; Mrs. Addie White, · · Prayer preceding the dinner was given by A. W. Brewer . · New Brighton, Pa.; A. . W. the program included a talk by Brewer, White Cottage; Mr. David L. Brewer on the history · a~d Mrs. John Gloeckner, q1 the Brewer and Ervin Reva, Columbus; David A. (!lmilies. Recognized and Brewer, Poriland; Mrs. Laura wesented gifts by the Byers, Racine; Mlk~ Harrop, president, David Allen Brewer, Columbus; Sylvia Brewer, Mr. were A. W. Brewer, 84, the an(! Mrs. Earnest Brewer, , Q!dest; Mrs. Addle White, New Racine. Mrs. Audrey Brewer, Port· "righton, Pa,, the one who traveled !he farthest; Mrs. land; Rita Close, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stmeral i.l!en Brewer, the one with the 1'rrost children attending; Roy and Tlsha, Findlay; Mr. and tlose, the youngest. Gifts were Mrs. Harold L. Brewer, Long also presented to Mrs. Earnest Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer, Mrs. Edgar Brewer, Dobbins, · Dennis and .Kerry, Mrs. Charles Simeral, John Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Beall and Mrs. Laura Byers. . Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Pavld L. Brewer, Medina; · Mrs. Mildred Todd, .Venessa .... J UDO l {$ o. Brewer family gathers F !\ ! RHAVEN . WEO. RING .. . ~ :;l WERNER RADIO &T.V. "' ATTENTION I. . ?.i ?.i ca1en dar Mrs. Wilma Parmaiee, Mrs. Eloise Wlison, Mrs. Julla Grinnm, Mrs. Electa Sooden, Mrs. Lettie Roush, MrS. Annll' Grlm, Mrs. Ethet Hughes, Mrs. Workshop date set Dear Polly -My Pet Peeve Is with those people wbo write to you about complaints they have against products or the manufacturers when the best way to deal with them Is to write direcUy to the company Involved. They do not know about a produ~ unless '!'e tell them we are satisfied or unhappy Wtth it. Many times thmgs are handled or made a certain way simply because there are laws that must be obeyed and we do not realize they exist. I have written many such letters and always received a reply. Send your complaints to Polly AND the company direcUy involved. - MRS. K. C. Dear Polly - Mary T. wanted to know how to make flower planters from old tires. We used a saber saw to cut the metal bead out of the tire before we turned It inside out. This made turning the tire easier. W~ cut V-shaped notches about three ipches deep to make an attractive edge, also using the saw. These peaks will turn out and the Ups will curl on the end. Paint ~e tire any color you wish and have an attractive planter. MRS. B. 0. · Dear Polly-! want to tell Mary T. that our Yotith groups have made and placed 71 of these tire planters around the !!<!UBre in our city of Clinton, m., where !hey • .., most effective fiUed with gold and maroon marigolds. - LUCilLE. Dear Polly - When stitching side seams or sewing In the sleeves of any garment I happen to be making I use th~ zigzag stitch oo my machine set at about 1<8 inch. The seamS' do not ~ak so easily as the ~zag stitch has a Utile blt of "give." MRS. V. P. . . · : Dear Polly - Bicycle sales seem to be zooming. I suggest using baking soda straight from the kitchen to clean and keep ·blltes sparkling. With the many new products.on the market for this we tend to forget our inexpensive old standby - baking soda. It can be used dry on a particularly dirty and greasy area without banning the finish. - BETTY H. Dear Polly - Never throw away a no-longer-used terry cloth apron. Remove the waist ties,.hem the edge and have a pretty and useful terry kitchen towel. ·~ MRS. L. S. . 12 usi~g •• WILL BE SPEAKER Rev. Ronald Place, Groton, N. Y., will be guest speaker at the 10:15 a.m. service of the Middleport First Baptist Church. Rev. and Mrs. Place anQ son, Steve, are visiting Mfs. Harry Houdasheit and Miss Freddie Houdashelt Grant St., Middleport. He fills' . the pulpit in the absence of Rev . Steve Scaggs who is on vacation. ~~ 'The annual "cume as you are" party of the Busy Bee Class of the Middle)IOTt First Baptist Church was held Thursday night at the home of 11 Dess~mer jackson to host SCOPS same size, the same color, the same texture, and uniformity. During the meeting ll was annOWJ<"ed that Mrs. Pur ley Karr of the Chester Club was named lhe outstanding gar· dener for Region 11. In at· tendance at the convention or the OAGC ln Cincinnati were Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell, Mrs. Rose Ginther, Mrs. Richard Barton and Mrs. Roy Holter. Club memhers voted to make arrangements for one of the historic homes In a tour planned by the Beta Sigma Phl Sorority, if invited. Announced was the ft ower show to be held at the home of Mrs. John Terrell on Sept. 15, 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. by the Winding Trail Garden Oub. A picnic supper preceded the meeting . Door prizes were won by Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Bert Grimm, Mrs .. Leonard Erwin, Mrs. Edson Hollon and Mrs. Earl Ingels. Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs. Roger Gaul, Mrs. J . M. Gaul, and Mrs. Gordon Anderson served homemade ice cream at the conclusion of the program. Church chss part,y is held lvaTwnor, Mr.. Nelle w.-, Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mta. ~~ Sigman, Mta. Edith a.-, Mrl. Nora JordM and Mn. Winnie White, ltfra. Pnl+ White, John Ly0111 ll1d !cldie . Miller. Mrs, John salad, Lyons.hot rolls, ice , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... FRIDAy Chicken HAPPY Harvesters Class, cream and cake were served. A Trinity Church, 7 :30p.m. at the gin of appreciation for having h h the annual party was given to c ~~H FRY, Middleport Fire Mrs . Lyons . Games were Department headquarters, played and members sang d . h " Happy Birthday" to those 3 30 : p.m., san WIC es to be having birthdays this month. sold. Proceeds to equipment Attending were the Rev. and f und. Mrs. Steve Scaggs and Darrell, at Florence Hannay, Mrs. Wllkesvllle Pythlan Sisters Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs. Hall 4 ,_ Ruth Johnson, Miss catheri.ne ' "'Sp.m ., public invited . Werner, Mrs. Freda Edwards, Proceeds towards construction of 8 new hsll. SUNDAY Parkers burg . Everyone MARSHALL and Emily welcome . Wolfe ancestors will hold 42ND SPENCER family reunion, New Haven Park, reunion, Royal Oak Park . New Haven, basket dinner at Basket dinner at noon; 12:30 p.m. Invitation to an· relatives, friends, neighbors . cestors of George and Betsy Invited. Crites Wolfe, Jackson MEIGS COUNTY Youth County, extended. Rally, Dexter Church of GREEN • CASTER. OGDIN Christ; executive meeting at reunion at Columbia Church 1:30 p.m.; business session, 2 Chapel near Point Rock with p.m. basket dinner at noon followed ANNUAL Grate family bY business session. Friends 19" diagonal furniture-look portable ensemble and relatives invited; families reunion, Forest Acres Park, New Uma Road, three miles with harmonizing roil -about cart. Cabinet of take picnic baskets. out of Rutland. Covered dish high impact plastic with textured Boca Pecan CARMEL Church, Racine, dinner at 1 p. m. at the sheller grain finish . Solid State chassis except for only annual homecoming. Basket in center of park. Take own four chassis tubes. dinnlir at noon, afternoon tableware, covered dish and program at 1:30. Speaker, the beverage of choice. Rev. Roy ·osborn, former 23RD ANNUAL Hobstetter A workshop in prep.;ation room is ~~The Day Dreamer, pastor from Circleville, Ohio. family reunion, Royal ·Oak for a home flower show to be while the hedroom classes are . Park, 2 miles ·east of Pomeroy staged later at the Mulberry " The Odd Couple,,. "The Everyone welcome. CARR School Reunion, SR 1 at Five Points. Ave. home of Mrs. John Terrell Grandson," "Mirror, Mirror 180 N. 2nd Mlddleporlr will be held Aug. 20 at 8 p.m. at on the Wal1," ..Two's Corn· Woode Grove, Alfred. Basket CLELAND Reunion, Forest dinner at noon. Short program Acres Park. Basket lunch. the home of Mrs. Robert pany" and_ "The Grand· and fellowship in the afternoon. Thompson. daughter." At that time plans will be The junior artistic design is All former pupils, teachers, completed for the show, "The for something modern in the and friends are welcome. THIRD annual Wood Family Album," to he held class "Get Wlth lt, Kid." Sunday, Sept. 15. For the Horticulture classes will be for Reunion, roadside park on the workshop, memhers are asked chrysanthemums and house· west side of SR 33, one mile . to take containers, flowers , and. plants for both juniors and south of Darwin and 5 miles north of Pomeroy. Basket books on arranging. seniors, and there will dinner at 12:30 p.m. Everyone Twenty-five cla·sses will be education ~lasses on plant Included and the show will be propagation, gardening books welcome. DEDICATION service, open to the public for viewing and magazines, and dried plant from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. The materials. Free literature on Antiquity Baptist Church and judging will take place at 2 gardening and conservation lOlst anniversary observance. p.m. with all arrangements to from the Meigs County Ex- Special singing. The Rev. he placed by 1:30 p.m. tension Office wlll be Freeland Norris, pastor. REUNION of descendants of The classes are ·uwe1corne," distributed. . Frank Cornell, Portland Park. SINGS~IRATION an arrangement at the frqnt The show committees ·are door: '.'Stately Elegance," in Mrs. Richard Collins and Mrs. Dinner at 1 p.m . •TUPPERS Plains United . NEWEST SONG• BOOK JUST ARRIVED the foyer; "Fireside Chat," Robert Thompson, CO· Methodist Church, "Head of t~e Family," . chairwomen·; Mt~. Terrell and ••oa-l,lghter ' s Wedding,'' Mrs. !\Obert Lewis, schedule; homecoming. Morning worship "Family Worship Hour ," and Mrs. Clarence Heaton, rib· at 9 a.lll.' and Sunday School at "Like Mother, Like bons; Mrs. Earl Thoma, class 9:45. Basket dinner at noon in . Daughter," in the living room. cards; Mrs. Aaron Kelton, the church annex. Mtemoon MIOOU:PORT, 0: MILL ST. Featured in the dining room nower show signs; Mrs. Cora services at 1:30 wlth the Emerald Quartet · from will be the arrangement Beegle, Mrs. Allard Pratt, classes, "Family Affair" and . hospitality; Mrs. Robert "Our Golden .Anniversary," Miller, staging; Mrs. Uoyd • while the kitchen arrangement Moore and Mrs . Charles classes will be "Mother's . Hayes, judges' clerk; Mrs. Workshop" and "Salute to Thoma, publicity; Mrs. Harold . Mother." Planned for the bath. Deeth, conservation and gardening bulletins. POLLY'S PROBLEM Dear Polly -: I feel sure there is a mixture one can put in a rpse jar to intensify the fragrance of the rose petals. Can anyone U!ll me about this? - GAIL. FOR BEST VALUES ... ll!._ available. All transactions confidential. · In addl lion to tho four arrangements ln w~ich the Chester Club will exhibit, Mro. Bolln also demoostr~ted the making Of Uilngs sult.oble for "Nickels for the Jukebo1 ", 8 modern deslgn ; "Rockets for !he Moon", a st.oblle; and "Covered Bridges", featuring weathered wood and roadside materials. She talked about line arrangements and the need for good line materials. notrng that materials should not extend above the widest part of the cootalner or base. Mrs. Bolin also talked on an assemblage. She said flle ar· tlcles and plant materials should he similar In color and texture and should compliment each other, but that the entire thing shOUld contain only one leaf or flower . She urged good participation in the horticulture classes and suggested that flowers be taken even through they are not•perfect specimens. Mrs. Bolin also explained that a collection of three means, the . Wants her roses to smell/ike roses · . ,. eseat Romance , a dealgn using analogous colors In traditional crescent deilgn ; "Bicycle Built for Two ", "Scrapbook Pages" and "A Dollar Worth 10 Cents". Th~se are the four classes · which members of the Chester Club wUJ beolexhibiting ln at the and te 1 to ke thftllr, Y Ill er ng rna em were Mrs. Homer Holter, Mrs. Le d E 1 Mr onar . rw n, s. Charles Kuhn, and Mrs. Roy Holter. Clubme'?bersgaveavoteol thanka to Mrs. James carpenter for accepting the posltlon of fair nower show hal c rwoman which enabled the ' show to be scheduled under the OAGC rules . ~d entered in state competibon. By Polly Cramer flower 1-~::"':""---..------------. Of "Rumb1 Polly 's Pointers LOVE. COMES IN TWO'S 992-2039 rsoc;r-f Flower arrangements demonstrated C,anal festival slated at Coshocton Aug. 16 Church group has picnic . 399 SOUTH ~ ~dAVE., ' . . MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 0 ' ~ • ' •• • �9• 1974 SEVENTH DAY J\0 VENTIST Mvlb(;Fry Hl' I Qt\ts Pomeroy Pilstor C1rar-d Se lon Sabbath school e .... er\6- Sa turday at 1 p m enct won;h lp servrce lollowrng ,., 3 IS p 111 Opt>n B i ble dl~cus:sron 7 30 p m "' lhe -ch urch each Thursday G"AHAM UN ITEO SACRED H E ART ~ Rev M E'THO DUT Preaching Father John Nacuam 9 JO a m flr!U and seocond pGstor Phone 992 2825 Sundays ot each month ,- thlrd S~Hurday evening Mass ' 30 and fourth Sundavs each p n1 1:\unday MliSs fl l'lnd 10 mon1h worship ser .... lce at 7 30 it m Con1e:ss1ons, Saturday 7 p m Wednesday even~ngs at 1 311 p m 7 30 Praye:r and Bible Study POMER OY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert K...,hn pastor FIRST SOUTHE RN 8A.P W1lllam Watson Sunday school TIST 782 Mulberrv Ave svpt Sunday sc 1001 9 JO a m Pomeroy aflrluUed with BY F 6 p m Rl ble study SB C the Rev Fred Hill Wednesday '1 p m cho i r oastor Trov Zwilling Sundar school supt Sun dav schoo pr11ct rc e W~dnesQay 8 30 p m POME~OY WESLEYAN 9 30 a m m orntng worsh •P HOLINESS CHURCH 10 :10 Sundav evangelistic HarrisonVIlle Rev 0 Dell meeltng 7 30 p m Prayer Manley Pastor Henry Eblrn meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday School Supt Sund ay School 9 30 am Evenrno MIDDLEPORT worship 7 lOp rn Prayer and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pra •se serv1ce Thursday 7 30 Corner Fourth and Ma in pm Mrddleport Rev Henry Key SYRACUSE FIRST Jr pastor Sunday School. 9 30 CHURCH OF GOO Rev a ,.., Mrs Erv in Baumgard George Oiler pastor Su nday ner supt Morning worship school 9 45 am morn 1ng I045am preach•nQ 11 a rn JEHOVAH S WITNESSES evangel strc servrce 7 JO p m Larry Carna han pre siding Prayer nH?elrng Thursday m lntster Sund ay Btble lee 7 JO p n ture 9 30 1 m Walc h tower study 10 30 e m Tuesdav POMEROY WE Sl SIDE Bible study 7 30 p m Thurs CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W dav m l n l stry $chool 1 7 30 Ma in St - Loren T Stephens p m servic e meetmg B 30 evangel 1st pho n e 992 785 6 pm C on s.ervatt ve n on MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of mstrumentat Sunday worsh ip Chrrst m Christian Un•on10 a m B tble study 11 1m Le wren ce Manley pastor worshrp 6 p m Wednesdlly Mrs Russell Young Sunday Bible study 7 p m School Supt Sunday School MIDWAY COMMUNITY 9 30 a m Evening worsh ip CHUR:CH ( n o n 7 30 Wednesday pray er Langsv •l le den om lnat tonal ) meetmg 7 30 p m Oe~eter Road the Rev Worley MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Haley pastor Sunday schoo l Racine Route 2 lhe GOD 10 a m eventng worShiP 7 30 Rev James M Muncy pastor p m Prayer meeting Su nday s cho~.- 1 9 45 a m Tuesday 7 30 p m youth morning worsh i p 11 am group Fr rday 7 30 p m even ing worsh i P 7 JO p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 JO p m Young peoples meetmg 7 30 P m Thursday f'rlday.Aug Chu POMEROY POMEROY TAIN IT'V Rev w H Perrin pl!stor Rov Mayer Suudav school supt Church school 9 15 11m • worsh•p service 10 24 a m Youth chO•r rthearsal Mon day 3 lOp m under d1rect•on of Mary Skinner sentor choir ret'! earsal 1 30 p m Thurs<tav Wi th ' Mrs Paul Nease tl lre ctor ~UMEROY THE CHURCH OF NA ZAR ENE - Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde Y Henderso n~ pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Glen McClung sup t mornmo worsh •P 10 30 am even ing serv Ice 7 30 m ld week ser vice. Wednesday 7 30 p m GR:ACE EPISCOf»AL - Rev Haro ld Deeth Church strvlces The rector 10 30 am Ho ly commun•on f1rSI Sunday ot m?nth church school 10 30 am for nursery throuah 12 POMERO Y CHUR CH OF CHR I Sf - Ferrell Granmger pastor B•b le school 9 30 a m worsh •P 10 JO am adult wor ship servrce and voung peopl es meetrng 7 :;w p m Combrned Bi ble stuay and prayer meefrng Wednesday ) 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W1n ng officer In charge Sunday 10 a m Holiness meetmg 10 30 a m Sundav Sc hoo l Young Peop les Leg ron 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad res Hnme League 7 p m Prep cl aSses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syc amore Sts Pomeroy fhe Rev Will li!lm M rddleworfh pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Church servr ces 10 JO a m thtJ Sermonette PROGRESS ur OER DWFICIJLTY In Exodus 14 l-18, we read the story of the Hebrew people, who had Jllst been released from slavery but were facmg complete annihilatton As they escaped Egypt, they found themselves hemmed m, with the sea before them and the m1ghty anrues of Pharoah movmg m behind them In distress, the people cry to Moses, "Because there are no graves m Egypt, hast thou taken us away to die m the wilderness''' A similar cry IS vo1ced by some today, who say, ''Let'sgo back to the gOO<j old days " But Moses answered, "Fear ye not" 1 stand still, and see the salvatloo of the Lord " And having sa1d that, Moses began to pray And then God spoke to lolly to stand praymg when they were bemg pushed mto the sea by Pharaoh's armtes, Without seekmg something about 1t to do Prayer without action, will not likely remove physlcal dtsease t solve the soctal problems of our day. or remove the political and moral eVIls we are plagued w1th today We must learn to go forward as we pray The energetiC person more likely w•ll be tempted to neglect prayer, while the meditative person will likely neglect action But we must have a combmatton of bOth, for progress under diffiCulty often reqUll'es strenuous effort along w1th prayer But very often the success or fatlure of an endeavor IS determmed by the most tr1v1al mstrwnent In this case, God sa1d to Moses, "Lift up thy rod, and stretch out thy hand over the sea, and diVIde tt, and the Children of Israel shall go on dry ground through the rrudst MIDDLEPORT FIA:ST BAPTIST - Corner S1K fh and Palm er lh ~ ReY Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday sc hoo l supt WMPO rad to program 7 45 am Sun day school 9 15 a m morntng worshrp 10 15 am Yo uth act1vlttes and fettows h•P fo,. JUntO,. and senior hrgh studen t s 6 p m B rble study 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serv rce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 M tddteport 5th and Matn George Glue mrntsler James Sheets super intendent Brble :school 9 30 a m mornrng worShiP 10 30 a m even rng worsh lp 7 30 p m prayer serv i ce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co le pastor Floyd Carso n Su ndav Sc hoo l su pt Sun day sch oo l 9 lO a m m orn ng worShip 10 J O a m Sunday evangeits l rc meet•ng 7 30 p r1'l pray er meetrng Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M i dd l eport Leslev G Holt pa stor Sunday school 10 a m worshtp ser V1ce 11 am worsh rp serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday ntght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p tY1 IJ M W l•r!i.t W('-dne>Sdity 7 30 p m WESLEYAN tRac•nel Sv ndily SChOOl 10 a m worshtp 11 a m , B ible study Thursdav 7 p m choir practice Thursct~n 8 p m li!IIOw Shfp supper, fir-sf WeOnescta.,. ~ 6 30 p m U M w rour lh Mondi!IV B p m n t;$(1C.y 1 ]0 GREATIEPrfD -- WorSh l p It am 2nd and ~th St..mdays 1 Church Schoo l 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor$h lp lOa m Church school . 9a m Bible study J. 30 p rn every r,.•d•v MOR~tNG Sl"AR - Worship 9 30 a m Ctlurch Sc hool 10 30 am Mrd Week Servrc:t Wednesdo~ay 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor ship 11 11 m 1st lind 3rd Sun day$ Church School 10 om PORTI..:ANO - WorShip 7 30 P m Church School 9 30 " m SUTTON - WorSh ip It ll m 2nd 4nd 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev A oDert Mte(e Rev Sto~nley Brandum JOP'PA - Worship 10 am Church School 9 a m Pra yer Meettng Wednesday B p m lONG BOTTOM - Ch urch ser..,lces 9 a m Sun d ay School 9 4S a m Bible Study everv Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Ship 11 a m Church School JO am • ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 am each Sunday prea chmg et ll am each Sunday Prayer meeting 7 .45 p m Wednesda y WSCS 8 p m on fh lrd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sundav school 9 JO preachrng 7 30 p m Sunday prl!yer meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rrst Thursday each mQ__nth SILVER: RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worshtp 9 am Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frederick su pt Service weekly 9 30 am on Sunday Preachtng frr st and fhtrd Sun days of month by Cl ifford Smrth 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrrll pastor Sund ay School 9 30 a m L eonard Gilmore f tr St elder even tng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rac rn e Route 2 The Rev Cha rles Hand pasfor Sun day school 9 A5 a m morn• ng worsh tp 11 am Eventng serv•ces Tuesday and F riday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE C11URCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m mornmg worsh rp, 10 30 am evenrng worsh tp 6 JO p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Boffom Sunday School 10 am w tth Willard P 1gott sup! Evangellsttc message each Sunday evening 7 30 p m by E l der Russell Cl1ne minister of the Apostolic Fa rth Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHUA:CH - Sunday school ser vi ce 10 am Prayer meehng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even rng servtce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom ero y Harr sonvrJie Ro ad R rck Mor,.tson pa~tor Sunday sch ool supt Sleven Sti:lnley Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m mornmg worSh •P and comm vnton 10 30 am Sunday evening youth Ch rt stran Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh•P se rv ce Su nday 7 30 p m wednesday even •ng p rayer mee t ng and B t ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pme Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sundav school 9 30 a m ch urch serv rc es 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble School 9 30 am mornrng worshrp 10 30 am Sunday even tng Worsh rp Servrce 7 30 p m chotr practi ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meettng and Btble Sfudy Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST ~ Rev Freeland Norr is pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday Brble Sludy 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Even1ng Worsh tp 7 JO p m Wednesday M rd Week Serv rce Sunday School Supenntendent Gera ld Wells Pastor Rev Morns M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Waller P Btkacsan pastor Ronnie Salser S S Supf Sun d iiY School 9 lO a m Morn ng Worshrp 10 45 a m Sunday evening worsh i p 7 30 p m Wednesday even mg Btble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and IUn tor youth serv tc e evening worshiP 6 4S p m 7 30 p m prayer and pra tse Wednesday 7 30 Q m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST ~ Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Evenmg Leon M tl ter supt service 7 30 p m Prayer meeflng Thursday 7 30 p m - -.. r¥• .. Ml . UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecil CoM pas1ot Sundav School $Upt • Joe Sayte sun day school 9 •5 a m $undav even In~ wor$hlp. 1 JO Wtdnuday praver and 8rble s.lu(ly 1 JO p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN C HURCH Euv~ne Underwoo<t P•stor Howard Caldwell Jr , Svndav Sc;hOOI Svp l Sund ay School 9 30 a m Morning Sermon, 10 30 111 n'l Sunaay evenm9 service 1 p m LETART FALlS UNITED BRETHREN ~ Rev Freeland Norr is PI'IIStor Floyd Norr fs svpt Sunday tchOOI 9 30 a m morning urmon 10 30 a m , Prayer service Wednesday / 7 ao p m CHESH IRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm tlh pastor Sundav School 10 a m Arthur Henson Supf Morn ing Worshtp II ~ · m Young Peoples se rv 1ce 7 p m EvenlnQ serv•ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M i d Week Prayer Service 7 30 p m Youth meeting , 6 30 p m Evening worsh lp 1 30 p m CHESTE R CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ,_ Rev Herbert Gra te pastor Wor ship serv1ct' 11 am and 1 30 p m. Sunday Sunday School 9 30 1m Richard Barton supt Prayer meefing Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF C HRIST Ctrfford Sm rth m tn Is ler Sun day School 9 30 it m morn ing ch urch 10 30 a m Sunday evenlt)g service 1 30 p m Wednesday service 8 6 OOA - am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Roberf Wyaft pastor Su nday School supt Ronald Osborne B1bl e Sc hool 9 30 a m pre achtng 10 45 am Even1n9 servtces 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES Moses, ''Why cryest thou unto BYTERIAN MINISTRY Me• Speak IDlto the Children of OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwrght HYSELL RUN FREE L Zav ltz Pastor D1rector ISrael that they go forward " METHODIST CHURCH HARRISONVILLE There 1s tune for prayer Rev Pau l Nev tl le pastor Sunday Church School 9 30 Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m a m Mrs Homer Lee SJ,.Ipt and there IS also a time for Mornmg servrce 10 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am action_ The success of any of the sea " youth servtce 6 45 p m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Evangelistic serv• ce 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m John enterprise depe..ds largely It appears that the rod of Prayer meetmg Th ur sda y F Fultz SUQt Morning upon the right combmatlon of Moses, m the providence of Worsh•P ~ 10 JO a m 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Mornrng these two duties It seemed like God was an mstrwnent for the Worshrp 9 am Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL div1dmg of the sea Of course, Church School 10 a m Mrs MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev Sampson Hall Supt L R Gluesencamp pastor we know right well that the rod Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF did not m reahty produce the School Supf Sunday School - Phillip Whlf ley pastor Alfred 9 30 am Sunday evenmg result recorded It was done by GOD Sunday schoo l 10 a m worshtp 7 30 Prayer meet.ng worship serv tc e 7 p m the oi!¥Jlpotent arm of Goq, of Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernesf Prayer m eet1ng Wednesday Deeter c lass leader Youth Social Notes which the lifting of the little rod 7 30 p m meet ng Wednesday 7 30 was but the symbol And so 1t 1s p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday School attendance on today, that God often uses the HAZEL COMMUNITY CH R 1ST Robert Shook Aug 4 was 46 The offermg was httle mstruments, the m- CHURCH - Near Long Bot pastor Sunday school 9 30 slgnlflcant thmgs to actom Estll Hart pastor Roy $2227 a m Russell Spencer supt Brown ass rs tant pastor worSh ip servrce 10 45 a m Sunday school 10 a m Church Worship services were held complish HIS purpose • even ing worsh i p alfernatrng He employs the smallest 7 30 p m each Sunday Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on at II o'clock w1th Kernut evenmg prayer meefrng 7 30 Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 Walton, lay speaker from gifts of men for the buildmg of p m Thursday p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe HIS Kingdom upon the earth, MIDDLEPORT PEN lay leader Pomeroy U M church, TECOSTAL Th1rd Ave the and thus lends d1gn1ty to our Rev Wtlltam Knittel pastor WHITE'S CHAPEL speaking !rom Matt 6 24-34 on Coolv11te RD Rev Roy Deeter humble gifts In the history of Ronald Dugan Sunday School "Peace of Mind," (due to the pastor Sunday school 9 30 men, God often links the small Supt Classes for ali ages am worshiP serv1ce 10 30 illness of Rev Meece) At- agenc10s With the most tm- evening service 7 30 p m am Btble study and prayer Bible study Wednesday 7 30 lenance was 22, ollermg $17, portant ISsues of our ttme P m youth servtc:es Frtday servt ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND 7 30 p m pledges $63 RUTLAND CHURCH OF Therefore we should remmd FREEWILL BAPTIST The Carr School ReiDlion w1ll CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor Corner Ash and Plum Mrd ourselves, as we face the V H Braley Su nday school dleport Noel Herrman be held m Woode grove here on su pt Sunday school 9 30 am varied problems of our day, pastor Saturday eYenrng SIDlday, Aug II Everyone IS • that difficulties do not service 7 p m Sunday school worsh p s ervtce and co m mun ro n 10 30 am youth 10 am welcome Sunday evening me.e tm g 6 p m Sunda y necessarily tmpede progress worship 7 p m Last_weekend guests of Mr But that prunar1ly, difficulties even ing se rvt ce 7 r egula,. board meet rng th 1rd Sa turda y MEIGS and Mrs W1lher Parker were come to us all, to challenge us 7 p m COOPERATIVE their son, EriC Parker and RUTLAND COMMUNITY PAR ISH to new endeavor, to afford new CHURCH Sunday School THE UNITED family of Aurora, lll , who opporturutles for growth 9 30 3m Worsh rp serv 1ce 11 METHODIST CHURCH slopped by on the1r way back a m Wednesdav prayer Robert T Bumgarner Every age has its problems meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday Dtrec:tor from a tnp to Canada and the and our age has certainly had n rght worSh i p 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER New England States Their Its share, but there IS no RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev CarlE Hicks Clfn"TEI{ ~!lURCH OF THe NAZARENE Rev Rev D Wm Sydenstrtcker son, Eddie Parker of Colum- problem m our community, in GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd D Gr1mm Jr pa stor CHESTER - Worship 9 15 terfleld pastor Sunday School bus, 0 , also spent the weekencl our nation, or m world affairs, a m Church School 10 a m 9 30 11m worsh i p s~rvlce 11 Su nday School 9 JO a m Morn ing worsh rp 10 30 am ENTERPRISE - Worsh•P 9 a m w1th his parents and ac- that cannot he solved, if we are even i ng servrce 7 Young peoples service 6 45 a m Church School 10 a m prayer servi c e and youth companied them to Mrs willing to pray as well as move p m Evangelistic suvtce FLATWOODS - Worsh i p 11 service Wednesdav 7 om Parker's brother, Samuel out m act1on at the command of a m Churc:h School 10 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday eyenmg setvlce 7 30 p m Worship CHURCH - Robert E Musser Michel's weddmg at Lan- God For God is not calllng us 10 POMEROY MASON COUNTY 30 ll m ' Church School 9 15 pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL , & m UMYF 6 30 p m caster, 0 on Saturday am Roy Srgm an svpt to return to "the good old Gt>orge Casto , pastor Sunday SPRINGS - WorShiP morn i ng worsh l p , 10 30 Harold Henderson was days," but He IS calling us to 10 ROCK Sct-,....,1 9 'lO fi!Vfl'ntnn wMc:.tHn a m Church School 9 am Sunday evening serv1ce 7 30 UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30 Thursday ev.enmg pray er returned to hiS home here on "GO FORWARD" M rd week serv• ce Wednesday serv•ce 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTt:R 7 30~m Thursday from St Joseph MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rev Robert Bumgarner - Dwight L Zavitz, PastorSYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Hospital where he had un- Director, United Presbyterian HEAl'H Worship 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Craig pastor Sunday school a m Church School 9 30 a m Lawrence Black pas tor Bob 9 dergone surgery on Monday Ministry In Me~gs County 45 8 m worship serv ice 11 UMYF7jlm Moore Sunday School Supt tra i n ing un i on 6 30 Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz RUTLAND - WorshiP 9 15 SUnday Sc hool classes tor all a m p m even lng worsh lp serv 1ce , a m Church School 10 1 m ages 9 30 am morn i ng spent Sunday w1th their son, '! 30 p m Mrd week prayer UMYF 7 p m worsh ip 10 45 NVPS SundBy serv i ce Wednesde~y , 7 30 p rtr Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz SALEM CENTER - Wor 6 30 p m evangelisti c serv 1ce M~:tSON CHURCH OF ship 9 am Church School 10 s unday 1 30 p m Mrd week and family at Marietta, 0 CHRIST P 0 BOX487 M i ller am UMYF Thursday 7 p m pray er meeting Wednesday St 1 Mason W Va Sunday Debbie, who had spent the Carr recently have been Mr SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 3D p m Mtsslonary meet•ng Bi ble Study 10 1m Worsh i p Rev Richard E Jarvis and Mrs Albert Goeglem, of second Wednesday 7 lO p m w"eek with her grandparents 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study ASBURY WorShip 11 UNITED FAtl"H NON Wedn es day 7 p m Vocal here, returned to her home Flatwoods, Mr and Mrs a m Church School 9 50 a m DENOMINATIONAl Rev music WSCS 1st Tuesday Dams, Pomeroy R D Under with them FIRST SOUTHERN BAP FOREST flU~ - Worst.rp 9 Robert Smith PUtor Sunoay sct1oo1 , 9 30 a m class leader T1111111y and Julia Robinson and GeneVIeve Guthm, local a m Church School 10 a m TIST - Corner of Second and Leo Hill Worsh i p serYice Anderson , Muon Pastor Fnends and relatives here wscs , 3rd Wtdnesday 1 30 10 of Belpre spent last week w1th 30 a m , ChUrch 7 30 n m pm Walter Cloud Sunday school, their grandmoth~r. Nina have learned that Harry 9 45 a m worship service 11 MINERSVILLE - Worsh i p EDEN UNITED BRET~ 10 a m Church School 9 a m fi!EN IN CHRIST - Elden R a m and 7 3D p m Weekly Roblnaon and aunt, Clara Swartz IS m Holzer Hospital WSCS Bi ble study Wednesday 1 30 , 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m Btak~t PU1or Sunday Sc hool Follrod, and Debbie Swartz of Sandra Massar IS 10 Camden10 a m Howard M cCoy, pm SYRACUSE Church MASON ASSEMBLY OF supt Mornmg sermon 11 a Clark School 9 lO a m worsh i p Marietta, also spent a few days GOD - Second St Meaon W servl~ 7 30 p m m Sunday n ight servr ces Mr and Mrs Arthur with them Va Chf;llter Tennent putor Christian Endeaver 7 30 p 50\JTHERN CLUSTER Sunda-v school 10 a m m Song serv1ce 8 p m Atherton v1slted Mr and Mrs Rev Steven Wilson Coon! Woode returned to Prt1!!1 Chln9 8 30 p m Mid morning worsh tr, 11 am R~tv Lury PoUng Winnie Barnhill of Carthage her home at Circleville, 0. last evangelllflc serv ce 7 30 p m week Praver meeting Wed Rev How•rd ShiVeley Blble study and prayer service nesday 7 p m Ray Adams BETHANY t Doru11 Wednetlday after spending Gap, Sunday afternoon lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone Worship, 9 3D a m Church The Albert YoiDlg family School tO JO am 773 S133 avera! days With her grandCHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL Worsh ip 11 rewuon was held m the Woode parenra, Mr and Mrs Charles CHRIST - Located at Rutlan1 CHR 1ST In Christian Union • m lit end Jrd Sundays on New Llma Road, next to D Woade and uncle and aunt, grove here S"!'day, Aug 4 The Rey William Campbell Church Scl'lool 10 a m Forelf Acre Park ( Rev Ray pastor Sunday School 9 30 Mr llld Mrs Wi!Uam Carr, Rouse , pastor Robert Musser, 4 m , James Hughes supt APPLI! GROVE Sundov 1upt Sunday Sund.ay School Pemi llld Vlcld evening service , 7 30 p m S.Chool 9 30 a m , worship school 10 30 a m worship Wednesday even1ng prayer rtrst ana th ird Sunday 1 JO Mr ..d Mrs Oiarles D 7 30 p m Bi ble study , Wed meeting 7 lO p m Youth p m prayer meeting Wed netde y 7 30 p m Saturday WOQde attended the Hayesprayer service •ach Tuesday . Heavy L1ds nesdev 730pm Fettowsh•P nJgM prayer service 1 30 p m FAIRV18W IIlLI! If mascara seems too th1ck supper first Satutday 6 p m YOIIII llOih family reunion at HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH , Lettrr W Va Rt , U M W second Tutsday 7 30 CHRISTIAN Roger Watson , lilt lllllday School grounds m after appl1cat1on, wash the pm 1 Rev George Hoscnar , pastor Ray Whlllty supt Plltor Sund•y School 9 30 Bedford township, Sunday, applicator brush shake 1t dry Morning worsh ip 9 30 a m , 111m Prayer and Bible st1,1dy and 'comb ' out lashes Be EAST LETART StJnday church school 10 30 a m Alii •. 1 30 p m Coftage Prayer 9 30 111m worsh i p School sure to wash brush after each voung people 's meeting 6 30 Servtce Tuesday 10 a rn second and fourth sunday 7 JO P m ~ lhaie callln~ on Iris use evtnlng worship 7 30 Wor.hlp Servlc• Thursday , 1:t m praye-r meet i ng , Wed I I ' 1 30 p m ~ LIBRA CSopl 2300cl 2)t a 10 9 00 - Movies 'Li mbo ' 3 15 One Da).' Before Tomorr(tw Omar Khayyam lO, Masterpiece Theatre JJ 10 9 30 - Torno 6, 13 10 00 - News 20 Video Vislonanes Jl 4 10 30 - PGA Championship 6 13 Ohio Thl$ Week 20 Dav AI Night 33 II 00 - News 3 • 6 8, 10 13 15 , Av iation Weather 20 Janak I 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4 lS-I-Mission Impossible 6 N.ovles Dracula Has Risen from the Grave' 8 It came from Ben eath the Sea ' 10 Untouc:hables 13 12 30 - Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 6 Wide World Speci~l 13 1 00 - M idni ght Special 3 4 Take Five for Ufe 15 Mov1e Atragor'l ' 10 2 00 - News 13 12 30 - Movie Where Love Has Gone 4 5 00 - Movie The Counterfeit Traitor 4 SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 1974 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13 Chnstopher Closeu p 10 TV Classroom 8 7 00-Fun for Everyone6 Treehouse Clu b 8 In Touch 13 Fa ith tor Today 10 International Zone A 7 30-Sesame St 20 Saturdays Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm FrOfl t .4 Speedr acer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 8 OG-Jake's Place 6 l1dsvllle 3 4 IS Bugs Bunny 13 Ha ir Bear Bunch 8. Lassie 10 ,a 30 - Yogi ' s Gang 13 M ister Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 A 15 Sabr ma 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 OG-Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Super Friends 6 13 Mov te 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 30- lnch H igh Private EyeJ A 15 10 OQ-Eiec Co 20 Lassie 's Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favorite Mart ian 8 10 Sigmund - The Sea Monsters 3 4 15 10 30 - Goober and The Ghost Cha se rs 6 13 Pink Panthers 3 4 15 Zoom 20 Jeann ie 8r 10 11 Brady K ids 6 13 Abbott & Costel lo 8 Sesame St 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4, 15 11 30 - Josle & The Pussycats 1n Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cassidy 3 4 15 M ission Magic 6 13 12 DO-Eiec Co 20 Jetsans 3 4 15 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8 10 N\ovte Nanny and th e Professor and the Phantom of the C1rcus ' 6 13 Sunday Romanr 8 1-13 Monday Romans 8 18-25 T!u:rday I Peter Somethtng wonderful happened yesterday T was walkmg tn Grandma's garden, fceltng a great sadness 4 I 2- 19 that she . .would never a gam walk th ere with me Her favonte fl ower, the creamy-blossomed y u cc a stood o ul deltcately agamst the blue sky, brea ktng my heart woth 1ts loveliness A yellow bee SCORPIO (Oct 2•-No• 22t Your Us. trembled over 1t a moment, the n settled on a pearly petal Bnghthued blossoms waved m the gentle breeze, pond npples sparkled m the sun, and for one golden mstant I felt her presence A prayer Thurrday John 4 10- 19 she'd taught me years ago ca me to my hps "Grant me, God, eyes of the Spmt to see m the beauty of Your world, reflectiOns of mfimty" l thought of how clearly Gra ndma had seen God's goodness Her love of God and devotiOn to Hts Church had shone m everythmg she sa1d and d1d Because of her dcvot1on I too fel t God s love all about me [ kn ew th en a nd there that J would never be lonely aga1n wtth the Church to sustam and gmde me 700 E Ma1n Dla l992 2101 2 30 - Arthur Sm,th 8 3 00 - Dusty s Tra1l 13 NFL Championship Games 6 Mov1e The Incredible Mr L1mpet ' 8 2 10 - Baseball 4 2 15 - Baseball 3 15 3 30 - Wide World of Sports 6 13 Movie Cru1srn Down the River" 10 4 00 - The Naturalists 33 4 30 - Sewing Sk1lls TaiiOrmg 33 A 45 - Scoreboard 4 5 00 - Petticoat Junct1on J Wrestling 8 Sale of the Century 4 Fest1val of Family Class1cs 10 Let's Grow a Garden 33 Champ1onsh1p F•shmg 10 World Surv1vai 4 1 New Dating Game 3 6 00 - l11ias, Yoga and You 33 News 8 News 3 4 In the Know S 30 - Pomeroy 10 A Look at lhe Book 15 30 - News 3 4 15, Zoom 33 Beverly Hillbillies 8 News 6 6 Reasoner Report 13 Mov1e Fearless Fagan 10 Hee Haw 6 8 Catch 33 33 Lawrence Weik 4 l3 15 7 00 - -· Bakers of Good Bread Hunt1ngton W Va '- WIN AT BRIDGE Student spoils 'Be Kind Week' RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Storew1th A Heart Phone 949 3342 Rac1ne M<ddleport Bu1ck Pontra c Ope! G M C Dealer Ph 992 2174 SOOE Ma 1nSt M<ddleport Ohio • ... t05 N 2nd ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949 9591 Racme • Beauty Pageant 6 Great Amerlcaf) Dream Machme 33 Bob Newhart 8 10 Movte Blood and Sand 33 Movin On 3 A 15 Movte, 10 00 - Barnaby Jones8 Owen Marshall6 13 On ' 3 A, 15 Movie "Blood ond Sond" 33 11 OO - News3 4, 810 ABCNews13 MidntghtSpeclall5 Race of the Month 6 11 15- News 13 11 30 - Movies ' I d Rather Be Rich" 3 "The Caper of the Golden Bulls' 4 Scream of Fear lr Days of Wme and Roses' a The Chnstmas Tree 10 The Raven 13 I 00 - Speakeasy6 Movie, P1llow:of Deafh" 13 1 15 - Movte P1cture Mommy Dead 4 3 00 - f1Aov1e Captain Carey USA A 4 45 - Mov1e, " Indian Agent" 4 S FOW'some's meeting place I Impostor 7 Bounding galt 8 Oklahoma Yetlenlay'a Alllwer city as 2t Non..nse• 34 Cltec;ll; combatanta I Sunday talk (2 wdo ) U Wise ahout halt (abbr ) 15 Indian :14 Put away, 35 "Bury My 10 On a cymbals as cargo Heart at "Street wiMmg 25 SmaU Wounded - " 10 Pans whirlpool 31 Word wllh streak 14 Unsubstantial 27 Fonn of hor'"' 17 Cautton IJRtm 17 How John and hand 2% Mexican funny• 31 Jewish 37 Greek clan 18 ~lgenan month division Inn 25 AlleVIate city 32 Dolly 38 Household of "Hello figure %6 Where Mt 19 He was "Shane" Dolly" 39 Oolong to he 20 Key 33 Concerning or tala caught 21 Equal aircraft 40 Moisten ( 3 wds ) 28 Portico 7'""r.~~~ 29 Carpenter's need 30 "- Blue the Night" 31 Undersi2ed 32 Netherland! 22-Jon (Ooc 19J Keep soe~al relationships purely socral Getting Involved w1lh a lrlend f'K)w 1n a bus•ness Situation poses a potential problem AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) Th1s Is not a good 11me to bnng new partners •nto the act where your flnancfal rnlerests are concerned (Fob 20-Morch 20t PISC~S The early part of the day will go qwte smoolhlv Towa rd evenmg someone who s very bossy w1Jf make demands of vou YIROO (Aug 23-Sepl 22) Friends who are dealing w1th you In an open and trank man ner Will nol apprecia te the fact you are wllhho idrng mlorme lion !rom them Aug 10, 1974 Important •nterests w111 be ad do you tike bending down to kiSS your husband" I thmk we've heard all the corny jokes, but tbey don't bother us My husband may be short but he is taller than many sixfooters I know, and I'd rather be married to hun than two John Waynes rolled mto one If this I!U'llikes you, Shorty, u she obvtously does, hang tn there and stop worrymg Height doesn't make a man 1 But the way, my guy and I are expecting our first baby this month He even gets kidded about that "Hey, Joe, didn't know you had it m you'" --JAMIE nver 33 Floatmg zoo 36 Intervene (2 wda ) 41 Overhead 42 Ghostly 43 Send back 44 ExpiBie DOWN I Engrossed 2 Tequila Jl&~~@ IIMJ ..,,_IIJ .-J , _ l >y IH NIH AIII\IIH ll · ••H I IHlll l ff Unscramble these four Jumbles. ea~h square, I LEWH to ·-- - ' ~~:~.···~·""... I I I I chaser ' I ASTEE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t: AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW on, THE I<IND OF MUSIC. A MUSICIAN I [ HAS 10 FACE t I II J Now arranre the circled ldten to form the 1urprlae answer. u '=='==i~;:;~~~~~~~;·•~r~r~•:•te~d -=~-!_,___jl by the above c.n,oon. Ll-,--.:::Pril :..=llti:.=:!SMISI::.:_=.c_ [I I I I J (A-wen Ju•nbl""• BOGUS A.n.1u~r letter s1mply t~tands for used for the lhree L's, apostrophes. ;:."1 X another In this sample A i1 for the two 0'•, etc: Sin&le letten, the length and fonnallon of the words hints Each day the code letters are d1fl'erent are all CRYPTOQUOTES CHEL/N 6 00 - Peyton Place partner 4 Wholly DUCAT OUTFIT ID IGLBH TDDM MS~A TJNARBFA tomorrow~ STOOGE JNMSDJ BFPD H GA HFD GLJ GA G LJ RADDV JGGVDPDBM Yesterday'sCryptoquote: NOMANCANBE A PATRIOT ON AN EMPTY STOMACH -WILLIAM BRANN' - When enlerlamrng lhem gou mrghl he OPDrelle,ttwe- DOUBTS • EAST NoPE- !>OUD lf QTH~R HOI'IE5-T Hj:lf'40 WO~k t WOI'I T CHEAT THE +6 3 ... KB7 PUBl iC + J 84 ... AJ42 Both v ulner able Ph 992 2550 Middleport Baker s of Gay 90 s Bread Middl eport Ph I- West North East South 3. Pass Pass 4. ' 2+ Pass Pass Openmg l ead- K t• 'GASOLINE AILEY CAPTAIN EASY + Sltm has the dorect1ons 992 3030 & S.E-ING IJ~Ot<e I HUNTED UP SHAD'S' NEPHEW AND OFFERED Whoch wa4 do turn here, Slom I-11M 50 PER CENT IF HED FI~AtJ CE MY 1NVE5TIGATIO~ OF DADDY5o GOL.O C!. AIM James Jacoby THE WALL. ':STRES'T MAt.JHATTA~ 15oA.'-II<. HHP~D AND FI'-!Al-1-V A MI!IJIN6 COMPANY &iP' 1150 000 FOR THE CL.AIM' 'How was I to know?" MARK V STORE asked the student "The club ' play was a M i ddleport Oh1o Ph 992 2178 pure gue ss, wasn 't SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I,. I ' '" [. @JJ~ Me1gs Coun ty Branch THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph 992 3863 '" TWO LOCAT IONS 59 N Second St M<ddleport 0 46 Cou rt St Gall lpolos, 0 808 W Main • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Ph 992 5271 Pomeroy Nat ionwi de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy " Dlal992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU Grocerle\ & General Merchandise Raci ne Ph 949 The F ri endly Folk s Pom eroy Ohio sm I .'" '" '" I• ' • . • ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Finest In Mobile Homes Main Pomeroy Ph 992 THE DAILY SENTINEL .,'" Devoted to Me igs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 7034 West had led three rounds of diamonds The th~ra lead was ruffed m d<immy East THE BORN WSER cou ld not overrulf so the stu dent had played ace and one trump West took h1s kmg and led a third trump Dummy won A low club was led and the Ja k fmessed Du my s ace and kmg of hea rts ere cashed to allow one I , GENE'S BODY SHOP embarrassed me r1ght m the m1ddle of the J acobys' bekmd -to declarers week " " We F11! All Doctors Presc;:r1pt1ons Pomeroy 1ephed the professo r "You have really "' 992 2955 Pomeroy 'Not at all, • Chester Oh1o clu d1 sca rd and WINNIE' TELL ME HOIV'B MR KONID'B VILlA> fhe bidd ing WeRt North East 2• ~• ' 2. Pass Pass Pass Pu ss Pu s.-;; 0 K&C JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph 992 3785 Middleport Ohio . TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE Palril Plumbing & Eledrlcal Supplle• Tupper$ Plolns Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL Building Supplies a. Custom Millwork Ph 992-397! ' • DAVID I . J&B AUTO BODY TH E ROYAL SUITE. OF N1'F.IH IU.'i,. ASSN PER~A PS THESE NEW SURROUNDINGS - WILL BANISH Jim Holcomb, OWner . Ruttond . Solem St Rutloncl Ph 742-395: QliCI<eRI~ I --- ENTIRE SUITE IN RITZ·SNARLTON THAT- SI{tJO{JtR. SUBJECT FROM MY MIND - DEMOUSHED COURSE!/ Doctors are no w franh c· ally attempt.ng to ex'ract. handful by handful the 1 contents of an entue feather mattress from the managers throatallegedly s tuffed onto hom by an enraged luu~ 6• t1t 1~f. u ,...,..., 9 bt:>en c:=:::===:::::---- / MISTER AN'MIZ LEDBETTER WUZ FtGHTIN' LIKE ? CAlS AN' HOW DID IT'--.._--- COME OUT, LOWEEtl/ +har. , .,.. cch 1I ~ OO&S THIS MORNIN' .AQU4 •AQ6S4 +AK.2 Whal do you do now? A.-Jual bid alx spade• Your partner It aug,se1llng ~even but " CARPENTER'S MARKET ( / ALLEY OOP You, south hold I• -.r-- AtJD ~AP 1llt:.: f'IC.WR£; , fP..A0'-/5 I Ease could not hold the unguard ed kmg and the queen was the nght play ' ••• "'-· BEST ESPECIALLY AFTER WHAT YOU DID FOR ME AND 'SiOP card wa5 una cco unted for -. 15 HE:S RICH I GooD LOOK NG-1 KIND ALIAO~;T 1 )(XJ DESERVE THE th e l1me of dec1 1on had art 1ved If East d the unguarueo Ktng of ubs a low club was the 11ght play If West held the 10 and Ea~t king small lhe queen play would bump the 10 The s tudent took some t1me led a small club and was 'one down Actually he had made a hopeless play West had shown up w1th three spades two hearts s1x dia monds and one club Only one ! N~ WSI AI'~ It ~ Bur '!HEN EVE!?YTHING ABoUT GI?EGORY K0N105 • Ph 7A2 5293 City I One kmd ol flood 11 Nimble 1Z Broncobusting show JJ Separated, ll?' GAUL'S MARKET St Rt 124 present llnos thlr'H;js w1U work out as you hope Trouble comes 11 yOtJ lry to move ahead too last 3 Coo's • AQJ083 • to ' - mE Main Sl 1 Morocan I NAJLETJ! 9 00 - Mary Tyler lkore 8 10 • 4 . QJ9754 + AKQL072 By Oswald Lout s W Osborne 220E Ma 1n Pomeroy llOOE (July 23-Aug 22t JuS! ACROSS Dac: 21) II you proceed along SOUTII <DI BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 296 w. Second L~O to make your presence l ett you II want to make some un w1se changes rn somelhlng that your assoc1attts have gomg 1n lhe right direclt on I ... Q963 WEST • K 52 .8 3 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 You re lucky today II you can keap your attention l ocvsed on pract1ca1 goats Howelfer you re apt lo put OUI only a hm1ted enort CANC~R (June 21 - Jul~ 22) Do lots more lhlnktng Detore makrng a large ,Purchase or assuming 11ny new fmanc1a1 obl1gat10ns by THOMAS JOSIPH SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23- 8 30 - MASH8, 10 Mov1e, Houston,WeveGotaProblem ' 13 • AK6 . '' SMITH NELSON MOTORS Thrillseekers 3 7 30 - Bobby Goldsboro3 Course of Our Times 33 a 00 - All In the Fam1ly B 10 Partndge Fam1ly 6 13 Book Beat 33, Mov1e N1ght Games" J, 4, 15 9 30 - ~~ tortunalely you II IQOOre lhem tor a llazardou!ii course CAPRICORN .. + 9S M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER '' 9 • J9 76 ' Ph 992 2366 GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dtal 992 32a4 NOR1H Minor Repa1rs & Tune up Beech & Locu st M1dd!eport GEMINI (Moy 21-June 20t form four ordmary word s Romans 4 18-25 . Dear Helen W<'re very close next-door nelghhors Our kl<ls get along great, the two h11Sbando are best friends, and we w1ves have shared morning coffee for more than five years Both men are wonderful providers, but my husband has always had affa irs with women Since he'd never leave me, I accept them Another neighbor told me she saw my husband sneaking into this woman's side door when her husband was off working his swmg shift After this happened several times (my husband told me he was at meetings), J asked my friend pomtblank, over coffee ,>and she didn't deny 1t I wish I'd just pretended Mt to know as I don't want to break up the men's frlendshlpo or separate the kid! But how do I act when my husband aod his girlfriend know I know • And how do you treat a close neighbor who lshavmg an aff811' With your husband&- NOT A WAVEMAKER Dear Not To Ipecac 10 her momlg coffee, perhaps ' Seriously, I'd warn Loverboy and his Great and Good Neighbor that 1t's almost showdown time, what With several people threatemng to reveal the affa1r to the cuckolded husband If that doesn't cool it, well, Isn't 1t time you made waves, not peace' -H Dear Helen Responding to "Shorty" who wonders if he dare marry a taller girl, I've been mamed almost three years to a man who is not QUite Sleet 2 I'm 5feet 5 I'm 20, he's 24 Joe has gotten kidded all hiS life I get teased too, hke "How Saturday HEINERS BAKERY How C..zy Can Yoot Get? one letter to A Bot Wllh Knot 33 PGA Champlonsh•p 6 13 TBA 15 MEIGS TIRE CENTER ARIES (Moren 21 -Aprtl 18t Somethmg you re Invol ved 1n appears to be a barga1n In OOil: sense yet It could be costly rn a way you haven 1 considered TAURUS (April 20 - Mo~ 20t II you would lreat a cartalr1 rl'lf)tnbar of your tam•IY w1th lhe same cons1derallon you show fnends you wouldn t get the stal1c you ve been recelv1ng H Soul Tram 6 V1ewpomt 8 Baseball Pre Game Show J IS Women s Pro T en n1s 13 Dugout Dope 4 M ovi e Three Young Te xans 10 ' •• 2 00 - 1 OG-Chlldren s Film Festival 8 10 Man from UN CLE 4 Amencan Bandstand 6 lJ Banana Sphts 3 TBA IS W1th the hope tt w1ll. 1n some measure, foster and help sustaon that wh1ch IS good m fam1ly and commun1ty l1fe, thos featur e IS s ponsored by the bus mess ftrms and organ1zatoons whose names appear bel ow ForS•Iurde , Aug 10, 1874 1 30- TBA IS Bealles 3 12 30 - Fat Albert 8 10 Go 3 4 15 Frrday Hosea 6 3-6 By Helen Hottel lea:st exp&et 10 do ao will prove SUI'J)nsmgly helpful - . ~.'61:tft' A common sense and pasl e11penence w1111e11 you how to handle an amoyng 1ssue Uo Dear Helen Was it m your column long ago that I read about a shoe exchange for people who need Just one shoe, such as amputees, or people who have foot problems? Because of a birth defect, my left foot and leg are smaller than the r1ght I must buy two pllll's of shoes each ttme and could giVe the odd ones to the exchange if I had the address. Could you print it? -SMALL FOOT DearS F "Helen's Shoe Service,' Rt 4, Red Wmg, Minnesota, 55066, IS operated by Helen Langhans, who says her Mnproflt busmess IS to "locate your sole mate and it's rewarding m every way except fmanclaliy " Send her a stamped, self-addressed envelope (no shoes please'), hstmg your preferences or what you have to offer others You will be notified when she finds a "match" for you - oo- Wedneulay Galatwnr 2 I 5-2 I vaoced trns year lf'l rt rather un· usual mamer Sources you d Voy re fortunate today m Job or career ~elated matiEtrs Thmgs wont be aU roses where your soc•afJO(eresls are concerned News 3 8, 10. 113 1$ Sesame St 20. News 4 6 1 Gre(tt Dream Ntachlne- 33 Hunt 10, To Tell the Truth 6, Concentration I , Bear The Clock 13 , You ONe It To Yourselt 101 J!!anne Wolf With 33 I DO - Wa !ihlngton Review 70 33 Sanford & Son 3 " IS Six Million Oollor Man 6 13 NFL Footboll 10 Your Hit Pi!!trade 10 8 30 - Brian KelthJ 4 1S Wall Street Week 70 Jl Good Ttmes I Blbl' study W•dntsday , 1§@-Hd:tHdp~ Clock 4, Avl•llon Weoll,.r 33 Wild t<.l"'ldom 13, 1 Spy 15, ttloctrlc Company 20. Bowll"'l tor Dollor• 6 1 30 - PMter Wagoner 3 HollywOOd Squares • . ~ew Treasure 1 Pm "'• ,., .. ·~P.I 1 00 - Truth or Con$ 3, News 10, What's My Linea Beat The LAUREL C LIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Rot?efa E Buckley pastor Lloy Wrrghl Sunday school sup t Su nday school 9 30 a m mornmg worsrrrp 10 30 am evening worshtp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr1SI1an Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Cho •r pra c t•ce Thur sday 7 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh rp se rvr ce 9 30 am Sunday Sunday school 10 30 a m B1bl e st udy an d prayer se rv• ce 7 JO p m Thu rsday Kingsbury Road SUnday Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl s.u pt WorSh •P serv rc e 10 30 a m i:lnd 7 30 p m allernafely Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Re v Jay Stiles pastor OLO DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Fran crs Sunday school supt Sun day school 10 '•u.uJ' 6 380ewJh:,l'll;'d - N,_~C 6New• 3 • 15, CBS News s, 10 Room 2n 13, Pm REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ractne Road William Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Sc hool D1recto r Sunday School 9 30 a m Morntng worsh rp 10 30 a m Su nday even1ng serv1ce 7 Wednesday even tng p m praver servtces 7 30 p m ..,. ..... ..,., •...,. • • merlcan I DEXTER CHU'R:CH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr mmtster Norman C W rit su pt Sun day sc hool 9 30 am worsh tp serv 1ce 10 30 am Brble study Tu esday 7 30 p m ~ Tele~~!~G~1"~og ' JO p m ' ••"'' remember that hi s rlrst twu bld1 were rather wtak TODAl"8 QUESTION You hold the Nme hand Your 1)8 tlner npens onu cftlb Whlll do .. you '""f"'ndl l I I �9• 1974 SEVENTH DAY J\0 VENTIST Mvlb(;Fry Hl' I Qt\ts Pomeroy Pilstor C1rar-d Se lon Sabbath school e .... er\6- Sa turday at 1 p m enct won;h lp servrce lollowrng ,., 3 IS p 111 Opt>n B i ble dl~cus:sron 7 30 p m "' lhe -ch urch each Thursday G"AHAM UN ITEO SACRED H E ART ~ Rev M E'THO DUT Preaching Father John Nacuam 9 JO a m flr!U and seocond pGstor Phone 992 2825 Sundays ot each month ,- thlrd S~Hurday evening Mass ' 30 and fourth Sundavs each p n1 1:\unday MliSs fl l'lnd 10 mon1h worship ser .... lce at 7 30 it m Con1e:ss1ons, Saturday 7 p m Wednesday even~ngs at 1 311 p m 7 30 Praye:r and Bible Study POMER OY FIRST BAP TIST - Robert K...,hn pastor FIRST SOUTHE RN 8A.P W1lllam Watson Sunday school TIST 782 Mulberrv Ave svpt Sunday sc 1001 9 JO a m Pomeroy aflrluUed with BY F 6 p m Rl ble study SB C the Rev Fred Hill Wednesday '1 p m cho i r oastor Trov Zwilling Sundar school supt Sun dav schoo pr11ct rc e W~dnesQay 8 30 p m POME~OY WESLEYAN 9 30 a m m orntng worsh •P HOLINESS CHURCH 10 :10 Sundav evangelistic HarrisonVIlle Rev 0 Dell meeltng 7 30 p m Prayer Manley Pastor Henry Eblrn meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m Sunday School Supt Sund ay School 9 30 am Evenrno MIDDLEPORT worship 7 lOp rn Prayer and MT MORIAH BAPTIST Pra •se serv1ce Thursday 7 30 Corner Fourth and Ma in pm Mrddleport Rev Henry Key SYRACUSE FIRST Jr pastor Sunday School. 9 30 CHURCH OF GOO Rev a ,.., Mrs Erv in Baumgard George Oiler pastor Su nday ner supt Morning worship school 9 45 am morn 1ng I045am preach•nQ 11 a rn JEHOVAH S WITNESSES evangel strc servrce 7 JO p m Larry Carna han pre siding Prayer nH?elrng Thursday m lntster Sund ay Btble lee 7 JO p n ture 9 30 1 m Walc h tower study 10 30 e m Tuesdav POMEROY WE Sl SIDE Bible study 7 30 p m Thurs CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W dav m l n l stry $chool 1 7 30 Ma in St - Loren T Stephens p m servic e meetmg B 30 evangel 1st pho n e 992 785 6 pm C on s.ervatt ve n on MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of mstrumentat Sunday worsh ip Chrrst m Christian Un•on10 a m B tble study 11 1m Le wren ce Manley pastor worshrp 6 p m Wednesdlly Mrs Russell Young Sunday Bible study 7 p m School Supt Sunday School MIDWAY COMMUNITY 9 30 a m Evening worsh ip CHUR:CH ( n o n 7 30 Wednesday pray er Langsv •l le den om lnat tonal ) meetmg 7 30 p m Oe~eter Road the Rev Worley MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Haley pastor Sunday schoo l Racine Route 2 lhe GOD 10 a m eventng worShiP 7 30 Rev James M Muncy pastor p m Prayer meeting Su nday s cho~.- 1 9 45 a m Tuesday 7 30 p m youth morning worsh i p 11 am group Fr rday 7 30 p m even ing worsh i P 7 JO p m Prayer meeting Tuesday 7 JO p m Young peoples meetmg 7 30 P m Thursday f'rlday.Aug Chu POMEROY POMEROY TAIN IT'V Rev w H Perrin pl!stor Rov Mayer Suudav school supt Church school 9 15 11m • worsh•p service 10 24 a m Youth chO•r rthearsal Mon day 3 lOp m under d1rect•on of Mary Skinner sentor choir ret'! earsal 1 30 p m Thurs<tav Wi th ' Mrs Paul Nease tl lre ctor ~UMEROY THE CHURCH OF NA ZAR ENE - Corner Union and Mulberry Rev Clyde Y Henderso n~ pastor Sunday school 9 30 am Glen McClung sup t mornmo worsh •P 10 30 am even ing serv Ice 7 30 m ld week ser vice. Wednesday 7 30 p m GR:ACE EPISCOf»AL - Rev Haro ld Deeth Church strvlces The rector 10 30 am Ho ly commun•on f1rSI Sunday ot m?nth church school 10 30 am for nursery throuah 12 POMERO Y CHUR CH OF CHR I Sf - Ferrell Granmger pastor B•b le school 9 30 a m worsh •P 10 JO am adult wor ship servrce and voung peopl es meetrng 7 :;w p m Combrned Bi ble stuay and prayer meefrng Wednesday ) 30 p m THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W W1n ng officer In charge Sunday 10 a m Holiness meetmg 10 30 a m Sundav Sc hoo l Young Peop les Leg ron 7 p m Thursday 1 to 3 p m Lad res Hnme League 7 p m Prep cl aSses ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Syc amore Sts Pomeroy fhe Rev Will li!lm M rddleworfh pastor Sunday School 9 JO a m Church servr ces 10 JO a m thtJ Sermonette PROGRESS ur OER DWFICIJLTY In Exodus 14 l-18, we read the story of the Hebrew people, who had Jllst been released from slavery but were facmg complete annihilatton As they escaped Egypt, they found themselves hemmed m, with the sea before them and the m1ghty anrues of Pharoah movmg m behind them In distress, the people cry to Moses, "Because there are no graves m Egypt, hast thou taken us away to die m the wilderness''' A similar cry IS vo1ced by some today, who say, ''Let'sgo back to the gOO<j old days " But Moses answered, "Fear ye not" 1 stand still, and see the salvatloo of the Lord " And having sa1d that, Moses began to pray And then God spoke to lolly to stand praymg when they were bemg pushed mto the sea by Pharaoh's armtes, Without seekmg something about 1t to do Prayer without action, will not likely remove physlcal dtsease t solve the soctal problems of our day. or remove the political and moral eVIls we are plagued w1th today We must learn to go forward as we pray The energetiC person more likely w•ll be tempted to neglect prayer, while the meditative person will likely neglect action But we must have a combmatton of bOth, for progress under diffiCulty often reqUll'es strenuous effort along w1th prayer But very often the success or fatlure of an endeavor IS determmed by the most tr1v1al mstrwnent In this case, God sa1d to Moses, "Lift up thy rod, and stretch out thy hand over the sea, and diVIde tt, and the Children of Israel shall go on dry ground through the rrudst MIDDLEPORT FIA:ST BAPTIST - Corner S1K fh and Palm er lh ~ ReY Steve Skaggs pastor Danny Thompson Sunday sc hoo l supt WMPO rad to program 7 45 am Sun day school 9 15 a m morntng worshrp 10 15 am Yo uth act1vlttes and fettows h•P fo,. JUntO,. and senior hrgh studen t s 6 p m B rble study 7 30 p m M 1d week prayer serv rce Wednesday 7 30 p m CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 M tddteport 5th and Matn George Glue mrntsler James Sheets super intendent Brble :school 9 30 a m mornrng worShiP 10 30 a m even rng worsh lp 7 30 p m prayer serv i ce 7 p m Wed nesdav MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Don Co le pastor Floyd Carso n Su ndav Sc hoo l su pt Sun day sch oo l 9 lO a m m orn ng worShip 10 J O a m Sunday evangeits l rc meet•ng 7 30 p r1'l pray er meetrng Wednesday 7 30 p m GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N Second Ave M i dd l eport Leslev G Holt pa stor Sunday school 10 a m worshtp ser V1ce 11 am worsh rp serv1ce 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday ntght prayer serv1ce 7 30 p tY1 IJ M W l•r!i.t W('-dne>Sdity 7 30 p m WESLEYAN tRac•nel Sv ndily SChOOl 10 a m worshtp 11 a m , B ible study Thursdav 7 p m choir practice Thursct~n 8 p m li!IIOw Shfp supper, fir-sf WeOnescta.,. ~ 6 30 p m U M w rour lh Mondi!IV B p m n t;$(1C.y 1 ]0 GREATIEPrfD -- WorSh l p It am 2nd and ~th St..mdays 1 Church Schoo l 10 a m LETART FALLS - Wor$h lp lOa m Church school . 9a m Bible study J. 30 p rn every r,.•d•v MOR~tNG Sl"AR - Worship 9 30 a m Ctlurch Sc hool 10 30 am Mrd Week Servrc:t Wednesdo~ay 8 p m MOR SE CHAPEL Wor ship 11 11 m 1st lind 3rd Sun day$ Church School 10 om PORTI..:ANO - WorShip 7 30 P m Church School 9 30 " m SUTTON - WorSh ip It ll m 2nd 4nd 4th Sundays Church School 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev A oDert Mte(e Rev Sto~nley Brandum JOP'PA - Worship 10 am Church School 9 a m Pra yer Meettng Wednesday B p m lONG BOTTOM - Ch urch ser..,lces 9 a m Sun d ay School 9 4S a m Bible Study everv Thursday 7 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor Ship 11 a m Church School JO am • ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 am each Sunday prea chmg et ll am each Sunday Prayer meeting 7 .45 p m Wednesda y WSCS 8 p m on fh lrd Tuesday each month REEDSVILLE - Sundav school 9 JO preachrng 7 30 p m Sunday prl!yer meeting 7 30 p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 f rrst Thursday each mQ__nth SILVER: RIDGE - Worship 10 a m Church School 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS Worshtp 9 am Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George Frederick su pt Service weekly 9 30 am on Sunday Preachtng frr st and fhtrd Sun days of month by Cl ifford Smrth 9 30 am HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION - Darrell Doddrrll pastor Sund ay School 9 30 a m L eonard Gilmore f tr St elder even tng serv 1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO - Rac rn e Route 2 The Rev Cha rles Hand pasfor Sun day school 9 A5 a m morn• ng worsh tp 11 am Eventng serv•ces Tuesday and F riday 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE C11URCH OF CHRIST - B1ble Study 9 30 a m mornmg worsh rp, 10 30 am evenrng worsh tp 6 JO p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Boffom Sunday School 10 am w tth Willard P 1gott sup! Evangellsttc message each Sunday evening 7 30 p m by E l der Russell Cl1ne minister of the Apostolic Fa rth Bible Study Wednesday 7 30 pm STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY CHUA:CH - Sunday school ser vi ce 10 am Prayer meehng Thursday 7 p m Sunday even rng servtce 7 p m ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pom ero y Harr sonvrJie Ro ad R rck Mor,.tson pa~tor Sunday sch ool supt Sleven Sti:lnley Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m mornmg worSh •P and comm vnton 10 30 am Sunday evening youth Ch rt stran Endeavor 6 30 p m worsh•P se rv ce Su nday 7 30 p m wednesday even •ng p rayer mee t ng and B t ble study 7 30 p m ST JOHN LUTHERAN Pme Grove the Rev Arthur Combs pastor Sundav school 9 30 a m ch urch serv rc es 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST B1ble School 9 30 am mornrng worshrp 10 30 am Sunday even tng Worsh rp Servrce 7 30 p m chotr practi ce Sunday and Wed nesday 7 p m prayer meettng and Btble Sfudy Wednesday 7 30 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST ~ Rev Freeland Norr is pastor Sunday school 10 a m Church serv1ce 7 p m Wednesday Brble Sludy 7 p m RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m Even1ng Worsh tp 7 JO p m Wednesday M rd Week Serv rce Sunday School Supenntendent Gera ld Wells Pastor Rev Morns M Wolfe RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Waller P Btkacsan pastor Ronnie Salser S S Supf Sun d iiY School 9 lO a m Morn ng Worshrp 10 45 a m Sunday evening worsh i p 7 30 p m Wednesday even mg Btble Study 8 p m DANVILLE WESLEYAN ~ Rev Lelon Glasure pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m youth and IUn tor youth serv tc e evening worshiP 6 4S p m 7 30 p m prayer and pra tse Wednesday 7 30 Q m SILVER RUN FREE BAPTIST ~ Rev Ralph Dean pastor Sunday School 10 a m Evenmg Leon M tl ter supt service 7 30 p m Prayer meeflng Thursday 7 30 p m - -.. r¥• .. Ml . UNION BAPTIST Rev Cecil CoM pas1ot Sundav School $Upt • Joe Sayte sun day school 9 •5 a m $undav even In~ wor$hlp. 1 JO Wtdnuday praver and 8rble s.lu(ly 1 JO p m TUPPERS PLAINS CHRISTIAN C HURCH Euv~ne Underwoo<t P•stor Howard Caldwell Jr , Svndav Sc;hOOI Svp l Sund ay School 9 30 a m Morning Sermon, 10 30 111 n'l Sunaay evenm9 service 1 p m LETART FALlS UNITED BRETHREN ~ Rev Freeland Norr is PI'IIStor Floyd Norr fs svpt Sunday tchOOI 9 30 a m morning urmon 10 30 a m , Prayer service Wednesday / 7 ao p m CHESH IRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY - G P Sm tlh pastor Sundav School 10 a m Arthur Henson Supf Morn ing Worshtp II ~ · m Young Peoples se rv 1ce 7 p m EvenlnQ serv•ce 7 30 p m Wednesday M i d Week Prayer Service 7 30 p m Youth meeting , 6 30 p m Evening worsh lp 1 30 p m CHESTE R CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ,_ Rev Herbert Gra te pastor Wor ship serv1ct' 11 am and 1 30 p m. Sunday Sunday School 9 30 1m Richard Barton supt Prayer meefing Wed nesday 7 30 p m BRADBURY CHURCH OF C HRIST Ctrfford Sm rth m tn Is ler Sun day School 9 30 it m morn ing ch urch 10 30 a m Sunday evenlt)g service 1 30 p m Wednesday service 8 6 OOA - am LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr Roberf Wyaft pastor Su nday School supt Ronald Osborne B1bl e Sc hool 9 30 a m pre achtng 10 45 am Even1n9 servtces 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES Moses, ''Why cryest thou unto BYTERIAN MINISTRY Me• Speak IDlto the Children of OF MEIGS COUNTY Dwrght HYSELL RUN FREE L Zav ltz Pastor D1rector ISrael that they go forward " METHODIST CHURCH HARRISONVILLE There 1s tune for prayer Rev Pau l Nev tl le pastor Sunday Church School 9 30 Su nday Sc hool 9 30 a m a m Mrs Homer Lee SJ,.Ipt and there IS also a time for Mornmg servrce 10 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am action_ The success of any of the sea " youth servtce 6 45 p m MIDDLEPORT Sunday Evangelistic serv• ce 7 30 p m Church School 9 30 a m John enterprise depe..ds largely It appears that the rod of Prayer meetmg Th ur sda y F Fultz SUQt Morning upon the right combmatlon of Moses, m the providence of Worsh•P ~ 10 JO a m 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Mornrng these two duties It seemed like God was an mstrwnent for the Worshrp 9 am Sunday FREEDOM GOSPEL div1dmg of the sea Of course, Church School 10 a m Mrs MISSION - Bald Knobs Rev Sampson Hall Supt L R Gluesencamp pastor we know right well that the rod Roger Wilfred Sr Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF did not m reahty produce the School Supf Sunday School - Phillip Whlf ley pastor Alfred 9 30 am Sunday evenmg result recorded It was done by GOD Sunday schoo l 10 a m worshtp 7 30 Prayer meet.ng worship serv tc e 7 p m the oi!¥Jlpotent arm of Goq, of Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernesf Prayer m eet1ng Wednesday Deeter c lass leader Youth Social Notes which the lifting of the little rod 7 30 p m meet ng Wednesday 7 30 was but the symbol And so 1t 1s p m Ernest Deeter leader MT HERMON CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday School attendance on today, that God often uses the HAZEL COMMUNITY CH R 1ST Robert Shook Aug 4 was 46 The offermg was httle mstruments, the m- CHURCH - Near Long Bot pastor Sunday school 9 30 slgnlflcant thmgs to actom Estll Hart pastor Roy $2227 a m Russell Spencer supt Brown ass rs tant pastor worSh ip servrce 10 45 a m Sunday school 10 a m Church Worship services were held complish HIS purpose • even ing worsh i p alfernatrng He employs the smallest 7 30 p m each Sunday Wtth C E at 7 30 p m on at II o'clock w1th Kernut evenmg prayer meefrng 7 30 Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 30 Walton, lay speaker from gifts of men for the buildmg of p m Thursday p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe HIS Kingdom upon the earth, MIDDLEPORT PEN lay leader Pomeroy U M church, TECOSTAL Th1rd Ave the and thus lends d1gn1ty to our Rev Wtlltam Knittel pastor WHITE'S CHAPEL speaking !rom Matt 6 24-34 on Coolv11te RD Rev Roy Deeter humble gifts In the history of Ronald Dugan Sunday School "Peace of Mind," (due to the pastor Sunday school 9 30 men, God often links the small Supt Classes for ali ages am worshiP serv1ce 10 30 illness of Rev Meece) At- agenc10s With the most tm- evening service 7 30 p m am Btble study and prayer Bible study Wednesday 7 30 lenance was 22, ollermg $17, portant ISsues of our ttme P m youth servtc:es Frtday servt ce Wednesday 7 30 p m RUTLAND 7 30 p m pledges $63 RUTLAND CHURCH OF Therefore we should remmd FREEWILL BAPTIST The Carr School ReiDlion w1ll CHRIST - Rod Kasler pastor Corner Ash and Plum Mrd ourselves, as we face the V H Braley Su nday school dleport Noel Herrman be held m Woode grove here on su pt Sunday school 9 30 am varied problems of our day, pastor Saturday eYenrng SIDlday, Aug II Everyone IS • that difficulties do not service 7 p m Sunday school worsh p s ervtce and co m mun ro n 10 30 am youth 10 am welcome Sunday evening me.e tm g 6 p m Sunda y necessarily tmpede progress worship 7 p m Last_weekend guests of Mr But that prunar1ly, difficulties even ing se rvt ce 7 r egula,. board meet rng th 1rd Sa turda y MEIGS and Mrs W1lher Parker were come to us all, to challenge us 7 p m COOPERATIVE their son, EriC Parker and RUTLAND COMMUNITY PAR ISH to new endeavor, to afford new CHURCH Sunday School THE UNITED family of Aurora, lll , who opporturutles for growth 9 30 3m Worsh rp serv 1ce 11 METHODIST CHURCH slopped by on the1r way back a m Wednesdav prayer Robert T Bumgarner Every age has its problems meetmg 7 30 p m Sunday Dtrec:tor from a tnp to Canada and the and our age has certainly had n rght worSh i p 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER New England States Their Its share, but there IS no RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev CarlE Hicks Clfn"TEI{ ~!lURCH OF THe NAZARENE Rev Rev D Wm Sydenstrtcker son, Eddie Parker of Colum- problem m our community, in GOD Rev James Sat Lloyd D Gr1mm Jr pa stor CHESTER - Worship 9 15 terfleld pastor Sunday School bus, 0 , also spent the weekencl our nation, or m world affairs, a m Church School 10 a m 9 30 11m worsh i p s~rvlce 11 Su nday School 9 JO a m Morn ing worsh rp 10 30 am ENTERPRISE - Worsh•P 9 a m w1th his parents and ac- that cannot he solved, if we are even i ng servrce 7 Young peoples service 6 45 a m Church School 10 a m prayer servi c e and youth companied them to Mrs willing to pray as well as move p m Evangelistic suvtce FLATWOODS - Worsh i p 11 service Wednesdav 7 om Parker's brother, Samuel out m act1on at the command of a m Churc:h School 10 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN 7 30 p m Wednesday eyenmg setvlce 7 30 p m Worship CHURCH - Robert E Musser Michel's weddmg at Lan- God For God is not calllng us 10 POMEROY MASON COUNTY 30 ll m ' Church School 9 15 pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL , & m UMYF 6 30 p m caster, 0 on Saturday am Roy Srgm an svpt to return to "the good old Gt>orge Casto , pastor Sunday SPRINGS - WorShiP morn i ng worsh l p , 10 30 Harold Henderson was days," but He IS calling us to 10 ROCK Sct-,....,1 9 'lO fi!Vfl'ntnn wMc:.tHn a m Church School 9 am Sunday evening serv1ce 7 30 UMYF 6 30 p m 7 30 Thursday ev.enmg pray er returned to hiS home here on "GO FORWARD" M rd week serv• ce Wednesday serv•ce 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT CLUSTt:R 7 30~m Thursday from St Joseph MASON FIRST BAPTIST Rev Robert Bumgarner - Dwight L Zavitz, PastorSYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second and Pomeroy Sts Stan Hospital where he had un- Director, United Presbyterian HEAl'H Worship 10 30 THE NAZARENE Rev Craig pastor Sunday school a m Church School 9 30 a m Lawrence Black pas tor Bob 9 dergone surgery on Monday Ministry In Me~gs County 45 8 m worship serv ice 11 UMYF7jlm Moore Sunday School Supt tra i n ing un i on 6 30 Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz RUTLAND - WorshiP 9 15 SUnday Sc hool classes tor all a m p m even lng worsh lp serv 1ce , a m Church School 10 1 m ages 9 30 am morn i ng spent Sunday w1th their son, '! 30 p m Mrd week prayer UMYF 7 p m worsh ip 10 45 NVPS SundBy serv i ce Wednesde~y , 7 30 p rtr Mr and Mrs Gerald Swartz SALEM CENTER - Wor 6 30 p m evangelisti c serv 1ce M~:tSON CHURCH OF ship 9 am Church School 10 s unday 1 30 p m Mrd week and family at Marietta, 0 CHRIST P 0 BOX487 M i ller am UMYF Thursday 7 p m pray er meeting Wednesday St 1 Mason W Va Sunday Debbie, who had spent the Carr recently have been Mr SYRACUSE CLUSTER 7 3D p m Mtsslonary meet•ng Bi ble Study 10 1m Worsh i p Rev Richard E Jarvis and Mrs Albert Goeglem, of second Wednesday 7 lO p m w"eek with her grandparents 11 am and 7 p m Bible Study ASBURY WorShip 11 UNITED FAtl"H NON Wedn es day 7 p m Vocal here, returned to her home Flatwoods, Mr and Mrs a m Church School 9 50 a m DENOMINATIONAl Rev music WSCS 1st Tuesday Dams, Pomeroy R D Under with them FIRST SOUTHERN BAP FOREST flU~ - Worst.rp 9 Robert Smith PUtor Sunoay sct1oo1 , 9 30 a m class leader T1111111y and Julia Robinson and GeneVIeve Guthm, local a m Church School 10 a m TIST - Corner of Second and Leo Hill Worsh i p serYice Anderson , Muon Pastor Fnends and relatives here wscs , 3rd Wtdnesday 1 30 10 of Belpre spent last week w1th 30 a m , ChUrch 7 30 n m pm Walter Cloud Sunday school, their grandmoth~r. Nina have learned that Harry 9 45 a m worship service 11 MINERSVILLE - Worsh i p EDEN UNITED BRET~ 10 a m Church School 9 a m fi!EN IN CHRIST - Elden R a m and 7 3D p m Weekly Roblnaon and aunt, Clara Swartz IS m Holzer Hospital WSCS Bi ble study Wednesday 1 30 , 3rd Monday, 7 30 p m Btak~t PU1or Sunday Sc hool Follrod, and Debbie Swartz of Sandra Massar IS 10 Camden10 a m Howard M cCoy, pm SYRACUSE Church MASON ASSEMBLY OF supt Mornmg sermon 11 a Clark School 9 lO a m worsh i p Marietta, also spent a few days GOD - Second St Meaon W servl~ 7 30 p m m Sunday n ight servr ces Mr and Mrs Arthur with them Va Chf;llter Tennent putor Christian Endeaver 7 30 p 50\JTHERN CLUSTER Sunda-v school 10 a m m Song serv1ce 8 p m Atherton v1slted Mr and Mrs Rev Steven Wilson Coon! Woode returned to Prt1!!1 Chln9 8 30 p m Mid morning worsh tr, 11 am R~tv Lury PoUng Winnie Barnhill of Carthage her home at Circleville, 0. last evangelllflc serv ce 7 30 p m week Praver meeting Wed Rev How•rd ShiVeley Blble study and prayer service nesday 7 p m Ray Adams BETHANY t Doru11 Wednetlday after spending Gap, Sunday afternoon lay leader Wednesday 7 30 p m Phone Worship, 9 3D a m Church The Albert YoiDlg family School tO JO am 773 S133 avera! days With her grandCHURCH OF JESUS HARTFORD CHURCH OF CARMEL Worsh ip 11 rewuon was held m the Woode parenra, Mr and Mrs Charles CHRIST - Located at Rutlan1 CHR 1ST In Christian Union • m lit end Jrd Sundays on New Llma Road, next to D Woade and uncle and aunt, grove here S"!'day, Aug 4 The Rey William Campbell Church Scl'lool 10 a m Forelf Acre Park ( Rev Ray pastor Sunday School 9 30 Mr llld Mrs Wi!Uam Carr, Rouse , pastor Robert Musser, 4 m , James Hughes supt APPLI! GROVE Sundov 1upt Sunday Sund.ay School Pemi llld Vlcld evening service , 7 30 p m S.Chool 9 30 a m , worship school 10 30 a m worship Wednesday even1ng prayer rtrst ana th ird Sunday 1 JO Mr ..d Mrs Oiarles D 7 30 p m Bi ble study , Wed meeting 7 lO p m Youth p m prayer meeting Wed netde y 7 30 p m Saturday WOQde attended the Hayesprayer service •ach Tuesday . Heavy L1ds nesdev 730pm Fettowsh•P nJgM prayer service 1 30 p m FAIRV18W IIlLI! If mascara seems too th1ck supper first Satutday 6 p m YOIIII llOih family reunion at HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH , Lettrr W Va Rt , U M W second Tutsday 7 30 CHRISTIAN Roger Watson , lilt lllllday School grounds m after appl1cat1on, wash the pm 1 Rev George Hoscnar , pastor Ray Whlllty supt Plltor Sund•y School 9 30 Bedford township, Sunday, applicator brush shake 1t dry Morning worsh ip 9 30 a m , 111m Prayer and Bible st1,1dy and 'comb ' out lashes Be EAST LETART StJnday church school 10 30 a m Alii •. 1 30 p m Coftage Prayer 9 30 111m worsh i p School sure to wash brush after each voung people 's meeting 6 30 Servtce Tuesday 10 a rn second and fourth sunday 7 JO P m ~ lhaie callln~ on Iris use evtnlng worship 7 30 Wor.hlp Servlc• Thursday , 1:t m praye-r meet i ng , Wed I I ' 1 30 p m ~ LIBRA CSopl 2300cl 2)t a 10 9 00 - Movies 'Li mbo ' 3 15 One Da).' Before Tomorr(tw Omar Khayyam lO, Masterpiece Theatre JJ 10 9 30 - Torno 6, 13 10 00 - News 20 Video Vislonanes Jl 4 10 30 - PGA Championship 6 13 Ohio Thl$ Week 20 Dav AI Night 33 II 00 - News 3 • 6 8, 10 13 15 , Av iation Weather 20 Janak I 33 11 30 - Johnny Carson 3, 4 lS-I-Mission Impossible 6 N.ovles Dracula Has Risen from the Grave' 8 It came from Ben eath the Sea ' 10 Untouc:hables 13 12 30 - Don Kirshner s Rock Concert 6 Wide World Speci~l 13 1 00 - M idni ght Special 3 4 Take Five for Ufe 15 Mov1e Atragor'l ' 10 2 00 - News 13 12 30 - Movie Where Love Has Gone 4 5 00 - Movie The Counterfeit Traitor 4 SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 1974 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13 Chnstopher Closeu p 10 TV Classroom 8 7 00-Fun for Everyone6 Treehouse Clu b 8 In Touch 13 Fa ith tor Today 10 International Zone A 7 30-Sesame St 20 Saturdays Report 3 Osmonds 13 Farm FrOfl t .4 Speedr acer 6 Speed Buggy 8 Treehouse Club 10 8 OG-Jake's Place 6 l1dsvllle 3 4 IS Bugs Bunny 13 Ha ir Bear Bunch 8. Lassie 10 ,a 30 - Yogi ' s Gang 13 M ister Rogers 20 Addams Family 3 A 15 Sabr ma 8 Popeye 10 Edward Saunders 6 9 OG-Emergency Plus 3 4 15 Super Friends 6 13 Mov te 8 10 Sesame St 20 9 30- lnch H igh Private EyeJ A 15 10 OQ-Eiec Co 20 Lassie 's Rescue Rangers 6 13 My Favorite Mart ian 8 10 Sigmund - The Sea Monsters 3 4 15 10 30 - Goober and The Ghost Cha se rs 6 13 Pink Panthers 3 4 15 Zoom 20 Jeann ie 8r 10 11 Brady K ids 6 13 Abbott & Costel lo 8 Sesame St 20 Speed Buggy 10 Star Trek 3 4, 15 11 30 - Josle & The Pussycats 1n Outer Space 8 10 Butch Cassidy 3 4 15 M ission Magic 6 13 12 DO-Eiec Co 20 Jetsans 3 4 15 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8 10 N\ovte Nanny and th e Professor and the Phantom of the C1rcus ' 6 13 Sunday Romanr 8 1-13 Monday Romans 8 18-25 T!u:rday I Peter Somethtng wonderful happened yesterday T was walkmg tn Grandma's garden, fceltng a great sadness 4 I 2- 19 that she . .would never a gam walk th ere with me Her favonte fl ower, the creamy-blossomed y u cc a stood o ul deltcately agamst the blue sky, brea ktng my heart woth 1ts loveliness A yellow bee SCORPIO (Oct 2•-No• 22t Your Us. trembled over 1t a moment, the n settled on a pearly petal Bnghthued blossoms waved m the gentle breeze, pond npples sparkled m the sun, and for one golden mstant I felt her presence A prayer Thurrday John 4 10- 19 she'd taught me years ago ca me to my hps "Grant me, God, eyes of the Spmt to see m the beauty of Your world, reflectiOns of mfimty" l thought of how clearly Gra ndma had seen God's goodness Her love of God and devotiOn to Hts Church had shone m everythmg she sa1d and d1d Because of her dcvot1on I too fel t God s love all about me [ kn ew th en a nd there that J would never be lonely aga1n wtth the Church to sustam and gmde me 700 E Ma1n Dla l992 2101 2 30 - Arthur Sm,th 8 3 00 - Dusty s Tra1l 13 NFL Championship Games 6 Mov1e The Incredible Mr L1mpet ' 8 2 10 - Baseball 4 2 15 - Baseball 3 15 3 30 - Wide World of Sports 6 13 Movie Cru1srn Down the River" 10 4 00 - The Naturalists 33 4 30 - Sewing Sk1lls TaiiOrmg 33 A 45 - Scoreboard 4 5 00 - Petticoat Junct1on J Wrestling 8 Sale of the Century 4 Fest1val of Family Class1cs 10 Let's Grow a Garden 33 Champ1onsh1p F•shmg 10 World Surv1vai 4 1 New Dating Game 3 6 00 - l11ias, Yoga and You 33 News 8 News 3 4 In the Know S 30 - Pomeroy 10 A Look at lhe Book 15 30 - News 3 4 15, Zoom 33 Beverly Hillbillies 8 News 6 6 Reasoner Report 13 Mov1e Fearless Fagan 10 Hee Haw 6 8 Catch 33 33 Lawrence Weik 4 l3 15 7 00 - -· Bakers of Good Bread Hunt1ngton W Va '- WIN AT BRIDGE Student spoils 'Be Kind Week' RACINE FOOD MARKET INGLES ASHLAND SERVICE The Storew1th A Heart Phone 949 3342 Rac1ne M<ddleport Bu1ck Pontra c Ope! G M C Dealer Ph 992 2174 SOOE Ma 1nSt M<ddleport Ohio • ... t05 N 2nd ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Ph 949 9591 Racme • Beauty Pageant 6 Great Amerlcaf) Dream Machme 33 Bob Newhart 8 10 Movte Blood and Sand 33 Movin On 3 A 15 Movte, 10 00 - Barnaby Jones8 Owen Marshall6 13 On ' 3 A, 15 Movie "Blood ond Sond" 33 11 OO - News3 4, 810 ABCNews13 MidntghtSpeclall5 Race of the Month 6 11 15- News 13 11 30 - Movies ' I d Rather Be Rich" 3 "The Caper of the Golden Bulls' 4 Scream of Fear lr Days of Wme and Roses' a The Chnstmas Tree 10 The Raven 13 I 00 - Speakeasy6 Movie, P1llow:of Deafh" 13 1 15 - Movte P1cture Mommy Dead 4 3 00 - f1Aov1e Captain Carey USA A 4 45 - Mov1e, " Indian Agent" 4 S FOW'some's meeting place I Impostor 7 Bounding galt 8 Oklahoma Yetlenlay'a Alllwer city as 2t Non..nse• 34 Cltec;ll; combatanta I Sunday talk (2 wdo ) U Wise ahout halt (abbr ) 15 Indian :14 Put away, 35 "Bury My 10 On a cymbals as cargo Heart at "Street wiMmg 25 SmaU Wounded - " 10 Pans whirlpool 31 Word wllh streak 14 Unsubstantial 27 Fonn of hor'"' 17 Cautton IJRtm 17 How John and hand 2% Mexican funny• 31 Jewish 37 Greek clan 18 ~lgenan month division Inn 25 AlleVIate city 32 Dolly 38 Household of "Hello figure %6 Where Mt 19 He was "Shane" Dolly" 39 Oolong to he 20 Key 33 Concerning or tala caught 21 Equal aircraft 40 Moisten ( 3 wds ) 28 Portico 7'""r.~~~ 29 Carpenter's need 30 "- Blue the Night" 31 Undersi2ed 32 Netherland! 22-Jon (Ooc 19J Keep soe~al relationships purely socral Getting Involved w1lh a lrlend f'K)w 1n a bus•ness Situation poses a potential problem AQUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb 19) Th1s Is not a good 11me to bnng new partners •nto the act where your flnancfal rnlerests are concerned (Fob 20-Morch 20t PISC~S The early part of the day will go qwte smoolhlv Towa rd evenmg someone who s very bossy w1Jf make demands of vou YIROO (Aug 23-Sepl 22) Friends who are dealing w1th you In an open and trank man ner Will nol apprecia te the fact you are wllhho idrng mlorme lion !rom them Aug 10, 1974 Important •nterests w111 be ad do you tike bending down to kiSS your husband" I thmk we've heard all the corny jokes, but tbey don't bother us My husband may be short but he is taller than many sixfooters I know, and I'd rather be married to hun than two John Waynes rolled mto one If this I!U'llikes you, Shorty, u she obvtously does, hang tn there and stop worrymg Height doesn't make a man 1 But the way, my guy and I are expecting our first baby this month He even gets kidded about that "Hey, Joe, didn't know you had it m you'" --JAMIE nver 33 Floatmg zoo 36 Intervene (2 wda ) 41 Overhead 42 Ghostly 43 Send back 44 ExpiBie DOWN I Engrossed 2 Tequila Jl&~~@ IIMJ ..,,_IIJ .-J , _ l >y IH NIH AIII\IIH ll · ••H I IHlll l ff Unscramble these four Jumbles. ea~h square, I LEWH to ·-- - ' ~~:~.···~·""... I I I I chaser ' I ASTEE DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work 1t: AXYDLBAAXR It LONGFELLOW on, THE I<IND OF MUSIC. A MUSICIAN I [ HAS 10 FACE t I II J Now arranre the circled ldten to form the 1urprlae answer. u '=='==i~;:;~~~~~~~;·•~r~r~•:•te~d -=~-!_,___jl by the above c.n,oon. Ll-,--.:::Pril :..=llti:.=:!SMISI::.:_=.c_ [I I I I J (A-wen Ju•nbl""• BOGUS A.n.1u~r letter s1mply t~tands for used for the lhree L's, apostrophes. ;:."1 X another In this sample A i1 for the two 0'•, etc: Sin&le letten, the length and fonnallon of the words hints Each day the code letters are d1fl'erent are all CRYPTOQUOTES CHEL/N 6 00 - Peyton Place partner 4 Wholly DUCAT OUTFIT ID IGLBH TDDM MS~A TJNARBFA tomorrow~ STOOGE JNMSDJ BFPD H GA HFD GLJ GA G LJ RADDV JGGVDPDBM Yesterday'sCryptoquote: NOMANCANBE A PATRIOT ON AN EMPTY STOMACH -WILLIAM BRANN' - When enlerlamrng lhem gou mrghl he OPDrelle,ttwe- DOUBTS • EAST NoPE- !>OUD lf QTH~R HOI'IE5-T Hj:lf'40 WO~k t WOI'I T CHEAT THE +6 3 ... KB7 PUBl iC + J 84 ... AJ42 Both v ulner able Ph 992 2550 Middleport Baker s of Gay 90 s Bread Middl eport Ph I- West North East South 3. Pass Pass 4. ' 2+ Pass Pass Openmg l ead- K t• 'GASOLINE AILEY CAPTAIN EASY + Sltm has the dorect1ons 992 3030 & S.E-ING IJ~Ot<e I HUNTED UP SHAD'S' NEPHEW AND OFFERED Whoch wa4 do turn here, Slom I-11M 50 PER CENT IF HED FI~AtJ CE MY 1NVE5TIGATIO~ OF DADDY5o GOL.O C!. AIM James Jacoby THE WALL. ':STRES'T MAt.JHATTA~ 15oA.'-II<. HHP~D AND FI'-!Al-1-V A MI!IJIN6 COMPANY &iP' 1150 000 FOR THE CL.AIM' 'How was I to know?" MARK V STORE asked the student "The club ' play was a M i ddleport Oh1o Ph 992 2178 pure gue ss, wasn 't SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY I,. I ' '" [. @JJ~ Me1gs Coun ty Branch THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Ph 992 3863 '" TWO LOCAT IONS 59 N Second St M<ddleport 0 46 Cou rt St Gall lpolos, 0 808 W Main • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Ph 992 5271 Pomeroy Nat ionwi de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Spring Ave Pomeroy " Dlal992 2318 WAID CROSS SONS STORE POWELL'S SUPER VALU Grocerle\ & General Merchandise Raci ne Ph 949 The F ri endly Folk s Pom eroy Ohio sm I .'" '" '" I• ' • . • ' KINGSBURY HOME SALES & SERVICE, INC. The Finest In Mobile Homes Main Pomeroy Ph 992 THE DAILY SENTINEL .,'" Devoted to Me igs Mason Area Pomeroy 0 7034 West had led three rounds of diamonds The th~ra lead was ruffed m d<immy East THE BORN WSER cou ld not overrulf so the stu dent had played ace and one trump West took h1s kmg and led a third trump Dummy won A low club was led and the Ja k fmessed Du my s ace and kmg of hea rts ere cashed to allow one I , GENE'S BODY SHOP embarrassed me r1ght m the m1ddle of the J acobys' bekmd -to declarers week " " We F11! All Doctors Presc;:r1pt1ons Pomeroy 1ephed the professo r "You have really "' 992 2955 Pomeroy 'Not at all, • Chester Oh1o clu d1 sca rd and WINNIE' TELL ME HOIV'B MR KONID'B VILlA> fhe bidd ing WeRt North East 2• ~• ' 2. Pass Pass Pass Pu ss Pu s.-;; 0 K&C JEWELERS Keepsake Diamond Rings Pomeroy RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE Ph 992 3785 Middleport Ohio . TUPPERS PlAINS HARDWARE Palril Plumbing & Eledrlcal Supplle• Tupper$ Plolns Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL Building Supplies a. Custom Millwork Ph 992-397! ' • DAVID I . J&B AUTO BODY TH E ROYAL SUITE. OF N1'F.IH IU.'i,. ASSN PER~A PS THESE NEW SURROUNDINGS - WILL BANISH Jim Holcomb, OWner . Ruttond . Solem St Rutloncl Ph 742-395: QliCI<eRI~ I --- ENTIRE SUITE IN RITZ·SNARLTON THAT- SI{tJO{JtR. SUBJECT FROM MY MIND - DEMOUSHED COURSE!/ Doctors are no w franh c· ally attempt.ng to ex'ract. handful by handful the 1 contents of an entue feather mattress from the managers throatallegedly s tuffed onto hom by an enraged luu~ 6• t1t 1~f. u ,...,..., 9 bt:>en c:=:::===:::::---- / MISTER AN'MIZ LEDBETTER WUZ FtGHTIN' LIKE ? CAlS AN' HOW DID IT'--.._--- COME OUT, LOWEEtl/ +har. , .,.. cch 1I ~ OO&S THIS MORNIN' .AQU4 •AQ6S4 +AK.2 Whal do you do now? A.-Jual bid alx spade• Your partner It aug,se1llng ~even but " CARPENTER'S MARKET ( / ALLEY OOP You, south hold I• -.r-- AtJD ~AP 1llt:.: f'IC.WR£; , fP..A0'-/5 I Ease could not hold the unguard ed kmg and the queen was the nght play ' ••• "'-· BEST ESPECIALLY AFTER WHAT YOU DID FOR ME AND 'SiOP card wa5 una cco unted for -. 15 HE:S RICH I GooD LOOK NG-1 KIND ALIAO~;T 1 )(XJ DESERVE THE th e l1me of dec1 1on had art 1ved If East d the unguarueo Ktng of ubs a low club was the 11ght play If West held the 10 and Ea~t king small lhe queen play would bump the 10 The s tudent took some t1me led a small club and was 'one down Actually he had made a hopeless play West had shown up w1th three spades two hearts s1x dia monds and one club Only one ! N~ WSI AI'~ It ~ Bur '!HEN EVE!?YTHING ABoUT GI?EGORY K0N105 • Ph 7A2 5293 City I One kmd ol flood 11 Nimble 1Z Broncobusting show JJ Separated, ll?' GAUL'S MARKET St Rt 124 present llnos thlr'H;js w1U work out as you hope Trouble comes 11 yOtJ lry to move ahead too last 3 Coo's • AQJ083 • to ' - mE Main Sl 1 Morocan I NAJLETJ! 9 00 - Mary Tyler lkore 8 10 • 4 . QJ9754 + AKQL072 By Oswald Lout s W Osborne 220E Ma 1n Pomeroy llOOE (July 23-Aug 22t JuS! ACROSS Dac: 21) II you proceed along SOUTII <DI BETSY ROSS BAKERY SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 296 w. Second L~O to make your presence l ett you II want to make some un w1se changes rn somelhlng that your assoc1attts have gomg 1n lhe right direclt on I ... Q963 WEST • K 52 .8 3 ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. 337 You re lucky today II you can keap your attention l ocvsed on pract1ca1 goats Howelfer you re apt lo put OUI only a hm1ted enort CANC~R (June 21 - Jul~ 22) Do lots more lhlnktng Detore makrng a large ,Purchase or assuming 11ny new fmanc1a1 obl1gat10ns by THOMAS JOSIPH SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23- 8 30 - MASH8, 10 Mov1e, Houston,WeveGotaProblem ' 13 • AK6 . '' SMITH NELSON MOTORS Thrillseekers 3 7 30 - Bobby Goldsboro3 Course of Our Times 33 a 00 - All In the Fam1ly B 10 Partndge Fam1ly 6 13 Book Beat 33, Mov1e N1ght Games" J, 4, 15 9 30 - ~~ tortunalely you II IQOOre lhem tor a llazardou!ii course CAPRICORN .. + 9S M&R SHOPPING CENTER IGA FOODLINER '' 9 • J9 76 ' Ph 992 2366 GOEGLEIN READY MIX Dtal 992 32a4 NOR1H Minor Repa1rs & Tune up Beech & Locu st M1dd!eport GEMINI (Moy 21-June 20t form four ordmary word s Romans 4 18-25 . Dear Helen W<'re very close next-door nelghhors Our kl<ls get along great, the two h11Sbando are best friends, and we w1ves have shared morning coffee for more than five years Both men are wonderful providers, but my husband has always had affa irs with women Since he'd never leave me, I accept them Another neighbor told me she saw my husband sneaking into this woman's side door when her husband was off working his swmg shift After this happened several times (my husband told me he was at meetings), J asked my friend pomtblank, over coffee ,>and she didn't deny 1t I wish I'd just pretended Mt to know as I don't want to break up the men's frlendshlpo or separate the kid! But how do I act when my husband aod his girlfriend know I know • And how do you treat a close neighbor who lshavmg an aff811' With your husband&- NOT A WAVEMAKER Dear Not To Ipecac 10 her momlg coffee, perhaps ' Seriously, I'd warn Loverboy and his Great and Good Neighbor that 1t's almost showdown time, what With several people threatemng to reveal the affa1r to the cuckolded husband If that doesn't cool it, well, Isn't 1t time you made waves, not peace' -H Dear Helen Responding to "Shorty" who wonders if he dare marry a taller girl, I've been mamed almost three years to a man who is not QUite Sleet 2 I'm 5feet 5 I'm 20, he's 24 Joe has gotten kidded all hiS life I get teased too, hke "How Saturday HEINERS BAKERY How C..zy Can Yoot Get? one letter to A Bot Wllh Knot 33 PGA Champlonsh•p 6 13 TBA 15 MEIGS TIRE CENTER ARIES (Moren 21 -Aprtl 18t Somethmg you re Invol ved 1n appears to be a barga1n In OOil: sense yet It could be costly rn a way you haven 1 considered TAURUS (April 20 - Mo~ 20t II you would lreat a cartalr1 rl'lf)tnbar of your tam•IY w1th lhe same cons1derallon you show fnends you wouldn t get the stal1c you ve been recelv1ng H Soul Tram 6 V1ewpomt 8 Baseball Pre Game Show J IS Women s Pro T en n1s 13 Dugout Dope 4 M ovi e Three Young Te xans 10 ' •• 2 00 - 1 OG-Chlldren s Film Festival 8 10 Man from UN CLE 4 Amencan Bandstand 6 lJ Banana Sphts 3 TBA IS W1th the hope tt w1ll. 1n some measure, foster and help sustaon that wh1ch IS good m fam1ly and commun1ty l1fe, thos featur e IS s ponsored by the bus mess ftrms and organ1zatoons whose names appear bel ow ForS•Iurde , Aug 10, 1874 1 30- TBA IS Bealles 3 12 30 - Fat Albert 8 10 Go 3 4 15 Frrday Hosea 6 3-6 By Helen Hottel lea:st exp&et 10 do ao will prove SUI'J)nsmgly helpful - . ~.'61:tft' A common sense and pasl e11penence w1111e11 you how to handle an amoyng 1ssue Uo Dear Helen Was it m your column long ago that I read about a shoe exchange for people who need Just one shoe, such as amputees, or people who have foot problems? Because of a birth defect, my left foot and leg are smaller than the r1ght I must buy two pllll's of shoes each ttme and could giVe the odd ones to the exchange if I had the address. Could you print it? -SMALL FOOT DearS F "Helen's Shoe Service,' Rt 4, Red Wmg, Minnesota, 55066, IS operated by Helen Langhans, who says her Mnproflt busmess IS to "locate your sole mate and it's rewarding m every way except fmanclaliy " Send her a stamped, self-addressed envelope (no shoes please'), hstmg your preferences or what you have to offer others You will be notified when she finds a "match" for you - oo- Wedneulay Galatwnr 2 I 5-2 I vaoced trns year lf'l rt rather un· usual mamer Sources you d Voy re fortunate today m Job or career ~elated matiEtrs Thmgs wont be aU roses where your soc•afJO(eresls are concerned News 3 8, 10. 113 1$ Sesame St 20. News 4 6 1 Gre(tt Dream Ntachlne- 33 Hunt 10, To Tell the Truth 6, Concentration I , Bear The Clock 13 , You ONe It To Yourselt 101 J!!anne Wolf With 33 I DO - Wa !ihlngton Review 70 33 Sanford & Son 3 " IS Six Million Oollor Man 6 13 NFL Footboll 10 Your Hit Pi!!trade 10 8 30 - Brian KelthJ 4 1S Wall Street Week 70 Jl Good Ttmes I Blbl' study W•dntsday , 1§@-Hd:tHdp~ Clock 4, Avl•llon Weoll,.r 33 Wild t<.l"'ldom 13, 1 Spy 15, ttloctrlc Company 20. Bowll"'l tor Dollor• 6 1 30 - PMter Wagoner 3 HollywOOd Squares • . ~ew Treasure 1 Pm "'• ,., .. ·~P.I 1 00 - Truth or Con$ 3, News 10, What's My Linea Beat The LAUREL C LIFF FREE METHODIST - Rev Rot?efa E Buckley pastor Lloy Wrrghl Sunday school sup t Su nday school 9 30 a m mornmg worsrrrp 10 30 am evening worshtp 7 30 p m Wednesday Chr1SI1an Youth Crusade 6 30 p m Cho •r pra c t•ce Thur sday 7 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler pastor Worsh rp se rvr ce 9 30 am Sunday Sunday school 10 30 a m B1bl e st udy an d prayer se rv• ce 7 JO p m Thu rsday Kingsbury Road SUnday Sc hool 9 30 am Ralph Carl s.u pt WorSh •P serv rc e 10 30 a m i:lnd 7 30 p m allernafely Prayer meetmg Wednesday 7 30 p m Re v Jay Stiles pastor OLO DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs Worley Fran crs Sunday school supt Sun day school 10 '•u.uJ' 6 380ewJh:,l'll;'d - N,_~C 6New• 3 • 15, CBS News s, 10 Room 2n 13, Pm REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Ractne Road William Roush pastor Denny Evans Sunday Sc hool D1recto r Sunday School 9 30 a m Morntng worsh rp 10 30 a m Su nday even1ng serv1ce 7 Wednesday even tng p m praver servtces 7 30 p m ..,. ..... ..,., •...,. • • merlcan I DEXTER CHU'R:CH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr mmtster Norman C W rit su pt Sun day sc hool 9 30 am worsh tp serv 1ce 10 30 am Brble study Tu esday 7 30 p m ~ Tele~~!~G~1"~og ' JO p m ' ••"'' remember that hi s rlrst twu bld1 were rather wtak TODAl"8 QUESTION You hold the Nme hand Your 1)8 tlner npens onu cftlb Whlll do .. you '""f"'ndl l I I �1-- TbeO..iJy SenUnei,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug, 9,1974 Employment Wanted. Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! OFFICE htlp needed l m mediately . some typing , good telephone voice . tte• l ble hours . Pf'lone 99'1 100 . 8-9-3tc BI...AC K and ten dog on Spe-ncer wE HAVE all vour upholsterv needs, Burlap , • denim ·. Rd . l weeki "'90 . Reward , If cambric, foam glue . rlppers . found . Phone 522 -0139 . tack ing strip . 'prlngs and • '1 6tp clips . chipboard, button twine , sewing thread . legs, upholstery book!L dacron . ------------Notice John Bogard . 77]0 . -------------PIANO TUNING . Call Charles Scott , 992 -3718 . B·8-5tp KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS : For a good line of Cosmetics , fr i endly 'ervlce and someone to ch&t with give me a call. H elen Jane Brown , 99 2-5113 . J-19-Hc ---....-----------R0 VA SALE , at 1258 Powell St .• Middleport . Crafts . furniture . potted plants . old bottles and misc . Friday and Saturday , Aug . 9and 10, from 9to <fp . m . •• · 8-8-2tc z A TO MART , used furnlturl..1 MEIGS SENIORS! ! T ime is appliances and misc . Rt . ]3, running out . Call Grover 's Hartford , W . Va . Stud io at 992 -2475 to make . 7 -26-tfc your appointment for Senior Portra it-s taken , Aug . 20 th ro.u!}l'l Aug . 2<f . Or drop in at PIANO teacher now accepting studen ts, have college degree our booth at the County Fa i r . and experience. Ph one Mrs . Grover 's Stud io In Midd l eport connie Haddad Frecker , 985will be closed dur ing the fair . 3827 . 8-8·8tc 8-4-6tc ---- -----~----YARD SALE , Fr i day and · Saturday. Lark i ns St.. Rutland , Oh i o . Antiques , dishes , oil lamps, lant ern s, men 's. overal ls ,- 52 .00 pair , crock Iars , quarts . Min i refrigerator . Edna Mart in, Rutland , Ohio . GROVER ' S Stud io w itt be closed for employees' vaca1ion Ju ly 29 throu gh Aug . 5. Open Aug . 6 through Aug . 10 . Closed Aug . 13 through Aug . 11 for Me igs County Fair . Visit our booth In the commercial bu i ld ing . 7-26 -18tc ' I Flea Market Special s . S5 inside. S3 outside . Spr i ng A\le ., Pomeroy , Ohio . Colle ct ors , dealers, etc . Every Sat. and su nday , · 8-7-tfc ------------- SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Call Collett t-592-5544 Athens, Ohio .SliREO · Athens, Ohio We close' each Friday at noon for balance of week. ·- BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fur nished epartmenf, carpeted. all ele c tr j c includes washer and (:fryer In downtown M i ddleport over Slim N' Trim . ~hone 992 -5320 or 992~ 7~89 . Middleport . For Informat ion , ca lt 992 -2550 or 742 -6551. 7-3-tfc --------------TRAILER, Brown ' s Trailer Court , Pomeroy . Phone 992 3324 . 7-18 -tfc WILL do babysrttrng rn my home · n i ghts. Reasonable rates . Call 992 -747.4 . 8·6·6tc MIDDLE AGED lady to live in or Come in and work 4 hours per ' day. Light housework. Phone 992 · 3~42 . -----------=----· Main st ., Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -5786 or 992 -3975 . 6-12-ffc adults on l y in Middleport . Phone 992 -3874 . . 5· 12-tfc TWIN NEEDLE SEWING MACHINES 1974 Model· i n walnut stand . All features bu i lt -in t o make fan cy designs and do stretch sewing . A Iso buttonholes , blind hems. etc. 543 .35 cash or terms available . Phone 992-2653 . • ....__ 8-6-tfc POMEROY - l 'storY frame, 3 B. R., ba th , some carpeti ng and paneling, lovely large lot, basement, all in ex . ceiiEmt con d ition . $10,000 . ____________ MIDDLEPORT Nice 3 B. R. home, 1 sto r y· frame . bath, utilit y room, dining . Sr.,~per 8-7-tfc -------------3 AND ROOM furn ished and 4 unfurn i shed apar t ments . Phone 992-5434. _ _ __,!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -4 -12-tfc PRIVATE meeting room for any organ i zatlon; phone 992 · 3975 . 3-11-tfc WANTED -------------IRISH Cobbler potatoes . Jus t off S.t . Rt . 124 on Co . Rd . 35 · Rac i ne . Portland Road . Dale R . Proffitt , ..:_. 8-6-5tp _____________ FOAM to fill your old couch and chair cushions as low as 510.95, llPho1stery okk.s . on ly 50c, 4 inch covered foam maHresses for standard s ize bed , 529 .95 . Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . Main St .. Pomeroy , Ohio. · Phone 992 7554 . 7-24 ·26tc . 4 PHONE 992·2156 . POMEROY, 0. COUNTRY Mobil& Home Pal'k , Rt. 33, ten miles. north of Pomeroy . Large l?ts ~ l th concrete patlos , Sidewalks , runners and off street parking . Al!lo, spaces for sma ll trailers . Phone 992· 7479 . 7·21 -tfc -------------- , GREY MANOR APART· MENTS FOR RENT 1t1 North Fourth Avenue Middloport, Ohio 1-2 bedroom furnished apt. Wanted To Buy OLD player !) iano rolls . Call 742 -5625 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8-9· _ 6tc JUNK Autos complete and del ivered to our ya.r d . We pick up auto bodies and buy all ki nds Of scrap metals · and iron. Rider 's Sa lvage, State Rt . 12-4, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -S-469: . 7-31 -26tp in nice area . 1- Efflcleney opt. prefer single mtle, · utll11in Pilot!• 992·3163 beforo 3:PQ p.m •• after 6: 00 p.m. 5844. (ASH FOR JUNK CARS · complete . Frye-'s Truck and Auto P•rn, Rutland, Onlo . 24 --------------- 7-26 ·26tc $5 for junk automobiles . we w i ll pl.ck up . R i verside Auto Wre-ck i ng , Phone UO.c) 773 - 5.190. ---~ ----~---------- 5 baths, 6 acre Don't forget the roof of your home. Have a beautiful new rocif installed by AII -Weathet:'' Roofing Co . All that is needed for a free estimate is a phone call. Please Phone: 5575 . Ca ll 992 -7211 Wt l n~er tub . C•ll 1- First floor 8-8-3tc- bedrooms eompl.toly fur - nlshtcl on M8in St., Pomeroy wllll nleo front & '""'"and batkYirds, Wllhlrs 1nd ---------------'- w. HOU SE lo~ated in Mason , Va . 11112 rooms , 2 baths , can be seen by appo intment only . Se nd replies to Box 586, Mason , W . va . $14 ,000 . 8-7-4tc -------------'' APP-RO X•;- 49 8cres on Bailey Run Road , one mile f.rom crossroads , not too ·far from the Salem Center Min e. Good road frontage , some timber . The Bailey Farm, contact Mrs . Paul Bailey . 8-6-6tp - ---'-----.------- 3 lot s each , 50x100, 112 State Street , Pomeroy . Phone 992 73 11 . 8·8-5tc --------------- dryera on IM'•mlltl, 1-S.cond floor plototy •Pt., eom- furnished, 2 ,bedrooms, nlc1 y.,d •v•U•bJe, W11tt1rs •nd drYitfl on proml-. Phone m.Jau boloro 2 p .m, aft or • p.m. 992--. · Ustings Needed I ' 1973 YAMAHA 2SO CC EndUrO With extru , 3600 m lies. S625 . Phone 130_.) . 887-3297 . 8-8-12tc BUYERS From Everywhere! I' -------------"---- Is · your Compare our others . We ' ll gi professional roof. 74 Olds 98 LS. Sedan Demo Clove brown, s•ddle vinyl top, Cruise Control, FM stereo. steel radial tlre.s, power door locks. . ""btr' .Ji• . :.u_ ~~ - 72__atEVROI1T NOVA 6 CYL ........S2195 •• 4 dr. Sedan. Very low mileage, tKfra nice. One careful local owner · As Low As 72 FORD 6 CYL MAVERICKS ........S2195 .. "' DOZER work , tand cleerlno by the acre hourly or c ontrect, farrn ponds, roads, etc . LltQe ~ dozer and operator with over 20 years experience . Pullins Excav-ating , Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone- 992 :2478 . 12-19-Uc _,. 72 FORD VB RANOiER0..............?2495 ~'r O'DELL Allnement, located - ., t behind Rutland Grade School, ... -~ com plete tront end ser\llce, ~ • brakes and tuneupS , wheels balanced electronically . Open .. _ 8 to 8 daily . C8tl 742 -3232 on • • Sun day for appt. • • 7 .16-tfc Car truck. power steering, 71 FORD VB TORIN0...................!1595 -4 Dr . Sedan, auto . trans ., power steering . New Ford trade --· from original owner . EXCAVATING, doze-r, loader and backhoe work ; sept ic . •ortanks lnsfilltled ; dump trucks . , • and lo ·boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt, top soft , limestone & gravel ; Call Bob or Roger " Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 ; ' "' t night phone 992 -3525 or 992 5232 . 2-11 -tfc 70 FORD FALOON 6 CYL ............. !1495 2 Or . Sedan; 'auto. trans . , finish like new . This should be a really .... gas saver . 70 MAVERICK 6 CYL.......;..........!l295 " 2 Dr . Sedan, btue with white trim . Extra Qood buy. " FOR your remodeling , roofing , pa inting , repairing , concrete and masonry work , call Ronnie Hubbard , 992-3511 or 992-7302 . Work by hour or ,,.contrac1 . auto. trans. One loc!l ow"ner. SEE FRED BlAETTNAR, DARRELl DODRILL OR DANNY THOMPSON. ------- ~-----.-- SE PTIC TANKS cleaned, ..,, reasonable rates. Ph . .t46 <f782, Gallipolis . 'J ohn Russell. owner and operator . 5·12 -ffc ------------- "'CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER SEPTIC TANKS , AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CL!'ANEt>. ,REPAIRED .. MILLER SANITATION , STEWART , Ot110 . PH . 6623035. 10·4-tfe .. delivered right to your project . Fast and easy . Free estimates . Phone 992 -3284 , Goet;;~lein Ready -Mix Co ., Middleport, Ohio . 6-30-ttc; $$$ --------------:-- • -.-...... ... - ON THESE 1974 MODELS on aluminum replacement windows, siding , storm doors and windows , Railing . Phone,. Charles Lisle , Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob, Sales .Represeiltatlv·e, V. v. ,..,. John!lon and Son , Inc . · 4-30 -.tfc .. . . Pre-Owned, Low Mi~e Exllil Good Condition ------ Estimates of Any Type 501 NYLON r - - ---------, REGULAR SUI 1971 CADILLAC 4 DOOR SEDAN DeVILlE Fully equipped in · cl udlng stereo tape. Has never set out in weather, 30,000 actual miles. Personal car. '7.95 Sq. Yd. Price Includes Installation and free padding . Talk to Wendell Grate, carpet consultant . - We- have hundreds . of carpet values. Your be completed In 1 to 2 . .No long walt.lng· per~. ' SPECIAL I · 1 Roll Candy Stripe wtlll rubber b•Ck, l.ff lq, ,_., Nite for ledrooms, ct.ns, kitchens; etc. See Arnold Grate Rutland Fumiture Ph. 742;4211 1974 Datsurl 260Z 6 Cyl ..................... S4995 Fadory air, .P .S., and P. B., vinyl roof. .... . . 2 Or. hardtop, factory air, P.S., P. B., white vinyl roof. 1974 ~rcury • I. bronze metallic: with · sedan, factory . ,.air. P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 1974 American Motors Grenilm ........ $2795 '"' " 1974 Pinto 2 Dr ....................... ........ $2695 Runabout, 4 cyl., automatic. . . ~ ". ., .... "0 soli 1ting. If So Our Company· OffeiS Standard shill. 1971 Ford 1. 'complete · Company Training Program Mavtag · AutomaiiQ 'Z Speed oref'I'MOn . ·'holce a water ~ei'nps . Auto. weter levtl control. Lint Fllttror Power Fin • Agitator .. . Ptrma-Prlls M•vta, Halo of Ht•t Drvers Surround CIOfhll with even ,heat . No hot spots, no ovt~drylng . Flnt Mt.,. Lint FIHer . Wt Sptcltllztln ·' 1 '"n"•· MAYTAG Red Carpet Servlct RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grate ~--~.~----------~--~ ' 2. Unlimited Al'lvancement . Opportunities 3. '16,500 _to '19,500 1st Year Income Ftoo ............................. $1695 Radio. heater, standard shift . • · b 1 1970 Ford F100............... f'..9~~··~~.~.,"••s995 i972 American Motors Gremlin ........... $1695 " u. 1;70 Ford Thunderbird 2 Dr ......... ~..... S1795 ." 1971 Mercury Monterey 4 Dr· Sedan .... ; • .s1695 • r. -.j 2 Dr., 6 cyl. , !111utomatic . Hardtop, foctory olr, P.S., P.B., AM-FM • ereo. , Foctory olr, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. j@) 2 SIGIIS Pomeroy• OF QUAliTY 1.971 Ford LTO ... ..-.......... , .............. $1495 ••• 1971 Chevy, Nova,2 Dr ....................... S1595 ..." " ' '"' " ' ' ' ••' • . ' ' •u r "' ••• ., ...... "" " ..... 5. Excellent Working Conditions •• ' • ~. &.....~~........................~~~ ::: Foe. olr , P.S .• P. B., vinyl roof. V-8, •utommtlc, sharp. .• 1973 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 14595 3 Seat. Red and white, saddle custom vinyl trim , tint glass, "dual air conditioning, h. duty shocks. 350 V'8 engine, turbo hydra"matlc power steering and brakes , radio, chrome grHie, L7B- l5 w · w tires, Cheyenne Super equipment, never titled. A sharp·unlt that will do the tow job far you. Retail Sticker $6,078 .75. 1972CHEVROLET'f,TON . " . . S2395 .8' Fleetslde, light g'oen finish , like new 15 Commercial tires, H. duty ·sprlngs, 350 V ·Senglne, • speed trans . . ..."', . • CARS .. 4. Major Medical Hospitalization and J>ension Plan Apply by phone Thursday, Aug. 8, 12:30 p.m .• 1:30 p.m. and 4:30p.m. 5:30 p.m. 992-2579. 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:0G-Til5p. m. Sat. . 1972 Ford F250 V~a ••••••••••••••••••••• .-••• $1895 With step side bed. ' ;I "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 1970 Ford FlOO ............ ; •••••••••••••••• $1495 Ruf-.0. "------ Karr & Van Zandt Br:ougham 4 dr . 2 Dr., 6 cyl. , automatic . ..-........ 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., POWer, air ........... ~!~_95 · 70 Ford Gai. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed ... ,.. '1295 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. air ......'995 69 Olds Cut. HT Sedan, auto., P.S..........'1495 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe. Vroof, air ........... '11.95 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr•.• V-8 auto., P.S. .. .....'1195 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.... ,.....~995 69- Pontiac - . . .. Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air ..... 1895 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S...... ..'1195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air.... ;~.'1~~~ 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 1\t\ontego ••••••••••••••••••••• $3995 •.1 \ ., H1 . 1974 Chevy Impala Custom Coupe ........ $3995 ..., RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211· 1974 Buick LaSabre4 Dr .•• i ............ , •• $3995 , '::a.C:." 73 Buick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, air, sharp 14895 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe., v-roof, power, air..... '4695 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HOOf, air; ........ '3495 72 Olds 98 HT Cpe. P.S., auto.............. 12695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S; ........ '2495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. ait ..... 11495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe,, Power, air ........ '2895 .. 72 Olds 88 Royale HT Cpe., V-roof, air..... !2995 71 Ford Pinto 2 door, auto••. :..............'1795 71 Ford Gal. 5004 dr. V-roof, air ..........11995 71 Dodge Oart Swinger, Slant 6, auto....... '2195 ' Automatic .. ' Sold New, 15300.25 NOW •4695 70 CheveHe HT Cpe, V8, auto, P.S......... 11795 · 70 Chrysler Newport .4 Dr., pow. & air:....'1995 . ------------READY -MIX CONCRETE -------...-----FOR FREE est i mates ' 71 Pont. Tempest,' HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S '2095 . . 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, HOOf & air ....... :11795 -- C. BRAOFORO, Auctioneer · Complete Serv ice Phone 949-3821 or 9_.9-3161 Rac ine, Ohio Crltt Bradford S-1·tfC saddle viny l Int .. full Heating-Air Cond. En;ne Tune Ups &Ow!rhaul Now ask yourself where would you want your car worked on? Wouldn't you rather have a man work on your car that really knows what he is doing. We will service any American make of car & Opels. BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW BUICK, .PONTIACS, OPEL$ & G.M.C. TRUCKS WHILE THEY LAST YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ' ANY CAR NEW OR USED. CALL US TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT , TO HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED BY US. . I 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ........... '2195 .._ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Modern San itatlon , 992 -3954 or 992 -7349 . 10-23 ·ffC DENNIS EYNON power, mir, .$,500 miles. ~LOOK '" HOWARD WELl Citation bronze. saddle vinyl roof, · m~tchlng Int., full Seibr.lng . Small V-8, 8uto. trans., power steering, low mileage. Exceptional In every way. New t i res . - ' t • tc roof. NATE BIGGS Was 15294.55 NOW •4400 74 Olds Delta 88 Royale HT Cpe. 71 PLYMOUTH SATEWTL .......... !1895 • ------------ Citation bronze, saddle vinyl • THAT THE FOLLOWING THREE MEN HAVE PASSED THE TEST GIVEN THEM BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE. IN THEIR RESPECTIVE FIELDS. power, air . D.RIVER"S EO. CAR . Choice of 2 dr. & 4 drs . Both from satisfied owners that we haVe serviced since new . Law mileage. Sharp cars . CARPETING ca II 992-2836 For $AVE 74 Olds Delta 88 Hardtop Sedan .ii:L. ~ lht ~! SEWING MACHINES. R.tptlr _, ;service, all makes , 992 ·22U. The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . -~v Author i zed Slng!'r Sales and Service . We sharpen Scissors . ~ ~ 3-29-tfc Is there someone with a strong desire for a healthy financial, future with no trav , ·no ompetiti!UJ an,d no l i t C•pa~lty .742-4211 ~ '~*- ' ~t~j..W : {J(iJl. ..u4, ......, ~J.. HOUSE insulating ; blown for better results . Cuts tu•l bills down . Free estimates , Call 742 ·A428. 11 -4-Stp IS THIS FOR.YOU? 'Offices Coast-to-CA!ast --------------FARM Ma c hinery. New --------------- AUTOMOBILE l nSUflf'ICI t encelled? Lost your operator's license. Call 992 7428 . 6 · 1S.ffc BIG SALE _Radio, heater, standard shift,· , 1970 18 FT . Scottie Cam per 1 slee ps 6. Self -contained, good condition . Phone 992 -7126 . 8-1-ttc Hofland balers, hayblnes. forage · equipment , Ultd baiera, mow•r• •· New !1o)land baler tW ine, 11.000 ft . $26, 10,000 ft . $28 end S30 . Gould Tractor Saln , S1. Rt . 2, MUrravsville , W. Ve ., 26153 , or pr.one 1304) 273 -3<f97 . 8-8-6tc 7-23-261< ·- -----------bttn ----- ACRES with four room house about- six years old, full basement, Portland area . For more information , ca ll 9925035 . 8-7-Jtc _______ __ 2 ,..,.....r., ""· ,.. ----------------5 4<f0 DODGE engine and 3181 Plymouth engine. both 1968 models . Phone (6U) S<fl -2116 . ...._ """":_. .,......_..._ 8-8l6tp 1pt., James Hazelton · STROUT REALTY 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 -------------- ---------------- K&H ROOFING 4 BEDROOM hou se on 5 acres I n Pomeroy area . If Jn . teres ted, call (2 19 ) 735 -3400 or write to P . 0 . Box "663, Logansport, Ind . 46947 . · 8 - 7 - o~~tc 992 - 5~56. INROW FOR RENT ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY . Known & Reliable MAYTAG apartment washer , $60, ats~ h12' cloth rug , ' $25, lust like new . Can be seen at Arthur RumflelcL Rt . 4,or call, I 1 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PHONE 992-547. ALL-WEATHER 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 · -------------1974 ELSINORE Honda MT 125 . . --------------- REDECORATING? garage, corner lot , hot vyater heat . Near heart of M iddleport. sa,soo.oo - 2 bedrooms , garage, T. P. water and on 1 -------------- 8·8·3t c HOME DEOORATING Double BUYITNOW,TOMORROW IT WILL PROBABLY BE A LOT LOCUST posts for sale . Phone 992 ·7730 . MORE . DROP IN AND LET'S 8-11 -Hp TALK TURKEY. ' 992 -7162 . -----...,---------- ____________ __ In La r ge 8 room and 2 car garage . 3 ·APARTMENTS - . . Phone 992 -2181 _ FO RO 8N tractor , Sl ,1 60 . Ford 9N tractor (step up tran S· $1.150 . F ord . . miss i on ) , Fe rguson tractor with oew 5 ft . 3 pt . rotary mower, S1 , 100. Albany, Ohio . Phone 698 -7881 . 8-9-3tc MA 'v'TAG HIJ. GOOowasher , aluminum CASH paid all makes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614 -<f23 ·95J1 . 4·1l·tfc ---------~-----5 ACRES of level to . gently rolling land , nor roo far from town . Send any lnform•tlon to Box 729 c, cart' of the Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy , Ohio •s1~' · .._ 1·2· 12tc POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W. Carsey, Mg : Free Estimates, Middle~ort. 0 Real Estate For Sale bedrooms, large lawn , workshop and · double garag e . RUTLAND Brick veneer , near!y new, 3 ~edroom , modern k itchen , full basement X:. 1 LOT $15,000.00. BIG HOUSE - 8-9-ltp provided. ----------------tor OLD FUR NITURE , Oillk tables, clock!l, Ice boxes , brass beds, dishes, desks , or cori} plete households. Write M . 0 . Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Ohio, call 992 -7160. · 5· 13-tfc .,, ·' r: 1 1\ lr ·,ll 'r d !\ r , : k • •r .1·.~·· 11.1111( ' " ' ' ;•·rrnr r wy OhiO 1·,,~-,., house , 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, and furnace heat. Barn · ~ and garage. Only These sizes als.o available : . S, OOO, 6,000, 8,000, 10,000 and 12,000 BTU. 742-5293 TEAFORD SISOO.OO. 2 ACRES - '109.95 ---- --~-------- PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 Service Pomeroy Village 50x 160 only 4,000 BTU rent in Rut lan d . Phone 992 · 5858 . 7 -14-tfc Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling ' ~"f""J ' Cli4""" .k ... .k... ! ~~ · IJ!ill-~'f 7'1'..-k - Now Open for Business 992-2259 or 992-25~8 BUILDING HOTPOINT AIR OONDITIONERS -Free Estimates PROPERTY IS SELLING FAST. WE NEED LISTING S. IF YOU REALLY WANT. TO SEL L CONTACT US TODAY . -------------UPHOLSTERY fabrics by the --------------- --------------RPOMS and bath home for · MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER room, c arpet i ng and paneling, porches, level lot close to shOpping . $8,500. -4 ------------ROOM turnish,d apartment , - ------------=-=-close to Powell's Vatu . Phone 992 -3658 . SOMEONE needed for light housekeep ing and cooking for elderly lady . Must stay nights . Phone .992 -24 03. 8-7 ·3tp ; -- ----- --~---- 777 Peorl St. Mi~lepor1, Ohio THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING 00. Moved to Rutland, :v. mile inside city limit on right corner Bir ck St. and Rt. 124. OLDER HOME - 1112 stot y frame, 3 B. R., bath, porches, basement with almost new F. A. heating sys tem ,. double level lots. $6,500. » --------------FURNISHED apartment. J&B AUT~ BODY POMEROY 0. yard. 54 i nches wide, as low as $2 ..49 per yard . Velvets es low as $5.25. Imported. velvets S9 .60 . We also have nylon , ll ES - ? · · bile homes . herculon , totton prints , . One 197:_ (\,.\ - ~ented .. 2 v;nyls, and remnants by the bedroon ~~\J. Urrlled well. yard or by the piece . Pomeroy All fOr OJ . , .a 10,500.00. Recovery . 622 E . Mai n St ., PDmeroy . Phone 992 -7554. NEW LISTING - Extra nice 3 7-24 ·26tc bedroom home, and 4 good rentals with income of $520.00 a LEGHORN hen s,' been lay ing 6 months . $1 each . . Welker 's month , level lot and c ity water . Poultry Farm , · Hemlo ck BUSINESS BUILDING - Like Grove, Ohio . Available im - new, air conditioned brick. med i ately . Phone 992 -5836. Lot s of Storage and parking on 8-4·5tc Rt . 7 . . ..... · WMPOfM ____________ ------------BUSINESS room , 22x80, 234 E . Help Wanted t · radio , am -fm 8 track tape combi nat ion, 4 speaker sound system. Belance S101.93 or budget terms . Phone 99 2-3965. 8-1 -tfc F URNISHED 1 bedroom apt . for rent . 1341h Mulberry Ave . • Pomeroy. Phone 992-5436. VACUUM CLEANER S El ec tro Hygiene New Demonstrat ors 8-4·6tC · has all clean ing attachments plus the new Electro Suds for HOUSE on Route 7, Jl~ mile sham poo i ng car pet. Only south of Eastern H lgh Sc hool , 527 .50 cash or terms Chester, Ohio . Call 985 -3516 . available . Ph one 992 -2653 . _......, 8-7-3tc 8·6-ffc -TWO ------------4 room and bath apts . in ·HOUR ,WRECKER SER · VICE . Phone 1A1·6094 . 92.1 4 ROOM S and bath furn ished apartment in Pomeroy . Phone 992 -5908. 8-4·6tc 8-1-tfc The Rosenberg Co. THE DAILY SENTINEL -------------wALNUT , modern , stereo -------------- Scrap Iron, Cast Iron, Motor blocks, copper wire, bras 's, aluminum, die cast, zinc, stainless steel. Sell to KOrn, Huron. COUNTRY 3 ROOM upstai r s unfurnished apartment. One 5 room downsta i r s, unfurn ished apartment . Call 992-3056. 8-9-3t c lAND 608 E. REAlTY MAIN trailer , sleeps 6. Like new . Phone 992 -7369 . 8-4-6tc For Rent FREE HOME ESTIMATES BANO ; Thursday , Friday and Saturday' nights . Red Stewart and the Ambassadors . King's Arms N ite Club , 3m lies south of Middleport on S! . Rt . 7. 8-6-4tc . . - - - - ~-_,-..__ _, -------------- Produced frQm a special vinyl compound made b y B. F , Goodrich and Monsanto. 5 times thicker than metal si d ing . Wilt not dent, Chip , crack , peel , rot , rust or chalk . -------------DIDN ' T I<.NOW TH ·AT! MGM . Pomeroy SOLID VINYL SIDING repair , plumbing , and elec trical work . Phone Charles Sincla i r , 985 -4121. 8-7 -12tc Mr. and Mr.s. Mark Stahl, Stockdale, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. · Ruth Douglas, Guysville, visited recenUy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fife. Mr. and Mrs. WiiJiam Perry, A·thens, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer an~ Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story and son, Jo)ln . . Mrs. Peari.Jacobs and Mrs. Sharon Folmer have been reported ilL The Laurel Cliff Health Club ' held their.plcruc recenUy at the Roadelde Park on SR 33. Guests were Rev. and Mrs. Shock and Mrs . Evelyn Spencer. September meeting will be with Mrs. Nellie Tracy, Ball Run. 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat ion wagon . 51 , 195 goDd condition . Phone 992 -7620 . 5-24 -lfc WHITEHOUSE TAVERN ' BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbatl) SChool attendance at the Free Methodist Church Aug. 4 was 87. Attenilance at all services was 182. Offering was $255.50. Mrs. Dick Karr returned home Saturday from a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mathew and Mrs .. Margaret --------------1971 N IMROD fold -out camping -------------- B&K EXCAVATING 992-5367 LOTS for sale, trailer or house . All ut i lit ies. Phone 742 -3615, Rut la nd , Ohio. 7-16-ffc 6 9 YEAR OLO Sorrel mare tor cylinder, std .• good condi tion . sale . S27S . Phon e 843 ·2242. S700. Phon e 992-2075. 8·8·6tc 8-9-5tp_ Pomeroy Home Building & Additions, Aluminum · & Vinyl Siding, Floor Sanding & Finishing. -------------- -------------1969 MU STANG Fastba ck , 1002 E. Main Chester, Ohio 985-4102 N EW two bedroom all electric home . Carpe t ed, fu ll bas'ement , carport. Qn one acre lot. Located on Rt . 143 . For more informa t ion call 742 -6621. .. • 8·4·6tC Our aim is to please our customers. good condit ion . J3 mites per gallon . Phone 949 -3955 . 8-9-6tc -------------WILL do roofing , heatmg, News Notes 992 - -------------l972 MG M idget, low mileage •• 110 E. Main Will do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, Haul Dirt, GraveL Limestone or Rent One Our Trucks, of Backhoe ·or Dozers. 3860 . ' Lawn Mowers Nextto Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 CARSON Service Station Garage , 50x60 bu il d i ng , Cement dr iveway . Phone 742 · 5052 . 1 16 -tt c Pomeroy FOR YOUR HOME GROWN 'PRODUCE ' FRESH DAILY 8-9-3t c 3 FAMILY Yard Sale, Friday and Saturday , Aug . 9 and 10 on crook's Street , Syracuse , Ohio . Antiques , ceram i cs , c'oth ing , stove, Tupperware , s torm door , dishes , baby i t~m s, used tie d and misc . 8-7-3tc Laurel ·C liff W. Ma-in 1966 FORO Truck 350 flatbed . Slock racks , good condition . Phone 985 -3836 . 8·8-Jtp GLOECKNER CAFE Refrigerators, Freezers, Home & Auto Air Conditioners and Commercial Units. All Small Appliances USED CARS ~ ~:MIL. 'f""V """'"""''. ;._..,UN.' JO BS contracted . Phone 742 · 3074 or wr ite Bo/IC 23, Langl · Yllte, Ohio . Pomeroy, o. WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ' 7 - U · ~6tc BOWERS REPAIR PH. M2-2174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 CONCRET.E 1LL trim or cu t trees and shrubbery . Also . cl . . n out basements , attics , etc. Phont 9•9· 3221 or 742 -4441. --------------- - ------------- BISSELl BROTHERS H O U SE for sa le in Sv.racuse , 5 rooms and garage located CONST. CO. SHULER'S MARKET near the school. Phone 992 - 1974 PL VMOUTH Satel lit e Sebring , 2 rtr hardtop , p . s .• p .b. , vinyl top, rally wheels , 12, 450 miles , excellent con dition . Phone 992 -3410 . 8·8-6tc 7316. --------------- ONE CALL CLOSERS -- ------~----- - GROCERY business for sale . Building for Sillle or tease . Phone 773 -5618 from 8 : 30p.m . to 10 p.m . for appo intment. 3-20-tfc --------------1969 FORO L TO . Phone bus iness, · 248 River'.'lew Orl\le , Pome~oy , Ohio , Gardner Wehrung . Phone 9923090 . 5: 30p .m . to 10 : 30 p .m . 8-7-4t c We are looking fOr professional specialty salesmen, or; men wi'th experience in franchising, vending, mutual funds, insurance, paint franchises, etc . , to represent a nationally advertfsed company . Our top produce-rs earn S<fO,OOO to $70,000 in commissions per year , sellinq oil products : Must be able to tr.avel extensively and have · good car. Minimum gu'a'ranteed weekly draw against commissions. For Information and an appointment, call Mr. John, TOLL FREE at 80.0545-7999 , Sunday or week· days. _____________ _ 992-720,4 : REMEANS 500 E. MAIN ------------w WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE 1 EXCELSIOR Satt Works , E . Main St. , Pomeroy . All kinds NEW HOME , 3 bedrooms , Hutchinson Sub Div ision. of salt water pellets , water Rutland . Phone 742' -3615 or nuggets , block salt and own see M i lo H utchinson. Rutland . Oh io R l\l er S811 . Phon e 992 · 7 28 12tc 3891 . .,... 6-5-tfc SEVE N room house , bath , large tot. g8rage . Ma i n Street. CANNING tomatoe s, bring Rutland Asking $12.000 . container, Gera ld ine Cl eland . Phone 7_42 -4772' . RaCine . 7-28 -12tc 7·30 -tfc Auto Sales -------------LONG Rifle Shop, now open for 0 --------------- ---------------- --------------- YARD Sale, 1 mile off Rt , 12~on Happ-y Ho ll ow Rd . at Lawre., ce Hysell residence . Lots of school c lothing . Phone 742 -4547 , In progress now Until Aug . 16. 8-7-3tp . --------------- WILL pa i nt roofs tnd hDuiH, tree ~lllmates . Call t92·54U. t ·9-12tc dttlvtr'td Mondn· through Saturday 1n4 t\ltnlngl . Phon, -446-1142. 6·11-tfc .See or Call · Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7oet Night 992-3525 or 991-5232 Real Estate For Sale READ THIS! Before you buy any new U w i de Mobile Home , be $ure to see the all steel bonded Oetrol1er Mobile Homes . The s t eel bond Oetroiter Is. v irtually fireproof and hlii'S. many features. that no other Mobile Home on the market can match . we also have one of the largest ulect ions ot good use(1- &nd repossessed Mobile Homes of any dealer in the . area . Don ' t walt - shop today at Berry . Miller Mobile Homes Sale5 , 70S Farson Street , Belpre. Ohio . Phone 423 -9531 ' 8-8·12tc • Pom•ray.~ LoCittd at Mod~rn Supp1y , Small Eftlln• R•paJr .,.lied. --------- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Small Eru~IM ;a, w. Ml ln Lin•s and Powtr: lln•s.. All work dqne by thl foot or contract. Alsa dozer work and septic tenks Itt· ----.- ----- •..,.,.,2 Wilkin~an W,ater Pets For Sale r "'P --------------- 3 BEDROOM Windsor Mobilf' Home on 1 acre ot ground . For more In forma t ion , call 992 7638 . 7 ·30 -tfc -------------- ----~ . · DITCHING SERVI.CE GREEN beana , green peppers . MALE Registered Sl. Bernard . very w ell marked , Phone 992 cucumbe·rs , tomf.toes . 7Sl 9.• Cle-land Forms , Geraldine 8 8 61c Cleland , A.ac lne . Ohio . 7 17 1fc A . t< .C . Reg . Basset Hound puppies . 6 weeks old . Phol'!e WE ARE picking up a piano In 992 7313 or 99 2 7016. your ·aru and '""'"Wou ld like 8 8·3tp some r~sponsible part'!' to lake over payments . (all ...... Credit Manager , (614) 772 5669 or write 260 East Mi! ln . Street, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601. .. . 7.tfc 6 ROOM house with 33 acres ot land , a 1972 3 bedroom trailer . R 1D 1N G horse for sale . 2 years All for sa te lor SJS ,OOO . Phone old , green broke . Gentle . Call 992 -3792' . 992-5510 . 8-9-6tp Hp 1972 JUST ARRIVED 1915 Starcra ft campers, some 197<f models. Auto awnings , Reese hItches. port .a.poti , 20 pet . off . Camp Conley St8rcrefl Sales , Rt . 62 w . of. Pt. Pleuant behind Red Carpet Jnn . 8 1 Jtc Hollow Gun Club. turn f irst right after Miles Cemetery , Rutland . Factory choked guns only . Sunday, Aug . II. 1 p. m. WILL GIVE .Special care to pre HOLSTEIN co w , ~th school ftge child in my ttome . 5 gener,.tlon . Art i ficial davJ a week . Phone- 9<f9 498<f . bre-eding Firs t ca tt , one week a a 3tc old . Angus Hol!tle ln Heifer. I mile north Me igs Rd . 49 , at Snowville , Ohio . 681. ---~---- Mobile Homes For Slle 8-8-5tc --------------SHOOTING . MATCH . Corn a 11 · 8 WOULD IIIJ.e lohave someone to 11ne 8 chimney . Phon~ 992 webb ing ; spring twine , ta cks. w elt C'or d , cotton , swivel bases and foam , foam , foam . Pomerov Reco..,ery, 627 .E . Mi!ll in St . . Pomeroy. Ohco . Phcme 992 7SS• . + 1 2• -26tc 3 LOVABLE female pup,:,in ro g ive away to anyone who would give them a good home . Phone 843-209.4 or con tact Wa~ted Help Notice lost For Slle WILL keep elderly people In rnv hOme Phone 9Y2' 7<f60 8712'tc I • • '( · / 1970 Chevy Monte, Carlo.2 Dr .............. $1395 Hardtop, V-8, outomollt. P .S., P. B. .POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES8:00 P.M. . ~OMEROY, OHI.O . ' · 1971 Capri 2 Dr ............................. $1295 ~ , -4 c;yllnder, .t speed. 1970 Ford Torino GT.~ ...................... $995 · ! Dr. hardtop. Apple Grove 1968 Plymouth Sitelli.te.............. , .... ... $695 2 Dr. hardtop, 3BJ engine, • •P· tronsmiOslon . 19U Chevy lmpal• 2. Dr ...................... S395 Hardtop, V-8, standard •hill. 1no Olds Toronado 2 Dr .......... , ...... S1695 Hardtop. This cor II loaded . . We will close.at 5 p.m .. all next .Wftk dut to the fair. Thursday closed at noon. . . Good Selection Cheaper Cars St.• Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED·CARS fiS-4100 Lllcat.. on St. At. 7 Chester.o. News, Events By Mn. herbertRouah Mr. 111d Mrs. Roy Donohew met 111e1r llllll, Mr. 111d Mrs. Ge«ae Donohew and family at NellonvUJe SundBy and . en· joyedaptcnlc:. Mark, Doug and 1A11'1 Clllle home with the Donohewt lilt a two weeks vacauon with their grand· parenta, Mr. and Mrs, 'Roy Donohe!r. Mr. 111d Mrs. Jeff Donohew mel bltby apent the weekend lfttll the lat~r'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Proffitt. The Donohews wiU spend a week at the Proffitt hrlme In Belpre while they are vacationing lh Canada. Mr. and Mrs: RObert Harden and Eric ol Marlon spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hodge of Columbus spent the weekend . with Mrs. June · Wickersham and sons. Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman will enter Holzer Medical Center Aug. 8 and will have e~e surgery Aug. 13. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith and grandchildren spent Sutlday at Royal Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs. Paul of 0.."" We Built Our Business on Service and now Service is Building Our Business WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 500 E. MAin St., Pomeroy, Ohio . Parkersburg, Mrs. Maggie and children of Millvale, Pa. .Roush were dinner guests Mrs. Doris Adams ·is conSutlday·of Mr. alid Mrs. Erwin lined to Veterans Memorial Gloeckner and Ada Norri•. Mr. Hospital with pneumonia. and Mrs. Davis visil;ed Mrs. Ross Scarberry was ad· Golda Story at Darwin SWlday milled to Holzer Medical afternoon. · Center SWlday due to a heart Mrs. Wiley Ours, Mrs. Nancy attack. Yoachim of Racine Rt. visited Ohio Valley Grange 2612 Mrs. Erwin Gloeclmer. Letart Falls enjoyed a picnic at Mrs . Golda · Story was State park on. Rt. 33 Sutlday. returned to her home at Mrs. Don .Riffle and children Darwin Thursday from of Lucasville, 0. spent Friday University Hospital, Colum- with Mr. and Mrs. Lester .bus. • Roush. Johnnie Roush ac· ' · · Mrs.'' Roy Donohew, Mrs. companied her home for a Margaret Gloeckner attended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jarrell revival services· at Freedom Gospel Mission Saturday night. and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. 0. G. McKinney of Charles Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Charleston was the evangelist. Roger Roush were shopping in Mrs . Edith Gilkey of Parkersburg Saturda.y. Gallipolis, Rolind Dill of evening. ' Pomeroy spent SWJday af. Martin Cunningham was ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. admitted to Veterans Jack Ables. . Memorial Hospital as a Mr . and Mrs. Wllliam medical patient. Mr. CunWickline and son, Scotty, Mrs. ningham Is the father of Mrs. , Kathryn HW1t are enjoying a Robert Smith, Sr. vacation in Virginia, Kentucky A thought for the day: -From and Ohio . lzaak Walton's "The Complete Rev. Freeland Norris, Angler": "I have laid aside Racine, was returned to the business, and gone. a.fishing." United Brethren Church for another year as pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush, Mrs, Herbert Roush and Judy Michael were Gallipolis visitors Sunday. · . Mrs. Gladys Hutchinson of Granville, 0. visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush , Mrs. ' Russell Quillen, Mrs, Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas JUST ARRIVEO SPECIAL PURCHASE , Hill, Mrs. Ruth .IJonohew for a HERCULON 2 pc . LIVING few days. Mrs. Hutchinson Is a ROOM SUITES- choice of former resident. · solid gold or plaid . $175.00 Mrs . Carroll Norris of RECLINER BONANZA . ~ S}racuse visited ·her mother, choice of red or green VELVET ; plaid HER · Mrs. Eula Wolfe and Aaron CULON ; oxblood , tan or SWlday, brown VINYL . . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, $49.95 Mr. and Mrs. ,Ott Boston, Mrs . HEAVY & BEA·UTIFUL Iva Orr were shopping In Pt. 3 pc . SPANISH coffee & end table s.ets In DARK Pleasant and Gallipolis 1. Saturday evening. OAK finish . · U9.9J the llf Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner BESIDE S our large selection of ma l or ap spent Saturday with Mr. and pliances (With 30 -dilly Mrs. Hoyt Fergerson at Pt. money -back guarantees) Pleasant. and clean u!led furniture , we wish to highlight the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush, following GOODIES : 2ft . Miss Judy Michael were dinner hi. swimm ing popl with filter S25 ; marten bird guests Sunday ol Mr. and Mrs. boxes $19 .95 ea .; 4 dr . Herbert Roush . standard size metal file cabinet!! $35 ea .; lg . · Mr . and Mrs. Randall seleCtion of desks in metal , Roberts and children, Mrs. wood & woOd with Jntillld Gladys Shields left Sunday for leather tops ; WHITE DOG BANKS 11.95 : 50-gal. oak a two weeks vacation with ·berrtls $12 .00 ; 7" reel Eugene Hagen and family at (lots · collector's Largo, Fla. ;;l'iC,11oiis ea . Much, Mrs. Unda Jarrell, Mrs. ~·~;;~~;~• on out & · Charles Michael, Mrs. Roger Roush, Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Thursday evening with ' Robert Spencer and Dee Mearns and son. Weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr. ' OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM ·' SAT. TILL 5 PM SERVICE TILL 12 ' ON SAT.. NOON Fairview News Notes · ·wer-e visitorsoi Mi-. and Mrs. ' ' ,.i By Mrs. herbert RoUJb Dana Lewis Sunday evening. Mrs . Rose Bachus was Ge<irge Parsons o1 Mans· returned to her home from fteld, O. is visiting Mr. and Veterans Memorial Hosphitald. Mrs Carron White, Mr. and The Sayre reunion was e1 Mi · Don u d. Mr and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. 0orsa'~O::P an ~ two Herbert Sayre Sunday. Thirty• ,,. Mrs. arsons five guests attended. · · '' w~·~d Mrs. RusseU Roush, Mr. and , Mrs. Edward Cindy aild Sharon were visitors Lawson and baby spent Sunday or Mr d Mr Ronald RusseU 8• with Mr. and Mrs. Charles ·an Lawson · Sunday evening·. Mr. ,;,d Mrs. Russell Roush Mrs. Jessie Parsons of and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Mansfield; 0. ru:lv~ Wed· Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Rottald , nesday for a visit Wlth her RusseU and children enjoyed a children, Mr. and Mrs. CarroU picnic at Kara Land Park at While, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp, Ravenswood SWlday. · . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WeDs at David and Edward Roush GalllpoUs. I ' 1 ' ' . • ' .' That means you're probably looking for a modern new home that fits a "Just Marr,l ed" pocketbook. We Have Just What You Are Looking For NEW 1975 12 x 60 GOVERNOR A total electric mobile home thaf comes with color TV, stereo, dishes, pans and much more. Stop and see this one today; ; .•• ,. ' '' '. ••'• •• ''' • ' 1 ' �1-- TbeO..iJy SenUnei,Middleport·Pomeroy, 0., Friday, Aug, 9,1974 Employment Wanted. Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! OFFICE htlp needed l m mediately . some typing , good telephone voice . tte• l ble hours . Pf'lone 99'1 100 . 8-9-3tc BI...AC K and ten dog on Spe-ncer wE HAVE all vour upholsterv needs, Burlap , • denim ·. Rd . l weeki "'90 . Reward , If cambric, foam glue . rlppers . found . Phone 522 -0139 . tack ing strip . 'prlngs and • '1 6tp clips . chipboard, button twine , sewing thread . legs, upholstery book!L dacron . ------------Notice John Bogard . 77]0 . -------------PIANO TUNING . Call Charles Scott , 992 -3718 . B·8-5tp KOSCOT KOSMETICS & WIGS : For a good line of Cosmetics , fr i endly 'ervlce and someone to ch&t with give me a call. H elen Jane Brown , 99 2-5113 . J-19-Hc ---....-----------R0 VA SALE , at 1258 Powell St .• Middleport . Crafts . furniture . potted plants . old bottles and misc . Friday and Saturday , Aug . 9and 10, from 9to <fp . m . •• · 8-8-2tc z A TO MART , used furnlturl..1 MEIGS SENIORS! ! T ime is appliances and misc . Rt . ]3, running out . Call Grover 's Hartford , W . Va . Stud io at 992 -2475 to make . 7 -26-tfc your appointment for Senior Portra it-s taken , Aug . 20 th ro.u!}l'l Aug . 2<f . Or drop in at PIANO teacher now accepting studen ts, have college degree our booth at the County Fa i r . and experience. Ph one Mrs . Grover 's Stud io In Midd l eport connie Haddad Frecker , 985will be closed dur ing the fair . 3827 . 8-8·8tc 8-4-6tc ---- -----~----YARD SALE , Fr i day and · Saturday. Lark i ns St.. Rutland , Oh i o . Antiques , dishes , oil lamps, lant ern s, men 's. overal ls ,- 52 .00 pair , crock Iars , quarts . Min i refrigerator . Edna Mart in, Rutland , Ohio . GROVER ' S Stud io w itt be closed for employees' vaca1ion Ju ly 29 throu gh Aug . 5. Open Aug . 6 through Aug . 10 . Closed Aug . 13 through Aug . 11 for Me igs County Fair . Visit our booth In the commercial bu i ld ing . 7-26 -18tc ' I Flea Market Special s . S5 inside. S3 outside . Spr i ng A\le ., Pomeroy , Ohio . Colle ct ors , dealers, etc . Every Sat. and su nday , · 8-7-tfc ------------- SUPERIOR VINYL PRODUCTS Call Collett t-592-5544 Athens, Ohio .SliREO · Athens, Ohio We close' each Friday at noon for balance of week. ·- BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom fur nished epartmenf, carpeted. all ele c tr j c includes washer and (:fryer In downtown M i ddleport over Slim N' Trim . ~hone 992 -5320 or 992~ 7~89 . Middleport . For Informat ion , ca lt 992 -2550 or 742 -6551. 7-3-tfc --------------TRAILER, Brown ' s Trailer Court , Pomeroy . Phone 992 3324 . 7-18 -tfc WILL do babysrttrng rn my home · n i ghts. Reasonable rates . Call 992 -747.4 . 8·6·6tc MIDDLE AGED lady to live in or Come in and work 4 hours per ' day. Light housework. Phone 992 · 3~42 . -----------=----· Main st ., Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -5786 or 992 -3975 . 6-12-ffc adults on l y in Middleport . Phone 992 -3874 . . 5· 12-tfc TWIN NEEDLE SEWING MACHINES 1974 Model· i n walnut stand . All features bu i lt -in t o make fan cy designs and do stretch sewing . A Iso buttonholes , blind hems. etc. 543 .35 cash or terms available . Phone 992-2653 . • ....__ 8-6-tfc POMEROY - l 'storY frame, 3 B. R., ba th , some carpeti ng and paneling, lovely large lot, basement, all in ex . ceiiEmt con d ition . $10,000 . ____________ MIDDLEPORT Nice 3 B. R. home, 1 sto r y· frame . bath, utilit y room, dining . Sr.,~per 8-7-tfc -------------3 AND ROOM furn ished and 4 unfurn i shed apar t ments . Phone 992-5434. _ _ __,!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -4 -12-tfc PRIVATE meeting room for any organ i zatlon; phone 992 · 3975 . 3-11-tfc WANTED -------------IRISH Cobbler potatoes . Jus t off S.t . Rt . 124 on Co . Rd . 35 · Rac i ne . Portland Road . Dale R . Proffitt , ..:_. 8-6-5tp _____________ FOAM to fill your old couch and chair cushions as low as 510.95, llPho1stery okk.s . on ly 50c, 4 inch covered foam maHresses for standard s ize bed , 529 .95 . Pomeroy Recovery , 622 E . Main St .. Pomeroy , Ohio. · Phone 992 7554 . 7-24 ·26tc . 4 PHONE 992·2156 . POMEROY, 0. COUNTRY Mobil& Home Pal'k , Rt. 33, ten miles. north of Pomeroy . Large l?ts ~ l th concrete patlos , Sidewalks , runners and off street parking . Al!lo, spaces for sma ll trailers . Phone 992· 7479 . 7·21 -tfc -------------- , GREY MANOR APART· MENTS FOR RENT 1t1 North Fourth Avenue Middloport, Ohio 1-2 bedroom furnished apt. Wanted To Buy OLD player !) iano rolls . Call 742 -5625 . _ _ _ _ _ _ _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8-9· _ 6tc JUNK Autos complete and del ivered to our ya.r d . We pick up auto bodies and buy all ki nds Of scrap metals · and iron. Rider 's Sa lvage, State Rt . 12-4, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone 992 -S-469: . 7-31 -26tp in nice area . 1- Efflcleney opt. prefer single mtle, · utll11in Pilot!• 992·3163 beforo 3:PQ p.m •• after 6: 00 p.m. 5844. (ASH FOR JUNK CARS · complete . Frye-'s Truck and Auto P•rn, Rutland, Onlo . 24 --------------- 7-26 ·26tc $5 for junk automobiles . we w i ll pl.ck up . R i verside Auto Wre-ck i ng , Phone UO.c) 773 - 5.190. ---~ ----~---------- 5 baths, 6 acre Don't forget the roof of your home. Have a beautiful new rocif installed by AII -Weathet:'' Roofing Co . All that is needed for a free estimate is a phone call. Please Phone: 5575 . Ca ll 992 -7211 Wt l n~er tub . C•ll 1- First floor 8-8-3tc- bedrooms eompl.toly fur - nlshtcl on M8in St., Pomeroy wllll nleo front & '""'"and batkYirds, Wllhlrs 1nd ---------------'- w. HOU SE lo~ated in Mason , Va . 11112 rooms , 2 baths , can be seen by appo intment only . Se nd replies to Box 586, Mason , W . va . $14 ,000 . 8-7-4tc -------------'' APP-RO X•;- 49 8cres on Bailey Run Road , one mile f.rom crossroads , not too ·far from the Salem Center Min e. Good road frontage , some timber . The Bailey Farm, contact Mrs . Paul Bailey . 8-6-6tp - ---'-----.------- 3 lot s each , 50x100, 112 State Street , Pomeroy . Phone 992 73 11 . 8·8-5tc --------------- dryera on IM'•mlltl, 1-S.cond floor plototy •Pt., eom- furnished, 2 ,bedrooms, nlc1 y.,d •v•U•bJe, W11tt1rs •nd drYitfl on proml-. Phone m.Jau boloro 2 p .m, aft or • p.m. 992--. · Ustings Needed I ' 1973 YAMAHA 2SO CC EndUrO With extru , 3600 m lies. S625 . Phone 130_.) . 887-3297 . 8-8-12tc BUYERS From Everywhere! I' -------------"---- Is · your Compare our others . We ' ll gi professional roof. 74 Olds 98 LS. Sedan Demo Clove brown, s•ddle vinyl top, Cruise Control, FM stereo. steel radial tlre.s, power door locks. . ""btr' .Ji• . :.u_ ~~ - 72__atEVROI1T NOVA 6 CYL ........S2195 •• 4 dr. Sedan. Very low mileage, tKfra nice. One careful local owner · As Low As 72 FORD 6 CYL MAVERICKS ........S2195 .. "' DOZER work , tand cleerlno by the acre hourly or c ontrect, farrn ponds, roads, etc . LltQe ~ dozer and operator with over 20 years experience . Pullins Excav-ating , Pomeroy , Ohio . Phone- 992 :2478 . 12-19-Uc _,. 72 FORD VB RANOiER0..............?2495 ~'r O'DELL Allnement, located - ., t behind Rutland Grade School, ... -~ com plete tront end ser\llce, ~ • brakes and tuneupS , wheels balanced electronically . Open .. _ 8 to 8 daily . C8tl 742 -3232 on • • Sun day for appt. • • 7 .16-tfc Car truck. power steering, 71 FORD VB TORIN0...................!1595 -4 Dr . Sedan, auto . trans ., power steering . New Ford trade --· from original owner . EXCAVATING, doze-r, loader and backhoe work ; sept ic . •ortanks lnsfilltled ; dump trucks . , • and lo ·boys for hire ; will haul fill dirt, top soft , limestone & gravel ; Call Bob or Roger " Jeffers, day phone 992 -7089 ; ' "' t night phone 992 -3525 or 992 5232 . 2-11 -tfc 70 FORD FALOON 6 CYL ............. !1495 2 Or . Sedan; 'auto. trans . , finish like new . This should be a really .... gas saver . 70 MAVERICK 6 CYL.......;..........!l295 " 2 Dr . Sedan, btue with white trim . Extra Qood buy. " FOR your remodeling , roofing , pa inting , repairing , concrete and masonry work , call Ronnie Hubbard , 992-3511 or 992-7302 . Work by hour or ,,.contrac1 . auto. trans. One loc!l ow"ner. SEE FRED BlAETTNAR, DARRELl DODRILL OR DANNY THOMPSON. ------- ~-----.-- SE PTIC TANKS cleaned, ..,, reasonable rates. Ph . .t46 <f782, Gallipolis . 'J ohn Russell. owner and operator . 5·12 -ffc ------------- "'CLOSER YOU LOOK, THE BETTER SEPTIC TANKS , AROBIC SEWAGE SYSTEMS CL!'ANEt>. ,REPAIRED .. MILLER SANITATION , STEWART , Ot110 . PH . 6623035. 10·4-tfe .. delivered right to your project . Fast and easy . Free estimates . Phone 992 -3284 , Goet;;~lein Ready -Mix Co ., Middleport, Ohio . 6-30-ttc; $$$ --------------:-- • -.-...... ... - ON THESE 1974 MODELS on aluminum replacement windows, siding , storm doors and windows , Railing . Phone,. Charles Lisle , Syracuse, Ohio . Carl Jacob, Sales .Represeiltatlv·e, V. v. ,..,. John!lon and Son , Inc . · 4-30 -.tfc .. . . Pre-Owned, Low Mi~e Exllil Good Condition ------ Estimates of Any Type 501 NYLON r - - ---------, REGULAR SUI 1971 CADILLAC 4 DOOR SEDAN DeVILlE Fully equipped in · cl udlng stereo tape. Has never set out in weather, 30,000 actual miles. Personal car. '7.95 Sq. Yd. Price Includes Installation and free padding . Talk to Wendell Grate, carpet consultant . - We- have hundreds . of carpet values. Your be completed In 1 to 2 . .No long walt.lng· per~. ' SPECIAL I · 1 Roll Candy Stripe wtlll rubber b•Ck, l.ff lq, ,_., Nite for ledrooms, ct.ns, kitchens; etc. See Arnold Grate Rutland Fumiture Ph. 742;4211 1974 Datsurl 260Z 6 Cyl ..................... S4995 Fadory air, .P .S., and P. B., vinyl roof. .... . . 2 Or. hardtop, factory air, P.S., P. B., white vinyl roof. 1974 ~rcury • I. bronze metallic: with · sedan, factory . ,.air. P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. 1974 American Motors Grenilm ........ $2795 '"' " 1974 Pinto 2 Dr ....................... ........ $2695 Runabout, 4 cyl., automatic. . . ~ ". ., .... "0 soli 1ting. If So Our Company· OffeiS Standard shill. 1971 Ford 1. 'complete · Company Training Program Mavtag · AutomaiiQ 'Z Speed oref'I'MOn . ·'holce a water ~ei'nps . Auto. weter levtl control. Lint Fllttror Power Fin • Agitator .. . Ptrma-Prlls M•vta, Halo of Ht•t Drvers Surround CIOfhll with even ,heat . No hot spots, no ovt~drylng . Flnt Mt.,. Lint FIHer . Wt Sptcltllztln ·' 1 '"n"•· MAYTAG Red Carpet Servlct RUTLAND FURNITURE Arnold Grate ~--~.~----------~--~ ' 2. Unlimited Al'lvancement . Opportunities 3. '16,500 _to '19,500 1st Year Income Ftoo ............................. $1695 Radio. heater, standard shift . • · b 1 1970 Ford F100............... f'..9~~··~~.~.,"••s995 i972 American Motors Gremlin ........... $1695 " u. 1;70 Ford Thunderbird 2 Dr ......... ~..... S1795 ." 1971 Mercury Monterey 4 Dr· Sedan .... ; • .s1695 • r. -.j 2 Dr., 6 cyl. , !111utomatic . Hardtop, foctory olr, P.S., P.B., AM-FM • ereo. , Foctory olr, P.S., P. B., vinyl roof. j@) 2 SIGIIS Pomeroy• OF QUAliTY 1.971 Ford LTO ... ..-.......... , .............. $1495 ••• 1971 Chevy, Nova,2 Dr ....................... S1595 ..." " ' '"' " ' ' ' ••' • . ' ' •u r "' ••• ., ...... "" " ..... 5. Excellent Working Conditions •• ' • ~. &.....~~........................~~~ ::: Foe. olr , P.S .• P. B., vinyl roof. V-8, •utommtlc, sharp. .• 1973 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 14595 3 Seat. Red and white, saddle custom vinyl trim , tint glass, "dual air conditioning, h. duty shocks. 350 V'8 engine, turbo hydra"matlc power steering and brakes , radio, chrome grHie, L7B- l5 w · w tires, Cheyenne Super equipment, never titled. A sharp·unlt that will do the tow job far you. Retail Sticker $6,078 .75. 1972CHEVROLET'f,TON . " . . S2395 .8' Fleetslde, light g'oen finish , like new 15 Commercial tires, H. duty ·sprlngs, 350 V ·Senglne, • speed trans . . ..."', . • CARS .. 4. Major Medical Hospitalization and J>ension Plan Apply by phone Thursday, Aug. 8, 12:30 p.m .• 1:30 p.m. and 4:30p.m. 5:30 p.m. 992-2579. 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Untii6:0G-Til5p. m. Sat. . 1972 Ford F250 V~a ••••••••••••••••••••• .-••• $1895 With step side bed. ' ;I "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" 1970 Ford FlOO ............ ; •••••••••••••••• $1495 Ruf-.0. "------ Karr & Van Zandt Br:ougham 4 dr . 2 Dr., 6 cyl. , automatic . ..-........ 70 Olds 98 Hoi. Sed., POWer, air ........... ~!~_95 · 70 Ford Gai. 500 2 Dr., V8, 3 speed ... ,.. '1295 69 Pontiac Cat. 4 Dr., 2 tone, fact. air ......'995 69 Olds Cut. HT Sedan, auto., P.S..........'1495 69 Ford LTD HT. Cpe. Vroof, air ........... '11.95 69 Chev. Mal. 4 Dr•.• V-8 auto., P.S. .. .....'1195 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S.... ,.....~995 69- Pontiac - . . .. Bonn., 2 Dr. H.T., v-roof, air ..... 1895 68 Chev. Mal. Wagon, V-8 auto., P.S...... ..'1195 68 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, power, air.... ;~.'1~~~ 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 1\t\ontego ••••••••••••••••••••• $3995 •.1 \ ., H1 . 1974 Chevy Impala Custom Coupe ........ $3995 ..., RUTLAND FURNITURE 742-4211· 1974 Buick LaSabre4 Dr .•• i ............ , •• $3995 , '::a.C:." 73 Buick Elec. H.T. Sed., power, air, sharp 14895 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe., v-roof, power, air..... '4695 73 Dodge Pol. 4 Dr. HOOf, air; ........ '3495 72 Olds 98 HT Cpe. P.S., auto.............. 12695 72 Chev. Imp Cpe., V-8 auto., P.S; ........ '2495 72 Ford Cus. 500 4 dr. Sed., pow. ait ..... 11495 72 Pontiac Cat. HT Cpe,, Power, air ........ '2895 .. 72 Olds 88 Royale HT Cpe., V-roof, air..... !2995 71 Ford Pinto 2 door, auto••. :..............'1795 71 Ford Gal. 5004 dr. V-roof, air ..........11995 71 Dodge Oart Swinger, Slant 6, auto....... '2195 ' Automatic .. ' Sold New, 15300.25 NOW •4695 70 CheveHe HT Cpe, V8, auto, P.S......... 11795 · 70 Chrysler Newport .4 Dr., pow. & air:....'1995 . ------------READY -MIX CONCRETE -------...-----FOR FREE est i mates ' 71 Pont. Tempest,' HT Cpe., V-8, auto., P.S '2095 . . 71 Pontiac Cat. 4 Door, HOOf & air ....... :11795 -- C. BRAOFORO, Auctioneer · Complete Serv ice Phone 949-3821 or 9_.9-3161 Rac ine, Ohio Crltt Bradford S-1·tfC saddle viny l Int .. full Heating-Air Cond. En;ne Tune Ups &Ow!rhaul Now ask yourself where would you want your car worked on? Wouldn't you rather have a man work on your car that really knows what he is doing. We will service any American make of car & Opels. BIG SAVINGS ON ALL NEW BUICK, .PONTIACS, OPEL$ & G.M.C. TRUCKS WHILE THEY LAST YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ' ANY CAR NEW OR USED. CALL US TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT , TO HAVE YOUR CAR SERVICED BY US. . I 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto ........... '2195 .._ SEPTIC TANKS cleaned. Modern San itatlon , 992 -3954 or 992 -7349 . 10-23 ·ffC DENNIS EYNON power, mir, .$,500 miles. ~LOOK '" HOWARD WELl Citation bronze. saddle vinyl roof, · m~tchlng Int., full Seibr.lng . Small V-8, 8uto. trans., power steering, low mileage. Exceptional In every way. New t i res . - ' t • tc roof. NATE BIGGS Was 15294.55 NOW •4400 74 Olds Delta 88 Royale HT Cpe. 71 PLYMOUTH SATEWTL .......... !1895 • ------------ Citation bronze, saddle vinyl • THAT THE FOLLOWING THREE MEN HAVE PASSED THE TEST GIVEN THEM BY THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE. IN THEIR RESPECTIVE FIELDS. power, air . D.RIVER"S EO. CAR . Choice of 2 dr. & 4 drs . Both from satisfied owners that we haVe serviced since new . Law mileage. Sharp cars . CARPETING ca II 992-2836 For $AVE 74 Olds Delta 88 Hardtop Sedan .ii:L. ~ lht ~! SEWING MACHINES. R.tptlr _, ;service, all makes , 992 ·22U. The Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . -~v Author i zed Slng!'r Sales and Service . We sharpen Scissors . ~ ~ 3-29-tfc Is there someone with a strong desire for a healthy financial, future with no trav , ·no ompetiti!UJ an,d no l i t C•pa~lty .742-4211 ~ '~*- ' ~t~j..W : {J(iJl. ..u4, ......, ~J.. HOUSE insulating ; blown for better results . Cuts tu•l bills down . Free estimates , Call 742 ·A428. 11 -4-Stp IS THIS FOR.YOU? 'Offices Coast-to-CA!ast --------------FARM Ma c hinery. New --------------- AUTOMOBILE l nSUflf'ICI t encelled? Lost your operator's license. Call 992 7428 . 6 · 1S.ffc BIG SALE _Radio, heater, standard shift,· , 1970 18 FT . Scottie Cam per 1 slee ps 6. Self -contained, good condition . Phone 992 -7126 . 8-1-ttc Hofland balers, hayblnes. forage · equipment , Ultd baiera, mow•r• •· New !1o)land baler tW ine, 11.000 ft . $26, 10,000 ft . $28 end S30 . Gould Tractor Saln , S1. Rt . 2, MUrravsville , W. Ve ., 26153 , or pr.one 1304) 273 -3<f97 . 8-8-6tc 7-23-261< ·- -----------bttn ----- ACRES with four room house about- six years old, full basement, Portland area . For more information , ca ll 9925035 . 8-7-Jtc _______ __ 2 ,..,.....r., ""· ,.. ----------------5 4<f0 DODGE engine and 3181 Plymouth engine. both 1968 models . Phone (6U) S<fl -2116 . ...._ """":_. .,......_..._ 8-8l6tp 1pt., James Hazelton · STROUT REALTY 307 Spring Avenue Pomeroy 992-2298 -------------- ---------------- K&H ROOFING 4 BEDROOM hou se on 5 acres I n Pomeroy area . If Jn . teres ted, call (2 19 ) 735 -3400 or write to P . 0 . Box "663, Logansport, Ind . 46947 . · 8 - 7 - o~~tc 992 - 5~56. INROW FOR RENT ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY . Known & Reliable MAYTAG apartment washer , $60, ats~ h12' cloth rug , ' $25, lust like new . Can be seen at Arthur RumflelcL Rt . 4,or call, I 1 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PHONE 992-547. ALL-WEATHER 337 N. 2, Middleport 992-2550 · -------------1974 ELSINORE Honda MT 125 . . --------------- REDECORATING? garage, corner lot , hot vyater heat . Near heart of M iddleport. sa,soo.oo - 2 bedrooms , garage, T. P. water and on 1 -------------- 8·8·3t c HOME DEOORATING Double BUYITNOW,TOMORROW IT WILL PROBABLY BE A LOT LOCUST posts for sale . Phone 992 ·7730 . MORE . DROP IN AND LET'S 8-11 -Hp TALK TURKEY. ' 992 -7162 . -----...,---------- ____________ __ In La r ge 8 room and 2 car garage . 3 ·APARTMENTS - . . Phone 992 -2181 _ FO RO 8N tractor , Sl ,1 60 . Ford 9N tractor (step up tran S· $1.150 . F ord . . miss i on ) , Fe rguson tractor with oew 5 ft . 3 pt . rotary mower, S1 , 100. Albany, Ohio . Phone 698 -7881 . 8-9-3tc MA 'v'TAG HIJ. GOOowasher , aluminum CASH paid all makes and models of mobile homes . Phone area code 614 -<f23 ·95J1 . 4·1l·tfc ---------~-----5 ACRES of level to . gently rolling land , nor roo far from town . Send any lnform•tlon to Box 729 c, cart' of the Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy , Ohio •s1~' · .._ 1·2· 12tc POMEROY LANDMARK Jack W. Carsey, Mg : Free Estimates, Middle~ort. 0 Real Estate For Sale bedrooms, large lawn , workshop and · double garag e . RUTLAND Brick veneer , near!y new, 3 ~edroom , modern k itchen , full basement X:. 1 LOT $15,000.00. BIG HOUSE - 8-9-ltp provided. ----------------tor OLD FUR NITURE , Oillk tables, clock!l, Ice boxes , brass beds, dishes, desks , or cori} plete households. Write M . 0 . Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy , Ohio, call 992 -7160. · 5· 13-tfc .,, ·' r: 1 1\ lr ·,ll 'r d !\ r , : k • •r .1·.~·· 11.1111( ' " ' ' ;•·rrnr r wy OhiO 1·,,~-,., house , 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, and furnace heat. Barn · ~ and garage. Only These sizes als.o available : . S, OOO, 6,000, 8,000, 10,000 and 12,000 BTU. 742-5293 TEAFORD SISOO.OO. 2 ACRES - '109.95 ---- --~-------- PH. 992-7454 or 992-7129 Service Pomeroy Village 50x 160 only 4,000 BTU rent in Rut lan d . Phone 992 · 5858 . 7 -14-tfc Interior, Exterior Decorating and Remodeling ' ~"f""J ' Cli4""" .k ... .k... ! ~~ · IJ!ill-~'f 7'1'..-k - Now Open for Business 992-2259 or 992-25~8 BUILDING HOTPOINT AIR OONDITIONERS -Free Estimates PROPERTY IS SELLING FAST. WE NEED LISTING S. IF YOU REALLY WANT. TO SEL L CONTACT US TODAY . -------------UPHOLSTERY fabrics by the --------------- --------------RPOMS and bath home for · MOTOR ROUTE DRIVER room, c arpet i ng and paneling, porches, level lot close to shOpping . $8,500. -4 ------------ROOM turnish,d apartment , - ------------=-=-close to Powell's Vatu . Phone 992 -3658 . SOMEONE needed for light housekeep ing and cooking for elderly lady . Must stay nights . Phone .992 -24 03. 8-7 ·3tp ; -- ----- --~---- 777 Peorl St. Mi~lepor1, Ohio THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING 00. Moved to Rutland, :v. mile inside city limit on right corner Bir ck St. and Rt. 124. OLDER HOME - 1112 stot y frame, 3 B. R., bath, porches, basement with almost new F. A. heating sys tem ,. double level lots. $6,500. » --------------FURNISHED apartment. J&B AUT~ BODY POMEROY 0. yard. 54 i nches wide, as low as $2 ..49 per yard . Velvets es low as $5.25. Imported. velvets S9 .60 . We also have nylon , ll ES - ? · · bile homes . herculon , totton prints , . One 197:_ (\,.\ - ~ented .. 2 v;nyls, and remnants by the bedroon ~~\J. Urrlled well. yard or by the piece . Pomeroy All fOr OJ . , .a 10,500.00. Recovery . 622 E . Mai n St ., PDmeroy . Phone 992 -7554. NEW LISTING - Extra nice 3 7-24 ·26tc bedroom home, and 4 good rentals with income of $520.00 a LEGHORN hen s,' been lay ing 6 months . $1 each . . Welker 's month , level lot and c ity water . Poultry Farm , · Hemlo ck BUSINESS BUILDING - Like Grove, Ohio . Available im - new, air conditioned brick. med i ately . Phone 992 -5836. Lot s of Storage and parking on 8-4·5tc Rt . 7 . . ..... · WMPOfM ____________ ------------BUSINESS room , 22x80, 234 E . Help Wanted t · radio , am -fm 8 track tape combi nat ion, 4 speaker sound system. Belance S101.93 or budget terms . Phone 99 2-3965. 8-1 -tfc F URNISHED 1 bedroom apt . for rent . 1341h Mulberry Ave . • Pomeroy. Phone 992-5436. VACUUM CLEANER S El ec tro Hygiene New Demonstrat ors 8-4·6tC · has all clean ing attachments plus the new Electro Suds for HOUSE on Route 7, Jl~ mile sham poo i ng car pet. Only south of Eastern H lgh Sc hool , 527 .50 cash or terms Chester, Ohio . Call 985 -3516 . available . Ph one 992 -2653 . _......, 8-7-3tc 8·6-ffc -TWO ------------4 room and bath apts . in ·HOUR ,WRECKER SER · VICE . Phone 1A1·6094 . 92.1 4 ROOM S and bath furn ished apartment in Pomeroy . Phone 992 -5908. 8-4·6tc 8-1-tfc The Rosenberg Co. THE DAILY SENTINEL -------------wALNUT , modern , stereo -------------- Scrap Iron, Cast Iron, Motor blocks, copper wire, bras 's, aluminum, die cast, zinc, stainless steel. Sell to KOrn, Huron. COUNTRY 3 ROOM upstai r s unfurnished apartment. One 5 room downsta i r s, unfurn ished apartment . Call 992-3056. 8-9-3t c lAND 608 E. REAlTY MAIN trailer , sleeps 6. Like new . Phone 992 -7369 . 8-4-6tc For Rent FREE HOME ESTIMATES BANO ; Thursday , Friday and Saturday' nights . Red Stewart and the Ambassadors . King's Arms N ite Club , 3m lies south of Middleport on S! . Rt . 7. 8-6-4tc . . - - - - ~-_,-..__ _, -------------- Produced frQm a special vinyl compound made b y B. F , Goodrich and Monsanto. 5 times thicker than metal si d ing . Wilt not dent, Chip , crack , peel , rot , rust or chalk . -------------DIDN ' T I<.NOW TH ·AT! MGM . Pomeroy SOLID VINYL SIDING repair , plumbing , and elec trical work . Phone Charles Sincla i r , 985 -4121. 8-7 -12tc Mr. and Mr.s. Mark Stahl, Stockdale, visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. Mrs. · Ruth Douglas, Guysville, visited recenUy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fife. Mr. and Mrs. WiiJiam Perry, A·thens, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer an~ Mr. and Mrs. Vern Story and son, Jo)ln . . Mrs. Peari.Jacobs and Mrs. Sharon Folmer have been reported ilL The Laurel Cliff Health Club ' held their.plcruc recenUy at the Roadelde Park on SR 33. Guests were Rev. and Mrs. Shock and Mrs . Evelyn Spencer. September meeting will be with Mrs. Nellie Tracy, Ball Run. 1969 CHEVY Townsman stat ion wagon . 51 , 195 goDd condition . Phone 992 -7620 . 5-24 -lfc WHITEHOUSE TAVERN ' BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbatl) SChool attendance at the Free Methodist Church Aug. 4 was 87. Attenilance at all services was 182. Offering was $255.50. Mrs. Dick Karr returned home Saturday from a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mathew and Mrs .. Margaret --------------1971 N IMROD fold -out camping -------------- B&K EXCAVATING 992-5367 LOTS for sale, trailer or house . All ut i lit ies. Phone 742 -3615, Rut la nd , Ohio. 7-16-ffc 6 9 YEAR OLO Sorrel mare tor cylinder, std .• good condi tion . sale . S27S . Phon e 843 ·2242. S700. Phon e 992-2075. 8·8·6tc 8-9-5tp_ Pomeroy Home Building & Additions, Aluminum · & Vinyl Siding, Floor Sanding & Finishing. -------------- -------------1969 MU STANG Fastba ck , 1002 E. Main Chester, Ohio 985-4102 N EW two bedroom all electric home . Carpe t ed, fu ll bas'ement , carport. Qn one acre lot. Located on Rt . 143 . For more informa t ion call 742 -6621. .. • 8·4·6tC Our aim is to please our customers. good condit ion . J3 mites per gallon . Phone 949 -3955 . 8-9-6tc -------------WILL do roofing , heatmg, News Notes 992 - -------------l972 MG M idget, low mileage •• 110 E. Main Will do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, Haul Dirt, GraveL Limestone or Rent One Our Trucks, of Backhoe ·or Dozers. 3860 . ' Lawn Mowers Nextto Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 CARSON Service Station Garage , 50x60 bu il d i ng , Cement dr iveway . Phone 742 · 5052 . 1 16 -tt c Pomeroy FOR YOUR HOME GROWN 'PRODUCE ' FRESH DAILY 8-9-3t c 3 FAMILY Yard Sale, Friday and Saturday , Aug . 9 and 10 on crook's Street , Syracuse , Ohio . Antiques , ceram i cs , c'oth ing , stove, Tupperware , s torm door , dishes , baby i t~m s, used tie d and misc . 8-7-3tc Laurel ·C liff W. Ma-in 1966 FORO Truck 350 flatbed . Slock racks , good condition . Phone 985 -3836 . 8·8-Jtp GLOECKNER CAFE Refrigerators, Freezers, Home & Auto Air Conditioners and Commercial Units. All Small Appliances USED CARS ~ ~:MIL. 'f""V """'"""''. ;._..,UN.' JO BS contracted . Phone 742 · 3074 or wr ite Bo/IC 23, Langl · Yllte, Ohio . Pomeroy, o. WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE ' 7 - U · ~6tc BOWERS REPAIR PH. M2-2174 POMEROY, OHIO 45769 CONCRET.E 1LL trim or cu t trees and shrubbery . Also . cl . . n out basements , attics , etc. Phont 9•9· 3221 or 742 -4441. --------------- - ------------- BISSELl BROTHERS H O U SE for sa le in Sv.racuse , 5 rooms and garage located CONST. CO. SHULER'S MARKET near the school. Phone 992 - 1974 PL VMOUTH Satel lit e Sebring , 2 rtr hardtop , p . s .• p .b. , vinyl top, rally wheels , 12, 450 miles , excellent con dition . Phone 992 -3410 . 8·8-6tc 7316. --------------- ONE CALL CLOSERS -- ------~----- - GROCERY business for sale . Building for Sillle or tease . Phone 773 -5618 from 8 : 30p.m . to 10 p.m . for appo intment. 3-20-tfc --------------1969 FORO L TO . Phone bus iness, · 248 River'.'lew Orl\le , Pome~oy , Ohio , Gardner Wehrung . Phone 9923090 . 5: 30p .m . to 10 : 30 p .m . 8-7-4t c We are looking fOr professional specialty salesmen, or; men wi'th experience in franchising, vending, mutual funds, insurance, paint franchises, etc . , to represent a nationally advertfsed company . Our top produce-rs earn S<fO,OOO to $70,000 in commissions per year , sellinq oil products : Must be able to tr.avel extensively and have · good car. Minimum gu'a'ranteed weekly draw against commissions. For Information and an appointment, call Mr. John, TOLL FREE at 80.0545-7999 , Sunday or week· days. _____________ _ 992-720,4 : REMEANS 500 E. MAIN ------------w WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE 1 EXCELSIOR Satt Works , E . Main St. , Pomeroy . All kinds NEW HOME , 3 bedrooms , Hutchinson Sub Div ision. of salt water pellets , water Rutland . Phone 742' -3615 or nuggets , block salt and own see M i lo H utchinson. Rutland . Oh io R l\l er S811 . Phon e 992 · 7 28 12tc 3891 . .,... 6-5-tfc SEVE N room house , bath , large tot. g8rage . Ma i n Street. CANNING tomatoe s, bring Rutland Asking $12.000 . container, Gera ld ine Cl eland . Phone 7_42 -4772' . RaCine . 7-28 -12tc 7·30 -tfc Auto Sales -------------LONG Rifle Shop, now open for 0 --------------- ---------------- --------------- YARD Sale, 1 mile off Rt , 12~on Happ-y Ho ll ow Rd . at Lawre., ce Hysell residence . Lots of school c lothing . Phone 742 -4547 , In progress now Until Aug . 16. 8-7-3tp . --------------- WILL pa i nt roofs tnd hDuiH, tree ~lllmates . Call t92·54U. t ·9-12tc dttlvtr'td Mondn· through Saturday 1n4 t\ltnlngl . Phon, -446-1142. 6·11-tfc .See or Call · Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992-7oet Night 992-3525 or 991-5232 Real Estate For Sale READ THIS! Before you buy any new U w i de Mobile Home , be $ure to see the all steel bonded Oetrol1er Mobile Homes . The s t eel bond Oetroiter Is. v irtually fireproof and hlii'S. many features. that no other Mobile Home on the market can match . we also have one of the largest ulect ions ot good use(1- &nd repossessed Mobile Homes of any dealer in the . area . Don ' t walt - shop today at Berry . Miller Mobile Homes Sale5 , 70S Farson Street , Belpre. Ohio . Phone 423 -9531 ' 8-8·12tc • Pom•ray.~ LoCittd at Mod~rn Supp1y , Small Eftlln• R•paJr .,.lied. --------- SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Small Eru~IM ;a, w. Ml ln Lin•s and Powtr: lln•s.. All work dqne by thl foot or contract. Alsa dozer work and septic tenks Itt· ----.- ----- •..,.,.,2 Wilkin~an W,ater Pets For Sale r "'P --------------- 3 BEDROOM Windsor Mobilf' Home on 1 acre ot ground . For more In forma t ion , call 992 7638 . 7 ·30 -tfc -------------- ----~ . · DITCHING SERVI.CE GREEN beana , green peppers . MALE Registered Sl. Bernard . very w ell marked , Phone 992 cucumbe·rs , tomf.toes . 7Sl 9.• Cle-land Forms , Geraldine 8 8 61c Cleland , A.ac lne . Ohio . 7 17 1fc A . t< .C . Reg . Basset Hound puppies . 6 weeks old . Phol'!e WE ARE picking up a piano In 992 7313 or 99 2 7016. your ·aru and '""'"Wou ld like 8 8·3tp some r~sponsible part'!' to lake over payments . (all ...... Credit Manager , (614) 772 5669 or write 260 East Mi! ln . Street, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601. .. . 7.tfc 6 ROOM house with 33 acres ot land , a 1972 3 bedroom trailer . R 1D 1N G horse for sale . 2 years All for sa te lor SJS ,OOO . Phone old , green broke . Gentle . Call 992 -3792' . 992-5510 . 8-9-6tp Hp 1972 JUST ARRIVED 1915 Starcra ft campers, some 197<f models. Auto awnings , Reese hItches. port .a.poti , 20 pet . off . Camp Conley St8rcrefl Sales , Rt . 62 w . of. Pt. Pleuant behind Red Carpet Jnn . 8 1 Jtc Hollow Gun Club. turn f irst right after Miles Cemetery , Rutland . Factory choked guns only . Sunday, Aug . II. 1 p. m. WILL GIVE .Special care to pre HOLSTEIN co w , ~th school ftge child in my ttome . 5 gener,.tlon . Art i ficial davJ a week . Phone- 9<f9 498<f . bre-eding Firs t ca tt , one week a a 3tc old . Angus Hol!tle ln Heifer. I mile north Me igs Rd . 49 , at Snowville , Ohio . 681. ---~---- Mobile Homes For Slle 8-8-5tc --------------SHOOTING . MATCH . Corn a 11 · 8 WOULD IIIJ.e lohave someone to 11ne 8 chimney . Phon~ 992 webb ing ; spring twine , ta cks. w elt C'or d , cotton , swivel bases and foam , foam , foam . Pomerov Reco..,ery, 627 .E . Mi!ll in St . . Pomeroy. Ohco . Phcme 992 7SS• . + 1 2• -26tc 3 LOVABLE female pup,:,in ro g ive away to anyone who would give them a good home . Phone 843-209.4 or con tact Wa~ted Help Notice lost For Slle WILL keep elderly people In rnv hOme Phone 9Y2' 7<f60 8712'tc I • • '( · / 1970 Chevy Monte, Carlo.2 Dr .............. $1395 Hardtop, V-8, outomollt. P .S., P. B. .POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES8:00 P.M. . ~OMEROY, OHI.O . ' · 1971 Capri 2 Dr ............................. $1295 ~ , -4 c;yllnder, .t speed. 1970 Ford Torino GT.~ ...................... $995 · ! Dr. hardtop. Apple Grove 1968 Plymouth Sitelli.te.............. , .... ... $695 2 Dr. hardtop, 3BJ engine, • •P· tronsmiOslon . 19U Chevy lmpal• 2. Dr ...................... S395 Hardtop, V-8, standard •hill. 1no Olds Toronado 2 Dr .......... , ...... S1695 Hardtop. This cor II loaded . . We will close.at 5 p.m .. all next .Wftk dut to the fair. Thursday closed at noon. . . Good Selection Cheaper Cars St.• Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel RIGGS USED·CARS fiS-4100 Lllcat.. on St. At. 7 Chester.o. News, Events By Mn. herbertRouah Mr. 111d Mrs. Roy Donohew met 111e1r llllll, Mr. 111d Mrs. Ge«ae Donohew and family at NellonvUJe SundBy and . en· joyedaptcnlc:. Mark, Doug and 1A11'1 Clllle home with the Donohewt lilt a two weeks vacauon with their grand· parenta, Mr. and Mrs, 'Roy Donohe!r. Mr. 111d Mrs. Jeff Donohew mel bltby apent the weekend lfttll the lat~r'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Proffitt. The Donohews wiU spend a week at the Proffitt hrlme In Belpre while they are vacationing lh Canada. Mr. and Mrs: RObert Harden and Eric ol Marlon spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Donohue. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hodge of Columbus spent the weekend . with Mrs. June · Wickersham and sons. Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman will enter Holzer Medical Center Aug. 8 and will have e~e surgery Aug. 13. Mrs. Gerald Hayman and Keith and grandchildren spent Sutlday at Royal Oak Park. Mr. and Mrs. Paul of 0.."" We Built Our Business on Service and now Service is Building Our Business WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 500 E. MAin St., Pomeroy, Ohio . Parkersburg, Mrs. Maggie and children of Millvale, Pa. .Roush were dinner guests Mrs. Doris Adams ·is conSutlday·of Mr. alid Mrs. Erwin lined to Veterans Memorial Gloeckner and Ada Norri•. Mr. Hospital with pneumonia. and Mrs. Davis visil;ed Mrs. Ross Scarberry was ad· Golda Story at Darwin SWlday milled to Holzer Medical afternoon. · Center SWlday due to a heart Mrs. Wiley Ours, Mrs. Nancy attack. Yoachim of Racine Rt. visited Ohio Valley Grange 2612 Mrs. Erwin Gloeclmer. Letart Falls enjoyed a picnic at Mrs . Golda · Story was State park on. Rt. 33 Sutlday. returned to her home at Mrs. Don .Riffle and children Darwin Thursday from of Lucasville, 0. spent Friday University Hospital, Colum- with Mr. and Mrs. Lester .bus. • Roush. Johnnie Roush ac· ' · · Mrs.'' Roy Donohew, Mrs. companied her home for a Margaret Gloeckner attended visit. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jarrell revival services· at Freedom Gospel Mission Saturday night. and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rev. 0. G. McKinney of Charles Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Charleston was the evangelist. Roger Roush were shopping in Mrs . Edith Gilkey of Parkersburg Saturda.y. Gallipolis, Rolind Dill of evening. ' Pomeroy spent SWJday af. Martin Cunningham was ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. admitted to Veterans Jack Ables. . Memorial Hospital as a Mr . and Mrs. Wllliam medical patient. Mr. CunWickline and son, Scotty, Mrs. ningham Is the father of Mrs. , Kathryn HW1t are enjoying a Robert Smith, Sr. vacation in Virginia, Kentucky A thought for the day: -From and Ohio . lzaak Walton's "The Complete Rev. Freeland Norris, Angler": "I have laid aside Racine, was returned to the business, and gone. a.fishing." United Brethren Church for another year as pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush, Mrs, Herbert Roush and Judy Michael were Gallipolis visitors Sunday. · . Mrs. Gladys Hutchinson of Granville, 0. visited Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush , Mrs. ' Russell Quillen, Mrs, Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas JUST ARRIVEO SPECIAL PURCHASE , Hill, Mrs. Ruth .IJonohew for a HERCULON 2 pc . LIVING few days. Mrs. Hutchinson Is a ROOM SUITES- choice of former resident. · solid gold or plaid . $175.00 Mrs . Carroll Norris of RECLINER BONANZA . ~ S}racuse visited ·her mother, choice of red or green VELVET ; plaid HER · Mrs. Eula Wolfe and Aaron CULON ; oxblood , tan or SWlday, brown VINYL . . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, $49.95 Mr. and Mrs. ,Ott Boston, Mrs . HEAVY & BEA·UTIFUL Iva Orr were shopping In Pt. 3 pc . SPANISH coffee & end table s.ets In DARK Pleasant and Gallipolis 1. Saturday evening. OAK finish . · U9.9J the llf Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner BESIDE S our large selection of ma l or ap spent Saturday with Mr. and pliances (With 30 -dilly Mrs. Hoyt Fergerson at Pt. money -back guarantees) Pleasant. and clean u!led furniture , we wish to highlight the Mr. and Mrs. Roger Roush, following GOODIES : 2ft . Miss Judy Michael were dinner hi. swimm ing popl with filter S25 ; marten bird guests Sunday ol Mr. and Mrs. boxes $19 .95 ea .; 4 dr . Herbert Roush . standard size metal file cabinet!! $35 ea .; lg . · Mr . and Mrs. Randall seleCtion of desks in metal , Roberts and children, Mrs. wood & woOd with Jntillld Gladys Shields left Sunday for leather tops ; WHITE DOG BANKS 11.95 : 50-gal. oak a two weeks vacation with ·berrtls $12 .00 ; 7" reel Eugene Hagen and family at (lots · collector's Largo, Fla. ;;l'iC,11oiis ea . Much, Mrs. Unda Jarrell, Mrs. ~·~;;~~;~• on out & · Charles Michael, Mrs. Roger Roush, Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Thursday evening with ' Robert Spencer and Dee Mearns and son. Weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr. ' OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 PM ·' SAT. TILL 5 PM SERVICE TILL 12 ' ON SAT.. NOON Fairview News Notes · ·wer-e visitorsoi Mi-. and Mrs. ' ' ,.i By Mrs. herbert RoUJb Dana Lewis Sunday evening. Mrs . Rose Bachus was Ge<irge Parsons o1 Mans· returned to her home from fteld, O. is visiting Mr. and Veterans Memorial Hosphitald. Mrs Carron White, Mr. and The Sayre reunion was e1 Mi · Don u d. Mr and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. s. 0orsa'~O::P an ~ two Herbert Sayre Sunday. Thirty• ,,. Mrs. arsons five guests attended. · · '' w~·~d Mrs. RusseU Roush, Mr. and , Mrs. Edward Cindy aild Sharon were visitors Lawson and baby spent Sunday or Mr d Mr Ronald RusseU 8• with Mr. and Mrs. Charles ·an Lawson · Sunday evening·. Mr. ,;,d Mrs. Russell Roush Mrs. Jessie Parsons of and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Mansfield; 0. ru:lv~ Wed· Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Rottald , nesday for a visit Wlth her RusseU and children enjoyed a children, Mr. and Mrs. CarroU picnic at Kara Land Park at While, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp, Ravenswood SWlday. · . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WeDs at David and Edward Roush GalllpoUs. I ' 1 ' ' . • ' .' That means you're probably looking for a modern new home that fits a "Just Marr,l ed" pocketbook. We Have Just What You Are Looking For NEW 1975 12 x 60 GOVERNOR A total electric mobile home thaf comes with color TV, stereo, dishes, pans and much more. Stop and see this one today; ; .•• ,. ' '' '. ••'• •• ''' • ' 1 ' �• 10- Thf Dally Sentlnei,Mlddleport·Puneroy, 0., Friday, Alqc. 9,1814 ~~:.:u. Ford takes a patient ot Vewrano ~nUy Relief felt 1Contlaued from Pqe I I Memorial Hoopitol. had to (Coallaaecl fnm Po1e l) have 10 plnl& ol blood. He a.U American presidential hlstory, Prosecutor Looo Jaworksi said pot'SOIII -.!10 donate blood at neither man wu ltW In olflce. there had been no such deal lheneJ<tblOOdmobUeon Aug.19 Agnew n!signed last October with Nixon. But It ened to plene desisnate it Is in disgrace, pleading no con· unlikely that Ni.ron would be "'placement blood for him . test ID ~ Charge o4 Income tax prosecuted lor Watergate . The Thooe able to donate blood for evasion. And now Nixon was country had no storn~ch for hU. "'placement may contact gone, driven from office by further punishment lor a Vemon Nease, blood program Watergate, tho molt pervasive disgraced president. scandal In America! political chairman, at 949-3661 . Hundreds stood outside the history . black Iron fence around the LOCAL TEMPS Ford became the first Prest· White House while Nixon spoke Temperature In downtown dent to assume his office for 17 minutes, delivering the Pomeroy Friday at II a.m. was without running on a national 38th televised address to the 79 degrees under parUy cloudy ballot. He lniDned his oath with nation of his .five year and sldeo. none or the trappings of the seven month presidency. norm!ll qiaadrennlai InauguraSome wept when he fmished. tion-but al!o without the Some, very much like the Tonlllftt, Sol., Sun. national grief 8!1d mourning young crowds which had forced August 9~ 10·11 that have accompanied prevl· Lyndon B. Johnson in 1968 to ous oath-takings by other vice renounce intentions to seek reTHE CHINESE presidents. · election, stormed the gates CONNECTION . the feeling in the Rather, Shouting, "Jail to the chief !" ( Technicofor, nation was a sense of relief that Some sang '·America_" Bruce Lee a trawnatic chapter of Ameri· Ni.ron was forced out by the "R" THE STONE can history finally was over. Republican elders in Congress. KILLER Coogress and the' people They told him, during the ( Technlcoktr) alike bore a sense of good will week, that they could no longer Chas. Bronson and hopes for sucCess for their dare support him-not after his Martin Balsam new president . admission of complicity in the Watergate affair. Show Storts7 p.m. Pleasant Valley HOipltal This was unlike the public Discharges _ Mrs. Edgar · uproar last October after Rime, Point Pleasant; Michael Nixon had ordered the firing of Holly, Point Pleasant; Bar· Archibald Cox as special bara Stone, Point Pleasant; prosecuiDr. This uproar came TONIGHT, .AUG. 9 Mark Craig, Robertsburg. · from Congress, rather than an Blrtlls--Aug. 7, a daughter to . aroused nation. The nation Doublt Fe•tt.~re . Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Purcell, seemed fed up with Watergate, "JESUS CHRIST Point Pleasant; Aug . 8, tired beyond response. SUPERSTAR" a daughter tD Mr. and Mrs. : Nixon, tense, somber, a half· Tea Neeley smile crossing his face only Richard Friend, Pomeroy. CC<>Ior) once, aclmowledged his dilem· CG) PLUS rna. His confession Monday .REVIVAL SET "NEVER GIVE A A revival will be held at the had robbed him of his political INCH" Faith Tabernacle Church, power and public trust. Still, it ( Ttchntcolor) Bailey Run Rd., beginning was hard ID resign. Paul Newman SW1day lhroiiSh Aug. 14. Rev. "I have never been a quit· Henry Fonda -Michael ·s arrazln · L. M. Adams, Huntington, will ter,'' he said. CGP be the guest speaker. Emlnett . "To leave office before my Rawson is the pasiDr . The term is completed is abhorrent pubUc ·ts invited to attend. I<> every instinct in my body.· "But as President I.must put the interest of America first ." · By resigning, he retained the right ID collect a $62,WIJ.a-year pension and the emoluments of office-free office space, secretarial help, Secret Service protection, the franking privi· lege and the like. lie would have lost theseand have been stripped of the • "right \0 hold future civil federal office-if he bad been im· peached by the House and removed by a two-thirds majority vote of the senate, events which seemed unavoidable after this week's Republican defections in COngress. Nixon's critics had hoped he would spell out his Watergate role in full detail during his . Spe«:h. He did not. He barely mentioned Watergate. Ford, as President, will have ID face the problem of deciding MIDDLEPORT, 0. whether to make certinn that Nixon Is not prosecuted. After • ·Jaworski earlier tl)is year had convinced a grand jury that an ' incumbent president could not be indicted, the jury named Nixon an unindicted C<H!On· spirator. Most con·gressmen opposed any prosecution, although some said he Should he treated like any other individual and that it was wrong for him to escape when so many of his former associates were going on trial. But the effort by Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., to . pass a congressional resolution urging amnesty was faltering. Nixon's downfall was brought about when he confessed Monday that there had been '•omissions" in all his prior Watergate denials. Under Need more room? compulsion from an 8-0 Supreme Court ruling,he made Add some space with a public three transcripts which Home Improvement Loan. . showed that six days after the Keep to your budget.. And add a room. Watergate break4n he issued Let's talk about it. orders designed to have the CIA obstruct the FBI's investi' . galion. Aides said Nixon's wife and daughters had opposed resignation to the end. They said · the · Nixon women shed tears Thurday night, when the decision was Irrevocably pomor"" pomeroy made. rulland natlpnal That was after the csll from · bank three old frlenda from CapliDl ttle bonk of Hill-Senate GOP leader Hugh the centur~ Scott, House GOP Leader John eatobUsh&d IBn _ J. Rhodes and Sen. Barry M. Goldwater; R-Arlz., his party's MI... ., elder statesman-to give Nixon ·FDIC the ugloomy., .news that his support against impeachment had vanlahed. . . • MAIN OFFICI! . Mon., Tun., Wed .• Thurs . 9 t .m .-3 p.m . Nixon's announcement came Frldey 9 e.m . to 7 p.m . exacUy six years to the day Seturday 'e .m . 12 Noon that he stood triumphant before a cheering Repoblican MEIGS 1 r----------.:;.;,;;.;.,..;,;..;._____"": .YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR- BAKER FURNITURE .. Newberry fann Mae Uamron di•·d on Thursday produces 2nd of 1•omeroy dies lJT'I'U : HOCKING - Dallas Mae Damron, 65, died Thurs· E. Bliss , 79, RD. Little grand chrunpion · day at her resident..,, Rf. 4, Hocking, died Thursday Pomeroy. UuUas E. Bliss ews•• zn Briefi II)' tJallell Pn•llll...... . U. S. EOONOMJCSTS WEUJOMED A NEW OPI'IMISM RISING in tho llnanclal corrununlty u 1 relult ot the ond of llle Ni:lon amntnlslration. But 110me queltloned whothw a Gerald Ford presidency J:Ould IIIDP lalJatJon and check busl.reverses. Economlll EUot Janeway utd Richard Nilon's resignation will have a direct Impact on the ltrUcture o4 ftnanoo. "President Ford will call olf the war with Conar- and will seek and get the ald and cooperation ofChalnn,an Wllbw' Millll Iii the HoWle Ways and Means Committee, whom tho Nilon a,<lmlnlstratlon has been smearing," Janew11y Ml4· "We're golnflo have a whole new ball game that will be played by the rules. ~ White House again wt11 recognize that Consr... holda the JlOWW over the puree strings and thua we wUl go back ID constitutional rule In time to stave off a panic brought close to ua by the criminal Ignorance and irresponsibility of the Nixon ministration. evening at Camden Clark P'l'. PLEASANT - The She was preceded In death by Memorial flospitat , Parkers· Robert Newberry Jr. family her parents, Isaac and Beecble burg, W. Va., following an farm on Sand Hill Road Howard, her husband, Sam exlended illness . produced Its second Grand Damron, one son, and one He was born In Little Champion winner In two years grandson . Hocking, a son of the late J ohn at Thursday nlght 's Baby Beef survivors Include one and Ada Lauderback BUss. Show when 14-year-<>ld Darla! daughter, Mrs. Gary Gibson, Also preceding him In death Newberry heard her 995-poWld Rt. 4, Pomeroy ; one son, were three brothers and' two Charolais-Hereford cross steer Bobby J. Damron, East Bank, sisters. declared Grand Champion. w. Va. ; four sisters, five A construction worker on John McCausland held the grandchildren, and seyeral several Ohio River dam reinsoflhe Reserve Champion , nieces and nephew$. She was a member of the projects, he attended Bethel one of the largest, which Presbyterian Church, weighed in at 1,200 pounds and Carleton Church. The funeral will be held Parkersburg. He was a 50 year was of the same breed. John is member of Coolville Lodge 337 the son of Mr . and Mrs. Smith Saturday at . J .p.m. at the ' F and AM and was a WW l McCausland of Pliny. Ewing Chapel with burial in GERALD R. FORD BEGINS HIS PRESIDENCY TODAY Army veteran. Freddie Greene, son of Mr. the Wells Cemetery. Rev. Jay with promises of cooperation from his old friends In Congfi:M He is survived by his wife, and Mrs. Fred Greene of Stiles will officiate. and other · leaders around tl)e nation, while Rlc:hard N'Emma Bliss, at home ; one Fra:rier's Bottom, led a group Friends may call at Ewing beromes a private citizen with their regrel.l and their relief; brother, Lyle Bliss, Duncan of three winning Showmanship Funeral Home after 7 p.m. this America's leaders largely e:.pressed a common theme : ,Nilonll Falls, Ohio ; and several titles. Placing second was Mike evening. dowrdall is a tragedy for him, his family and the countey. NIIW cousins. Stanley, while Angela Me· Ford must be given timeandsupporttohealthe natlonalwowidt Funeral services will be Causland, sister of John took "My feelings are torn between sadness and latth," said Sei). SWlday at 2:30 p.m . at the the third place honors in William Brock, R-TeM., refiectlng the 1011Umenta of many of~ White Funeral Home with Rev .. Showmanship. countrymen. The outpouring of support for Ford indicateohe Frank Turnbull officiating. experience at least a brief era of good feeling somewhat Uke Uie Five defendants were fined Burial will be in the Newbury Horseshoe round solidarity of President Johnson with Congress following Cemetery. and four others forfeited bonds President KeMedy's assassination. . . Masonic rites will be in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at !!u; winners naiiled Smith's court Thursday night. SAN ANTONIO, TEX. - ELMER WAYNE HENLEY,'i,, f1n1eal home. Friends may eM Fined were Marvin Hunnell, sentenced to 594 years in prison for his part In the ~ after noon on Saturday. The First round play in the Meigs Pomeroy, $10 and costs, in· Houston sex and torture murder spree, wUl be eligible for parole County Horseshoe Tournament family asks that flowers be which is being held at the toxicalion ; David Carsey, in 15 years. : .. omitted. Middleport, $10 and costs, District Court Judge Preston Dial fomally sentenced Henljoy Middleport CommWJity Park, . squealing tires: Terry Spen· has been completed, Roger cer, Syracuse, $15 and costs, Thursday, exactly one year from the day pollee besan the l!fi!n Holzer Medical Center Brauer, park director said reckless operation ; Terry unearthing of 'rl bodies of young men found In IIIUIJar¥.d (Discha•ged, Aug. 8) Cecil Yost, Linda Woodard, IDday. &aggs, Middleport, $10 and Southeast Texas graves. The jury that convicted Henley on J'!lY Thebna Wiley, Rusty Baird, As the reSblt ol the first costs, speeding; Benjamin 15 set the maxiumum 99 years for each slaYing, bill Dial said Edward Coffee, Virgil Cold· rounds, Bob Miller will meet Rickard, South Point, $10 and Thursday that the terms should be stacked rather than llei'V8ji concurrenUy. ." well, Harry . Swartz, Walter George Hackel; Tom Clelland costs, open flask . Hickman . Clara Huffman, will meet Norman Hawley; Forfeiting bonds were Kenneth Johnson, Ann Lionel Boggs will play Lewis Chalky Niemeyer, Pomeroy, TWO EARN 1.0 · Latham, George · Newlon, Sauer; Manning Kloes will William Reeves, Pomeroy, and Two students have scored Virginia Ram backer, Melissa play Bob Reed ; Dean .Lutz will lvor Logan , no address perfect 4 point averages for the Nance, Tawny a Parker, HolleY play John Sebo ; Harvey recorded, $30 bond each, in· summer session at the Hocldng :eontlnued from page 1 Boyer, Raymond Fields, Lola Whitlatch will play Jay Brown toxication; Steven Jenkins, Technical College in Nelson· the cowity. bOard ·or education Mayes, Goldie Gates, Mabel and Jim Reed will meet Jeff Newport News, Va., $30, open ville. They are MoriDn Barnes, was approved by the Southero Brisker , Richard Hackett, Snowden In second round play. flask. Pomeroy, and Janet S. Morris Board. The board pJannect·-to Charles Rowland, Sr., The second round of play is to of Racine. Two others named purchase a new motor for : ~ Margaret Martin, Willard be completed no later than TWO RUNS MADE ID the dean's list also, by Gravely machine at lh.e Sunday and Brauer is to be Anderson, Mae Nichols. The Middleport ER Squad earning a three point or better Syracuse School. ,~, · notified of the results. · . (Births) made two runs Thursday. At were Janice K. Kolter, City Ice and Fuel was named Mr. and Mrs . Arnold 4:35p.m. they were called to Pomeroy, and David A. Reed ID supply bulk gas for tl$e D~wson , Jr., a son, Jackson; Bradbury · Rd., for Charles of Reedsville. district during the next year,; ~ Mr . and Mrs. Russell Wilson, a Ohlinger and at 10:07 p.m. to was ag...OO to advertise for . REUNlON SET · daughter, Jackson. Dailey Run Rd., for Mary sale two school buses In the · Plans are being announced Archer. The two patients were near future. The next meeting DIVORCE ASKED National Convention in Miami lor the R. A. "Dick" 81\d Susan taken to Veterans Memorial . was set for 7:30 p.m. on Sept. "Bett" Grinstead annual Wend. e ll Eblin ,' Mulberry Hospital . Beach in 1968 and promised "a 16. Ave., Pomeroy, filed a divorce new day for America." In that reUnion to be. held Sunday at Attending were Grover Veteran$,Memorlal Hospttoi suit · against Leo11a Eblin, acceptance speech, ha had the New Haven Park. AU DISCHARGES - Marjorie Middleport, charged gross Salser, Jr., Denny Evaris, . said, "America's in trouble descendants and friends are Dennie Hill, Jack Bostic, David IDday not because her people cordially Invited to attend. A Goett, Erma Wright, Marshall neglect of duty and eztrerne Ne.1se,, board members, Supt. Adams, Robert Forrest, Carl cruelty in Meigs County have failed but because · her basket dinner will be served at Glagnon. and clerk Mrs. noon; Common Pleas Court. · .. leaders hav• fall•d." 4 draw fines . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE ,,. SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 8 -····· · · · -- .. BACK-JO.SCHOOL . . SALE PRICES ON GIRLS 4 TO 14 AND .PRETEEN . SPORTSWEAR DRESSES ·. COATS • BOYS AND YOUNG MENS "f4L- - - - JEANS AND PANTS... ..···~· JUNIOR DRESSES PANTY HOSE ......,.... ... . .... ,.......... . -y liD 7-SATURDAY .9 to 12- .. IIOfiDAY·THUISDAY 9 to 3 Ahorneaown ... . .. _ Main. Store and W.._ .... . Doxol Propane Servict. Ridenour's T.V. & Appll.ance Gil• Server • 1-- - --.. i!--- ··""""'·""'"""" . ..........-... - - - --......- ......,.,IJ.J307 Chnter., Olio ELBERFELDS · ' ·----iL----'- .,.............. . . . . . . . . . . ..____.. ,. . ___,_____ . . . . ...- . . . . . . . . .,_. . -..... . . .. . . . . . . . _,. . . _"' --·.,. -------. Vanda} b eak •· mto area camp The 1974 Dodge van shown at left, owned by Joey Hall, 20, Gallipolis, was impounded by Gallia County lawmen Thursday. Hall was charged with possession of an hallucinogen and for maintaining a vehicle which is allegedly resorted to by users of hallucinogens or which is used for illegal keeping or selling of hallucinogens. Hall's case will be heard in Municipal Court 9a .m. Tuesday. Judge Roher! S. Betz set bond .at $10,000 on the felony charge of maintaining his vehicle, and $3,000 on the misdemeanor charge of possession. As ol4 :30 p.m. Saturday , Hall was still lodged in the county jail. The vehicle reportedly cost approlrimately $8,000. It has plush carpeting. According ID local lawmen. 160 l.SD tablets were confiscated from the van. Both the city police and sheriff's deparlment participated in Thursday's arrest and a raid of a Fourth Ave., home in Gallipolis. on Nibert Rd. in Cheshire Deputies also investigated a minor traffic accident in the village of Cheshire where an auto driven by John W. Wat. terson , 18, Apple Grove, W. Va, backed into a car owned by Betty T. Meadows of Gallipolis. Arre$ts recorded were Dale Sowards, 46, Sandusky, Ohio, for disorderly conduct ; Robert R.ay Snodgrass, 24, Pineville, W. Va . for violation o£ probation and Paul K. Shepard, 27, Rt. I, Patriot, disorderly conduct. • + ·Weather Your Invited Guest tmts Highs today in the 80s. Chance of showers and thundershowers tonight and Monday. Low tonight in the 60s. High tomorrow in the 80s. Reaching More VOL. 9 NO. 28 fhan 12,000 . Families 66 PAGES FIVE SECTIONS · GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT SUNDAY, AUGUST II , 1974 Telemetry coming to area EMS Middleport·Pomeroy PRICE 20 CENTS Aussie breed to be shown By Katie Crow GALLIPOLIS ....: The Health ilervices POMEROY - A first for the Meigs Administration (HSA) of the U. S. County Junior Fair this year will be the Deparlmen t of Health, Education and showing of two Murray Grey steers, a WeHare has approved funding of $506,633 breed that originated in Australia . for the addition of telemetric equipment to The animal is the only one of its type the communication. sy§'Jem ·of the foun·from Australia iii Meigs County and is dation 's EmergenCy1 Medical Service owned by Mr . and Mrs. Floyd Avis and System National Demonstration Project. sons, Bob and Tom, Avis Green Acres on FW!ding was originally negotiated for. SR 681 . the system by the foundation during 1972 Bob and Tom, ~s part of their I, 4·H with final federal1 approval ·Withheld until project, will be ~ntering the animals in the project was geared-up to accept th~ competition at the fair . · telemetric work load. The Avis family has the largest herd of As viewed .by the foundatiqn, Murray Greys in southeastern Ohio, 42 telemetry Is a practical answer for head. prehospital treatment of heart attack To trace the true origin of the Murray victims. Through electrical technology it Grey bre.Od it is necessary to go back in is a means of placing profeosional medical time a good deal beyond the birth of that assistance at the side of a distant patient. first grey calf in 1905. Indeed, one must go IIRENDA BOYLES, left, Sumbeans Club, WJIS reserve champion and Teresa . The pilbllc has become familiar with back several centuries. Carr, Tupp<\rs Plains Girls, grand champion in the all-American foods category m telemetric ''saves" as dramatized in the it seems to he generally agreed that Friday afternoon's judging of the Meigs CoWlly food fair . See account of fa1r and TV series " Emergency," w~erein almost: genetically the Murr~y Grey is other pictut.es on page 24. · weekly are measured the vital life signs of predominantly Aberdeen Angus. The mam heart rhythm patterns and pulse rates . bone of contention is its color. These two, in conjunction with those ta~en It has been said, and fairly satisfac· manually by an emergency mediCal . torily established, that the breed, as technician (EMT) , are transmitted Americans know It, originated from the simultaneously to the professional medical crossing of Aberdeen Angus males with a staff at a hospital. GALLIPOLIS - Elizabeth Cornell, Co1n1 ty probation officer. particular shorthorn cow on the "\ ·The staff considers the voice-trans· local civic leader, named Saturday Gallia Mrs. Cornell is a graduate of Brearly Thologolong property beside the Murray milled signs of respiration, body tern· Colioty chairman of Ohioans for Gilligan, &hool New York City, and attended Wells River. This cow produced exclusively grey perature and blood pres~ure along with the will coordinate activities in Gallia CoWlly Colleg;, Aurura , N. Y. ·she and her calves. R. C. Buchanan, whose property visual telemetered signs of rhythms and on behalf of Governor John J . Gilligan's husband, Timothy, make their home at 132 . was nearby, said he actually milked this pulse and prescribes a course of treatment re--election campaign. '. Garfield Avenue, Gallipolis. They. have cow. tD the EMT, including administration of A housewife, Mrs. Cornell spends three children. The thing first noticed about Murray much of her time in civic and community basic medication if necessar.y. Greys are the colors, from softest silver to Until recently; national concern and Services, including. sUnday school fullest gray; then their size, and that they DEADLINE ON TUESDAY legislative aid has focused predominantly teaching at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. no horns. Then, when one knows have POME!WY - Exhibitors in the on- victims of accidents, especially those · Gallipolis. them better, he marks their gentle, even related to highways. The highway satety She also is vice-president .of the· south . domestic arts and horticulture depart· pCaceful disposition . Docile cattle convert act appropriates millions annually to eastern Ohio chapter of Planned Parent· ments of the Meigs County Fair are being feed inlo meat efficiently and they don't states for upgrading roadways and. safety hood Association, and Is a former Gallia reminded that their displays must be at thrash about in their yards; thus, their the senior fair building by 10:30 a.m. procedures, including funds for the pur· Tuesday. · Inform ation~ On the t~mes in- meat is neither bruised nor darkened. It is chase of equipped· ambulances . volved in the premium book are m error. the claim o!Murray Grey breeders, and it Automobile accident deaths of 55,000 $588\80 TO GALLIA is proba ~ly true, that these are the gentlest GALLIPOLIS - State Auditor Joseph LONGER NA'IE annually support th.IS concern . d th " cattle on earth. However, according to other national T. Ferguson 's office has annoWlce e GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (UP!) - For statistics the emphasis . for ambulance distribution of $58B.OO to Gallia County in 9-year-<>ld Chris Ford, the nephew of the service should ~qually conSider the victim criminal costs subsidies. The state pciys -' new President, it was confusing for only a Child strucli by aut? of heart maliW!ctions. . Dr . Gary J . An• for the succes$fu1 prosecution and im- moment wh· en he was asked Frl'day what · POMEROY - Carolyn Casto, 7, was dersmi cardiologist at the Krannert In· prisonment of indigent persons convicted he would now call his·uncle. stitute 'or Cardiology, I.ndiana University, of felony crimes. under the criminal costs ''Mr. um~le. J~rry President/ ' he struck by a car Friday at 7:46p.m. as she was riding her bike in East Main Street. .d and a Consultant to the Foundation, states subsidy program . The money is ap· 1 She was rushed to Veterans Memorial Uiat recent reports in .medical llteratur~ Propriated by the legislature to the rep le · TS SQUAD ASSIS . Hospital by the Pomeroy E.R Squad lor a Show heart at tacks occur at a frequency ot auditor's office for this purpose. ' MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport E·R possible fractured leg. about one million per year. Of these, 40 to . HONOR DUE FIREMEN · Squad was called )'riday at 11 :58 a.m. to · According to Pomeroy Police, Carolyn 60 percent will succumb, with 25 percent, 'l'he Vinton village Council will have a . McClurg's Dairy Isle lor Marie Tursley, a apparently came out of a side street into 24 or 250,000, dying in hours. . · dinner honoring Vinton volunteer firemen medical patient:' who was taken to the path of a car driven by Fanme According to Anderson , 24 hours Is not and thelrlamlliesMonday evening at 6:30. veterans Memorial Hospital. Maynard, Racine. No cftation was issued . an emergency period as most people can reach a hospital in th.at time. However, of the 250,000, .almost half, or 120,000, will die within the first hour. . In testimOny before the U. S. House Subcommittee on Public Health and Environment on the Emergency Medical . "shouldn't get off scott free." Others were BY JANOOUNTRYMAN markedly In favor of the resignatiOn, or disappointed in the . presi dent's Service System Act, Dr . Anderson stated, GALLIPOLIS ...: Thursday, Aug. 8, tl)e impeachment, or bOth. ' resignation, but these were few in com"The lndivtdtial we are losing In the be?rt Must Galllans agreed that · the parison and some merely didh't know attack Is not always the young person, like 1974 wtU.go down in history as the day that tt Is In traJl!ll_ so often. It Is the middle a president of the United States resigned. Waterga te scandal had been so hard on the what think, but ~upposed he had done aged usually male, highly productive, ' It was an historic moment, the first time natiOn as to bedepress.mg and that the 'Idea what was best for the country . Th~re was indication of moderate fund,;,ental ID society, and certainly such a thing had )lappened. The nation, of a resignation co~mg .~rom the White weary of Watergate and Its accompanying House was at leasl sad. . . disappointment that Nixon made no fund~~mentol to the family· Sidewalk observers sa1d that what had "admission of guilt" in .the watergate "It takes about an hour to 31> hours for scandals, gathered around Its television that patient to call up the hosp~tal or sets · to hear the '15 minute speech of happenedwouldmakethemstopandthlnk affair during his resignation speech, but IOIDebody some source, and say, I need Richard Millhouse ~ixon as he left office. before they voted at the next election and for the most part Galllans seem willing to help. • He ~penda about 20 to 27 minutes .tn If was a !eying evening, at the end of a that GeralJ Ford has the potentia liD be the let the scandal lie, to get on with the best president the nation has ever had . . businessofrunning thecountry and !eying the 11mbulance or some form •Of trans· trying time. Many Galllpolltans were among !bose · "He didn't have to con·his way into office," to get the economy back i~to livable portatlon. Uterally glued to the TV a. s Nixon came on thcr said. conditions "lntereotin~ly, 52,000 Jl<lople die from Several area persons ssld they felt Overall. the feeling was that Nixon heart attack during ambulance transit. · the alr and their opinions, gleaned from a sidewalk ~~~ taken Friday afternoon In Nixon definitely should be Impeached and " Didn't ge't his just due." ((:'onUnued on PBKe 2) the ·downtown area, were running that now that he bas resigned he I . BOB n; A sTUDENT at Tuppers Elementary, shows "Sliver Sam," a Murray Grey Steer that wUl be ahown a! the Mei&s County Jwlior Fair. Gilligan chairman named Ga.llians agree on resignation to' ... ,.' Authorized du ler for Zenith . Gibson " Har'dwick· : Kif- AUTO BANK HOURS I ... . prior to the robbery. The only descrlp!ion of the suspect , He reportedly went up to the girl and was that he was a youn g man . asked for a pack of cigarettes. He then pulled a gWl on the girl . and .took ap- · proximately $127. He forced the girl into a S f back room, and ordered her to remain there lor 10 minutes. That gave the suspe<:t time to get away. Road bl ocks were set 1,1 p and area GA LLIPOLIS - Gallia County police and the sta te highway patrol were sheriff's deputies Friday investigated a called in on the case . complaint of a breaking and entering and vandalism at the Enterprl-. Baptist Youth Plush van impounded by lawmen ;:.;p located wiJ! LU11ches ;----~---- chen · Aid lltlon I Microwave Ov•nL. Also POMgRQy - Are~ lawmen joined efforts S.turday in search fo r a yoWlg armed robbery suspe<:t following a holdup of the Vista Service S\ation at f'lve Points near here Friday evening. According 1o Meigs County Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, the de par tmen t received a call at 8:11 p.m. ~'r iday that the station had been held up . Sheriff Hartenbach said Linda Sue Wolfe • was on duty at the tirne. A man was reported in the station abo ut a half hour * 'o RUTLAND BRANCH \\on ;, T\•ts .. Wtd ., Sat ., 9 a .m ..:r p .m. Thursl:tav t•.m. to 12 Noon Frld•y t l .m. to 7p.m . · Armed robber gets $127 in Vista station holdup • If .l. 'I TOM AVIS 16 A STUDENT at Eastern High School, shows Grey Boy, a Murray Grey b~eed ID be shovm for the first time at the Meigs Junior Fair. Cleveland getting .2nd. Bob Evans restaurant GALLIPOLIS - Bob Evans Farms, the sausage and family.,;tyle restaurant company headquartered in Columbus, has broken ground for its second restaurant In the . CJ~veland area, the 15th in the statewide chain. Located at 131150 Brookpark Road at West !30th Street, the resta urant is scheduled to open in December, 1974. The other BQb Evans Restaurant in the greater Cleveland area is presenUy under construction· at the intersection of Routes 2 and 306 in MeniDr •. An October opening is anticipated. The featured menu item at all the restaurants is Bob Evans Farm Sausage, available as entrees and sandwiches. These items are supplemented by other old .fashioned, country dishes such as fried mush, barbecue spareriQs, chicken 'n' noodle casserole and Pioneer Salad with Rare, period books going on display Bob Evans Colonial Dressing. Based on Bob Evans's proven theory that "folks'll eat breakfast any time of the day or night," standard breakfast Items such as bot cakes, waffles and eggs with .. sausage are available any tlnie. A special childr.en's menu is also available . The Brookpark restaurant, which will seat 129 people and provide parking for 100 cars will be open from 6 a.m . until10 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays and until 11 :30 p.m. on F ridays and Saturdays. La nd for the newest unit was put· chased from Cook United; the general rontra<:tor is Hausman & Johnson, Inc. other Bob Evans Restaurants are located in Toledo, Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Chillicoihe, Rio Gra nde and Gallipolis. . . ~n damaged by fire and smoke POMEROY - A fire that caused POMEROY - 'The Pomeroy Public thousands of dollars worth of smoke · Library is now displaying a .collection of · rare, old books that have been stored damage occurred In the basement or the a way. This Is the first display of these Meigs Inn Friday at II :06 p.m. Pomeroy . Fire Chief, Chlirtes Legar, reported smoke books and they will not be shown again for damage in the entire building, including many years. . the New York Clo thln~ House. · Jnciuded In the display are "African The fire , which caused 100 .volll of Game Trails " by Teddy Roosevelt; electrlcty to rlcoohet around In the "Picturesque America" in , two, volumes basement hampered firemen unUl the . ' H • edited by William Cullen Bryant; a leather . electric company arrived and dlsconbound edition of "The Ufe and Writings of nec.ted the powerllne. fr01n a pole. the Rev. George Herbert; an old edition of The fire was cauaed by ' abort in a , "Poetical Works of Joho Milton"; a large circuit box where the main clrcu!t antaro volwne showing the works of •rt tn the the building. Fire damqe wu Mlllna*l " Paris Universal Exh ibition of· l878," and · at $300. Tho fire wu COIIIalned tO lhe a book of farm and rural scenes from basement area. Over 20 llltln ~-..!tile America's past by Currier and lves. call . l • . l ••f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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