https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0c9e336e6bdced098f2b2a5ce0b67095.pdf 0fed41b4c282d13c6189a89c62cdf620 PDF Text Text • • Fly ash, sewage sludge key in strip mi"ne study Bar may oppose immunity for • ex-president Laurel Cliff News Notes . · OUth Portsm • L • wms e- Social Notes MRS. VANAMAN DIES RUTLAND - Mrs. Bernice E. Vanaman, 60, Rt. I, Rutland, died early Wednesday evening at the Holzer Medical Cenr.,r. The body was taken to the Walker Funeral Home at Rutland where funeral arrangements are being compler.,d. \ AFI'ER HOURS DRINKING MIDO~ESBROUGH, England (UP I) - Robert Hendersoo, 53, was jailed for six months •Wednesday on charges be hid in the men's room of a pub and drank nine botUes of spiritS when the pub closed. Pollee said che was found in the morning finishing the ninth botUe. · MEIGS lltEATRE Tonlghit. AuG. 16-1hru TllursdiY Aug .. 11 NOT OPEN FRI .. SAT .. SUN. AUG. 2:1-14·25 "THE SUGARLANO · ·EXPRESS" Goldie Hawn I CPGl ALSO CARTOONS -•S•how-•SI•o•rii7P•·•m•._ _ . .. . ••••••••• T EASTERN - The Eastern Local School District Board of Educa ti on has approved subs tit ute teachers, bus drivers and cooks for the new school year. The list includes Kathryn Baum , J . S. Davis, Violet Millhone, Augusta Barnhart, Alice Phillips, Lawrence Rose, Mrs . Ja mes Bac h, Sus ie Heiner, J ennifer Butcher, Leo Kennedy, Farie Kennedy , Grace Hawley, Vinas Lee, Susan Miller, Chlorus Grimm, Suzann Wolle, teachers; Ar· chie Rose, Dan Ayers , Gary Dill, Or'is Smith, Harold Brannon, C. 0 . Ne wland, Herman Schul, Larry E . Millhone · and Larry A. Millhone, bus drivers ; Mildred Bissell, Virginia Walton , Virginia Burke, Helen Frank, Juanita Spencer, . Barbara Masters, Jean Sexson, Lucille Smith, Betty Young, Ethel Carson, 'Mrs. Larry Young, Opal Hollon, Doris King and Martha Bailey, cooks. COORDINATE Coordinates is included in thi s s al e. Pants. Skirt s · .Blous es · Jacke ts · Vests . Sh irt Jacs . Mi sses · Womens . Juniors. SALE PRICES 1 l I I . . for$} 00 DRESS SLACKS Sizes 29 to 42 and extra large sizes 44 to 50 . Solid colors : plaids · neat patterns. A fine new selection . This sale include s our entire stock. 1 1 ~ · BIG PRE-SEASON SAVINGS Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens Mens 9.95 Dress 10.95 Dress 11.95 Dress 12.95 Dress 13.95' Dress 14.95 Dress 16.95 Dress Slacks Slacks Slacks Slacks· · Slacks Slacks · Slacks • Sale S.ale Sale Sale saallee Sale 5 7.88 8.88 9.38 9.88 10.• 88 11.88 13 88 MEN'S '6.95 j---;;,;-~ruu-1! FLANNEL SHIRTS ! WOMEN'S SLEEPWEAR !l j Special purchase from a famous · maker . Long gowns · short gowns . ! Reg. 10.00 & 12.00 Sleepwear . . .. Sale 4.99 Reg. 8.00 & 9.00 Sleepwear ... . Sale 3.99 Reg . 6.00 & 7.00 Sleepwear . .•. Sale 2.99 ~ ........ --_........,.._ Fair Days Sale ~ I . 100 Pet . Cotton I Reg . S!OOfor 1 1 1st Qualify I 1 SALE 401 jI ! MEN'S MR. LEGGS Blue Denim WESTERN JACKETS II -~::;~~Royal . . . Matching '· Regular price 12.95. 14 ounce blue denim. Small , m edi,um , large and extra large sizes. SALE PRICE $gas Towels - Hand Towels Bath [---FAii-;;~-sit~::::_. l DOUBLE KNIT SPORT COATS ~olid color blazers and fan c y pattern ~oat s. S1 zes 36 to 46 in regulars and long·s. Special Sate Price ' I I I! I I Fair Days Sale Sale DRAPERIES .a~ rid 84" Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Includes our entire stock . Polyester and cotton blend twills. Houndst.ooth checks . colorful plaids. Stock up now for back. to-school wear.. Mens 8.95 Fashion Jeans · · · . , Sale 7.00 Mens 9.95 Fashion Jeans •• • •• · Sale 8.00 Mens 10.95 .Fashion Jeans .• • •• Sale 9.00 1st qualltv . foam back fibergla u . 63" Fair Days Sale • Men's and Young Men's t FASHION JEANS Mens $49.95 ! Fair Days Sale BATH ENSEMBLES length· ~ . Mens 11.95 Fashion Jeans •••• • Sale 10.00 MAIN ·STORE AND MECHANIC ·sTREET WAREHOUSE .OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 8 PM ' ELBERFELDS IN POME.ROY • • .. l 1 ---~!~~_:_1_!_~-:_~-~ Fair Days Sale !I I ~ Specia I Sale Price _____ ..__,_--' GIRLS PANTIES I Sizes 2 to 8 Darnette Seconds Sizes small (14-14112), medium (15-15'12), large (16-16'12), extra large (17-17'12). Permanent press · colorful plaid patterns. ~~ blanket awarded by the Meigs County Branch of the Athens C<>wtty Savings and Loan Co. Third place In the first race was won by "Gorgeous 1.ady," owned by Donald 1.. and Sedonia Spencer, with Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy, driving. "Gorgeous Lady" came in second in the fourth race. In the third and sixth rac•t•sfo_r lhe three year old "trotter, "B.FD," owned by Ray Newhart or Marietta, WOil first in both . "B .FD" had the f:o •test time and was the trophy horse amung the three year old trotters. Presenting tJ1e trophy blanket on behalf of Elberfeld's were Mr. and Mrs . William Downie . Second place in the First in the second race was "Our Gold" owned by Jack Wentz of Vincent with " Brad's Hot Wheels" owned by Virgil Butt of Croton talting second and "Bye Bye Gigi" owned by Donald L. and Sedonia Spencer taking third with Don Spencer again driving. First in the fifth race went to ''Travlllon J ane" owned by Dr . Robert G. Fletcher of Galena ; "Bye Bye Gigi" moved to second in that race and third was "Brad's Hot Wheels." Most crowded in the entries was the three year old trot with three different divisions having · to be made because of the many entries. third race went to " Bea Sur- !))~!F~~~9~~t~ ~ Brzefs. By United Press International SEOUL-SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENT Park Chunghee asked his cabinet today to shorten the period of mourning for Ius wife, killed by an assassin's bullet.meant for him, because of "busy state affairs." The 57-year-old Park ducked Thursday when.the assassin starr.,ct shooting, but his wife and a 17-year-old girl were killed while he gave a televised speech at the National Theater. The cabinet proclaimed fi ve days of official mourning aod decided to move up the dar., of Mrs. Park's funeral from Wednesday to Monday In deference to Park's wishes to get on · with official business. "The · decision was made after the president personally asked that tile mourning period for the First Lady be shorr.,ned In view of busy state affairs." a cabinet ' spokesman said. · The 49-year-old Mrs. Park was struck on the head by the second of four bullets fired by a gunman who was later wounded In the thigh by Park's security agents. She died 8'h hours later, after surgery. · prise " owned by Henry Beaver , Sunbury, with " Anotller Doll ," owned by Charles Ecker. Donald Spencer, and Michael Swalzel. took third . · In the sixth ra ce, " Ira Nib" was second and " Speedy Kitten " owned by Sidney and Roger Spencer of Pomeroy and Dr . Jacob Weinber ge r , Gallipolis, was third . "Can Town" own&! by Fred Polk, Zanesville , won first place honors in the seventh and lOth races . Second in the sevent h was " Rican Tam Tam" owned by Wi IIi am Miller, Piketon, with "R. E. Leigh" owned by Jim A.rledge, third. In the lOth race, "R: E. Leigh" was second and "Grape," owned by Norman ood Donna Anderson of Cir· deville. was third. First place in tile eighth and ltth ra<>cs, still for three year old trotters. went to " Belittle" owned by Corner Lea F'arm , WashinKton C. H. Second place in the two races .went to " l)amaska" owned by Hobert I .ewi s , Donald Brodess and Donald Rarker of Piketon and W~verly . '111ird place in the eighth went to Speed N' Glory" owned by several Circleville men and third in th e 11th we nt to " Big Kitty ," owned by l£sterStcwurt , Mason , W. Va., and Ralph Calvert, Jr ., Pomeroy. Don Spencer, formerly of Pomeroy, dr ove his " Fascination Mir " to first pla<;e spots in both the ninth and 12th ra ces to become the trophy blanket winner in the free lor all pace. The trophy was donated by the Davis Insurance Agency of Pomeroy. Second place in both races went to "Tuloma" owned by Virginia L. Russ, Oak Hill, and third place wenl to " Miss Kay Vola" in both races. 'l'h~t animal is owned by Dor is Newhart of Marietta . en tine Devoted To Th e VOL. XXVI NO. 88 POM EROY·MIDOLE PORT, OHIO Interest.~ I !' l .I '. ' Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Sarah Congo, Portland ; Paula VanCooney, Middleport ; William Buchanan , HocKingport ; Pauline Derenberger, Pomeroy; William Morris , Pomeroy; Harold Fetty, Langsville . Discharges - Grever Klein, [)orothy Jarvis, Ethel Ferrell, Rodney Grueser, Allan Taylor, James Harless, Phyllis Ben· nett, Jay ·Neutzling , Frank Lance, Doris neer.,r. Nixon for vice president? Edgar Russell 89, dies Edgar J . Russell, 89, Rt. I, . Middleport, died Thursday at Camden Clark Memorial Hoopital, Parkersburg. He was !'receded in death by his parents, Mltchell and Alvlra . Archer' Russell, his wife, Martha Hysell Russell, In . 1970, one · sister, Anna Buck, and one brother, Clyde. Survivors Include one son, Guy A., Rt. I, Middleport; two daughl<!rs, Gladys Hendricks, ParkersbiD'g, and Vera Cantleberry, Columbus; 10 grandchildren; 18' great• grandchildren·; two great . great - grandchildren; one YOUNG TONY KENNEDY, SON OF Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kennedy of Tuppers Plains, riding "Bachelor Boy", almost a fixture at Meigs County Fairs after many years, drew enthusiastic applause again this year as he escorts horses in the harness racin g program past racing fans at the grandstand. · which in turn started a chain reaction involving four other parked cars . They were owned by Jo Helen and Roy E. Thomas, Charleston, W. Va ., WASHINGTON ( UP!) ~ The Stanley Kaldor, Rt . I , Shade, ir.,m, routinely dropped into Ross sr.,wart, Minersville, and the Congressional Record , Robert Rhodes, Rt. 2, Ra cine. seemed to praise form er There were no injuries and ' President Richard Nixon and no citation . There wa s over recommended 'that President $100 damage to the Kolesser Ford appoint his predecessor vetilcle. vice president and then resign. But it was a phony, slipped intO Thursday's recOrd aSide IT WENT DARK Complications developed In the free grandstand entertainment at the Meigs County Fair Thursday night, but the show, In typlcalLone. tradition, went on. A transformer failed throwing the grandstand area "into darkness and cutting out the sound of the performers, Nat.- Sutckey, Lanzo and Oscar and Terry Lane. A portable transformer w11_s pressed toto use and th Nhow went on." brother, Guy R. Warren; one sister, · Georgia Diehl , Pomeroy, and several nieces and nephews. He .was a member of the Pomeroy Chur.ch of Chriat and atr.,nded the Bradford Church of Christ. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Bradford Church qf Christ where the body wlU lie in state from I until 2 p.m. Burial wtll be In the Bradford Cemetery. Clifford Smith and John Wyatt will officiate . Friends may· call at the Ewing Funeral Home at any time. · M eig.~·Mason Area PHONE 992-2 156 TEN CrNTS Cypriot defenses cruntble to Turks NICOSIA (UP!) - Turkish forces thundered acr oss Cyprus at will today, securing the northeastern third of the island and nearly isolating this capital city. Greek defenders scattered southwards. Heavy lightin g erupr.,d at the line of white painr.,d oil drums dividing the Greek and Turkish Cypr.iot communities a nd Turkish warplanes and artillery hammered the area around the U.N.·held airport, practically encircling it. Turltish troof>s bore down on the city from the north but did not surround it. ' Thousands of Greek Cypriots civilians fl ed .before the onr us hing Tu rk s . Refu gees streamed south to Umassol near the British base areas at Akrotiri and Episkope. The remnants of ·Greek Cypriot forces moved along the main road from Nicosia to . Larnaca on the south coast In an effort to keep one lifeline to the capital open. Turkish artillery and mortar fire zeroed in on tile road 15 mi les north of Larflaca. Stitzlein.new Jackson area development agent The ·annual horse pulling Junior Fair Market wlll be held conr.,si will be the grandstand at 8:15p.m. attraction at 8:30 this evening Saturday's attractions will at the !lith Annual Meigs include a horse harness racing County Fair. program beginning at 3 p. m. The fair opened today for the and the John Mathews Gospel fourth consecutive day under Singing Family as the free sunny skies. At 5 p. m. today, grandstand attraction at 8:30 the second evening of twilight p. m. The fair closes Saturday horse harness racing will get night. underway and the annual The Meigs County Sheriff's Department investigated a six car chain reaction accident Thursday at 9:25 p. m. at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. Ethelyn Kolesser , 58 , Columbus , was proceeding north on the fairgrounds road when she atr.,mpted to avoid hitting a pony. She mistakenly pressed the gas pedal rather than the brake and struck a parked car owned by Paul L. Sturgeon, Hartford , w. Va ., of The FRIDAY. AUGUST 16, 1974 . WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD, still keeping the nation and many of his closest allies in suspense over his choice for vice president, . called Teamster President Frank Fitzsimmons for a chat today at the White House. This was the second conference of the week by Ford with a high-level labor leader. He talked with George Meany on Tuesday. Fitzsimmons was the str9ngest supporter of President Richard M. Nixon in organized labor while Meany was one of Nixon's harshest critics. On emerging from his 'home in Alexandria, Va. - which he will continue using until moving Into the Whir., House next week - Ford was asked this morning whether he had reached a decision ·on his selection for vice president. With a broad grin he said, "I haven't been thinking about it." · Six cars damaged blan ket trophy provided by the Davis Insurance Agency In Pomeroy. With Spencer and '' Fascination Mir' 1 are his wife, the former Sandy Well of near Pomeroy, and tlleir children, Kimmy, 2%, and Scott, 9 mo. ·The Spencers reside in Marietta . DON SPENCER, SON OF Pomeroy's veteran horse tra ine r and driver, Sidney Spencer, drove his own horse j'Fascination Mir" to two first place fi nishes· in the 9th and 12th races at the Fair Thursday night. Spencer received the Horses to puii · I i r-----__...~·~--·-~ II Fair Days S<!le ~ ~ THIS WEEKEND ~ Sunday School attendance on Aug. 11 was 39, the offering $18.28. Worship services were held at 11 o'clock with Bill Winebrenner lay-speaker, from the Asbury u. M. Church In Syracuse, 0 . His scripture reading was J ohn 3: 1~. At· r.,ndance was 14, offering $11 Hnd ple9ges $68. The Women's Society of Christian Service will meet on Tuesday evening , Aug. ·20 at 8 o'clock at tbe home of Nellle Parker with a 11 roWid-robin" program. · Sunday guests of Clara Follrod· and Nina Robinson were Uncle John Follrod of Mt. Sterling, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. otto Swartz o( Shade and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neutzling of Long Bottom , R.D. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost and family of Sugar Grove, 0 . came Sunday and with SON BORN Genevieve Guthrie attended SYRACUSE - Mr . and Mrs. the Parker reunion at Tuppers J ohn Arnott, Syracuse, are Plains. Also attending this announcing the birth of a son reunion were Mr, and Mrs. Aug . 6 at the Holzer Medical Wilber Parker . Certer. The 7lbs., 11 ozs. infant Mr. and Mrs. Wald Swartz has been named Kevin Clay. and Carrie Burson of Athens Mr . and Mrs. Arnott have a called on Mr . and Mrs, Vere daughter, Becky Jane, age Swartz Sunday afternoon. . seven. Grandparents are Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. ' Gerald. · Betty Curfman, Williamstown ' Guthrie, Paul and Diana, Ethel W. Va.; and Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie, Mary Carr, and Mr. . William R. Arnott, R.aol.ge. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode a11d Great-grandparents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee and Mrs. D. 0 . Umensetr.,r, and Dorsel attended services Pa~kersburg, Mrs . Ellen at Bearwallow Church of Curfman, Gallipolis ; James · Christ. Sunday evening .with Sellers, . Portland, and Ott . Edward White speaking. · Arnott, Racine. · Misses · Womens · Preteens . Juniors Girls. Fur trims . all weather . suedes untrimmed . I 99 I MEN'S DOUBLE KNIT FALL COATS =~~ SUNDAY CURTIS Reunion of Hoi! and Mary Fosr.,r Curtis. the 67th, will be held at the No. I Pavilion at Thompson Park, East Uverpool. Basket dinner at noon. All relatives and friends invir.,d. REVIVAL at the Church of Christ in Christian Union, Pearl St., Middl eport, beginning today through the 25th, 7:30 p.m. nightly . Rev. George Scott guest speaker. · Bissell Br others fea tured singers. , HOMECOMING a t Zion Church of Christ, SR 143, Pomeroy~Harrisonville Rd., Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Worship service , 10:30 a.m .. with basket dinner at 12:30 p.m. Afr.,rnoon progra!ll at 2 p.m. featuring the "Gospel Tones" . Rick Morrison will be the minisr.,r . Everyone is invir.,ct to attend. PRICE Y2 by Presto 1oo pet. cotton checks . l! II SALE $33 4 I l i--------~----J.~--..,~,.,~---------. ..... l l FAIR DAYS SALE WOMEN'S . DAYTIME DRESSES SALE DISH CLOTHS -4 FAIR DAYS SALE 1 Pressure Canners Jt waon't advertised, but horae racing fMs got about double entertainment Thursday at regular prices, at the Meigs County fait . Because of the large number of entries the raeing progfam started early and finished late. Twelve races were offered during the twilight racing program which was starr.,d a hall hour earllet than scheduled. The firs t and fourtll and the second and fifth races were for two year old pacers. Local fans were given a special treat in the first race when " Meigs Marauder" owned and driven by. Burdell McKinney of Middleport raced to first place honors. The Marauder dropped to third place in the fourth race. Second in the first race was " Palatine" owned by Deane H. Northrup of Marietta and this borse won first in the fourth race. Having the best record in the pac ing field , "Palatine" was the winner of the trophy 11·~ews •• zn r-~;"D;~~ -F~ro;;~;;e I FAIR DAYS SALE · Soc'1al ~~ l! Ca Iend arII ' D PE I I. Big selection of slee veless and s hort sleeve styles in s izes 10 thru 52. Professional performers will be the free grandstand entertainment for the lllth Annual Meigs County Fair at 8:30 this evening. Appearing for the evening entertainment will be Nat . Stuckey, Terri Lane and Lonzo and Oscar. Judging continued today at the fair which opened under . sunny slties today for the third consecutive day. Friday, pony harness ra cing and pony running races will be held in the afr.,rnoon with twilight horse harness racing beginning at 5 p. m. Tony Kennedy on ' Bachelor Boy will serve as the outrider for the · racin g program . Friday night at 8:30 tile annual horse pulling contest wiU .be held. ..•. ' ....·.-.·;,.;t=. ,~'?.*.:.-::>. •.·. ~.....•·-:-:-.~·.·:·:·) ·:::: ~~~!!!!!!!!·!!· ••••• YOU'll FIND PLENTY OF GOOD OLD FASHIONED FUN AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR. . • • .. AND YOU'LL FIND PLENTY OF GOOD NEW FASHION BARGAINS DURING THIS TWO DAY SALE are approvea Pros on stage at Meigs Fair hi t .s evening ' •• • • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• School staffs ~~~:~~ t~~:!fnhgh:~~ ~~~~ 1~~:~ co::~r:: Horse races in overtinte FINALS SET Ul' Arrangf'ments ban been oompleted lor tile se m ~ llna l round in. the Mt lgs County Horse•hoe Pitching tour· nament ~·htch Is underway at lbe . Middleport Com· mYIIlty Park. Roger Bra uer, director of the parlf., said Bob Miller will meet Norman Hawley In semHinal play, this evening and Bob Reed will meet J ay Brown at 10 a. m. Saturday. Winners of the two matches wlll receive trophies and winner of a playoff betWeen the two runners-up will be third place winner and will also receive a lroph y. Trophl e11 a re ·provided by the PolnTVIew Cable TV Co. Continued from page I expected to set up a self-governing Turkish region in the. OC· eupled .OOe, winning by military might what could no\ be gamed At the conference table. In Nicosia, Greekand Turkish Cypriots clashed with mortars and machine guns in the walled capital this morning, ending a brief cease-fire that brought a night of uneasy calm to the capital. · Keats said battles In tile capital's eastern Industrial sector set off big blazes witll colunms of black smoke swirling overhead and darkening the clear blue sky . COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Fly in Nobel County by the Ohio ash Md sewage sludge will be Agricultural Research and used in a joint $20,000 one year Development Center. study of a new me.thod o!strip "If the study proves sucmlne r eclamation, i t was cessful , we will have a announced Wednesday. relatively inexpensive methotl The study is financed jointly of reclaiming the strip mined by the Ohio Department of land while utilizing fly ash and Natural Resources, Ohio State sewage sludge - both conUniversity , the American sidered by most people to be Electric Co., Monongah ela und esira ble bypro du cts of Power C<>., tile U. S. Bureau of modern society," said Natural Mines and the National Ash Resources Director William B. Association Inc. Nye. The study is being conducted Walt Roman. of the department's division of Researph, said that the fly ash would help neutralize acid-laden strip mined land and help retain moisture. Fly ash is a byproduct of coal burned at electric generating plants. "After the soil is neutralized, sewage sludge will be aaded to HONOLULU (UP! ) - The provide humus and nutrients,'' outgoing president of the Roman said. Romari said once the soil has Americ8n Bar Association is predicting approve! of a been treated, various types of ~esolution opposing legal vegetation would be planted. unrnuntty for former president Richard M. Nixon. EXTENDED OUTLOOK The resolution before the Chance of showers ABA's 340, member House of Delegates today does ftot . Saturday through Monday. High temperatures ln. the 80s men~on Nixon by name. But and upper 70s. Low temPresident Chesterfield Smith peratures In the 60s. said the measure resulr.,d from Watergate disclosures and was drafr.,d by a commit,.,_ with Nixon in mind. The rsolution said, the ABA should conUnue "its dedication to the principle offair, just and ' Impartial application and BYBERTIIAPARKER enforcement of the law Sabb;ltll School attendance regardless of the position or status of any Individual alleged Aug. 11 at the Free Metl!odist Church was 98. Morning and to have vlolar.,ct the law." . In an interview at the ABA's evening attendance was 114, offering for all services was annual convention Smith said, $201.50. "The . resolution should not Mr. Paul Jacobs, Soutlt mention anyone by name. AlthOUgh it Is aimed at ~ Shore, Ky. visir.,d Suriday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. revelations about Nixon, it enlinciates a general principle Pearl Jacobs and · attended services at the local church. of law." Mr. Paul Archer, Columbus, visited Tuesday with his · mother, Mrs. Georgia Diehl and atr.,nded the funeral of his uncle, Mr. Griff Archer. o . Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Fox e0'10D visited Sunday . with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, GuysSTEVENS PINTS, Wis. ville. (UP!) - Portsmouth, Ohio, Special singers Sunday recorded an 11~ victory over evening at the local church Magnolia, Ill., Wednesday to were Mr. and Mrs. Clark, advan~ In the Great Lakes Harrisonville. Regional American Legion Mr. Olin Rife, Columbus, is \o!lrnament here. staying at his mother's Mrs. Dave Bush s1ruck out 13 Cora .Reshow's home at the batters for Portsmouth in present time. going all . the way. John Saturday, Aug. 10 a train Newberry slammed out two hits with three runs batr.,ct in and two runs scored. ·ringing . The engine and Portsmouth's record is now 29-!8 for the season. Finals In the event wiU be on rubber tires. held Sunday. The winner will ·· go to the American Legion World Series, to be held at RosebiD'g, Ore., Aug. 22-27. • the routine items in the staid " Mr. Speaker , f01 mer Presi· daily diary of Congress. dent Nixon 's mother was a It caused mo~e anger than saint, by Ois own admission in laughter in the House, and one his farewell message to the of the angriest congressman White House staff. But he was Earl Landgrebe, R-Ind., a omitted mention of his own staunch Nixon backer . The saintly qualities in that wonitem was under Landgrebe's derful and touching address. name. ''Ri chard Nixon was Continued on pa'ge 10 The phony entry said: JACKSON - Dr . ·J ohn concerns. Additionally, these secretary, and a research Stitzlein, who recently joined leaders will share their ideas scientist and two p~oject the ,Jackson Ao'ea Extension and experiences with each ·(Continued on page 10) ' ee nr.,r staff as the Community olher and attempt to coorResource Development age nt, dinate development efforts in will be responsible !or a special the five-eounty .a rea. project to includ e Athens , Local leader participation in Gallia . J ackson, Meigs, and identifying and resolving inVinton Counties kn own as the dividual community problems GROW (Generating Rural Ohi o and concerns will also be enWeal !b ). couraged. This will be doqe by Extension area supervisor working closely' with local Charles Kn otts said Dr. Slit- deve lopment and planning zlein also will be concerned groups including the county with on-going development co mmuni ty dev elopm ent work in the area . groups already organized by A s teering committee con- t he Coopera ti ve Extension sistin g of fiv e communi ty Service. leaders fr om each of the live . The GROW project is being counties is being organized to financed for three years under give directi on to the CROW the Rural Development Act of effort. This committee will 1972. identify and attempt to resolve Miss Denise Lorb ac h of . JOHN STITZLEIN a r ea wide prob lems a nd Jackson has been employed as Tippy Dye to retire at Northwestern ,BY Chet Tannehill The pint-sized kid fr om Sugar Run , ha ving been to the top in the world of collegi ate athl etics as a player , coac h, and adm i ni s ~rato r , .has elected to do some fi shing, play some golf, and take it easy in Florida . William Henr y Harrison (Tippy ) Dye, 60, announced his retiremen t Thursday as athl etic di rec tor of Nor th· ·western University, Eva nSton, Ill. Wildca t Head F ootba ll Coach John Pont wil l' succeed him. Five years ago the Dyes Mrs. Dye Is the former Mary Russell of Pomeroy - bought property near Port Charlotte, Fla ., in antic ipation of Dye's BLOODMOBILE TIME Next Monday, Aug. 19 Is Bloodmobile Day In Meigs County. It will be at the Pomeroy Elementary School from I to 6 p.m. Mark the dale and stop to' any time In the uftemoon to ·donate a unit of blood. retirement. Upon accepting the 19~5 Big Ten champions appoin tment at Northweste rn coached by Francis Schmidt, in 1967, Dye announced he · He was named to the All woul d retire in eight yea rs. American basketball r.,am in As a boy and ma n who set tile 1936-37 season. goals and achieved them, so he In baseball he played second has a t the end of his base and shortstop. And he won professiona l career . Eight three letr.,rs each in footb:ill, years · have gone by at North- basketball, and baseball . western and Dye is re tiring . For twn yea rs afte r And if he said he will fi sh, play graduation, Dye was in the golf, and lake it eas~ in insur ance busi ness in CinFlorid a, that is exactly wha t he ·cinnati at . the same time he ·will do. played quarterba ck and Born in Harrisonville, Dye ·coac hed the bac kfield !or a moved into Pomeroy during his Cin.cinnati professional football elementary school years. r.,am. From there hi• coaching The full name is William career · blossomed at GrandHenry Harrison Dye, after a view Heights high school in great un cle and not the ninth Colum bus, Brown University, president of the Unir.,d .Slates. at Providence, R. 1., and tllen But tl1e nickn ame Tippy to his alma mater whcr:- e he came from Williain Henry was ass.ista nt football and Ha r ri so n's campa ign slo. basketball coach. He coached gan of " Tippecanoe and Tyler the Ohio State baseball r.,am that wiJn the Big Ten title In Too.'' He starred in all sports at 1943. Pomeroy h i ~h school. He was During the Waf Tippy joined all-sla te basketball guard his the V-5 program at North Carolina U, coaching football last two years. Although shor t (5·S) by and basketball , and later at the . todny's sports qu alifica tions he Corpus Christi Naval Air Base. wos rugged enough at 145 ~bs . He returned to Ohio S~,t~ in !Continued on page 10) to quar terb ack Ohio Stale's TIPPY AND MARY DYE t I �' • J - l'he Daily SentliK•I, MJddleport· Ppm·roy. 0 ., ~'rlday, Au~. 16, 191i Perry finally wins 16th, Tribe only 3¥2 out Highlights of By FliED OOWN· '!'he vktory moved the lnUP! Sporlll Writer <lians to within 3 1 t games of Gaylord Perry is back iii the th e Idle Boston Red Sox in the win column- with Ute help of a American League's Eastern relief pitcher who can't win for Division . losing. • Perry, 1&-7, allowed five tuts Pe rry, who had lost six in seven innings but wa s straight gameS"since his near- relieved by Tom Buskey alter American League record walking Steve Braun to open string of t~ straight victories the eighth. ended on July J, gained his 16th Buskey, .acquired in the win Thursday night when the controversial mu l ti.p l aye~· deal Cleveland Indians defeated the with the New York Yankees Minnesota Twins 4-2. June 15, has pitched extremely lllth Meigs County Fair well lor the lndioHL'l but has an record . 'l'h• G.foot2, 210-pound ri~ht~•ander set down all six batters he l<~ced to preserve Perry's victory and reC'f'ived cn'tlit for his IJlh save. Th llultimnre Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox, 2-t in U1e other American League game and the Chicago Cubs beat the Huuston Astros >3 in a National League game. No other ganws were played in the majors 11mrsday. fourth . rrank Duffy's tw<H'lln Buskey, who has made :!4 si~le in the sixlh irVling gave appearanL~s ror the IrxlitulS the Indians a J..t lead and and prubably is the best pitcber eventually turned out to be lhe in the nailjors without a victory decisive blow of the game , this season, got an ertr8 run in Mike Cuellar gai ned his Hth the eighth on a double by victory lor the Orioles with the George Hendrick, a hit batter, a sacrifice by John Ellis and a sacrifi<:e fly by Tom McCraw . The Indians staked Perry w I a 1-<l lead in the third but Tony ' Oliva 's 11th honter of the ~ason tied the score. in the ~won-lost help or homers by l':arl when Ron Santo and Brian Williams and Paul Blair . Downing walked and Buddy Williams hit his ninth homer Bradford singled. Jim Kaat with one out in the fo urth and suffered his loth loss against 13 Blair hit his 13th In the fifth. wins for the White SOx. The White Sox scored their run BiUy Williams' 2,500th major of Cuellar, 13-9, in the seventh league hit triggered a three- run eighth inillng r•Uy, ended by a ll•~>orun error by second baseman Larry Milbourne, endabled the Cubs to beat the Astros. Jerry Morales hit his 12th horner and Jim Todd won his thiid game for the Cubs, • Mallory a tough ·act to follow SHARON KARR OF MIDDLEPORT Route I, center, was awarded th e trophy for " Best of the day" with her copservation demonstralion a't Lhe Meigs County Junior Fair Thursday. Holding rosettes for taking top honors in their fields are from the left, Niese! Duvall, foods; Sally Goebel, first aid; MJss Karr, Sonia Carr, first aid, and Rachel Hunter, foods. Also a trophy winner in foods wa s Lucy Shook, not pictured . · OXFORD, Ohi o (UP!) straight conference games, the Ready or not, college football last one a! home against Kent '74 is upon us. State on Nov . 9, which .like last And the season couldn't be any more in evidence th ~m at Miami Unive rsity, a usually serene campus that turns foot ball-frantic each autumn. A group of 65 candidates lor the Miami team assemble Sat. Ma jo r L eag ue St and i ng s urday lo !.like phys ical exams B y Unit ed Press Inter na t iona l N at io na l L eag u e and pe issued equipment. After Eas t "picture day" Sunday and li ~h t w. I. oc t . q.b . workouts Monda y thr ough St . Lou i s 62 57 . 5:2 1 Phi ladelph ia 60 58 .508 · 1 1 1 Wednesday, twice..a-day · drills P itl sburgh 59 59 .500 :2 1 -, in full gear begin next Thurs- Mon treal 55 60 .478 5 New Yor k 51 63 .447 8 1 1 day. Chicago 48 67 All 12 The Redskins have a new W es t w. I. pC; t . g . b. coach and he has a tough act to Los Angeles 75 43 .636· follow. Cincinno l i 71 48 .597 4 1 1 Atla nl a 63 54 .538 1112 Former head coach Bill H ouslon 59 58 .504 15 1 ~ Mallory, now at Colorado, put San F r ancis~o 5 <~ 65 .454 2Pl 47 72 .395 28 1 1 together an 11-<l record last San D iego Thur sd ay's Res ul ts season, winning the MidChicago 5 H ouston 3 I only game scheduled J American Conference, beating Today 's Pr obab le Pitch ers Florida in the Tangerine Bowl (All Tim es E DT J San Dieg o { F r e isleben· 8 -6 ) at and gaining · national Chicago ( Kremme l 0-1) , 2 : 30 recognition in the polis. p .m .. P hil adelphi a (Car l ton l 4·8l at " The man" here now is Dick Atlanta {P . N iekro 13 -9 ) , 7: 35 Crum, ·a former defensive_ co- p . m . ous ton fG r ilf in 12 -5) at ordinator for the Redskinswho MoHntr eal (Roge r s 1 2 - 1<~}. 8: 05 accepted the head job last Jan. p . m . N ew Yor k (Koosman 11 -8 ) at 20 and said simply, "without a Cinci nnat i ( N orman 10 -11). 8 : 05 doubt this is the biggest chal- p .m . Los Angeles (Su tton 10 -8 l at •lenge in my life." Pi t tsb ur gh ( Ell is 8-B>. 8:05p . m . Crum's team might not go San F r anc is co ( D 'Acq ui s·to 9 10 ) undefeated and he may not win 8: 30 atp. m5 1.. Lou i s fGibson 6 - 10 ), the conference title, but there Saturday' s Gam es San DiegO a t Chicago is one thing he says his team Los Ange les at Pittsbu r gh must do - have ·a winning New York at Cincinnat i. tw il igh t season. Houston a t Mo nt r ea l , n ight "The number one goal I have P h il adelp h_i a a 1 A tl anta , night Sa n Fr an cisco at St . Louis, is to maintain the great win- n i gh t ning tradition . we have at Miami," he says. The Redskins, coached over the years by the likes of Woody Hayes, Ara Parseghian, John Pont and Bo Schembechler, have not had a losing season since 1942. The Redskins open at home against Epstern Michigan on Sept. 7 and following an open date the next weekend, play probably their toughest opponent of the year - Purdue. BY BRUNO RANNIELLO · Miami al.'Jo challenges KenWETHERSFIELD, Conn. tucky ~efore playing five (tiP!) ~ Bub Murphy, fun- THE CROWD ROARI':Da t the Meigs COunty Fair Thursday evening as Burdell McKinney, Middleport, drove his horse to first place honors in the first race of the evening. Name of the two year old pacer? " Meigs Marauder ,". what else? year's encounter, could decide the Mid-Am champion. Kent State is picked by ciln- ference coaches to edge out Miami for the title this year . Miami's defense, best in the nation last season, is anchored by middle gua rd Brad Cousino, being touted by the Redskins as an aU-America candidate. Sen ior Steve Sa nn a and junior lefty Sherman Smith are expected to share the quarterbac kin g d uties . Short but • stocky (5-8, 200 pounds) ".: · tai lback R.!ndy Walker is being 1 counted on to replace the , , , graduated Bob Hitchens, who 8,1 1 ho lds every Miami rushing 9 "1 record. . 4 Miller to attend fair Congressman Clarence E. Miller announced a weekend schedule that will take him to· three Sou the aste r n Ohio Counties. On Friday after noon, August 16, Miller will attend the Meigs Coun ty Fair where his office will be conducting il public · opinion poll on current national issues. Late r that evening, the Ten th District lawma ker will travel to Washington County /.( h . • GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMANSHIP IN THE JUNIOR Fair dairy judged Thursday at the Meigs County Fair was won by Mark Mora·of the ('FA division and Tony Carnahan ol · th e 4-H division (1-r). where he will attend .the Belpre Homecoming. On Saturday afterno on, August 17, Miller will be in Zanesvi lie to a !tend the Muskingum County Fair. The Congressman will be at his. mobile office located on the fair gr oundS. Area residents wishing to express their views or discuss problems involving the Federal ' Government are encouraged to stop by. WILL'S RPET AND INTERIORS 949-2684 RACINE,O. Barwick and Exclusive Carpel 4.95 sq. yd. Up Armstrong Linoleum $2 .49 sq. yd. Up SWINE. JUDGING - Grand champion showmanship in th e junior fai r hog judging Thursday evening a t the Meigs County Fair went to Charles Ritchie, tO, son of Jaru ce R•tchie, Minersville. RESERVE CHAMPION HONORS in the junio r fair swaine class judged at the Meigs County Fair Thursday evening went to Ken Rose, 15, soz:a of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rose, Portland. Both Kizer and Rose ~re members of the FFA chapter at Southern High PRETTY KAY VliJAKLIJA, of Hemlock Grove, a Meigs High School cheerleader, drops from her perch into the water at the dilly-dunker of the Meigs County Jaycees at the !lith Meigs County Fair . Cheerleaders are 1taking turns on the P.,rch of the ball-throwing game for a percentage of the profit, Miss Vu]aklija didn 't seem to mind toe dunking. After all, Thursday was a very warm day. publicat ion, indica ted that Ford became upset when he learned tha t the lawyers, without Jaworski's approval, had ruled the tapes belonged to Nixon. The officials said Ford fretted tiJat his administration "was becoming tarnisDed" by. Judging results Results of - the 4-H Jun ior Fair judg ing during the Beef Show Wednesday at t he Meigs County Fair were : Grand Champ ion 4-H Showman, Mandie Rose . Reserve Champ i on 4-H Sh6wman , Becky Windon . Grand Champ ion. Vo-Ag Showman , Don Shaffer . Reserve Ct,ampion Vo-Ag Showman , Jeff Kn ighting . 0ver811 Champion Showm an , Mandie Rose . Grand Champion Fema le, Brian Windon . "'· Reserve Champion · Fem ale, Mandie Rose . Grand Champ ion 4-H Steer; M Rogie Gaul. Reserve Ch a mp fon 4- H Steer. Beck y Windo n . Gr·and Champ i on - Vo - Ag Steer , Steve Boso. Reserv e Cham pi on Vo -Ag Steer, ·Don Shaffer. Grand Champ ion of Sh ow 4-H and FFA, R eg ie Ga ul. . Reserve Cha m pion of Show 4, H a nd F F A, Bec k y Windon . Best of Show, Nick Leonard. Bes t of Showm an, Pilfty Par ke r . Gr and C h a mp i o n Show man ship , Nick -L eonard . R ese rve Ch a mp i on Showman ship , Judy Holliday. Nov ice, 1st y ear, Rabbit Proj ect (1 st , 2nd , 3rd as l is ted }, Patty Par ker , DC!v td Mould, and Judy Hollida y'.' , No v ice, 2nd Year , Rabb it, Nic k l eonard , Johnnie Rl ebel. POULTRY Bes t o f Sh ow , Ro,nni e W ood . Bes t of Showm an , Floy d Hol lida y,. r.G r and Champi on Showman ship , ' Ronn ie Wood·. R es er ve C ha m p io n Showmans h ip , F loy d Ho l lida y. Army·posts: new ·deputy GRAND CHAMPION HONORS in th~ junior fair swine class judged at the Meigs County Fair Thursday eveping went to Dave Kizer, 15, son of Thelma Kizer of Syracuse. the tapes issue and so, "he pu t his foot down and said 'I'm not going to have it. "' Thus, in quick ~uc ce ss ion Thursday : - Press Se cr etary J . F . terHorst announced that Nixon 's White House counsel, J . Fred Buzhardt, who had participated in the informal ruling tha t the tapes belonged to Nixon, had tendered his resignation and Ford accepted. -Jaworski's office said in a terse announcement that the White House had agreed to hold the remaining Nixon tapes and documents in its vaults while the issue was reviewed. On Wednesday, Nixon's chief Watergate attorney, James St. Clair, who resigned that day, and Buzhar'dt ruled that .th e Nixon materials not yet subpo, enaed and or made public were his own property, presumably to dispose of as Nixon wished: That announcement, channeled through the White House press office, erroneously said the decision had the endorse- · ment of the special prosecutor and the Justice Department. Jaworski's Thursd.a y announceme~t indicated this was not the case, and White House officials suggested privately that Ford IJad heen an gered by . "all this revival of the tapes issue." Closed Sunday . ON OUR SIDEWALl( TOMORROW (SATURDAY ONL YJ Every Air Conditioner Must ~o! Strictly Closeout Prices "' Big Capacity · Maytag Automatics ~ sp eed op@ration . C.ho ic e of water temps . A ut o . water level c ontrol . Lin t Filter or Po w er Fi{l Agitator .. · Perm a-Press Maytag Halo of Heat .Dryers Surround . cloth es with gen 1le , even hea.t . No hot spof s, . no overdry ing . 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Meri fori ous Service Meda l, The Dlily .Sillliiel 1 and th · f'I,my Commendation .\' Medal with first Oak ~af Cluster. His wife is the f~r Cl\folyn Jenner of · Oklahoma City. They have two children, . Sam~ _ 15', and Nancy, 11. ·· ' r-trnuid (jrate Rutland loving tour veteran, loves to play golf io Hartford. '.'The Good Lord must have been a Hartford Jaycee, " cracked Murphy, who last won in 1970. "I seem to get help here." Murphy. and Dave Stockton fired identical rounda of 32-3365 ·Thursday to snare the first day lead of the $200,000 Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open at the Wethersfield . Country .Club. Murphy, who left the our for nearly four months while recovering from ~n operation on his left thumb, was "very, very happy" with his opening · round. Murphy had six birdies and no bogeys as his· short iron game was on target. The longest putt of his round was a ~ • FAIR WEEK SPECIAL .. 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Coaches hope for answers as veterans' season opens tonight SCIOTO DOWNS COLUMBUS (UP! ) Millstone and Jilley ran to first place finishes in their respective ' divisons of th ~ Scarlet and Grey Series for two-year-old pacers Thursday night at Scioto Downs. By JOE CARNICELLI UP! Sports Writer The first National Football Lea gu~ pre-season weekend this season with veterans available for duty begins in Detroit tonight and coaches are hoping to ·have a lot of questions answered. · The Oakland Raiders take on the Lions in tonight's ·only game while eight games are scheduled for Saturday, three for Sunday and one Monday night. The big questions the coaches will look to have answered are just what kind of shape the veterans are irl after more than .40 days of striking six-footer. and how roo-kies w~o have Stockton, who matched Mur- played the first two ~ three phy's &-under-par total over the pre..season games will react 6,583-yard par 71 course, when facing · experienced dropped five putts of 15 feet players. , and over fOr birdies, and saved Most coaches have expar twice with putts of 10 feet. . pressed surprise at how well"This is as good as I've conditioned their veterans putted all year," be said. came in after the strike, which Of the 144 starters, 69 mat- is in the fourth day of a twoched or bettered par during the week cooling off period the first round. Players Assocition hopes will Defending ciJampion !;!illy facilitate bargaining for a new Casper, who won with a 2!1- con tract.. Only play under under-par total a year ago, game conditions can answer finished with a 73, placing him the que.stion aqout the rookies far back in the pack and in danger of missing the cut. Last year, the cutoff point after two rounds was 2 under. Just one stroke in back of Murphy and Stockton sllinds tour rookie Eddie Pearce and veteran Bruce Devlin, who both carded under-par 66s. Two strokes behind the leaders was a quartet of players, headed by the tour's second leading money wirmer, Hubert Green. Joining Green in the group at 67 were George Johnson, Jerry McGee and Don Bliss. Lee Trevino, · still smiling alter his major championship victory at the PGA, leads a group of 14 who shot 3-underpar 68s. In the logjam at 68 with TreVino were past champion Bob Goalby, J .C. Snead, Grier ,Jones, Butch Baird, Don Iverson, Larry Nelson, John Schroeder, John Uster, Albert Salinas, Andy North, Dwight Nevil, John Mahaffey and Bob Wynn . ~ AAA8A TOURNF.V JOHNSTOWN, Pa . 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In news from the camps Friday, the Denver Broncos announced that veteran wide nounced that quarterback Joe receiver Gene Washington wiU Namath will not play against undergo surgery for a torn the Giants. Coach charley cartilage in his ankle and wiU Winner said Namath has had . miss the season. too little time to learn a new San Francisco traded star offense and he will le.ave him running back Vic Washington behind at th.e Jets' camp to to Houston for a N,o. I draft work out _with several other pick next year and a No: 3 the eveterans. Rookie John Jones following season. Washington wiU start at quarterback .for and Coach Dick Nolan got into the Jets, who lost sllirting a rhubarb about Washington's guard Randy Rasmussen missing practice and Nolan Thursday with a brOken hand. ordered him out of camp. Pittsburgh put veteran offenAt Green Bay, veterans sive tackle Mel Holmes on Carlton Oats, Ike WlJ.Iianu! and waivers · and New England Bob Kroll failed their physicals released quarterback Brian and were waived. Veteran Dowling, who is scheduled to defensive tackle Mike' McCoy · join the World Football League ., said he will not report to the next season. · Packer camp until he settles his contract Au1horized dealer for Zenith : The New York Jets an, Gibson - Hardwick • Kit. ·chen Aid Lillo~ (Microwave Oven). Also Doxol Propane Service. Clark West Point baseball captain MASON, W. Va. - Cadet Brent Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E . Clark of West Columbia, has been named caotain of the 1975 Army ba~ebaU team. Clark, a senior and two.time All·Eastern League selection, hit .315 and led the team with 16 runs batted in last season. The former Wahama High School star played the outfield and helped significantly in the West·Point team finishing 11-10 this past season, its first winning season in five years. As a sophomore at West Polnt, ·Clark played second base and was voted to the All· Eastern League team. This past ye.,, the Mason County native was moved to the outfield where he was a second team All-East selection. Ridenour's l T.V. & Appliance Gas Server Phone 985·3307 ~e·ste ·r,Ohio 'BOOSTER CABLE Snarl Proof Reg. $4.69 ONLY '3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE 985::f:i01 · Chesler, o. lllth MEIGS OOUNTY FAIR SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 Horse Harness /1111111 RACIIiiG e3 PM .......... TWO FINED Two defendants were fined in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's court Thursday night. 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Bos to n De troi t at Oa k land Ka n sas City a t Bal t imor e, night M il w au k ee a t Cali forn i a, n ig ht POMEHO\' ' nament. Washington D. C. and New · Orleans - the only other undefeated teams In the remaining field of 12 - also ·clashed . . FOR TEACHER AND STUDENT . See Our Bulletin Board Aids ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPQRT llllllllill / 4: 00 P.M.- Start removing exhibits from Junior Fair Building . X' 8: 30 P.M. John Mathews Family x·Grandstand Attractions • ' �' • J - l'he Daily SentliK•I, MJddleport· Ppm·roy. 0 ., ~'rlday, Au~. 16, 191i Perry finally wins 16th, Tribe only 3¥2 out Highlights of By FliED OOWN· '!'he vktory moved the lnUP! Sporlll Writer <lians to within 3 1 t games of Gaylord Perry is back iii the th e Idle Boston Red Sox in the win column- with Ute help of a American League's Eastern relief pitcher who can't win for Division . losing. • Perry, 1&-7, allowed five tuts Pe rry, who had lost six in seven innings but wa s straight gameS"since his near- relieved by Tom Buskey alter American League record walking Steve Braun to open string of t~ straight victories the eighth. ended on July J, gained his 16th Buskey, .acquired in the win Thursday night when the controversial mu l ti.p l aye~· deal Cleveland Indians defeated the with the New York Yankees Minnesota Twins 4-2. June 15, has pitched extremely lllth Meigs County Fair well lor the lndioHL'l but has an record . 'l'h• G.foot2, 210-pound ri~ht~•ander set down all six batters he l<~ced to preserve Perry's victory and reC'f'ived cn'tlit for his IJlh save. Th llultimnre Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox, 2-t in U1e other American League game and the Chicago Cubs beat the Huuston Astros >3 in a National League game. No other ganws were played in the majors 11mrsday. fourth . rrank Duffy's tw<H'lln Buskey, who has made :!4 si~le in the sixlh irVling gave appearanL~s ror the IrxlitulS the Indians a J..t lead and and prubably is the best pitcber eventually turned out to be lhe in the nailjors without a victory decisive blow of the game , this season, got an ertr8 run in Mike Cuellar gai ned his Hth the eighth on a double by victory lor the Orioles with the George Hendrick, a hit batter, a sacrifice by John Ellis and a sacrifi<:e fly by Tom McCraw . The Indians staked Perry w I a 1-<l lead in the third but Tony ' Oliva 's 11th honter of the ~ason tied the score. in the ~won-lost help or homers by l':arl when Ron Santo and Brian Williams and Paul Blair . Downing walked and Buddy Williams hit his ninth homer Bradford singled. Jim Kaat with one out in the fo urth and suffered his loth loss against 13 Blair hit his 13th In the fifth. wins for the White SOx. The White Sox scored their run BiUy Williams' 2,500th major of Cuellar, 13-9, in the seventh league hit triggered a three- run eighth inillng r•Uy, ended by a ll•~>orun error by second baseman Larry Milbourne, endabled the Cubs to beat the Astros. Jerry Morales hit his 12th horner and Jim Todd won his thiid game for the Cubs, • Mallory a tough ·act to follow SHARON KARR OF MIDDLEPORT Route I, center, was awarded th e trophy for " Best of the day" with her copservation demonstralion a't Lhe Meigs County Junior Fair Thursday. Holding rosettes for taking top honors in their fields are from the left, Niese! Duvall, foods; Sally Goebel, first aid; MJss Karr, Sonia Carr, first aid, and Rachel Hunter, foods. Also a trophy winner in foods wa s Lucy Shook, not pictured . · OXFORD, Ohi o (UP!) straight conference games, the Ready or not, college football last one a! home against Kent '74 is upon us. State on Nov . 9, which .like last And the season couldn't be any more in evidence th ~m at Miami Unive rsity, a usually serene campus that turns foot ball-frantic each autumn. A group of 65 candidates lor the Miami team assemble Sat. Ma jo r L eag ue St and i ng s urday lo !.like phys ical exams B y Unit ed Press Inter na t iona l N at io na l L eag u e and pe issued equipment. After Eas t "picture day" Sunday and li ~h t w. I. oc t . q.b . workouts Monda y thr ough St . Lou i s 62 57 . 5:2 1 Phi ladelph ia 60 58 .508 · 1 1 1 Wednesday, twice..a-day · drills P itl sburgh 59 59 .500 :2 1 -, in full gear begin next Thurs- Mon treal 55 60 .478 5 New Yor k 51 63 .447 8 1 1 day. Chicago 48 67 All 12 The Redskins have a new W es t w. I. pC; t . g . b. coach and he has a tough act to Los Angeles 75 43 .636· follow. Cincinno l i 71 48 .597 4 1 1 Atla nl a 63 54 .538 1112 Former head coach Bill H ouslon 59 58 .504 15 1 ~ Mallory, now at Colorado, put San F r ancis~o 5 <~ 65 .454 2Pl 47 72 .395 28 1 1 together an 11-<l record last San D iego Thur sd ay's Res ul ts season, winning the MidChicago 5 H ouston 3 I only game scheduled J American Conference, beating Today 's Pr obab le Pitch ers Florida in the Tangerine Bowl (All Tim es E DT J San Dieg o { F r e isleben· 8 -6 ) at and gaining · national Chicago ( Kremme l 0-1) , 2 : 30 recognition in the polis. p .m .. P hil adelphi a (Car l ton l 4·8l at " The man" here now is Dick Atlanta {P . N iekro 13 -9 ) , 7: 35 Crum, ·a former defensive_ co- p . m . ous ton fG r ilf in 12 -5) at ordinator for the Redskinswho MoHntr eal (Roge r s 1 2 - 1<~}. 8: 05 accepted the head job last Jan. p . m . N ew Yor k (Koosman 11 -8 ) at 20 and said simply, "without a Cinci nnat i ( N orman 10 -11). 8 : 05 doubt this is the biggest chal- p .m . Los Angeles (Su tton 10 -8 l at •lenge in my life." Pi t tsb ur gh ( Ell is 8-B>. 8:05p . m . Crum's team might not go San F r anc is co ( D 'Acq ui s·to 9 10 ) undefeated and he may not win 8: 30 atp. m5 1.. Lou i s fGibson 6 - 10 ), the conference title, but there Saturday' s Gam es San DiegO a t Chicago is one thing he says his team Los Ange les at Pittsbu r gh must do - have ·a winning New York at Cincinnat i. tw il igh t season. Houston a t Mo nt r ea l , n ight "The number one goal I have P h il adelp h_i a a 1 A tl anta , night Sa n Fr an cisco at St . Louis, is to maintain the great win- n i gh t ning tradition . we have at Miami," he says. The Redskins, coached over the years by the likes of Woody Hayes, Ara Parseghian, John Pont and Bo Schembechler, have not had a losing season since 1942. The Redskins open at home against Epstern Michigan on Sept. 7 and following an open date the next weekend, play probably their toughest opponent of the year - Purdue. BY BRUNO RANNIELLO · Miami al.'Jo challenges KenWETHERSFIELD, Conn. tucky ~efore playing five (tiP!) ~ Bub Murphy, fun- THE CROWD ROARI':Da t the Meigs COunty Fair Thursday evening as Burdell McKinney, Middleport, drove his horse to first place honors in the first race of the evening. Name of the two year old pacer? " Meigs Marauder ,". what else? year's encounter, could decide the Mid-Am champion. Kent State is picked by ciln- ference coaches to edge out Miami for the title this year . Miami's defense, best in the nation last season, is anchored by middle gua rd Brad Cousino, being touted by the Redskins as an aU-America candidate. Sen ior Steve Sa nn a and junior lefty Sherman Smith are expected to share the quarterbac kin g d uties . Short but • stocky (5-8, 200 pounds) ".: · tai lback R.!ndy Walker is being 1 counted on to replace the , , , graduated Bob Hitchens, who 8,1 1 ho lds every Miami rushing 9 "1 record. . 4 Miller to attend fair Congressman Clarence E. Miller announced a weekend schedule that will take him to· three Sou the aste r n Ohio Counties. On Friday after noon, August 16, Miller will attend the Meigs Coun ty Fair where his office will be conducting il public · opinion poll on current national issues. Late r that evening, the Ten th District lawma ker will travel to Washington County /.( h . • GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMANSHIP IN THE JUNIOR Fair dairy judged Thursday at the Meigs County Fair was won by Mark Mora·of the ('FA division and Tony Carnahan ol · th e 4-H division (1-r). where he will attend .the Belpre Homecoming. On Saturday afterno on, August 17, Miller will be in Zanesvi lie to a !tend the Muskingum County Fair. The Congressman will be at his. mobile office located on the fair gr oundS. Area residents wishing to express their views or discuss problems involving the Federal ' Government are encouraged to stop by. WILL'S RPET AND INTERIORS 949-2684 RACINE,O. Barwick and Exclusive Carpel 4.95 sq. yd. Up Armstrong Linoleum $2 .49 sq. yd. Up SWINE. JUDGING - Grand champion showmanship in th e junior fai r hog judging Thursday evening a t the Meigs County Fair went to Charles Ritchie, tO, son of Jaru ce R•tchie, Minersville. RESERVE CHAMPION HONORS in the junio r fair swaine class judged at the Meigs County Fair Thursday evening went to Ken Rose, 15, soz:a of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rose, Portland. Both Kizer and Rose ~re members of the FFA chapter at Southern High PRETTY KAY VliJAKLIJA, of Hemlock Grove, a Meigs High School cheerleader, drops from her perch into the water at the dilly-dunker of the Meigs County Jaycees at the !lith Meigs County Fair . Cheerleaders are 1taking turns on the P.,rch of the ball-throwing game for a percentage of the profit, Miss Vu]aklija didn 't seem to mind toe dunking. After all, Thursday was a very warm day. publicat ion, indica ted that Ford became upset when he learned tha t the lawyers, without Jaworski's approval, had ruled the tapes belonged to Nixon. The officials said Ford fretted tiJat his administration "was becoming tarnisDed" by. Judging results Results of - the 4-H Jun ior Fair judg ing during the Beef Show Wednesday at t he Meigs County Fair were : Grand Champ ion 4-H Showman, Mandie Rose . Reserve Champ i on 4-H Sh6wman , Becky Windon . Grand Champ ion. Vo-Ag Showman , Don Shaffer . Reserve Ct,ampion Vo-Ag Showman , Jeff Kn ighting . 0ver811 Champion Showm an , Mandie Rose . Grand Champion Fema le, Brian Windon . "'· Reserve Champion · Fem ale, Mandie Rose . Grand Champ ion 4-H Steer; M Rogie Gaul. Reserve Ch a mp fon 4- H Steer. Beck y Windo n . Gr·and Champ i on - Vo - Ag Steer , Steve Boso. Reserv e Cham pi on Vo -Ag Steer, ·Don Shaffer. Grand Champ ion of Sh ow 4-H and FFA, R eg ie Ga ul. . Reserve Cha m pion of Show 4, H a nd F F A, Bec k y Windon . Best of Show, Nick Leonard. Bes t of Showm an, Pilfty Par ke r . Gr and C h a mp i o n Show man ship , Nick -L eonard . R ese rve Ch a mp i on Showman ship , Judy Holliday. Nov ice, 1st y ear, Rabbit Proj ect (1 st , 2nd , 3rd as l is ted }, Patty Par ker , DC!v td Mould, and Judy Hollida y'.' , No v ice, 2nd Year , Rabb it, Nic k l eonard , Johnnie Rl ebel. POULTRY Bes t o f Sh ow , Ro,nni e W ood . Bes t of Showm an , Floy d Hol lida y,. r.G r and Champi on Showman ship , ' Ronn ie Wood·. R es er ve C ha m p io n Showmans h ip , F loy d Ho l lida y. Army·posts: new ·deputy GRAND CHAMPION HONORS in th~ junior fair swine class judged at the Meigs County Fair Thursday eveping went to Dave Kizer, 15, son of Thelma Kizer of Syracuse. the tapes issue and so, "he pu t his foot down and said 'I'm not going to have it. "' Thus, in quick ~uc ce ss ion Thursday : - Press Se cr etary J . F . terHorst announced that Nixon 's White House counsel, J . Fred Buzhardt, who had participated in the informal ruling tha t the tapes belonged to Nixon, had tendered his resignation and Ford accepted. -Jaworski's office said in a terse announcement that the White House had agreed to hold the remaining Nixon tapes and documents in its vaults while the issue was reviewed. On Wednesday, Nixon's chief Watergate attorney, James St. Clair, who resigned that day, and Buzhar'dt ruled that .th e Nixon materials not yet subpo, enaed and or made public were his own property, presumably to dispose of as Nixon wished: That announcement, channeled through the White House press office, erroneously said the decision had the endorse- · ment of the special prosecutor and the Justice Department. Jaworski's Thursd.a y announceme~t indicated this was not the case, and White House officials suggested privately that Ford IJad heen an gered by . "all this revival of the tapes issue." Closed Sunday . ON OUR SIDEWALl( TOMORROW (SATURDAY ONL YJ Every Air Conditioner Must ~o! Strictly Closeout Prices "' Big Capacity · Maytag Automatics ~ sp eed op@ration . C.ho ic e of water temps . A ut o . water level c ontrol . Lin t Filter or Po w er Fi{l Agitator .. · Perm a-Press Maytag Halo of Heat .Dryers Surround . cloth es with gen 1le , even hea.t . No hot spof s, . no overdry ing . 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Meri fori ous Service Meda l, The Dlily .Sillliiel 1 and th · f'I,my Commendation .\' Medal with first Oak ~af Cluster. His wife is the f~r Cl\folyn Jenner of · Oklahoma City. They have two children, . Sam~ _ 15', and Nancy, 11. ·· ' r-trnuid (jrate Rutland loving tour veteran, loves to play golf io Hartford. '.'The Good Lord must have been a Hartford Jaycee, " cracked Murphy, who last won in 1970. "I seem to get help here." Murphy. and Dave Stockton fired identical rounda of 32-3365 ·Thursday to snare the first day lead of the $200,000 Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open at the Wethersfield . Country .Club. Murphy, who left the our for nearly four months while recovering from ~n operation on his left thumb, was "very, very happy" with his opening · round. Murphy had six birdies and no bogeys as his· short iron game was on target. The longest putt of his round was a ~ • FAIR WEEK SPECIAL .. 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Coaches hope for answers as veterans' season opens tonight SCIOTO DOWNS COLUMBUS (UP! ) Millstone and Jilley ran to first place finishes in their respective ' divisons of th ~ Scarlet and Grey Series for two-year-old pacers Thursday night at Scioto Downs. By JOE CARNICELLI UP! Sports Writer The first National Football Lea gu~ pre-season weekend this season with veterans available for duty begins in Detroit tonight and coaches are hoping to ·have a lot of questions answered. · The Oakland Raiders take on the Lions in tonight's ·only game while eight games are scheduled for Saturday, three for Sunday and one Monday night. The big questions the coaches will look to have answered are just what kind of shape the veterans are irl after more than .40 days of striking six-footer. and how roo-kies w~o have Stockton, who matched Mur- played the first two ~ three phy's &-under-par total over the pre..season games will react 6,583-yard par 71 course, when facing · experienced dropped five putts of 15 feet players. , and over fOr birdies, and saved Most coaches have expar twice with putts of 10 feet. . pressed surprise at how well"This is as good as I've conditioned their veterans putted all year," be said. came in after the strike, which Of the 144 starters, 69 mat- is in the fourth day of a twoched or bettered par during the week cooling off period the first round. Players Assocition hopes will Defending ciJampion !;!illy facilitate bargaining for a new Casper, who won with a 2!1- con tract.. Only play under under-par total a year ago, game conditions can answer finished with a 73, placing him the que.stion aqout the rookies far back in the pack and in danger of missing the cut. Last year, the cutoff point after two rounds was 2 under. Just one stroke in back of Murphy and Stockton sllinds tour rookie Eddie Pearce and veteran Bruce Devlin, who both carded under-par 66s. Two strokes behind the leaders was a quartet of players, headed by the tour's second leading money wirmer, Hubert Green. Joining Green in the group at 67 were George Johnson, Jerry McGee and Don Bliss. Lee Trevino, · still smiling alter his major championship victory at the PGA, leads a group of 14 who shot 3-underpar 68s. In the logjam at 68 with TreVino were past champion Bob Goalby, J .C. Snead, Grier ,Jones, Butch Baird, Don Iverson, Larry Nelson, John Schroeder, John Uster, Albert Salinas, Andy North, Dwight Nevil, John Mahaffey and Bob Wynn . ~ AAA8A TOURNF.V JOHNSTOWN, Pa . (UPI J Undefeated Maryland State challenged defending champion Baltimore, also unbeaten, today in the third round of the double elimination AllAmerican Amateur Baseball · Association ( AAABA ) Tour- It J • NCJtional L eagu e Hou ston 000 100 2oo-- . 3 6 1 Chicago 011 000 0311:- _ 5 8 3 and that will come this weekend . Saturday the New York Jets meet New York Giants at New, Haven. Conn., in a day game while at night, B~ltimore plays Cleveland at Tampa, FJ~·., Cincinnati is at Atlanta, Hous. tori at Dallas, Kansas City at Los· Angeles, Pitlsblt!'gh at Philadelphia, St. Louis at San Diego and Chicago at Green Bay. . Denver is at San Francisco Sunday afternoon while New Orleans is at New England and Buffalo at Washington at night and the Super !low! clubsMiami and Minnesota- meet in Florida Monday night on . . natiorial television. In news from the camps Friday, the Denver Broncos announced that veteran wide nounced that quarterback Joe receiver Gene Washington wiU Namath will not play against undergo surgery for a torn the Giants. Coach charley cartilage in his ankle and wiU Winner said Namath has had . miss the season. too little time to learn a new San Francisco traded star offense and he will le.ave him running back Vic Washington behind at th.e Jets' camp to to Houston for a N,o. I draft work out _with several other pick next year and a No: 3 the eveterans. Rookie John Jones following season. Washington wiU start at quarterback .for and Coach Dick Nolan got into the Jets, who lost sllirting a rhubarb about Washington's guard Randy Rasmussen missing practice and Nolan Thursday with a brOken hand. ordered him out of camp. Pittsburgh put veteran offenAt Green Bay, veterans sive tackle Mel Holmes on Carlton Oats, Ike WlJ.Iianu! and waivers · and New England Bob Kroll failed their physicals released quarterback Brian and were waived. Veteran Dowling, who is scheduled to defensive tackle Mike' McCoy · join the World Football League ., said he will not report to the next season. · Packer camp until he settles his contract Au1horized dealer for Zenith : The New York Jets an, Gibson - Hardwick • Kit. ·chen Aid Lillo~ (Microwave Oven). Also Doxol Propane Service. Clark West Point baseball captain MASON, W. Va. - Cadet Brent Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E . Clark of West Columbia, has been named caotain of the 1975 Army ba~ebaU team. Clark, a senior and two.time All·Eastern League selection, hit .315 and led the team with 16 runs batted in last season. The former Wahama High School star played the outfield and helped significantly in the West·Point team finishing 11-10 this past season, its first winning season in five years. As a sophomore at West Polnt, ·Clark played second base and was voted to the All· Eastern League team. This past ye.,, the Mason County native was moved to the outfield where he was a second team All-East selection. Ridenour's l T.V. & Appliance Gas Server Phone 985·3307 ~e·ste ·r,Ohio 'BOOSTER CABLE Snarl Proof Reg. $4.69 ONLY '3.86 BAUM'S TRUE VALUE STORE 985::f:i01 · Chesler, o. lllth MEIGS OOUNTY FAIR SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 Horse Harness /1111111 RACIIiiG e3 PM .......... TWO FINED Two defendants were fined in Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smith's court Thursday night. Ginger Bun~y , Athens , $5 and costs, "plltl8ing on yellow line, a.nd Franklin Laud,e rmilt , Pomeroy , · $5 and cos ts; reckll!Sii operation . · Major l eagu e R es ult!> By Un it ed Pre ss Internat ional Murphy, Stockton share early lead CLOSEOUT PRICES in Huntington district I HOURS : 8 : 30A.M . 1o 5 P.M . Any time by Appo(n1ment. Schoo;l~in~R:a:c:in:e~·-----~~======================; Ford ·holds tapes WASHI NGTON (UP! )- An an gry Pres ident F ord and Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski have blocked a move by Richard M. Nixon's lawyers to turn over the White House tapes to the former President. White House officials, wh o declined to be identified for COME, LET US SAVE YOU $$$ ON FINE FURNITURE. Am en ca n lea gu e Eas t w. I. p t t . Bos ton 64 53 .5 47 Cleve la n d 59 55 .518 Ba!fimpre 59 sa .504 N ew York 57 59 .491 Milwaukee 56 62 .475 Derroii 55 63 .466 W es t w. 1. pe t . g .b . 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Bos to n De troi t at Oa k land Ka n sas City a t Bal t imor e, night M il w au k ee a t Cali forn i a, n ig ht POMEHO\' ' nament. Washington D. C. and New · Orleans - the only other undefeated teams In the remaining field of 12 - also ·clashed . . FOR TEACHER AND STUDENT . See Our Bulletin Board Aids ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPQRT llllllllill / 4: 00 P.M.- Start removing exhibits from Junior Fair Building . X' 8: 30 P.M. John Mathews Family x·Grandstand Attractions • ' �• •- '""' n.:n. s.>ntinrl. Micldleoor:I-Pomerov. • •I • .I ~ , 0 .. Friday, Aug. l6, 197' ' • • • • 4 . If It is true, .. some ...y ' \I pacents are taking more ·"' . teres! in their children's reading habits, the Metga . Jackson · - Vinton Counlles• Bookmobile has a good book display for them In the headquarter's window. The following books displayed are : Fader, Daniel, Hooked on B&ks. Larrick, Nancy, A Parent's Guide to Children's Reading. Frank, Josette, Your Child's Reading Today. 'Sutherland, Zena, The Best in Children's Books. Arbuthnot, May, Children's Reading in the Home. .••. ' • ... ' ~ ""'... . . .. . ' .:. .. ' :'l OI • • '. . '•' .. . ' ' • .,- . ' ' . . !'' ' grand champion in showmanship and Mark Mora took reserve showmanship. Jim Carnahan Farm with his Guernsey; Roger Nease from the David Nease Farm with his Jersey, and Karen Pratt from the Pratt Far:m at Mechanicsburg with hrJ· winning milking shorthorn. ' Nease exhibits four champions ' • • Twin Pine took the first and second places with Windland taking third. In the three David Nease of Minersville Route 1 exhibited the lour championship animals in the Jersey breed of the lllth an- females breQ and owned by · exhibitor class Twin Pine was nual Meigs County Fair. Thursday when dairy cattle ·nrst, Nease was second and were judged Nease received Windland was third'. ln Holstein breed judging, rosettes for the champion bull, the junior and senior champion Phillip Radford , Pomeroy females and the grand Route 3, won first in the bull calf, under one year and over champion ·female . In the various divisions of lour months class with Roy judging in the Jersey field, Holter, Pomeroy Route 3, Nease exhibited the first place taking second. Earl Dean, ahimal in the bull, one year and Pomeroy Route 3, won first and under two cll!ss. Wilbur Wind- second places in the cow four land of Guysville Route I took years aQd over class with first place in the bull calf, Holter taking third. Dean was 1Ulder one year and over four first in the cow, three and . months category, with second under four years and was first place going to Twin Pine and third in the cow, two years Jersey Farni, Letart, W, Va. and under three class with Twin Pine won· first in the Holter taking second. Leland cow, four years and over class, Park~r won first in the senior with J,eland Parker,. Pomeroy yearling heifer c1ass with Dean Route 3, taking second. Twin taking second and third. Holter Pine exhibited the best cow, won first in the junior. yearling three years and under four . heifer class and took first in the Nease took first in the cow, two senior heifer calf class with years and under three competition with Wlndland taking second w>d Twin Pine, third. Nease was first in the junior yearling heifer with Twin Pine S.cond; Nease won first in the junior yearling heifer with •• • .. ' ' I •• ·'·t .. ' " GRAND CHA~PION SHOWMAN - In the junior dairy show Thursday Jan Holter took Pullins, winning with her Ayrshire; Tony Carnahan from the GRAND CHAMPION FEMALES - Grand champion females in the open class dairy cattle judged Thursday af. ternoon at the Meigs County Fair were as follows, 1-r, Denise Dean of the Earl Dean Farm with her Holstein; Patty .' ~ SYRACUSE - The fifth 1111nual Teaford reunion was held Sunday, Aug. 4, at the rOadside park on south US 33 with 101 persons attending . A basket lunch was served at noon with Helen Teaford, Syracuse, asking grace , The afternoon was spen t .• ' I J • . ' '· • J ' : t:i .>;' i . ""' .• • ''•• Dean takin g second Parker third. Holter won first and second places in the junior heifer class with De~n being third . Parker won the first in get of sire with Hol ter, second. Holter wa s fir st in the produce of cow class. In wtth Mora tak1ng second a nd th ird place honors. ln the cow, three year and under four ·c ategory, Carnahan was firs t ai1d Mora second with the same outcome in the ·cow, two years and under three class. Mora took both first and second in the three females bred and the senior yeHrling heifer class owned by the exhibitor Dean f!Od ·in the junior yearling was first, HOlter was second and third. Dean exhibited the senior champion femal e and the grand champion femal e with Holter exhibiting the junior champion female . In the Guern sey breed judging, James Carnahan, Racine, exh ibited the seni or c hampion female a nd the grand champion femal e with Mark Mora, Racine Route 2, showing the junior chmnpion female . In. other Guernsey breed judging, Carnahan exhibited the first place animal in the cow. foLU" years and over class heifer class Mora won first and Carnahan , second. Young Mora won firsts in the se nior heifer calf and juniur heifer calf classes. In the get of sire class, Carnahan was first; Mor a was second, and Dona ld Mora, Pomeroy Route ~. was thi1·d. M. Mora was first in the produc e of Cffi\' class ;:md in U1e three femal es bred and owned by exhibitor, Carnahan was first, Mark Mora \\'as second and Donald Mora ,vas third. Patricia Pullins, Coolville Route 2, won a blue ribbon in the senior yearling heifer class whi ch made up the entire Ayrshi re breed judging. Thlll'sday at the Meigs County Fair taking top honors were, 1-r, Roger Nease, with grand champion Jersey, Polly Pratt with grand champion milking s horthorn and Stephanie Radford with the wirming Holstein from the Phil Radford farm . · Wade and Dawn, Frazeysburg; The bus route to pick up kindergarten children in Pomeroy who will attend the afternoon session has been announced by Mrs. Alice James Teaford; gifts, Hildred Grafton and entertainment, Jean Hall, Wanda Teaford and BUI Teaford . Twin Pine secondi Nease won first in the senior heifer call class ')'ith -\Vlnd.land, seconq, and Twin Pine, third. Nease won first and second in the junior heifer call class with Twin Pine taking third. In the get of sire class,.Nease was first and Twin Pine was second. In the produce of oow, SEND r~ session conducted by the president, Janice Lawson officers were elected for 1975.' They are president, Earl Teaford, Columbus; vice ~· •' • • FLOWERS •• • Cheer someone ill with a gay bouquet or a blooming plant. -Come in or Call...:. ""-· r·•• ' ' 992·5560-c ' •• f Dudley's Aorist ~ Ji 59 N' Second-st. . MlilctJeport ,:o. given by Mildred Katr, Mid- She said the bus will begin the route at lla.m, making the first stop at the corner of Brick and '" Butternut Avenues . Traveling towards town, the next stop will be on the Mechanic St. parking lot. From there the bus will travel up Lincoln Hill to Lincoln Heights, back down the hill, then to West Main St., turning onto the road under the bridge and traveling .to Spring Ave. On Spring Ave. the bus will go to Blaettnar's storage garage where it will turn onto Spring Ave. to Condor, go east on Condor to Main, then east on Main to the corporation limit.. There it will turn and go west '' •I''• • involved,•causing the fingers to ·velle®by • t '··'' ' , . I . I ' •• '" • ? ! his second marr.iage, my first. He has three children of which we have custody. I would give anything to have BACK·TB·S~r:QL UME . ' •• •• '· newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB ~ I am 22 and my husband is 29. This is a child of my own, but my . ' See our great seleclion of gift watches. We have the , newest styles, the latest features . Caravelle by Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prices . . husband . had a vasectomy during his first mardage_ l have heard or artificial insemination but don't 'really lmow anything about it. Would you please send me all the information you can about th e · su bject, the process, the danger involved , if any, etc .? • DEAR READER - . You might have a lot of trouble getting that done . The procedure is simply .one of ... mechani cally injecting semen into the birth canal where the sperm cells can then migrate •\ . ' up the uterus to the tube and fertilize the OVW'Q (egg ). The problern is 'related to .obtaining the !lonor semen and doing the procedure when the woman is·able to get pregnant. It often takes a long time and many trials. The best advice I can give you is to write to the obstetrical and gynec_ology department or the neorest .' ··; l •' 8l1cll mtrlltn on 1111t dill_. •• I •• 29.95 .. 11 jewels . 17 jewtts. Green .~' I , "31.95 Aulcmai 1C. ', 32.95 university· medical center and I ask their advice. Most doctors are neither equipped nor wish to provide tHis type of sewice. There is another possibility you may have . overlooked. Some vasectomies can be i Ii 'I • reversed. Va$ectomies are usually considered permanent. . American 9 Crw , Mnn lld Hargrv , T x, 96 M c Ra , KC Rand! , Tx YaZ . Bos Jcksn , Ok Bernice Vanaman, 60, is dead 452 JOB 370 382 ·385 J/5 359 406 r h 66 ll .:l 54 50 70 65 57 79 165 '3 65 107 3<17 119 321 121 317 119 .309 J 16 .309 111 · 309 125 308 91 ,307 1-33 .30<1 Stolen Bases Nation <~ l LeagU e: B ro ck.. Sl L 80 : Morg<an , Cln SO · Lopes, LA "·Am cn c;.an Rileilgue :· Vers , ---- . Nor1t1, tal 30 . Lowen stei n, Crev an.cl Cor ('W , M lnn 29-. James TeQford, • Syracuse; oldest lady, Edith Teaford, Minersville; youngest boy, David Donachie, son of I 51f4% R_oya Crown Bottlinq company llludaleport , • " ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 12 SUCCESS STORIES 51;4 per cent year paid on Regular Passbook Savings. No MiRimuin. Interest · frpm dale of deposit to date • of withdrawal . 'Interest compounded quarterly. "They Overcame Hearing Loss" ~ BRANCH Tht At'-ns County Savlnqs *' LNn Co . . 2-96 • All Accoun1s Insured To SlO.OO,O by FSLIC. ...,-.. <I' ....... ('$~ . -· .. \ · ·-, ;: · :~· . ~UlY ~= ~ . - Dear Sir : To the voters of Meigs County: r read in the paper where the school for tht\ mentally retarded is to be built on ground donated by the trustees of Carl ton College. Why build a new school? On East Main St. in Pomeroy are two excellent bui[dings that with ,0 , . . William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W. Union St., Attiens 592-6238 • , ) I. B. E. W. HUNTINGTON LOCAL NO~ 317 breaking the nowers. This ca n be done several ways depending upon the types of material in the arrangement. Sometimes STURDY material may be taken outside and GENTLY shaken. Glycerined leaves and seed pods may be removed from the Homebuilders give party Members of . the Homebuilders Class of the Middleport Church of Christ staged a party Tuesday at the Athens Mental Health Center for 48 patients there. Games were played and the group enjoyed singing. Gifts were cookies, potato chips and KoolAid were served. Jim Roach The annua1 Durst reunion, originally scheduled lor Aug . 18, has been moved to Aug . ~5 . due to a conflict in schedules. A basket dinner will be served at I p.m. at the home of Dana A. Durst, Sand Hill Rd. The reWlion is for descendants of Henry H. and Hanna Elizabeth Durst and friends or the family. RETURNS HOME RQger Dixon, who has spent the swnmer working with the Continental Oil Co., Oklahoma City, returned home this week and will resume studies at Marietta College Aug. 27. He will be a junior in petrolelll'Q engineering. • Address there -------------...,.-------------Majoc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ Activities -------------------------------• P~rents.' names --------------------------- Return to Jan, c-o Daily Tribune, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Miss Ables addresses ladies APPLE GROVE - "Umits to Consumerism" was the program topic presented by Miss Vickie Ables at the Tuesday night meeting of the Apple Grove United Methodist Women held at the"church. In her discussion, Miss Ables commented on industry and population and their effects on -Three birthdays observed Mrs. Beulah White en- Gif!s were presented to all three. Other:s attending were Mrs. Thomas Darst and son, Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, Mr . and Mrs. Charles White, Jeff Darst, Kitty Metzger, Pearl Hoffman and Richard Duckworth . Chester class of '31 gathers CHESTER - Chester High School Class of 1931 held its Neaie, Margate! Johnson, Margi\'tt Slack, Gertrude Butler, Sara Philbrick, Louise Eden Bea • • Robson, Nellie Russell, Cor-a Hilton, Ethel Johnson, Vlrglrita Gulley: • New voluntee" of the Jl4t six months unable to attel)l were .Louis DeLuz, Agn~s White, Pearl Reynolds, M.. Ket.chka, Eura Largen , Evelyn Stowe, Eliza Forem&i!, ' Elizabeth Slaven, Birtle Wyl¢1, Grace Hawley, and La\1[,11 Pickens. - women to take an active role to discourage waste aitd to en- courage balanced human culture. Mrs. Roberta ;rhaxton was at the piano for group ;;mnual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose , Bidwell, July 26.' A basket dinner·was served. John Bailey asked the blessing. In the a fternoon the group enjoyed visiting, pictUre-taking, and a tour of the Rose home and grounds. The class was pleased to have Earl Knight, a former teacher, present. Members of the class present were Lenora Betzing, Esther Christy Gooch, had the prayer . Others going SECOND SON BORN OCEANSIDE, Calif. - HN Clyda Allens\'(orth, Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Heck, 1435 Martha Childs, Mrs . Reva Marguette St., Oceanside, Beach, Mrs. Coleen Vall Meter Calif., are announcing the birth and Brenda, Rev. George of their second son, July 19 at Glaze and sons, Clint and Trey; the Naval Hospital at Camp Bud Wilson and Mrs. Nora Pendleton, Calif. The infant Rice. named Jeremy Edward weighed 9lbs., II ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs , Scott Shank, Pomeroy, and Rev. and Mrs . Robert Card, Lima. Mrs . H. B. Kellmer, Denver, Colo., CLAY SHAW DIES is a great-grandmother. Heck NEW ORLEANS (UP!) is stationed with the Filth Clay Shaw, 60, who was tried Marine Regiment at Camp and acquitted on charges filed Pendleton . Mr . and Mrs. by former District Attorney Heck's other son is Jacob Eric, Jim Garrison he' plotted to 18 months old. assassinate President John F. Kennedy, died early Thursday, FIRST CONFERENCE apparently of cancer·. WASHINGTON (UPl) over for the party .were Mrs. Ford was World". Mrs. Betty Shiveley had prayer, and Mrs. Lucille Rhodes read scripture from Psalm 8:3-3. Mrs. Florence Smith presided. at the business meetihg with Mrs. Bess Parsons giving the secretarytreasurer's report . Others attending were M.t·s. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Shtrley Ables, Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Eileen Buck and Mrs. Julia Norris. ... -lnn·liii!JIIeli~~l tn 111e Mu..., til....., .....,. Mn Jamln, IW~e A!Cnllt. i Winstnn St.lle --" • ALSO · "ISLAND OF :• • LOST GIRLS" •: : MEIGS THEATRE: ---: .. N. W. ·COMPTON, 0. D. Next year's reunion will be held the last Sunday in July. The place will be announced later. OFFiCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CI.:OSE ' AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURt ST., POMEROY . CAMDEN PARK RESERVED SATURDAY UNTIL 5 PM FOR '" ' ••ANNUAL OUTING'' OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOj?q ,. OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS ' HUNTINGTON .LOCAL NO. 317 '• ---~------------------------~ CLOSED EVERY MONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY ex- ' CAMDEN PARK-U.S. 60 WEST...HUNTINGTON * What things characterize a Real Christian home? * Do we need Christian ·homes to save America from destruction? THIS COUPON .... With every pair of biltk -to.school 5/'0es. Value& of . ,, '"' "• ' . ,.. • " •• • the 19741ook of elepnce. WE~/ hous~ " ,,, • ALL THESE QUESTIONS AND MORE ANSWERED IN PASTOR KEN COLEMAN'S SERIES OF SUNDAY EVENING MESSAGES ON "THE QIRISTIAN HOME." ' SUNDAY saiDOL •••••••••••••••••••. 10:00 AM MORNING SERV_IC£..........: ......_.11:09 AM WHY NOT VISIT US EVENING SERVIC£~..... ,............. 7:30 PM. THIS Slo.oo.tc:i r more. " Frigidaire refrigerators from 4.3 cu.· ft. to 22.0 cu.-ft. Now at introductory prlcM. s •• heritage house Locat.d nut Ill MDIII County Flirplunds, Off Rt. 62, 4 Miles Nolth llf Paint Plea1t • .. • • Vernon *What is a Christian home? *How can I have a Christian home? WITH Mlaaltpol1 Lambert, THE CHRISTIAN HOME SHOES Your Tho~McAn 'Store the economy, and the need 'for Hartley, Nelle Werner, Della Stahl, Alma Miller, Gene McElroy, Cora Argabrlle, Alice Balser, Helen Handley, Freda Welling, Bernice Halfk; Emmett Hawk, lljrby Etb, Mary Radcliffe, Ralph Radcliffe, Glenn Lambert, Mat Opal Gaul Wickham, Betty PARENTS TO MEET Damewood Fell, Mildred Parents of kindergarten t~niQIII, lhru ·• Vineyard Collins , Irene students In the Southern Local Th~~~~:- 14-22 : SW'Qmerfield Parker, Pauline School District are asked to Wickham Ridenour, John attend a meeting Tuesday Bailey, Nellie Michael Parker, evening at 7:30 at Southern •• FRI., SAT., SUN. Cll!!ord Hayes, Virgil High School · concerning AUG. 23-24-25 •• ''THE SUGARLANO • McElroy, Fred Smith and morning and afternoon bus EXPRESS" Martha F~ecker Rose . schedules. The meeting will be Goldie Hawn Others present were Mrs. held with Bob Ord, superin(PG), Mary Buck, Raymond Gooch, tendent of school, Mrs. Jean At.:SO John Wickham, Dana Fell, Alkire, kindergarten teacher, CARTOONS • Show Starts 7 p.m. Herbert Parker , Buel and the bus drivers. • Ridenour, Mrs. John Bailey, Wilber Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart, Mrs. Fred ·Smith, Blair Allen Windon, and the host, Mr. Rose . · OPTOMETRIST : next week, White House officials indicated Thursday . •fO;.SCHOOL Good At : herltaqe Director, sp<>ke briefly Oft ... progre,. of RSVP in Johlp County 'IUld thanked all 1111 volunteero attending lor lheir help In making the prov-n 1 succeu. Volunteers have servedln22non-i)ro!ltasenciol and organizations during tho first I~ years of the program. ' Mrs. C!ara Locttary, president of the RSVP Advisory Boord and Clarence Struble, President of the Melp County Council on Aglllfl, presented pins to each persl>n who had volunteered di!i;~ the past six month!, as Ml)l. Welker introduced tt.e'l', Receiving pins were: • Evelyn Knight, Rose McDade, Elvira Barr, OrVIlle Graham, Marcia Keller, Be!V. Willard, Homer Willard, Alqla singing of "This Is My Father's presidential news conference ' ' Year in school.-,------------------------------ tertained recently with a arrangement and washed in warm soapy water. Large petaled dinner party honoring Thomas material may be CAREFULI'.Y brushed with an artist's camel · Darst, Mrs. Florence Hannay hair brus.h . Sand dried flowers also may be removed 1 recovered and Mrs. Agnes White on their with sand, uncovered and brushed to remove the sand. - G.O. birthday anniversaries. _DN YOUR BACK II 01= dust and cobwebs off a dried .flower arrangement without presented to each one . · Refreshments of ice. cream, . REUNION MOVED p.m. featuring the "Gospel pected to hold his first FRIDAY, AUG. 16th UNTIL 5 PM FOR "ANNUALEMPLOYEES PICNIC~' OF ' , with Mrs. Huber s Address at home ----------------------'---- President CAMDEN PARK RESERVED --------- Hube~, 1 daughters, Mrs. Globokar, Mrs. Ruth Kaufman and Mrs . Katharine Duffy, 11 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren in attendance. yoiJr FREE COPY PHONE: Senator-to-be Glenn af\,d others disclosed their financial dealings. 1 wonder i£ our prcsenl elec ted officictls wou ld, though not requir~d by law, <lisclose the extent of their real estate dealings since taking offi c.:c. Carl Matlack, Phone 667-3689. Reserved Saturday Unti I 5 P.M . FOR "ANNUAL OUTING" her mother, Mrs. Lena Huber. A family buffet was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kozak, grandda_ught.er of Mrs. Come in .. . Write ... or Phone Rt. 1, Reedsville, Ohio Aug . 15, 1974 The HAMER Co'mpanitis anniversary observance for p.m . Afternoon program at 2 DEAR POLLY - I am answering Sandra who wants to clean Halifax, Mass., where she went • .• get a list of all the ingredientS . This happened to me again yesterday while watching the Dinah Shore show, - YVONNE. especially for the 89th birthday Well -known celebri ties from all walk's of life tell their personal stories of triumph in their field $. because they overcame their hearing impairment . - "' that show a recipe but never give one ti~e to copy it down or: even Mrs. Globokar visits Mass. Americans of all ages who suffer from uncorrected or untreated he~ring toss to seek help. Ohio . _ -By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY - l need help desperately. Our home (in Louisiana) is being invaded by tiny black ants. These are not essentially food eaters.! lind them in my clean sink ' hath tub and . lavatories but they have reached the pantry and I have found some in dry packaged foods. Can someone help me? - GLADYS. DEM POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those TV talk shows DJ<;AR GIRLS - This is painstaking work that requires time and great care. Any delicate material used in a dried flower and Mrs, Dale Teaford, Carla 1 arrangement will not take_to brushing or other treatment and Dale and Dennis, Mrs . Janice best lie left alone. When brushing large leaves the brush could be Lawson and David, Mr. and dipped in salad oil, wiped off and then used so the dust sticks to it. Mrs. Virgil Teaford, Mrs. Sue Clean brush frequently . Also these big leaves will need some Provo and Veronica, Mr. and support, perhaps a hand pl~ced back of one .as you gently brush. Mrs. Henry Hill, Mindy and · -One authority suggests that when cleaning with sand each Monica and Mr. and Mrs. flower be removed, held over a pan of clean sand·. With one hand Sampson Hall, Syracuse . the sand is dropped, in a stream, over the flower. Gently shake sand off, turn flower upside down and gently tap until all sand is removed. Repeat two or three times if necessary. - POLLY. · . DEAR POLLY - Save the ru!fles from worn Priscilla_-type curtains. They are most useful to use lor facing when garmenls have to be lengthened. Cut jn-operly and turned on both edges the width is adequate for most things. Even too-short straight curtains could have the extra two or three inches added to them and Mrs. Alice Globokar, the slightly extra weight and stitching will make them hang even Pomeroy, has returned from better, - ELIZABETH. Free Bookl et especially prepared to encourage Second St. · Pom~rQy, Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Teaford and Sherry, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl' 1 Teaford, Mr. and Mrs. William Teaford, Skip and Dori; . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wines, Bet! and Teresa and Mr . and Mrs. Neal • BACK TO COLLEGE FORM Name ___________________________________ SLIDES Series beginning Sunday, Aug. !Bat 7 p:m. at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints, Racine-Portland Rd . Second of live, ''The Falling Away" . George Grafton, Tammy and Tracy, Ravenna; Mr. and Mrs. . Newton, Evelyn Grueser, Eya HOMECOMI NG a t Zion Church of Christ, SR 143, Pomeroy-Harrisonville Rd., Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship service, 10' 30 a.m., with basket dinner at 12:30 vited to attend . Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Richard , Steven and Kevin , Portland; Mr. and Mrs . Dan Hysell, Windam ; Jerry Friend, Ravenna; Dean Davis , to fill out the form and return it to Jan, c-o The Daily Tribune, ~allege form for those who are Gallipolis, 45631, before Aug. goi ng back to school this fall . 21. The compiled list or adEvery student in the Gallia - dresses will run in the hack·toMeigs - Ma son area is invited school issue shortly thereafter. Tones" . Rick Morrison will be the minister . Everyone is in- Kearns, Sonia and Brian .)J, Mason~ W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs . David Oonachie and David, • aJN>,EIGS. 1 .. Here, as was promised, is the back to George Scott guest speaker. Bissell Brothers featurCd singers . Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Richard Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Rndney Karr and Mr . and Mrs. Harold Teaford and Mr. and Mrs . Melvin Swisher and Carrie, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Morris Teaford, Cheryl, GALLIPOI.IS - Pearl St., Middleport, beginning today through the 25th, 7:30 p.m. nightly . Rev . Mrs. Cecil See and Darlene, Mrs _. Carroll Teaford, Nancy and Carla Jean Aeiker, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wamsley; Leo Hill; Mr . and Mrs. Duke Bentz, Tim and Eric; Fritz Teaford; Thelma Walton, Racine; Mr. and Mrs . James TFaford ; Mr. Just Highest ; 'IntereSt Rates • In The Area Christ in Chri s tian Union, DANCERS - Meghan, right, and Dorothy Griifin will be featured in Friday's Cornrn ulJiity Choir and Band Concert on the Gallipolis riverfront at. 7:30 p.m. County. Of In senior citizens enrolledinRSVP, I22ottended. Guests inclu~ed members. of the _RSVP Advisory Board,' the Me1gs County Councrlon Aging Committee, and County Commissioners Robert Clark and Henry Wells and their wives, and Tammy Clark. F ollowing the barbecue, Mrs. Pearl Welker, RSVP Addresses sought REVIVAl. at the Church of Mrs. James Anderson and Brenda, Long Bottom ; Mr. and Baker and Lisa, Colwnbus; Mrs . Lenna Brinker, Mr. and pe t . proper ma intenance would give plenty or room for many students at a savin g of many dollars, and have better facilities Cin ':?4, (e(1en!), Hou 22 ; P erez. than c<~n be built with present levies. Has it ever been Propos~d • Cin 21. Am erican Leagu e: Alle!~. Chi or the voters informed"of wh er e the operating money will come 31 , Burro ughs. Te x- 22 . Jack son , Oa k 21; Mayberry , KC and fr-om ? Perhaps, by using the present buildings, the levy already Darwin , M i nn 19 . p<-lssed would suffice. 'The impressiOn r got fr om. the newspaPer is Ru ns Bat ted In N utional League : Sch m id t , thnt It would take a voter referendlUTl to change .the plans. After Ph i l9 1; Bench , Cin 90. Ce d eno , prior ta lk s with Prosecutor Fullz ( Bernard V.) on other subjects, Hou i)nd Wynn, LA 84 . Ga r:Vey , I fee l it would be a waste of time to try that aven ue . Perhaps LAa.ndSmith,St , L 78 . , Am c r ic an League : Bur letters to the coun ty board of education at Pomeroy would let roughs , Tex 96, Allen , Chi 83. them know your feelings. Bando. Oak Bl ,· H enderson , Cl1 i and Rud i. Oak 7<~ . . Item No . 2 ~ Duilng the last primary, and after W11tcrgate, .:1 3; man , Leagu~ ab lOJ 112 110 109 O ri ~ , CI1i 98 AI lent Chi 111 MddX , NY 9 2 296 47 Rudi , Oak 11 5 .438 56 H ome Run~ Nat io nal L eague : Wynn , LA and .Scl1rr.id l. P hil '). 7 ; Bench. Oa k location of 1,1ext year's reunion and the group decided to have · it the same place on the first Sunday in August. Gifts were given to the oldest No games, No gimmicks ' mAlternative suggested . "Arthritis,'' in care of this brief discussion was held on the Mulberry, go out Union Ave. and then go to the school. Th'e afternoon session begins at 12:15 p.m. Swollen fingers cause much pain involved. But, in rheumatoid The secretary's report was dleport, and the treasurer's report by Carroll Teaford . A TRIANGLES WIN PITTS BURGH (UP!) Plttsburgh's Gerald Pattrick RUTLAND - Bermce E. Eads, Albany; . Mildred AshVanaman. 60, Rt. I. lt ulland , cra [t, Athen s, and Bessie and Peggy Michel team'ed for a victory in the deciding mixed died W:ednesday ut the Holzer Wade, Athens. Medici,! Center , Gallipolis. She Also preceding her in death doubles event Thursday night was born here April 4. 1914, to in addition to her parents was a to lilt the Triangles to a 26-22 victory over the Cleveland Charles and Bertha Pruitt brother and a sister. Grover who preceded her in She was a member of the Nets. death. She wa s married April Middleport United Pentecostal 4, 1938, to Nathan E. Vanaman Church . Funeral services will ' . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. have a spike-like appearance. However , it may be lh at the who survives. She was em- be held at the Walker Funeral CONNIE MACK DEAR DR. LAMB - Would Gout usually involves single ends of the va s that were cut ployed 16 years at Athens State Home, Rutland, Saturday at 2· FARMINGTON, N. M. (UP!) you ,explain the difference be- · joints to start wlth , and is and tied in your husband could H uspi t~l . p.m. with the Rev. William - The 16th annual Connie tween rhew-Qatoid arthritis, caused by the gradual deposit be cut again a r.l sewed Al so surviving ar e a so n, S- Knittel officiating . Burial will Mack World Series gets under . osteoarthritis and gout? What of a salty-like material from together. He is a young man Sgt. James Vanaman, be in the Athens County way today with defending Can one do to help or relieve uric acid . I think if you were and he might have at least one U.S.A.F., Dayton; a grandson , champion Long Beach, Calif., these' I have swelling of my having acute attacks of gout chance in four of being able to one br other , Douglas Grover, Mem·o ry Gardens. Friends playing El Paso, Tex., and linger joints and I don't know you would know it antl your regain his capacity to father Rutland; four sisters, Helen may call at the [Wleral home at Chicago going against anytime. which one this is. My doctor doctor would be treating it. Baltimore. childre n. It is worth con. McKee, The. Plains; Blanche says there is no known cure, There.are a lot of things that sidering. He would need to use just to keep active. Letters of opinion are welcomed. They should be leta can be done for arthritis. When a urologist for such recon- I--------------------------~ DEAR READER - In the involvement is minimi::tl , as s tructive surge ry . · than 300 words long (o r be subject to reducUon by the general, rhewnatoid arthritis sometimes occurs wit ~ 1 editor 1 and must be signed with the signee's addren. NORTHFIELD is an inflammatory disease, osteoarthritis, the sensib le 1 Names may be withheld upon publlc.ation. However, OD NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UP!) with red, swollen, tender · approach is to maintain motion 1 request, names wlll be disclosed. Letters should be In good Majo r L engue L eade r s - Dark Ruler and Dale Butler joints. ]I can be mild or severe. and relieve pain . But, [or more By Unit ed ·P res s Int ernat io nal . I taste, addrcssirig issues, not personalities. moVed into the winner's, circle By contrast, osteoarthritis is a se rious Leading Batter s Pr oblems, even I Nati o nal League via an objection, captured a wear and tear process or reconstruction of ·damaged g ab r h pCI. I pair or $8,482 divisions of the degeneration or the joints, joints is possible. For more Garr. At I 116 489 67 118 3611 I Gross . Ho 11 2 .:11 2 6'2 lJJ .32 3 Grandview-Ohio Futuriijes for usually with overuse or in- information you will want to Zisk. , P itt 107 388 56 125 .322 I ·two-year-old pacers Thursday creasing age. get a copy of the book ''There 's Grvy , LA 113 .:167 67 ISO . 32 1 I Monl anc7 , Ph il at Northfield Park. In your case you might be Help for Arthritis," tha~ 1 I 103 361 39 1\5 . 3 19 I able to tell the difference by cowrote with LaRue Stone, 1an Smi th , S I.L 101 356 52 11 3 . 3 17 which joinls or your lingers are arthritis sufferer of man Y' Srck , St.L 111 457 75 144 involved. In osteoarthritis the years. Send one dollar plus 25 Bcknr.LA 102 405 53 125 Ptt 103 426 64 13 1 end joints of the lingers are cents postage and handling to Olivr, Hbnr . Ptt 106 405 71 124 arthritis the knuckle- joint and the second joint are usually Syracuse; Carroll Teaford, Karla Wilhart, Newark; Mr. Marmet, W. Va., was retained and Mrs . Raymond Teaford, as treasurer . Committees Susie and Cloist and Edith appointed were registration, Teaford, Minersville; Mr. and Globokar, driver . l "GET WELL" .: business at' noon . All relatives and friends invited. A report was given dn some Portland; secretary, Kay Hill, DR. LAMB •• ' !Jsa Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Neal Baker, Columbus; largest family, Edith Teaford ; ones traveling the farthest, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hysell, Windam . bus pickups are announced reminiscing. During the and on Main to Ute business section of Pomeroy, turn onto GRAND CHAMP[ON BULLS - Grand champion bulls in the open class dairy cattle judged Mr. and Mrs. David Oonachie, president, Morris Teaford , pictures HEMLOCK GROVE - The Meigs County Retired Senior Volunteer Program held a recognition plcnlc and bar· becueat the Welker Farm here recently. The recognition was for all new volunteers during the first six months of the second year of the program in Me igs SUNDAY CURTIS Reunion of Hoit and Mary Foster Curtis, the 67th1 will be held at the No. l Pavilion at Thompson Park, East Liverpool. Basket dinner Petersburg; yo11ngest girl, history or the Teafords by James Teaford. Happy Birthday was sung to Dick Karr, · Middleport. ThOse attending were Mr. and Mrs . Howard Teaford and M~ . and Mrs. Dave Feaster, Howie, Gayla and Darrey, Granville ; Mr _and Mrs. Roger taking Meigs RSVP members honored at ~ff .• cIa :?.~ ~: Ca Iend a : ;': i r~ Teafords hold reunion Kindergarten -.' ' iTooo:-ox-;::r~;~~- Helpful display _in HQ window . II B.AKE·R FURNITURE FR'RE ' ... MIDDLEPORT ~--------------~~------~----------~~--~~--~ - • • • . �• •- '""' n.:n. s.>ntinrl. Micldleoor:I-Pomerov. • •I • .I ~ , 0 .. Friday, Aug. l6, 197' ' • • • • 4 . If It is true, .. some ...y ' \I pacents are taking more ·"' . teres! in their children's reading habits, the Metga . Jackson · - Vinton Counlles• Bookmobile has a good book display for them In the headquarter's window. The following books displayed are : Fader, Daniel, Hooked on B&ks. Larrick, Nancy, A Parent's Guide to Children's Reading. Frank, Josette, Your Child's Reading Today. 'Sutherland, Zena, The Best in Children's Books. Arbuthnot, May, Children's Reading in the Home. .••. ' • ... ' ~ ""'... . . .. . ' .:. .. ' :'l OI • • '. . '•' .. . ' ' • .,- . ' ' . . !'' ' grand champion in showmanship and Mark Mora took reserve showmanship. Jim Carnahan Farm with his Guernsey; Roger Nease from the David Nease Farm with his Jersey, and Karen Pratt from the Pratt Far:m at Mechanicsburg with hrJ· winning milking shorthorn. ' Nease exhibits four champions ' • • Twin Pine took the first and second places with Windland taking third. In the three David Nease of Minersville Route 1 exhibited the lour championship animals in the Jersey breed of the lllth an- females breQ and owned by · exhibitor class Twin Pine was nual Meigs County Fair. Thursday when dairy cattle ·nrst, Nease was second and were judged Nease received Windland was third'. ln Holstein breed judging, rosettes for the champion bull, the junior and senior champion Phillip Radford , Pomeroy females and the grand Route 3, won first in the bull calf, under one year and over champion ·female . In the various divisions of lour months class with Roy judging in the Jersey field, Holter, Pomeroy Route 3, Nease exhibited the first place taking second. Earl Dean, ahimal in the bull, one year and Pomeroy Route 3, won first and under two cll!ss. Wilbur Wind- second places in the cow four land of Guysville Route I took years aQd over class with first place in the bull calf, Holter taking third. Dean was 1Ulder one year and over four first in the cow, three and . months category, with second under four years and was first place going to Twin Pine and third in the cow, two years Jersey Farni, Letart, W, Va. and under three class with Twin Pine won· first in the Holter taking second. Leland cow, four years and over class, Park~r won first in the senior with J,eland Parker,. Pomeroy yearling heifer c1ass with Dean Route 3, taking second. Twin taking second and third. Holter Pine exhibited the best cow, won first in the junior. yearling three years and under four . heifer class and took first in the Nease took first in the cow, two senior heifer calf class with years and under three competition with Wlndland taking second w>d Twin Pine, third. Nease was first in the junior yearling heifer with Twin Pine S.cond; Nease won first in the junior yearling heifer with •• • .. ' ' I •• ·'·t .. ' " GRAND CHA~PION SHOWMAN - In the junior dairy show Thursday Jan Holter took Pullins, winning with her Ayrshire; Tony Carnahan from the GRAND CHAMPION FEMALES - Grand champion females in the open class dairy cattle judged Thursday af. ternoon at the Meigs County Fair were as follows, 1-r, Denise Dean of the Earl Dean Farm with her Holstein; Patty .' ~ SYRACUSE - The fifth 1111nual Teaford reunion was held Sunday, Aug. 4, at the rOadside park on south US 33 with 101 persons attending . A basket lunch was served at noon with Helen Teaford, Syracuse, asking grace , The afternoon was spen t .• ' I J • . ' '· • J ' : t:i .>;' i . ""' .• • ''•• Dean takin g second Parker third. Holter won first and second places in the junior heifer class with De~n being third . Parker won the first in get of sire with Hol ter, second. Holter wa s fir st in the produce of cow class. In wtth Mora tak1ng second a nd th ird place honors. ln the cow, three year and under four ·c ategory, Carnahan was firs t ai1d Mora second with the same outcome in the ·cow, two years and under three class. Mora took both first and second in the three females bred and the senior yeHrling heifer class owned by the exhibitor Dean f!Od ·in the junior yearling was first, HOlter was second and third. Dean exhibited the senior champion femal e and the grand champion femal e with Holter exhibiting the junior champion female . In the Guern sey breed judging, James Carnahan, Racine, exh ibited the seni or c hampion female a nd the grand champion femal e with Mark Mora, Racine Route 2, showing the junior chmnpion female . In. other Guernsey breed judging, Carnahan exhibited the first place animal in the cow. foLU" years and over class heifer class Mora won first and Carnahan , second. Young Mora won firsts in the se nior heifer calf and juniur heifer calf classes. In the get of sire class, Carnahan was first; Mor a was second, and Dona ld Mora, Pomeroy Route ~. was thi1·d. M. Mora was first in the produc e of Cffi\' class ;:md in U1e three femal es bred and owned by exhibitor, Carnahan was first, Mark Mora \\'as second and Donald Mora ,vas third. Patricia Pullins, Coolville Route 2, won a blue ribbon in the senior yearling heifer class whi ch made up the entire Ayrshi re breed judging. Thlll'sday at the Meigs County Fair taking top honors were, 1-r, Roger Nease, with grand champion Jersey, Polly Pratt with grand champion milking s horthorn and Stephanie Radford with the wirming Holstein from the Phil Radford farm . · Wade and Dawn, Frazeysburg; The bus route to pick up kindergarten children in Pomeroy who will attend the afternoon session has been announced by Mrs. Alice James Teaford; gifts, Hildred Grafton and entertainment, Jean Hall, Wanda Teaford and BUI Teaford . Twin Pine secondi Nease won first in the senior heifer call class ')'ith -\Vlnd.land, seconq, and Twin Pine, third. Nease won first and second in the junior heifer call class with Twin Pine taking third. In the get of sire class,.Nease was first and Twin Pine was second. In the produce of oow, SEND r~ session conducted by the president, Janice Lawson officers were elected for 1975.' They are president, Earl Teaford, Columbus; vice ~· •' • • FLOWERS •• • Cheer someone ill with a gay bouquet or a blooming plant. -Come in or Call...:. ""-· r·•• ' ' 992·5560-c ' •• f Dudley's Aorist ~ Ji 59 N' Second-st. . MlilctJeport ,:o. given by Mildred Katr, Mid- She said the bus will begin the route at lla.m, making the first stop at the corner of Brick and '" Butternut Avenues . Traveling towards town, the next stop will be on the Mechanic St. parking lot. From there the bus will travel up Lincoln Hill to Lincoln Heights, back down the hill, then to West Main St., turning onto the road under the bridge and traveling .to Spring Ave. On Spring Ave. the bus will go to Blaettnar's storage garage where it will turn onto Spring Ave. to Condor, go east on Condor to Main, then east on Main to the corporation limit.. There it will turn and go west '' •I''• • involved,•causing the fingers to ·velle®by • t '··'' ' , . I . I ' •• '" • ? ! his second marr.iage, my first. He has three children of which we have custody. I would give anything to have BACK·TB·S~r:QL UME . ' •• •• '· newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. DEAR DR. LAMB ~ I am 22 and my husband is 29. This is a child of my own, but my . ' See our great seleclion of gift watches. We have the , newest styles, the latest features . Caravelle by Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prices . . husband . had a vasectomy during his first mardage_ l have heard or artificial insemination but don't 'really lmow anything about it. Would you please send me all the information you can about th e · su bject, the process, the danger involved , if any, etc .? • DEAR READER - . You might have a lot of trouble getting that done . The procedure is simply .one of ... mechani cally injecting semen into the birth canal where the sperm cells can then migrate •\ . ' up the uterus to the tube and fertilize the OVW'Q (egg ). The problern is 'related to .obtaining the !lonor semen and doing the procedure when the woman is·able to get pregnant. It often takes a long time and many trials. The best advice I can give you is to write to the obstetrical and gynec_ology department or the neorest .' ··; l •' 8l1cll mtrlltn on 1111t dill_. •• I •• 29.95 .. 11 jewels . 17 jewtts. Green .~' I , "31.95 Aulcmai 1C. ', 32.95 university· medical center and I ask their advice. Most doctors are neither equipped nor wish to provide tHis type of sewice. There is another possibility you may have . overlooked. Some vasectomies can be i Ii 'I • reversed. Va$ectomies are usually considered permanent. . American 9 Crw , Mnn lld Hargrv , T x, 96 M c Ra , KC Rand! , Tx YaZ . Bos Jcksn , Ok Bernice Vanaman, 60, is dead 452 JOB 370 382 ·385 J/5 359 406 r h 66 ll .:l 54 50 70 65 57 79 165 '3 65 107 3<17 119 321 121 317 119 .309 J 16 .309 111 · 309 125 308 91 ,307 1-33 .30<1 Stolen Bases Nation <~ l LeagU e: B ro ck.. Sl L 80 : Morg<an , Cln SO · Lopes, LA "·Am cn c;.an Rileilgue :· Vers , ---- . Nor1t1, tal 30 . Lowen stei n, Crev an.cl Cor ('W , M lnn 29-. James TeQford, • Syracuse; oldest lady, Edith Teaford, Minersville; youngest boy, David Donachie, son of I 51f4% R_oya Crown Bottlinq company llludaleport , • " ON PASSBOOK SAVINGS 12 SUCCESS STORIES 51;4 per cent year paid on Regular Passbook Savings. No MiRimuin. Interest · frpm dale of deposit to date • of withdrawal . 'Interest compounded quarterly. "They Overcame Hearing Loss" ~ BRANCH Tht At'-ns County Savlnqs *' LNn Co . . 2-96 • All Accoun1s Insured To SlO.OO,O by FSLIC. ...,-.. <I' ....... ('$~ . -· .. \ · ·-, ;: · :~· . ~UlY ~= ~ . - Dear Sir : To the voters of Meigs County: r read in the paper where the school for tht\ mentally retarded is to be built on ground donated by the trustees of Carl ton College. Why build a new school? On East Main St. in Pomeroy are two excellent bui[dings that with ,0 , . . William S. Diles Diles Hearing Aid Center Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W. Union St., Attiens 592-6238 • , ) I. B. E. W. HUNTINGTON LOCAL NO~ 317 breaking the nowers. This ca n be done several ways depending upon the types of material in the arrangement. Sometimes STURDY material may be taken outside and GENTLY shaken. Glycerined leaves and seed pods may be removed from the Homebuilders give party Members of . the Homebuilders Class of the Middleport Church of Christ staged a party Tuesday at the Athens Mental Health Center for 48 patients there. Games were played and the group enjoyed singing. Gifts were cookies, potato chips and KoolAid were served. Jim Roach The annua1 Durst reunion, originally scheduled lor Aug . 18, has been moved to Aug . ~5 . due to a conflict in schedules. A basket dinner will be served at I p.m. at the home of Dana A. Durst, Sand Hill Rd. The reWlion is for descendants of Henry H. and Hanna Elizabeth Durst and friends or the family. RETURNS HOME RQger Dixon, who has spent the swnmer working with the Continental Oil Co., Oklahoma City, returned home this week and will resume studies at Marietta College Aug. 27. He will be a junior in petrolelll'Q engineering. • Address there -------------...,.-------------Majoc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ __ Activities -------------------------------• P~rents.' names --------------------------- Return to Jan, c-o Daily Tribune, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Miss Ables addresses ladies APPLE GROVE - "Umits to Consumerism" was the program topic presented by Miss Vickie Ables at the Tuesday night meeting of the Apple Grove United Methodist Women held at the"church. In her discussion, Miss Ables commented on industry and population and their effects on -Three birthdays observed Mrs. Beulah White en- Gif!s were presented to all three. Other:s attending were Mrs. Thomas Darst and son, Craig, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Well, Mr . and Mrs. Charles White, Jeff Darst, Kitty Metzger, Pearl Hoffman and Richard Duckworth . Chester class of '31 gathers CHESTER - Chester High School Class of 1931 held its Neaie, Margate! Johnson, Margi\'tt Slack, Gertrude Butler, Sara Philbrick, Louise Eden Bea • • Robson, Nellie Russell, Cor-a Hilton, Ethel Johnson, Vlrglrita Gulley: • New voluntee" of the Jl4t six months unable to attel)l were .Louis DeLuz, Agn~s White, Pearl Reynolds, M.. Ket.chka, Eura Largen , Evelyn Stowe, Eliza Forem&i!, ' Elizabeth Slaven, Birtle Wyl¢1, Grace Hawley, and La\1[,11 Pickens. - women to take an active role to discourage waste aitd to en- courage balanced human culture. Mrs. Roberta ;rhaxton was at the piano for group ;;mnual reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose , Bidwell, July 26.' A basket dinner·was served. John Bailey asked the blessing. In the a fternoon the group enjoyed visiting, pictUre-taking, and a tour of the Rose home and grounds. The class was pleased to have Earl Knight, a former teacher, present. Members of the class present were Lenora Betzing, Esther Christy Gooch, had the prayer . Others going SECOND SON BORN OCEANSIDE, Calif. - HN Clyda Allens\'(orth, Mrs. and Mrs. Michael Heck, 1435 Martha Childs, Mrs . Reva Marguette St., Oceanside, Beach, Mrs. Coleen Vall Meter Calif., are announcing the birth and Brenda, Rev. George of their second son, July 19 at Glaze and sons, Clint and Trey; the Naval Hospital at Camp Bud Wilson and Mrs. Nora Pendleton, Calif. The infant Rice. named Jeremy Edward weighed 9lbs., II ozs. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs , Scott Shank, Pomeroy, and Rev. and Mrs . Robert Card, Lima. Mrs . H. B. Kellmer, Denver, Colo., CLAY SHAW DIES is a great-grandmother. Heck NEW ORLEANS (UP!) is stationed with the Filth Clay Shaw, 60, who was tried Marine Regiment at Camp and acquitted on charges filed Pendleton . Mr . and Mrs. by former District Attorney Heck's other son is Jacob Eric, Jim Garrison he' plotted to 18 months old. assassinate President John F. Kennedy, died early Thursday, FIRST CONFERENCE apparently of cancer·. WASHINGTON (UPl) over for the party .were Mrs. Ford was World". Mrs. Betty Shiveley had prayer, and Mrs. Lucille Rhodes read scripture from Psalm 8:3-3. Mrs. Florence Smith presided. at the business meetihg with Mrs. Bess Parsons giving the secretarytreasurer's report . Others attending were M.t·s. Dolly Wolfe, Mrs. Shtrley Ables, Mrs. Bertha Robinson, Mrs. Eileen Buck and Mrs. Julia Norris. ... -lnn·liii!JIIeli~~l tn 111e Mu..., til....., .....,. Mn Jamln, IW~e A!Cnllt. i Winstnn St.lle --" • ALSO · "ISLAND OF :• • LOST GIRLS" •: : MEIGS THEATRE: ---: .. N. W. ·COMPTON, 0. D. Next year's reunion will be held the last Sunday in July. The place will be announced later. OFFiCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CI.:OSE ' AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURt ST., POMEROY . CAMDEN PARK RESERVED SATURDAY UNTIL 5 PM FOR '" ' ••ANNUAL OUTING'' OF INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOj?q ,. OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS ' HUNTINGTON .LOCAL NO. 317 '• ---~------------------------~ CLOSED EVERY MONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY ex- ' CAMDEN PARK-U.S. 60 WEST...HUNTINGTON * What things characterize a Real Christian home? * Do we need Christian ·homes to save America from destruction? THIS COUPON .... With every pair of biltk -to.school 5/'0es. Value& of . ,, '"' "• ' . ,.. • " •• • the 19741ook of elepnce. WE~/ hous~ " ,,, • ALL THESE QUESTIONS AND MORE ANSWERED IN PASTOR KEN COLEMAN'S SERIES OF SUNDAY EVENING MESSAGES ON "THE QIRISTIAN HOME." ' SUNDAY saiDOL •••••••••••••••••••. 10:00 AM MORNING SERV_IC£..........: ......_.11:09 AM WHY NOT VISIT US EVENING SERVIC£~..... ,............. 7:30 PM. THIS Slo.oo.tc:i r more. " Frigidaire refrigerators from 4.3 cu.· ft. to 22.0 cu.-ft. Now at introductory prlcM. s •• heritage house Locat.d nut Ill MDIII County Flirplunds, Off Rt. 62, 4 Miles Nolth llf Paint Plea1t • .. • • Vernon *What is a Christian home? *How can I have a Christian home? WITH Mlaaltpol1 Lambert, THE CHRISTIAN HOME SHOES Your Tho~McAn 'Store the economy, and the need 'for Hartley, Nelle Werner, Della Stahl, Alma Miller, Gene McElroy, Cora Argabrlle, Alice Balser, Helen Handley, Freda Welling, Bernice Halfk; Emmett Hawk, lljrby Etb, Mary Radcliffe, Ralph Radcliffe, Glenn Lambert, Mat Opal Gaul Wickham, Betty PARENTS TO MEET Damewood Fell, Mildred Parents of kindergarten t~niQIII, lhru ·• Vineyard Collins , Irene students In the Southern Local Th~~~~:- 14-22 : SW'Qmerfield Parker, Pauline School District are asked to Wickham Ridenour, John attend a meeting Tuesday Bailey, Nellie Michael Parker, evening at 7:30 at Southern •• FRI., SAT., SUN. Cll!!ord Hayes, Virgil High School · concerning AUG. 23-24-25 •• ''THE SUGARLANO • McElroy, Fred Smith and morning and afternoon bus EXPRESS" Martha F~ecker Rose . schedules. The meeting will be Goldie Hawn Others present were Mrs. held with Bob Ord, superin(PG), Mary Buck, Raymond Gooch, tendent of school, Mrs. Jean At.:SO John Wickham, Dana Fell, Alkire, kindergarten teacher, CARTOONS • Show Starts 7 p.m. Herbert Parker , Buel and the bus drivers. • Ridenour, Mrs. John Bailey, Wilber Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Stewart, Mrs. Fred ·Smith, Blair Allen Windon, and the host, Mr. Rose . · OPTOMETRIST : next week, White House officials indicated Thursday . •fO;.SCHOOL Good At : herltaqe Director, sp<>ke briefly Oft ... progre,. of RSVP in Johlp County 'IUld thanked all 1111 volunteero attending lor lheir help In making the prov-n 1 succeu. Volunteers have servedln22non-i)ro!ltasenciol and organizations during tho first I~ years of the program. ' Mrs. C!ara Locttary, president of the RSVP Advisory Boord and Clarence Struble, President of the Melp County Council on Aglllfl, presented pins to each persl>n who had volunteered di!i;~ the past six month!, as Ml)l. Welker introduced tt.e'l', Receiving pins were: • Evelyn Knight, Rose McDade, Elvira Barr, OrVIlle Graham, Marcia Keller, Be!V. Willard, Homer Willard, Alqla singing of "This Is My Father's presidential news conference ' ' Year in school.-,------------------------------ tertained recently with a arrangement and washed in warm soapy water. Large petaled dinner party honoring Thomas material may be CAREFULI'.Y brushed with an artist's camel · Darst, Mrs. Florence Hannay hair brus.h . Sand dried flowers also may be removed 1 recovered and Mrs. Agnes White on their with sand, uncovered and brushed to remove the sand. - G.O. birthday anniversaries. _DN YOUR BACK II 01= dust and cobwebs off a dried .flower arrangement without presented to each one . · Refreshments of ice. cream, . REUNION MOVED p.m. featuring the "Gospel pected to hold his first FRIDAY, AUG. 16th UNTIL 5 PM FOR "ANNUALEMPLOYEES PICNIC~' OF ' , with Mrs. Huber s Address at home ----------------------'---- President CAMDEN PARK RESERVED --------- Hube~, 1 daughters, Mrs. Globokar, Mrs. Ruth Kaufman and Mrs . Katharine Duffy, 11 grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren in attendance. yoiJr FREE COPY PHONE: Senator-to-be Glenn af\,d others disclosed their financial dealings. 1 wonder i£ our prcsenl elec ted officictls wou ld, though not requir~d by law, <lisclose the extent of their real estate dealings since taking offi c.:c. Carl Matlack, Phone 667-3689. Reserved Saturday Unti I 5 P.M . FOR "ANNUAL OUTING" her mother, Mrs. Lena Huber. A family buffet was held at the home of Mrs. Joseph Kozak, grandda_ught.er of Mrs. Come in .. . Write ... or Phone Rt. 1, Reedsville, Ohio Aug . 15, 1974 The HAMER Co'mpanitis anniversary observance for p.m . Afternoon program at 2 DEAR POLLY - I am answering Sandra who wants to clean Halifax, Mass., where she went • .• get a list of all the ingredientS . This happened to me again yesterday while watching the Dinah Shore show, - YVONNE. especially for the 89th birthday Well -known celebri ties from all walk's of life tell their personal stories of triumph in their field $. because they overcame their hearing impairment . - "' that show a recipe but never give one ti~e to copy it down or: even Mrs. Globokar visits Mass. Americans of all ages who suffer from uncorrected or untreated he~ring toss to seek help. Ohio . _ -By Polly Cramer DEAR POLLY - l need help desperately. Our home (in Louisiana) is being invaded by tiny black ants. These are not essentially food eaters.! lind them in my clean sink ' hath tub and . lavatories but they have reached the pantry and I have found some in dry packaged foods. Can someone help me? - GLADYS. DEM POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those TV talk shows DJ<;AR GIRLS - This is painstaking work that requires time and great care. Any delicate material used in a dried flower and Mrs, Dale Teaford, Carla 1 arrangement will not take_to brushing or other treatment and Dale and Dennis, Mrs . Janice best lie left alone. When brushing large leaves the brush could be Lawson and David, Mr. and dipped in salad oil, wiped off and then used so the dust sticks to it. Mrs. Virgil Teaford, Mrs. Sue Clean brush frequently . Also these big leaves will need some Provo and Veronica, Mr. and support, perhaps a hand pl~ced back of one .as you gently brush. Mrs. Henry Hill, Mindy and · -One authority suggests that when cleaning with sand each Monica and Mr. and Mrs. flower be removed, held over a pan of clean sand·. With one hand Sampson Hall, Syracuse . the sand is dropped, in a stream, over the flower. Gently shake sand off, turn flower upside down and gently tap until all sand is removed. Repeat two or three times if necessary. - POLLY. · . DEAR POLLY - Save the ru!fles from worn Priscilla_-type curtains. They are most useful to use lor facing when garmenls have to be lengthened. Cut jn-operly and turned on both edges the width is adequate for most things. Even too-short straight curtains could have the extra two or three inches added to them and Mrs. Alice Globokar, the slightly extra weight and stitching will make them hang even Pomeroy, has returned from better, - ELIZABETH. Free Bookl et especially prepared to encourage Second St. · Pom~rQy, Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Teaford and Sherry, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl' 1 Teaford, Mr. and Mrs. William Teaford, Skip and Dori; . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wines, Bet! and Teresa and Mr . and Mrs. Neal • BACK TO COLLEGE FORM Name ___________________________________ SLIDES Series beginning Sunday, Aug. !Bat 7 p:m. at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints, Racine-Portland Rd . Second of live, ''The Falling Away" . George Grafton, Tammy and Tracy, Ravenna; Mr. and Mrs. . Newton, Evelyn Grueser, Eya HOMECOMI NG a t Zion Church of Christ, SR 143, Pomeroy-Harrisonville Rd., Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship service, 10' 30 a.m., with basket dinner at 12:30 vited to attend . Petersburg; Mr. and Mrs. Richard , Steven and Kevin , Portland; Mr. and Mrs . Dan Hysell, Windam ; Jerry Friend, Ravenna; Dean Davis , to fill out the form and return it to Jan, c-o The Daily Tribune, ~allege form for those who are Gallipolis, 45631, before Aug. goi ng back to school this fall . 21. The compiled list or adEvery student in the Gallia - dresses will run in the hack·toMeigs - Ma son area is invited school issue shortly thereafter. Tones" . Rick Morrison will be the minister . Everyone is in- Kearns, Sonia and Brian .)J, Mason~ W. Va .; Mr . and Mrs . David Oonachie and David, • aJN>,EIGS. 1 .. Here, as was promised, is the back to George Scott guest speaker. Bissell Brothers featurCd singers . Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Richard Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Rndney Karr and Mr . and Mrs. Harold Teaford and Mr. and Mrs . Melvin Swisher and Carrie, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs . Morris Teaford, Cheryl, GALLIPOI.IS - Pearl St., Middleport, beginning today through the 25th, 7:30 p.m. nightly . Rev . Mrs. Cecil See and Darlene, Mrs _. Carroll Teaford, Nancy and Carla Jean Aeiker, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wamsley; Leo Hill; Mr . and Mrs. Duke Bentz, Tim and Eric; Fritz Teaford; Thelma Walton, Racine; Mr. and Mrs . James TFaford ; Mr. Just Highest ; 'IntereSt Rates • In The Area Christ in Chri s tian Union, DANCERS - Meghan, right, and Dorothy Griifin will be featured in Friday's Cornrn ulJiity Choir and Band Concert on the Gallipolis riverfront at. 7:30 p.m. County. Of In senior citizens enrolledinRSVP, I22ottended. Guests inclu~ed members. of the _RSVP Advisory Board,' the Me1gs County Councrlon Aging Committee, and County Commissioners Robert Clark and Henry Wells and their wives, and Tammy Clark. F ollowing the barbecue, Mrs. Pearl Welker, RSVP Addresses sought REVIVAl. at the Church of Mrs. James Anderson and Brenda, Long Bottom ; Mr. and Baker and Lisa, Colwnbus; Mrs . Lenna Brinker, Mr. and pe t . proper ma intenance would give plenty or room for many students at a savin g of many dollars, and have better facilities Cin ':?4, (e(1en!), Hou 22 ; P erez. than c<~n be built with present levies. Has it ever been Propos~d • Cin 21. Am erican Leagu e: Alle!~. Chi or the voters informed"of wh er e the operating money will come 31 , Burro ughs. Te x- 22 . Jack son , Oa k 21; Mayberry , KC and fr-om ? Perhaps, by using the present buildings, the levy already Darwin , M i nn 19 . p<-lssed would suffice. 'The impressiOn r got fr om. the newspaPer is Ru ns Bat ted In N utional League : Sch m id t , thnt It would take a voter referendlUTl to change .the plans. After Ph i l9 1; Bench , Cin 90. Ce d eno , prior ta lk s with Prosecutor Fullz ( Bernard V.) on other subjects, Hou i)nd Wynn, LA 84 . Ga r:Vey , I fee l it would be a waste of time to try that aven ue . Perhaps LAa.ndSmith,St , L 78 . , Am c r ic an League : Bur letters to the coun ty board of education at Pomeroy would let roughs , Tex 96, Allen , Chi 83. them know your feelings. Bando. Oak Bl ,· H enderson , Cl1 i and Rud i. Oak 7<~ . . Item No . 2 ~ Duilng the last primary, and after W11tcrgate, .:1 3; man , Leagu~ ab lOJ 112 110 109 O ri ~ , CI1i 98 AI lent Chi 111 MddX , NY 9 2 296 47 Rudi , Oak 11 5 .438 56 H ome Run~ Nat io nal L eague : Wynn , LA and .Scl1rr.id l. P hil '). 7 ; Bench. Oa k location of 1,1ext year's reunion and the group decided to have · it the same place on the first Sunday in August. Gifts were given to the oldest No games, No gimmicks ' mAlternative suggested . "Arthritis,'' in care of this brief discussion was held on the Mulberry, go out Union Ave. and then go to the school. Th'e afternoon session begins at 12:15 p.m. Swollen fingers cause much pain involved. But, in rheumatoid The secretary's report was dleport, and the treasurer's report by Carroll Teaford . A TRIANGLES WIN PITTS BURGH (UP!) Plttsburgh's Gerald Pattrick RUTLAND - Bermce E. Eads, Albany; . Mildred AshVanaman. 60, Rt. I. lt ulland , cra [t, Athen s, and Bessie and Peggy Michel team'ed for a victory in the deciding mixed died W:ednesday ut the Holzer Wade, Athens. Medici,! Center , Gallipolis. She Also preceding her in death doubles event Thursday night was born here April 4. 1914, to in addition to her parents was a to lilt the Triangles to a 26-22 victory over the Cleveland Charles and Bertha Pruitt brother and a sister. Grover who preceded her in She was a member of the Nets. death. She wa s married April Middleport United Pentecostal 4, 1938, to Nathan E. Vanaman Church . Funeral services will ' . By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. have a spike-like appearance. However , it may be lh at the who survives. She was em- be held at the Walker Funeral CONNIE MACK DEAR DR. LAMB - Would Gout usually involves single ends of the va s that were cut ployed 16 years at Athens State Home, Rutland, Saturday at 2· FARMINGTON, N. M. (UP!) you ,explain the difference be- · joints to start wlth , and is and tied in your husband could H uspi t~l . p.m. with the Rev. William - The 16th annual Connie tween rhew-Qatoid arthritis, caused by the gradual deposit be cut again a r.l sewed Al so surviving ar e a so n, S- Knittel officiating . Burial will Mack World Series gets under . osteoarthritis and gout? What of a salty-like material from together. He is a young man Sgt. James Vanaman, be in the Athens County way today with defending Can one do to help or relieve uric acid . I think if you were and he might have at least one U.S.A.F., Dayton; a grandson , champion Long Beach, Calif., these' I have swelling of my having acute attacks of gout chance in four of being able to one br other , Douglas Grover, Mem·o ry Gardens. Friends playing El Paso, Tex., and linger joints and I don't know you would know it antl your regain his capacity to father Rutland; four sisters, Helen may call at the [Wleral home at Chicago going against anytime. which one this is. My doctor doctor would be treating it. Baltimore. childre n. It is worth con. McKee, The. Plains; Blanche says there is no known cure, There.are a lot of things that sidering. He would need to use just to keep active. Letters of opinion are welcomed. They should be leta can be done for arthritis. When a urologist for such recon- I--------------------------~ DEAR READER - In the involvement is minimi::tl , as s tructive surge ry . · than 300 words long (o r be subject to reducUon by the general, rhewnatoid arthritis sometimes occurs wit ~ 1 editor 1 and must be signed with the signee's addren. NORTHFIELD is an inflammatory disease, osteoarthritis, the sensib le 1 Names may be withheld upon publlc.ation. However, OD NORTHFIELD, Ohio (UP!) with red, swollen, tender · approach is to maintain motion 1 request, names wlll be disclosed. Letters should be In good Majo r L engue L eade r s - Dark Ruler and Dale Butler joints. ]I can be mild or severe. and relieve pain . But, [or more By Unit ed ·P res s Int ernat io nal . I taste, addrcssirig issues, not personalities. moVed into the winner's, circle By contrast, osteoarthritis is a se rious Leading Batter s Pr oblems, even I Nati o nal League via an objection, captured a wear and tear process or reconstruction of ·damaged g ab r h pCI. I pair or $8,482 divisions of the degeneration or the joints, joints is possible. For more Garr. At I 116 489 67 118 3611 I Gross . Ho 11 2 .:11 2 6'2 lJJ .32 3 Grandview-Ohio Futuriijes for usually with overuse or in- information you will want to Zisk. , P itt 107 388 56 125 .322 I ·two-year-old pacers Thursday creasing age. get a copy of the book ''There 's Grvy , LA 113 .:167 67 ISO . 32 1 I Monl anc7 , Ph il at Northfield Park. In your case you might be Help for Arthritis," tha~ 1 I 103 361 39 1\5 . 3 19 I able to tell the difference by cowrote with LaRue Stone, 1an Smi th , S I.L 101 356 52 11 3 . 3 17 which joinls or your lingers are arthritis sufferer of man Y' Srck , St.L 111 457 75 144 involved. In osteoarthritis the years. Send one dollar plus 25 Bcknr.LA 102 405 53 125 Ptt 103 426 64 13 1 end joints of the lingers are cents postage and handling to Olivr, Hbnr . Ptt 106 405 71 124 arthritis the knuckle- joint and the second joint are usually Syracuse; Carroll Teaford, Karla Wilhart, Newark; Mr. Marmet, W. Va., was retained and Mrs . Raymond Teaford, as treasurer . Committees Susie and Cloist and Edith appointed were registration, Teaford, Minersville; Mr. and Globokar, driver . l "GET WELL" .: business at' noon . All relatives and friends invited. A report was given dn some Portland; secretary, Kay Hill, DR. LAMB •• ' !Jsa Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Neal Baker, Columbus; largest family, Edith Teaford ; ones traveling the farthest, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hysell, Windam . bus pickups are announced reminiscing. During the and on Main to Ute business section of Pomeroy, turn onto GRAND CHAMP[ON BULLS - Grand champion bulls in the open class dairy cattle judged Mr. and Mrs. David Oonachie, president, Morris Teaford , pictures HEMLOCK GROVE - The Meigs County Retired Senior Volunteer Program held a recognition plcnlc and bar· becueat the Welker Farm here recently. The recognition was for all new volunteers during the first six months of the second year of the program in Me igs SUNDAY CURTIS Reunion of Hoit and Mary Foster Curtis, the 67th1 will be held at the No. l Pavilion at Thompson Park, East Liverpool. Basket dinner Petersburg; yo11ngest girl, history or the Teafords by James Teaford. Happy Birthday was sung to Dick Karr, · Middleport. ThOse attending were Mr. and Mrs . Howard Teaford and M~ . and Mrs. Dave Feaster, Howie, Gayla and Darrey, Granville ; Mr _and Mrs. Roger taking Meigs RSVP members honored at ~ff .• cIa :?.~ ~: Ca Iend a : ;': i r~ Teafords hold reunion Kindergarten -.' ' iTooo:-ox-;::r~;~~- Helpful display _in HQ window . II B.AKE·R FURNITURE FR'RE ' ... MIDDLEPORT ~--------------~~------~----------~~--~~--~ - • • • . �• 6- The Dally Sentlll<'l, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Aug 16 1974 ' POMERO Y ' SACRED HEART Rev Father John N aaum pastor Phone 99 2 2825 S~turdi!IV evening Man , 7 JO p m ~unday Mass 8 an d 10 am Con fess tons Saturday , 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BA,-• TIST - Robert Ku hn , pastor . W dli am Watson Sun day school supt Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am , BYF 6 p m" Brble study . Wt:dnesday , 7 p m , cho i r pra ct rce Wednesday 8 30 p m POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perr"in pastor Roy Mayer , Sund ay school sup! Church school 9 15 a m worsh ip service 10 :?4 am Youth cho n· rehearsal Mon day J 30 p m vnder dtrec l tO n of Mar y Skmner sentor chotr rehearslll , 7 30 p m Thursday With Mrs Paul Nease . d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR E N E Corner POME~OY Un ton and Mu tbeny Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Glen M cC lung , supt mornmg 1 30 ~~~s~~~ 1 ~o ~ We~ke"s~r9 v tc e , Wednesday 1 30 p m td pm SY RACU SE FIRST C HURCH OF GOO Rev George Orle r pas tor Su nda y Ho l y comm un iOn f [rst Sunday of mr)nth church SChOOl 10 JO a m for nursery thrOUQh 12 sc hool 9 .t S am morn.ng preach ng 11 am evAngel she ser v ice. 7 30 p m Prayer r1H•e trng Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR I ST - - t : • \ t Ferrell Gronmger pastor Btb l e school 9 JO a m worsh tp 10 30 a m adult worsh rp se rv tce and young peop les meetmg 7 JO p m Combmed B tble st udy and prayer meelrng Wedr1 esd ay 730pm THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy R.,ay w Wtn lng , offrcer in c harge Su nday 10 am Hoi mess meetmg 10 30 am Sunday School Young Peoples Leg ton 7 p m Thursday 1 to J -p m Lad res Hom e League 7 p m Prep c laSSeS -.. ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sy camore Sts Pom eroy , th e Re v Wlllram Mtddleworlh , pas tor Sunday School 9 30 am church senn ces 10 30 a m Harrisonville Society News WESLEYA N HOLINESS C HURCH Harrrsonvd le Re:v O ' De ll Manley , Pas tor H en ry Eb l tn Sun day Schoo l Su p! Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Even1ng worshr p 7 JO p rn Prayer and Prarse serv1ce Thursday 7 30 GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth , r~c tor Church se rv tces 10 30 am .,.~ OAV AO VENTIST Mulberrv HerghiS Pomero¥ Pcutor Glr.srd Se ton Sabbath school e-ver y Sa lurda.,. at '1 p 01 and wor ship servrce lollowmo at J 15 p Ill Open B fble d lscunlon 7 30 p m at the church eac h Thvr$doh' •• .. • )f:VE N TH POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C HRIST , 200 W Marn St - Loren T Stephens eva ngel s t phone 992 785 6 Conserv at r ve non ms trumental Sunday worshtp 10 am B tble study 11 am worshrp 6 p m Wednesday Btble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUN ITY C 'HURCH ( nOn denom rnatrona l) LangS\Itlle Dexte r Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday scht>ol 10 am eve n ng worshtp 7 JO p m Prayer m eellfl'g Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group FndiY 7 30 p m Wolfpen The comrnumty was saddened thts week by the unex', peeled death of Eugene Wyatt News, Notes GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr eac h ing 9 30 a m • ftrSt and se-cond Sun days o f uch month lh 1rd and fourth Sundays each month worshtD serv1ce at 1 30 p m Wednesday evenlngi at 7 30 P'rayer and Brble St udy FIRST SOUT H ER N BAP TIST 182 Mulberry Ave , Pomerov af f il i ated wtl h SB C tn e Rev Fred H tll , Pi!Stor Troy Zwtll lnq , Sundar school supt Su nday $Choo 9 30 am mornrng worsht p 10 30 Sun day e\langells t tc meellng 7 30 p m Prayer mee tmg W~dnesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTI ST Corner Four th and Ma•n M rdd leport Re.... Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am , 1\!\rs E"rvrn Baumgard ner , supt Morn ing wor sh i p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH ' S WfTNESSES Larry Carnahan pres tdrng mrnrster Sun day Bible lee lure 9 30 a m watchtower study 10 JO a m Tuesda y Brb le study 7 JO p m Thur s day mrn1slrv school 7 30 p m service meetmg 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst In Chnst1an Union L awrence Manley , pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sch ool Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenrng worsh rp 7 30 Wednesday p ra yer meeting ? 30 p m MT MORIAH CHUR CH OF GOO - Racrne Route 2, tOe Rev James M Muncy pastor Su nday sc hoo l 9 45 a m mornmg worsh 1p 11 am evenmg worsh rp 7 30 p m Prayer meet rng Tuesday 7 30 P m Young peoples meetrng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Sr Kth and Palmer th e Rev St eve Skaggs p as t or Danny Thomp~n Sunday school su pt WMPO rad 10 prog ram 7 45 a m Sunday sc hoo l 9 15 a m mornrng worsh rp 10 15 a m Youlh acttvll ieS and fellowsh ip tor IU0 1or and sen10r h gh stu dents 6 p m Btble st udy 7 JO p m Mrd w eek. pray er serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m l"!esctay , 1 30 p rn U M w firs t W edn esday 1 JO p m yti:SLEYAN CR~c•neJ Su nday sc; l1oot . 10 a m • worSht p , II a n l , S1ble i lu dy , Thursday , 7 p m , chotr pract ice, Thursday. 8 p m • t eJto w ~hip supper f 1rs 1 Wednesday 6 30 p n1 U M w fourth Mond~v . 8 p m GREAT 6END - Worsn l p II am :lnd and <4th Sundoys . Church School 10 a m LEIART FALLS Worsh ip 10 a m , Church sc hool 9 a m , Brble study , 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR Wor shtp 9 30 a m • Church Sc hoo l 10 JO a m M td Week Serv i ce, Wedne-sday 3 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Shtp II a m 1st and 3rc Sundays , Church School 10 am PORTLAND - Worshtp 7 30 p nr Church Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh rp 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Churc h Schoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R ev Rob ertMeece Re~ 5ti11nley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh i p 10 a m Church School 9 am Prayer Mee ttng , Wednesday a p m LONG BOTTOM - Church servrces 9 a m , Sunday Sc hool 9 .:IS a m Bible Study every Thur sday 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor shrp 11 a m Ctw r ch Sc hool 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunda y , prea chmg a t 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on th1 rd Tuesday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday sch ool 9 30 prea chmg 7 30 p m Su nday prayer meet rng , 7 30 p m Tuesday wscs 7 30 frrs1 Thursday each month SILV ER RIDGE - WorShip IO a m Chu r ch Sc hoo! 9 a m TUPPERS P'LAINS Worship 9 am Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George F rederiCk sup t Serv ic e weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Prea chrng f irst and th 1rd Sun<lay !i, of month by Clrfford Sm ith 9 ~ 0 am .-.oaSON CHRISTIAN UN ION - Darre ll Doddr rll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Leonard Gtlmore t 1rst elder evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac ine Route 'i Th e Rev Charles Hand pa sto r Sunday school 9 45 a m mo rnrng worshrp 11 a m Evenrng serv ices Tuesday and Fn day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B rb le St udy, 9 30 am morn 1ng worsh1p, 10 30 am even rng worShiP 6 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 JO p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School , T'O a m w i th Wtllard P1gott supt Evangelrst rc message ea ch Su nd ~y evenmg , 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Clrne mrmsterof the Apostolrc Faith Btble Stud y , Wednesday 7 30 7- 'l'lte Dally Stntlno!l, M,lddleport.Pooteroy, o. Friday, Auw. lti, 1974 . Televi~ion IJO p m MT . UNION ll.t.PTIST Rev Cec.t Cox , pastor Su.f\da)' SchQ()I \UJ' t ~ J oe Sa~rt . Su n-day school , t .S ., m : Sunday evenmg worsh i p , 1 30 Wedne-&day prayer and Bible study, 7 30 p m TUP'PERS PLAIN$ CHRISTIAN CtfURCH Eugene Undeorwood, pa5tor , Howard C~ldwe ll , Jr Sunday Sc hool Su p! Sun day School, 9 30 l!l m Morning Sermon, 10 JO a m Sun day even ! n~ ser ... ~ce, 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr is p...stor , F loyct Norr is . sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m , morn1ng sermon , 10 30 a m , Prayer !Service , Wednesday , 730 pnl CHES HIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Smt ih .. pa slar St,md ay School , 10 a m Arthur Hen son Su pt Jlflonltng Worship ll a m Young People s service 7 p m , E'V'enrno servtce , 7 30 p m Wednesday M id Week Prayer Servrce 7 30 p m • Yout h meet rng . 6 30 p m Eveni ng wor Ship , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE RPv Herbert GraJe , pastor war sh rp serv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc h ool. 9 30 a m Rich ard Barton Su pt Prayer meet 1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m • BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cli ffOrd Sm1lh, m 1n1ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am ~ morning chur ch 10 30 am Sunday eve n ing ser vrce , 7 30p m Wednesday se rv ic e, B pm rn1 American Dre•m Machine 33 Carmei News, By the Day Those calling at the home of Mrs . Mary Circle recently mcluded Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and famtly of Colwnbus, Mr and Mrs Donald Pierce of Athens, Mr and Mrs George Circle and daughter, Cheryl, and Mr and Mrs James Circle, all of New Haven M d M W Ill r an rs I am Carleton of Racme and a mece, Tonra Sayre of Kentucky vlmted with Eunte Brmker, Margaret Ann Johnson and family and Betty Van Meter on Monday evenlng Mrs, Mary Russell of Waverly, W. Va , spent Saturday night wtth Mr and Mra. Homer Circle, Verna and Wavie Circle and attended Homecoming at Carmel church. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E Johnson, Patrtck, Sheryl LeAnn spent Sunday evemng !\th Mr. and Mrs Douglas Johnaon Of Racine Florence Ctrcle returned home last w"k from Florida where ahe had opent some time ll'lth her slater, Ma.,_, '••· at , MIDD~EPOI!T C~USTER Backgammon ts a game played wtth dwe and countet s ,9n a board dtvtded mto two tables each marked wtth 12 pomts m wh tch each play er tr1es t o move h1 s own coun Rev Robert Bumg11rner HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 a m , Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 a m UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Warsh iP 9 15 a m , Chur ch School 10 ... m UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor sh rp 9 a m , Ctlurch Sc hool 10 am • UMYF Thursda'!.t 7 p m SYRACUSE C~USoER Rev Rich,lrd E Jarvis ASBURY Worsh tp 11 a m Church Sc hool 9 so a m WSCS, 1st T uesday FOREST RUN - Worsh i p 9 a m Church School 10 a m , 3r d Wednesday 7 3Q ters from poml to pomt and off the boa• d whtie also try· . mg to block 01 capture those of hts opponent A backgam · , wscs pm mon ga me was found tn MINERSVILLE - Worship Babylontan exca vattdn s 10 a m , Chui'Ch Schoo l 9 a m ytscs, 3rd Monday 1 JO p m makm~ the game one of the $.YRACUSE Church wor lds oldest, The World Sc hool , 9 JO c:~ m , worship servl~ 7 30 p m Almanac says ::-:'"r":c='" : " " ' 0 c - - - - SOUTHERN C~USTER Rev . S1even Wilson Fort Liuderdaie Rev Larry Poling Mr and Mrs James Ingram, Rev How•rd Shl'teley BETHANY I DorusJ Chen I Lets! of Columbus spent Worship, 9 30 a m , Church a weekend w1th Ralph Lee and Sc hool 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh ip , 11 the Robert Lee family Evelyn a m 1st end Jrd Sundays and Chenl are spending a week Church School 10 a m here and Will attend the lair APPLIE GROVE SUnday Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens schpol , 9 30 a m , worsrdp , and famtly of Pomeroy, Mr tlrst and third Sunday, 7 30 P m , pray~r meeting, Wed and Mrs F)'ank Hudson, Mr nesday, 7 lO p m Fello wsl'ltP and Mrs Gene Hudson Of supper, first Sa turday , 6 p m U M w second Tuesdav , 1 30 Raclll<' were at the hoote of Mr Pm and Mrs Allan Taylor on EAST LETA!i'llT Sunday' Sunday Mr Taylor is a pahent SC.IIvO I, 9 30 a m , worship second and fourth Su nday , ? 30 at Veterans Hospital P m ., pranr meetrng, Wed ,• ' ( • <, ll CBS News 8 10 Room 217 13 ' ' I 00 - Truth or Conseq 3: Beat t~e Cloc~ ' · ~ews 10 Whal's My line? 8. Avlallon Weal her JJ Wild Kingdom 1J, 1 Spy ll. ., Electric Company 20 Bowling For Dollars "f. ' • Tru th 6, You Owe It tOYourself '20 Jeannie Wolfe With 33 8 00 H1-1 PSanford and Son 3, 4, 15 , Wash ington Rev few 20 33 Your arade I , 10 , Brady Bunch 6, 13 8 30 - Good Times 8, 10 Wall Stre-et Week 10, 33 Brian Ker th J. 4, tS , Chicago Meanwhile Back At the Ranch 6 13 9 00 - Movies " Number One'' 3. 4, 15 , 1 ' Stat~ Fair " 10 , Marrl~tt Times Four 8 Masterpiece Theatre 20, 33 ~ 9 30 - Odd Coople 6, 1J 00 10 0 30 - OhABC News Closeup 6, 13 , News 20 , Video Visionaries 33 Janak! 33 I 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4, 15 , Mission Imposs ib le 6 Un touchables 13. Movies ' Count Yorga , Vamprre 8 " Oinosaurusl " 10 12 30 - Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 6, Wide World In Concert 1J 1 OC. - Midn lghtSpecla l 3, 4 Take Five tor Life 15 Mov1e The Phantom Speaks" 10 2 00 - News 13 2 30 5 00 6 lO - " ' Movie " The Buccaneer ' 4 M ovie ' The Oepserate Hours " .4 Internationa l Zone 4 SATURDAY. AUG II 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13, Chris1opher Closeup 10 TV Classroom 8 7 00 - Fun for Everyone 6, Treehouse Club 8 In Touc h 13 , Faith for Today 10 ~ 7 30 - Sesame 51 20 , Saturday's Report 3. Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4, S~eedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Treehouse Club 10 8 00 - I Jakes Place 6, Udsvll le 3, 4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8, La ssie 10 8 JO - Yogi ' s Gang ll f M ister Rogers 20 Addam s Famtly 3, 4, 15, Sabrina 8, Popeye 10 , Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emer~cX: P'~s 3, 4, IS Super Fnends 6, 13 , Movte 11. 10 . Sesame- st 20 ... ~ -:. ' THE • 9 30 - l~ch High Private ~ye 3, 4, ll 10 00 - Elec Cor}Of Lassie's and dot them Rescue Rangers 6, 13 , My Favorite Martian 8~ 10h ;,lgmundand The Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 10 30 - Goober and~he Ghost Chasers 6, 13. P 1nk Panthers 3 4, 15, Zoom 20 . Jeann ie 8, 10 11 Brady Kids 6 , 13, Apboll & Costello S Sesame St 20 Speed BOggy'1lO'f 1 51ar 1TI-ek 3 4 1'5 11 30 - Jos1e & The Pussycats tn Outer Space 8 10 Butch with sand traps On a chess board we grant wtde movement to only one ptece, lhe queen In football a team has but four downs to gam the required yardage 12 DO - Elec Co 20 , Jetsons 3, 4, 15 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8, 10, Mov1e, " Nme Munsters'' 6, 13 • oo - Why do_ we enJOY games th at make tl harder on us? We equip our tenms courts REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racme Road W tl1 ram Roush , pastor Denny Evans , Sunday Sc hool D trector Sun day Sc hool , 9 30 am Morn 1ng worshtp 10 30 am Su nday evenrng servtce 7 p m Wednesday even rng pra t e..!: se~vic!S 7 30 p m With nets We hne our golf courses w1th narrow farrways Cassidy 3, convm ced there JS no satisfaction- ll , Mission Mag ic 6, 13 17 30 - Fat Alberta, 10. Go J, 4, ll This is because man at hts best ts mnately honest He demands that hiS every skill meet reasonable tests He's no "fun"- wJthout challenges 4. 1 00 - Children' s Film FestiVal 8, 10 Man from UNCLE 4, American Bandstand 6, 13 , TBA 15, Perry Mason 3 , I JO - TBA 15 2 00 - Soul Train 6, Vtewpoln18, Baseball Pre Game Show 3 15 , Movie "Srencer 's Mountam • 10 Ce lebrity Tennis 13 Man's religmus awareness, whtch msptres our weekly worshtp, continually cultivates th~t mnate honesty Our Christian farth prompts us to develop 2 15 - Basebal 3 4, 15 2 30 - Arthur Sm•lh 8 dtvme resources of characte r and commitment Far more than any game, LIFE tests strength and weakness, rewards ach t ~vement not fatlure X rophlle' ~ected 8y T~ Amer lc~n 3 QO-Movle " Gorilla Safar! 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' " • Chester " "" NEW YORK aDTHING HOUSE . • Kerm '1 Korner Kermit Welton Pomeroy 1 V) A Don t lock youtself 1nto any new nmture where you Share Bn equal rnteresl Wtlh an o ther can gel o " to a very good st&rt 11 you both pu tt to · gel her tde&s or plan5 allhts lime lhat l1e you down too tat rn ad· vance All o w I01s o f room for revlstons AOUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb CANCER {June 21 ·Jutw 221 19) Don I be heS1 Iant about Cont inue to grve most of your alten!lon to St lutttrons that could enhance you rna materr at lash ron Thai s where you re now lu c ~ res l LEO {July 23-Aull 221 H s tmportan l for you to realtze the course you no w set lor your· self will be the one you 11 lot low lor some ttme to cOme Get o ft to a good start askrng advrce in a stluQhOn where you la c k experltse Sound suggest 1ons Will pre ... ent wa sted effor1 PISCES {Feb 20-Morch 20) You re gorng lo fmd condrt1ons tmprovtng c ons 10erably where your work or c areer IS con c erned However YOU must follow through VIRGO !Aug 23 · SePl 221 wtdow of a rmm who worked hunself to death For your informatton, these days $5 an hour - no overtime Is scarecly subsllrtence mcome for a fanilly.,Qf six So whJ' don't YOU ma1111ge the extra )Ob 7 - H '· U "Cotn!nctbe Rye" DOWN 1 Ballroom. COOllllOn us 13 Yeoterday'a Aaww dance mlalle 14 PUll 15 Junior's ' oath 11 Fonnal %Bay window 3 Relish (3 wdl) shout 5 Conairdat (Fr) 17 Graaay 18 Out of style (2 wds) Z8Ward off 21 Wtthout cballenge SUpported Z7 No. Am. ( ar<:halc) lndlaa :so ~7 calcher birthplace 11 Subway Zl Plant Ute of Paris %3 Gave a 33 Savolf.falre tongue· .. I>Quebter of laaliina Cadmu, f Corridor 7 Generation I See 3 dowit ground 'lblniforltl..,_ {COlloq,) 11 Abject 11 Handel'• t Corrida dance I Perfume Z5 10 He!ped; :n 10-n-h 2% Add spirits 23&clal beauty Z5 Nuzzled 2S S8taRic. Z7 Skin aperture 28 Frenzy 2t Garland 3% Volcanic matter 33 Number for Noah DEAR HELEN Thought you would like thts quote from columntst L M Boyd · "In love, there's always one who kisses and who offers the DEAR HELEN , cheek." The French say that proverbtally Comes to mmd There are vartous ways of cheating on a wife My husband because of a sad lme m a note from San FranciSCo Writes the cheats me out of hts compamonship by working 60 or 70 hours a correspondent "I really thought I had the key to my gtrls' heart, week He gets home from the second job around nudmght and ts but tt just didn't ftt the tgmtton "-READER too ttred to do anything but sleep Our children aren't enough to keep me happy I've had ~l!1JMIDllJE® ll.oi iooawi!J .-J ,_. ~Bide several dtsCUsstons wtth my husband about how I feel, but he argues that With four teens m school we can't pay bills wtthout aUnscramble these four Jumbles. 35Itallan two JObs He earns up to $5 an hour, so I think that's rtdiculous. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words. painter Lately, I've started seelll8 another man, as I can't stand bemg tgnored Do you blame me, stnce my husband has actually drtven me to thts' - HURT DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to worlt It: DEAR HURT. AXYDLBAAXlt Ybu bet I blame you-for being blmd, tgnorant and sel!lsh• Ia LONGFELLOW Wtth your children up to teenage, you should start lookmg lor an oulstde job, not a lover - unless you prefer becoming the Ollie letter alatply olaodJ for aoother. Ia lhla IIIUIIPie A Ia PHEES ~ uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O'•• ele Slap lettan, apootroplteo, the lenllh aod formatloo ot the worda are aD hloll. Each day the code letten are different. II I [J Beat 33 Eme rgency 3, 4, 15 MASH 8,10 Great Amencan Dream Ma chlne 33 Movte ' Murder or Mercy " 6 13 8 30 - 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, NFL Football J, 4, 15 9 30 - Bob Newhar-1 B, 10 Movie " The Hunchback of Notre Dame " 33 10 Oo---Barnaby Jones 8, 10, Owen Marshall 6, 13 11 OO - ABCNews6, 13 News a, 10 11 05- Janakr JJ 11 30 - Mov1es, " Follow the Sun " 8, 'The Crime of Dr Hallett ' 12 12 1 2 4 6 13 Marriage T1mes Four 10 oo-News 3, 4 , Mrdmght Spec1al 15 3o-Movtes " The Jokers" 3, ' The Big Carn1val " 4 00 - Speakeasy 6, Movie " The Crosby Case" 13 20 - Movie " The Terrornauts" 4.. 10 - Mov1e " The Sliver Spoon Set" 4 00 - Peyton Place 4 'BALroel I I I CRYP'roQUOTES [j j IEr]WNI rx ··· NF MROOBHWN JH NMFWH BTDXRC sur,.oted by the above cortoon. HYTHON I l'rillll!l •• wsc lllSWIIII!n I "t 1 I I I I I J" YetteMI•y•• NMH Now lln'1Ullf0 the drcled !etten to fonn the IUrpriN uuwer, u (A..wen ! Jumblt-• OCTET SAHIB OXYGEN EASILY An1wer1 Where 11011 ~_ntraltg frnd lhe oulgomg typeo- AT EXITS L1TI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE to~rraw) TRDWH QMF c. WHHS MRUH KF ORCN JHBK~ MRPOE ZFC NMRN QBXXBRS OHFOXH NMHE RCH WF- BKVH YOflerday'a ~: YOU NEVER ~OW WHAT IS ENOUGH UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT JS MORE THAN ENOUGH.-WJLI.IAM BLAKE DICK TRACY ~....;LITT North 3. I.4. East South Pass Pass - _, ... _"'" ........ 1 ' By Oswald & James Jacoby The Bath Coup ts one of the oldest plays m brtdj!e Ap· parently tt was used m whtsl games at the Enghsh resort of Bath as long as 200 years ago In whtst •t was designed to get an opponent to contmue a sutt In contract tt may have that effect, but tis more gen· eral purpose ts to allow de· clarer to retam control of a danger sutt. North and South are to be congratulated on getttng to fiVe clubs Lots of players would try a very unsuccessful three notrump Others an almost equally unsuccessful SIX cluba Stx clubs would make agamst a spade lead. South would stmply draw trumps, knock out the ace ~or dta· monds and dtscard hts Jack and trey of hearls on ong d1amond.s When West OJll!ned the kmg of hearts agatnSt'ft\1~ clubs tl was up to South to let the kmg hold If he took tt rtght away East would get m wtth the ace of dJamonds and giVe his partner two heart lrtcks When South ducked the de· fense was helpless It dtdn't matter what they led If they led a hearl, Sourth would make both hearts gopd tr they dtdn't, South haa plenty of ttme to go about the busi· ness of drawing tr~mps and settmg up dll}'l\hiy's llta· monds RE5Tt~ G~ POOR DeAR, HE- MUoST' CO NSE~VS Hl5- ~TRf"NGTH T'IL.L.. THE MINS DEAl.:. I? CLO:SED 50 WE CAN AFFORO P~OPER. 9UR6ERY! ' WH ILE 'rl:JU WERE OOSY L l}<lNKEVERY WORKING, l WA5 C3U5)'/ 8E'IUTIFUL WOIMN SHOULD HAVE A 5H IP NAMED AFTER HER TOO, COME, lOOI(! AU.EYOOP N-NOlf- t'vECOME ASA PATIENT MYSEt.F!f GuLP{; \ ? ..' 3-498 '' ,. no reasonable sol ut 1on CAPRICORN (Dec 22·Jon 20) lNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN J , ·RIDENOUR SUPPLY -· Meats and Groceries ... ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE SADIE'S MARKET Syrecuse1 0 " ' " Pomeroy, Ohio GEMINI {J,Ioy 21-June day 40 Indicate EASY ' Bread SAGITTARIUS INov 23 · Dee 21) An answer w111 sud denly pop rnto your head for a problem that aopeared to have feature 31 Manifeat 31 Highny of Cicero's Opemng lead - K 9 ' ' SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E MalO ' Ph 992 mo (April 20·M•w 201 J " Wizard of 01.'' dog 5 Ancient Egyptian city II U.S.S R lake 1% Le.st +a1 II :; BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 949 9591 . West ' ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racme Middleport Dear Helen Alter another fight about our lilck of sexual relattons, my husband shouted at me that he did not need me because, "he took care of all the lov....,tarved women In the famtly " We have many family get-togethers and several relattves are havmg mamage problems Should I plead wtth them to take my advtce and not laD for my husband's charm, money and wtt' Th""" young wom~n don't r"'!llze that the way his endurance rs holding up, tt was thetr mothers before them and tt may be thetr daughters later on He feels that no one will tell beacuse tt's aU m the famtly and I won't make trouble for the same reason - HEARTSICK AUNT DEAR AUNT II your hsuband actually "took care of all the love-starved women m the famtly," would he be howling about his "lacks" at home? When a man feels reJected, he strikes where tt wtll hurt the most And if you don't believe me, fmd out for yourself Just how "successful., he IS with those nieces - H TAU~US Due to an unexpec led stltft tn cond•l ,on:s y o_u re gOing to reverse your posrtron on some thmg you ...e been ul"'l'elent rng about by JHOMAS JOSEPH ACR08S :r!Sword !Del 24-Nov 221 In 51 luatrons where compel lflon 1S 1nvOI\'8d you 11 come oul ahead 11 you watch lor small opportun,ttes overlooked by !he Other guy You .re gotnQ lo form an ln tereSitng new reta,•onshtP Shortly W1!tl one Who has many tdea s !hal vary lrom yours tShw.wJ Ne1ther vulnerable ' ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DEAR HELEN· My husband divOt"ced me, but he still wants to date me He doesn't WBlll me gomg OUt with Other men and says he (OVes me, but he doesn't want to be married Says tt's mor~ excttlng when you just have a girlfriend I think tl's jwrt plain lonesome - between his vlstts What do you suggest"- L D Dear L Another boyfrtend' - H 9CO~PIO bit +AQJ64 '' '' ' - 17, 1 i74 wHt deveiOC)ed I long t'- WIV l'h1s 1s a very favorable perrod for you to beQtn new proJects particularly 1r they deal w1lh modern tJPd8113!d I:Jr!rlCIDIBS A~IES 4Morch 21 -Aprll 181 NOT THE MARRYING KlND personal td11antaget 23) 'I AJ 3 + KJB ' Middleport, Oh1o Au 23-0ct SOUTH IDI • A6 '' GOEGLEIN READY MIX For S•turdey, (Sept be I year ....... )'OU II have more oooortunily 10 lravel lhan uau.l lr, rating tA62 + 1o3 ' LIBRA ...... 17, 1174 Th11 Will !Otn' 1Dq ll'oola-lrM!oa", IM.) • Q107 53 +K9 52 I WEST EAST .K10752 .QJ943 'I KQ 109 'I 865 • . Jnstead of b1ddmg three clubs your partner JUmps to rour clubs over y our two spades What do you do now? 16 NORTH Dlal992 2101 '"9 11 15 - Movie, "Rodan " 6, News 13 We~t takes bath in heart coup . HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy Ractne . You re still rn thai VM:tue pos1 1ton whel e yOU can oam the u()l)er ll8nd by noLbftJOQ ao· gress1ve but by rely•110 Oft llm- H~lp Helen Bonet 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 New Treasure Hunt 10 Beat the CloCk 13 ; Hollywood SQuares 4; Cortcen tratlon 8, fa Tell The lo This Week 20 , Day AI N1ghl 33 ~I 00 - NewsJ , d, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15 , Av !aUon Weath er 20. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr mmrster Norman C Wr i t sup! Su nday S(ihOo l 9 30 am worshrp serv ic e 10 30 a m B rble study Tuesday 7 30 p m m ll!. NBC News 3, oewlfcho>(t 6 6 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Rober! E Bu c k le y pa s tor Lloyd Wr ig ht Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornrng wor shrp 10 JO am even ng worsh rp 7 30 p m Wedn esday Chrr stran Youth (: ru sade 6 JO p m Cho r prac t rc e Thu rsday 7 p m terf 1eld , pastor,. Sunday Sc hool . Sunday School 9 30 a rn 9 30 a m J worship serv rc e, 11 Mornrng worshrp 10 30 a m , am even rng se rv ice ? , Young peoples service, 6 45 Prayer service an d vouth P m 1 Evangelrst tc serv1ce servrce Wednesday 7 o m 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN serv 1c e 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E M usser MASON COUNTY pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL , am Roy Srg man su pt George Cas to, pastor Sunday m orning worshrp 10 30 .Sc hool 9 19 .!!,V~nl nq worship ( Sunday evenrng serv rce , 7 30 M rd week servi ce Wednesday , 7 30 Thur ....... u, .. .. .. .. ,n g pra.,.:rse rv rce 7 30 p m 7 30om MASON ~IRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE Rev Craig pastor Sunday sc hoo l, Law r ence Black pa stor Bob 9 -1 5 am worship serv ice . 11 Moore Sunday School Su p! , a m tra rn lng un io n 6 30 Sunday Sc hool cla nes for att p m evening wor sh ip service, ages 9 30 am m o rntn g 7 JO p m M td week pr ayer worsh i p 10 45 NYP S Sunday serv ic e Wednesday 7 30 p m 6 30.P n'l evangelistic serv1ce , MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m M id week CHR~ST, P 0 Box 487 , M iller prl!Jyer meet ing Wednesday 51, Mason W Va Sunday 7 30 p m MtSS 1onuy meet 1ng Bible Study 10 a m Wor!h tp ~ econd Wednesday, 1. 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study UNITE-D FAITH NoN - Wednesday 7 p m , vocal DENOMINATIONAL Rev mus ic Robert Smit h , pastor Sun day FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Sc hool 9 30 a m class leader TIST - Corner of Sec ond and Leo H ill, worsh (p service Anderson Mason Pastor , 10 30 a m ; ch urch 7 30 p m . W~lter Claud Sunday schOol , wors~ l p service. 11 EDEN UNITED BR E1ft:r: 11 ~ 215 am a m and 7 30 p m Weekly REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Bib le st udy Wednesdey 7 JO Blake, pastor Sunday Sc hool pm 10 a l'n Howard McCoy MASON ASSEMBLY OF supt , Morn1ng sermon , 11 a GOO - Second 51 Mason w m • Sunday n ight servrces Va Chesler Tennant paslor Christ i an Endeaver , 7 jo p Sun day- schoo l 10 e m ; m Song serv ice, 8 p m , morning worship , 11 am , Preaching 8 30 p m M id evangellstlc service, 7 30 p m week Pray er meet i ng Wed Bible study and prayer ser..,Jce nesday 7 p m . Ray Ado!lm s, Wednesday 7 3('1 p m Phone lay leader 5133 C HURCH OF JESUS 773HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Located at Rutlan1 CHRIST In Chrl11l'n Union on New Lrma Road , next to The Re y William Campbell, Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray pastor Sunday- Sc hool. 9 30 Rouse , putor , Robert Musser, 'm , James Hu ghes supt , Sunday Scl"too l supl sunday evening service, 7 30 p m school , lO 30 e m , worship W\ednes day evening prayer 7 30 p m B ible study , Wed • meeting 7 30 p m Youth nesday , 7 30 p m Sa turday prayer serviCe each Tuesday night prayer service, 7 30 p m F'AIR'tiiEW BIBLE HEM~OCk GROV~ CHURCH , Le lar t , W Va , Rt CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, I Rev G~orge Ho&char, pastor , Ray Whaley , supt , pastor Sur1d a y School 9 30 Morning worsh ip, 9 30 a m , a FJrayer and 9lbl• study church school 10 ,30 a m , 7 30 p m Cottao e Preyer young people ' s meeting , 6 30 Se rvi ce- Tuuday 10 am P m 1 evening worsh ip, 7 30 Worship · Serv Ic e Thursday , P m Bi ble study , Wfdnesdav, 7 30 p m Helen By Us • • • ·OOG - ~ews 3, ' · I 1l. ABC ~ews 13 S...ame Sl ,0 , ~ews 6. WORLD ALMANAC a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Wor shi p , 9 a m , Church School , 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh ip, 11 a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship , 10 30 am . , Church Sc hool 9 15 am , UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m ~---~-~ FRtOAY, AUG 26. tr74 6 Mrs Guy Sargent and new son returned home Sunday , Mr and Mrs Theo Koemg • and son, Theo Jr of East from Holzer Medtcal Center Mrs J R Murphy returned Liverpool vtstted Ava Gtlkey OF CHRIST , Frtday She had prevtously home Sunday after several M CHURCH l ddleporl 5th and Ma rn weeks at the Holzer Medical VlStted her Sister, the form er George Glaze, mm rste r , BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Center and 1s recuperatmg J~mes Sheets, superr nte ndent Rev Earl Sh uler pastor Olzara Landaker of Gallipohs Btble school 9 30 am Worshrp se r v 1ce 9 30 am Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves The commumty was shocked morn rng worShip, 10 30 am Sunday Su nda y school 10 30 evenrng worsh rp 7 30 p m , am Brb l e study and prayer by the sudden death of Mrs and Bryan of Middleport were prayer service 7 p m Wed servrce 7 30 p m Thursday recent vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Mae Damron She had been nesdav Kingsbury Road Su nday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH stck but was thought to be James Reeves Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph Carl OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Mr. and Mrs carl McElroy Don Cote pa s tor , Floyd supt Worsh iP service 10 30 recovenng am and 7 30 P- m alternately Carso n Sunday School supt and Mr and Mrs Bill McElroy Tad Gllkey of Albany called Prayer m eetmg Wednesday Sun day sc hoo l 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Rev Jay Str les , .. and Jeff and Joey of Colwnbus mornrng wors hrp 10 30 am on hts grandmother , Ava pas tor Sunday evangeliS tiC meet rng were weekend VISitors of Mr Gtlkey Saturday OLD OEXTE R CON 7 30 p m pray er meet ng pm Mr · and Mrs Larry Clark and Mrs Paul McElroy Wednesday, 7 30 p m GREGATIONAL CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM Mr s Worley F ran c is Sund ay Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp of GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday and daughters, Tamra and schoo l supt Sunday sc hool, 10 Second Ave, Mtddleport hool serv1ce , 10 a m Prayer am Penny vtstted the Robert Columbus were Saturday Lesley G Hott , pastor Sunda y sc meetmg , Thursday 7 p m vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Doyle school 10 am , worshrp ser LONG BOTTOM Sunday evening se r v1ce 7 p m Clarks Saturday V1ce 11 am , worshtp serv1 ce, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Knapp , Kevtn , Katl and Mr and Mrs Robert Clark 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Pomero y Harrtsonv1l le Wya tt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne B1ble Road Rrck Morr rso n pastor and Tamra Clark attended the Charles, Ttm and Mike Knapp n 1ght prayer serv1ce , 7 30 preachtng Sunday school supt Steven Sc hool 9 30 am spent a few days wtth thetr chtcken barbecue at the THE UNITED PRES Stan ley Sunday schoo l 9 30 10 45 am Even 1ng serv1 ces MINISTRY aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs BYTERIAN Welker Farm recently am morn rng wor Ship and 7 30 p m OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dw1ght co mmunron 10 30 am Doyle Knapp Mrs Lola Clark took Tamra HYSELL RUN FREE L zavttz Pastor Orrecto r Sunda y evenmg yo u th METHODIST CHURCH HARRISONVILLE Charles and Kevin Knapp Chr 1stran End eavo r 6 30 p m Clark to the Athens Fatr Sunday Church Sc hoo l 9 30 Sh rp se rv ice Sunday 7 30 Rev Paul N evil l e past or Thursday and Penny Clark on spent a week wtlh thetr a m , Mr s Homer Lee . S~pt , pWOF m Wednesday evenrng Sun day Sch ool 9 JO a m grandmother, Mrs Lena Mornmg Worship 10 30 a m Friday prayer meeting and Btb le Mornrng serv1ce 10 30 am YOU ! h SerV ICe 6 45 p m MIDDLEPORT Su nday study 7 30 p m Mrs Judy Stemmetz and Knapp of Middleport Evange l rS I IC ser v tce 7 30 p m Churcl:l School , 9 30 a m , John ST JOHN LUTHERAN - Prayer' mee ltn g Thur sday F Fultz, Su Qt Mornrng Mr and Mrs Gene Slack and Worsh children moved to the Althouse Prne Grove the Re v. Arthur rp, 10 30 a m ~ 7 30 p m Combs pastor Sun day school famtly were Wednesday rental m Dowmngton SYRACUSE Mornmg 9 30 am ch ur ch servrces Warship , 9 a m , Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Harley FREEDOM GOSPEL 10 30 a m Mr. and Mrs M A Epple Church Sc haal, 10 a m , Mrs MISSION Ba ld Knobs, Rev BRA~BURY CHURCH OF spent Sunday evenmg with Ava E Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl Sa mpson Hall , Su pt L R Gluesencamp pastor CHRIST B tble Sch ool 9 30 and Terry 1 Roger W tlfred , Sr , Sunday Gilkey RUTLAND CHURCH OF ~ m • morn i ng worsf) rp 10 30 School Su nday .Sc hool Mr and Mrs Frankhn GOO - Ph tll lp Whrtley , pastor am Sunday even rng Warsh iP 9 JO a mSupt Sunday Mr. and Mrs Frank Epple even1ng Sunday sc hool 10 a m Serv,ce. 7 30 P m , cho rr worsh ip 7 30 Prayer meetmg and children of Mtddleport Russell of Middleport and Mrs warsh 1p service 7 P m practrce Sunday and Wed Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest meeting Wednesday nesday. 7 p m prayer meetmg visited the M. A. Epples Harold Gtllogly and family of 7Prayer Deeter , class leader Youth 30 p m and Brble St udy WedneSda y Carpenter were Sunday meet rng Wed nes day 7 30 ...~ 7 30 p m Saturday evenmg p m Ernest Deeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST ~ vtsttors of Mr and Mrs UnMrs Ott Wtseman of MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norr rs pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Spnngfteld ts vtstting the Roy coln Russell Sunday school 10 a m Church HAZEL COMMUNITY CHRIST Ro bert Shook Mr and Mrs Tom Sum- CHURCH - Near Long Bot servrce 7 p m Wednesday pastor Wtsemans for a few weeks Sunday school, 9 30 Bible Study , 7 p m tom Estil Hart, pastor Roy am , Russell Spencer su pt The Ntcholsons had thetr merfield and daughters of Brown as s tstan1 pastor RACINE FIRST CHURCH WQr!htp servrce , 10 45 am OF THE NAZARENE Ilhnots were weekend v1s1tors Sunday school 10 a m Church reunion at Forest Acres Park evenlng worshrp a1ter11aling Su nday School. 9 30 a rn 7 30 p m each Sunday of Mr and Mrs Robert evening With C E at 7 30 p m on , recently Morn ing Worshrp 10 30 ar m , prayer meetmg , 7 30 Sunday Pray er meeting 7 30 Evemng Worship , 7 30 p m , m Thursday Mrs Freda Foley of Buckeye RusselL-Also vtsttmg were Mr p MIDDLEPORT p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Wednesday Mrd Week Serv rce PEN lay leader and Mrs Ronald Russell and TECOSTAL - Th ird Ave, Lake vtstled her brother, Mr Sunday Sc hool Supermtend ent. the WHITE ' S CHAPEL Gerald Well s Pa stor Rev Wil lia m Knrttel , pastor and Mrs Lowell Hetlger and family, Mr and Mrs Donald Rev Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter Morrts M Wolfe Ronald Dugan Sunday Sc hoo l Russell and Mr and Mrs Steve Supt pastor Sunday sc bool 9 30 called on the Bob Clarks RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Classes for al l aoes am worsh rp servtce 10 30 ing service, 7 30 p m Walter P B1kacsa n pastor Mr and Mrs Doug Bishop Haggy and daughter of even a m B1ble study and prayer Ronn re Salser S S Supt B1ble study , Wednesday 7 30 se r v rce Wednesday 7 30 p m and children spent Saturday Pomeroy Su nday Sc hool. 9 30 a m p m , youth servrces , Fr1day RUTLAND Mornrng Worsh 1p 10 45 am Mr and Mrs Damel Worley 7 30 p m mght wtth Mrs Btshop's RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evening worshiP 7 30 FREEWI~~ BAPTIST parents, the Harts of near of Beckley, W Va , and Mr Corner Ash and Pl um M td p m Wednesday evenrng Brble CHRIST - Rod Kas ler pastor V H Bra l ey Sunda y schoo l and Mrs Doyle Knapp and dleport. Noel Herrman . Study 8 p m McArthur supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m DANVILLE WESLEYAN pastor Saturday evenmg t.Vor Sh lp serv rce and com Mrs Jerry Behrandsen and Katl, Kevm and Charles were Mrv lce, 7 p m Sunday school Rev Lelon Glasure pastor mun1on 10 30 am yo uth Sunday Sc hool, 9 30 am Sunday dmner guests of Mr 10 am , Sunday even rng son of Zanesville spent a couple meet ing 6 p m Sunda r worship, 7 p m youth and 1Un 1or youth serv rc e, and Mrs Charley Smtih. even ng service 7 regu lar of days wtth the M. A Epples 6 45 p m evening worshrp , board meetmg t hrrd Sa turda y 7 30 p m pr~yer and p ra1se, Mrs Paul Pterce and famtly MEIGS Mrs Lon See and daughter, 7 p m Wednesday , 7 30 o ,m _ CiSOP E RAT IVE of Mason were Tuesday RUTLAND COMMUNITY Clnda and Mrs Sally Allen and PARISH SILVER RUN ' FREE CHURCH Sunda y School ViSitors of Mrs Geneva BAPTIST Rev Ralph Deart THE UNITED two children were also guests pas.tor Sunday Sch ool , 10 a~ !f 9 30 a m Worship serv tce , 11 METifODIST CHURCH Shwnate am Wednesday prayer They all enJoyed a cookout Robert T Bumgarner Leon M rller supt Evenrng mee t ing 7 30 p m Sunda y se rv rce 7 30 p m Prayer Director Mrs{ Lola Clark helped nrght worsh1p , 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER meetr ng , Thur sday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF prepare the Repubhcan booth Rev CarlE H1cks CliESTER CHURCH OF THE FACTS NAZARENE Rev Rev D Wm Svdenslncker GOD Rev James Sat at the fJltrgrounds Sundav Lloyd 0 Gr tmm Jr pastor CHESTER - Wor'Shrp 9 15 : who grew up here Log . - " The btddtng has been North E111 Well ' Pass Pass Pau ~uth I. Po"' 2• 3• Pass Pass Pass 3• u 4 NT. 3• 4. IT'S TIME FER. PAWTOGIT UP 14IJ ~Er'S START CALLlN9 FOR 'lllOSE FL~ 6ALL5' ! T.HINK MA'It!E f'ERHA1'5 IF EVERnHlNG GOE5 RI6HT ANO NO'llllNG UNPREDICTABLE AAPPEN5 HOPEFVU.~, ' I' Pasa 5+ P8M ' \'011, South, 'hold! • •AQII4 'AQU4 tAK.2 • THAT l~N T EXACTl~ WHAT I MEANT! I ' ' l'oSS!Bt_l( I 60T IT ! I' I II ~I !• Whitt do )'011 do now' A-IW ola helrll. Tltll alhwo Y••t '""- to I• to ofa apodn ~ -, ,..._ tNt tftlowW.Y•at, I • - • I .' I �• 6- The Dally Sentlll<'l, Mtddleport-Pomeroy, 0, Frtday, Aug 16 1974 ' POMERO Y ' SACRED HEART Rev Father John N aaum pastor Phone 99 2 2825 S~turdi!IV evening Man , 7 JO p m ~unday Mass 8 an d 10 am Con fess tons Saturday , 7 7 30 p m POMEROY FIRST BA,-• TIST - Robert Ku hn , pastor . W dli am Watson Sun day school supt Sunday sc hool , 9 30 am , BYF 6 p m" Brble study . Wt:dnesday , 7 p m , cho i r pra ct rce Wednesday 8 30 p m POMEROY TRINITY Rev W H Perr"in pastor Roy Mayer , Sund ay school sup! Church school 9 15 a m worsh ip service 10 :?4 am Youth cho n· rehearsal Mon day J 30 p m vnder dtrec l tO n of Mar y Skmner sentor chotr rehearslll , 7 30 p m Thursday With Mrs Paul Nease . d irector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAR E N E Corner POME~OY Un ton and Mu tbeny Rev Clyde V Henderson pastor Su nday school 9 30 a m Glen M cC lung , supt mornmg 1 30 ~~~s~~~ 1 ~o ~ We~ke"s~r9 v tc e , Wednesday 1 30 p m td pm SY RACU SE FIRST C HURCH OF GOO Rev George Orle r pas tor Su nda y Ho l y comm un iOn f [rst Sunday of mr)nth church SChOOl 10 JO a m for nursery thrOUQh 12 sc hool 9 .t S am morn.ng preach ng 11 am evAngel she ser v ice. 7 30 p m Prayer r1H•e trng Thursday 7 30 p m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR I ST - - t : • \ t Ferrell Gronmger pastor Btb l e school 9 JO a m worsh tp 10 30 a m adult worsh rp se rv tce and young peop les meetmg 7 JO p m Combmed B tble st udy and prayer meelrng Wedr1 esd ay 730pm THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy R.,ay w Wtn lng , offrcer in c harge Su nday 10 am Hoi mess meetmg 10 30 am Sunday School Young Peoples Leg ton 7 p m Thursday 1 to J -p m Lad res Hom e League 7 p m Prep c laSSeS -.. ST PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sy camore Sts Pom eroy , th e Re v Wlllram Mtddleworlh , pas tor Sunday School 9 30 am church senn ces 10 30 a m Harrisonville Society News WESLEYA N HOLINESS C HURCH Harrrsonvd le Re:v O ' De ll Manley , Pas tor H en ry Eb l tn Sun day Schoo l Su p! Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Even1ng worshr p 7 JO p rn Prayer and Prarse serv1ce Thursday 7 30 GRACE EPISCOPAL - The Rev Harold Deeth , r~c tor Church se rv tces 10 30 am .,.~ OAV AO VENTIST Mulberrv HerghiS Pomero¥ Pcutor Glr.srd Se ton Sabbath school e-ver y Sa lurda.,. at '1 p 01 and wor ship servrce lollowmo at J 15 p Ill Open B fble d lscunlon 7 30 p m at the church eac h Thvr$doh' •• .. • )f:VE N TH POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF C HRIST , 200 W Marn St - Loren T Stephens eva ngel s t phone 992 785 6 Conserv at r ve non ms trumental Sunday worshtp 10 am B tble study 11 am worshrp 6 p m Wednesday Btble study 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUN ITY C 'HURCH ( nOn denom rnatrona l) LangS\Itlle Dexte r Road the Rev Worley Haley pastor Sunday scht>ol 10 am eve n ng worshtp 7 JO p m Prayer m eellfl'g Tuesday 7 30 p m youth group FndiY 7 30 p m Wolfpen The comrnumty was saddened thts week by the unex', peeled death of Eugene Wyatt News, Notes GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr eac h ing 9 30 a m • ftrSt and se-cond Sun days o f uch month lh 1rd and fourth Sundays each month worshtD serv1ce at 1 30 p m Wednesday evenlngi at 7 30 P'rayer and Brble St udy FIRST SOUT H ER N BAP TIST 182 Mulberry Ave , Pomerov af f il i ated wtl h SB C tn e Rev Fred H tll , Pi!Stor Troy Zwtll lnq , Sundar school supt Su nday $Choo 9 30 am mornrng worsht p 10 30 Sun day e\langells t tc meellng 7 30 p m Prayer mee tmg W~dnesday 7 30 p m MIDDLEPORT MT MORIAH BAPTI ST Corner Four th and Ma•n M rdd leport Re.... Henry Key Jr pastor Sunday School, 9 30 am , 1\!\rs E"rvrn Baumgard ner , supt Morn ing wor sh i p 10 45 a m JEHOVAH ' S WfTNESSES Larry Carnahan pres tdrng mrnrster Sun day Bible lee lure 9 30 a m watchtower study 10 JO a m Tuesda y Brb le study 7 JO p m Thur s day mrn1slrv school 7 30 p m service meetmg 8 30 pm MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chnst In Chnst1an Union L awrence Manley , pastor Mrs Russell Young Sunday Sch ool Su pt Sunday School 9 30 am Evenrng worsh rp 7 30 Wednesday p ra yer meeting ? 30 p m MT MORIAH CHUR CH OF GOO - Racrne Route 2, tOe Rev James M Muncy pastor Su nday sc hoo l 9 45 a m mornmg worsh 1p 11 am evenmg worsh rp 7 30 p m Prayer meet rng Tuesday 7 30 P m Young peoples meetrng 7 30 p m Thursday MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST - Corner Sr Kth and Palmer th e Rev St eve Skaggs p as t or Danny Thomp~n Sunday school su pt WMPO rad 10 prog ram 7 45 a m Sunday sc hoo l 9 15 a m mornrng worsh rp 10 15 a m Youlh acttvll ieS and fellowsh ip tor IU0 1or and sen10r h gh stu dents 6 p m Btble st udy 7 JO p m Mrd w eek. pray er serv1ce Wednesday 7 30 p m l"!esctay , 1 30 p rn U M w firs t W edn esday 1 JO p m yti:SLEYAN CR~c•neJ Su nday sc; l1oot . 10 a m • worSht p , II a n l , S1ble i lu dy , Thursday , 7 p m , chotr pract ice, Thursday. 8 p m • t eJto w ~hip supper f 1rs 1 Wednesday 6 30 p n1 U M w fourth Mond~v . 8 p m GREAT 6END - Worsn l p II am :lnd and <4th Sundoys . Church School 10 a m LEIART FALLS Worsh ip 10 a m , Church sc hool 9 a m , Brble study , 7 30 p m every Tuesday MORNING STAR Wor shtp 9 30 a m • Church Sc hoo l 10 JO a m M td Week Serv i ce, Wedne-sday 3 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Shtp II a m 1st and 3rc Sundays , Church School 10 am PORTLAND - Worshtp 7 30 p nr Church Sc hool 9 30 a m SUTTON - Worsh rp 11 am 2nd and 4th Sundays Churc h Schoo l 10 a m NORTHEAST CLUSTER R ev Rob ertMeece Re~ 5ti11nley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh i p 10 a m Church School 9 am Prayer Mee ttng , Wednesday a p m LONG BOTTOM - Church servrces 9 a m , Sunday Sc hool 9 .:IS a m Bible Study every Thur sday 1 30 p m NORTH BETHEL Wor shrp 11 a m Ctw r ch Sc hool 10 am ALFRED - Sunday school 9 45 a m each Sunda y , prea chmg a t 11 a m each Sunday Prayer meetmg 7 45 p m Wednesday WSC S 8 p m on th1 rd Tuesday ea ch month REEDSVILLE Sunday sch ool 9 30 prea chmg 7 30 p m Su nday prayer meet rng , 7 30 p m Tuesday wscs 7 30 frrs1 Thursday each month SILV ER RIDGE - WorShip IO a m Chu r ch Sc hoo! 9 a m TUPPERS P'LAINS Worship 9 am Church Sc hool 10 a m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST - George F rederiCk sup t Serv ic e weekly 9 30 a m on Sunday Prea chrng f irst and th 1rd Sun<lay !i, of month by Clrfford Sm ith 9 ~ 0 am .-.oaSON CHRISTIAN UN ION - Darre ll Doddr rll pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m , Leonard Gtlmore t 1rst elder evening serv1ce 7 30 p m Wednesday prayer meeting , 7 30 p m MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Rac ine Route 'i Th e Rev Charles Hand pa sto r Sunday school 9 45 a m mo rnrng worshrp 11 a m Evenrng serv ices Tuesday and Fn day 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST - B rb le St udy, 9 30 am morn 1ng worsh1p, 10 30 am even rng worShiP 6 30 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 JO p m MT OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom Sunday School , T'O a m w i th Wtllard P1gott supt Evangelrst rc message ea ch Su nd ~y evenmg , 7 30 p m by Elder Russell Clrne mrmsterof the Apostolrc Faith Btble Stud y , Wednesday 7 30 7- 'l'lte Dally Stntlno!l, M,lddleport.Pooteroy, o. Friday, Auw. lti, 1974 . Televi~ion IJO p m MT . UNION ll.t.PTIST Rev Cec.t Cox , pastor Su.f\da)' SchQ()I \UJ' t ~ J oe Sa~rt . Su n-day school , t .S ., m : Sunday evenmg worsh i p , 1 30 Wedne-&day prayer and Bible study, 7 30 p m TUP'PERS PLAIN$ CHRISTIAN CtfURCH Eugene Undeorwood, pa5tor , Howard C~ldwe ll , Jr Sunday Sc hool Su p! Sun day School, 9 30 l!l m Morning Sermon, 10 JO a m Sun day even ! n~ ser ... ~ce, 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN - Rev Freeland Norr is p...stor , F loyct Norr is . sup! Sunday school 9 30 a m , morn1ng sermon , 10 30 a m , Prayer !Service , Wednesday , 730 pnl CHES HIRE CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY - G P Smt ih .. pa slar St,md ay School , 10 a m Arthur Hen son Su pt Jlflonltng Worship ll a m Young People s service 7 p m , E'V'enrno servtce , 7 30 p m Wednesday M id Week Prayer Servrce 7 30 p m • Yout h meet rng . 6 30 p m Eveni ng wor Ship , 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE RPv Herbert GraJe , pastor war sh rp serv1ce 11 a m and 7 30 p m Sunday Sunday Sc h ool. 9 30 a m Rich ard Barton Su pt Prayer meet 1ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m • BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST Cli ffOrd Sm1lh, m 1n1ster Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am ~ morning chur ch 10 30 am Sunday eve n ing ser vrce , 7 30p m Wednesday se rv ic e, B pm rn1 American Dre•m Machine 33 Carmei News, By the Day Those calling at the home of Mrs . Mary Circle recently mcluded Mr and Mrs Melvin Circle and famtly of Colwnbus, Mr and Mrs Donald Pierce of Athens, Mr and Mrs George Circle and daughter, Cheryl, and Mr and Mrs James Circle, all of New Haven M d M W Ill r an rs I am Carleton of Racme and a mece, Tonra Sayre of Kentucky vlmted with Eunte Brmker, Margaret Ann Johnson and family and Betty Van Meter on Monday evenlng Mrs, Mary Russell of Waverly, W. Va , spent Saturday night wtth Mr and Mra. Homer Circle, Verna and Wavie Circle and attended Homecoming at Carmel church. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E Johnson, Patrtck, Sheryl LeAnn spent Sunday evemng !\th Mr. and Mrs Douglas Johnaon Of Racine Florence Ctrcle returned home last w"k from Florida where ahe had opent some time ll'lth her slater, Ma.,_, '••· at , MIDD~EPOI!T C~USTER Backgammon ts a game played wtth dwe and countet s ,9n a board dtvtded mto two tables each marked wtth 12 pomts m wh tch each play er tr1es t o move h1 s own coun Rev Robert Bumg11rner HEATH Worsh ip 10 30 a m , Chur ch Schoo l 9 30 a m UMYF 7 p m RUTLAND - Warsh iP 9 15 a m , Chur ch School 10 ... m UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor sh rp 9 a m , Ctlurch Sc hool 10 am • UMYF Thursda'!.t 7 p m SYRACUSE C~USoER Rev Rich,lrd E Jarvis ASBURY Worsh tp 11 a m Church Sc hool 9 so a m WSCS, 1st T uesday FOREST RUN - Worsh i p 9 a m Church School 10 a m , 3r d Wednesday 7 3Q ters from poml to pomt and off the boa• d whtie also try· . mg to block 01 capture those of hts opponent A backgam · , wscs pm mon ga me was found tn MINERSVILLE - Worship Babylontan exca vattdn s 10 a m , Chui'Ch Schoo l 9 a m ytscs, 3rd Monday 1 JO p m makm~ the game one of the $.YRACUSE Church wor lds oldest, The World Sc hool , 9 JO c:~ m , worship servl~ 7 30 p m Almanac says ::-:'"r":c='" : " " ' 0 c - - - - SOUTHERN C~USTER Rev . S1even Wilson Fort Liuderdaie Rev Larry Poling Mr and Mrs James Ingram, Rev How•rd Shl'teley BETHANY I DorusJ Chen I Lets! of Columbus spent Worship, 9 30 a m , Church a weekend w1th Ralph Lee and Sc hool 10 30 a m CARMEL Worsh ip , 11 the Robert Lee family Evelyn a m 1st end Jrd Sundays and Chenl are spending a week Church School 10 a m here and Will attend the lair APPLIE GROVE SUnday Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens schpol , 9 30 a m , worsrdp , and famtly of Pomeroy, Mr tlrst and third Sunday, 7 30 P m , pray~r meeting, Wed and Mrs F)'ank Hudson, Mr nesday, 7 lO p m Fello wsl'ltP and Mrs Gene Hudson Of supper, first Sa turday , 6 p m U M w second Tuesdav , 1 30 Raclll<' were at the hoote of Mr Pm and Mrs Allan Taylor on EAST LETA!i'llT Sunday' Sunday Mr Taylor is a pahent SC.IIvO I, 9 30 a m , worship second and fourth Su nday , ? 30 at Veterans Hospital P m ., pranr meetrng, Wed ,• ' ( • <, ll CBS News 8 10 Room 217 13 ' ' I 00 - Truth or Conseq 3: Beat t~e Cloc~ ' · ~ews 10 Whal's My line? 8. Avlallon Weal her JJ Wild Kingdom 1J, 1 Spy ll. ., Electric Company 20 Bowling For Dollars "f. ' • Tru th 6, You Owe It tOYourself '20 Jeannie Wolfe With 33 8 00 H1-1 PSanford and Son 3, 4, 15 , Wash ington Rev few 20 33 Your arade I , 10 , Brady Bunch 6, 13 8 30 - Good Times 8, 10 Wall Stre-et Week 10, 33 Brian Ker th J. 4, tS , Chicago Meanwhile Back At the Ranch 6 13 9 00 - Movies " Number One'' 3. 4, 15 , 1 ' Stat~ Fair " 10 , Marrl~tt Times Four 8 Masterpiece Theatre 20, 33 ~ 9 30 - Odd Coople 6, 1J 00 10 0 30 - OhABC News Closeup 6, 13 , News 20 , Video Visionaries 33 Janak! 33 I 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4, 15 , Mission Imposs ib le 6 Un touchables 13. Movies ' Count Yorga , Vamprre 8 " Oinosaurusl " 10 12 30 - Don Kirshner 's Rock Concert 6, Wide World In Concert 1J 1 OC. - Midn lghtSpecla l 3, 4 Take Five tor Life 15 Mov1e The Phantom Speaks" 10 2 00 - News 13 2 30 5 00 6 lO - " ' Movie " The Buccaneer ' 4 M ovie ' The Oepserate Hours " .4 Internationa l Zone 4 SATURDAY. AUG II 6 00 - Summer Semester 10 6 30 - Ky Afield 13, Chris1opher Closeup 10 TV Classroom 8 7 00 - Fun for Everyone 6, Treehouse Club 8 In Touc h 13 , Faith for Today 10 ~ 7 30 - Sesame 51 20 , Saturday's Report 3. Osmonds 13 Farm Front 4, S~eedracer 6, Speed Buggy 8, Treehouse Club 10 8 00 - I Jakes Place 6, Udsvll le 3, 4, 15, Bugs Bunny 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8, La ssie 10 8 JO - Yogi ' s Gang ll f M ister Rogers 20 Addam s Famtly 3, 4, 15, Sabrina 8, Popeye 10 , Edward Saunders 6 9 00 - Emer~cX: P'~s 3, 4, IS Super Fnends 6, 13 , Movte 11. 10 . Sesame- st 20 ... ~ -:. ' THE • 9 30 - l~ch High Private ~ye 3, 4, ll 10 00 - Elec Cor}Of Lassie's and dot them Rescue Rangers 6, 13 , My Favorite Martian 8~ 10h ;,lgmundand The Sea Monsters 3, 4, 15 10 30 - Goober and~he Ghost Chasers 6, 13. P 1nk Panthers 3 4, 15, Zoom 20 . Jeann ie 8, 10 11 Brady Kids 6 , 13, Apboll & Costello S Sesame St 20 Speed BOggy'1lO'f 1 51ar 1TI-ek 3 4 1'5 11 30 - Jos1e & The Pussycats tn Outer Space 8 10 Butch with sand traps On a chess board we grant wtde movement to only one ptece, lhe queen In football a team has but four downs to gam the required yardage 12 DO - Elec Co 20 , Jetsons 3, 4, 15 Pebbles and Bamm Bamm 8, 10, Mov1e, " Nme Munsters'' 6, 13 • oo - Why do_ we enJOY games th at make tl harder on us? We equip our tenms courts REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racme Road W tl1 ram Roush , pastor Denny Evans , Sunday Sc hool D trector Sun day Sc hool , 9 30 am Morn 1ng worshtp 10 30 am Su nday evenrng servtce 7 p m Wednesday even rng pra t e..!: se~vic!S 7 30 p m With nets We hne our golf courses w1th narrow farrways Cassidy 3, convm ced there JS no satisfaction- ll , Mission Mag ic 6, 13 17 30 - Fat Alberta, 10. Go J, 4, ll This is because man at hts best ts mnately honest He demands that hiS every skill meet reasonable tests He's no "fun"- wJthout challenges 4. 1 00 - Children' s Film FestiVal 8, 10 Man from UNCLE 4, American Bandstand 6, 13 , TBA 15, Perry Mason 3 , I JO - TBA 15 2 00 - Soul Train 6, Vtewpoln18, Baseball Pre Game Show 3 15 , Movie "Srencer 's Mountam • 10 Ce lebrity Tennis 13 Man's religmus awareness, whtch msptres our weekly worshtp, continually cultivates th~t mnate honesty Our Christian farth prompts us to develop 2 15 - Basebal 3 4, 15 2 30 - Arthur Sm•lh 8 dtvme resources of characte r and commitment Far more than any game, LIFE tests strength and weakness, rewards ach t ~vement not fatlure X rophlle' ~ected 8y T~ Amer lc~n 3 QO-Movle " Gorilla Safar! ' ' 6 , Wrestlmg 8, Other People, Other Places 13 3 30- World of Survival 13 4 00 - F1lm 8, Champ1onsh1p F1shlng 10, Kung Fu 13 , Man Bu1lds, Man Destroys 33 4 30 - Sew1ng Sk1lls Tarlorlng 33 , Wacky World of Jonathan Wtnters 6 , Sammy Davis Jr Greater HarHard Open 8, 10 5 00 - Pett1coa1 Junction 3, A B1t Wtth Knrt 33 , Sale of th e Century 4, TBA 15 , W•de World ot Sports 6 13 5 30 - Let's Grow a Garden 33 , New Oatrng Game 3, 5 on the Money 4 6 00 - lllias, Yoga and You 33 , News 8 , News 3, 4, lo t he Kncffl Bible Sondy 1 1 10 . 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' " • Chester " "" NEW YORK aDTHING HOUSE . • Kerm '1 Korner Kermit Welton Pomeroy 1 V) A Don t lock youtself 1nto any new nmture where you Share Bn equal rnteresl Wtlh an o ther can gel o " to a very good st&rt 11 you both pu tt to · gel her tde&s or plan5 allhts lime lhat l1e you down too tat rn ad· vance All o w I01s o f room for revlstons AOUARIUS (Jon 20-Feb CANCER {June 21 ·Jutw 221 19) Don I be heS1 Iant about Cont inue to grve most of your alten!lon to St lutttrons that could enhance you rna materr at lash ron Thai s where you re now lu c ~ res l LEO {July 23-Aull 221 H s tmportan l for you to realtze the course you no w set lor your· self will be the one you 11 lot low lor some ttme to cOme Get o ft to a good start askrng advrce in a stluQhOn where you la c k experltse Sound suggest 1ons Will pre ... ent wa sted effor1 PISCES {Feb 20-Morch 20) You re gorng lo fmd condrt1ons tmprovtng c ons 10erably where your work or c areer IS con c erned However YOU must follow through VIRGO !Aug 23 · SePl 221 wtdow of a rmm who worked hunself to death For your informatton, these days $5 an hour - no overtime Is scarecly subsllrtence mcome for a fanilly.,Qf six So whJ' don't YOU ma1111ge the extra )Ob 7 - H '· U "Cotn!nctbe Rye" DOWN 1 Ballroom. COOllllOn us 13 Yeoterday'a Aaww dance mlalle 14 PUll 15 Junior's ' oath 11 Fonnal %Bay window 3 Relish (3 wdl) shout 5 Conairdat (Fr) 17 Graaay 18 Out of style (2 wds) Z8Ward off 21 Wtthout cballenge SUpported Z7 No. Am. ( ar<:halc) lndlaa :so ~7 calcher birthplace 11 Subway Zl Plant Ute of Paris %3 Gave a 33 Savolf.falre tongue· .. I>Quebter of laaliina Cadmu, f Corridor 7 Generation I See 3 dowit ground 'lblniforltl..,_ {COlloq,) 11 Abject 11 Handel'• t Corrida dance I Perfume Z5 10 He!ped; :n 10-n-h 2% Add spirits 23&clal beauty Z5 Nuzzled 2S S8taRic. Z7 Skin aperture 28 Frenzy 2t Garland 3% Volcanic matter 33 Number for Noah DEAR HELEN Thought you would like thts quote from columntst L M Boyd · "In love, there's always one who kisses and who offers the DEAR HELEN , cheek." The French say that proverbtally Comes to mmd There are vartous ways of cheating on a wife My husband because of a sad lme m a note from San FranciSCo Writes the cheats me out of hts compamonship by working 60 or 70 hours a correspondent "I really thought I had the key to my gtrls' heart, week He gets home from the second job around nudmght and ts but tt just didn't ftt the tgmtton "-READER too ttred to do anything but sleep Our children aren't enough to keep me happy I've had ~l!1JMIDllJE® ll.oi iooawi!J .-J ,_. ~Bide several dtsCUsstons wtth my husband about how I feel, but he argues that With four teens m school we can't pay bills wtthout aUnscramble these four Jumbles. 35Itallan two JObs He earns up to $5 an hour, so I think that's rtdiculous. one letter to each square, to form four ordmary words. painter Lately, I've started seelll8 another man, as I can't stand bemg tgnored Do you blame me, stnce my husband has actually drtven me to thts' - HURT DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to worlt It: DEAR HURT. AXYDLBAAXlt Ybu bet I blame you-for being blmd, tgnorant and sel!lsh• Ia LONGFELLOW Wtth your children up to teenage, you should start lookmg lor an oulstde job, not a lover - unless you prefer becoming the Ollie letter alatply olaodJ for aoother. Ia lhla IIIUIIPie A Ia PHEES ~ uaed for the three L'a, X for the two O'•• ele Slap lettan, apootroplteo, the lenllh aod formatloo ot the worda are aD hloll. Each day the code letten are different. II I [J Beat 33 Eme rgency 3, 4, 15 MASH 8,10 Great Amencan Dream Ma chlne 33 Movte ' Murder or Mercy " 6 13 8 30 - 9 00 - Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10, NFL Football J, 4, 15 9 30 - Bob Newhar-1 B, 10 Movie " The Hunchback of Notre Dame " 33 10 Oo---Barnaby Jones 8, 10, Owen Marshall 6, 13 11 OO - ABCNews6, 13 News a, 10 11 05- Janakr JJ 11 30 - Mov1es, " Follow the Sun " 8, 'The Crime of Dr Hallett ' 12 12 1 2 4 6 13 Marriage T1mes Four 10 oo-News 3, 4 , Mrdmght Spec1al 15 3o-Movtes " The Jokers" 3, ' The Big Carn1val " 4 00 - Speakeasy 6, Movie " The Crosby Case" 13 20 - Movie " The Terrornauts" 4.. 10 - Mov1e " The Sliver Spoon Set" 4 00 - Peyton Place 4 'BALroel I I I CRYP'roQUOTES [j j IEr]WNI rx ··· NF MROOBHWN JH NMFWH BTDXRC sur,.oted by the above cortoon. HYTHON I l'rillll!l •• wsc lllSWIIII!n I "t 1 I I I I I J" YetteMI•y•• NMH Now lln'1Ullf0 the drcled !etten to fonn the IUrpriN uuwer, u (A..wen ! Jumblt-• OCTET SAHIB OXYGEN EASILY An1wer1 Where 11011 ~_ntraltg frnd lhe oulgomg typeo- AT EXITS L1TI'LE ORPHAN ANNIE to~rraw) TRDWH QMF c. WHHS MRUH KF ORCN JHBK~ MRPOE ZFC NMRN QBXXBRS OHFOXH NMHE RCH WF- BKVH YOflerday'a ~: YOU NEVER ~OW WHAT IS ENOUGH UNTIL YOU KNOW WHAT JS MORE THAN ENOUGH.-WJLI.IAM BLAKE DICK TRACY ~....;LITT North 3. I.4. East South Pass Pass - _, ... _"'" ........ 1 ' By Oswald & James Jacoby The Bath Coup ts one of the oldest plays m brtdj!e Ap· parently tt was used m whtsl games at the Enghsh resort of Bath as long as 200 years ago In whtst •t was designed to get an opponent to contmue a sutt In contract tt may have that effect, but tis more gen· eral purpose ts to allow de· clarer to retam control of a danger sutt. North and South are to be congratulated on getttng to fiVe clubs Lots of players would try a very unsuccessful three notrump Others an almost equally unsuccessful SIX cluba Stx clubs would make agamst a spade lead. South would stmply draw trumps, knock out the ace ~or dta· monds and dtscard hts Jack and trey of hearls on ong d1amond.s When West OJll!ned the kmg of hearts agatnSt'ft\1~ clubs tl was up to South to let the kmg hold If he took tt rtght away East would get m wtth the ace of dJamonds and giVe his partner two heart lrtcks When South ducked the de· fense was helpless It dtdn't matter what they led If they led a hearl, Sourth would make both hearts gopd tr they dtdn't, South haa plenty of ttme to go about the busi· ness of drawing tr~mps and settmg up dll}'l\hiy's llta· monds RE5Tt~ G~ POOR DeAR, HE- MUoST' CO NSE~VS Hl5- ~TRf"NGTH T'IL.L.. THE MINS DEAl.:. I? CLO:SED 50 WE CAN AFFORO P~OPER. 9UR6ERY! ' WH ILE 'rl:JU WERE OOSY L l}<lNKEVERY WORKING, l WA5 C3U5)'/ 8E'IUTIFUL WOIMN SHOULD HAVE A 5H IP NAMED AFTER HER TOO, COME, lOOI(! AU.EYOOP N-NOlf- t'vECOME ASA PATIENT MYSEt.F!f GuLP{; \ ? ..' 3-498 '' ,. no reasonable sol ut 1on CAPRICORN (Dec 22·Jon 20) lNEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN J , ·RIDENOUR SUPPLY -· Meats and Groceries ... ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE SADIE'S MARKET Syrecuse1 0 " ' " Pomeroy, Ohio GEMINI {J,Ioy 21-June day 40 Indicate EASY ' Bread SAGITTARIUS INov 23 · Dee 21) An answer w111 sud denly pop rnto your head for a problem that aopeared to have feature 31 Manifeat 31 Highny of Cicero's Opemng lead - K 9 ' ' SEARS CATALOGUE MERCHANT 220 E MalO ' Ph 992 mo (April 20·M•w 201 J " Wizard of 01.'' dog 5 Ancient Egyptian city II U.S.S R lake 1% Le.st +a1 II :; BETSY ROSS BAKERY Ph 949 9591 . West ' ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racme Middleport Dear Helen Alter another fight about our lilck of sexual relattons, my husband shouted at me that he did not need me because, "he took care of all the lov....,tarved women In the famtly " We have many family get-togethers and several relattves are havmg mamage problems Should I plead wtth them to take my advtce and not laD for my husband's charm, money and wtt' Th""" young wom~n don't r"'!llze that the way his endurance rs holding up, tt was thetr mothers before them and tt may be thetr daughters later on He feels that no one will tell beacuse tt's aU m the famtly and I won't make trouble for the same reason - HEARTSICK AUNT DEAR AUNT II your hsuband actually "took care of all the love-starved women m the famtly," would he be howling about his "lacks" at home? When a man feels reJected, he strikes where tt wtll hurt the most And if you don't believe me, fmd out for yourself Just how "successful., he IS with those nieces - H TAU~US Due to an unexpec led stltft tn cond•l ,on:s y o_u re gOing to reverse your posrtron on some thmg you ...e been ul"'l'elent rng about by JHOMAS JOSEPH ACR08S :r!Sword !Del 24-Nov 221 In 51 luatrons where compel lflon 1S 1nvOI\'8d you 11 come oul ahead 11 you watch lor small opportun,ttes overlooked by !he Other guy You .re gotnQ lo form an ln tereSitng new reta,•onshtP Shortly W1!tl one Who has many tdea s !hal vary lrom yours tShw.wJ Ne1ther vulnerable ' ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. DEAR HELEN· My husband divOt"ced me, but he still wants to date me He doesn't WBlll me gomg OUt with Other men and says he (OVes me, but he doesn't want to be married Says tt's mor~ excttlng when you just have a girlfriend I think tl's jwrt plain lonesome - between his vlstts What do you suggest"- L D Dear L Another boyfrtend' - H 9CO~PIO bit +AQJ64 '' '' ' - 17, 1 i74 wHt deveiOC)ed I long t'- WIV l'h1s 1s a very favorable perrod for you to beQtn new proJects particularly 1r they deal w1lh modern tJPd8113!d I:Jr!rlCIDIBS A~IES 4Morch 21 -Aprll 181 NOT THE MARRYING KlND personal td11antaget 23) 'I AJ 3 + KJB ' Middleport, Oh1o Au 23-0ct SOUTH IDI • A6 '' GOEGLEIN READY MIX For S•turdey, (Sept be I year ....... )'OU II have more oooortunily 10 lravel lhan uau.l lr, rating tA62 + 1o3 ' LIBRA ...... 17, 1174 Th11 Will !Otn' 1Dq ll'oola-lrM!oa", IM.) • Q107 53 +K9 52 I WEST EAST .K10752 .QJ943 'I KQ 109 'I 865 • . Jnstead of b1ddmg three clubs your partner JUmps to rour clubs over y our two spades What do you do now? 16 NORTH Dlal992 2101 '"9 11 15 - Movie, "Rodan " 6, News 13 We~t takes bath in heart coup . HEINERS BAKERY Pomeroy Ractne . You re still rn thai VM:tue pos1 1ton whel e yOU can oam the u()l)er ll8nd by noLbftJOQ ao· gress1ve but by rely•110 Oft llm- H~lp Helen Bonet 30 - Porter Wagoner 3 New Treasure Hunt 10 Beat the CloCk 13 ; Hollywood SQuares 4; Cortcen tratlon 8, fa Tell The lo This Week 20 , Day AI N1ghl 33 ~I 00 - NewsJ , d, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15 , Av !aUon Weath er 20. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Russell Sr mmrster Norman C Wr i t sup! Su nday S(ihOo l 9 30 am worshrp serv ic e 10 30 a m B rble study Tuesday 7 30 p m m ll!. NBC News 3, oewlfcho>(t 6 6 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Rev Rober! E Bu c k le y pa s tor Lloyd Wr ig ht Sunday school supt Sunday school 9 30 a m mornrng wor shrp 10 JO am even ng worsh rp 7 30 p m Wedn esday Chrr stran Youth (: ru sade 6 JO p m Cho r prac t rc e Thu rsday 7 p m terf 1eld , pastor,. Sunday Sc hool . Sunday School 9 30 a rn 9 30 a m J worship serv rc e, 11 Mornrng worshrp 10 30 a m , am even rng se rv ice ? , Young peoples service, 6 45 Prayer service an d vouth P m 1 Evangelrst tc serv1ce servrce Wednesday 7 o m 7 30 p m Wednesday evenrng LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN serv 1c e 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E M usser MASON COUNTY pastor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 THE HILAND CHAPEL , am Roy Srg man su pt George Cas to, pastor Sunday m orning worshrp 10 30 .Sc hool 9 19 .!!,V~nl nq worship ( Sunday evenrng serv rce , 7 30 M rd week servi ce Wednesday , 7 30 Thur ....... u, .. .. .. .. ,n g pra.,.:rse rv rce 7 30 p m 7 30om MASON ~IRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Sec ond and Pomeroy Sts Stan THE NAZARENE Rev Craig pastor Sunday sc hoo l, Law r ence Black pa stor Bob 9 -1 5 am worship serv ice . 11 Moore Sunday School Su p! , a m tra rn lng un io n 6 30 Sunday Sc hool cla nes for att p m evening wor sh ip service, ages 9 30 am m o rntn g 7 JO p m M td week pr ayer worsh i p 10 45 NYP S Sunday serv ic e Wednesday 7 30 p m 6 30.P n'l evangelistic serv1ce , MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m M id week CHR~ST, P 0 Box 487 , M iller prl!Jyer meet ing Wednesday 51, Mason W Va Sunday 7 30 p m MtSS 1onuy meet 1ng Bible Study 10 a m Wor!h tp ~ econd Wednesday, 1. 30 p m 11 a m and 7 p m Bible Study UNITE-D FAITH NoN - Wednesday 7 p m , vocal DENOMINATIONAL Rev mus ic Robert Smit h , pastor Sun day FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Sc hool 9 30 a m class leader TIST - Corner of Sec ond and Leo H ill, worsh (p service Anderson Mason Pastor , 10 30 a m ; ch urch 7 30 p m . W~lter Claud Sunday schOol , wors~ l p service. 11 EDEN UNITED BR E1ft:r: 11 ~ 215 am a m and 7 30 p m Weekly REN IN CHRIST - Elden R Bib le st udy Wednesdey 7 JO Blake, pastor Sunday Sc hool pm 10 a l'n Howard McCoy MASON ASSEMBLY OF supt , Morn1ng sermon , 11 a GOO - Second 51 Mason w m • Sunday n ight servrces Va Chesler Tennant paslor Christ i an Endeaver , 7 jo p Sun day- schoo l 10 e m ; m Song serv ice, 8 p m , morning worship , 11 am , Preaching 8 30 p m M id evangellstlc service, 7 30 p m week Pray er meet i ng Wed Bible study and prayer ser..,Jce nesday 7 p m . Ray Ado!lm s, Wednesday 7 3('1 p m Phone lay leader 5133 C HURCH OF JESUS 773HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Located at Rutlan1 CHRIST In Chrl11l'n Union on New Lrma Road , next to The Re y William Campbell, Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray pastor Sunday- Sc hool. 9 30 Rouse , putor , Robert Musser, 'm , James Hu ghes supt , Sunday Scl"too l supl sunday evening service, 7 30 p m school , lO 30 e m , worship W\ednes day evening prayer 7 30 p m B ible study , Wed • meeting 7 30 p m Youth nesday , 7 30 p m Sa turday prayer serviCe each Tuesday night prayer service, 7 30 p m F'AIR'tiiEW BIBLE HEM~OCk GROV~ CHURCH , Le lar t , W Va , Rt CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson, I Rev G~orge Ho&char, pastor , Ray Whaley , supt , pastor Sur1d a y School 9 30 Morning worsh ip, 9 30 a m , a FJrayer and 9lbl• study church school 10 ,30 a m , 7 30 p m Cottao e Preyer young people ' s meeting , 6 30 Se rvi ce- Tuuday 10 am P m 1 evening worsh ip, 7 30 Worship · Serv Ic e Thursday , P m Bi ble study , Wfdnesdav, 7 30 p m Helen By Us • • • ·OOG - ~ews 3, ' · I 1l. ABC ~ews 13 S...ame Sl ,0 , ~ews 6. WORLD ALMANAC a m Church School 10 a m ENTERPRISE - Wor shi p , 9 a m , Church School , 10 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh ip, 11 a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship , 10 30 am . , Church Sc hool 9 15 am , UMYF 6 30 p m ROCK SPRINGS - Worship 10 a m Chur ch School 9 a m UMYF 6 30 p m ~---~-~ FRtOAY, AUG 26. tr74 6 Mrs Guy Sargent and new son returned home Sunday , Mr and Mrs Theo Koemg • and son, Theo Jr of East from Holzer Medtcal Center Mrs J R Murphy returned Liverpool vtstted Ava Gtlkey OF CHRIST , Frtday She had prevtously home Sunday after several M CHURCH l ddleporl 5th and Ma rn weeks at the Holzer Medical VlStted her Sister, the form er George Glaze, mm rste r , BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Center and 1s recuperatmg J~mes Sheets, superr nte ndent Rev Earl Sh uler pastor Olzara Landaker of Gallipohs Btble school 9 30 am Worshrp se r v 1ce 9 30 am Mr and Mrs Robert Reeves The commumty was shocked morn rng worShip, 10 30 am Sunday Su nda y school 10 30 evenrng worsh rp 7 30 p m , am Brb l e study and prayer by the sudden death of Mrs and Bryan of Middleport were prayer service 7 p m Wed servrce 7 30 p m Thursday recent vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Mae Damron She had been nesdav Kingsbury Road Su nday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH stck but was thought to be James Reeves Sc hool 9 30 a m Ralph Carl OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Mr. and Mrs carl McElroy Don Cote pa s tor , Floyd supt Worsh iP service 10 30 recovenng am and 7 30 P- m alternately Carso n Sunday School supt and Mr and Mrs Bill McElroy Tad Gllkey of Albany called Prayer m eetmg Wednesday Sun day sc hoo l 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Rev Jay Str les , .. and Jeff and Joey of Colwnbus mornrng wors hrp 10 30 am on hts grandmother , Ava pas tor Sunday evangeliS tiC meet rng were weekend VISitors of Mr Gtlkey Saturday OLD OEXTE R CON 7 30 p m pray er meet ng pm Mr · and Mrs Larry Clark and Mrs Paul McElroy Wednesday, 7 30 p m GREGATIONAL CHURCH STIVERSVILLE COM Mr s Worley F ran c is Sund ay Mr and Mrs Ralph Knapp of GRACE BAPTIST - 305 N MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday and daughters, Tamra and schoo l supt Sunday sc hool, 10 Second Ave, Mtddleport hool serv1ce , 10 a m Prayer am Penny vtstted the Robert Columbus were Saturday Lesley G Hott , pastor Sunda y sc meetmg , Thursday 7 p m vtsttors of Mr and Mrs Doyle school 10 am , worshrp ser LONG BOTTOM Sunday evening se r v1ce 7 p m Clarks Saturday V1ce 11 am , worshtp serv1 ce, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRISTIAN Mr Robert Knapp , Kevtn , Katl and Mr and Mrs Robert Clark 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday Pomero y Harrtsonv1l le Wya tt pastor Sunday School supt Ronald Osborne B1ble Road Rrck Morr rso n pastor and Tamra Clark attended the Charles, Ttm and Mike Knapp n 1ght prayer serv1ce , 7 30 preachtng Sunday school supt Steven Sc hool 9 30 am spent a few days wtth thetr chtcken barbecue at the THE UNITED PRES Stan ley Sunday schoo l 9 30 10 45 am Even 1ng serv1 ces MINISTRY aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs BYTERIAN Welker Farm recently am morn rng wor Ship and 7 30 p m OF MEIGS COUNTY , Dw1ght co mmunron 10 30 am Doyle Knapp Mrs Lola Clark took Tamra HYSELL RUN FREE L zavttz Pastor Orrecto r Sunda y evenmg yo u th METHODIST CHURCH HARRISONVILLE Charles and Kevin Knapp Chr 1stran End eavo r 6 30 p m Clark to the Athens Fatr Sunday Church Sc hoo l 9 30 Sh rp se rv ice Sunday 7 30 Rev Paul N evil l e past or Thursday and Penny Clark on spent a week wtlh thetr a m , Mr s Homer Lee . S~pt , pWOF m Wednesday evenrng Sun day Sch ool 9 JO a m grandmother, Mrs Lena Mornmg Worship 10 30 a m Friday prayer meeting and Btb le Mornrng serv1ce 10 30 am YOU ! h SerV ICe 6 45 p m MIDDLEPORT Su nday study 7 30 p m Mrs Judy Stemmetz and Knapp of Middleport Evange l rS I IC ser v tce 7 30 p m Churcl:l School , 9 30 a m , John ST JOHN LUTHERAN - Prayer' mee ltn g Thur sday F Fultz, Su Qt Mornrng Mr and Mrs Gene Slack and Worsh children moved to the Althouse Prne Grove the Re v. Arthur rp, 10 30 a m ~ 7 30 p m Combs pastor Sun day school famtly were Wednesday rental m Dowmngton SYRACUSE Mornmg 9 30 am ch ur ch servrces Warship , 9 a m , Sunday VISitors of Mr and Mrs Harley FREEDOM GOSPEL 10 30 a m Mr. and Mrs M A Epple Church Sc haal, 10 a m , Mrs MISSION Ba ld Knobs, Rev BRA~BURY CHURCH OF spent Sunday evenmg with Ava E Johnson, Tammy, Cheryl Sa mpson Hall , Su pt L R Gluesencamp pastor CHRIST B tble Sch ool 9 30 and Terry 1 Roger W tlfred , Sr , Sunday Gilkey RUTLAND CHURCH OF ~ m • morn i ng worsf) rp 10 30 School Su nday .Sc hool Mr and Mrs Frankhn GOO - Ph tll lp Whrtley , pastor am Sunday even rng Warsh iP 9 JO a mSupt Sunday Mr. and Mrs Frank Epple even1ng Sunday sc hool 10 a m Serv,ce. 7 30 P m , cho rr worsh ip 7 30 Prayer meetmg and children of Mtddleport Russell of Middleport and Mrs warsh 1p service 7 P m practrce Sunday and Wed Tuesday 7 30 p m Ernest meeting Wednesday nesday. 7 p m prayer meetmg visited the M. A. Epples Harold Gtllogly and family of 7Prayer Deeter , class leader Youth 30 p m and Brble St udy WedneSda y Carpenter were Sunday meet rng Wed nes day 7 30 ...~ 7 30 p m Saturday evenmg p m Ernest Deeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST ~ vtsttors of Mr and Mrs UnMrs Ott Wtseman of MT HERMON CHURCH OF Rev Freeland Norr rs pastor THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Spnngfteld ts vtstting the Roy coln Russell Sunday school 10 a m Church HAZEL COMMUNITY CHRIST Ro bert Shook Mr and Mrs Tom Sum- CHURCH - Near Long Bot servrce 7 p m Wednesday pastor Wtsemans for a few weeks Sunday school, 9 30 Bible Study , 7 p m tom Estil Hart, pastor Roy am , Russell Spencer su pt The Ntcholsons had thetr merfield and daughters of Brown as s tstan1 pastor RACINE FIRST CHURCH WQr!htp servrce , 10 45 am OF THE NAZARENE Ilhnots were weekend v1s1tors Sunday school 10 a m Church reunion at Forest Acres Park evenlng worshrp a1ter11aling Su nday School. 9 30 a rn 7 30 p m each Sunday of Mr and Mrs Robert evening With C E at 7 30 p m on , recently Morn ing Worshrp 10 30 ar m , prayer meetmg , 7 30 Sunday Pray er meeting 7 30 Evemng Worship , 7 30 p m , m Thursday Mrs Freda Foley of Buckeye RusselL-Also vtsttmg were Mr p MIDDLEPORT p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe Wednesday Mrd Week Serv rce PEN lay leader and Mrs Ronald Russell and TECOSTAL - Th ird Ave, Lake vtstled her brother, Mr Sunday Sc hool Supermtend ent. the WHITE ' S CHAPEL Gerald Well s Pa stor Rev Wil lia m Knrttel , pastor and Mrs Lowell Hetlger and family, Mr and Mrs Donald Rev Coolville RD Rev Roy Deeter Morrts M Wolfe Ronald Dugan Sunday Sc hoo l Russell and Mr and Mrs Steve Supt pastor Sunday sc bool 9 30 called on the Bob Clarks RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Classes for al l aoes am worsh rp servtce 10 30 ing service, 7 30 p m Walter P B1kacsa n pastor Mr and Mrs Doug Bishop Haggy and daughter of even a m B1ble study and prayer Ronn re Salser S S Supt B1ble study , Wednesday 7 30 se r v rce Wednesday 7 30 p m and children spent Saturday Pomeroy Su nday Sc hool. 9 30 a m p m , youth servrces , Fr1day RUTLAND Mornrng Worsh 1p 10 45 am Mr and Mrs Damel Worley 7 30 p m mght wtth Mrs Btshop's RUTLAND CHURCH OF Sunday evening worshiP 7 30 FREEWI~~ BAPTIST parents, the Harts of near of Beckley, W Va , and Mr Corner Ash and Pl um M td p m Wednesday evenrng Brble CHRIST - Rod Kas ler pastor V H Bra l ey Sunda y schoo l and Mrs Doyle Knapp and dleport. Noel Herrman . Study 8 p m McArthur supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m DANVILLE WESLEYAN pastor Saturday evenmg t.Vor Sh lp serv rce and com Mrs Jerry Behrandsen and Katl, Kevm and Charles were Mrv lce, 7 p m Sunday school Rev Lelon Glasure pastor mun1on 10 30 am yo uth Sunday Sc hool, 9 30 am Sunday dmner guests of Mr 10 am , Sunday even rng son of Zanesville spent a couple meet ing 6 p m Sunda r worship, 7 p m youth and 1Un 1or youth serv rc e, and Mrs Charley Smtih. even ng service 7 regu lar of days wtth the M. A Epples 6 45 p m evening worshrp , board meetmg t hrrd Sa turda y 7 30 p m pr~yer and p ra1se, Mrs Paul Pterce and famtly MEIGS Mrs Lon See and daughter, 7 p m Wednesday , 7 30 o ,m _ CiSOP E RAT IVE of Mason were Tuesday RUTLAND COMMUNITY Clnda and Mrs Sally Allen and PARISH SILVER RUN ' FREE CHURCH Sunda y School ViSitors of Mrs Geneva BAPTIST Rev Ralph Deart THE UNITED two children were also guests pas.tor Sunday Sch ool , 10 a~ !f 9 30 a m Worship serv tce , 11 METifODIST CHURCH Shwnate am Wednesday prayer They all enJoyed a cookout Robert T Bumgarner Leon M rller supt Evenrng mee t ing 7 30 p m Sunda y se rv rce 7 30 p m Prayer Director Mrs{ Lola Clark helped nrght worsh1p , 7 30 p m POMEROY CLUSTER meetr ng , Thur sday 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF prepare the Repubhcan booth Rev CarlE H1cks CliESTER CHURCH OF THE FACTS NAZARENE Rev Rev D Wm Svdenslncker GOD Rev James Sat at the fJltrgrounds Sundav Lloyd 0 Gr tmm Jr pastor CHESTER - Wor'Shrp 9 15 : who grew up here Log . - " The btddtng has been North E111 Well ' Pass Pass Pau ~uth I. Po"' 2• 3• Pass Pass Pass 3• u 4 NT. 3• 4. IT'S TIME FER. PAWTOGIT UP 14IJ ~Er'S START CALLlN9 FOR 'lllOSE FL~ 6ALL5' ! T.HINK MA'It!E f'ERHA1'5 IF EVERnHlNG GOE5 RI6HT ANO NO'llllNG UNPREDICTABLE AAPPEN5 HOPEFVU.~, ' I' Pasa 5+ P8M ' \'011, South, 'hold! • •AQII4 'AQU4 tAK.2 • THAT l~N T EXACTl~ WHAT I MEANT! I ' ' l'oSS!Bt_l( I 60T IT ! I' I II ~I !• Whitt do )'011 do now' A-IW ola helrll. Tltll alhwo Y••t '""- to I• to ofa apodn ~ -, ,..._ tNt tftlowW.Y•at, I • - • I .' I �• R_The Dallv !:entmel Middleport POmeroy 0 Friday Aug 16 1974 , Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! - In Mem""' NotiCe LOV""' NG fit ~ mt!'morv of Man ev C • k e•zady L who pUUd away 3 yea sago Aug 11 97l - n m •mo y s ove y garden Where remembered loy b ooms rar Your memo v dee &s Mo he s he br gh es b ossom the e The htoaven v cho hil!IS ano he ano• One we used o hea s ng n a vo c:e as pure and swee o vs Employment Wanted WILL V.eep e der y peop e nmy hOm II!' Phon e 99~ 1•60 aga n ul abyes Shes gone bu he memo y s 8 5 2 c ---------------- YAROSALE 041 Sou h 2nQ Ou hear s w eve keep S ree M dd epor Oh o A easure a e o gua d and Aug us 8 and 9 memo y care 8 5 3 c YARD Sa-e-F day ana Sa u day 698 Lau e S Fo wale. np o as eep The fa th she augh us a he k;n ee W ead us o H eaven s doo Mddepo Gone s the la ce we oved o see The vo ce ha was oy o hea Bu often as w gh comes stea no We ee Ange w ng s a e nea And know f you cou d you wou d swee Leave he sky home eve r so b ght To be su e we we e home and we Dear Mother And uck us n sa te y o he n oh Sad y m ssed by daug h e Neva g andch -d en and o ea g and ch d en 8 6 tp 9am ;-.:-::~::-:=-:-:-:-:-~c.-:---- Co ec o s dea e s e c Eve y Si:t and Sunday B lc THE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING CO, Ph 992 7454 or 992 7129 fall and Wmter Sets In Prices do not Include paint 8 W1de-S22 00 1 W1de-S25 00 12 Wode-$27 00 14 W1de-$JO oo OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30 1974 ME GS SEN ORS T me 5 runn ng out Ca Grove s S ud o a 992 2475 o make your appo ntmen for Sen or Portra ts aken Aug 20 hrough Aug 24 0 drop n at our boot,h at the County Fa Grover s Stud o n M dd epo t w be- c 6Sed dur ng the fa r --~~-~8 8 c Wanted To Buy OLD paver p ano ro s Ca 742 5625 896c ~ -- - -'-- - WANTED o d upr ght p anos any cond ton Pay ng $10 cash F stfoo on y w teto and g ve d ec ons o w tten P ano Company Box 188 Sard s Oh o 43946 81 6 p WE NEED 200 tons of sheet cast new or o d a um num kee'9 cans separate The Rosenberg Co Athens Oh o 8 ----------JUNK Au os camp -ete By PHIL PASTORET Why does the appliance wear out on exactly the same tlme as the warranty• Gohoc anund In clrel .. lo OK - JtreYicled they re the aeeepted • ..,.. s tfc and del ve ed to ou yard We p ck vr, auto bod es and buy a I k nds of sc ap meta s and ron R der s Sa vage State R 124 R 4 Pomeroy Oh 9 Phone 992 5468 1 3 '126tp -----CASH pa .d fo a m&kes and ~ models of mob e hOmes Pl:\one area code 614 423 9531 4 13 fc - -------- --OLD FURN TURE oak tabes cocks IC!' boxes brass beds d shH de&ks or comp e e househo ds Wr te M D M Iter R'l 4 Pomeroy Oh o cal 992 7760 --==---CASH FOR JUNK Add to your dictionary of eollectlve 11011111: A pioua of =. ,..... panono. 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Ca Truck A truck with ca Fu l y equ ppe~ ooks and -2495 de One loca owner • • • -,--- -~------~~~ -- -- DOZER work and c ear ng by the acre hour y o contract farm ponds roads e c Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years exper ence Pu I ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc w oDELL A nement ocated beh nd R u and G ade Schoo comp ete front end serv ce brakes and tuneups whee s ba anced e ectron ca y Open 8 to 8 da y Ca 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc ----------------EXCAVAT' NG dozer oade-r and backhoe work sept c tanks nsto e-d dump rucks and o boys for h re w 1 hau 1 d rt top so mestone & grave ca Bob or Roger Je-ffers day phone 992 1089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 "" U9 95 HEAVY & BEAUTIFUL 3 pc: SPANISH coffee & end tab e sets n DARK OAK f n sh Ut Uthe ut ees DES our arge utect on of malo ep pi ancn (with 30 day money beck. gu1r:1ntees) and clean uSed furniture we wfsh to h oh'l Oht the lo lOWing GOOD ES 2 II h swlmm ng poo w th filter US m erten b rd bOxes 119 95 ea -4 dr standlrd 1 tt mttal r 11 $35 equ pment A 600 WEST MAIN ST. co Miller noted that m 1971 the U S agreed to pay Turkey some $36 nuUion to compensate an estunated 100 000 poppy farmers for not growmg poppy However lhe Turkish goverrunent now contends that Turkey s opmm poppy production will feed the on the Faith By David Poling One of the toughest questoons faced by any minister comes from a person who says '0 K I want to be a Cbrosllan what do I do next• The reason for the difficult response os the clear fact that most peoplem the church (mcluding clergy) grew up m the F&th and never approached the Cllrostlan life from the Oulside S<l when someone shows up for Sunday service or Monday coun seling and blurts out a need for some first steps In spiritual growth the pastor often suggests some class or group (Do you want to JOin the cho~r• How about helpmg out on church sup. pers•) but rarely 1s eqwpped to spell out an unmeduote sold road to ChriStian nurture Thos may be the central reason - If one can be found - for tloe staggermg success that has followed the career of Keoth Miller Here 1s a mtddle-aged Episcopal layman w1tlo dozens of years working on oli fields as a geologist telling people all over tloe place how to take the first steps In the Cbrlstian life Here os a semmary dropout (or did they throw him out •) With an advanced degree In psychology livmg close to the Gulf of Mexoco wroting tloe Taste of New Wme and becommg a best-selling author f1rst time around Whatever the reason or reasons Ke1th Miller has a style and a VISion that turns people on - to the Christian life just when so many religious mstltutions are breathmg hard and wondermg what to put In the SUnday School cumculum next fall W1th more !loan a million copies sold of second Touch The Becomers and Taste of New Wme we would not be at all surprised to see h1s hbrary on must church reading lists for a decade to come It has never ceased to amaze me that we Christians have developed a kind of selective vision which allows us to be deeply and smcerely lnvolYI!d lii'M'otililp liiid churcH activities an I yet almost totally pallll' In thi! day~n dly.out guts of our busmess lives and never realize 11 For those wh&want a faiT answer to the honest question how can I become a Christian (or a more honest believer) Ke1th Miller has teamed lip w1th Bruce Larson (koown widely for his creative leadership of Fallh At Work With 1ts lay conferences and mterdenorrunatlon8lflavor) to produce a multimedia packet dealing with just such a theme The Edge of Adventure Is the name of the program It mcludes study book leader s guide p!lrtlclpant s manual plus three three-hour cassettes of Moller and Larson leading key discusSions This whole program runs on a 13-week track can be used eas1ly with adult classes retreats compmg organizations and youlh groups 11 has a lot of healthy Input on how to put more honesty mto your relationship to your spouse as well as healing broken relationships that keep happening on lhe job In school and with the people down the block This package is oot cheap 9li in your book store or from World Publishers In Waco Tex But many have acknowledged the Increasing Influence of Miller s writings and this program could be a clincher for many wllhln the Church It s Interesting that secular and 911cred critics keep harping aboul tbe lack of leadership In North America and here is a Chrlatian layman with a Texas accent who just mlghl be the secret weapon for the Faith Miller is really dHferent - he doesn t wanlacceplance of his ideas he demands action SETS RECORD w _ _...,.:...-_....! • • IS) grow ng ac compan ed by tougher leg1slal on moght persuade tloe government m Ankara to The Ir sh consume 317 lbs of potatoes annually more than any other people n the woold reverse ts dects on Miller S81d USED CARS 74 Olds 98 LS. Sedan Demo Clove brown saddle v ny top Cru se Cont ol FM stereo steel ad al t res power door locks $AVE -------------------------- WASH!NdTON (UP!) Senate Democratic Leader Mlke Mansfield today established a lqevlly record for Senate leadefl Mllllfleld has oerved as Senate Democratic leader fer 13 yean and 225 days The old record was held by Sen Jotseph T Robinson O.Ark who served from 1923 until 1837 as both majcrlty and minority leader as control of the Senate shifted from Democrats to Republicans power atr sharp 14895 73 Bu1ck Elec H T Sed 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe , v-root power au v-roof a1r V roof paw 1 4695 • 13495 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT , 13695 72 Olds Toronado Cpe a1r 12595 72 Dodge Demon 340 auto , P S 72 Olds 98 HT Cpe P S auto .... ......... 12695 12 72 72 72 Chev Imp Cpe, V-8 auto S .••..•.. 12495 P Ford Cus 500 4 dr Sed, pow alt. PontiaC Cat Olds 88 HT Cpe 11495 12895 power, au Royale HT Cpe V-roof atr '2995 1 71 Ford P1nto 2 door auto 1795 1 71 Ford Gal 500 4 dr V roof au 1995 12195 71 Volkswagen 411 4 Door, auto 71 Pont Tempest, HT Cpe, V-8, auto PS12095 11795 71 Ponttac Cat. 4 Door v-roof & a1r 11995 70 ChlJSier Newport 4 Dr, pow & atr 70 Olds 9B Hoi Sed 11B95 power a1r 11295 70 ford Gal 500 2 Dr , VB, 3 speed 69 Pontiac Cat 4 Dr 69 ford LTD HT Cpe, V Dr 69 Chev Mal 4 roof S 11495 1195 11195 1 atr S P S 1995 vroof, au auto , P S Bonn~ 2 Dr H T 6B Chev Mal Wagon, V-8 68 P V-8 auto , P 69 Ford LTD Wagon V-8 auto 69 Ponttae '995 2 tone, fact atr 69 Olds Cut HT Sedan auto 1B95 1195 1 11295 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle, power, a1r 67 Cadillac H T Sedan, full power au • '995 67 Olds Cutlass 4 Door V-8 auto •••• • !695 66 Ponttac Cat 4 Dr VB auto P 65 Olds 98 H T Sedan (2) 65 Chev 4 FURNITURI 7414211 duction of optum ' DAVID POLING '24 or RUTLAND tern a lional pharma ce ul ca l nduslry and promosed that tloe government would take strmgent measures to prevent llegal poppy grow ng and drug traffocking Miller sad because of the Turkish record ot IS un possible to beheve that the new I censmg of opmm product on would not be abused Legoslat on has been mtro duced w1tlo my slrong s upport ca lhng the President to suspend U S a1d to Turkey saod Moller Pubhc outcry on Turkosh '1495 J" LARRrS MOBILE IIJMES 511 ES, INC. WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep Clarence Miller R~h o Thursday urged the suspensoon of U S a d to Turkey until the Turks stop growmg poppy which can be used on the pro- optum See Fred Blaettnar Darrnell Dodr II or Danny Thompson fo~ SE)V NG MACH NES Repair se v ce a I makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed s nger Sa es and Serv ce We sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 ftc SPECIALI Arms aid to Turkey hit A secret weapon 10 4 tfc JUST ARRIVED -PECI~L PURCHASE HERC0l::ON 2 pc LIVING ROOM..SUI!T.IS'S ,.... cho ce of •• \Itt ••I~ ,or p • d ., 75 00 RECLINER BONANZA cho ce of red or green VELVET pad HER CULON oxb ood ten or brown v NYL w th fu ••• No 95 2 NOTICE FOR SERVICE ·~ • SEPT C TANKS c eened Modern San tat on 992 39J.t or 992 7349 10 23 lfc ca IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME GS COUNTY OH 10 PROBATED V S ON " • - - ------Sales --------- AND TRUCKS 1974 Buock La Sabre 4 Dr Factory a r P S and P 8 v ny roof $3995 1974 Chevy Impala Custom Coupe $3995 2 Or hardtop fa ctory a r P S P B bron ze meta II c w th wh te v ny roo 1974 Mercury Montego Brougham 4 dr sedan fa ctory a $2795 TRUCKS OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO THELMA EDDY Defendants w~ -- ~- ·------------ 2995 4 d Seda n One carefuj Jo~al owne 302 V 8 power stee ng au o trans The 7Ss should ook same 2 Dr Hardtop A uxury spar beau t fu car Far Spec a r~asonable --- 0 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 Middleport Phone: 992 2174 '2B95 4 D Sedan a r cond ton ng powe stee ng auto trans Gad y efer you to ocal owner Sha p wh te w fh black v ny op All ""Small Appliances l"""T- - 1973 FORD FlOO 'h TON 1970 FORD VB GAL. 500, ... .. .. BOWERS REPAIR Next to H1ghway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 -~---"--- ------- • 1974 Amer1can Motors Gremlon 2 Or 6 cyl au1omat c POMEROY MOTOR CO. GROVER WHITE J Adm n Jt ator de:! bon s non o Estate of Pea v Tantho ey dec"'ased p a nt ff 500 E. Mam St. Pomeroy, Oh1o Spec al Ed t on 2 dr ha dtop 3 8 V 8 sma 1 eng ne s ee ng auto t ans v nyl top One oca owner PHONE 992-5476 Lawn Mowers Known & Relrable Serv1ce '1495 1973 FORD GRAN TORINO ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY All that Is needed lor a free est mate is a phone call Please Phone 9922550 ... E~TERIOR REDECORATING? 1970 DODGE VB CORNET 40 4 dr Sedan 3 8 sma IV 8 powe stee ng auto trans Ext a n ce OOME Decorating and SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. P ckup 8 f1 body Very ow m eage ove $802 worth of equ pment nc lid ng powe steer ng auto t ans 302 V 8 and many othe s Sha p Interior, Exterior Remodeling ...• your roof ie1okl ng? Y compare our pr ces 11 othe s We g ve profess ona roof for ess Coli m 21U For Estlmotos of Type INT~RIOR AND N Mon Fr 8am to4 30 SAturday a a m to 12 noon 5 DEOORATING 337 CHEVROLET ~. TON S2395 8 Fleets de I ghl green f n sh I ke new 15 Commerc al es H duty sp ng s 3.50 V 8 eng ne 4 speed trans 912 Mon Fr 1HE DEPENDABLE OONTRACTING 00. --·----- -------- --- 970NOVACPE $1495 Loca owne,. good t res 6 cyl w th au oma t c trans ad o b ue f n sh spo ess c ean b ue nter or Dealership Hours 0 ------------ --- 1969 FO RO TORINO CPE $195 loca car bu cke seat v ny nter or 4 s~d trans 351 V 8 rad o good es Rea n Cit .see or Call • Bob or Roger Jetters 1 Ponteroy Motor Co• 1972 Ford F250 V 8 ....... ------- --------- .Voter Llnos ond Powo;f Ll neo .4111 work bY I~ loot or controd .41110 dozo~ wark and Mt~~tlc tanks ilti ... llod James Refrigerators Freezers Home & Auto A1r Conditioners and Commercoal Umts ----- --- OF QUA LilY TO Our SALES STAFF K&H ROOFING WARNER'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE UPHOLSTERY fab cs by the CREMEANS CONCRETE 6 ROOM wh e fram e home J ya d 54 nches w de as ow as de ve ed Monday th ough 8 3 fc bed oom s fu basement 2S2 49 pe yard Ve vets as ow WE ARE p Ck ng up a p ano n Saturday and even ngs ~-------=-~ c y o s n Pomeroy Phone Phone 446 1 42 as $525 mpo ed veves ke you a ea and wou d BEDROOM 446 9488 S9 60 We a so have ny on some espon5 be pa ty to ment a 8 16 c he cu on co on p n s ake ove paymen s Ca n shed v ny 'S and emnants by he trees and c ed Manage 614 12 ya do by hep ece Pome oy c ean out 5669 o w e 260 E~s Ma n NEW 3 bed oom home Hu Recove y 622 E Man S basemen s a cs .etc Phone chnson subdvson St ee Ch co he Oh o 45601 919 322 or 7.42 444 Pomeroy Phone 992 7554 Ru and Pr ce S 9 900 Phone 4 7 fc 24 26 c 7 4 26tc 742 3615 or see M o Hut 3 BEDROOM house turn shed ch nson Ru and Road READY M X on Keno Bashan con aced Phone 7.42 CONCRETE 8 16 12tc JOBS Depos t equ red Phone 843 3074 or w te Box 23 Langs de vered gh to you 294 v e Oh o p o ec Fast and easy Free 75 ACRE farm 6 room house 8 53 c 72326c es ma es Phone 992 3184 ba n o he ou bu d ngs Goeg en Ready M x Co s 9 500 Phone 742 6845 COUNTRY Mob e Home Park M dd epo t Oh o 8 6 26tp AUTOMOB LE nsvrance been cance ed? Los your Rt 33 ten m es no th of 6 30 tfc operator s cense ca 992 Pomeroy Large ots w th LOTS for sa e tra e or house 7428 cone e e pat os s dewa ks C BRADFORD Auct oneer A u t es Phone 742 36 5 6 5 tfc unne s and off s ee Camp ete Se v ce Ru and Oh o Pr ce $2 500 park ng A so spaces for Phone 949 382 or 949 3 6 6 5 tc 1 6 fc sma t a ers Phone 99~ 7479 Rae ne Oh o 7 2 fc Cr tt B adtord Real Estate For Sale s 1 tfc Real Estate for 5ale BEAUTIFUL -all electric Mob1le Homes For Sale FOR FREE est mates on older home 3 bedrooms ep acement a urn num 972 3 BEDROOM W nd so w ndows s. d ng storm doo s carpefed lst story, fin shed acre of Mob e Home on and w ndows Ra ng Phone basement and 3rd story 9 ound For mo e n Char es L s e Syracuse Oh o format on ca 992 7638 car Jacob Sa es 7 ..:_ 30 fc 51 ACRES - w th lots of Representa ve v v pofentlal hou~ I mber TP Johnson and Son nc 4 30 tfc Chester wate 1964 COLON AL SOx 0 mob e home c ean remade ed 2 bedrooms Na ur.a gas SP NET CONSOLE P ANO Conestoge Tra er Cou t Nice 3 STROUT REALTY Wanted Respons ble party o NEW LIHING ABOlll ) ,.. LL' ""·"'ES A hens Oh o phone 592 2408 purchase 'Sp net p ano on ow bedrooms bath utll fy large 3 B R home balh lots 307 Sprm!l Avenue 8 6tc man h y payments Can be liv ng garage and breezeway of tile and paneling n ce Pomeroy 992 2298 seen oca ly W e Sa es Large lot n Tuppers Pia ns porches out Manager P 0 Box 276 READ TH S Beto e you buy You need 516 000 00 She byv e nd 46176 any ne-w 14 w de Mob e CONTACT ~,'~~111Ji.~~y(;_water and gas 8 16 2 c NEW LISTING - 4 bedrooms Home be sure to see the a JUST ols Pauley Branch "-"anager s ee bonded Det o ter Mob e large I vlng bath Iron! porch 10 ALMOST LEVEL ACRES e r f c the way we e Homes The steel bond - On goodIsh ng creek city se ng 8 ue Lus e to c ean 2 carport and 2 oufbu ld ngs 2 Oetro ter s v rtua y Sl M d HOuS e -630 M rugs and upho stery Rent acre of level land Want ust f eproot and has many wafer available Ideal for d •rort 6 rooms 1 2 baths shampooe S Baker Fu features that no oth!!r Mob e $16 .500 00 fu baument part al y home t a le or summer n ture Co Home on the market can carpe ed k tchen c:ompletf! HERE YOU ARE Cab n n coftage near mine No 1 on match We a so have one of 8 6 3 c:: washer and dryer e c Coufd the woods 3 room s 2 porches good blackfop road Rufland he argest select ons of good be 3 bedrooms gas furnace used and epossessed Mob e CANN NG toma oes b ng and a bath Ask ng only area S6 000 00 f rep ace storm doors and con a ner Gera d ne C e and $3 000 00 Plenfy of fish Homes of any dea er n the w ndows cu ta ns and drepes 60 ACRES About 20 Rae ne Oh o a ea Oor("t wa t shop today nc uded Fo nformal on ca t liable many bu ldlng s fes Berf't.v~ er Mob e 8 6 fc YOUR CHANCE - 4 renfa s n a E den We burn 992 2805 !he heart of M dd epo I C ose --rT---w th c ty water home has 3 Homes Sales 705 Farson 8 3 ttc s ree Be pre Oh o Phone TRUCKLOAD Of peaches and to al shopp ng Ask ng ~----------.....-B R s bath utility R some 423 953 app es. arr v ng Fr day $35 000 00 but want you to ook 2 BEDROOM house carpet ng & paneling 2 free Pe-aches S6 95 bu N ce 8 8 12 c Phone 992 5858" and make us an offer wa erme ons S and up gas wells 2 water wells M dway Ma ke w Ma n s 10 ACRES - In Middleport basemenf F A heat over Pome oy Phone 992 2582 Auto Good ocat on for seve a 8 000 sq It of good build ngs 78 ACRES 2 akes. beaut fu 8 16 3 c houses or tra lers Maybe a trees rol ng meadows under roof stocked pond all 1974 PLYMOUTH Sa e te e ectr c ly Sa em Townsh p small farm $25 000 00 Just BABY ca f phone 949 3193 Sebr ng 2 dr hardtop p s fenced $4.1 000 00 Rd No 625 dead ends Into p b vlny top ra y whee s 8 16 3tc give us an offer on fh s We II 211 ACRE~ - Close to Slafe men entry- DEAL HOME 2 450 m es e-xce lent con listen s TE A ao fron1S on Park and Lake all minerals d on S3 100 Phone 992 34 o 1966 EASY TRAVEL T a er Townsh p Road No 16 Listed MOBILE HOME & LOT 2 paid water Ia~ 20 pel down seeps 6 stove ce box and 8 14 6 c at $300 per ecre Make offer water under p e-ssure 1963 Bedrooms nice y turn shed balance like renl just $125 Watters Ree tv BOx 324 969 FORD P ckup new 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Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common P eas Proba e 0 v s on Me gs County Oh o 6 3tc ------,--------- -·CAREER OPPORTUN TV D ON T KNOW THAT MGM F ea Ma ke Spec a s S5 ns de SJ ou s de Sp ng Ave Pome oy Oh o Roofs Pamted Before NOT CE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21279 Estate of Vema Carpenter Deceased Not ce s he eby 9 ven tha Robe t s Pa ker of 6 Sou h 2nd M dd epo Me gs County Oh o has been du y appo nted Adm n s ato W h he W Annexed of the Es ate of Ve ma Ca penter deceased ate of Co umb a Townsh p Me gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red o f e the-rcamswthsadfduca y w th n four months Date-d ttl s 30 h day of Ju y 1974 PART T ME babys e 4 p m 2 :J dEtYS a week 773 5857 o5pm 8 4 Jtc Spec1al Mobile Home So c ose n so many way s For how of en does a sunse Br ng nos a g c hough s o m nd Of mom en s ha ou oved ones sha ed n days now eft beh nd How often has a f owe Or a c ys a autumn sky eco ect on s B ough go den Of happy days gone by Yes memory has a mag c way Of keep ng oved ones nea Eve 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cho1ce S 1595 • 1195 •• • 1395 Karr & Van Zandt You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business 991 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenongs Unhl6 ~T1IS p m Sat BY PU8LICAT ON To The unknown he rs .!lncl dev sees o Pea V Tan tho ev deceased To The unknown he rs and de sees o James Robe Low he deceased and To da Lo w he whose add ess s unknown and canno w h easonab e d gence be as e a ned You a e he eby no f ed ha yo u have been named de en dan 5 n a ega ac on en ed G o e Wh e Ad m n s a o de bon s non of he Es a e ot Pea V l'antho ev deceased P a nt ff vs The ma Ed dy e a Defendants Th s ac on has been ass gned Case No 9 s 2 n the Cou o Common P eas Proba e o v 5 on Me gs Coun \' Oh o The add ess o sa d Cou t s o Me gs Coun y Cou House Pome oy Oh o 45769 Theobec o heComplan s o se he ea es a e of he deceden o pay he debts and c.o s s of adm n s e ng he es a e wh ch rea est a e s des bed as fo ows PARCELNo Thefo owng ea es a e 5 tuated n he Coun y of Me gs n he Sta e of Oh o and n he Townsh p o 0 e and bo unded and desc bed as o ows Being he no h one ha of he sou heas qua e of he sou heas qua e o Se on No 24 Town No 4 Range No o he Oh o Company 5 Pu chase and be ng a 20 ac e o bounded by p ope y nes as o ows On he no h by ands of Da d Row and and Ch u e on he Eas by he Eas ne of Sect on No 24 on he sou h by ands o W He ney and on he Wes by ands of w Heney Refe ence Deed Vo 143 Page 62 Deed Reco d5 Me gs Coun y Oh o PARCEL No 2 A so he fo ow ng rea esta es ua ed n 0 ve Townsh p Coun y o Me gs and S a e ot Oh o and n Sec on No 23 Beg nn ng 40 1:! ads Eas o he northwes co ne of Sec on No 23 then e Eas 59 od s and 4'1 nks then ce sou h 39 ods then e nk5 wes 59 rods and 4 then ce no th 39 ods to he p ace of beg nn ng conta n g 4 55 ac es mo e o ess Ex cep 1'19 howeve f om the above rae of and a ce an po on hereof bounded as fo ows Beg nn ng 40 2 rods eas of he no hwes corne of above sec on thence eas 59 ods and 4 nks o coun y oad hence sou h S fee thence wes 59 ods and ~ nks thence north 16 feet o he pace of beg nn ng conta n ng 36 00 ac es more o ess The amount of and conveyed n abOve t ac be ng 4 19 ac es mo e or ess and abo e des bed ac s be ng he same p em ses onv eyed by Frank Founds and w fe o former g an o s bV war any deed of da e of Apr 23 936 and reco ded May 6 936 n Vo 42 Page 54 Deed Records of Me gs S:oun y Oh o R:efe en e Deed Vo ume 143 Page 61 Me gs Coun y Deed Reco ds 0 and gas n e ests as fo ows PARCEL No 3 The un d v ded one ha f nte est n he o and gas oge he w th he m n ng gh s attached there o n and unde he fo ow no ea es a e desc bed as Per ce No 3 n he Townsh p o 01 ve n he c oun y of Me gs and Sta e of Oh o The -Sou heas quar e of he no heas qua e of Sec on No 7 Town 4 and Range No 1 of he Oh o Company s Pu chase co nan ng 42 ~ a c es mo e o ess Refe ence Deed Vo ume 38 Page 522 Deed Reco ds Me gs Co un v Oh o PARCEL No 4 Th e un d v ded one ha f n e est n he o and gas oge he w th he m n ng gh s a ached the eo n and unde he to ow ng ea es a edesc bed as Pac e No 4 s tua ed n he Towns.h p of 0 e n he coun y of Me gs and Sta e of Oh o The north ha f of he no heas quar te of Sec on No 17 Town 4 Range of he 011. o Company s Pur ac es chase con a n ng 84 mo e or ess There s excepted how eve f om Parce No A he fo ow ng rae of lind conveyed by James R Low he to Hu de L Ma heny by deed dat e:d an 23 933 and reco ded ' n Vo 39 a Page 7 hereof and desc bed as o ows Beg nn no a a s one 2 ods no h of he sou hwest co ner o he no h ha 1 of he no heas qu;:,r e of sa d Sec on No 1 thence no h 56lf. deg ees eas 41 ods and 9 nks to a s one thence no h 77 h deg ees e11s 26 od5 to 1 s one hence nor h 64 deg ees east 7 ads and 5 nks to 11 stone hen ce north 8 V:l deg ees eas 7 roda and 6 nks to a stone- thence north 62 Yl deg ees eas 37 rods and 5 nks to a stone on the sou h s de o nd an Run hen ce nor h 35 deg ees west 19 ods and 5 nks o he north ne of Sec on No 7 hence wes a ong he no h ne o Sei=t on 7 110 rods and 3 nks o ends now o to mer y owned by he estate o J w Johnson thence sou h 68 rods and 9 nks to tie place of beg nn ng conta n ng JO ac es moe o ess Excep a road 30 tee w de f om the 0 ac e o k.nown as he acob Rar<lon o o he tract of and owned by M Jackson he oed o be oca ed on he best ocation and g ade Furthermore ex.cept ng f om Pa ce No 4 the fo ow no t act of and Beg nn n9 a the nor h east corne of Sec on No 7 hence Sou h 34 rods artd 14 nks o he m dd e of nd an R: un Road fhence a ong he m dd e of s" d road as to ows North 48 8 ods and 0 nks no h 64 deg ees wes 22 ods and 23 nks No h 52~ deg ees Wes 6 rods and 6 nk.s No h 0 deg ees Wes 4 ods and 2 nks o a s one on he No h s de o oad and he No h ne of Sec on No 17 hence Eas a ong he Sec t on ne 52 ods and 11 nks o he p ace of beg nn ng co n a n ng S 8 acres more o ess Rete ence Deed Vo ume 38 Page 522 Deed Reco ds Me gs Co un y Oh o PAR CEL NO 5 The coa o and gas oge he w h he m n ng gh s a ached he e o he o ow ng n and unde desc bed ea e5 a e s ua ed n he Coun y of Me gs n he S a e of Oh o and n he Townsh p o 0 ve bounded and desc bed as fo ows S ua ed n Sec on No 7 Town No 4 and Range No of he Oh o Company s Pu chase bounded and desc bed as o ows Beg nn ng a he No heas carne of Sec on No 7 hence sou1h 34 ods and A nks to he m ddle of nd an Run oad hen ce a ong m dd e of sa d road as to ows Nor h 48 deg ees west a ods and 0 nk s No h 64 deg ees west and 23 nk s No h 52 degrees wes 6 ods and 6 nks No h 10 deg ees wes 4 ods and 2 nks o as one on he no h s de of sa d road and the North ne of Sec on 1 hence Eas a ong Sec on ne 52 rods and 7 nks o he p ace of beg nn no c on a n ng 5 8 ac es mo e o ess Rete ence Deed Vo ume 138 Page 55 Deed Reco dS Me gs Coun v Oh o PARCEL No 6 The coa o and gas oge he w h he m n ng gh 5 a ached he eto n and under he fo ow ng desc bed rea es a e s ua ted n he Townsh p of 0 ve n he Coun y of Me gs and Sta e of Oh o n Sec on No Town of he Oh o No 4 Range No Company s Pv chase bounded and desc bed as fo ows Beg nn ng a he No thwes co ne of Sect on No 11 hen ce Eas 9 ods and 1 nks to a stone a he Nor heas co ner of a 0 acre ract deeded by J B Tor ence o James A Low h~ thence a ong ne of sa d sou ac h30 odsthe andeas 12 nks to an on p n n he m dd e of nd an Run Road hence 11 ong the m dd e of sa d road as to ows Sou h 49 3/. degrees West 7 rods and 1 nks Nor h 83 deg ees west 11 ads and 17 nks hen ce nor h 48 deg ees wes 2 od5 and 14 nks to the wes ne o Sec on thence no h 34 rods and 14 nk.s to the p ace of beg nn ng con a n ng 4 2 ac es mo e or(l' ess Rete ence Deed Vo ume 138 Page 55 Deed Reco ds Me gs Coun \' Oh o PARCEL No 7 The un d v ded one ha f n e es n the o and gas ogethe w th the m n ng gh s a teched hereto n and under he to ow ng desc bed rea es a e s uated n he Townsh p of o ve n the County of Me gs and ,Sta e of Oh o n Sec on No Town 4 and Range No of he Oh o Company s Purchase and bounded and desc bed as fo ows A ot of and bounded on the Wes by Sec on No 7 on the Nor h by ands former y owned bf Thomas Parker on the Eas by ands former y owned by Jos ah Cowdery and 0 F F e ds and on he South by ands fo mer y owned by Jos ah Cowdery con a n ng 0 acres more o ess The e s excep ed from Pa ce No 7 he fa ow ng desc bed ea es ate Beg n n ng a he no thwest co ner of sa d Sec on No 1 hence eas 9 rods and nks to a stone at the no heas co ne of a 10 acre trac deeded by J 8 Tor ence and w fe o James R Low her thence sou h a ong the eas ne of sa d rae 30 rods and 2 nks to an on p n n he m dd e of nd an Run Road thence a ong the m dd e of sa d oad as fo ows South 49 degrees wes 7 ods and 1 nks North 83 degrees west 1 rods and 11 nks hence no h 48 degrees wes 2 rods ahd 14 nks to he wes ne of sa d Sect on No 11 thence nor h 34 rods and 14 nks to the p ace of beg nn ng conta n ng 4 2 ac es mo e o ess Reference Deed Vo ume t38 Page 522 Deed Records Me g5 County Oh o The nte es of he g antee n Paces 2 3 4and 5 s svblec t to an o and gas ease granted o W B and 8 8 0 and Gas Company You a e equ ed o answer the Comp ant w h n 28 days af er he u pub ca on of th s not ce wh ch w be pub shed once each week tor s x sue cess ve weeks The as pub ca on w be made on Aug us 23 974 and he 28 day s for answer w commence on th& da e n case of your fa ure o answe oro herw se respond as equ red by he Oh o Rues of C v Procedures judgment by defeu w be rend e ed aga ns you o re ef demanded n th s Comp a ng anet E Morr s Deputy C erk Cov of Common P eas P obate D v s on Me gs Coun \' Oh o 6 13 6 c WANTSHEALTIIBIU. WASHINGTON (UPI) Democratic congressional leaders Indicated today they would like to pass health In surance before reaching their targel dste for adjournment In mId 0 c to be r Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield after a joint De moe ra he lead ersh lp meetmg said leaders In both bouaes were aiming for an adjournment date between Oct I and 15 and plarmed no lameduck session after the November elections • $1895 Standa d sh f1 1973 Ford F 100 Custom 302 V 8 aUio P S ong w de bed w h lopper $2695 1970 Ford F100 W lh slep s de bed $1495 USED CARS 1972 Amencan Motors Gremlin 2 Or 6 cy au omat c ....... $1695 1971 Mercurv Monterey 4 Dr Sedan Facto y a r P S P B v ny oof .$1695 1971 Buck La Sabre ...... Custom 4 dr Sedan a P S Am FM ado v nyl oof $1995 1971 Chevy Nova 2 Dr V 8 automat c sharp $1595 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo 2 Dr Hard op V 8 automat c P S P B 1971 Capre 2 Dr 4 c.y nder 4 speed $1395 • $1295 1970 Ford Toreno GT 2 D ha dlop 5995 1 't68 V W Camp Mob1 le In good shape $1195 1970 Olds Toronado 2 Dr $1695 Ha dtop Th s car s oaded • Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Chester 0 ·---------------~-------· POINT PLEASANT· MASON AUTO GLASS 'For All Your Glass Needs COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PHONE 773-5710 773-5118 I• ft RAY CROMI.EY Previewing presidential economic policies By Ray Cromley WASHINGTON (NEA) - At one tune a younger and perhaps more radical Mr Ford proposed that the pres1dent should sot down with Congress to review the governments ongomg programs then mtroduce bills rescinding prevoously voted appropruotions for those activities both agreed dod not meet the test of economy ThiS was Mlnor1ty Leader Fords approach to onflation Mr NJXon attempted to achieve thiS same end by a series of vetoes and by 1cehoxmg appropruohons He flliled At anotloer time Mr Ford backed proposals for creatmg an independent bipartisan organization to revoew the government s programs and budgets on a regular bas1s The Hoover type COI1UJUBSlon would Include members of Congress and tloe pubilc For one thos group was to run a comprehensive revoew of federal domestic and foreign assistance programs to detenrune which were overlappmg Inefficiently run woproductove or had outlived usefulness In 1967 Mr Ford noted there were 400 federal aid appropriations for 170 separate assiStance programs ad{llllltstered by 21 federal departments aod agencoes 150 Washmgton b.!reaus and 400 regoonal offices each wllh ots own way of passmg out federal tax dollars The same studles were to deternune wh1ch new programs should be created and whoch old ones expanded Here Mr Ford has favored stlmutaling pnvate capotal Investment and the creation of jobs by wider and stronger mvestment credits accelerated deprecuotjon a greater stunulus for private mduslr al research stronger mcentives for employers to h1re and train the unskilled and added subsidoes for housmg when unemployment reached Intolerable levels To assist these analyses Mr Ford favored a five year projection of all department budgets to deterrmne where government spending programs were heading First and second year costs he believed were only tloe thin edge Iii the wedge A man changes when he becomes pres1dent 1t IS said HlS past tloererore may be no accurate gwde But tloe major clue we have today on how Mr Fcrd will altack unemployment an~h proces is what he has proposed cr supported vigorously In the past on his own not as the presodent s man As suggested above Ford is known to be a bug on budge! cutting - spendmg where you must spend heavily If you must but slashing everywhere else postporung aU good but not pressmgly essential programs Alan Greenspan likely chlllflllllh of Mr Fcrd s Councli of Economic Advisers likewise holds budget cutting as hla lop priority Before he orlgmally agreed to take the job he exacted a firm Nixon pronuse to back him up with vetoes and wltlo major cuts ln adminlstrallon budget proposals In aU thos Mr Ford and Greenspan will get enlhualasllc support from Dr ArthUr Bums chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Which is fortunate becauee the new President holds firmly to the necessity ofa close cooperollon wllh Bums to correlate fiscal and monelary pollqr Mr Ford believes government spending policies (often ID!IaUonary) and Federal Reserve policies on credit andmoneyiUJiply (ollen ~Uconary) have too oflen been contrlldlctory He lblnb llUmll hal been correct In lloslatlng on light money In lhe put bul lhat perhaps a little selecllve liJII!IIdinll ml&hl be In order ' r h • .• •• • •• 'l �• R_The Dallv !:entmel Middleport POmeroy 0 Friday Aug 16 1974 , Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! - In Mem""' NotiCe LOV""' NG fit ~ mt!'morv of Man ev C • k e•zady L who pUUd away 3 yea sago Aug 11 97l - n m •mo y s ove y garden Where remembered loy b ooms rar Your memo v dee &s Mo he s he br gh es b ossom the e The htoaven v cho hil!IS ano he ano• One we used o hea s ng n a vo c:e as pure and swee o vs Employment Wanted WILL V.eep e der y peop e nmy hOm II!' 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Ca Truck A truck with ca Fu l y equ ppe~ ooks and -2495 de One loca owner • • • -,--- -~------~~~ -- -- DOZER work and c ear ng by the acre hour y o contract farm ponds roads e c Large dozer and operator w th over 20 years exper ence Pu I ns Excavat ng Pomeroy Oh o Phone 992 2478 12 19 tfc w oDELL A nement ocated beh nd R u and G ade Schoo comp ete front end serv ce brakes and tuneups whee s ba anced e ectron ca y Open 8 to 8 da y Ca 742 3232 on Sunday for appt 7 16 tfc ----------------EXCAVAT' NG dozer oade-r and backhoe work sept c tanks nsto e-d dump rucks and o boys for h re w 1 hau 1 d rt top so mestone & grave ca Bob or Roger Je-ffers day phone 992 1089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 "" U9 95 HEAVY & BEAUTIFUL 3 pc: SPANISH coffee & end tab e sets n DARK OAK f n sh Ut Uthe ut ees DES our arge utect on of malo ep pi ancn (with 30 day money beck. gu1r:1ntees) and clean uSed furniture we wfsh to h oh'l Oht the lo lOWing GOOD ES 2 II h swlmm ng poo w th filter US m erten b rd bOxes 119 95 ea -4 dr standlrd 1 tt mttal r 11 $35 equ pment A 600 WEST MAIN ST. co Miller noted that m 1971 the U S agreed to pay Turkey some $36 nuUion to compensate an estunated 100 000 poppy farmers for not growmg poppy However lhe Turkish goverrunent now contends that Turkey s opmm poppy production will feed the on the Faith By David Poling One of the toughest questoons faced by any minister comes from a person who says '0 K I want to be a Cbrosllan what do I do next• The reason for the difficult response os the clear fact that most peoplem the church (mcluding clergy) grew up m the F&th and never approached the Cllrostlan life from the Oulside S<l when someone shows up for Sunday service or Monday coun seling and blurts out a need for some first steps In spiritual growth the pastor often suggests some class or group (Do you want to JOin the cho~r• How about helpmg out on church sup. pers•) but rarely 1s eqwpped to spell out an unmeduote sold road to ChriStian nurture Thos may be the central reason - If one can be found - for tloe staggermg success that has followed the career of Keoth Miller Here 1s a mtddle-aged Episcopal layman w1tlo dozens of years working on oli fields as a geologist telling people all over tloe place how to take the first steps In the Cbrlstian life Here os a semmary dropout (or did they throw him out •) With an advanced degree In psychology livmg close to the Gulf of Mexoco wroting tloe Taste of New Wme and becommg a best-selling author f1rst time around Whatever the reason or reasons Ke1th Miller has a style and a VISion that turns people on - to the Christian life just when so many religious mstltutions are breathmg hard and wondermg what to put In the SUnday School cumculum next fall W1th more !loan a million copies sold of second Touch The Becomers and Taste of New Wme we would not be at all surprised to see h1s hbrary on must church reading lists for a decade to come It has never ceased to amaze me that we Christians have developed a kind of selective vision which allows us to be deeply and smcerely lnvolYI!d lii'M'otililp liiid churcH activities an I yet almost totally pallll' In thi! day~n dly.out guts of our busmess lives and never realize 11 For those wh&want a faiT answer to the honest question how can I become a Christian (or a more honest believer) Ke1th Miller has teamed lip w1th Bruce Larson (koown widely for his creative leadership of Fallh At Work With 1ts lay conferences and mterdenorrunatlon8lflavor) to produce a multimedia packet dealing with just such a theme The Edge of Adventure Is the name of the program It mcludes study book leader s guide p!lrtlclpant s manual plus three three-hour cassettes of Moller and Larson leading key discusSions This whole program runs on a 13-week track can be used eas1ly with adult classes retreats compmg organizations and youlh groups 11 has a lot of healthy Input on how to put more honesty mto your relationship to your spouse as well as healing broken relationships that keep happening on lhe job In school and with the people down the block This package is oot cheap 9li in your book store or from World Publishers In Waco Tex But many have acknowledged the Increasing Influence of Miller s writings and this program could be a clincher for many wllhln the Church It s Interesting that secular and 911cred critics keep harping aboul tbe lack of leadership In North America and here is a Chrlatian layman with a Texas accent who just mlghl be the secret weapon for the Faith Miller is really dHferent - he doesn t wanlacceplance of his ideas he demands action SETS RECORD w _ _...,.:...-_....! • • IS) grow ng ac compan ed by tougher leg1slal on moght persuade tloe government m Ankara to The Ir sh consume 317 lbs of potatoes annually more than any other people n the woold reverse ts dects on Miller S81d USED CARS 74 Olds 98 LS. Sedan Demo Clove brown saddle v ny top Cru se Cont ol FM stereo steel ad al t res power door locks $AVE -------------------------- WASH!NdTON (UP!) Senate Democratic Leader Mlke Mansfield today established a lqevlly record for Senate leadefl Mllllfleld has oerved as Senate Democratic leader fer 13 yean and 225 days The old record was held by Sen Jotseph T Robinson O.Ark who served from 1923 until 1837 as both majcrlty and minority leader as control of the Senate shifted from Democrats to Republicans power atr sharp 14895 73 Bu1ck Elec H T Sed 73 Olds 98 HT Cpe , v-root power au v-roof a1r V roof paw 1 4695 • 13495 73 Dodge Pol 4 Dr HT , 13695 72 Olds Toronado Cpe a1r 12595 72 Dodge Demon 340 auto , P S 72 Olds 98 HT Cpe P S auto .... ......... 12695 12 72 72 72 Chev Imp Cpe, V-8 auto S .••..•.. 12495 P Ford Cus 500 4 dr Sed, pow alt. 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WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep Clarence Miller R~h o Thursday urged the suspensoon of U S a d to Turkey until the Turks stop growmg poppy which can be used on the pro- optum See Fred Blaettnar Darrnell Dodr II or Danny Thompson fo~ SE)V NG MACH NES Repair se v ce a I makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed s nger Sa es and Serv ce We sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 ftc SPECIALI Arms aid to Turkey hit A secret weapon 10 4 tfc JUST ARRIVED -PECI~L PURCHASE HERC0l::ON 2 pc LIVING ROOM..SUI!T.IS'S ,.... cho ce of •• \Itt ••I~ ,or p • d ., 75 00 RECLINER BONANZA cho ce of red or green VELVET pad HER CULON oxb ood ten or brown v NYL w th fu ••• No 95 2 NOTICE FOR SERVICE ·~ • SEPT C TANKS c eened Modern San tat on 992 39J.t or 992 7349 10 23 lfc ca IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS ME GS COUNTY OH 10 PROBATED V S ON " • - - ------Sales --------- AND TRUCKS 1974 Buock La Sabre 4 Dr Factory a r P S and P 8 v ny roof $3995 1974 Chevy Impala Custom Coupe $3995 2 Or hardtop fa ctory a r P S P B bron ze meta II c w th wh te v ny roo 1974 Mercury Montego Brougham 4 dr sedan fa ctory a $2795 TRUCKS OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY OHIO THELMA EDDY Defendants w~ -- ~- ·------------ 2995 4 d Seda n One carefuj Jo~al owne 302 V 8 power stee ng au o trans The 7Ss should ook same 2 Dr Hardtop A uxury spar beau t fu car Far Spec a r~asonable --- 0 1969 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 2 Middleport Phone: 992 2174 '2B95 4 D Sedan a r cond ton ng powe stee ng auto trans Gad y efer you to ocal owner Sha p wh te w fh black v ny op All ""Small Appliances l"""T- - 1973 FORD FlOO 'h TON 1970 FORD VB GAL. 500, ... .. .. 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HERE YOU ARE Cab n n coftage near mine No 1 on match We a so have one of 8 6 3 c:: washer and dryer e c Coufd the woods 3 room s 2 porches good blackfop road Rufland he argest select ons of good be 3 bedrooms gas furnace used and epossessed Mob e CANN NG toma oes b ng and a bath Ask ng only area S6 000 00 f rep ace storm doors and con a ner Gera d ne C e and $3 000 00 Plenfy of fish Homes of any dea er n the w ndows cu ta ns and drepes 60 ACRES About 20 Rae ne Oh o a ea Oor("t wa t shop today nc uded Fo nformal on ca t liable many bu ldlng s fes Berf't.v~ er Mob e 8 6 fc YOUR CHANCE - 4 renfa s n a E den We burn 992 2805 !he heart of M dd epo I C ose --rT---w th c ty water home has 3 Homes Sales 705 Farson 8 3 ttc s ree Be pre Oh o Phone TRUCKLOAD Of peaches and to al shopp ng Ask ng ~----------.....-B R s bath utility R some 423 953 app es. arr v ng Fr day $35 000 00 but want you to ook 2 BEDROOM house carpet ng & paneling 2 free Pe-aches S6 95 bu N ce 8 8 12 c Phone 992 5858" and 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Mason Br dge Chess s to be used for the new Mason w Va Home of f re truck Spec f cat ons fo qua 'Y f u t and vege ab es same can be obta ned from F re Open seven days t I 10 p m Chef Char es Legar ~ 12 tc Each b d mus conta 11 the fu name of eve y person o company nterested n the same and be accompan ed by a SOLID bond or ce fed check n the VINYL SIDI!IIG sum of S100 00 o he sat sfact on of V age Counc as a gua anty ha f he b d s ac P oduced frqm a spec a cepted a con act w be en v ny compound made by B tered nto and ts perfo mance F Good ch and Monsanto 5 proper y secured t mes h cker han me a These checks or bonds w be s d ng W not dent ch p returned at once to a except crack pee rot us or the successfu b dder H s check cha k or bond w be .he d un the contract or b d s proper y FREE HOME ESTIMATES executed by h m The v 1 age of Pomeroy and SUPERIOR the Pomeroy F re Oepa tment VINYL PRODUCTS reserve the r ght to elect any and a b ds Jane Wa ton C erk V LLAGE OF POMEROY (8 9 16 2tc Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common P eas Proba e 0 v s on Me gs County Oh o 6 3tc ------,--------- -·CAREER OPPORTUN TV D ON T KNOW THAT MGM F ea Ma ke Spec a s S5 ns de SJ ou s de Sp ng Ave Pome oy Oh o Roofs Pamted Before NOT CE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21279 Estate of Vema Carpenter Deceased Not ce s he eby 9 ven tha Robe t s Pa ker of 6 Sou h 2nd M dd epo Me gs County Oh o has been du y appo nted Adm n s ato W h he W Annexed of the Es ate of Ve ma Ca penter deceased ate of Co umb a Townsh p Me gs County Oh o Cred tors are requ red o f e the-rcamswthsadfduca y w th n four months Date-d ttl s 30 h day of Ju y 1974 PART T ME babys e 4 p m 2 :J dEtYS a week 773 5857 o5pm 8 4 Jtc Spec1al Mobile Home So c ose n so many way s For how of en does a sunse Br ng nos a g c hough s o m nd Of mom en s ha ou oved ones sha ed n days now eft beh nd How often has a f owe Or a c ys a autumn sky eco ect on s B ough go den Of happy days gone by Yes memory has a mag c way Of keep ng oved ones nea Eve 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cho1ce S 1595 • 1195 •• • 1395 Karr & Van Zandt You II Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business 991 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenongs Unhl6 ~T1IS p m Sat BY PU8LICAT ON To The unknown he rs .!lncl dev sees o Pea V Tan tho ev deceased To The unknown he rs and de sees o James Robe Low he deceased and To da Lo w he whose add ess s unknown and canno w h easonab e d gence be as e a ned You a e he eby no f ed ha yo u have been named de en dan 5 n a ega ac on en ed G o e Wh e Ad m n s a o de bon s non of he Es a e ot Pea V l'antho ev deceased P a nt ff vs The ma Ed dy e a Defendants Th s ac on has been ass gned Case No 9 s 2 n the Cou o Common P eas Proba e o v 5 on Me gs Coun \' Oh o The add ess o sa d Cou t s o Me gs Coun y Cou House Pome oy Oh o 45769 Theobec o heComplan s o se he ea es a e of he deceden o pay he debts and c.o s s of adm n s e ng he es a e wh ch rea est a e s des bed as fo ows PARCELNo Thefo owng ea es a e 5 tuated n he Coun y of Me gs n he Sta e of Oh o and n he Townsh p o 0 e and bo unded and desc bed as o ows Being he no h one ha of he sou heas qua e of he sou heas qua e o Se on No 24 Town No 4 Range No o he Oh o Company 5 Pu chase and be ng a 20 ac e o bounded by p ope y nes as o ows On he no h by ands of Da d Row and and Ch u e on he Eas by he Eas ne of Sect on No 24 on he sou h by ands o W He ney and on he Wes by ands of w Heney Refe ence Deed Vo 143 Page 62 Deed Reco d5 Me gs Coun y Oh o PARCEL No 2 A so he fo ow ng rea esta es ua ed n 0 ve Townsh p Coun y o Me gs and S a e ot Oh o and n Sec on No 23 Beg nn ng 40 1:! ads Eas o he northwes co ne of Sec on No 23 then e Eas 59 od s and 4'1 nks then ce sou h 39 ods then e nk5 wes 59 rods and 4 then ce no th 39 ods to he p ace of beg nn ng conta n g 4 55 ac es mo e o ess Ex cep 1'19 howeve f om the above rae of and a ce an po on hereof bounded as fo ows Beg nn ng 40 2 rods eas of he no hwes corne of above sec on thence eas 59 ods and 4 nks o coun y oad hence sou h S fee thence wes 59 ods and ~ nks thence north 16 feet o he pace of beg nn ng conta n ng 36 00 ac es more o ess The amount of and conveyed n abOve t ac be ng 4 19 ac es mo e or ess and abo e des bed ac s be ng he same p em ses onv eyed by Frank Founds and w fe o former g an o s bV war any deed of da e of Apr 23 936 and reco ded May 6 936 n Vo 42 Page 54 Deed Records of Me gs S:oun y Oh o R:efe en e Deed Vo ume 143 Page 61 Me gs Coun y Deed Reco ds 0 and gas n e ests as fo ows PARCEL No 3 The un d v ded one ha f nte est n he o and gas oge he w th he m n ng gh s attached there o n and unde he fo ow no ea es a e desc bed as Per ce No 3 n he Townsh p o 01 ve n he c oun y of Me gs and Sta e of Oh o The -Sou heas quar e of he no heas qua e of Sec on No 7 Town 4 and Range No 1 of he Oh o Company s Pu chase co nan ng 42 ~ a c es mo e o ess Refe ence Deed Vo ume 38 Page 522 Deed Reco ds Me gs Co un v Oh o PARCEL No 4 Th e un d v ded one ha f n e est n he o and gas oge he w th he m n ng gh s a ached the eo n and unde he to ow ng ea es a edesc bed as Pac e No 4 s tua ed n he Towns.h p of 0 e n he coun y of Me gs and Sta e of Oh o The north ha f of he no heas quar te of Sec on No 17 Town 4 Range of he 011. o Company s Pur ac es chase con a n ng 84 mo e or ess There s excepted how eve f om Parce No A he fo ow ng rae of lind conveyed by James R Low he to Hu de L Ma heny by deed dat e:d an 23 933 and reco ded ' n Vo 39 a Page 7 hereof and desc bed as o ows Beg nn no a a s one 2 ods no h of he sou hwest co ner o he no h ha 1 of he no heas qu;:,r e of sa d Sec on No 1 thence no h 56lf. deg ees eas 41 ods and 9 nks to a s one thence no h 77 h deg ees e11s 26 od5 to 1 s one hence nor h 64 deg ees east 7 ads and 5 nks to 11 stone hen ce north 8 V:l deg ees eas 7 roda and 6 nks to a stone- thence north 62 Yl deg ees eas 37 rods and 5 nks to a stone on the sou h s de o nd an Run hen ce nor h 35 deg ees west 19 ods and 5 nks o he north ne of Sec on No 7 hence wes a ong he no h ne o Sei=t on 7 110 rods and 3 nks o ends now o to mer y owned by he estate o J w Johnson thence sou h 68 rods and 9 nks to tie place of beg nn ng conta n ng JO ac es moe o ess Excep a road 30 tee w de f om the 0 ac e o k.nown as he acob Rar<lon o o he tract of and owned by M Jackson he oed o be oca ed on he best ocation and g ade Furthermore ex.cept ng f om Pa ce No 4 the fo ow no t act of and Beg nn n9 a the nor h east corne of Sec on No 7 hence Sou h 34 rods artd 14 nks o he m dd e of nd an R: un Road fhence a ong he m dd e of s" d road as to ows North 48 8 ods and 0 nks no h 64 deg ees wes 22 ods and 23 nks No h 52~ deg ees Wes 6 rods and 6 nk.s No h 0 deg ees Wes 4 ods and 2 nks o a s one on he No h s de o oad and he No h ne of Sec on No 17 hence Eas a ong he Sec t on ne 52 ods and 11 nks o he p ace of beg nn ng co n a n ng S 8 acres more o ess Rete ence Deed Vo ume 38 Page 522 Deed Reco ds Me gs Co un y Oh o PAR CEL NO 5 The coa o and gas oge he w h he m n ng gh s a ached he e o he o ow ng n and unde desc bed ea e5 a e s ua ed n he Coun y of Me gs n he S a e of Oh o and n he Townsh p o 0 ve bounded and desc bed as fo ows S ua ed n Sec on No 7 Town No 4 and Range No of he Oh o Company s Pu chase bounded and desc bed as o ows Beg nn ng a he No heas carne of Sec on No 7 hence sou1h 34 ods and A nks to he m ddle of nd an Run oad hen ce a ong m dd e of sa d road as to ows Nor h 48 deg ees west a ods and 0 nk s No h 64 deg ees west and 23 nk s No h 52 degrees wes 6 ods and 6 nks No h 10 deg ees wes 4 ods and 2 nks o as one on he no h s de of sa d road and the North ne of Sec on 1 hence Eas a ong Sec on ne 52 rods and 7 nks o he p ace of beg nn no c on a n ng 5 8 ac es mo e o ess Rete ence Deed Vo ume 138 Page 55 Deed Reco dS Me gs Coun v Oh o PARCEL No 6 The coa o and gas oge he w h he m n ng gh 5 a ached he eto n and under he fo ow ng desc bed rea es a e s ua ted n he Townsh p of 0 ve n he Coun y of Me gs and Sta e of Oh o n Sec on No Town of he Oh o No 4 Range No Company s Pv chase bounded and desc bed as fo ows Beg nn ng a he No thwes co ne of Sect on No 11 hen ce Eas 9 ods and 1 nks to a stone a he Nor heas co ner of a 0 acre ract deeded by J B Tor ence o James A Low h~ thence a ong ne of sa d sou ac h30 odsthe andeas 12 nks to an on p n n he m dd e of nd an Run Road hence 11 ong the m dd e of sa d road as to ows Sou h 49 3/. degrees West 7 rods and 1 nks Nor h 83 deg ees west 11 ads and 17 nks hen ce nor h 48 deg ees wes 2 od5 and 14 nks to the wes ne o Sec on thence no h 34 rods and 14 nk.s to the p ace of beg nn ng con a n ng 4 2 ac es mo e or(l' ess Rete ence Deed Vo ume 138 Page 55 Deed Reco ds Me gs Coun \' Oh o PARCEL No 7 The un d v ded one ha f n e es n the o and gas ogethe w th the m n ng gh s a teched hereto n and under he to ow ng desc bed rea es a e s uated n he Townsh p of o ve n the County of Me gs and ,Sta e of Oh o n Sec on No Town 4 and Range No of he Oh o Company s Purchase and bounded and desc bed as fo ows A ot of and bounded on the Wes by Sec on No 7 on the Nor h by ands former y owned bf Thomas Parker on the Eas by ands former y owned by Jos ah Cowdery and 0 F F e ds and on he South by ands fo mer y owned by Jos ah Cowdery con a n ng 0 acres more o ess The e s excep ed from Pa ce No 7 he fa ow ng desc bed ea es ate Beg n n ng a he no thwest co ner of sa d Sec on No 1 hence eas 9 rods and nks to a stone at the no heas co ne of a 10 acre trac deeded by J 8 Tor ence and w fe o James R Low her thence sou h a ong the eas ne of sa d rae 30 rods and 2 nks to an on p n n he m dd e of nd an Run Road thence a ong the m dd e of sa d oad as fo ows South 49 degrees wes 7 ods and 1 nks North 83 degrees west 1 rods and 11 nks hence no h 48 degrees wes 2 rods ahd 14 nks to he wes ne of sa d Sect on No 11 thence nor h 34 rods and 14 nks to the p ace of beg nn ng conta n ng 4 2 ac es mo e o ess Reference Deed Vo ume t38 Page 522 Deed Records Me g5 County Oh o The nte es of he g antee n Paces 2 3 4and 5 s svblec t to an o and gas ease granted o W B and 8 8 0 and Gas Company You a e equ ed o answer the Comp ant w h n 28 days af er he u pub ca on of th s not ce wh ch w be pub shed once each week tor s x sue cess ve weeks The as pub ca on w be made on Aug us 23 974 and he 28 day s for answer w commence on th& da e n case of your fa ure o answe oro herw se respond as equ red by he Oh o Rues of C v Procedures judgment by defeu w be rend e ed aga ns you o re ef demanded n th s Comp a ng anet E Morr s Deputy C erk Cov of Common P eas P obate D v s on Me gs Coun \' Oh o 6 13 6 c WANTSHEALTIIBIU. WASHINGTON (UPI) Democratic congressional leaders Indicated today they would like to pass health In surance before reaching their targel dste for adjournment In mId 0 c to be r Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield after a joint De moe ra he lead ersh lp meetmg said leaders In both bouaes were aiming for an adjournment date between Oct I and 15 and plarmed no lameduck session after the November elections • $1895 Standa d sh f1 1973 Ford F 100 Custom 302 V 8 aUio P S ong w de bed w h lopper $2695 1970 Ford F100 W lh slep s de bed $1495 USED CARS 1972 Amencan Motors Gremlin 2 Or 6 cy au omat c ....... $1695 1971 Mercurv Monterey 4 Dr Sedan Facto y a r P S P B v ny oof .$1695 1971 Buck La Sabre ...... Custom 4 dr Sedan a P S Am FM ado v nyl oof $1995 1971 Chevy Nova 2 Dr V 8 automat c sharp $1595 1970 Chevy Monte Carlo 2 Dr Hard op V 8 automat c P S P B 1971 Capre 2 Dr 4 c.y nder 4 speed $1395 • $1295 1970 Ford Toreno GT 2 D ha dlop 5995 1 't68 V W Camp Mob1 le In good shape $1195 1970 Olds Toronado 2 Dr $1695 Ha dtop Th s car s oaded • Good Selection Cheaper Cars See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 Chester 0 ·---------------~-------· POINT PLEASANT· MASON AUTO GLASS 'For All Your Glass Needs COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PHONE 773-5710 773-5118 I• ft RAY CROMI.EY Previewing presidential economic policies By Ray Cromley WASHINGTON (NEA) - At one tune a younger and perhaps more radical Mr Ford proposed that the pres1dent should sot down with Congress to review the governments ongomg programs then mtroduce bills rescinding prevoously voted appropruotions for those activities both agreed dod not meet the test of economy ThiS was Mlnor1ty Leader Fords approach to onflation Mr NJXon attempted to achieve thiS same end by a series of vetoes and by 1cehoxmg appropruohons He flliled At anotloer time Mr Ford backed proposals for creatmg an independent bipartisan organization to revoew the government s programs and budgets on a regular bas1s The Hoover type COI1UJUBSlon would Include members of Congress and tloe pubilc For one thos group was to run a comprehensive revoew of federal domestic and foreign assistance programs to detenrune which were overlappmg Inefficiently run woproductove or had outlived usefulness In 1967 Mr Ford noted there were 400 federal aid appropriations for 170 separate assiStance programs ad{llllltstered by 21 federal departments aod agencoes 150 Washmgton b.!reaus and 400 regoonal offices each wllh ots own way of passmg out federal tax dollars The same studles were to deternune wh1ch new programs should be created and whoch old ones expanded Here Mr Ford has favored stlmutaling pnvate capotal Investment and the creation of jobs by wider and stronger mvestment credits accelerated deprecuotjon a greater stunulus for private mduslr al research stronger mcentives for employers to h1re and train the unskilled and added subsidoes for housmg when unemployment reached Intolerable levels To assist these analyses Mr Ford favored a five year projection of all department budgets to deterrmne where government spending programs were heading First and second year costs he believed were only tloe thin edge Iii the wedge A man changes when he becomes pres1dent 1t IS said HlS past tloererore may be no accurate gwde But tloe major clue we have today on how Mr Fcrd will altack unemployment an~h proces is what he has proposed cr supported vigorously In the past on his own not as the presodent s man As suggested above Ford is known to be a bug on budge! cutting - spendmg where you must spend heavily If you must but slashing everywhere else postporung aU good but not pressmgly essential programs Alan Greenspan likely chlllflllllh of Mr Fcrd s Councli of Economic Advisers likewise holds budget cutting as hla lop priority Before he orlgmally agreed to take the job he exacted a firm Nixon pronuse to back him up with vetoes and wltlo major cuts ln adminlstrallon budget proposals In aU thos Mr Ford and Greenspan will get enlhualasllc support from Dr ArthUr Bums chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Which is fortunate becauee the new President holds firmly to the necessity ofa close cooperollon wllh Bums to correlate fiscal and monelary pollqr Mr Ford believes government spending policies (often ID!IaUonary) and Federal Reserve policies on credit andmoneyiUJiply (ollen ~Uconary) have too oflen been contrlldlctory He lblnb llUmll hal been correct In lloslatlng on light money In lhe put bul lhat perhaps a little selecllve liJII!IIdinll ml&hl be In order ' r h • .• •• • •• 'l �"' · • • • Sentinel, Mlddleport-l'<imcl'oy, 0 .. i'rldav. Au• • Gallja firm wJll get permit The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (Ohio EPA ) announced today that it ' · proposes to i ss u~ water pollution cootrol permits to eight applicant.. -· including one Kanauga firm spocifying and limiting their discharge of pollutants into In fnnl son di1•s • ' • . RACING FANS AT THE MEIGS COUNTY FAJR were treated to many scenes like these Thursday evening during the first evening of twilight -·• 'l"acing. So many horses were entered in tile racing program that the race card was just about double in the number of races held during the evening: Inflationary bills vetoed WASHINGTON (UP!) _ President Ford has taken the economic initiative by vetoing two biDs as inflationary and threatening to veto a third, while Congress moves quickly to give him the inflationmonitoring task force he wants. Both the House and Senate Banking Committees quickly approved Ford's request for the new ."jawboning" agency Thursday, and .both houses are tentatively scheduled to consider the bill Monday. The President vetoed a bill Thursday to spend $47 million on animal research programs, saying It was inflationary. His first veto, for the same reason, was againsJ pay increases for U. S. marshals. Ford has also threatened to veto a $20 billion mass trans· porla!ion bill unless it is cut almost in half. Liberals have offered a $15 billiOn com· promise, but Ford has not Indicated whether he will accept il. Al50 coming up for his approval or veto are the major appropriations bills, on which · Congress is still working. Many members ·of Congress are ·skeptical about Ford's proposed task force, but say il should be approved because Ford wants it and that even if it does no good, it would not do any hann either. The vote in the House Banking Committee was 27 to 7, but no one spoke in favor of il durll!g a 50-minute meeting. The House is •xpected to rubbeNiamp Ford's request to set up a monitoring agency of lop presidential advisers and Cabinet members to coor· din ate ·the administration 's anti·inflation fight. Passage by the Senate may not be so easy as by the House. Sen. Adlai Stevenson, D·DI ., and other liberals want to ·strengthen U1e bill in varying ways. The Stevenson amendments were defeated in committee, but he indicated he would try on the Senate floor to give the task force subpoena power and authority to delay price or wage increases 45 days, with an additional 4:>day delay if necessary while it gathers evidence and holds hearings on the increase. The task force would not have the power to permanently control wages and prices. Industry would be required to keep certain records and to Pleasant Valley Hospital DISCHARGES - Mrs. Leon Pulz, Point Pleasant; Charles Hudson, Buffalo; Mrs. Guy Sayre, Poi nt Pleasant; Timothy Morris, Mason; Mrs. Henry Hartman, Long Bottom; Ray Fisher, Gallipolis Ferry ; !key Jordan, Henderson; Edna Smith, Hartford; Worthy Leach, Point Pleasant; Rita Ferrell , Point Pleasant; Warren Ferrell, Point Pleasant. UNIT CALLED The Middleport E·R Squad was called Thursday at 10:30 p.m . for Ira Vickasoose , Pomeroy, who was taken to Holzer Medical Center. · We promise to keep your money vault-safe. With high-interest. And available whenever you need it. Start a Savings Account today. We'll make an unbeatable combination. TRUST us. ) make specific reports. The task force would be em. powered to subpoena records if necessary. Ford asked for $1 million to run the task force, but the Stevenson bill would give him $5 million·. Ford's top economists have repeatedly said they do not want any power to subpoena or to delay wage and price in· creases. They say the agency should be able to accomplish its purpose through publicity. · They also do not want the . country to get the impression the Ford administration is even thinking about reimposing wage and price controls. · ' 'Business and labor are sick of being bounced in and out of mandatory controls," said Kenneth Rush, Ford's . Nixon ••• . economic eoordonalor, at Senate heanngs Thursday · T 1ppy • D ye Cont inued from page 1 1946 and his 1950 basketball team won the Big Ten title. From 1951 to 1959 he coached at the University of Washington in Seattle, where his basketball teams won six north ern division titles and two Pacific Coast titles. · After the assignment in Seatue, Dye became athletic director at the University of Wichita , then moved on to the University of Nebraska where he rejuvenated the athletic fortunes of that prodigious Big Eight power. From there he was called to Northwestern. It was at Ohio State that Tippy developed a reputation as an all-around athlete that still makes his name a by-word in Big Ten circ les. He graduated from Ohio State in 1937, after a brilliant career in which he starred in football, basketball and baseball. His success at Nebraska went beyond the Cornhuskers' Holzer Medle!al Center (Discharged. Aug. l5i Arminda Anderson, Wyman Barcus, Mrs . Gregory Bonecutter and daughter, Dorothy Brown, Irene Brown, Howard Burdette, Steven Bush, Grella Byrne, Harold Cook, Juanita Damron, Mary Dean , Grace Ellis, Dennie Estep, Louis Hochberg , Elaine Holley, Patricia Jones, George Lewis, .Mrs. William T.i. t ~ ' ~ and son, HQWard Markel, Harold Marshall, Bi1lie Perry, Brenda Pollard, Kathy Reese, . Lisa Russell, Maude Sellards, Lucy Sergent, Diana Smales , Christopher Smith, Mrs . Cloyd Smith and daughter , Shciron Spires, William Stewart, Mavis Taylor, Carl Treadway. Jean Unger, Emma Waldren , Fred Williams, Lisa Wol£ord, Harry Wright. (Births) Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, a son, Bidwell ; Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Lucas, a daughter, Ga llipolis; Mr . and Mrs. James canady, a son, Vinton; Mr. and Mrs . Mitchell Hoff. man , a daughter, Ravenswood, W. Va. Paul Edward Clark II, infant son of Paul E. and Sherry L.. and enables any concerned Barrett Clark, South Third citizen to find out what Is being Ave., Middleport, died early discharged and what is Thursday morning at required of the facility . The Ohio EPA's proposal to Children's H~pital , Columbus. Paul Edward was born Aug. issue NPDES permits is based 13 this year, at Pleasant Valley upon a preliminary staff Hos pital, Point Pleasant. review and application of state 8\!sides his parents, his grand· parents, Mr. and Mrs. WendeU INSURANCE TAKEN G. Barrell. Rt. I. Langsville, FORT WILLIAM , Scotland and Mr. and Mrs. Hollis W. (UP!) - The Amphibious Clark, Rt. 1, Middleport, and Ancient Bathing Association several aunts, uncles and has insured six swimmers cousins surviv~ . taking part in a 24·mile race on Graveside rites will be at 1 Loch Ness against attack by p.m. Saturday at the Miller's the Loch Ness monster. Each Cemetery, Langsville with swimmer is covered for' $3,120 Rev . 0 . H. Cart officiating. if the monster attacks, said Friends may call at the swim coach Dennis Sullivan. Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home "We can't be too careful," he from 6 to 9 this evening. said. 0 '"" "" pomeroy national bank the bank of the Gen lurv es tabl 1shed 1872 FDIC MAIN OFFICE Mon .. Tues ., Wed ., Tt'lu i's. 9 a ..m .-3 p.m . Friday 9 a .m . to 7 p.m. SGiurday9 a .m . to 1l Noon F"r !day 9 a ,in . to 7 p .m . AUTO BANK HOURS FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12.,. MOIIDAY•THURSDAY 9 to 3 .A hometown friend; . . Stitzlein Continued from page 1 assistanls will soon be hlr811 work with Dr. Stilzlein in office located at the JaclbOII Branch of the · Agricultural Research Development Center south Jackson. Prior to coming to Jac:k.s•ln Stitzleln headed the 1·70+7< in- Community D~~=~i'~~~'!, Project in Guernsey Counties, where he with local leaders on the establishment of an industrial park, a housing sub<livislon,! zoning commissions, and a farmers' market. S!i!zlein, who has graduate work at Mi"tohi11an , Slate University, was recently awarded a · Ph.D.a egree by The Ohio State University . He is married and has two small sons. TilE GRANO CHAMPION STEER at.the Meigs County ·Fair was purchased by the Jones Boys for $1.78 per pound Friday. The animal weighed 950 pounds. The animal was Owned by ~gie Gaul, son of Mr. and 'Mrs. ~ger Gaul. Shown 1-r are, Merle Evans and Bob Howard, representing the Jones Boys, Queen Barbara and King Grant and Rogie holding the animal. The steer was sold at the Junior Livestock Sale Friday night al the Meigs County Fair .. ' tmts Cloudy but li!Ue chance of rain today. Highs to 115. Humid 1onight, showers probabl e Monday. Higha in the 80s. VOL 9 NO. 29 SUNDAY, AUGUST 18, 1974 GALLIPOLIS·POINT PLEASANT • I . CHRIS MILLER, left, and Kenny Hoffman, left Saturday to represent Meigs High School in the Ali.Qhio Youth Choir. The 350-voice choir performs each year during the Ohio State Fair and is under the direction of Glenville Thomas, Zanes· ville. Miller and Hoffman will lake part in ~y long practices unlii the beginning of tlle fair, Aug. 22 when they will take part in opening d;ly festivities. They will remain a\ lhe fair, staying in the Rhodes Youth Center until Sept. 1. Miller is th~ son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller, Rt. 2, Cheshire, and Hoffman is the son of Uoyd Hoffman, Fbmeroy, Both members are in the chorale at Meigs High School under the direction of Mrs:- Christine Johnson Guthrie. FOUR GAHS SINGERS- Gregg Thomas, Usa James, Bill Schopis and Andy Fischer, 1-r, in Columbus preparing for the AII.Ohio Youth Choir season. Four GAHS· students in All Ohio Youth Choir Four members of the Gallia Academy Choir and Madrigals reported to the Rhode's Youth Cellter Saturday, Aug . 17, to begin two weeks of singing with the 35(). .voice All Ohio Youth Choir. The choir was selected from 3,000 applications from all over the slate. For the first time in the history of the Rose Bowl Parade, this choir 's alumni from previous years will be given a chance to march and sing, There will be young FOR HER 1 RACK LADIES' ON~20EACH -NOW$700 CASUAL PANTS Reg. $13.50 40% t·-·-·-·-·-..-·-·-··-·-·-··------·-·-·-·-·-·•1 30% 30% 1-·-·-··---·----------,--·-·-·--J 30% SHIRT-S PULlOVER SHIRTS .•SUITS AND SPORT COATS Weather Chance of showers tonight, low in .upper 00s. Saturday partly cloudy with a chance of showers and thundershowers except for the southeast por' tion . Highs Saturday in the mid to upper ans. . A..uto S1tl es 1963 Vw par1ie11y Chopped . Newly p.!! lnted 5400 Ca-ll 773 · 5865 , Meson ,tlfler 5 p ,m 8·. 16 3tc ----,--·-------- SPORT AND DRESS Reduced MEN 'S DRESS & CASUAL Reduced a. Hagger 20% ~soo KNIT TOPS . AND SLACKS Reg . $6.00 to $10.00 1 RACK LADIES -BLOUSES LADIES KNIT PANT SUITS ·smER DRESSES $3 NOW TO Gay Gibson Berkshire Hobnobber Coddington ss 0 ~PRICE PRICE ALL LADIES SUMMER SIACK.S Reduced LADIES SHORTS, SKIRTS, Reduced )..-~ LADIES CQ1T0N 'II DRESSES LAD IES POLYESTER AND Reduced Reduced ALL ·WEATHER COATS 40 30% FOR STORE HOURS: 9: 15 to 5: . 00 Mon. lhru Fri. . 9:15108:00 SATURDAY POMEROY - With several locally owned horses taking part, Friday ·s twilight horse harness racing program of . the lllth annual Meigs County Fair was an enthusia:..tic success. "F arm~ lead Charlie," owned by Rodney and Roger Spencer of Pomeroy and Jacob Weinberger, Gallipolis, raced to two first place· victories and ''Crescent Stone H," owned by Waid and Edward Humphrey of Pomeroy. driven by Ed Humphrey won a first and a second. In the first race "Worth Marken," owned by Dr. Kenneth E. Owen . of Marietta placed first; "Kay Baby," owned by Scott Rankin of Hopewell was second and "Color Print" owned by Jerome Rini of·Portsmouth was third. In the fifth ra<e, the second time around for the two year old trotters of the first race, " Butt Out" owned by William Miller and William McDaniel of Pi~eton was first; " Kay Baby," again placed second and ''Twin City Nanci" 0wned by Dr . R. R. Fuller of Newark was third. Trophy horse for lhe LADIES I & 2 PC. SWIMWEAR ~~ BAHR CLOTHIERS ·MIDDLEPORT, 0. raCes was ~~worth Marken" with John Kerr presenting the trophy blanket on . behalf of Radio Station WMPO. Due to -the la<ge number of-entrieo in the thr~ year old pace class, there were two divisions In that competition. The -~ POMEROY - NO APPROVALS NO LAY·A·WAYS Spencer · Weinberger, "Farmstead Humphrey horse won second in the fourth Charlie" won firsts in both the second and and third in the eighth. The finishes on sixth races. Second iri the second race was both races were dose and the final "Quaker Hallmark" opened by Gary decision was made by photo.finish . Third McDonald of Jeffersonville with T. D.'s place in both races went lo " Rene's Girl" Gri ts" owned by Jack Neigler of owned by Raymond Grant. Trophy horse Tuscarawas taking third. In the sixth race, for the two races was "Ct'lnkya" because "T. D.'s Grits" was second and third was its time was sliglitly less than the Hum· ''Sensational Dream" owned by Diana phrey horse - about one second - in its Lynn Malone of Waterford. In the second first place win in the fourth. Presenting the division , the third and seventh races, "Big trophy blanket to the winner on behalf of Z" owned by Dr . Jerome · Rini of Ports· The Daily Sentinel was Mrs. Charlene mouth was first in both with "Lord Bux· Hoeflich, an editorial staff member of the ton" owned by the two Pomeroy Spencers paper. and Dr. Weinberger, was second in both. Third place in the third went to "Edgewood Mullaney " owned by ,Francis Ryan of Sabina with third in the seventh race going to "Sissy Stone" owned by Maurice Currens, Sr., Athens. The trophy horses among the Pacers was " Farmstead Charlie" winning the trophy blanket on a time basis from " Big Z" who had also placed 'first in two races. The trophy was presented on behalf of the Five Points.Grill · by Jimmy Stewart. The fourth and eighth races, trot for .., non-winners of $1,500 in thelr lifetime, $3W , . ,_.. ' ~·conkya " owne<J !lYMrs: C<mnie'Majors Jerusalem winning first in the fourth and second in the eighth . "Crescent Stone," the of----·-:::;a. has been in the band for four years and is active . in school musicals, also with superior ratings at the Solo and Ensemble contesi. Fischer, the son of Mrs. Anne Fischer, 613 Second Ave., a bass, also in his fourth year in the choir, has served two years in the band and Madrigals . He is active in school musicals and has reCeived superior ratings al the Solo and Ensi>mble contest. Anyone attending the Ohio Slate Fair in Columbus, beginning Aug . 22, is invited to stop and listen lo the All Ohio Youth Choir . Mrs • .6lazewicz will head Gilligan drive POMEROY - Virginia Blazewicz, 405 Lasley Sl., Pomeroy, was named toaay as Meigs County chairman of Ohioans for Gilligan. She will coordinate activities in Meigs County on behalf of Governor John J . Gilligan's re..,lec!ion effort. Ahousewife, Mrs. Blazewicz is a life· long resident of Meigs County and is active in the Women's Missionary Group of the United Methodist Church. She also is Meigs. County representative to the Tri· County 648 Board. She .lives with her husband, Dr. Selim J. Blazewicz. Annual pony harness Friday afternoon activities at the !lith annual Moi&B County Fair. Four pooy harness ·entries, 48 inches and under, raced with "Orurn Major" driven by Joey Davis and owned by George Bolin el Pomeroy taking · first. "Bob" owned and driven by Ed Bush of Racine Route 1 took second place honors. · There were ooly two entries in the quar!A!r mile race for ponies 46 lnches.and ,..der. The first place was won by Mary Ann Mullen rid~ "Fretol(Tom Mu.sser was unopposed with "Rex" in the 46 te 4~ inches class and got first money. The 48 to 52 Inch competition had eight entries with Donald Yost of Rutland Route I taking · first on "Tony" and Sidney Wise of Mid· dleport riding " Joe" t•klng second. Ronnie Ervin, Athens, riding " Midnight" was first In the 52 inch to 56 inch class and second was Jimmy Evans riding "Black Sabhath" owned by Tom Wolfe, Racine. In the over 56 Inches class, J\)e Aranted of Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va ., was first on "Sunburst'' with Carl Meeks of · Shade winning second with " Pocobuck," , WAS!l!NGTON (UP!) - Spedal Watergate Prosecutor Leon Jaworski's office has investigated and dismissed allegations that former New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller helped finance disruption of the 1972 Democratic National Conveniion, the ·Whi te House said Saturday. Press Secretary Jerry terHorst told reporters that Jaworski's staff considers the matter completely closect:" And a Rockefeller spokesman in Seal Harbor, Maine, described as "absurd"· the ac. etisatlon which was first · made by an anonymous caller. . Rockefeller aide Hugh Murrow said members of the Rockefeller family, in· eluding the former governor, contributed to the 1972 presidential campaign "only after three months of negotiations pro· duced an assu.-ance that all fWlds from the Rockefellers would be used only in New . York State under the supervisioo of R. Burdell Bixby, our own state campaign manager.'' The sequence of events left ~ckefeller's status as a vice presidential contender in doubt. The fact that President Ford planned to announce his choice ne~t Tuesday or Wednesday, although Jaworski's investigation might have been Supt. Kuhn has jobs open to application GALUPOLIS - Supt. of City Schools Paul Kuhn said Saturday positions are open lo application in five classifications in the city system. Applications will be accepted at Mr . Kuhn's office in Washington School or by calling 446-3211. The classifications are fulltime custodians, substitute teachers, substitute cooks, suootilule bus drivers and a part. time transportation superv iSQr. still incomplete at that tfrne, could Indicate that Rockefeller already had been eliminated for one reason or another. It remained to be detennined whether the allegations were made in a deliberate attt~mpt to discredit ~ckefeller. They came from an anonymous caller who telephoned the · White HollSe last Sunday and asked to speak io Philip · Buchen, Ford's old la;t plll'\lter who has since been named a presidential coimsel. President Ford's preos secretary, · Jerry terHorst, announced JaworakP.s findings a few hours after a Whit.: Houae official disclosed that Ford had paased on the tipster's information to the Special Prosecutor's office. It is clear now, terHorst said, that the aliegations against Rocke!eller were "without fOWldation" and that "therefore il would appear that this matter should have no bearing on President Ford's consideration of a vice presidential nominee.'' · The White House o£ficial said the tipster told Ford's aide Philip Buchen that· evidence of Rockefeller's involvement was contained in volwninous documents once · Continued on page 14 RECORD CABBAGE VINTON - Hobert Christian bas grow• what he believes ts a record sized cabbage In this area in bis gardeu on Tom Gleon Rd.,, just south of here. Chrlstlau's cabbage welgbo IU lbs., and Is 151'. Inches in diameter. Dorset honors shared at fair · .... ' judging Friday Three sections POMEROY - Ray Barcus, Gallipolis of roads given shared Route 2, and Dan Dalley, Guysville, bonors_in the Dorset sheep breed .judging at the Meigs Col!ll!Y Fair. Barcus won first the ram lamb hack to comity category with Dalley taking second. In ---·- - Pony racing draws well a~~d running races were a highlight of ALL SALES FINAL and has been in the band four years. She has received a superior rating at the Solo and Ensemble contest. Schopis, lhe son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert people from ,Gallipolis going with lhe Schopis, 452Hedgewood Dr ., is a tenor and group. as a choir member ' and Gailia Academy students named to the in his fourth year . his second year in Madrigals. He has been 1974-75 choir are Lisa James, Bill Schopis, in the band two years and is active in Greg. Thomas and Andy .Fischer . . school musicals, also receiving superior Miss James is the daughter of Mr. and ratings at the Solo and ~semble contest. Greg Thomas, also a tenor, is the son Mrs. Donald C. James, 579 Lower River Rd. A soprano, this is her fourth year in of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Thomas, choir, and her third year in Madrigals. She Chillicothe Rd. This is his fourth year in has been active in three school musicals the choir and second year in Madrigals. He Local horses winners in twilight races 40~ OFF Catalina Jantzen · Coddington Rose PRICE 20 CENTS Middleport·Pomeroy Rockefeller ruled clean Sale Prices on Womens Fall Coordinates • Daytime Dresses • Coats • Mens Shirts · Sport Coats· Jeans· Womens Sleepwear • Ba't h Ensembles • Draperies • Dish Cloths · Pressure Canners SUITS SPORTCOATS By Hubbard Than 12,000 Families .. . SALE STARTS MONDAY, AUG. 19 PANTS Reaching More ' ~P:o:m~e:r~oy:w~as:::78:d:e~g~re~e~s~un~d:e~r~~=====~===~;:::::;;:::::::::::::::~ TURNED DOWN ATHENS (UPI) - Premier Constantine Karamanlis today turned down an invitation to go to Washington to meet with President Ford for talks on the Cyprus .criSis, · a government spokesman said . Your lnvited Guest Save During Our Fair Week Sale FOR HIM Superintendents Denlilil Murdock and Dave Campbell to secure another janftor for Kyger Creek High School. The board plans to move Ed Spear•. maintenance man at Kyger Creek to help with maintenance probleJJUI In the rest of the district. Another janitor Is needed to replace Spears . Anyone wishlng .to apply for _the _ job should contact Murdock for an ap· plication . Services Inc. of Mechanical Colwnbus was awarded a contract to furnish a new boiler at AddavUie ; Elementary School. The low bid was $9,904. The boiler is expected to be delivered in six to eight weeks. . The board, following an executive session , detennlned to award lunchroom food purchase contracts on the same basis as last year . Continued nn page 14 + Weather EIberfeIdS· In p0me·r·o, school Preside.nt Robert H. Stroll said in announcing the appointment. "He Is in tune . with the ch8r•cter of this university and .is a fine representative of this in· stitutlon. ·• Pont, whO moved to Northwestern from indiana in 1972, coached the Wildcats to a .500 Big Ten season iri 1973. "While we are distressed to have lost Dye, we didn't have to look far to see Pont's quaUfica!lons to succeed him," Strotz said. Pont played football ai · MitUlli . of Ohio under Hayes and Parseghian before Hayes · began turning out powerhouse teams at Ohio State · and .Parseghian, after a stint as the Northwestern coach, carved a name of himself as coach. at Notre. Dame. GAI.LIPOI.!S- Gallia County', Local and HJ:tskell Saunders. Regular cooks designated were ~arl Payne at Cheshire·Kyger and Garnet dr ivers, two su bstitute dr ivers • two Kiser at Bidwell·Porter. Betty Moles was regular cooks, four substitute cooks, a named head cook at Cheshire.Kyger temporary secretary and accepted several replacing Shirley Jones who resigned. resignations. Substitute c6oks employed were Elva Employed were Gale Michael Allen a Gregory, Opal Phillips, Sandra liurris, and Lycille Contosta. Mrs. Diane Bittinger Marshall University gr<Jduatc as dividualized instructor 1::1l Vinton of Addison was hired as temporary Elementary; Debr:J Copenhaver , also n secretary at Kyger Creek High School. graduate of Marsho.lll Unive rsity , in an nestgnatlons were l:lccepted from elementary posi tion at Bidwell-Porter and Kathy l'iler. a teacher ; Robert Hedrick, Debra RhOdes, Joan Kimmel and Barbttra Wayne Russell and Robert Waugh, bus Wolfe, as remedial readi ng teachers in lhe dr.ivcrs, and Shirley Jones and Jeane county . Another remedial reading ir) - Smith, cooks. structor is needeoi for the Kyger Creek Assistant football coaches approved area. were Deryl Well and Mike Mulford at H.egular bus drivers hired were Melvin Kyger Creek; Ron Twyman and Ron Stover, Linda Freeman , Eloise Thompson. Janey at North Gallia and Roger Foster at William Marks and ~ary Cox. Sub- Hannan Trace. stitute drivers e mPloyed were Clara Day Th e board authorized Assistant Board of Educati on Saturday afternoon employed fiv e l<:achers . five regular bus · Open Tonight Until 8 PM Shop Saturday 9:30 to 8 PM Continued from page 1 profane, but more often he was simply unintelligible or irreievant. He bombed Indochina back into the stone age, but he owned and loved a beautiful Irish setter, King dominance or Big Eight Tippy's efforts toward LOCAL TEMPS Timahoe. lie impounded funds football. rebuilding the siJ.Ca!led minor Temperature in downtown intended fo r basic human sports to contending status met needs, but he could play three In .equal his brief time al North. partly cloudy skies at II a. m. different songs on the piano. with success. "A terrible mistake has been western, sin:tilar program has made. The bloodthirsty media begun to take shape, par· have wrought a heinous crime licularly in a fund-raisin& on the American people by effort to finance a full quota of viciously distorting the hafm- athletic grants in sports in less tale of Watergate. Mr. addition to football and Nixon is no criminal, but a basketball. His creation of the patriot, loyal lo his friends, Northwestern Touchdown Club detemiined not to embarrass was a major step in this his country. Who, after all, was direction. he bugging at the DNC? Leftist · Dye was the speaker early in fellow-travelers, Mr. Speaker. November, 1972, at the Meigs By God, I hope he listened High School Marauder Fool• closely. ball Banquet. A giant picture of " Mr. Speaker, Mr. Ford him for years hung - and still must choose a vicC president. does - in the oltl Pomeroy To restOre to a nation· cheated High School Gym o~ East Main of its rightful, right·lhinking St. It was placed there by old and right.Jeaning leadership, friends and associates over 20 an act of great statesmanship, years ago when 0}'€ was I RACK MEN'S compassion and wisdom by honored in his hometown for Mr. Ford would be his ap- having Goached the Ohio State VALUES pointment of Richard Nixon as Buckeye basketball team io a TO his vice president and his own Big Ten title. $60.00 subsequent resignation of the -· Dye has served as a memPer presidency. By this act our 38th of the National Basketball president will leave office with Rules Committee, the National I LOT YOUNG MEN'S a spotless record and will have Basketball Coaches Press courageously taken one r·e- Relations Committee and the DENIM markable action for which he Ethics AII·American Research PLAID shall never be forgotten." Committee. He was a member PLAIN Rep. John Ashbrook, R.Qhio, of the NCAA OlympiC said another item supporting Basketball Committee and the military regime in Chile served as tea~ manager for M E N' S SHORT SLEEVE and attacking the "pink fellow the 1959 Pan American Games . travelers and liberal dupes" His achievements have earned who oppose it had b<10n falsely him a place in Wh0 1S Who in Reduced entered in his name . America . At Northwestern, Speaker Carl Albert said he reported UP!. Pont will also meant to "get to the bottom of continue his duties as toach for this matter " Rep. Wayne the Wildcats. His appointment MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT Ha ys, D.Qhio asked the Justice -Thursday made Pont, former Department to investigate and Indiana University football Redu ced prosecute . coach and one-titne gridiron And Landgrebe got unani· pupil of coaching greats Ara mous consent to have the Parseghian and WOOdy Hayes, phony expunged from the MEN'S the !5lh athletic director at clo!h·bound re<ord, but the Northwestern. the only day-to-day vers~on, was privately · ~dowed school in the Reduced already on its way to libraries, Big Ten . editors and other subscribers · "John Pont is the kind of across· the country. man .we need at NorUlwestern to head our athletic program, " MEN 'S SHORT SLEEVE RUTLAND BRANCH Mon .. Tues .• Wed ., Set ., 9 a ,m .- 3 p .m , 'Thursdo1y9a .m . tol2Noon · Five instructors hired during Saturday meeting water pollution ·~~rds regulations. The dt cl•'""~ issue the permits will b final Oct. 24 unless an app~ hearing Is requested by applicant. Elberfelds In Pomeroy JACKETS AND WINDBREAKERS oomeooy staJe waterways. The Save More Service Station, Kanauga, Ia the qniy Gallia·Meigs area company to have applied for a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NP· DES). The permits contain complian ce schedules requiring the source of water pollution to reduce pollutants over a specified time period \ • "FARMSTEAD ~UE," OWNED BY .Roger ond Sidney Spencer of Pomeroy, and Dr. Jacob Weinberger of Galllpolfs, returned to the grandstand at the Meigs County Fair Fri~y afternoon"ta be declared winner of the second race. "Farmstead Charlie" also too k first place in the sixth race and was the trophy winning horse among 13 three·year-<:>ld pacers in Friday's racing. COLUMBUS - State. Transportation Dailey won first and second places In the Director J . Phillip Richley has approved ewe, two and over claBB and alao first and abandonment of sections of old Ohio 124 second in the ewe, one year and under two . and US 33 in Salisbury Twp., Meigs Barcus took first and second In the ewe . County, and a portion of old Ohio 554.north· lamb class with Dalley taking third. west of Cheshire in Gallia County between In the HampShire breed, Barcu• took Cheshire and Old Kyger. Both were ef· first in the ram, two years and over claM fedive Aug . 9. .with JohnSQn Farms, Albany, taking In the case of Rt. 554, abandonment was second. Barcus look firftl in the ram, one discussed during a Highway, Division ye11r and under two claM, with John110n public l'iearlng in GiilltpoUs,' Nov-:""15, 1968, taking second. Barcuo took flrot and' for proposed rel ocation of the correspond· second in the ram lamb cl888 with Johnoon . ing_section of the route and was to be cf· taking third and Barcus took !irftl In the · lective upon acceptance of the im· ewe, two years and over claM with · provemcnt on new location and proper Johnson Farma taking !leCO<ld .and third entry in the director's journal. places. Barcus waa first and third In the . The affected section of old Ohio 554 ewe, one year and under two clioM wlth from .IZ.mile northeasterly of TR 17 Rodney TriJlll, Pomeroy ~ute 3, taking (Stingy Creek Rd. ) to TR 17, bypassed by second. Barcuo took first and ..cond in the relocation, reverts to the Gallia County · ewe ·lamb claos lihd ilrst in the flock claoa highway system. .wJtll Johlli!On Farm.t takll!g the aecond •11!1 In the Meigs County case abandonmenl>l third places bflhe claM; were discussed during a public hearing In Rodney Tripp won flrot• In tho Suffolk Pomeroy, Aug . 29, 1909. The affected breed In rwn, one year and Wider two: section of .old Oh1o 124 extends from CR 75 ewe, two years and ovor; ewe, one Y•r northeasternly to TR 78. and under two; ewe, lamb, and flocll. The affected section of old US 33 ex· In the .judctng of ralibllt, Nick L•. tends !ram former existing Intersection of Leonard of near Pomeroy lfOIIthrtt flntt Ohio 124 and US 33 southeasterly for .39 and three tecondJo in the Now z..lNld mile to existing US 33. Abandoned sections · breed and Margaret Parker ol Mil' revert lo the Meigs COunt~ highway Pomeroy won a fir• a~~d a MCOnd lr! system. · · Flemilh Gianta. • '' I . I 1. ' � 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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