https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e2fa140c77b28a33a8a4be351cd396f5.pdf 943908fc4b457578ec83be5eeeb1b69e PDF Text Text 1 _ 11lt Daily St•nth~l . Mldtllt.'pvrl~PtHill't"oy , 0 ., M undi-l~ . A~ . 26, 1!174 President home of the Very Rich EXTENDED otrri..OOK t'htidyHWeda!IUyw~ • IS • News ••• zn Nixon ConUnued frlllll ~· I • dill... ., ...... ftUDContinued from page 1 conunued from ~e 1 A tiPI surv.Y found Republlclll leodera In olmoat who suffered wlfJI 111, who put day. allll Friday. HfPI Ia Ill< home adjolnins the Nlaollf' alate dellihted with their .-.found election proapecta. up wlfJI me ... Is that we hlid a oald 1tr. 10 tile !ewer "' allll seaeoailt ootate, 1114 Iowa Ia the upper lito to llie ~helluva good time and the truth Nllloo quite wen. But he hUII't Now, in addition to housing Is I wouldn't have mlaed this mld.L U N SECRETARY KURT WAU>IIEIM callod leadOrt tl ~"<X~"!O:;~:::.~::xYS§ ....., Nlllon lin<:e Alii- 9, the ·, · reelt: lllCI TUnllh communltleoloiether todl:r the boats, it also is nne ol many lor anything," he said. day Nlzon'a rai.!!,.Uon took CyJll'lll !eu~~co talb since fl&hl~ broke out on the galleries for Rockefeller'• art He $81d, "we dunk a lltUe, effect while he wu In flliht collection . It includes many we tall<ed alltUe ... we had a lot over the Mkl-. and he laland a1x .. Oriental wall hangings, bron· of fun " around the pool ol helicoptered to the .Coaat Waldhelm woulcl meet In the ..... zes, and , more recenUy, the Nessen'sBet..,llda, Md., homo. Guard station that ohlelda the President Glalkol Clerldes, a Cypriot of Greek tl'igln, and Viol mural-sized Picasso tapestries The reportera ~erenaded Nixon villa where he wu President Raul Denklalh. '"'r1o1ad leofadthe ~.!";::ty~ta that once hung in the gover- Ford with a parody of the song, The two 0(1I10IIna Cyp etJ r r ked by Persons inleres!H In taking gree!H by a large crowd of . nor 's manolon in Albany, N.Y. "Thanks lor the MemOI'leo"." ..,alt.antly, however, In view of ri .. l peace plana bac saltl local weD wlohera. The small fleet dnwnstalrs Asked later aboot White pnt in the Bicentennial Greece and Turkey to ao!V. the erlsla. The U. N. IIOUI'Cel "I don't know what to do.'' includes a ~oot yawl "Nir- Hoose-pross relations, almoet drama. "Rivers of DesUny," Presley saki. "On the one Waldhelm !trot plamed to meet Individually with ClerldeJ and vana," the 21-foot sloop nonexistent In the Nixon ad- are reminded that auditions hand, I don't Willi to intrude. I Denktuh oh ttling acrou the "green Une" dividing Nlcoola. "Queen Mary ,'' which ministration, Ford said: "They wUl be held Tuesday and would lllle some alsnal that he The ha~ 8 population of about 5110,000 ethnic Greeklha .and RockefellerandhiswifeHappy couldn't be better ; just won. Wedneoday at 6:30 p.m. In the lJllihl like a chat. a villi, 140 000 raons of Turkish artctn. The two communiUes vo sail alone, three motorboats der!ul. They're fine people, I basement of the Prellbyterlan maybe go out 101' dime!'. But I c~ ~ently· since Independence from ~rltaln in 11160. and a five-place rubber hope they think I've been frank Olurch In Point Pleasant, VIrginia Shaw, dramo certainly don't think It's good caught with them." . motorboat that lor hlm to cut off all contact BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA. - EIGHT persons were Rockefeller's eye at the New Earlier, FOI'd ohota round ol chairman, advises that singers with the outalde." llllled and five othera mlsalnll lllCI !..red dead In a fire that . York boat show. , golf with White House staffer should bring their own music Nixon haa been seen only destroyed an old hotel and ,.even buainess establlaltmenls SliJ>. The main house, surrounded Roger White; White's father lor a one minute solo and from a dlatanco, walldng deep day All of the vlctiJN wore staying at the WaablngiAMl H~ by water on three sides, is not William, a U.S. Steel Co. dancers should wear rehearsal in thought along the beach -no H~l. a !50-year-old four-otory lrlck and wood stNcture in : pretentious by Rockefeller executive, and Fred Zoll, an . clothes. The drama will be the longer hla alone, but returned Eastern . Panhandle tOiftl. Elgltt bodies, burned bey standa rds. (John D. executive oft.., Ubby~ei\8feature attraction or the to the aurfen who auerted recognition, were recovered from the rubble. Searchers probed Rockefeller Jr., his father, had Ford Glass Co. their claims when he loll the the ru1na of the IINcture !01' the bodlel of five other petiiO""· ~ a 10'7-rQOm "cottage" with He told reporters he had a Bicentennial Week. The prealdenllal status tha~ave Authorities said there ,...., 23 guesta in the hotel when 'the 2,280 windows, 44 fireplaces tough lime on the first seven oc production will be presen!H him privacy on the beach. fire broke out. Ten oocaped and the remainder were mlalinf ar and 22 bathrooms. "The place eight holes but ended up Oct 8, 9, 10,11, 12 and 13ln Fort He has ool been to El Adobe, dead Five of the gueat1 came to the hotel to bathe in. the !&riled Randolph. The Point Pleasant became a tax burden and was winning $10. the Mexican restaurant at San mlne~al waters lllCI the remainder were !oat! restdenta. A state torn dnwn in !963.") Ford began the day by going Junior Woman '• Club Is in Juan C.plstrano that was a pollee spokeoman said no one would be Identified untO all oUbe Rockefeller's current home to the Immanuel (Episcopal) charge. For additional In- favorite of his when he mlulng peraons were loao!H. • was completed in 1939 and was Church-on-the-Hill with his formation call VIrginia Shaw, vacationed ~ aa Presldenl. Authorities aald the fire broke out ll!xl tot.., elevatoc In the designed by Wallsce K. Har· wife 011d son, Sleven, later phone 67~. He has not been seen In the baaemenl of the hotel and sbot up through the elevator ~ rison, architect of RockefeDer stoppitig by his old bouse In town. Pat Nixon has dlsap- conaurnlng everything in Ita path. The fire spread to seviral Center. Alexandria, Va., to pick up his peared even more effectively adjacent bulldlnga. About 150 firemen fought the blaze for"!;'" "Nelson brought him out 1931 high schooryearbook and CAlLED TWICE · than her husband. U he has than four hours before bringing It under CClllll'ol. : here and said, 'I want to be a couple ol shoe trees. . The Pomeroy E·R squad was been seen on the beach a few · • The church sermon was by a called Sunday at $:50 p.m. to U. times, she has not been ""'nat able to see tbat view and tbat ALGIERS - PORTUGUESE OFFICIAlii and guen;Ba view and that view'," an aide woman deacon, the Rev . S. Rt. 33 wher~ a car .was on all. lOaders gathered in Algeria today to sign anlonhlstoofricGa!l'"~ said, "and that's what he got." Patricia M. Park, 27, an fire. Elmer Pickens and EelThe Nlxm family's longtime proYiding Independence !01' the African co Y mnea. The result was a six-bedroom assistant rector. She pleaded . ward Frecker were taken to servants, Manolo Sane'"'• and Algerian Fcreign Ministry said Portuguese dlplomala lnd house of native stone and for acceptance of women in the Veterans Memorial Hospital his wife Flna, do the shopping liberation leaden "'ould meet this afternoon to sign the ae<Q)'d, where they were treated for at-theloao!Aipba ll!!la market. the first step tn \he breakup of the West's last majcr cologlal unpainted pine tbat curves and Episcopal priesthood. bends, with an occasional "I· congratulated her, I burns and released. There With them on the COOipound empire. ; corner. It blends into the thought it was superb," Ford were no addresses available. are Nixon's daughter Trlcla · Algerian sources said the Portuguese delegaUon, led· by evergreen trees. said when asked what he At 3 p.m. Saturday the unit and her husband Edward Cox Foreign Mlnlater Mimo Soares, and the African Party far'lbe "The staff isn't large --.an thought of the sennon. transported Mrs. Lena B. 11!!118 -Julie 1114 David Eisenhower Independence of Guine& and the cape Verde Islands alrel\dy upstairs maid, a kitchen maid, · Asked If.., agreed with her from Elmwood Nursing home remained in Washington to bave agreed on the pact. The Portuguese news agency ANI, In a another one down stairs, a controversial position, Ford to Veterans Memorial oversee the pacldng and wrap- repcrt from the colony, aald the two sides agreed to declare the French cook - no butler or sidestepped. "I don't think I Hospital,andat6:35p.m.on to ping of loooe endll, and former West African territory Independent on Sept. 12. · chauffeur, just a ·caretaker," should comment on It unUI I Holzer Medical Center. . Press Secretary Ron Ziegler, the aide explained. . know more about It," he said. LANCASTER, OHIO - A BAPTIST minister aald he would last of the Inner circle !rom It Is here · that Nelson and flle suit tnday agalnat Big Bear Supermarkela fer sollcll\n8 the Nixon's days of pr~Watergate Happy get. up, usually at 7:30 MARRIAGE lJCENSES triumphs and now his chief sale of "!atanlc" lottery tlcketa. Rev B. C. Jemlngs, paatoc' of each morning lor a quiet ASK DIVORCES Paul David Mllllron, 20, Rt aide. Also there are fermer calvary Baptist Olurch -here, cbarged the grocery store ch!lln breakfast tugether in a room Four actions for dlvcree would not allow youngsters to pass our rellgloua literature ~ decorated with more of Abby have been flied In Meigs 2, J;laclne, and Cheryl Jean appointments secretary front o1 t.., stcre'a patlting lot because It was a~:~~~~ Bear • Aldrich Rockefeller's Oriental County Common Pleas Colli'!, Sarson, 17, Rt. 2, Racine; Paul Step..,n Bull, f111111er military solicitation policy. Yet c1erkB InSide the atcre are ~le If art. all on the groundll of gross Michael Nease, 19, Racine, and aide Col. Jack Brennan, and they purcbaaed their weekly lottery tickets, Jennings claimed. "I eat yogurt -;>lain yogurt neglect of duty and extreme Debra Ann Cundiff, 18, two si!cretarles. "If the people can be solicited inslde.. Jor satanic lottery Nixon's per$011111 physician, -but that doesn't take any cruelty. They were Frances L. SyraCW!O. U~kets ...whlch are gambling devi-.es no better than Las Veg~ Dr. Walter 'll<ach, arrived with fixing," Rockefeller said when "'lllkart, 302 w. Main st., Nixon !rom Wll8!!lngtul, built gambling machlnes ...we should be able to aollclt for God, asked if he, like President · Pomeroy, vs Roger D. Luikart, Is-not known If hels stlll there. Jemlngs said. Ford, fixed his own breakfast. same address; Doris V. Smith, HAll COACH Telephooed queries are met "Happy tried it for a while, but 565 N. Front St., Middleport vs KENT, Ohio (UPI) - Rex with a polite but abrupt reply · Anna Eastman of Pomeroy Rd dies she didn't like it --she's an Frederick J. Smith, Jr., same Hughes; aasialant basketball from a woman assistant fo eggs and bac~n girl." · addreas; John C. Foster, 1646 coach at the University of Ziegler: ''This Is not preaa Miss Anna Edith Eastman, Gecrge Eastman imd several 8 Lincoln Hla., Pomeroy, vs SOUthern C'l!ifornia, Monday . office " 115, died SUnday mon*lg at her nieces and nephews. ·Helen D. Foster, Rose Hill, was named head coach.at Kent Ftlleral services will be lie!d · Nlx~n and the Coxes went out Route 3 Pomeroy residence. Va., and Jean Burnside, Slate University. I p.m. Tueaday at the Ewing for a picnic one day, and made • Miss Eaatman, a member of Racine, vs Thomas R: Bw:nsure they were not aeen by Hemlock Grove Christian Funeral Home with the Rev. side, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Sat~y getting well clear of their Olureh, was preceded In death Bob Klssenger officiating. ll!lghborhood, driving IIKft by ber parents, Phineas and Burial will be · In ·tbe Mrs. ll!!asie B. Kapple, 84, than 150 miles to a seaside Cynthia Robinson Eaatman; Burlingham Cemetery. lJONSTOMEET NUCLEAR SHIP Rt. 2, CoolvUle, died Saturday Frlenda may call at the funeral The Pomeroy • Middleport TQKYO (UP!) - Japan's state park tn Ventura county two sisters, and three brothers. hoote any Ume. at Veterans Memorial Hospital following an extended lllneas. Lions Club will meet for a first nuclear • powered ship, north of Loo Angeles. Nobody . Survlvlnli are a brother, Mrs. Kapple was born at business meeUng and luncheon the Mutsu, len Its home port in knew about the trip untll they Burlingham, the daughter of at noon Wednesday . at the northern Japan early Monday were back behind the walls. . OWNER IDEN'l'IFIED They were tralled by a after a day-long blockade by the late David and Ida Brison Meigs Inn. The owner or--a·volkswagen MARY HITS JAPAN antinuclear fishermen. Ex- car load of So<: ret Service found l;>y the Meigs County Story. She was also preceded in agenla. An unltnowD number of TOKYO (UPI) - Typhoon ccr!H by 16 patrol boats, the death In 1962 by her husband, Sheriff's dept.' Jut Thursday .·:·:·:·:·.·,·.·.·.·:·:·.·.·.· ..·.· . 6,214-ton ship sa!ely left Mulau ageilta still protect Nixon and stripped and. burned has been Mary bel!H Japan's east coast Gudley Kapple, two . sisters, port In Aomocl Prefecture will for the forseeable future. and one brother. detennlned. II belonged to Sunday wllh squalls and state 375 miles nlll'th of tokyo Mrs. Kapple is survived by Zelma Northcut of Gallipolis. drenched the central mounLOCAL TEMPS and headed out TBugaru Strait two daughters, Anna ThompThe car was apparently stolen tains . .The typhoon, Japan'a Temperature in downtown son, Coolville, and Freda on a test cruise In the dark and !rom Joe's Fcretgn Car Service Hill storm of the oeason, Samuels, Shepardsville, Ky.; under falling rain, the Pomeroy Monday at n a.m. at Plll'ter wbere II had been left already had oet ·off 7.a inches of · rain In the central moUntains. one son, John; eight grand· MariUme Safety Office said. was 79 degrees under sunny for repair. skies. chlldren, three greatMONDAY grandchildren, and several REVIVAL at Ash Street nieces·and nephews. Freewlll Baptist Church Mrs. Kapple had lived in the beginning, 7:30 p.m. Rev. Alfred community since 1950. She attended the Alfred United Walter Paterson, Mason, wiD be guest speaker . . Everyone Methodist Church. Funeral services wtll be welcome. Tuesday at I p.m. at the Alfred REVIVAL, 7:30p.m. Ash St., . I church with the Rev. Robert Freewill Baptist Church, Meece officiating, Burial will Middleport. Evangelist Walter be In the Burlingham Patterson. Singers welcome. Cemetery. Frlendll may call at Pastoc Noel Herman Invites the White Funeral Horne In the public. Coolvtue any ~e. __ • T!JESDAY RACINE American Legion · Ausillary, Op.m., at the MyrUe Walker home. Mrs. Wallter will furnish the barbecued chicken with . members to take a covered dish and their own table oervlce. Dues are BIG SELECTION OF BASIC AND FASHION payable. ' Rocky at Seal Harbor SEAL HARBO R, Maine tUJ5i) - "In the old days we used to take the nlghtt rain to Bar Harbor and come here by boat " said the 66--year-old ' of thls resort, •IJt "''as 8 native very rough boat ride, and 1 usually got seasick." boathouset a wea ther-beaten structur-e coVering the area of a football lield. "Actually it's an old coal wharf," Rockefeller explained. "The three-masted schooners came along a nd unloaded coal and wood and a train hauled them into town." The native sitting on a crude pine bench was vice preslden· Uiil nominee Nelson A. Rock- HOSPITAL NEWS efeller, who had come home to Veterans MemorJal Hospital the picturesque coastal retreat SATURDAY ADMISSIONS where he was born Jul y 8, 1908, - None Seal Harbor is the summer SATURDAY DISCHARGES home of the very rich. The 28- - sarah Congo, Apula Arpage phone bQOk lists two thurs, Janice Wright. Rockefellers, two Astors and SUNDIIY ADMISSIONS two Fords {the car family, not Debbie Pridemore, Rutland ; the presidential one.) James Partlow , Pomero.x: You can tell the people with Vivian Stanley, Albany. money by reading the phone SUNDII Y DISCHARGES book. After their name are Anthony Miller, Ollle Tyree, separate listings for cottage Robert J ohnson, Jestie No. 1, cottage No. 2, cottage Molden, Lottie Smith. No. 3, cottage No. 4, boat DISCHARGED Mrs. house gate house and so forth. Melvin Bush, Gallipolis Ferry ; The' Rockefeller compound is Mrs. Jerry Anderson, Point ., on an acre and a half spit of Pleasant ; Arthur McCoy , land that hooks out into the Henderson ; Evelyn St. Clair, ocean so that It looks back at Henderson; Mrs. Young Choi Seal Harbor. and da\Jghter, Point Pleasant; The first thing you see is the Carrie Greer, Point Pleasant; ' Mrs. Larry Whitt, Clifton ; G~orge Wamsley. MASON DR IN i MON·TUE ASTORY= · EVERY OIEWHO IlKS THEYCAI ER FALL Ill LOVE AGAIN. COlOR BV DElUXE' PANAVISION' ALSO Holzer Medical Center (Births) Friday - Mrs. Edgar Nelson, daughter, Centenary; Mrs. Paul Waugh, daughter, Jackson; Mrs. Charles Turley, daughter, Crown City ; Mrs. Hollis Watson, daughter, Crown City ; Mrs. Curtis Patman, son, Jackson; Mrs. Jack Harris, daughter, Charleston. Saturday - Mrs . Lbuie Burchard, daughter, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Richard Hall, son, Jackson; Mrs. Paul Ervin, daughter, Racine, Sunday - .-Mrs . Steven Maley, daughter, Gallipolis; Mrs. Laird Gregory, son, Wellston ; Mrs. Larry Grinun, son, Mason. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight thru Thursday Aug. 26-29 NOT OPEN Aug . 30.31, Sept. 1 · John Wayne . [-.J ~ -· COLORBY \_ _ _ _ _ __j DE Lvxe• ~~-:.go;.. N. -ui.rd: :: laland Bessie Kapple FRI., SAT., SUN. [R I-- ~..::::!n.... Auditions are on 2 evenings "MCQ" (PG) CARTOONS Show Starts 1 p ..m. died Social Calendar Elberfelds ·In Pomeroy SHOP TUESDAY 9:30 TO 5 .·'ONE No two batiks are exactly alike, either ·. The most important business decision · you ever make could be when you choose your bank, When you select this bank to serve you, all of us who work here do our best to prove that you made a wise choice. 1 and Savings Co. five-dAy week "';.'i~:,:-: with Rlbh,son C who had olt of Ills worlt by Frlclly." The long LABOR OAY weekend not planning 111 trlpl would be a good llme lo do !hal job' {if you're you've been-going to do all summer . \ll$1t the . ' "FRIENDLY ONES" I« the tools and materials you POMEROY, OHIO ...td ... ~ POMEROY CEMFNT flLOCK CO '..•IM!f> ill I""' llt'n~tT IN', UiiANlt - l0 RP0R "' T t0"' - -- MEIGS Athletic Boosters Assn. meeting, 7:30 p.m.; at high school. New officers, headed by Charles lWnllton and c111chea are urging all interested people to ·attend. Special welcome extended to parents of athletes in the new lreslunan clua. . AMERICAN ~Legion Ausillary, Drew Webilter Unit 30, 7:30p.m. at !eglon hall. SOUTiiERN Band Booalera, 7:30 p.m., at high IChool. MEIGS Cour\ly Riding Club, 7 p.m., horne ol Bob o.nlela, Middleport. Wiener ro.. t. Everyone welcome. OHIO Et.i Phi ~pter, ll!!la Sigma Phi Sorority, gel· acquainted party ot Royal 00 Park, 8:30 p.m. Thole attending are to lake their own table service. , WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Amateur • Gardell!ta Club, ap.m., at \he home of Mn. Eddie Burkett. ' WILLDWOOD Glrden Club, I p.m. at the horne of Mn. Kally Grueaer.. KNIT TOPS IN THE NEW FALL COLORS. - CLEARANCE OF FANS . REG. SS.OO ·4 ONLY REG. '40.95 FANS ' MEN'S MD BOYS' SAL£ 2 ONLY REG. '34.95 FANS 1 ONLY REG. 120.95 FANS 18 ONLY. REG. ~19.95 FANS 3 ONLY REG. '18.95 FANS $249 SALE 111 PRICE SPORT BELTS POPUlAR WIDE STYlE . ' • cour~ge and J~ i!'! was beat In our country - honesty, ,will lo greatness," M S8ld. ' Sen, Hu bert H. Hwnphrey proposed that a national a1r and space museum now being bollt in the nation's capital be named ~ . rn arzs . ;l,! In his honor . Only 15 peroon•. close family friend:! and relatives. were present for the simple funeral services held at a century-old mlsalonary church nine hours alter Undbergh'B death. The Rev. John Pincher, summoned from a neighboring church, read fr om ''"' Apootle Paul at the grave and said a prayer , then the Hliwallsn burls! llymn was sung. Cllliellll in Ha na of which Kipahulu Is a part, lowered their flags to half mast in honor of the aviator who came here eight days before to die in peace . Lindbergh was laid to rest in a 30-foot deep grave lined with lava rock and black beach pebbles in which his !!On, Land , placed a huge flower lei for his mother and a hibiscus flower for himself. As the grave was being filled with dirt, the mourners, dressed in aloha shirts and flowery dresses at Undbergh's request, tossed itt orchid leis and cooonut leaves. The churchya rd is on a knoll overlooking the Pacific surrounded by overhanging native trees. Undbergh's flight, In a tiny monoplane through sleet and fog in May of 1927 was an epic adventure followed mmute ~y minute by the world, waiting for some word on his late. In his autobiography, the "Slrlt of St. Louis," Lindbergh told of his feeling when he spotted land : ' 'Is that a cloud on the northeastern hori7AJn, or a strip of low fog--or can it possibly beland? I stare at itintently not daring to believe my eyes, keepmg hope m check to av01d another disappointment ... The temptation is too great ... I can't hold my . . ' Elberfelds In Pomeroy h u ....... ored *'~ cancer at aue o of 72 ~ ~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 95 PHONE 992-2156 TUESDAY, AUGU ST 27, 1974 TEN CENTS Street • Hudson Street in Middleport, left off town council's repair schedule this year, is on it today. But there is an "if." The switch was ordered by town council Monday nigllt a!ter a delegation .of five residents of th~ · street petitioned council. They protested the recent plan of ·council's to repair streets wbich omitted Hudson. William Slater, spokesman for the .group, said he had been promised sireet Improvements for the past20years to no avail. Counclbnen said Hudson St. had not been included in the list of streets to be resurfaced this fall because construction had been und~rway there this month on laying water lines. Maintenance supervisor ' Harold Chase suggested that Umestone be placed on the street w~en the water line work is completed and then the street be "shot" witil oil. He further suggested the street should be permitted to setUe for a year · before being resurfaced. He said residentS would then have a better street because there is doubt if the resurfacing will ''hold'' if done this year. However, Mayor John Zerkle agreed that the people of the street had been ,promised its repair for years and nothing had materialized. He said the village will have no money for street improvementS next year and ·that costS by then again • ews •• zn Briefi By United Preas International WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT FORD'S economic summit conference Is going on the road, perhaps in the hope somebody outside of Washington bas a better idea of how to-lick inflation. The White House announced Monday it will hold a series of regional meetings next 'month highlighUng such economic trouble spots as food, housing and the slumping stock market. These 10 "mlnl-eummlts," will be climaxed by the two-<lay domestic summit, now scheduled for Sept. 27-28 in Washington. The President himself will chair two of the panels :- a conference of leading economists Sept. 5 and one of union officials Sept. II. The cities where regional sessions will be held have not yet been made public. 'GREEK CYPRIOTS HAVE BEGUN II DRIVE TO recruit a guerrilla army on Cyprus in a bid to force the Turkish army into a costly commando war on the embattled Island, political sources in Nicosia said today. · In Ankara Turkey said it would reply to a Soviet call for .an international con!erence on the Cyprus crisis. Turkish CypriotS have rejected the plan and Turkey's government is expected to do the same. In Athens, the government announced acceptance "in principle" Monday night of the Soviet call for talks by Greece, Turkey, Cypriot leaders andalll5membersof the U. N. Security Council. will be up considerably. 11 was agreed that the street . could be made relatively •olld following tbe completion of the laying of the water lines this weell. CouncU voted to resurface. the street tblB fall at a coot not to exceed $3,520, If arrangemeots can be made with tbe Shelly Co. which wut be doing lbe work, to pay for the Improvement after Jan. I, 1975. ANOTHER LONG discussion ensued when representatives of the Pointview Cable Television Co. pl-esen.ted a request to rais~ ·rates for the service from $5.50 to $6 a month and from $3.50 to $4.50 a month for senior citizens and disabled persons. Presenting the request were Dick Newe~ and Paul Gerard . Accompanying ·the cable television employes to the meeting was Attorney Richard Musgrave who had presented a petition asking the ordinance on the cable· service be Continued on page ·B , By STEPII EN MORROW LI MA (UP!) - To me and my sisters, the man the world knew as " the Lone Eagle" was "Uncle Charles" - a good-hu mored, somewhat distant figure who never talked down to his nephews a nd nieces. As children, we often traveled to Darien, Conn., to visit the large, ugly, comforta ble Tudor house, whe re Charles A. Lindbergh lived for 25 years and his five children grew up. Our father , Dwight W. Morrow Jr ., was th~ brother of Uncle Charles' wife, the former Anne Morrow. The house's grounds, Isolated by thick woods fr om author, British historian Ar· the growing suburbs of New oold Toynbee. York City, had a fine view of Ten years before he took an Long Island Sound and a active role In the ecology magnificent swing designed by movement, he expressed grave Uncle Charles himseH. forebodings about the world's The swing, a thick knotted · ability to support a rapidly rope, hung from a !all tree at, increasing population. the bottom of a sbort ' steep When traveling, he and his slope. It would sweep a child 40 family took precautions to feet into the air after he avoid being recognized, booking hotels In the name of jumped off the top of the hiD. Uncle Charles was a strict "Scott" and picking up at . parent. He believed in obedl- airline of(lces.• ence and spanking and insisted His children were not in awe on independent, responsible of his lame. After the late . behavior at an early age. President Dwight D. One son sailed his own small Eisenhower re'stored Uncle boat all over the sound before Charles to the Air Force as a he was into his teens. Another brigadier general, his family boy was only 14 years old when nickname became "the brig.'' he supervised 18-year-olda one He refused to permit canned summer at a Wyoming dude food in the house or own a car ranch. with automatic transr!llsslon. Uncle Charles tended to He went to great lengtba to withdraw when tbere were a lot purchase mlllt that was not of relatives in the house. Once, hom og en i zed, o Jll y he asked a group of children to pasteurized. · tell him ghost stories, but he His dislike of public gather- · walked out of the room whe·n ings extended to the weddingS we couldn't come up with good .of his children. He went to two . enough tales. of five - the intimate ceremoWhen we were older, howe· nies of his two daughters. · • ver, there were wide-ranging As to the earlier, larger discussions of history and weddings of his sons, be had philosophy, llls study was lined said: " All I want to dn Ia meet with books, Including the the bride --If she's okay I'm complete works of his favorite bappy ." j i.. . . . :=:::::::::::::::--:::::::::::;:;;~~~:::~8::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::;:~:;:~8~~:~:!:!:i~:!:!:!S~:!Si::~:::: . . .. ' .. ¥ 'Spirit of St. Louis' was · · f . ~- ::: ·~ • t· .,, p >!: :;~ spare, lean, like its pilot ~ WASHINGTON (UPI) -The "Spirito! St. Loull" was ~: just like Its pilot, Charles A. Lindbergh- spare and lean. ·: The hlgb-wlnged monoplane was built by the Ryan ' Aircraft Co. In San Diego at a coot of $6,000. The eli&lne and tbe Instruments we"re extra. Ollly one of ~ta klnd wu ever buUI and Undbergh was the only man 'rho ever flew ~ ~!; §! · i~ ::-; f. . , ~~ With the wing span of t8 teet and • length ol %'1 feet, tbe plane had a top speed of 1211 mUes per hour and could carry 450 gallons of gaaoUne. · In accordance with Undbergb's ID81J;:Uetlona, tlie · ::S cockpit was blind. Lindbergh bad no straight Iowan! · t~ · vision and no wludsbleld when he tool< oflfroiD Roorrevelt \:; Field, Long Island, N.Y. H,e was able to see through two ~l small aide windows. · Undbergh wanted the main gao lanfllo be In front of ~ him and not behind so that U he crashed be would not be !?,~ . sandwiched between the lank and the engine. The plane was eqnlpped with a compass but Dll radio. To rednee · friction, every edge was smoothly rounded. The plane now ~_",_. bangs from the ceiUng of the Smlthaoolal IDBiltllUon. [ II. CAROL ANN, SECOND grader, left, and Unda Kly, fourth grader, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Larry O'Brien, Lelarl Fall8, selected classrQOm supplies Monday evening as they prepared for the ·new school year which began today in Meigs County. Both attend the Letart Fall8 Elementary SchooL :::::::::::::::::::::::: :;: ;:;:::::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:;~:; :;;:::::::::::: ::::::: Federal flood insuraJlce offered in -Middleport The tJ. S. Department of prone by IRJD, In order to Housing and Urban be eligible for virtually all Development announced today forms or Federal or that ef!ective tomorrow, Aug . federally related flnanclal 28, Middleport has been ac- .assistance for building cepted into the National Flood pUrposes In those areas. Insurance Program. · "This would include FHA or This · means, said Federal VA mortgages, loans from the Insurance Administrato.r Small _Business AdGeorge K. Bernstein, that ministration, or loans rrorn any Individual property owners federally regulated or U'ITLE·(;ALI..S, MINN. - THOUGH MOST residents of this here are now eligible to buy supervised banks. and savings Uny central Minnesota community where Charles II. Lindbergh floOO insW"ance protection at and loan institutions. spent his boyhood never met the famed aviator, many felt a a!fordable federally subsidized sense'olloss when they heard of hlsdeath.lt was "like something rates, offerlng more extensive While flood insu.rance is had left the building," Shirley Gillingham, senior guide at the coverage under the expanded available to ell residents of the Charles Lindbergh home, said Monday alter learning of Lind- program authorized by the 1973 community , Bernstein embergh's death. She was one of the few persons in this central Flood Disaster Protection Act. phasized that the Federal Minnesota town where Lindbergh grew up who had a chance to ~iwe think the new, expanded economic sanctions ag~lnst meet him. National Flood Insurance building aasislance will not · During the last few years, Lindbergh visited the town several Program offers a better way of apply to property outside the times to help with the restoration of his boyhood home and the protecting property owners danger zone&. creation of the Undbergh center. He would answer questlorls- from the ravages of floods, Under the expanded about the family which the guides had been asked. "The while easing the burden on the program broader coverage can greatness of Charles Lindbergh was the fact that it never showed general public," he said. · be obtained for all buildings on him," said Mrll. Gillingham. and their contents. The iimit of "Since Rood insurance is now available," lie added, insurance for single family COLUMBUS - OHIO'S HUNTERS SHOULD have a fairly "the law requires that II homes Is now $35,000 and succesalul ..:,.trrel hunt this season, according to Dan C. Arm· must be purchaoed by $100,000 !or other residential bruster, head of the state's division of wUdllfe. Armbruster !ald and nonresidential buildings, owners of property In the squirrel population thlll ye.u: Is as good or better .tban last areas Identified as Roodat the subsidized rate of 20 year In most of Ohio'• 811 counties. · t'Due to the unusually dry summer, the best hunting areas probablywlllbealongcreek beds or near small bodies ol water," .., aald. "In most jnstances the game proteotors reported large squirrel populations with more than adequate nut crops." The ouUook: in soufJieast Ohio noted a slight Increase in squirrel By United Preooloternallonal Classes. populatioo with best hunting In Athens, Coshocton, Monroe and The strike vote came after Teachers ln Freeport, m.; negotiations failed to produce a Waahingtoo counties. and Galliri County, Ohio, went on strike today amidst contract agreement. CLEVELAND (UPI) - THE OffiO LOTTERY Commission predictions that fJIIs !aU may Class size and cost of living saya !Mil or last week's one dozen Buckeye 300 winners, four are bring a flurry of teachers raises were among the Issues in the strike, which affects strikes across the country. still milling. . That meal'll that IIOITlew..,re, !our ticket holders are going to Freeport teacher• voted mlll'e than 350 teachers and m1sa out on 1 guaranteed prize of at leas\ $15,000 unless they overwhelmingly Monday night some 7,200 students. recbec!U¥1r lottery numbers . The remaining four ticket• were to strike the dlstrict;s schoois The Gallia County Teachers ,_ Contiroued on page ~ Association went on strlk~ on today',s openln~ day of . I Editor's oote ; The writer of the following dispatch, UPI's manager for Peru, is a nephew of Charles A. Lindbergh . mall Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Mason Area VOL. XXVI •• ., bUt d lS . tan t course any longer. The Spirit of St. Louis banks over to ward the · nea rest polnt of land." . When Lindbergh landed at Le Bouret airport, carrying letters of Introduction to people In Europe, he was met by a tumultuous welcome of hundreds of thousands oC Frenchmen. He was congratuMed by kings, queens and presidents. The attention that was focused on his flight was not matched until astronauts landed on the moon a generation or so Later. The adulation of "Lucky Lindy" turned to an outpouring of •ympa thy in 1932 when the l.indbergh's fi'st son, Charles Jr., was kidnaped from his crib. Seve nty-two days later the ll-rnonth· old baby was fo und dead in a clump of bushes not far fr om the Lindberghs' New Jersey home. fkun o Hauptmann, a carpenter, .., was convicted of the kidnaping and condemned to death . In recent years Lindbergh had maintained a private eldstence, only occasionally coming to public attention. Once he issued a rare public statement opposing construction. of supersonic airliners. And in l972 he participated in a Philippine e• pedilion to the villages of a tribe or ston .... ge natives. ' The cottage where Lindbergh died was about II miles from his ho rne. He was taken there because his house, down a dirt road, was too remote ror the medical attention he re quired, cents per $100 of coverage. The rate goes to 40 cenls per $100 fOr nonresidential buildings. The contents of all residential buildings can be Insured up to $10,000 per unit at 35 cents per $100 of coverage, and the rate goes to 75 cents per $100 for the contents of all nonresidential structures up to a maximum of $100,000 in coverage per tmit. Policies are effective immediately during the first 30 days lhe Insurance becomes available. After the first 30 days, there is a. 15-day waiting period. · The policies can he purchased from any licensed local property and casualty agent or broker. The CNA Insurance, ll1 E. 4th St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202, has been designated as the fl ood insurance servicing company lor this area. Agents and brokers may obtain policy [orms, rates, flood insurance manuals, and other nece~sary information fr om this company. against the county's schools after negotiations which began in. April failed to bring agreement on a contract. A spokesman for the 160member ·association said salaries, hospitalltatlon and personal Leaves were among the issues in the dispute. Some 3,000 students were arrected by that strike. ·: f.:_?_;_ %!! ~!; ~;;: :;:: *· . TWO IN ORBIT MOSCOW (UPI), - The Soviet Union antounced today It has orbited a twoman team or rookie cosmonauts, one Of them tbe ' ' . first grandfather tn·space, In :~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::;:;:;:::?.!:i!!8!:-.::::::::~ a warmup for next summer's Sovle~Amerlcan joint space . flight. . Western space experts said they expected the spacecraft, designated RACINE - The Southern The hoard . authorized the Soyuz 15, would dock later Local School District Board of clerk to make an advance draw this week with the Salyut 3 Education In a recept on the second hall of the space station that bas been "recessed" meeting agreed to property tax settlement if . In orbit for two months. ask the State Department of needed . Educatlon,perinlaslon to buy a Dress codes for the junior new scbool<l>us. and senior high schools were The hoard alao agreed to approved and the list of subparticipate in TiUe I programs stltute teachers for the year '• this year with Wavle Circle from the county of!lce was employed as teac her and approved. Enrollment on opening day Marilyn PoweU as secretary. The board agreed to contract of Meigs County Schools today Debbie Wilson was employed for testing ol special education was lower than last year, as a teacher in the elementary · students If a psychologlot Is not preliminary reporl.s indicated. school. available through the county In the Southern Local It was agreed that extra olflce. Jnb appllcatlD!lll were District e nrollm~nt was 1,060, portions can be purchased In reviewed and Jennings Beegle down 19 fr om last year . lhe school lunch rooms. Extra was given two-ninths of _hlo In the Meigs Local District sandwiches are to be .30 cents base salary Increase and enrollment was 2,891 this year, , and salad, fruits and Robert Beegle, one-ninth ol his compared to 2,937 last year. vegetables an additional 20 base salary . The next meeUng The breakdown in Meigs Local cents. was set for Sept. 16. ·was , 1,452 in elen'lentar:V • Attending were Sopt, Bob compared to 1,428lasl year, 458 Ord, clerk, Genevieve Harvey PERMIT ISSUED this year in junior high com• and board membj!rs, Jack Among 4r new permits Bostic , David Nease .and pared to S21last year, and 951 issued by the Ohio Department Denny Evans. at the high school compared to or Uquor Control Is a C-2 988 last year. The· Meig s · Community license (high-powered beer .and Facility wanted School at Rutland was running wine for carry-out) to the about the same on openirig day Kroger Co ., Pomeroy, ac· Several requesla have been to Department made for use of the Meigs with an enrollment of 29 which cording Included seven in the primary, Director Rictuird E. Guggen- County Children'• Home, it nlne in termedia ~ . and five in heim. was reported at a meeting of the older group , and eight In the Melga County Cotn· the workshop. missioner TundaY mornlnc • The children of the home NOW YOU KNOW were moved to Galllpolla, The Lerho Terraplane, an Showers and thunderstor!l'll Monday. n. commtulonen aircraft used to train student pilots how to land and take oil, likely soUth tonight and are upected to make 1 · Oies at a maximum altitude or Wednesday. Low tonight In the decision today on who ar wbat 60s. High Wednesday In the 70.. will OCCUPY the homt. one foot. New ._ - bus wanted Enrollment decreased Weather I • j ' '• . enttne I . ,.,-' 1 • . SAVE YOUR .SALESLIPS FOR VALUABLE PRIMIUMS . VlCtlm 0 Gallia.teachers strike ' • I SALE WOMEN'S KNIT TOPS 1 The Farmers Bank DAY KIPAHULU, Hawaii (UP! ) - Charles A. Lindbergh, who became fJie Idol of mi!Uons when he made the fltst solo flight acrosa the Atlantic 11 years ago, died Monday and was burled In a tiny churchyard on the Island ol Maul ta r from the crowds he avoided moat of his life. . Lindbergh, 72, died at 7 : 1 ~ a.m. ln an Isolated beach cottage overlooking the Pacific Ocean where he had chosen to spend his final days. His doctor, Or. Milton Howell , said he died of a maUgnant tumor of t.., lympbatlc system. At hls bedside were his wile, Anne, and a son, Land. Although the "Lone Eagle:' was an idol to the generaUon tha t cheered his daring 33-hour and 29-minute flight from New York to Parts In the "Spirit of St. Louis" In 1927, he shunned publicity and publlc appearances after the kidnaping of his son In 1932. He was buried in work clothes In a simple coffin hand made by the Hawallan cowboys who were his neighbors in the village of Kipahulu on the slopes of the Haleakala volcano that In recent years had become his home. Lindbergh had undergone treatment for several weeks at the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York, but at his request was flown on a stretcher to spend his last days on Maul. Howell said Lindbergh bad planned the details of his funeral and burial himself. Howell said Lindbergh "would like ior hls actions In coming to Hana and having a simple funeral to be - In itself -a constnJctive act." · In Washington, President Ford said he would be remembered as "one of America 1S alltime heroes and a great pioneer of the air age that changed the world." uFor a generation of Americans, and for millions of other people around the world, the 'Lone Eagle' r~r esented all that . �' 2- Tbe Dlolly Senliftel, Middleport-Pm~eroy, 0 ., Tuesday, AUR. %7,1974 Meigs 3 Tb(' Daily Senll.-.,1, Mlddleport-l'umeroy, 0., 'l'lwsduy, Au~. 27,1974 • • Property Transfers WilHam Wallace Chafin, aka WUUam W. Chafin, Madeline Charm Ia Maurice Gagnon, Rosemary Gagnon, Lots, Pomeroy. Clara B. Miller to Roy E. Miller, Maurita L. Miller , Parcels, Chesler. Alfred M. Elberfeld, deed. to : Mary Elizabeth Morris, Cert. of Trans., Pomerny . John Raymond Berry, Goldie Marie Berry to Roberta C. O'Brl~n, 37 Acres, Olive. • Kathloon 0 . Cecil !D Lucille Hendricks, Lot, Middleport. Mary J. Barnhart to Paul E. Snyder, Helen R. Snyder, Lot 7, Arbaugh's 41h, Pomeroy. Icy Miller Ia Harry Garnes, Parcels, Pomeroy. Paul E. Will, Dottie WiU to Richard L. Butcher, Sa!idra Kay Butcher, Parcels, Salisbury. Donald L. Sbeets, Delores J. Sbeets to Mount Vernon Bing, Bertha E. Bing, Parcel, Rutland. Katie Blake Ia Forest D. Van Meter, Parcels, Sutton. Robin C. Hancock, by Atty. in !act, Linda il. Chapman, Atty. In !act to Myrtle Irene Thomas, 6 Acres, Columbia. Kenneth E. lliggs, Judjlh A. lliggs Ia Fred B. Goeglein, 2 _ ,, Acres, Orange. BARBS By PHIL PA\!TORET Some o! the violence on television occurs when we kick the set to make it work. '"' have a secretary pool - free coffee is all the company can afford. .•. ~~ .l.' Add to your dictionary of collectlve nouns: A sneeze of hay fever victims. ' Taking photos Is frowned on by the camera store man- IS • ••• IS a 1 j I ., ... ... ' • • '• • •• • • • •• ,UJRACLES' ... 00 • •• .. • •• •• ~~ -· ..... These . are miraculous : ' We believe that the inalienable right to free speech carries with it many obligations, among which is the duty to speak clearly and fairly of impending danger. - ((I( //)) We believe that to remain silent, especially when knowledge and eXperience in depth cry to be aired, is a moral dereliction of that duty. exciting, many and times frustrating days we are living In and the only thing that seems consistent is chenge Itself. But as We believe that to many our national energy crisis began and ended with the oil embargo -an unfortunate misconception. That was · an oil crisis, mislabeled an energy crisis. Interested bystanders we must keep up with the times and try to keep In touch with everything In the all these earevents, ~e ofte_r'l going on about us. midst or thshaking times lose sight of the fact that · small tidbit• olin- We believethat the danger of a real, a severe and lasting energy crisis wherein great sections of our nation will be faced with part time electrical usage, is too close. That beli~> is shared in essence by the Federal Power Commission. formation are still part of the P-'Sslng scene. In this c:olumn, we hope to provide you with Interesting facts and keep you In touch with Informative trivia. A Miracle Water Refiner will also help yoo keep <JP With the "lmes. Since the water we use today' Is the oame used by Cleopatra. thousands of years ago, water pollution has to be a concern of the modern homemaker. If you wantto IMure that your water Is ciNn, sparkling and free of d•maging hardness . minerals get the complete story about a Miracle Water Refiner today. Call 112-2525. · We believe we must reassess our natural fuel resources-recognize tt>, 1 we and the world havea limited supply ofoi: and gas-that we,. canhot depend upon foreign imports- that ..... ' we have a"super abundance of coal- that we as a nation must make e · or'nmitment to coal. We believe there is a need for environmental controls to protect the land, the air, the water. We endorse the mandate of the Clean Air Act ' to protect public health and we endorse the goals of rational environmentalists. We believe, regrettably, that a limited number of fanatical environm'entalists have succeeded in misleading the public anc;l many of our elected representatives about environmental needs. All too often they have plump~d for standards that result in environmental overkill-that have little if any scientific proof of demonstrable need. We believe that too little is being done too slowly,.- that too many have no real understanding of the titne lag between approval to act and full operational capacity. Mines can't be opened overnight, equipment can't ,. • •' .• • •• •• be procured overnight. •• •• •• .1.' We believe it is folly to pressure for the purchase and installation of pollution control ; • equipment that has been proven time and • • • time again unreliable for major utility use. • We believe that a great contribution to solving our energy problems ancj eliminating air pollution would result from the release of the vast reserves of Government-owned cl,.•n fuel -the low sulfur coal in the West. We believe we must conserve energy at every leveL To waste energy is as wrong as Inaction on the vital energy needs of our country. We believe we must express our sincere beliefs about our energy problems and the solutions to those problems. To do leta would allow expertise to go unused, misconceptions to go unchallenged and, possibly, economic chaos to strike our . country. Indian• 4, Royals 1 • Talks resume • 1 '• w 1 .t t pet . pt P" 0 0 I 000 93 35 M innesota Chic ago Detroit Jg I Atlanta 2 2 Neworteos 1 J o o 39 • l' annan Trace football fana fortunes have not hit such a buzzing these days over the . high note since the 1008 season.' prospects of having a Hope springs er.>rnal on the ~: representative team In the basis that 11ew head coach Southern Valley Athletic Dave Owens 0! Proctorville 5ij C f has 37 players on his squad. 9 1 on ercnce. 176 Hannan Trace's football Included in that total are 1 11 ~re pa 67 II ANN AN THI\CE GftiD ROSTEH I'LAYEI{ liT, WT. 62 5? Bill Hall pet. pf . 750120 ' 4 Wayne Hesson Chris Waugh •• 54 JoeSteele JoeSione Rick Jones 91 Mike Stapleton pa Jeff Wells 63 Larry Sibley 3 3 David Jones 5'7" 150 . 3 decision of the year against no 102 105 .soo 54 54 .250 53 92 san franc sc 0 4 0 .000 36 77 Saturday ' s Results Kevin Petrie 030110 001 - . 6 ' I 0 1 Oll 00:1 OOx- . 7 1,1 0 Upshaw (6), W11Hace (6) and Munson ; Butter , Albury ·( 4) , Burgmeler (7) and Borg mann ; WP ·Aibury (5 ·8). LP Medl ch (1S ·12 l: ' HR -Aiomar ( 1st) . M &di c'h ~ •• American L,eague . Collllifornla ooo 010 OlD- . 2 10 o Detroit 031 010 Olx- . 6 7 0 Has sle.r, Flrgverc a (SJ, LanQe (7) , Sanders (8) and Rodrlgue1 ; LaGrow f 8· 1.tl and Wockentus s . .. LP .i-tusler 13·9L HRs ·Freehan (llthl , Br inkman (11th ), LeFlore lind ), Stanton (10 th ). .. --. , Clev,land 001 011 too- . 4 11 0 . l<ansuCilyOOOOlOOOO- . 1 SO '' : •• • •• ••l fashioned strength . Returning lettermen are Bill Hall, 180 pound senior; Chris Waugh , 170 pound senior; Joe Slone, 175 pound senior; Jell Wells, 180 pound junior; Larry Sibley, 140 pound junior; Wayne Harrison, 230 pound senior; Rick Jones, 155 pound senior; Rick Waugh, 225 pound ·junior; Charlie Cremeans, 170 pound jWiior; and David Jones, 145 195 170 140 175 155 140 180 140 New York Minnesota 5'8" 140 4 4 4 4 4 4 Harrison wins 13thof the year Dale Harrison won his 13th 3 defeats Sunday as Marchi's Falls City fast pitch softball learn took a doubleheader !rom Aus!Dn Powder o! McArthur, 21-1 and 14-3. Harrison gave up just lour hits in the opener, while Doug Allison, pitching his first game in three years, bad a no-hitter going until the final Inning before he was touched lor a hit. Darrell Dugan came on in relief to get the save in the nightcap. Marchi's record is now 25-5 . •'•• Hannan Trace has been working hard wilh two a day driUs, something that Is Ufl· common ln the Mercerville area. Fans say there is lots or interest and enthusiasm Is running very high . The Wildcats are expected to run a straight T offense. Hannan Trace finished last in the SVAC in 1972-73. Last year, the Wildcats were 0--7·1 overall and 0-8 against leagpe foe3. The Wildcats open their )974 season Sept. 6 (providing lhe teachers' strike is over) al Eastern. Here is the 1974 Wildcat schedule: SepL 6 At Eaatem SepL 13 Southern SepL 20 Kyger Creek Seplo. 21 AI Green Twp. Oct 4 Hannan, W. Va. OcL II open Oct 18 AI Norlb Gallla Oct !4 Southwestern Nov. I At Symmes Valley. This Weeks Spec~... USED CARS '72 MALIBU HARDTOP COUPE Major League Results By United Press International National League ·Atlanta 001 000 11G- . 3 11 0 Montreat ooo ooo 002- . 2 6 0 Automat ic, P.S., P. B., Ca pra . Leon (9) and CQrrell; factory air, AM-FM s'tereo Renko , Car rith er s (81 and , tape player. . St inson . WP -Capra 112-6). LP· R enko (9 .12) . HR -Baker (16thl. 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MlddlepoJ:I, Olllo GENERAL REVENUE SHARING · ACTUAL USE REPORT General Revenue Sllaril'lg pro\lides federal luodsdif8CIIy 10 l~al and Slllle governmen1 1. Y~u r government must publish Ill report edviting you how these fundi have be~n .u~ed or obllgaled during 1he yea_ r .t ro~ ~lv 1, t ~73 . thru J11ne 30. f~7 < Thla It to inform you of your Qovernmenl's pr1ont•es and 10 encou11g11 your parhcapa110n 1n dec••IOnil' on how future tunc 6LtVE TOWNSHIP Oakland 000 000 too- . I 6 I Milwaukee 011 ooo oox- . 2 51 Odom Hamilton (,.), Fingers (7) and i=osse , . Tene c e (61 •. Haney [8) ; Champion, Murphy (7) and Porter . WP -Champlon (9·3l . LP -Odom (l .SJ. hn received Citneral Rt~tnut Shtrlng plym•(lll lotlllng 511 ,0,2 dufiflg lht ptrlod ' trom JUly 1. 1913. tfUu ""CCOUNT NO . 30. 1914. 36 3 053 006 June OLIVE TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY LONG BOTTOM, OH 10 4S74l • CHAMPION' SUP·R·BELT' •• •• The s~tm~ long mile~tge . doubie·belted tires thBt 11re otiginal equipmem. on ••• •••• •• • ;rlltl\'f' rHIW 197 5 Cllr!l. Fast . 2 smooth·rkHng body plios o; Fami~ Snacks Here It's friend tv and economical; quick and d lver!llled - @f'lough to satisfy everrbod'v'a mood and appetlt,. see POLYESTER FIBERGLASS our gio_rlous menu. rtoubl• belt under the ff'Nd NOW OPEN m liltne .....u..... ,o.ttu .... ... ...s 15, 791 •17 t~ l ~-~• ~~~~ fundi~~ IM<:iltom 11 Oil 00 Ju~i I, lt7J II'II!NQh Sundoy-tO A.M. loll P.M. Mon. thru Thurs.- t A.M. to II P.M . Frl. & S.l-9 A.M. to! A.M. J..n. 30, lt14 , ,$ _.!.,_.!,__ 131 lnl., ..l t ..;w. • • • • • • .. •, • • • • • • · · ·' - - - 1<111 TOll) fundt "••U~e , , , , 1 , , , , , , , , , ,1·26,11:1, 11 ltl TOI .. .lfiiOunl ·-o\dloll ,,,, , , , , , , , , ,, 22,40o11,11 Ill •••nc•MofJwf'le:t0, 1114,,, ,,,.,,,t 4,411.:16 •• •• . ,. Year several boys with size enough Ia give the Wildcats some old 6'0" 6'2" 5'8" 5'10" 5'10" 5'8" 6'0" 5'1" 5'10" mli *! J 0 .150 42 ww · .. 1 tt Los Angeles J 1 o 5S LP .Spli ttorff ( 13·13) . · lrl lM,..... ,.,..il h- betn ~triM • t~e c.,.,., M YOUR COMPL111 nB QNTII . ..' ? P !H$burgh ' : : ~ team . •OO 110 85 4 in row •• .. . g 2 3 0 pound Junior. Another senior playing UIL1 seaSOil after siiUng outlast !all is 195 pound Wayne H...on • Hesson is known lor · i11s aggressive rebounding •nd shooUng on lhe Wildcat cage I :;(I Ctmfr.tl Bengals make it .. .A vital part of the 7-state American Electric Power System. -~ Buffalo Rusty Torres ond t' rank l ot 0 0 1.000 9l Dully delivered sacrifice flies Cir1C1nnat Ho vsto" 1 1 o .500 101 while Joe Lis and Rico Carty 'l 0 .JJJ AS added run<ocorlng singles to Clevelan d - 1west w I I pel . pi lift Cleveland past Kansas J 1 0 7SO 81 Denver City, snapping the Indians' ' five-game losing streak and Oakland J 1 o .750 11 0 San D iego 7 1 o .51)0 68 keeping the $econd place KansllsC I1V 1 'l o .500 B3 lloyals lour gwnes behind National Conf~rcm:e Eut Oakland in the West. Jim w 1 t pet . pf Perry allowed the Royals only St . Loul.s J 2 0 .600 86 live hits while striking out two D~IIU 1 7 0 .500 and walking one ·in gaining his NwYrkGnl S1 ' 0 .500 "56 sh(ngton 1 3 0 .250 ' ' lith triumph against nine Wa Ph ilad elp h l 1 3 0 .:250 83 losses. Cenrral wltpcr . G r~ e n Bav l 1 0 .750 •' 70 •• •• • ' Ohio Power-C ompany ~HII~.W.Vo I singled, moved to ~e~.~nd on qn Infield out and IICOred on Porter's two-out single. Kevin Halley 5'6" 110 3 CHICAGO (UPI) - Negotiawash ington 20 Cleveland 17 R•'ck Wa ugh 6'1" 225 3 Denver 31 Green Bay 21 tors for National Football 5'7" 120 3 League Players Association 1 Kansas City 26 San Francisco Paul ·Martin and club owners recessed their Los Angeles Jl Miam i 13 Charlie Cremeans 6'0" ~70 3 Philadelph i a 25 Oak l and 14 meeting early today alter ll New England 23 San D iego 14 Terry Waugh 5'8" 145 2 hours of discussion and were New Orleans 16 Dallas 7 James Waugh 5'9" 150 2 Pittsburgh 17 New York scheduled to resume talks later Rick Sibley 5'9" 120 2 today with pressure growing on G iants' (On ly games scheduled] . Sunday 's Results Chnton Murphy 5'5" 130 2 hoth sides to reach a settMinnesota 32 Buffalo 15 Rt'ck Whl' !! 5'8" 130 2 lement. COn ly game scheduled) "We haven't com e to any . . Monday 's ~esult s Wendall• Lucas 5'7" 155 2 Ch1cago 20 Balt1more 16 meeting o£ the minds, so we'll Scott G1bson 5'9" 125 2 CinCinna t i 21 Detroit 14 Atlanta 10 Houston 6 T' gh 5'3" try again tommorrow," said I Only gemes scheduled ) lffi Wau 110 2 chief federal Mediator W.J. Earl Black · 5'7" 120 2 U~ery . "There are some very Major L ea gue Standings Mark Cremeans 5'7" 120 2 American L eag ue difficult issues still to resolve.'' By United Press International East, Scott Swain 5'5" 140 2 The negotiators met twice in National L eag ue w. I. pet . g .b . East Boston 70 56 .556 joint session, Usery said, one of Larry Beaver 5'6" 145 1 w. 1. .pet. g .b . - New York 65 62 .512 5117 them a lengthy discqssion Pittsburgh 66 61 .'~20 Jeff Halley 5'4" 140 1 Baltimore 63 63 ,500 7 S.f. Louis · 66 62' .516 lf2 Cleveland 62 63 .496 7117 between the two parties. But he Loren Cox 5' 4" ll5 1 Ph ilade trh ia 64 64 .500 2 h M i l waukee · 62 67 .481 9 lt, refused to speculate whether Mor)trea 58 67 .464 7 Detro i t ... ·60 68 .469 11 Terry Neal " 5'10" 135 1 New York 55 70 .440 10 We s1 any progress toward setChicag o 52 7'l .419 12 1!1 w. I. pet . g .b. tlement had been made. Mike Daniels 5'10" 130. 1 West Oakland 73 56 .566 Ron Kingery 5'10" 200 1 w. L pet . g .b. KansasC i ty 68 59 .535 11 Usery said Monday he did LosAngeles 80 47 .630 Te>e;as 66 63 .512 1 BY JOE CARNICEW Matt Wells 6'0" 185 I Cincinnati 78 51 .605 l Chicago 64 64 .500 · 81h not expect to reach a quick Atlanta 71 57 .555 9117 Minnesota 63 66 .<188 10 UPI Sports Writer David Swain 5'7" 130 1 se ttlement and planned to Houston 66 61 .520 14 Cali fornia 50 79 .366 23 continue the-discussions £.or ''24 Paul Brown has had his Bill Bennett 5'3" 134 2 San F ran cisco 57 71 .445 23 1/: Monday 's Re s ult ~ San D iego 49 79 .38J 31112 Det roit 6 Cal itornJa 2 or 36 hours" in order to veterans in camp longer lhan . Wayne Harrison 5'10" 230 . 4 Monday's Resu lts Cleveland 4 Kansas City 1 hammer out an agreement Phila delphia 7 Ci ncinnaf l 6 M inn esota 7 New York 6 any coach in the National Head Coach: David Ownes ; Assistant Coactr:' Atlanta 3 Montreal 2 Milwaukee 2 Oakland 1 before the midnig)lt deadline, Football League but he's still Dan Cornell. New York 5 H ouston 4 (Only gam·es scheduled ) when a two-week cooling off not happy with their progress. !Only games schedu led) Today's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pitcher s Brown's Cincinnati Bengals (All Times EDT! period under which the striking (All Times eon Cle11etan d (Bosman 5-J and players went into training rallied in the second haH to Cincinnatf LB i lllngham 1S .Bl Peterson 8·91 at Kansas Ci t y at Philadelphi a (Rut hllen 6-10), defeat the Detroit Lions 27-14 in (Busby 19-10 and Br i les 3-5 ), 2, camp will expire. 7 :35p.m .. 7 p.m. Usery called the negotiating a nationally televised game Atlanta · { R eed 8·7) at Mont · Cali forn ia (Lockwood 2-Sl at r eal (Tor rei. 9-8), 8 :05p .m . Detroit (Cole man 10-12), B p.m . session for Chicago because · Monday night and c run their Houston. (Griffin 12.6) ar New Oakland (Blue 14-12) at pre-season record to 4-{). But York (Apodaca 4-5), 8 :05p.m . M i !waukee. (S laton 9-14), 8 : 30 lhe player representatives of Chicago· (Reuschel 12.9) at p .m . the . , 65-year-<~ld taskmaster is the 26 . teams scheduled a Los Ange les { Ra u 12 ·6) , 10: 39 New York CTidrow 9-10) at meeting here today. Usery said not pleased. p .m . , . M innesota l Ha nds 4 ·4), 8 : 30 St . Lou is ( Gibson 7-lll at San p .m. "Wecwne back but it was by the negotiations would have no D iego (Spillnl!r 5-8), 10 : 30 p .m . Boston ( Mar icha l s. JJ at allect on ·the meeting ol player no means a margin of con. Pittsburgh (Ellis 10-8 1 at San Chicago lKa at 14·1ll,9p.m . ~ ~nln ciSco [ (P'Acquisto 9-11), sequence," Brown said. "I Baltimore ( Palmer 4·9) at representatives and that both ·10 :30 p .m . . :J ~·r.;. ' , .., Texas (Jenk i ns 1B· 11) , 9 p .m .. the owners and players reps don't know What it "is about us, PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - inning. Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Games but one of these times we're not Houston at New York knew . the meeting was scheCalifornia at Detro it, night The Reds scored tbree runs Tony Taylor receives a standPittsburgh at San F ranc isco New York at M inn eso ta , night duled and that the player going to be able to get out of it. in the Inning to take the lead ing ovation every time he · Ci ncinn ati at Ph i l adelphia . Oakland at M i lwaukee , nigh t We were offside six or seven walks on the field here and and threatened to get more night Cleveland at Kansas City, negotiatiors would have to Alliin til !If Montreal , night n ig ht leave lhe negotiating sessions times. Try that sometime and · Monday night he showed a with runners on second and ChiCago at Los Angele s, nlgt)t Boston at Chicago, night St . LOUIS at San D i ego , night to attend the players' meeUng. see what it does for you. Baltimore at Tex•s , night national television audience third and only one otil.. Tony "I had some guys who are why, Per011 ripped a screlmling Uner not in shape out there." Ia right lhat looked like ~ sure The 3S-year-old veteran Cir\cinnati trailed 14-13 in.lhe delivered a pinch-hit tW<H'tln triple but Anderso~ dlVEid for it . final quarter when Ken Ander- double in the fifth inning that near the foul line, made the son threlt: a two-yard touch- tied the score and propelled lhe catch and !ired to second base down pass to Doug Dresaler. Philadelphia Phillies Ia a 7-fi to double up Pete Rose. Bernard Jackson then picked victory over the Cincinnati "We just needed a big play to up Charlie Sanders' fumble Reds . get us going," said Phlls' and returned it 52 yards for an outfielder Jay Johnstone. Taylor's record this season insurance score that handed has been nolblng short of "When Andy made lhat catch, lhe Lionslheir third loss in !our amazing. His double was his It was a big Uft for lhe club. We pre-season games • 15th hit in 34 pinch-ltitting knew we were going to win." In the only other pre-season appearances and it raised his Dave C&sb's l\BI single and action Monday night, the average as a plnch-ltitter to Johnsione's two-ruh double Atlarita Falcons · edged lhe .441. The two RB!s gave him II gave the Phlls a 3-0 lead _In the Houston Oilers 10-8 and lhe · !or the year and tied a club lhird 'Inning but Tony Pere>: Chicago Bears downed lhe record lor most !or a pinch- blasted a two..-un horner in the Baltimore Colts 20--16. fourth and Reds scored three in hitter in a season . FalconsiO, Oilers 6 ''I feel like& million,'' Taylor the Ufth to take lhe lead. Bob Lee threw a 17-yard TO said. "Like seven mllllon. The Phils pulled it out with pass to Louis Neal early in the Those fans really get me up. two gift runs in the eighth off second half and Atlanta's Maybe they're wishing a hit lor loser Clay Carroll. With the defense held Houston ,Ia two me." bases loaded and one out, cash Skip Butler field goals. Lee Taylor's clutch double put · hll a . grounder to second threw 31 yards to Eddie Ray to the Phils right back in lhe baseman Junior Kennedy, who spark the drive. game after they had tralled 5-3 lhrew wild to the plate allowing Bears %8, Colts 16 but it was rightlielder Mike two runs to score . Carl Garrett's short TD Anderson who kept · the Phils The Reds came back for a _plunge with two minutes left close wilh a brilliant diving run in the ninth but ,phils' and linebacker Waymond catch in the top of the fifth catcher Bob Boone ended the Bryant's clutch interception in Cincinnati threat by lllliling the final minutes snapped Joe Morgan for the final out on Chicago'S winless · exhibition an attempted steal of second Buy the first Deluxe Champion Sup·R·Belt at regular prlce ...get the second tire at half pries streak at three as lhe Bears J .Perry ( 14 -9] and D unca n ; base. Spl! ttorff. Bird (9 ) and Healy . rallied to beat Baltimore. • • SAYRE IIARDWAIIE wiU• Carew's bases-loaded, two run shot in U1e sixlh provillg the key hit. Steve Brye also l'Ontrlbutc'<i a twwun stn~le to lhe Twins' attack, enabling reliever Vic Albury to post his filth win against eight losses. The defeat snapped New York 's five-game winning streak and dropped the second plal-c Yankees 5 1 ~ games behind Boston in the E:astern Division. In the only other AL games, Milwaukee shaded Oakland 21, Cleveland beat Kansas City 4-l and Detroit defeated California 6-2. In the only NL games, Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 7-fi, Atlanta nipped Montreal 3-2 and New York downed Houston 5-4. Brewers 2, A's l Billy Champion and Tom Murphy combined on a six· hitter and Darrell Porter drove in · what proved to be the deciding run in MHwaukee's win over Oakland. Champion held the A's to just lour hits and one walk before tiring in lhe seventh to pick up his ninlh win in 12 decis_ ions. The Brewers scored their second rWl in Ute lhird Inning when Don Money Error costly, Reds lose 7·6 • · l By S'ru CAMEN UPI Sporu Writer No news Is good news·ror llod Carew. ••J haven•t read u newspaper In about two weeks-my wife tells me my average," said the M•nnesota Twins' .second bilse· • man Monday night after raising his major league. leadirg hatting average to .362 wllh a pair or singles in a 7-fi victory over the New York Yankees. Despite going '2-lor-4, Carew upped his average only a point and has given up any thoughts about hitting .400 this season . "I've just about given up that idea," said Carew whose fast start this season had fans talking about lhe possibility ol !lis becoming the major lea~es' first .400 hitter since Ted Williams In 1941. "I've got too many at-bat.s and can't raise my average enough even when I have good games at this · stage." "Now,. I'm just aiming £or another batting title," Carew added, 11and also to finish with the highest average in the majors." The Twins rapped Yankee pitchers for II hits, all singles, 1 The bol!ls says he won't agemieat. · • Twins edge Yanks:::~~;·~i~f~~·~~~: Wildcats have 37 ~~r£;:. 11 ;~ il ;: grz· d can· dz.dates • ' llpD!'I llB """ llllllllf'*l I ~ I POMEROY lwal ......,.. II . . . . . ciml1ttklon. I hi~ r.«>O<Ih 1*-llllloi ttle '""""" If IIIII . . . . ..... ,_, .,• . . , .... pulllloo ......... ,..,~. . . . Long totte.n, Oftle . i I < . ' �' 2- Tbe Dlolly Senliftel, Middleport-Pm~eroy, 0 ., Tuesday, AUR. %7,1974 Meigs 3 Tb(' Daily Senll.-.,1, Mlddleport-l'umeroy, 0., 'l'lwsduy, Au~. 27,1974 • • Property Transfers WilHam Wallace Chafin, aka WUUam W. Chafin, Madeline Charm Ia Maurice Gagnon, Rosemary Gagnon, Lots, Pomeroy. Clara B. Miller to Roy E. Miller, Maurita L. Miller , Parcels, Chesler. Alfred M. Elberfeld, deed. to : Mary Elizabeth Morris, Cert. of Trans., Pomerny . John Raymond Berry, Goldie Marie Berry to Roberta C. O'Brl~n, 37 Acres, Olive. • Kathloon 0 . Cecil !D Lucille Hendricks, Lot, Middleport. Mary J. Barnhart to Paul E. Snyder, Helen R. Snyder, Lot 7, Arbaugh's 41h, Pomeroy. Icy Miller Ia Harry Garnes, Parcels, Pomeroy. Paul E. Will, Dottie WiU to Richard L. Butcher, Sa!idra Kay Butcher, Parcels, Salisbury. Donald L. Sbeets, Delores J. Sbeets to Mount Vernon Bing, Bertha E. Bing, Parcel, Rutland. Katie Blake Ia Forest D. Van Meter, Parcels, Sutton. Robin C. Hancock, by Atty. in !act, Linda il. Chapman, Atty. In !act to Myrtle Irene Thomas, 6 Acres, Columbia. Kenneth E. lliggs, Judjlh A. lliggs Ia Fred B. Goeglein, 2 _ ,, Acres, Orange. BARBS By PHIL PA\!TORET Some o! the violence on television occurs when we kick the set to make it work. '"' have a secretary pool - free coffee is all the company can afford. .•. ~~ .l.' Add to your dictionary of collectlve nouns: A sneeze of hay fever victims. ' Taking photos Is frowned on by the camera store man- IS • ••• IS a 1 j I ., ... ... ' • • '• • •• • • • •• ,UJRACLES' ... 00 • •• .. • •• •• ~~ -· ..... These . are miraculous : ' We believe that the inalienable right to free speech carries with it many obligations, among which is the duty to speak clearly and fairly of impending danger. - ((I( //)) We believe that to remain silent, especially when knowledge and eXperience in depth cry to be aired, is a moral dereliction of that duty. exciting, many and times frustrating days we are living In and the only thing that seems consistent is chenge Itself. But as We believe that to many our national energy crisis began and ended with the oil embargo -an unfortunate misconception. That was · an oil crisis, mislabeled an energy crisis. Interested bystanders we must keep up with the times and try to keep In touch with everything In the all these earevents, ~e ofte_r'l going on about us. midst or thshaking times lose sight of the fact that · small tidbit• olin- We believethat the danger of a real, a severe and lasting energy crisis wherein great sections of our nation will be faced with part time electrical usage, is too close. That beli~> is shared in essence by the Federal Power Commission. formation are still part of the P-'Sslng scene. In this c:olumn, we hope to provide you with Interesting facts and keep you In touch with Informative trivia. A Miracle Water Refiner will also help yoo keep <JP With the "lmes. Since the water we use today' Is the oame used by Cleopatra. thousands of years ago, water pollution has to be a concern of the modern homemaker. If you wantto IMure that your water Is ciNn, sparkling and free of d•maging hardness . minerals get the complete story about a Miracle Water Refiner today. Call 112-2525. · We believe we must reassess our natural fuel resources-recognize tt>, 1 we and the world havea limited supply ofoi: and gas-that we,. canhot depend upon foreign imports- that ..... ' we have a"super abundance of coal- that we as a nation must make e · or'nmitment to coal. We believe there is a need for environmental controls to protect the land, the air, the water. We endorse the mandate of the Clean Air Act ' to protect public health and we endorse the goals of rational environmentalists. We believe, regrettably, that a limited number of fanatical environm'entalists have succeeded in misleading the public anc;l many of our elected representatives about environmental needs. All too often they have plump~d for standards that result in environmental overkill-that have little if any scientific proof of demonstrable need. We believe that too little is being done too slowly,.- that too many have no real understanding of the titne lag between approval to act and full operational capacity. Mines can't be opened overnight, equipment can't ,. • •' .• • •• •• be procured overnight. •• •• •• .1.' We believe it is folly to pressure for the purchase and installation of pollution control ; • equipment that has been proven time and • • • time again unreliable for major utility use. • We believe that a great contribution to solving our energy problems ancj eliminating air pollution would result from the release of the vast reserves of Government-owned cl,.•n fuel -the low sulfur coal in the West. We believe we must conserve energy at every leveL To waste energy is as wrong as Inaction on the vital energy needs of our country. We believe we must express our sincere beliefs about our energy problems and the solutions to those problems. To do leta would allow expertise to go unused, misconceptions to go unchallenged and, possibly, economic chaos to strike our . country. Indian• 4, Royals 1 • Talks resume • 1 '• w 1 .t t pet . pt P" 0 0 I 000 93 35 M innesota Chic ago Detroit Jg I Atlanta 2 2 Neworteos 1 J o o 39 • l' annan Trace football fana fortunes have not hit such a buzzing these days over the . high note since the 1008 season.' prospects of having a Hope springs er.>rnal on the ~: representative team In the basis that 11ew head coach Southern Valley Athletic Dave Owens 0! Proctorville 5ij C f has 37 players on his squad. 9 1 on ercnce. 176 Hannan Trace's football Included in that total are 1 11 ~re pa 67 II ANN AN THI\CE GftiD ROSTEH I'LAYEI{ liT, WT. 62 5? Bill Hall pet. pf . 750120 ' 4 Wayne Hesson Chris Waugh •• 54 JoeSteele JoeSione Rick Jones 91 Mike Stapleton pa Jeff Wells 63 Larry Sibley 3 3 David Jones 5'7" 150 . 3 decision of the year against no 102 105 .soo 54 54 .250 53 92 san franc sc 0 4 0 .000 36 77 Saturday ' s Results Kevin Petrie 030110 001 - . 6 ' I 0 1 Oll 00:1 OOx- . 7 1,1 0 Upshaw (6), W11Hace (6) and Munson ; Butter , Albury ·( 4) , Burgmeler (7) and Borg mann ; WP ·Aibury (5 ·8). LP Medl ch (1S ·12 l: ' HR -Aiomar ( 1st) . M &di c'h ~ •• American L,eague . Collllifornla ooo 010 OlD- . 2 10 o Detroit 031 010 Olx- . 6 7 0 Has sle.r, Flrgverc a (SJ, LanQe (7) , Sanders (8) and Rodrlgue1 ; LaGrow f 8· 1.tl and Wockentus s . .. LP .i-tusler 13·9L HRs ·Freehan (llthl , Br inkman (11th ), LeFlore lind ), Stanton (10 th ). .. --. , Clev,land 001 011 too- . 4 11 0 . l<ansuCilyOOOOlOOOO- . 1 SO '' : •• • •• ••l fashioned strength . Returning lettermen are Bill Hall, 180 pound senior; Chris Waugh , 170 pound senior; Joe Slone, 175 pound senior; Jell Wells, 180 pound junior; Larry Sibley, 140 pound junior; Wayne Harrison, 230 pound senior; Rick Jones, 155 pound senior; Rick Waugh, 225 pound ·junior; Charlie Cremeans, 170 pound jWiior; and David Jones, 145 195 170 140 175 155 140 180 140 New York Minnesota 5'8" 140 4 4 4 4 4 4 Harrison wins 13thof the year Dale Harrison won his 13th 3 defeats Sunday as Marchi's Falls City fast pitch softball learn took a doubleheader !rom Aus!Dn Powder o! McArthur, 21-1 and 14-3. Harrison gave up just lour hits in the opener, while Doug Allison, pitching his first game in three years, bad a no-hitter going until the final Inning before he was touched lor a hit. Darrell Dugan came on in relief to get the save in the nightcap. Marchi's record is now 25-5 . •'•• Hannan Trace has been working hard wilh two a day driUs, something that Is Ufl· common ln the Mercerville area. Fans say there is lots or interest and enthusiasm Is running very high . The Wildcats are expected to run a straight T offense. Hannan Trace finished last in the SVAC in 1972-73. Last year, the Wildcats were 0--7·1 overall and 0-8 against leagpe foe3. The Wildcats open their )974 season Sept. 6 (providing lhe teachers' strike is over) al Eastern. Here is the 1974 Wildcat schedule: SepL 6 At Eaatem SepL 13 Southern SepL 20 Kyger Creek Seplo. 21 AI Green Twp. Oct 4 Hannan, W. Va. OcL II open Oct 18 AI Norlb Gallla Oct !4 Southwestern Nov. I At Symmes Valley. This Weeks Spec~... USED CARS '72 MALIBU HARDTOP COUPE Major League Results By United Press International National League ·Atlanta 001 000 11G- . 3 11 0 Montreat ooo ooo 002- . 2 6 0 Automat ic, P.S., P. B., Ca pra . Leon (9) and CQrrell; factory air, AM-FM s'tereo Renko , Car rith er s (81 and , tape player. . St inson . WP -Capra 112-6). LP· R enko (9 .12) . HR -Baker (16thl. Houston New York •2995 001 200 10()-- . 4 lJ .Q 011 000 003- . 5 'Ill R lct~ ard , Cos g r o ' v e ( 8 ), Forsch (9) and May ; Koosman (1J .B) and Grote, Hodges (2) . LP . ~osgrove ( 6 ·2) . HR .Hodges · Karr ·& Van lanett ( 4) . "YoU' ll UkeoUrQuallty Way of Doing Business. · CinCinnati ooo 230 001 - . 6 '2 Phildelphia 003 020 02x-. 110 1 T .Carroll , Borbon {3), McE · naney (5), C.Carroll (7) and Bench ; Lonborg , Watt (5), Ri cher:t (6), Sc heu1er (71, Garber (9 ) ar:~d Boone . WP · • Sch .e uler {8 ·121'. LP ·CCarro ll (10 -4) . HR · Perei: (22nd l. GI\I_A'C FINANCING . Pomeroy 992:·53<42 Open .Evenings 'Til6:00 . TiiSI!.M. 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MlddlepoJ:I, Olllo GENERAL REVENUE SHARING · ACTUAL USE REPORT General Revenue Sllaril'lg pro\lides federal luodsdif8CIIy 10 l~al and Slllle governmen1 1. Y~u r government must publish Ill report edviting you how these fundi have be~n .u~ed or obllgaled during 1he yea_ r .t ro~ ~lv 1, t ~73 . thru J11ne 30. f~7 < Thla It to inform you of your Qovernmenl's pr1ont•es and 10 encou11g11 your parhcapa110n 1n dec••IOnil' on how future tunc 6LtVE TOWNSHIP Oakland 000 000 too- . I 6 I Milwaukee 011 ooo oox- . 2 51 Odom Hamilton (,.), Fingers (7) and i=osse , . Tene c e (61 •. Haney [8) ; Champion, Murphy (7) and Porter . WP -Champlon (9·3l . LP -Odom (l .SJ. hn received Citneral Rt~tnut Shtrlng plym•(lll lotlllng 511 ,0,2 dufiflg lht ptrlod ' trom JUly 1. 1913. tfUu ""CCOUNT NO . 30. 1914. 36 3 053 006 June OLIVE TOWNSHIP TWP. CLERK MEIGS COUNTY LONG BOTTOM, OH 10 4S74l • CHAMPION' SUP·R·BELT' •• •• The s~tm~ long mile~tge . doubie·belted tires thBt 11re otiginal equipmem. on ••• •••• •• • ;rlltl\'f' rHIW 197 5 Cllr!l. Fast . 2 smooth·rkHng body plios o; Fami~ Snacks Here It's friend tv and economical; quick and d lver!llled - @f'lough to satisfy everrbod'v'a mood and appetlt,. see POLYESTER FIBERGLASS our gio_rlous menu. rtoubl• belt under the ff'Nd NOW OPEN m liltne .....u..... ,o.ttu .... ... ...s 15, 791 •17 t~ l ~-~• ~~~~ fundi~~ IM<:iltom 11 Oil 00 Ju~i I, lt7J II'II!NQh Sundoy-tO A.M. loll P.M. Mon. thru Thurs.- t A.M. to II P.M . Frl. & S.l-9 A.M. to! A.M. J..n. 30, lt14 , ,$ _.!.,_.!,__ 131 lnl., ..l t ..;w. • • • • • • .. •, • • • • • • · · ·' - - - 1<111 TOll) fundt "••U~e , , , , 1 , , , , , , , , , ,1·26,11:1, 11 ltl TOI .. .lfiiOunl ·-o\dloll ,,,, , , , , , , , , ,, 22,40o11,11 Ill •••nc•MofJwf'le:t0, 1114,,, ,,,.,,,t 4,411.:16 •• •• . ,. Year several boys with size enough Ia give the Wildcats some old 6'0" 6'2" 5'8" 5'10" 5'10" 5'8" 6'0" 5'1" 5'10" mli *! J 0 .150 42 ww · .. 1 tt Los Angeles J 1 o 5S LP .Spli ttorff ( 13·13) . · lrl lM,..... ,.,..il h- betn ~triM • t~e c.,.,., M YOUR COMPL111 nB QNTII . ..' ? P !H$burgh ' : : ~ team . •OO 110 85 4 in row •• .. . g 2 3 0 pound Junior. Another senior playing UIL1 seaSOil after siiUng outlast !all is 195 pound Wayne H...on • Hesson is known lor · i11s aggressive rebounding •nd shooUng on lhe Wildcat cage I :;(I Ctmfr.tl Bengals make it .. .A vital part of the 7-state American Electric Power System. -~ Buffalo Rusty Torres ond t' rank l ot 0 0 1.000 9l Dully delivered sacrifice flies Cir1C1nnat Ho vsto" 1 1 o .500 101 while Joe Lis and Rico Carty 'l 0 .JJJ AS added run<ocorlng singles to Clevelan d - 1west w I I pel . pi lift Cleveland past Kansas J 1 0 7SO 81 Denver City, snapping the Indians' ' five-game losing streak and Oakland J 1 o .750 11 0 San D iego 7 1 o .51)0 68 keeping the $econd place KansllsC I1V 1 'l o .500 B3 lloyals lour gwnes behind National Conf~rcm:e Eut Oakland in the West. Jim w 1 t pet . pf Perry allowed the Royals only St . Loul.s J 2 0 .600 86 live hits while striking out two D~IIU 1 7 0 .500 and walking one ·in gaining his NwYrkGnl S1 ' 0 .500 "56 sh(ngton 1 3 0 .250 ' ' lith triumph against nine Wa Ph ilad elp h l 1 3 0 .:250 83 losses. Cenrral wltpcr . G r~ e n Bav l 1 0 .750 •' 70 •• •• • ' Ohio Power-C ompany ~HII~.W.Vo I singled, moved to ~e~.~nd on qn Infield out and IICOred on Porter's two-out single. Kevin Halley 5'6" 110 3 CHICAGO (UPI) - Negotiawash ington 20 Cleveland 17 R•'ck Wa ugh 6'1" 225 3 Denver 31 Green Bay 21 tors for National Football 5'7" 120 3 League Players Association 1 Kansas City 26 San Francisco Paul ·Martin and club owners recessed their Los Angeles Jl Miam i 13 Charlie Cremeans 6'0" ~70 3 Philadelph i a 25 Oak l and 14 meeting early today alter ll New England 23 San D iego 14 Terry Waugh 5'8" 145 2 hours of discussion and were New Orleans 16 Dallas 7 James Waugh 5'9" 150 2 Pittsburgh 17 New York scheduled to resume talks later Rick Sibley 5'9" 120 2 today with pressure growing on G iants' (On ly games scheduled] . Sunday 's Results Chnton Murphy 5'5" 130 2 hoth sides to reach a settMinnesota 32 Buffalo 15 Rt'ck Whl' !! 5'8" 130 2 lement. COn ly game scheduled) "We haven't com e to any . . Monday 's ~esult s Wendall• Lucas 5'7" 155 2 Ch1cago 20 Balt1more 16 meeting o£ the minds, so we'll Scott G1bson 5'9" 125 2 CinCinna t i 21 Detroit 14 Atlanta 10 Houston 6 T' gh 5'3" try again tommorrow," said I Only gemes scheduled ) lffi Wau 110 2 chief federal Mediator W.J. Earl Black · 5'7" 120 2 U~ery . "There are some very Major L ea gue Standings Mark Cremeans 5'7" 120 2 American L eag ue difficult issues still to resolve.'' By United Press International East, Scott Swain 5'5" 140 2 The negotiators met twice in National L eag ue w. I. pet . g .b . East Boston 70 56 .556 joint session, Usery said, one of Larry Beaver 5'6" 145 1 w. 1. .pet. g .b . - New York 65 62 .512 5117 them a lengthy discqssion Pittsburgh 66 61 .'~20 Jeff Halley 5'4" 140 1 Baltimore 63 63 ,500 7 S.f. Louis · 66 62' .516 lf2 Cleveland 62 63 .496 7117 between the two parties. But he Loren Cox 5' 4" ll5 1 Ph ilade trh ia 64 64 .500 2 h M i l waukee · 62 67 .481 9 lt, refused to speculate whether Mor)trea 58 67 .464 7 Detro i t ... ·60 68 .469 11 Terry Neal " 5'10" 135 1 New York 55 70 .440 10 We s1 any progress toward setChicag o 52 7'l .419 12 1!1 w. I. pet . g .b. tlement had been made. Mike Daniels 5'10" 130. 1 West Oakland 73 56 .566 Ron Kingery 5'10" 200 1 w. L pet . g .b. KansasC i ty 68 59 .535 11 Usery said Monday he did LosAngeles 80 47 .630 Te>e;as 66 63 .512 1 BY JOE CARNICEW Matt Wells 6'0" 185 I Cincinnati 78 51 .605 l Chicago 64 64 .500 · 81h not expect to reach a quick Atlanta 71 57 .555 9117 Minnesota 63 66 .<188 10 UPI Sports Writer David Swain 5'7" 130 1 se ttlement and planned to Houston 66 61 .520 14 Cali fornia 50 79 .366 23 continue the-discussions £.or ''24 Paul Brown has had his Bill Bennett 5'3" 134 2 San F ran cisco 57 71 .445 23 1/: Monday 's Re s ult ~ San D iego 49 79 .38J 31112 Det roit 6 Cal itornJa 2 or 36 hours" in order to veterans in camp longer lhan . Wayne Harrison 5'10" 230 . 4 Monday's Resu lts Cleveland 4 Kansas City 1 hammer out an agreement Phila delphia 7 Ci ncinnaf l 6 M inn esota 7 New York 6 any coach in the National Head Coach: David Ownes ; Assistant Coactr:' Atlanta 3 Montreal 2 Milwaukee 2 Oakland 1 before the midnig)lt deadline, Football League but he's still Dan Cornell. New York 5 H ouston 4 (Only gam·es scheduled ) when a two-week cooling off not happy with their progress. !Only games schedu led) Today's Probable Pitchers Today's Probable Pitcher s Brown's Cincinnati Bengals (All Times EDT! period under which the striking (All Times eon Cle11etan d (Bosman 5-J and players went into training rallied in the second haH to Cincinnatf LB i lllngham 1S .Bl Peterson 8·91 at Kansas Ci t y at Philadelphi a (Rut hllen 6-10), defeat the Detroit Lions 27-14 in (Busby 19-10 and Br i les 3-5 ), 2, camp will expire. 7 :35p.m .. 7 p.m. Usery called the negotiating a nationally televised game Atlanta · { R eed 8·7) at Mont · Cali forn ia (Lockwood 2-Sl at r eal (Tor rei. 9-8), 8 :05p .m . Detroit (Cole man 10-12), B p.m . session for Chicago because · Monday night and c run their Houston. (Griffin 12.6) ar New Oakland (Blue 14-12) at pre-season record to 4-{). But York (Apodaca 4-5), 8 :05p.m . M i !waukee. (S laton 9-14), 8 : 30 lhe player representatives of Chicago· (Reuschel 12.9) at p .m . the . , 65-year-<~ld taskmaster is the 26 . teams scheduled a Los Ange les { Ra u 12 ·6) , 10: 39 New York CTidrow 9-10) at meeting here today. Usery said not pleased. p .m . , . M innesota l Ha nds 4 ·4), 8 : 30 St . Lou is ( Gibson 7-lll at San p .m. "Wecwne back but it was by the negotiations would have no D iego (Spillnl!r 5-8), 10 : 30 p .m . Boston ( Mar icha l s. JJ at allect on ·the meeting ol player no means a margin of con. Pittsburgh (Ellis 10-8 1 at San Chicago lKa at 14·1ll,9p.m . ~ ~nln ciSco [ (P'Acquisto 9-11), sequence," Brown said. "I Baltimore ( Palmer 4·9) at representatives and that both ·10 :30 p .m . . :J ~·r.;. ' , .., Texas (Jenk i ns 1B· 11) , 9 p .m .. the owners and players reps don't know What it "is about us, PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - inning. Wednesday's Games Wednesday's Games but one of these times we're not Houston at New York knew . the meeting was scheCalifornia at Detro it, night The Reds scored tbree runs Tony Taylor receives a standPittsburgh at San F ranc isco New York at M inn eso ta , night duled and that the player going to be able to get out of it. in the Inning to take the lead ing ovation every time he · Ci ncinn ati at Ph i l adelphia . Oakland at M i lwaukee , nigh t We were offside six or seven walks on the field here and and threatened to get more night Cleveland at Kansas City, negotiatiors would have to Alliin til !If Montreal , night n ig ht leave lhe negotiating sessions times. Try that sometime and · Monday night he showed a with runners on second and ChiCago at Los Angele s, nlgt)t Boston at Chicago, night St . LOUIS at San D i ego , night to attend the players' meeUng. see what it does for you. Baltimore at Tex•s , night national television audience third and only one otil.. Tony "I had some guys who are why, Per011 ripped a screlmling Uner not in shape out there." Ia right lhat looked like ~ sure The 3S-year-old veteran Cir\cinnati trailed 14-13 in.lhe delivered a pinch-hit tW<H'tln triple but Anderso~ dlVEid for it . final quarter when Ken Ander- double in the fifth inning that near the foul line, made the son threlt: a two-yard touch- tied the score and propelled lhe catch and !ired to second base down pass to Doug Dresaler. Philadelphia Phillies Ia a 7-fi to double up Pete Rose. Bernard Jackson then picked victory over the Cincinnati "We just needed a big play to up Charlie Sanders' fumble Reds . get us going," said Phlls' and returned it 52 yards for an outfielder Jay Johnstone. Taylor's record this season insurance score that handed has been nolblng short of "When Andy made lhat catch, lhe Lionslheir third loss in !our amazing. His double was his It was a big Uft for lhe club. We pre-season games • 15th hit in 34 pinch-ltitting knew we were going to win." In the only other pre-season appearances and it raised his Dave C&sb's l\BI single and action Monday night, the average as a plnch-ltitter to Johnsione's two-ruh double Atlarita Falcons · edged lhe .441. The two RB!s gave him II gave the Phlls a 3-0 lead _In the Houston Oilers 10-8 and lhe · !or the year and tied a club lhird 'Inning but Tony Pere>: Chicago Bears downed lhe record lor most !or a pinch- blasted a two..-un horner in the Baltimore Colts 20--16. fourth and Reds scored three in hitter in a season . FalconsiO, Oilers 6 ''I feel like& million,'' Taylor the Ufth to take lhe lead. Bob Lee threw a 17-yard TO said. "Like seven mllllon. The Phils pulled it out with pass to Louis Neal early in the Those fans really get me up. two gift runs in the eighth off second half and Atlanta's Maybe they're wishing a hit lor loser Clay Carroll. With the defense held Houston ,Ia two me." bases loaded and one out, cash Skip Butler field goals. Lee Taylor's clutch double put · hll a . grounder to second threw 31 yards to Eddie Ray to the Phils right back in lhe baseman Junior Kennedy, who spark the drive. game after they had tralled 5-3 lhrew wild to the plate allowing Bears %8, Colts 16 but it was rightlielder Mike two runs to score . Carl Garrett's short TD Anderson who kept · the Phils The Reds came back for a _plunge with two minutes left close wilh a brilliant diving run in the ninth but ,phils' and linebacker Waymond catch in the top of the fifth catcher Bob Boone ended the Bryant's clutch interception in Cincinnati threat by lllliling the final minutes snapped Joe Morgan for the final out on Chicago'S winless · exhibition an attempted steal of second Buy the first Deluxe Champion Sup·R·Belt at regular prlce ...get the second tire at half pries streak at three as lhe Bears J .Perry ( 14 -9] and D unca n ; base. Spl! ttorff. Bird (9 ) and Healy . rallied to beat Baltimore. • • SAYRE IIARDWAIIE wiU• Carew's bases-loaded, two run shot in U1e sixlh provillg the key hit. Steve Brye also l'Ontrlbutc'<i a twwun stn~le to lhe Twins' attack, enabling reliever Vic Albury to post his filth win against eight losses. The defeat snapped New York 's five-game winning streak and dropped the second plal-c Yankees 5 1 ~ games behind Boston in the E:astern Division. In the only other AL games, Milwaukee shaded Oakland 21, Cleveland beat Kansas City 4-l and Detroit defeated California 6-2. In the only NL games, Philadelphia edged Cincinnati 7-fi, Atlanta nipped Montreal 3-2 and New York downed Houston 5-4. Brewers 2, A's l Billy Champion and Tom Murphy combined on a six· hitter and Darrell Porter drove in · what proved to be the deciding run in MHwaukee's win over Oakland. Champion held the A's to just lour hits and one walk before tiring in lhe seventh to pick up his ninlh win in 12 decis_ ions. The Brewers scored their second rWl in Ute lhird Inning when Don Money Error costly, Reds lose 7·6 • · l By S'ru CAMEN UPI Sporu Writer No news Is good news·ror llod Carew. ••J haven•t read u newspaper In about two weeks-my wife tells me my average," said the M•nnesota Twins' .second bilse· • man Monday night after raising his major league. leadirg hatting average to .362 wllh a pair or singles in a 7-fi victory over the New York Yankees. Despite going '2-lor-4, Carew upped his average only a point and has given up any thoughts about hitting .400 this season . "I've just about given up that idea," said Carew whose fast start this season had fans talking about lhe possibility ol !lis becoming the major lea~es' first .400 hitter since Ted Williams In 1941. "I've got too many at-bat.s and can't raise my average enough even when I have good games at this · stage." "Now,. I'm just aiming £or another batting title," Carew added, 11and also to finish with the highest average in the majors." The Twins rapped Yankee pitchers for II hits, all singles, 1 The bol!ls says he won't agemieat. · • Twins edge Yanks:::~~;·~i~f~~·~~~: Wildcats have 37 ~~r£;:. 11 ;~ il ;: grz· d can· dz.dates • ' llpD!'I llB """ llllllllf'*l I ~ I POMEROY lwal ......,.. II . . . . . ciml1ttklon. I hi~ r.«>O<Ih 1*-llllloi ttle '""""" If IIIII . . . . ..... ,_, .,• . . , .... pulllloo ......... ,..,~. . . . Long totte.n, Oftle . i I < . ' �• 4- The Daily S<nlinel, Middleporl-P<>neroy, u .. Thr.day. A u~ . T/,1974 offic~rs Circle SYRACUSE - New officers were elected at a recent meetinl! of lhe Missi<>~ary Circle o~cuse Cllurch of tbe Nazarene. Elected were Mrs. Louise London, president; Elizabeth CUndiff, vice preaident ; Mary Jane Armes , secretary treasurer ; Susan Winelrefln<'r, reading book secretory ; Unda Hubbard, prayer and lasting; Janie Armes. member ship; Elladene Watson, study book secretary ; Ora Bess, hox work, and Sherman CUndiff, "other sheep'' secretary . Rev. Howard C. Black, new pastor, gave a prayer asking for Euidance for the new offi cers. There was group singing of "To God Be the Glory." "Jesus Saves" and '" Are Ye Able" led by Bob Moore, Sunday school . ... Social I f Cale'nd-ad k~ Come . X• TUESDAY RACINE American Legion Auxiliary, 6 p.m.; at the MyrUe Walker home. Mrs. Walker ·will furnish the barbecued chicken with members to take a covered dish and their own table service. Dues are payable. to This Pogo sticks are fun .. . but MEIGS A,thletic Boosters Assn. meeting, 7:30 p.m., at ·high schooL New officers, headed by Charles Hamillon and coaches are urging all interested people to attend. Special welcome extended to parents of athletes in the new freslunan class. AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary. Drew Websler Unit 39, 7:30p.m. at legion hall. SOUTHERN Band Boosters, 7:30p.m., at high schooL · 'MEIGS County Riding Club, 7 p.m., home of Bob Daniels, Middleport. Wiener roast. Everyone welcome. OHIO Eta Phi Cllapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, getacquainted party at Royal Oak Park, 6:30 p.m. Those attending are to take their own table service. - WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Amateur Gardeners Club, 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Eddie Burkett. WILLDWOOD Garden Club, 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kelly Grueser. not as the answer to the gas crisis. A tuned-up car is. let our expert .mechanics check spark plugs, points and condenser. 6 Cylinder $18.95 8 Cylinder $26.95 GM -69 and Later $28.95 MOORE'S POMEROY-MrDDLEPORT Lions Club meeting and lun· cheon, 12 noon, Meigs Inn. THURSDAY DUNCAN Family, Tampa, Fla., at Chester Church of God, 7:30p.m. Public invited. AMERICAN HARDWARE POMEROY ' ' • ". , , it's like finding out you're skinny, high school sweetheart grew up to be Jacqueline Bisset. ... They've done an excellent job with the 5 m.p.h. bumpers. Inside it's still the same- speedometer, tach, dash .lights. The seats, always comfortable now come in a corduroy option. COMPARE ECONOMY .: Capri-2 Dr. OHV V-6, 171 cu. in. _Curb weight 2500 lbs. 22.0 mpg. Base price $3884.00 Datsun 610 OHC in-line 4 1951 cc. Curb weight 2400 lbs. 23.5 mpg. Base price $3775.00 VW Dasher OHC in-Line 4 89.75 cu. in. · 29.7 mpg. ' Curb weight 2005 lbs. Base price $397~.00 OPEL MANTA OHC In-tine 4 Cum weight 2116 lbs. I 27.o ·mpg Base Price •3274 10 Ecc:mmJ, Perfonilance, Laxuly and ~anship . In The Buick Opel Manta . HOE. Mlin St. Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy,C l FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF were served to Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffers and son. Ryan, parents of the honored guest, and his sist..r, Valerie. - BOYS' HIKING BOOTS SUPERIORS FAMILY PACK SUPERIORS FAMILY PACK PORK PORK LB. 79e LOIN ENDS CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS PORK NECK BONES Lug Sole Leather by Oi ngo Suede by ThomMcAn 33~ heritage house YourThom MeAn Store Middleport, 0. . 53~ ..' .. .. ' CARNATION HOT COCOA MIX • . STATE .LOnERY Act Now! Once These Are Gone, Thats It! 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Ice cream and cake After 5 p.m. LONG HORN ·' · THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p.m. at tbe hall, Members asked to come early to assist in moving back into the haU w~lch was vacated for the Melga Ccunty Fair. 1 OFFICERS of Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES lnitiatlon practice 7 p.m . ARRANGEMENT SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Sending gifts were the Pickens family , Eula Jeffers, Ron Jeffers, Rise Jeffers, Renee Jeffers. Mrs. Eula Jeffers, Ryan's grandmother, entertained later with a birth. day dinner. A party was held Sunday honoring Richard .Sean Jeffers, son of Mr _and Mrs. Richard K. Jeffers, on his fifth birthday_ The affair was held at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.juia Free On-Street Parting • ,·, Reeves, Tammy and Michelle Capehart, Tammi and Tracy Eblin, Mrs. Helen Icenhower and Don, Mrs. Betty Triplett and Angie, Mrs. Thelma Eblin, Mrs. Susan Tracy and Steve, Sharon lcenllower and Scott. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs . James Evans , Pam , Christie and Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wears, her grandparents. · Favors of balloons, bubble . cream and cake were served to those iuuned and Karen Hems- gum, and candy treats were ley , Gayla Haning, Trina given to each of the children. - ARTIACIAL . SEE RYAN JDIERS Kimberly Lynn Eblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eblin, Pomeroy, celebrated her seventh birthday recently with a party at her hoon0. · Games were played with prizes going to Ann Reece, Dixie Eblin, Kim Eblin and Richard Icenhower , After Kimberly opened ner gifts, refreshments of Kool-Aid, ice Shower given We Acl'ept Jiedt!r/ll Food St11mps PHONE: 992-3480 Reserve The t o Limit QuanUtieo" MARK ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burkhard, 125 South . Clark Blvd., Clarksville, Ind., 47130, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner party. Mrs . Burkhard was thl former Emma Frick, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frick, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs, Burkhard were married Sept. Miss Eblin honored - at noon by Mrs. Harold (Alma Leifheit) Johnson, Richard Leifheit, Emma Jo and Curl, Springfield; Mr _ and Mrs, Harry Davis (Veda · Leifheit), Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew, Ted, John and Billy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehew, Debra, Cllarlotte and Robin, Columbus . Afternoon was spent playing A layette .shower honoring Mrs. Sarah Johnson was given games and taking pictures. A !"f1cently by the women <II\· round-robin card was signed ployes of Imperial Electric-Co., for Dorothy Leiflleit, Orient Middleport, during their lunch HospitaL For the evening meal a cookout was held. Ice cream period. and cake honoring Mrs. Attending were Margie NeweU, Rhonda Hawley, Clara Jo~nson was served, The cake France, Kim Jones, Bonnie was baked and presented to Mathews, Hortense Humph- Mrs. Johnson by Mrs. Robert rey, Bonnie Proctor, Margie Lehew. Ted and John Lehew Stewart, Belly Hawley, remained In Columbus, where Mildred Hudson, Joyce Grover, Marcia Capehart, both are enrolled at Capital Esther Joseph, Norma Jean University and will begin Custard, Mary Roush,. Mindy - football practice this week , Ted Custard, Dorothy Williams , will be a junior · there, and Margaret Smith, Janel Smith, John, a freshman . Barbara Smith, Faye Fry, Marte Pickens, Rachel Wilson, .Janice Smith and Ruby Jarvis. A gllt was also presented to Mrs. Johnson by Ralph Marlin, . .. You'll find it is as fast through a corner as a Capri, though with better overall ride. So, if I can't have a Mercedes-Benz, could I fill in with an Opel Manta?'_ ' _ Motor Trend June 1974 ' POR CHOPS SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 •• jeffers boys celebrate The descendants of the late August and Emma Reuter Leifheit of Meigs County held second _annual reunion at the hotile of Mr _ and Mrs. Robert Lehew, Columbus, Sunday. A basket dinner was enjoyed ... It's almost as economical (27.0 mpg) and trouble-free as it's first day. • A famil y reunion of the Spurl~k . missionary on gra ndchildren of the late furlough from Niamuy, Niger, William and Annie & ott Rife Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Deweese, Pleasant ; Marl\ ' was held at the home of Mr. Point Spurlock, Findlay ; Mr. and and Mrs. Marion Williams, Le Grande Blvd., Green Acres. Mrs . Edward Lewis and Attending the reunlon were daughter Beverly, Oak Hlll; the followtn" · MiA.~ Arlene Dwight and Grace McGhee, , Jackson ; Tom and Alice Brisker, Oak HUI; Bill and Wanda Hess and daughter Leiss, Columbus; and the hoot .,d hostess, Marion and Anna Williams. The decision was made to lllllke this reunion ail annual event, with the reunion to be bold the last Sunday in August. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Brisker uked that the faonilie£meet at tbelr nome next year _ thAI.~ · Reuter reunion enjoyed ... The Manta is as conventional as ever, with its liOiid front engine running all 75 horsepower back through a smooth four speed, fully synchroni:z:ed transmission. • DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those people who call on the phone at regular meal times and just keep on talking and talking even though you tell !bern you are busy with a meaL Of course. an emergency is excusab,le. Telephone sales people so often seleft such times to onake their calls . I think this is bad timing. - BD. UE . DEAR POLLY - I well understand Mary B.'s worry about flags that fray , I do not think people who are reaUy patriotic want to fly faded or frayed flags. Before using a new flag turn in an extra hem at the end and stitch it on the machine several times. When that frays make another small hem, Extra stitching added at the top and hottom also helps, - H.C.D. DEAR POLLY -'- I hope my Pointer will help Mary B. who has trouble with flags becoming frayed along the outer edge. Before ,., '·-rr"' ~I .... ~., ..- At,flying a new flag cut white nylon net in a strip about two inches wide and slightly longer than the end of the flag . Fold lhe edges of the net to the center as bias tape is folded and place this over the end of til!! flag, as you would bias tape. ZigZ<!g stitch over il two or three times. The net and the sewing will become invisible·and the flag will not wear out nearly so soon. I have seen school flags RICHARD JEn'ERS so treated that stay perfect looking for as long as 10 years. CAROLINE . DEAR POLLY - An old metal shoe horn makes a fine miniature spade or trowel to dig young plants from pots they are grown in. If they are small the plants can even be set out with this Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffers miniature garden tool. - MARY T. entertained at their Pomeroy DEAR POLLY - Often you see someone striking a glass jar home Wednesday with a party cap across the edge with the handle of a knife to open the jar. I honoring their son, Ryan Scott, shudder when I see this. Once when I did it and turned the lid the on his third birthday. far was broken underneath and I cut several fing ers very l>adly. lee cream, cupcakes, and Since then I strike the CENTER of the lid with the knife handle Kool-Aid were served to Hope and this works in most cases. If it does not help I take a heer can opener and loosen around the end of the cap. As soon as a bit of Priddy and children, Brenda air gets under.the ca p it will open easily. Also one cart usually put Lee and Jackie Jo, Diane a jar under hot rumling water but NEVER strike around the edge Hendricks and daughter, Sheila, Wanda Stewart and of the jar. - ANNE. DEAR READERS - If you do not mind ihe jar no longer being daughter, Darlene, Sharon air tight use an ice pick lo punch a couple of holes in the metal Smith and son, Chuckle Smith, Sharon Stewart and son. Cllris, top. Enougll air will get in to break the vacuum.- POLLY. You will receJve a dollar H Polly uses your favorite home- Becky Teaford and daughter, making idea. Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a Sllerry Lynn, Douglas Piiddy, Tracy Michael and Mrs. Guy problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. Priddy. SUPERIORS FAMILY PACK. hostess to Mrs. l.eorta Bab-- ' cock, Rose Carr, Mrs, Maude Gray, Mrs . Vercla Stout, Mrs. Gra ce Sloul , Mrs . Mary Pennington, and g~ests , Vera Simpson and Dianna Massar. Mrs, Mary Jane Goebel wlll hoot the Sept. 18 meeting. Reunion held 1 Missions in South America . ~~ Rutll EUen Black, daughter -~~ of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Black, talked ahout -ner caU to he a ;; missionary and noted that she ~~ will he leaving soon for college . in Missouri. The class Members answered roll call by naming tllelr pel peeve. A glrt was presented to Mrs. E thel Arbaugh, a charter member, who Is moving to Logan. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Massar and Mrs. Ula Swan won the door prize. A salad course was served by the ' 'August is the Time To" wa5 Ule program topic presented by Mrs . Helen Dorst at the recent meeting of the Rose Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Leota superintendent. Mrs. London congratulated Sllerrie Bass, read scripture lroon Isaiah 6:11- daughter of Mr _ and Mrs. L. 13 and an offering was taken Bass, who plans to study for with Oris Hubbard giring the mission work at Mt. Vernon prayer _kene CUndiff played a Nazarene Ccllege. A gift of money was trumpet solo, "'How Much I presented to each of the girls to Know.'' For the · ·other sheep / ' help with their expenses. Bolli Eugene Smith had prayer. expressed their appreciation Artie Grindley gave a report on for the surprise gifts. The the missionary convention in meeting was closed with July in Cclumbus and there prayer by Shirley Smith, Next was a special song, ' Harvest meeting will be Sept. IS af7 :30 Time" by Janie Armes, Margie p.m. CUnningham, Rita Arnold and Bob Moore . Mrs. Watson . .·:- -·.···.·.· .·. ·. -!«-'-'•:-:-:·:····; "·'- . -'t:~ presented a !"f1porl on the study ~: It Needn't 124 W. MAIN - Rose gardeners have meet : named book concerning Christian Aug. 1:1. 9~' .., c ' . ',. Price -8 Pak -•1.29- '. 6 . 15 BARS ·. 1 MILKY WAYS SNICKERS DAD'S ROOT BEER 6PAK NORTH STAR ·TWIN ' .POPS d. ORANGE CHERRY GRAPE OR NEW DIET RITE COlA, (SUGAR FREE) • •• .81:: •]19 ' 1 �• 4- The Daily S<nlinel, Middleporl-P<>neroy, u .. Thr.day. A u~ . T/,1974 offic~rs Circle SYRACUSE - New officers were elected at a recent meetinl! of lhe Missi<>~ary Circle o~cuse Cllurch of tbe Nazarene. Elected were Mrs. Louise London, president; Elizabeth CUndiff, vice preaident ; Mary Jane Armes , secretary treasurer ; Susan Winelrefln<'r, reading book secretory ; Unda Hubbard, prayer and lasting; Janie Armes. member ship; Elladene Watson, study book secretary ; Ora Bess, hox work, and Sherman CUndiff, "other sheep'' secretary . Rev. Howard C. Black, new pastor, gave a prayer asking for Euidance for the new offi cers. There was group singing of "To God Be the Glory." "Jesus Saves" and '" Are Ye Able" led by Bob Moore, Sunday school . ... Social I f Cale'nd-ad k~ Come . X• TUESDAY RACINE American Legion Auxiliary, 6 p.m.; at the MyrUe Walker home. Mrs. Walker ·will furnish the barbecued chicken with members to take a covered dish and their own table service. Dues are payable. to This Pogo sticks are fun .. . but MEIGS A,thletic Boosters Assn. meeting, 7:30 p.m., at ·high schooL New officers, headed by Charles Hamillon and coaches are urging all interested people to attend. Special welcome extended to parents of athletes in the new freslunan class. AMERICAN Legion Auxiliary. Drew Websler Unit 39, 7:30p.m. at legion hall. SOUTHERN Band Boosters, 7:30p.m., at high schooL · 'MEIGS County Riding Club, 7 p.m., home of Bob Daniels, Middleport. Wiener roast. Everyone welcome. OHIO Eta Phi Cllapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, getacquainted party at Royal Oak Park, 6:30 p.m. Those attending are to take their own table service. - WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Amateur Gardeners Club, 8 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Eddie Burkett. WILLDWOOD Garden Club, 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Kelly Grueser. not as the answer to the gas crisis. A tuned-up car is. let our expert .mechanics check spark plugs, points and condenser. 6 Cylinder $18.95 8 Cylinder $26.95 GM -69 and Later $28.95 MOORE'S POMEROY-MrDDLEPORT Lions Club meeting and lun· cheon, 12 noon, Meigs Inn. THURSDAY DUNCAN Family, Tampa, Fla., at Chester Church of God, 7:30p.m. Public invited. AMERICAN HARDWARE POMEROY ' ' • ". , , it's like finding out you're skinny, high school sweetheart grew up to be Jacqueline Bisset. ... They've done an excellent job with the 5 m.p.h. bumpers. Inside it's still the same- speedometer, tach, dash .lights. The seats, always comfortable now come in a corduroy option. COMPARE ECONOMY .: Capri-2 Dr. OHV V-6, 171 cu. in. _Curb weight 2500 lbs. 22.0 mpg. Base price $3884.00 Datsun 610 OHC in-line 4 1951 cc. Curb weight 2400 lbs. 23.5 mpg. Base price $3775.00 VW Dasher OHC in-Line 4 89.75 cu. in. · 29.7 mpg. ' Curb weight 2005 lbs. Base price $397~.00 OPEL MANTA OHC In-tine 4 Cum weight 2116 lbs. I 27.o ·mpg Base Price •3274 10 Ecc:mmJ, Perfonilance, Laxuly and ~anship . In The Buick Opel Manta . HOE. Mlin St. Phone 992-2174 Pomeroy,C l FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF were served to Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffers and son. Ryan, parents of the honored guest, and his sist..r, Valerie. - BOYS' HIKING BOOTS SUPERIORS FAMILY PACK SUPERIORS FAMILY PACK PORK PORK LB. 79e LOIN ENDS CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS PORK NECK BONES Lug Sole Leather by Oi ngo Suede by ThomMcAn 33~ heritage house YourThom MeAn Store Middleport, 0. . 53~ ..' .. .. ' CARNATION HOT COCOA MIX • . STATE .LOnERY Act Now! Once These Are Gone, Thats It! TICKETS ON SALE HERE TOUCH&SEW* OFF $ . ••" Regular Price ~ Carrying ' • Bu ilt-in buttonholer • 14 Bu ilt -i n stitches including 'stretch , · ·(GROUND BEEF MIX) cabinet extra speed basting BRING IN YOUR OLD MACHINE FOR A GENEROUS TRADE -IN ALLOWANCE! I~ as th e excl usive S ing~"' front drop-in bobbin, 3 needle po.sitio ns, Only . qui c k-change sn dp·o n presse r f ce t, many oth er co nvenien ces. Carrying ~ ~ • REG. 3 CANS Sl,()() 995 NOW liS w. "'''"' """" ''"" Sec!~l''Fia,~:!sn 8 ·sHOPPomeroy TREET 1-LB. 12-0Z. CAN BOX 3~ MUSSELMAN'S ' -- .- \ VALLEY BELL ·· .. _. "'z GAL . · 6 ·HOMO MILK ...................-................... . . I " I 10 LB. BAG 6 PAK 12-0Z. BOmES I .. - . ' - SCOT LAD Rooo· BEER lhGAL ,. · 9 oz._p_KG. 16 oz. bois. pak PURINA HI PROTEIN 3 MUSKETEERS 09 :ICE MIL-K.... ~........! . . ·------------------------' WIENERS •••••••1; •0;.P.K~.•••• RC.COLA LAD ...- MIDDUPOIT . CANS SHRIMP STICKS ........... 79¢ -·-.. _. -69¢ ~OCEAN -. PERCH ....... ~·....... II BAKER FURNITU'RE · APPLE SAUCE BOOTH BREADED BUY QUALITY FOR USS SUPERIORS ' ~' Frigidaire refrigerators from 4.3 cu.-fl. to 22.0 cu.-fl. 7 POLISH·SAUSAGE ••• ~l·. · 6gc. (JHROW AWAYS) • REFR-IGERATORS s~ 12 Ol BOffiES- Me Cal_ls & Sill)plicity Patterns .... LB. 6 PAK • CHEEZ-ITS case or cabinet exira We hm • Credil Plan designed to f\1your budget. LB. GEM POP SUNSHINE WAYNE - DOG FOOD ·h case or FA$HION MATE ' liG·lAG sewlngmachlntModei2s7 $7 ·- . \.Ot.'\ltS f()\1. 79e • sewing 111achlne \~ ()1. 12 PK. • CENTER CUT LOIN BY THE PIECE PARTY ICE PEPSI COLA I \ ~~ $ 09 - ,_ ! ' .HI-HO CRACKERS ''' ' BOLOGNA LB. All"BEEF WIENERS••tt79t SUNSHINE 1-LB. BOX SUPERIORS RIB ENDS SUPERIORS HOMEMADE PURE PORK SAUSAGE thel974 ' FAMILY SUPERIORS HOME MADE -HAM SALAD n 59 N. Second St. Middleport, o. ., LB.a9e PACKAGE - -' Dudley's Fbist I ANY SIZE •' •'' S3!1 ----------------------------~~------~ CHEESE '1~~ Brighten Your Home With A Colorful From MIDDLEPORT, 0' ' 2, 1924, Jeffers . Ice cream and cake After 5 p.m. LONG HORN ·' · THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p.m. at tbe hall, Members asked to come early to assist in moving back into the haU w~lch was vacated for the Melga Ccunty Fair. 1 OFFICERS of Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES lnitiatlon practice 7 p.m . ARRANGEMENT SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Sending gifts were the Pickens family , Eula Jeffers, Ron Jeffers, Rise Jeffers, Renee Jeffers. Mrs. Eula Jeffers, Ryan's grandmother, entertained later with a birth. day dinner. A party was held Sunday honoring Richard .Sean Jeffers, son of Mr _and Mrs. Richard K. Jeffers, on his fifth birthday_ The affair was held at the home of his grandmother, Mrs.juia Free On-Street Parting • ,·, Reeves, Tammy and Michelle Capehart, Tammi and Tracy Eblin, Mrs. Helen Icenhower and Don, Mrs. Betty Triplett and Angie, Mrs. Thelma Eblin, Mrs. Susan Tracy and Steve, Sharon lcenllower and Scott. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs . James Evans , Pam , Christie and Jay, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wears, her grandparents. · Favors of balloons, bubble . cream and cake were served to those iuuned and Karen Hems- gum, and candy treats were ley , Gayla Haning, Trina given to each of the children. - ARTIACIAL . SEE RYAN JDIERS Kimberly Lynn Eblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Eblin, Pomeroy, celebrated her seventh birthday recently with a party at her hoon0. · Games were played with prizes going to Ann Reece, Dixie Eblin, Kim Eblin and Richard Icenhower , After Kimberly opened ner gifts, refreshments of Kool-Aid, ice Shower given We Acl'ept Jiedt!r/ll Food St11mps PHONE: 992-3480 Reserve The t o Limit QuanUtieo" MARK ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burkhard, 125 South . Clark Blvd., Clarksville, Ind., 47130, will observe their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday with a family dinner party. Mrs . Burkhard was thl former Emma Frick, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Frick, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs, Burkhard were married Sept. Miss Eblin honored - at noon by Mrs. Harold (Alma Leifheit) Johnson, Richard Leifheit, Emma Jo and Curl, Springfield; Mr _ and Mrs, Harry Davis (Veda · Leifheit), Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew, Ted, John and Billy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lehew, Debra, Cllarlotte and Robin, Columbus . Afternoon was spent playing A layette .shower honoring Mrs. Sarah Johnson was given games and taking pictures. A !"f1cently by the women <II\· round-robin card was signed ployes of Imperial Electric-Co., for Dorothy Leiflleit, Orient Middleport, during their lunch HospitaL For the evening meal a cookout was held. Ice cream period. and cake honoring Mrs. Attending were Margie NeweU, Rhonda Hawley, Clara Jo~nson was served, The cake France, Kim Jones, Bonnie was baked and presented to Mathews, Hortense Humph- Mrs. Johnson by Mrs. Robert rey, Bonnie Proctor, Margie Lehew. Ted and John Lehew Stewart, Belly Hawley, remained In Columbus, where Mildred Hudson, Joyce Grover, Marcia Capehart, both are enrolled at Capital Esther Joseph, Norma Jean University and will begin Custard, Mary Roush,. Mindy - football practice this week , Ted Custard, Dorothy Williams , will be a junior · there, and Margaret Smith, Janel Smith, John, a freshman . Barbara Smith, Faye Fry, Marte Pickens, Rachel Wilson, .Janice Smith and Ruby Jarvis. A gllt was also presented to Mrs. Johnson by Ralph Marlin, . .. You'll find it is as fast through a corner as a Capri, though with better overall ride. So, if I can't have a Mercedes-Benz, could I fill in with an Opel Manta?'_ ' _ Motor Trend June 1974 ' POR CHOPS SUPER MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 to 10 •• jeffers boys celebrate The descendants of the late August and Emma Reuter Leifheit of Meigs County held second _annual reunion at the hotile of Mr _ and Mrs. Robert Lehew, Columbus, Sunday. A basket dinner was enjoyed ... It's almost as economical (27.0 mpg) and trouble-free as it's first day. • A famil y reunion of the Spurl~k . missionary on gra ndchildren of the late furlough from Niamuy, Niger, William and Annie & ott Rife Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Deweese, Pleasant ; Marl\ ' was held at the home of Mr. Point Spurlock, Findlay ; Mr. and and Mrs. Marion Williams, Le Grande Blvd., Green Acres. Mrs . Edward Lewis and Attending the reunlon were daughter Beverly, Oak Hlll; the followtn" · MiA.~ Arlene Dwight and Grace McGhee, , Jackson ; Tom and Alice Brisker, Oak HUI; Bill and Wanda Hess and daughter Leiss, Columbus; and the hoot .,d hostess, Marion and Anna Williams. The decision was made to lllllke this reunion ail annual event, with the reunion to be bold the last Sunday in August. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Brisker uked that the faonilie£meet at tbelr nome next year _ thAI.~ · Reuter reunion enjoyed ... The Manta is as conventional as ever, with its liOiid front engine running all 75 horsepower back through a smooth four speed, fully synchroni:z:ed transmission. • DEAR POLLY - My Pet Peeve is with those people who call on the phone at regular meal times and just keep on talking and talking even though you tell !bern you are busy with a meaL Of course. an emergency is excusab,le. Telephone sales people so often seleft such times to onake their calls . I think this is bad timing. - BD. UE . DEAR POLLY - I well understand Mary B.'s worry about flags that fray , I do not think people who are reaUy patriotic want to fly faded or frayed flags. Before using a new flag turn in an extra hem at the end and stitch it on the machine several times. When that frays make another small hem, Extra stitching added at the top and hottom also helps, - H.C.D. DEAR POLLY -'- I hope my Pointer will help Mary B. who has trouble with flags becoming frayed along the outer edge. Before ,., '·-rr"' ~I .... ~., ..- At,flying a new flag cut white nylon net in a strip about two inches wide and slightly longer than the end of the flag . Fold lhe edges of the net to the center as bias tape is folded and place this over the end of til!! flag, as you would bias tape. ZigZ<!g stitch over il two or three times. The net and the sewing will become invisible·and the flag will not wear out nearly so soon. I have seen school flags RICHARD JEn'ERS so treated that stay perfect looking for as long as 10 years. CAROLINE . DEAR POLLY - An old metal shoe horn makes a fine miniature spade or trowel to dig young plants from pots they are grown in. If they are small the plants can even be set out with this Mr. and Mrs. David Jeffers miniature garden tool. - MARY T. entertained at their Pomeroy DEAR POLLY - Often you see someone striking a glass jar home Wednesday with a party cap across the edge with the handle of a knife to open the jar. I honoring their son, Ryan Scott, shudder when I see this. Once when I did it and turned the lid the on his third birthday. far was broken underneath and I cut several fing ers very l>adly. lee cream, cupcakes, and Since then I strike the CENTER of the lid with the knife handle Kool-Aid were served to Hope and this works in most cases. If it does not help I take a heer can opener and loosen around the end of the cap. As soon as a bit of Priddy and children, Brenda air gets under.the ca p it will open easily. Also one cart usually put Lee and Jackie Jo, Diane a jar under hot rumling water but NEVER strike around the edge Hendricks and daughter, Sheila, Wanda Stewart and of the jar. - ANNE. DEAR READERS - If you do not mind ihe jar no longer being daughter, Darlene, Sharon air tight use an ice pick lo punch a couple of holes in the metal Smith and son, Chuckle Smith, Sharon Stewart and son. Cllris, top. Enougll air will get in to break the vacuum.- POLLY. You will receJve a dollar H Polly uses your favorite home- Becky Teaford and daughter, making idea. Pet Peeve, Polly's Problem or solution to a Sllerry Lynn, Douglas Piiddy, Tracy Michael and Mrs. Guy problem. Write Polly in care of this newspaper. Priddy. SUPERIORS FAMILY PACK. hostess to Mrs. l.eorta Bab-- ' cock, Rose Carr, Mrs, Maude Gray, Mrs . Vercla Stout, Mrs. Gra ce Sloul , Mrs . Mary Pennington, and g~ests , Vera Simpson and Dianna Massar. Mrs, Mary Jane Goebel wlll hoot the Sept. 18 meeting. Reunion held 1 Missions in South America . ~~ Rutll EUen Black, daughter -~~ of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Black, talked ahout -ner caU to he a ;; missionary and noted that she ~~ will he leaving soon for college . in Missouri. The class Members answered roll call by naming tllelr pel peeve. A glrt was presented to Mrs. E thel Arbaugh, a charter member, who Is moving to Logan. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Massar and Mrs. Ula Swan won the door prize. A salad course was served by the ' 'August is the Time To" wa5 Ule program topic presented by Mrs . Helen Dorst at the recent meeting of the Rose Garden Club at the home of Mrs. Leota superintendent. Mrs. London congratulated Sllerrie Bass, read scripture lroon Isaiah 6:11- daughter of Mr _ and Mrs. L. 13 and an offering was taken Bass, who plans to study for with Oris Hubbard giring the mission work at Mt. Vernon prayer _kene CUndiff played a Nazarene Ccllege. A gift of money was trumpet solo, "'How Much I presented to each of the girls to Know.'' For the · ·other sheep / ' help with their expenses. Bolli Eugene Smith had prayer. expressed their appreciation Artie Grindley gave a report on for the surprise gifts. The the missionary convention in meeting was closed with July in Cclumbus and there prayer by Shirley Smith, Next was a special song, ' Harvest meeting will be Sept. IS af7 :30 Time" by Janie Armes, Margie p.m. CUnningham, Rita Arnold and Bob Moore . Mrs. Watson . .·:- -·.···.·.· .·. ·. -!«-'-'•:-:-:·:····; "·'- . -'t:~ presented a !"f1porl on the study ~: It Needn't 124 W. MAIN - Rose gardeners have meet : named book concerning Christian Aug. 1:1. 9~' .., c ' . ',. Price -8 Pak -•1.29- '. 6 . 15 BARS ·. 1 MILKY WAYS SNICKERS DAD'S ROOT BEER 6PAK NORTH STAR ·TWIN ' .POPS d. ORANGE CHERRY GRAPE OR NEW DIET RITE COlA, (SUGAR FREE) • •• .81:: •]19 ' 1 �' Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! : .@) . · 2 SIGNS OF QUALifY . ·,r Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA U19S .c Door, light grn. finish , green vinyl top , used as Co. of. flcl(tl car. never titled, bal. of warranty, loaded with · For S,le ' Real Estate For S,le NEW )- bedroom ·H,•t . chi nsol\. sub home. d i~islon ~vlland 742 3615 , Pr Slt.tUO pr icese-e Milo Phont Hut chlnson, Rutland --- • 16 t2tc _,ROO M, 2 bMroom furn ished CANNIN.G tomatoe1 . br ing ~-apt . wall to wall car pet in9 . container . Ger~ldine Cleland , NEW "2 bedroom , 811 •le-c.trlc modern kitchen , wa$.her and RiJc lne , Oh io, home , carpeting , tu11 dryer . Phone 9912676. a 16 ttc buernent. ca rf)ort. city t -27 ltc - - - - - - - - - - - __ _ w~t•r . touted on Rt. i•U . . swecH corn . green Phone 7476621 , 3 BEDROOM home, living , MELONS peppers. cucumbers for salt . dining room . kirchel'l and 8 21 6tc Geraldine Clet~nd , fU tl ne, bath , 472 w . Me ln St . Phone Ohio. 99:t .3432 or 997 -2780. 8 H tf( $-27 tiC -------- ' . 7-TIIe~~l.Micldlooon-PIIIRII'Oy,O., ~v.Au. fl,lt74 --- Busm· e~t.;;; s Sem·ces '-----===-====:::;::::;:~:_:::__::__:=_::::.=..;·_:_:,...:__::_:· c_~.J..---:-:f I• ·, r -- - - - - - - - - - , D&D CONTRUCTION PHONE t0. 3U2 or tU·l"~ All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING NICE 3 room apt . and bath , all ele-ctr ic In Pomeroy . guards & aU the fine accessories, "T•bletop ran;e. w~ll oven . n lc e$t ept , -l 'round . Phone Ffom a s helf to a houst. GalliQolis. 446 -7699 or 1970CHEVELLE MALIBU S119S P'• inting, siding , roofing, evenings, 446 -9539. H. T. Cpe., v .s . automaflc, power steering, good W· W tires. P•p er h• no ing , kitchen 8-23 -tfc clelln In ter ior, radio. c:•bfnets, etc. TW04room- 8ndb&ih ~pts . In · 1971 DODGE DART sms Middleport. For Informat ion . Ci!lll 992 -2550 or 742-6SSI. Swinger HT Cpe. ,· med . green finish with blk , vinyl roof, 7-J -tfc NEW 1974 ZIG -ZAG SEWING green vinyl inter ior trim. V·8 engine, automatic trans .. MACHINES In or iginal ---------~---Sport St. wheel, full wh. cover . Like new w-w tires , rad io, ~ TRAILER , Brown ' s Tra li ef factory carton . Zig -Zag to real nice. Court, Pomeroy. Phone 992 m 11 ke- buttonholes , sew • on buttons. monograms , and 33'24 ' ·, make fancy designs with just the twist of a single-dial. Left MIDDLEPORT Lovely in lay -a -way and never been BUSINESS room , 2'2x80 . 234 E . used . wru sell for only S47 old brick close to shopping. 5 Main St. , Pomeroy , Oh io. Interior, Exterior OPEN EVE$; 8:00 P.M. Phon.e 992 -5786 or 992 -3975. cash, or terms available . B. R., 2 baths. new modern Phone 992-2653. 6-12-tf c PoMEROY, OHIO Decorating·and kitchen. everything built ln." 8-20 -tfc .L------~---'---r------------!.... FUR N ISH ED apartment, almost Oew H.W. gas heating adults only in Middleport . ELECTROLUX vacuum Remadelln.system. basement, large lot Phone 992-3874. cleaner , A-1 condition, uses VINYL SIDING & parking area . ASKING paper bags. has cordwlnder 5-12-lfc PH. 992-7454 and many ' attachments . Also, JUST $22,500.00. 4 YEAR OLD mate Norwegian JUNK Autos complete and 4 ROOM furn is hed apartment, shampooer 11ttacHment In '92-712t POMEROY I floor plan , 2 cluded. !Only 4 availablel at Elk Hound dog , black and delivered to our yard . we pick close to Powell 's Super Vatu. B.R •• bath, H.W. floors, gas Phone 992 -3658 . gray . Lost in the vicinity of $37 . 70 cash or terms up auto bod ies end buy all Free Estlm•tea, Midd....., Oi furnace, basement wi th Chester and Tuppers Pla ins . avall~ble . Phone 992·2653. kinds of scrap metals and 8-7-tfc Phone 985 -4198 . iron . Rid er's Salvage , State utility, large .lot. Only 8-20 -ffc Rt . 124 , Rf . 4, Pomeroy , Oh io. 3 AN 0 4 ROOM furnIshed and 8-27 -6tc SIO,OOO. " Phone 992 ~468 . unfurnished apartments . KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Phone 99'2 -5434 . 7-31 -26tp WIGS : (The Mink Oil Base 12 MILES OUT- 2 story 4-12 -tfc Cosmetics) . Phone frame, .4 bedroom , 11J1 baths, CASH paid for all makes and BROWN 'S, 992 -5113. RUMMAGE sale at the Fry models of mobile hbmes . PRIVATE meeting room for d .i nl ng room, 2 garages, building , Middleport . Starting 8-20 -tfc any organ ization ; phone 992· Phone area code 614 -.423-9531. Tuesday , Aug . 27 till Aug. 31. s torage building , lots of 3975. 4-13 -lf c Good school clothes. HOTPOINT range, Amana 22ft. ground, finance down 3-11 -tfc side by side refrlgeretor 8-26 -3tc OLD FURNITURE , oak tab les , payment to right party , fre ezer, Norge washer and $10,000. ' clocks, ice boxes , brass beds , FUR NIS H EO 2 bedroom mobile LA SSIE'S Carry Out. Rt . 1, dryer , set of walnut dining , desks, or complete d ishes home on Spr ing Avenue . Cheshire, OhiQ IOci!lted In the room tables with cha irs and GOOD OLDER HOME - I V, households. Write M . D. Phone 992 -3429. old M&G Market Building . pad , approximately 4 years story frame, 3 B. R. , bath, Miller , Rt . 4, Pomeroy , Ohio, Now open for bu siness . 8-20-7tp Old, good old bed and ches t of call 992-7760. basement. almost new F.A . 8-27 -6tp drawers . Phone 99 2-7066. S-13-ffc COUNTRY Mobile Home Park ,· Q-20 -tfc 9-t> s furnace. double level lot. CHESTER Volunteer Fire Rt . 33, ten miles north of You must see th is at just CASH FOR JUNK CARS oer,t. is holding a Li!lbor Day Pomeroy . Large lots with WALNUT, Modern , ste r eo · complete . Frye's Truck and ' $6,500.00. Ce ebratlon Sep t . 2, 1974 , concrete patios, sldewal ks, radio , am -fm 8 track tape Auto Parts , Rutland , Ohio. 24 Chicken Ba r -BQ, homemade runners and off street combination , 4 speaker so und HOU R WRECKER S ER ice cream , garden trac tor parking . Also, spac es tor system Balance S 110.76, or WANT TO S ELL? ALL OF Ph one 742-6094. VICE . pull . parade, any donations of small trailers . Phone 992 -7479 . · budget . term s . Call 992 -3965 . 7-26-26tc pie an d cake will be ap OUR FILES AND EX. 7-21 -tfc 8-22 -tfc prec iated . PERIENCE ARE AT YOUR 8-26 -6tc ss for junk automobi les . we will TwO BEDRooM;obileho;e. DISPOSAL WITH JUST A New carpeting . Phone 992- STEREO - RA0/0 , em -fm , 8 pick up. Rivers ide Auto track tape comb inat ion. 4 3509. Wreck ing , P hone (304 ) 773 CALL FROM YOU. WE spe~ker sound system . ·SOLID 58 90. 8-25 -7tc SELL YOUR PROPERTY Balance $106:78 or easy 7-5-tfc VINYL S!biNG terms . Call 991-l96S . 2 BEDROOM house , electri c OR YOU PAY ' US - -- · 1-14-tfc he at, 11h baths , ch erry NOTHING . Produc ed frQm a special paneling , dining ~nd living Pets For 992-2259 992·2568 room , kitchen and util ity NEW green recliner , SlSO . vinyl compound made by B. 992-7204 Pomeroy, Phone 992 -2571. room , view of Oh lo River . F. Goodri ch and Monsanto . 5 AKC tri -colored Basse tt hound 8-14·tfe; Must see to appreciate. Phone times thi cker than metal HOU SE in town , S500 down and pupp ies, excellent blood .line, 1 (304 ) 882.3235, Hartford , W . Refrigerators, S80 per month ; Trailer and siding . Will not dent, chip , stud service <available . PhOne POTATOES. Phone 843 -2495 . lot , 2 bedroorn $10 ,500. Phone Va . Completely carpeted. 992 -399.:,2·. crack, peel. rot, rust or Freezers, ' Home & 8· 14-12tc 992-3975. 8-25 -tfc chalk . 8-25 -Jtc B-14 -tfc Auto Air Conditioners FURN ISHED apt. 3 rooms and WE ARt: pick lrl9 "up a plano in FREE HOME ESTIMATES area and would like your and bath , newly decorated . Phone Units. Commercial 992-2937 . s.o me responsible party to HCiUse, 630 Mill s t ., Mid SUPERIOR take over payments . Call dleport, 6 rooms, 11h 1baths. L - - - - - - - - - - _ 1 8-2S -3tc VINYL PRODUCTS full basem ent , partially . Credit Manager , {614) 772 c arpeted , kitchen c omplete , 5669 or write 260 East Main Call Collect 1-592-5544 ~ washer and dryer , etc . Cou ld Street, Ch ilti cothe , Oh io 45601. At~ens , Ohio be 3 bedrooms , gas furnace , 4-7-ffc fireplace , storm doors and WILL do babysitt ing In my ' . windows, curta ins and drapes 0 . J .'s Ba it .Shop , Reedsvil le. home n ights . Reasonab le RIDING horse for sa le. 2 years included . For information ca ll Ohio . weekly o-r nightly rates. old, green broke . Gentle . Call IN Phone 992 -7474 or 742 -4902 992 -5510. 8-22 -5tc Elden Walburn , 992 -2805. water •lines · and , Power r .1 after 4 p .m . 8-13 -tfc - - - - - -- - - - - - -· Lines . All work done by the · I YARD Safe-, a mile -and half out AND of Rutland on New Lima 75 ACRE farm, room house , : foot or contract: Also doze~/ EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E . 6 WILL care for children in my barn , other outbuildings [work and septic tanks lnt Main St .. Pomeroy . All kinds Road . Children and women's clothing , Clothes of all sizes, home up to schoo l age. $19 ,500. Phone 742 -5845. ' "Stalled. • I of salt water pellets , water' Re/l~ble sitter with nuggets , block salt and own . 8 16-26tp furniture , m oil isc. furnace items and also ~ fuel for reference.s . C~ll Kathryn Ohio River Salt. Phone 992 trailer . .' or Call Russell, anytime at 992 -5771. 3891 . 33 ACRES , 6 rm. house, all · B-27 -6tc 6-5-ffc 25 3 Bob or Roger Jetter: e lectric, 3 bedroom , small • •· barn . 530,000. Phone 992-3792. Day 992-7089 AUCTION -ev;y-Th;;;:~.y 7 RED BARN utility building on 8-26-6tc p.m. Horton St . in Masoa.. L_ _.:_:::::::=:~.!.L.!:.:_ __J skids, shingle roof. Phone 992 Night 992-3~25 Consignments welcome froffl · 2719 FORD Galaxie , runs good , 11 a.m . to 5 p.m . or call 773 _ NICE 6 room house at 1961 or 992-521,2 pr iced at 550. Phone 992-7647. 8-25 -31c 5471 reasonable rent . We are ln8-27-6tc . 8_21 .tfc · terested in someone Who will for cll nn lng, freezer , or help sell monuments on our 1967 FOR 0 Falcon , 6 cylinder 4 CORN peneral use . Reasonably HOU SE!nsu lat ing ,- blowen for f ine memorial lot . T!1 1s is a , ·Wilkinson Small Engine· priced. David Yost . Portland , dr .. goOd gas mileage . $350. good opportunity for the right Ohio . Phone 843-2242. Phone 985 -:1958. 992~3092 .. , better results, cuts fuel .bills person . . Logan Monument \ - - down. Free estimates . Call Company, Inc . Leo L. 8-25 -6tc 8-27 -Stp 399W.MalnPomeroy,O ! ,, 742 -4428 . Vaughan, Phone 992 -2588. Locattd at Modern Supply 8-20 -12tc 8-23-tfc 1968 BUICK Electra 225. 4 dr . KENNEBEC potatoes , double Small Engine Repair ' sedan, p.s. , p.b ., fa ctory air , set Of horse harness . Phone LOT- 3 bedrooms . I DIDN 'T KNOW THAT! MGM 742-5823 . F 11 good body and Interior . am Y room , utility , bath, and •· F ie~ Mar~et Spe ci als. $5 SOMEONE to paint a roof . 8.25 _3tc Perfect . runn ing conditiOn . Contact John Houdashelt. Inside. S3 outside . Spring S80o. Phone 992 -2280. ----carport: One floor. plan for only Minersville , Ohio. Ave. . Pomeroy , .Oh io, 8-27 -6tp 1970 KARMANGHlE VW, 1969 $9,500.00, _ 8-27 -3tp Collectors, dealers, etc. - - -- -- - - - -- - - - vw. 1965 Dodge 4 dr. station GOOD - Older home, with 3 I Every Sat . and Sunday. WILLY'S Jeep, 4 wheel wagon , slant 6 automatic, a • transportat ion 1962 8,7-ttc MOTOR drille , 4 cylinder motor with h. p . Wheelhorse riding bedrooms, batb. modern kit operator, age 18-34, '2·3 years • Lawn ~oy cab , a -1 condition. See ~t 10.S mower, like new . Registered c hen , dining, den and full exp. sa/. based on exp .-trng ., • "Tecumseh A TO z-MART:'Usecfturn-;t"ure~ Union Ave ., Pomeroy . or call 34 Arabian mare , riding ba free rm . and brd ., medical . • Kohler appliances and misc . Rt . 33, 992-3293. horse. Wright power saw. sement on good street in dental , 30 days pd , vac ., call •Wisconsin Hartford , w. va . Phone 992-7889. · Pomeroy. $19,500 .00. 8, 25 -6tc collect SSG, Army Op • All o_lher 7-26 -tfc B· 25 ·51c TRAVEL TRAILER Here portun ltles , 614-593 -3022, in . rilakes -----~-·--- -Athens, or stop by at 221 1969 VAN , 8 cylinder. Phone 112 . GROCERY business for sate , you are, a dandy . Just the thing 5651. ' Co tum bUS Rd . NOTICE OF Building for sale or lease . that you have been IOQking tor . APPOINTMENT 8-16-Hc 8-26 -3tc Phone773-5618from 8 :30p .m . Travel in luxury. case No. 21,284 PCYMciUTH-Sat;jtlte Estate of ¥ae Damron · CONSTRUCTION and Utilifles to 10 p. m . for appointment . OLDER HOME - Nice inside . -Sebring, 2 dr . hardtop , p.s ., Dece-ued. 3-20-ttc Worker Age 18 -34, no exp. ----trim. large 7 rooms, bath, large · vin~l top, · rally wheels . p .b., Notice is hereby given th~t req ., Free rm . and brd ., 12,450 m des , excellent con Bob Dam ron of Eastban k, Medical , Dental. 30 days ·pd . wrap around porch, 2 garages, dit ion , $3 ,100. Phone 992 -3'410. 'Mob~e We&t Virglni~ . l.'las been dUty v~c . , Call (collect) Army _ garden and level lot . All for only . appointed Executor of the Opportun ities , 614 -593-3022, in 8-2l-6tc 1972 3 BED.ROOM Windsor $12,500.00. Moved to Rutland, 3;_. mile ' Est-ate of Mae Damron , Athens, or stop by 221 Inside city limit on right Mobile Home on 1 ~ere of WELL CARED FOR T.hl dece~sed , late of Meigs Columbus Rd. 1970 •;, TON , 4 wheel dr ive, Ford ground . For more In s County , Ohio . corner Blrck St. and Rt. 124. 8-26 -3tc pickup, big .6 cyl. , 4 speed. format ion , cal l 992 -7638. may be your only chance to buy Creditors are required to file Harold Brewer, Long Bottom , 7-30-tfc a riverview home . 8 rooms, the ir claims wlth said f i duci~ry CARPENTERS Age 18 ·34, no Free Estr"mate'!:o with in four months . exp . req ., Free rm . and ' br(f ., Ohio . 985 -3554 . 8-18-tfc A 19f;f3 BEDROOM Gett-;sburg~ bath , den, dining , 2 porches , Dated this 16th day of August 556 Dixon, Medical , Dental , 30 - - - - - - - - - - - - - By Castle, ! NEW), front nice basement, fine shop, a 2 1974. I • ,. days of vac ., Call (collect) NoW Open for Business DODGE Colt 37 ,800 miles, kitchen, total electric unit , car carport. Just $23 500.00 Army Opportun ities : 614 -593- f9i12 radial t · eo sitting on a concrete pad with ' · MAf'IN lNG D. WEBSTER 3022, in Athens , or stop by at Phone 9~~ . 7 0 66~ 000 condit ion. patio and concrete parking LIKE NEW - 3 bedroom home. 221 Columbus· Rd . - Judge _ , , area, Grass is In : landscaping large bath and utility, 7 closets _ 8 23 Court of Common Pleas, 8-26 .3tc - - -- - - - - - - - - - IS done for you. $6,695 and we with lots of storage livinn Js Probate Division .. . ·· . ~ . ·--r·· hand you the keys . Home can • , ' ,.. f8) 20, 27 f9J 3, 3tc ·CLERK Typist - Age 18-34, 2·3 ,-1969 CHEVY Townsman station be seen at Country Mobile 18 x30 , carpeti ng, copper yrs . exp .. Sal. bsd . on exp .. wagon . Sl , l95 good c;o,ndition . Home Park , O~rwin , Ohio. plumbing , 2 nice concrete trng . , Free rm . & brd .. Phone 992-7620. For information , call 992·7034. pOrches, a large concrete blo•k Medical , Dental , 30 days pd . ____________ _:·24 -ffc 8-25 -Stc h d ' SEWING MACHINES . Repair vac ., C~ll (co llect) 550 O lxon service, all makes , 992 -2284 , s op an garage, on =!4 acres of ~-------------Army Opportun it les : 614-593 · Thl!o f=abrlc Shop, Pomeroy , "~le 1972 12)(60 2 BEDROOM Ha; ;n land . Can you beat this for only 3022, in Athens . or stop by at 1 Authorized Singer Sales ~nd ~ Mobile home . Take over S23,.SOO.OO. 221 Co tum bus Rd . Servi ce. We sharpen Scissors . I I B-26 -3tc BOAT , motor and treiler . 1971 payments . Phone 742 - ~~:, :st c We have a clien t who has asked 3-29-tfc , I I - - - - - - - - - - - - -' 16' Tr ihull BowR ider , 1973 55 --us for a 200 acre farm with I bring you 1 h.p . Chrysler, must sell. · DOZER work , land clearing by Ask ing Sl ,800. Many extras . _1 970VA LI ANT65Kl2, 3bedroom modern house, good buildings the acre hourly or contract, We are now accepting extra cash Phone 992 -2392. fully carpeted, LP gas heat . and 100 acres in cultivation. farm ponds , roads, etc . Large application for dozer and operator with over B·27·3tp Phone 992 . 7751. SEE THE PROFESSIONAL I for I ------------8-25 -tf c 20 years experience . Pullins Service Station I I 1970 fB FT . SCOTTIE Camper ,-:-:---~-- -- ----REA.(. ESTATE PEOPLE Excavating, Porneroy , Ohio. Attendants. Phone 992-2478 . Sleeps 6. Good condlt•on . BELOW. THEY KNOW WHAT shopping sprees 12 -19-tfc Phone 992-7126. . · TO SAY AND WHEN. THEIR Must be 18 yrs. Old. ' 8-27 -ttc 3 lOTS each , 50K100 lo cated In SERV ICE WILL MAKE YOU - ----""'--------Monkey t:tun, Pomeroy , O' DELL Allnement, lo cated , behind Rutland Grade School, CA NNING jars With glass tops . priced r~tonably . Phone 992EY. Also, free manure tor the 7311. · complete front end service , brakes and tuneups , wheels hauling. John Houdashe-lt. 8·22 -Stc belen ced etectroMtca/1 v. Open ----------- · Minersv ille . Ohio . 8 to 8 dally . Call 142-3232 on 8-27 -3tp NICE 3 bedroom home, com sunday tor appt . WE NEED 200 tun~ of sheet, ptetelv remodelrct Insi de and cut. new or old aluminum . 1971 HONDA, 350 Scrambler , 7 - l6 ~ ttc out , ce-"t ral heat plus Keep cans separate . The good cond it ion . 1971 Ve91 3 Mon. thru Fri. ffr•place. carpeted . Ap . Rosenberg Co., A1hens , Ohio . speed ltd ., transmission , SIOO . EXCAVATING , dozer , lollder prow.lma1etv on •;, acre lot Very good condition. Also, 8-15-lfc and backhoe work] septic 8 A.M. to4 P.M. enclosed by sear•' Chain Link dr.lve shaft, trans . br.ace, and tanks Installed; dump trucks -Fence. Good location . Reuon bell housing . F its 1971 and and IO -boys for: hire : will haul tor selling , being tranSferred . <'A-~Aes 1972 Vega . See &t lH Purl fill dirt . top soil , limestone & 'S 19 ,.500. Phone 949-2S7t. oJI:I"JK; St., Middle-port. or call 992· gravel ; Call Bob or Roger 5113 . . 8·25 ·3tc CReMEANS \.ON CRETE. Jeffers , day phone 992-7089; 1-77 ·6tl) NEW elf elctctrlc home With full night phone 992-3525 or 992· deliver ed Mondlly tnrou;h 5232. baument , l btdrooms , 2 Sa turday and evenings . 1972 KAWASAKI, H2 -750 Phone 446. 1142. 2· 11 -tfc bath a. fully carpeted on 1 a cre 6·13·tfc Luggage racks, padde<f Sissy ot;round . Cal! 742 -6825or 992· bar , 2 helmets , txceiJent condition. Phone 985 -4131. 7322· ' S EP""'fj( --T ANk..~ ' c leaned- READY -MIX CONCRETE 8-27 -6tp - - - -- - - -- · 8·'25.:Jfc · reuonabl& r.atu ,- Ph . 446~ deliv~tred rlghl to your --~-:-;-------proltcl. F ast anct easy , Free BUSINE fS b unotng , 50x6D 4782, Glll/lpofls . JOhn Rullell , Uti mates . Phone 992 -3284. cement drive, Rt . 124, n,.r owner and operetor . Goe\lleln Reedy -Mix Co., R d p 5-12 -tfc utlottn . hone 74'2-5052 . --------------Middleport , Ohio. 8-21 -tfc SE PTlC TANK S ' AR081C 6-30-tfc -------------SE W AG E S 'y s ·T E M S SACRESincoun tryonbla cktop CLEANED REPAIRED c . BRAOFORD 1 Aucttonter road , 5 mll~s eaat of Racine , MILLER ' sANITATION . Complete service Ideal place for country hom e . STEWART, OHIO , PH 662 : Phon• 9.49-382l or 949·3161 Phone- 843 -2712. 3035. · Rec ine , O,hlo ' I 8-23-6tC 10-4-ff C Crltt Bradford 1 e.xtras Including fact9ry air , radio & tape, w -w tires , r--------· BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. '85-4102 Wanted To Buy - ------------Notice -.--------------- ------------- ------------- -- --------------- --------------- - --.,.------------ -------------- ------..-------- FURNACE clEANING INDUSTRIAL OR'HOMES ..-------------- Call Evenings -------------- ------- ------ -----------Sale -------------- Help Wanted CARRIERS WANTED SYRACUSE MASON -------------- --------------- -------------- PHON£ 992·2156 . POMEROY 0. EmplOyment wanted ---------------- :! --------------- ------------- -------------- -------------Auto Sales 992-9949 EXPERIENC.ED MECHANIC ON DUTY ' ' 30 A.M. Io S P .M. • Br1ke Work • General Overhaul e Tune Up-55 .00 up e Carburetor Adjustment K&H ROOFING James 171 Pearl St. ·w.cttepl,)_rt, Ohio .. 992-5367 BOWERS REPAIR All Small . Appliances Lawn MCMers Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 FOR your remodeling , roofing. painting, repairing , concrete and masonry work , call Ronnie Hubbard , 992-3511 or 992-7302. Work by hour or contract. 8·7-26tc -------------PIANO tun ing , Charles Scott . - _____ _______ Phon e 992-3718. • MTaiiNG SERVU:E BODY . ... -------------- 'flricill ~W· I ''' _, • . ' 52 Twin alid ..Fuli ·Sta1llels \.. Com~ktte tend your tllin. AQUARIUS (Jon, 20-Fob. 1 8) In activlltes where actual work is involved you'll do very well. In areas where you deal In new tc:seas, little will be accomplished. PISCES (Fob, 20-March 301 You 'll be tempted to try to hasten the completion of a new project by taking shOrtcuts. It will misfire . you don't yet know enough about it. done. LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 221 II you do too much talking or try to overaen, something thai ~ould have been yours Is likely to alip through your tfngera. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt, 221 In your mind you've worked out a - ' • Greek letter • Euupeen credit river ll ve-lan copper DOWN 1 Olntmelll 101m 2 Bay n Immed"'t.eiY window 1% Detroit athlete I l'lld ( 3 wda.) t Shoe hue I Englllh U E'IIIC'lle 14 Fldo'1 M.D. 11 Mayor's Utle (abbr.) 11 Silkworm 17 Nolural . . Yeotenlay'a AMwer · 11 Heath for Heathcliff 2llndonelllan laland Z2 Ocean path 23 The ' 1W11 river I Hulll or Swoboda 7 In writing (3 wdl.) 8 lnferUle t Italian city habitat U - Tin Tin u Sueeeptlble zt Welfare of11twh" Z4Dueto to 11 Beatles movie 25 Entwblle plum .Z'J Type of hemp . Zl Type of metal zt Cbureb official 3t Cimbodla'l Angkor~~~ naUve~!:"""'l 6:-+-++- IUVery (Ger.) II Fade wt 21New Guinea fool you. If you end up here, yoo're a loser and a sucker, Jw~ like me and every other coo In here. We can change, but the price 11 high, · "Sf;lly out of !rouble! - JOHN R. HAGER . (Sent by .an ~on Reader.) 'ft\11}1.\.ft fi)~ ~- ~ 19 ~~® u..t _,IJ -.J ,_. I CWAV 101m Z'J Peirf01mer; enlertaiDer • Prleatly •ll ~~ . exceptiOII 1=+-+- ,:a Daughtei fl. Loti r:a ForDl018 Unsc:ramble these rour Jumblea, one letter to each square, to rorm rour ordinary words. '35 Fat :II Twine .rt Playwright _................ ., .,,..,,.. eo...,..r,- I I :L-..1-..J....--1----L-,- Nichola DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: 1:00 - News 10; What's My Line 8; Truth or Cons. 3; Jimmy Dean 13; Zoom 33; I Spy 1S; Elec. Co . 20 ; Bowling for Dollars 6; Big Red Machine 4. 7:30 - To Tell the Truth 6; Sale of the Century 8; Beat the Clock 13; Antiques 20; Episode Action 33; Baseball 3, 4 ; The. 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Startllli UUs --------------- BLACK & --------------- •• e STEREO MASON fURNITURE . HERMAN Glif:A r t. 77J...S592 MASON, W. VA. 206AcRE~~-:3J;cres~horn SEPTic--TA NK5-7~';d 0 92.1 and farm equ lf)ment . Contact JIImts Connor. 1855 Silver WMPo.fM ' ' Midd)•~· Pomerov ' I .-·------------Aidgeo A~ .. or phone ':~l~~lt~ =---------- 1~2.3~fc LOTS for .salt, tralftr or house. All utilities . Phone 742.3615. R:t,~tlend . Ohio ~rice- S2,5QO. ··---------;;;-.• ..;.;:.;;;;;;;.;;.;.;;.... :1-----~=-----,.,_...,J -----,______ 2_·~ ·11< ' I, . ' Modtrn Sanitation , 992 -3954 of992-7349, . AUTOMOBILE Insurance been CllrtCelied? Lost your operator's license. Cell 992· 7428 . ------~-----~·15.:'.1c • ~ chtlir Br..kfast ~ts S25.10 and .. GOicl Refrigera!w and Matcftlng Gel Rlin1i ~APD ·. Mtf.oo 54" l<lf~n %. Old . Fash'-d . Woaden ~neb, Shttpe 0.... GOilci S.ltcthlll ., ·Ueed Ges alld 011 14a1t1r1: BaiiiNolll Sink . IHTDPRIIZ AIINJ a#B;t:J•A**:Z!J · 511111, cot11pltflr wtt11 flxt.._ ...,,,, ' ut.OI The blddlaa hu been: Wool Norlll 16 p.. It ..... 1'1 p. . I t p. . .? c:~====~~tGGOoTTAAOOA~~~U;RNNl . 'IE LOOI< SORTA SPLITTII\I' HEADACHE, MLE AN' PASTV lllMY. LOWEE"tY M1Z LEOSmER SWAP 'lORE OlliE FER M'l NINE !! HAVE 't'OV EVER ElEEN IN A SJTVil:flON i<!HERE ~OV FELT ~Ov WERE IN 0'/ER I(OVR 1l1AT'" HAI'fENED 10 ME A LOT L,ATEL'!'··· You, Sciulh. hold: ----------- U KQJ IOU •11+11674 WIYII do,... do - ' A-.... llltlr.rlfO... Tlltn ltlllllttdlo- .... FOR FREe lfltlmate• on alum lnum rtplacemtnt windows, siding, storm doors and windows, Ra iling . Phone Cherie• Llslt, Syraculle, Ohio. JICOb , Saltl· Cllrl lhpresentatlve , V. v. Johnson ltnd Son, Inc. -4 -lO-ttc ....... .· •• • ,..a... ..... 'I'ODAY'I' ~DI'ION at blddllll IWo ......,. lollood _.... . I vi Yeota'day'1~: ; starting at.m.9s ' New VirlYI-Recllne,rs ., -------------- WHilE TV r BAOITTAIIIUS (Nov. 230.C. 21) Keep your guard up or you'll be une~ctedly dip· ping into your purse to pay out for something that a pal gets y_ou involved in. CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jon. 10) It'll lrnpor1sn1 you keep teamwM and co-operation In mind tOday, f!llse you will do something alone that will of- ""w APPLY AT e ' "Okay, so you're here behind gray walla with gun towers aU over them. You live by bella. They go off at 5:30 every morning • You eat breakfast and go back to your slx-by.,ight ceU to await the beU for work. You return at lunch and await the same procedure as you do for supper. Same thing, everyday. "Yoo do have a lot of time oo your hands. Each day seems to set1o1111er. You get sick of reading. You get a few let1ers, but they . dwindle as time goes on. people target about gu)'IIOCI<I!il up. rour wife odolks will probably write, but In many ways It's rougher m tllem than oo you, of your real good buddies will write you - for about a month. But they are 'free, They've got a lot to do. You took tlle faD, punk. S<rry about that. You may think I'm Jiving you, but that's tlle way ltls. Believe me. Don'tflndout for yourself. "Assuming you make it through your sentence, you wiU get back m the streets to Join the ranks of tlle ex-cons. Not exactly a help In finding a good job. Nothing to brag about to tlle kids or your friends. "Face facts: Yoo're a chump to anyooe wbo fbds out you took a faU. That's what your friends and associates are going lo say .If you have changed during your Imprisonment, It's going to be hard to coovlnce anyone I "Wise up! Straighten your life out. Life Is too short to spend a hunk of It locked up. If you think some laws are wroog, get active In sroupa that are attempting to cha1111e them. But don't contlrme oo, thinking you'Uget awaywlthlt. Sooner or later, you'Ucalch a bilz beef. That's a promise. third-degree. Aug. 21,1f74 You 'r• going to hevw qul\e 1 h41•YY IOCill c•lendlr lhll year. You're •lao likely to be fnciOded In a DfOUP. ac· tivity . Someone oldef win t a "''otullo you. 110santiU, ------------- '• PrM .,. n...llv-yl •• . '12 Night Stands' ------------- LANDMARK Terms I .ITl1E ORPQ.V< .AK8~ WEST EAST .H .KI085 • K108h • AQ6 +Q102 +JB • J75 .10962 SOIJTH • 762 • 93 AK8654 .Q3 ... . For ZENITH !COLOR TV ~ you. AlliES (Molcll 21-Aprll It) Don't let your leallngo of boldnesatead you Into riaky or raah acta . Fall back on your good, old, corrrnon aanse. TAURUI (April 20-llor 201 s.:teciallnteresta will c:Jomlnate most of your thoughts Wor11; you 're supposed to do will sufler because of this. Try to achieve a balance. QEMINI (Mar 21 -JUM 201 It wouldn't be the wisest move on yovr p•rt to garrble on aomethlng thllt haa to come through someooe else. There 'are too many ifs. CANCER (Juno 21 -Julr 221 Laat-mlr..~te c;ha.nges will not Improve matters as you hope . Ratner. they'll undo rnuch of the good that's already been practk:at way to hind~ a Ple$ent probltm. However, you laek faith In your ldla . V'otfll · .ganttle on a weektr aotutkWt LIIRA (hpl, 23-0cL 231 You'll be la<*ing tor praise · when you tell another of your recent elq)IOltl. Don't be mitled beciUM the doeltl't stand up and cheer. SCORPIO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 221 A nosy fourth party Ia awfully curious about aomething you have -going with lwo other frlenda. Be prepared for the Gold. SfltC'fueil fe,Gs6._. ar......S . . . ' . . ,$21i.'ltnd-up. Business Je-sy 21 + 742-5293 Real Estate For Sale Dear Holen and SUe : Our loeal paper, the Gr111ts Pua (Ore.) DaUy Cwrler, recently carried 1 leltor from • young Inmate of Oregon State Prilon. It Is aimed at youthful oflendernnd It N)'l, In pert: "To any of you who are In trooble with the Low: " Whether you have been popped for a mlldemeanor or a felony, thecl\anceoarutrong thai unleuyou change your wa)'l, you are solne to end up where thllletter II being wriUen - the jolnt,alammer,peil, whatever you wantlocaU lt.Soi'U teUyooa little about tl1la place. "First off, 1hate It here, but there's no way I can change my life ,. I join a whole lotofP..,Pie In saying, I dm't want to see you end up here! "Oregon State Prison ~ reloUvely cool, but after the first day , yoo realize that, regardless of tlle sen~ce yoo brought with you, you might be doing life. "People do get shankod In prlaon - over a pack of smokes, a wroog look, or a misunderstanding. You've got to remember that some of these dudes are doing double life 8l1d have been locked up for 15 or 20 years. Where, oo the streets, they might let you ollde, In here they 'd reason they had nothing to looe by wasting 11 : 00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3; Mission: Impossible 6; Untouchables 13; Janaki ·33; Come to the Fair .4, 15; Movies "The Desperados" 8; "Operation Atlantis" 10. 11:45- Johnny Carson 4. 15 . . 12:30- Wild, Wild West 6 ; Wide World Speclal13, your partner has rebid to two 1:00 -Tomorrow3,4; Take Five for Life: 2:00- News 4. 13. . heart& Wbat do vnn do now? +73 AUTO -------------- -------------- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST21, lt74 Sunrise Seminar ~ . Sacred Hearl 10. Form Report 13. 6: 30 - Five Minutes to Live By 4; New16 ; Bible Answers 8; The Story 13; Summer Semester 10. 6; 35- Columbus Today _._ 6: 4.1 - Morning Report 3. 7:00 - Today 3, 4. 15 ; CBS News 8, 10; Dick Von Dyke1l; H. R. Pul.,.tul 6. 7:30 - New Zoo Revue6; TuKedo Tennessee 13. 1:00- New Zoo Revue 13; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Jeff's Collie 6; Sesame St . .33. 8: 25 - Jock Lalanne 13. 1: 30 - Brody Bunch 6. , , 55- News 13. ·9:00- Paul Dixon 4; AM 3; Abbott & Costello 8; Phil Donahue 15; Wild, Wild Wool 6; Mister Rogers 33; AI the Felr with Chuck While 10; Movie '" Rendezvous'" 13. 9• 30- To Tell the Trulh l; Lucy Show 8. 10' 00- Joker's Wild 8, 10; Company 6 ; Namelhot Tune3, 15, 10' 30 - Gtmblt 8, 10; Winning Streak 3, 4, 1S; Phil Donahue 4. 11 ' 00 - PaSJworll13; High Rollers 3, 15; Nw You See It 8, 10; $10,000 Pyramid 6. 11 : 30- HollywOOd Squares 3, 4, 1S; Love of Llle 8, 10; Brady Bunc:ll 13; Luey ShC>w 6, 11:55- CBS News 8; Dan !mel's World 10. · 12:00 ...:. Password 6; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club,. , News 8, 10, 13; Jackpot 3, 15; MT , Rogers 33. 12:30 - Searc:ll for Tomorrow 8, 10; Split Second 6 ; Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15; After.-, with OJ 13; Elec. Co. 33. 12:55- NBC News 3, 15. 1:00- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; Not For Women Only 15: Hazel 8; Green Acres 10. • 1• 25 - Chuck White Reports 10. 1:30- As the World Turns 8, 10; Jeopardy 3. 4, 1S; Let's Make A Deal 6, 13. 2: 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15; Guiding Llght8, 10 ; Newlywed Game"6, 13. 2:30- Doctors 3, 4, 15; Edge of Nlght8, 10; Girl in My Life 6, 13, 3:00- Another World 3, 4, 15; General Hospllal6. 13: Price Is Right 8, 10. l:)O- One Life to Live 13; Match Game 8, 10; Huck & Yogl6; How to Survive a Marriage 3, .4, 15. 4:00- MT. Cartoon 3; Sesame St. 33; Taftletales 8; Somerset 15; Gllllpn's Is. 6; $10,000 Pyramid 13: Bonanza -4i Movie "Flame of Calcutta" 10. · 4,30- Groen Acres 3; Bonanza 15 ; VIrginian 8; Mod Squad 6; Gilligan's Island 13. 5' 00- MT . Rogers 20, 33; Bonanza 3; Me<v Grlflln 4; Anything You Can Do 13. 5:30- Elec. Co. 33; Hodaepodgel.odge 20; Hogan's Heroes 13: News. 6; Trolls West l5. 6:00-News3,4. 8, 10, 15; ABC Newo13; Sesame St, 20; News 6; Diagnostic and Prescriptive Teaching ol Reading 33. _6;30- News 3, .4, 8, 10, 15; Roon;J-222 13: News 6; JourneY:. to 6: 00 6: 15 6: 25 - NORTHID) • AQ93 • J72 - ------------ ·~&B I l t : 00 I, 10; Mon Builds, Mon Doatr"l.' 33 ; Adom ·l2 3, 4, 15;-CMouciO rlmt & Punlthmont 20: Happy Days . u . 1: 30 - Eye to Eyo 331 The American Porado 1, 10; Mov ie '"The 0\ier.lhf.HIII Gong'" 6; Blflocelt l, 4, 15; Movl• '"S.ton•s Smool for Girl•" 13. 9: 00 - Flri"O Line 20; Joanne Wolf wllh 33. 9: 30 - Ptrlormance 33; Movie"Buchanan Rides Aiont" 8; G. E. Thaalro 10. 10:00- Newt :10 ; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6, 1l; Mountain Stonell: Pollc. Story 3, 4. 15. 10:30 - Doy It Night 33. 11 : 00 - Ntwt4, 6, I, 10, ll, 15; ABC Ntwt33. ll :lO - Johl\nv Canon l. •· 15; Mlssloo : ImPOssible 6: Come to .tho Fair ~.15; UniQ.IIC.hobles ll.; Jonokl 33 ; l'olg.l(les "Fraulein UOktorn 8 ; "Gypsy" 10. -· 12,30 - Wild World Mnterv 13. ,.1:_! -::. T~..!.$.W 3, 4; Take Five for l,.lfeJ.'Ii. 2:w14. U . By Helen and Sue Hottel Bidding two four-card suits -------------- I 7: 00 ..- ~My Lint I; Dutly't Trail IJ; Eloc . Co. 20 ; Truth or C...Ulf. 3; Poul Nuchlmt 33; Ntwt20J S...llng tor Dollars 6 ; Wttlllngton Dtoot" 15; GrNI Doy atlht Folr 4 1: )0 - To Toll liMo Truth 6; Now Prlcolt Right I, 10; RFD 20; HoU~ Squar" 3; i!NI tho Cloc;k 13: Hollywood Squor" 4, 0 WIN AT BRIDGE -------------- Honies For Sale · Classified Ads :.,woe, !tchod 6, 10, 151 ABC - · 6, 13. ' 10; NBC Ntwo!, ~. 15; Room.m 13; Fronc:ll Chef 6: ~- · ------------ '197.4 . Ntwao ' ' Sports 4. ----,.---------- ------r--------- . T\I.Hil4)', AIIO. 27, lt11 f :otl - stu..,. St. IO i f<liwt3, 4; Lllln Yoge & You !3· .See - ------------- Wanted To Buy 8 25 -5tp ...._ -------------- I l Pomeroy , 0 , 190 Mulberry ' ' -------------- -------------- --=------------ o. ·BOB'S ASHlAND B&K EXCAVATING -------------- -------------- .: ------....!._______ or Known & Reliable Service Wi II do Dozer & Backhoe Work, Install Septic Tanks, Haul Dirt , Gravel, Umestone or Rent One Our Trucks, of Backhoe or Dozers. ----------- --- THE DAILY SENJIN 'c WARNER'S REFRIGERATION . SERVlCE· 992-2550 PHONE 992-5476 367-7255 =--------------- 337 N. 2, Middleport ALSO SHAMPOO CARPETS AND CLEAN UPHOLSTERY .985-3545 or fru All-WEATHER INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR or -------------- ~ . e-sUmalt is a P"!one c:•lt Plust Phone : HOME DEOORATING -..------------- ------------- Lost All th.lt is nHdtd for Home Building & Add itions, Aluminum · & Vinyl Siding, Floor · Sanding & Finishing. OONTRACTING CO. -------------- Don 't lor~t the roof or yovr home. Have a beautiful new root lnst.alled by All-Weather RIXIflng Co. • Che5ter, Ohio ntE DEPENDABL£ POMEROY MOTOR CO. REDEOORATING? ~1111111Ge ...n1111111e1111111rat-io1111111niiiiiiiiR,.a-p.... Television Log ~ ' I I r �' Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! : .@) . · 2 SIGNS OF QUALifY . ·,r Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. 1973 CHEVROLET IMPALA U19S .c Door, light grn. finish , green vinyl top , used as Co. of. flcl(tl car. never titled, bal. of warranty, loaded with · For S,le ' Real Estate For S,le NEW )- bedroom ·H,•t . chi nsol\. sub home. d i~islon ~vlland 742 3615 , Pr Slt.tUO pr icese-e Milo Phont Hut chlnson, Rutland --- • 16 t2tc _,ROO M, 2 bMroom furn ished CANNIN.G tomatoe1 . br ing ~-apt . wall to wall car pet in9 . container . Ger~ldine Cleland , NEW "2 bedroom , 811 •le-c.trlc modern kitchen , wa$.her and RiJc lne , Oh io, home , carpeting , tu11 dryer . Phone 9912676. a 16 ttc buernent. ca rf)ort. city t -27 ltc - - - - - - - - - - - __ _ w~t•r . touted on Rt. i•U . . swecH corn . green Phone 7476621 , 3 BEDROOM home, living , MELONS peppers. cucumbers for salt . dining room . kirchel'l and 8 21 6tc Geraldine Clet~nd , fU tl ne, bath , 472 w . Me ln St . Phone Ohio. 99:t .3432 or 997 -2780. 8 H tf( $-27 tiC -------- ' . 7-TIIe~~l.Micldlooon-PIIIRII'Oy,O., ~v.Au. fl,lt74 --- Busm· e~t.;;; s Sem·ces '-----===-====:::;::::;:~:_:::__::__:=_::::.=..;·_:_:,...:__::_:· c_~.J..---:-:f I• ·, r -- - - - - - - - - - , D&D CONTRUCTION PHONE t0. 3U2 or tU·l"~ All Types of BUILDING and REMODELING NICE 3 room apt . and bath , all ele-ctr ic In Pomeroy . guards & aU the fine accessories, "T•bletop ran;e. w~ll oven . n lc e$t ept , -l 'round . Phone Ffom a s helf to a houst. GalliQolis. 446 -7699 or 1970CHEVELLE MALIBU S119S P'• inting, siding , roofing, evenings, 446 -9539. H. T. Cpe., v .s . automaflc, power steering, good W· W tires. P•p er h• no ing , kitchen 8-23 -tfc clelln In ter ior, radio. c:•bfnets, etc. TW04room- 8ndb&ih ~pts . In · 1971 DODGE DART sms Middleport. For Informat ion . Ci!lll 992 -2550 or 742-6SSI. Swinger HT Cpe. ,· med . green finish with blk , vinyl roof, 7-J -tfc NEW 1974 ZIG -ZAG SEWING green vinyl inter ior trim. V·8 engine, automatic trans .. MACHINES In or iginal ---------~---Sport St. wheel, full wh. cover . Like new w-w tires , rad io, ~ TRAILER , Brown ' s Tra li ef factory carton . Zig -Zag to real nice. Court, Pomeroy. Phone 992 m 11 ke- buttonholes , sew • on buttons. monograms , and 33'24 ' ·, make fancy designs with just the twist of a single-dial. Left MIDDLEPORT Lovely in lay -a -way and never been BUSINESS room , 2'2x80 . 234 E . used . wru sell for only S47 old brick close to shopping. 5 Main St. , Pomeroy , Oh io. Interior, Exterior OPEN EVE$; 8:00 P.M. Phon.e 992 -5786 or 992 -3975. cash, or terms available . B. R., 2 baths. new modern Phone 992-2653. 6-12-tf c PoMEROY, OHIO Decorating·and kitchen. everything built ln." 8-20 -tfc .L------~---'---r------------!.... FUR N ISH ED apartment, almost Oew H.W. gas heating adults only in Middleport . ELECTROLUX vacuum Remadelln.system. basement, large lot Phone 992-3874. cleaner , A-1 condition, uses VINYL SIDING & parking area . ASKING paper bags. has cordwlnder 5-12-lfc PH. 992-7454 and many ' attachments . Also, JUST $22,500.00. 4 YEAR OLD mate Norwegian JUNK Autos complete and 4 ROOM furn is hed apartment, shampooer 11ttacHment In '92-712t POMEROY I floor plan , 2 cluded. !Only 4 availablel at Elk Hound dog , black and delivered to our yard . we pick close to Powell 's Super Vatu. B.R •• bath, H.W. floors, gas Phone 992 -3658 . gray . Lost in the vicinity of $37 . 70 cash or terms up auto bod ies end buy all Free Estlm•tea, Midd....., Oi furnace, basement wi th Chester and Tuppers Pla ins . avall~ble . Phone 992·2653. kinds of scrap metals and 8-7-tfc Phone 985 -4198 . iron . Rid er's Salvage , State utility, large .lot. Only 8-20 -ffc Rt . 124 , Rf . 4, Pomeroy , Oh io. 3 AN 0 4 ROOM furnIshed and 8-27 -6tc SIO,OOO. " Phone 992 ~468 . unfurnished apartments . KOSCOT KOSMETICS & Phone 99'2 -5434 . 7-31 -26tp WIGS : (The Mink Oil Base 12 MILES OUT- 2 story 4-12 -tfc Cosmetics) . Phone frame, .4 bedroom , 11J1 baths, CASH paid for all makes and BROWN 'S, 992 -5113. RUMMAGE sale at the Fry models of mobile hbmes . PRIVATE meeting room for d .i nl ng room, 2 garages, building , Middleport . Starting 8-20 -tfc any organ ization ; phone 992· Phone area code 614 -.423-9531. Tuesday , Aug . 27 till Aug. 31. s torage building , lots of 3975. 4-13 -lf c Good school clothes. HOTPOINT range, Amana 22ft. ground, finance down 3-11 -tfc side by side refrlgeretor 8-26 -3tc OLD FURNITURE , oak tab les , payment to right party , fre ezer, Norge washer and $10,000. ' clocks, ice boxes , brass beds , FUR NIS H EO 2 bedroom mobile LA SSIE'S Carry Out. Rt . 1, dryer , set of walnut dining , desks, or complete d ishes home on Spr ing Avenue . Cheshire, OhiQ IOci!lted In the room tables with cha irs and GOOD OLDER HOME - I V, households. Write M . D. Phone 992 -3429. old M&G Market Building . pad , approximately 4 years story frame, 3 B. R. , bath, Miller , Rt . 4, Pomeroy , Ohio, Now open for bu siness . 8-20-7tp Old, good old bed and ches t of call 992-7760. basement. almost new F.A . 8-27 -6tp drawers . Phone 99 2-7066. S-13-ffc COUNTRY Mobile Home Park ,· Q-20 -tfc 9-t> s furnace. double level lot. CHESTER Volunteer Fire Rt . 33, ten miles north of You must see th is at just CASH FOR JUNK CARS oer,t. is holding a Li!lbor Day Pomeroy . Large lots with WALNUT, Modern , ste r eo · complete . Frye's Truck and ' $6,500.00. Ce ebratlon Sep t . 2, 1974 , concrete patios, sldewal ks, radio , am -fm 8 track tape Auto Parts , Rutland , Ohio. 24 Chicken Ba r -BQ, homemade runners and off street combination , 4 speaker so und HOU R WRECKER S ER ice cream , garden trac tor parking . Also, spac es tor system Balance S 110.76, or WANT TO S ELL? ALL OF Ph one 742-6094. VICE . pull . parade, any donations of small trailers . Phone 992 -7479 . · budget . term s . Call 992 -3965 . 7-26-26tc pie an d cake will be ap OUR FILES AND EX. 7-21 -tfc 8-22 -tfc prec iated . PERIENCE ARE AT YOUR 8-26 -6tc ss for junk automobi les . we will TwO BEDRooM;obileho;e. DISPOSAL WITH JUST A New carpeting . Phone 992- STEREO - RA0/0 , em -fm , 8 pick up. Rivers ide Auto track tape comb inat ion. 4 3509. Wreck ing , P hone (304 ) 773 CALL FROM YOU. WE spe~ker sound system . ·SOLID 58 90. 8-25 -7tc SELL YOUR PROPERTY Balance $106:78 or easy 7-5-tfc VINYL S!biNG terms . Call 991-l96S . 2 BEDROOM house , electri c OR YOU PAY ' US - -- · 1-14-tfc he at, 11h baths , ch erry NOTHING . Produc ed frQm a special paneling , dining ~nd living Pets For 992-2259 992·2568 room , kitchen and util ity NEW green recliner , SlSO . vinyl compound made by B. 992-7204 Pomeroy, Phone 992 -2571. room , view of Oh lo River . F. Goodri ch and Monsanto . 5 AKC tri -colored Basse tt hound 8-14·tfe; Must see to appreciate. Phone times thi cker than metal HOU SE in town , S500 down and pupp ies, excellent blood .line, 1 (304 ) 882.3235, Hartford , W . Refrigerators, S80 per month ; Trailer and siding . Will not dent, chip , stud service <available . PhOne POTATOES. Phone 843 -2495 . lot , 2 bedroorn $10 ,500. Phone Va . Completely carpeted. 992 -399.:,2·. crack, peel. rot, rust or Freezers, ' Home & 8· 14-12tc 992-3975. 8-25 -tfc chalk . 8-25 -Jtc B-14 -tfc Auto Air Conditioners FURN ISHED apt. 3 rooms and WE ARt: pick lrl9 "up a plano in FREE HOME ESTIMATES area and would like your and bath , newly decorated . Phone Units. Commercial 992-2937 . s.o me responsible party to HCiUse, 630 Mill s t ., Mid SUPERIOR take over payments . Call dleport, 6 rooms, 11h 1baths. L - - - - - - - - - - _ 1 8-2S -3tc VINYL PRODUCTS full basem ent , partially . Credit Manager , {614) 772 c arpeted , kitchen c omplete , 5669 or write 260 East Main Call Collect 1-592-5544 ~ washer and dryer , etc . Cou ld Street, Ch ilti cothe , Oh io 45601. At~ens , Ohio be 3 bedrooms , gas furnace , 4-7-ffc fireplace , storm doors and WILL do babysitt ing In my ' . windows, curta ins and drapes 0 . J .'s Ba it .Shop , Reedsvil le. home n ights . Reasonab le RIDING horse for sa le. 2 years included . For information ca ll Ohio . weekly o-r nightly rates. old, green broke . Gentle . Call IN Phone 992 -7474 or 742 -4902 992 -5510. 8-22 -5tc Elden Walburn , 992 -2805. water •lines · and , Power r .1 after 4 p .m . 8-13 -tfc - - - - - -- - - - - - -· Lines . All work done by the · I YARD Safe-, a mile -and half out AND of Rutland on New Lima 75 ACRE farm, room house , : foot or contract: Also doze~/ EXCELSIOR Salt Works, E . 6 WILL care for children in my barn , other outbuildings [work and septic tanks lnt Main St .. Pomeroy . All kinds Road . Children and women's clothing , Clothes of all sizes, home up to schoo l age. $19 ,500. Phone 742 -5845. ' "Stalled. • I of salt water pellets , water' Re/l~ble sitter with nuggets , block salt and own . 8 16-26tp furniture , m oil isc. furnace items and also ~ fuel for reference.s . C~ll Kathryn Ohio River Salt. Phone 992 trailer . .' or Call Russell, anytime at 992 -5771. 3891 . 33 ACRES , 6 rm. house, all · B-27 -6tc 6-5-ffc 25 3 Bob or Roger Jetter: e lectric, 3 bedroom , small • •· barn . 530,000. Phone 992-3792. Day 992-7089 AUCTION -ev;y-Th;;;:~.y 7 RED BARN utility building on 8-26-6tc p.m. Horton St . in Masoa.. L_ _.:_:::::::=:~.!.L.!:.:_ __J skids, shingle roof. Phone 992 Night 992-3~25 Consignments welcome froffl · 2719 FORD Galaxie , runs good , 11 a.m . to 5 p.m . or call 773 _ NICE 6 room house at 1961 or 992-521,2 pr iced at 550. Phone 992-7647. 8-25 -31c 5471 reasonable rent . We are ln8-27-6tc . 8_21 .tfc · terested in someone Who will for cll nn lng, freezer , or help sell monuments on our 1967 FOR 0 Falcon , 6 cylinder 4 CORN peneral use . Reasonably HOU SE!nsu lat ing ,- blowen for f ine memorial lot . T!1 1s is a , ·Wilkinson Small Engine· priced. David Yost . Portland , dr .. goOd gas mileage . $350. good opportunity for the right Ohio . Phone 843-2242. Phone 985 -:1958. 992~3092 .. , better results, cuts fuel .bills person . . Logan Monument \ - - down. Free estimates . Call Company, Inc . Leo L. 8-25 -6tc 8-27 -Stp 399W.MalnPomeroy,O ! ,, 742 -4428 . Vaughan, Phone 992 -2588. Locattd at Modern Supply 8-20 -12tc 8-23-tfc 1968 BUICK Electra 225. 4 dr . KENNEBEC potatoes , double Small Engine Repair ' sedan, p.s. , p.b ., fa ctory air , set Of horse harness . Phone LOT- 3 bedrooms . I DIDN 'T KNOW THAT! MGM 742-5823 . F 11 good body and Interior . am Y room , utility , bath, and •· F ie~ Mar~et Spe ci als. $5 SOMEONE to paint a roof . 8.25 _3tc Perfect . runn ing conditiOn . Contact John Houdashelt. Inside. S3 outside . Spring S80o. Phone 992 -2280. ----carport: One floor. plan for only Minersville , Ohio. Ave. . Pomeroy , .Oh io, 8-27 -6tp 1970 KARMANGHlE VW, 1969 $9,500.00, _ 8-27 -3tp Collectors, dealers, etc. - - -- -- - - - -- - - - vw. 1965 Dodge 4 dr. station GOOD - Older home, with 3 I Every Sat . and Sunday. WILLY'S Jeep, 4 wheel wagon , slant 6 automatic, a • transportat ion 1962 8,7-ttc MOTOR drille , 4 cylinder motor with h. p . Wheelhorse riding bedrooms, batb. modern kit operator, age 18-34, '2·3 years • Lawn ~oy cab , a -1 condition. See ~t 10.S mower, like new . Registered c hen , dining, den and full exp. sa/. based on exp .-trng ., • "Tecumseh A TO z-MART:'Usecfturn-;t"ure~ Union Ave ., Pomeroy . or call 34 Arabian mare , riding ba free rm . and brd ., medical . • Kohler appliances and misc . Rt . 33, 992-3293. horse. Wright power saw. sement on good street in dental , 30 days pd , vac ., call •Wisconsin Hartford , w. va . Phone 992-7889. · Pomeroy. $19,500 .00. 8, 25 -6tc collect SSG, Army Op • All o_lher 7-26 -tfc B· 25 ·51c TRAVEL TRAILER Here portun ltles , 614-593 -3022, in . rilakes -----~-·--- -Athens, or stop by at 221 1969 VAN , 8 cylinder. Phone 112 . GROCERY business for sate , you are, a dandy . Just the thing 5651. ' Co tum bUS Rd . NOTICE OF Building for sale or lease . that you have been IOQking tor . APPOINTMENT 8-16-Hc 8-26 -3tc Phone773-5618from 8 :30p .m . Travel in luxury. case No. 21,284 PCYMciUTH-Sat;jtlte Estate of ¥ae Damron · CONSTRUCTION and Utilifles to 10 p. m . for appointment . OLDER HOME - Nice inside . -Sebring, 2 dr . hardtop , p.s ., Dece-ued. 3-20-ttc Worker Age 18 -34, no exp. ----trim. large 7 rooms, bath, large · vin~l top, · rally wheels . p .b., Notice is hereby given th~t req ., Free rm . and brd ., 12,450 m des , excellent con Bob Dam ron of Eastban k, Medical , Dental. 30 days ·pd . wrap around porch, 2 garages, dit ion , $3 ,100. Phone 992 -3'410. 'Mob~e We&t Virglni~ . l.'las been dUty v~c . , Call (collect) Army _ garden and level lot . All for only . appointed Executor of the Opportun ities , 614 -593-3022, in 8-2l-6tc 1972 3 BED.ROOM Windsor $12,500.00. Moved to Rutland, 3;_. mile ' Est-ate of Mae Damron , Athens, or stop by 221 Inside city limit on right Mobile Home on 1 ~ere of WELL CARED FOR T.hl dece~sed , late of Meigs Columbus Rd. 1970 •;, TON , 4 wheel dr ive, Ford ground . For more In s County , Ohio . corner Blrck St. and Rt. 124. 8-26 -3tc pickup, big .6 cyl. , 4 speed. format ion , cal l 992 -7638. may be your only chance to buy Creditors are required to file Harold Brewer, Long Bottom , 7-30-tfc a riverview home . 8 rooms, the ir claims wlth said f i duci~ry CARPENTERS Age 18 ·34, no Free Estr"mate'!:o with in four months . exp . req ., Free rm . and ' br(f ., Ohio . 985 -3554 . 8-18-tfc A 19f;f3 BEDROOM Gett-;sburg~ bath , den, dining , 2 porches , Dated this 16th day of August 556 Dixon, Medical , Dental , 30 - - - - - - - - - - - - - By Castle, ! NEW), front nice basement, fine shop, a 2 1974. I • ,. days of vac ., Call (collect) NoW Open for Business DODGE Colt 37 ,800 miles, kitchen, total electric unit , car carport. Just $23 500.00 Army Opportun ities : 614 -593- f9i12 radial t · eo sitting on a concrete pad with ' · MAf'IN lNG D. WEBSTER 3022, in Athens , or stop by at Phone 9~~ . 7 0 66~ 000 condit ion. patio and concrete parking LIKE NEW - 3 bedroom home. 221 Columbus· Rd . - Judge _ , , area, Grass is In : landscaping large bath and utility, 7 closets _ 8 23 Court of Common Pleas, 8-26 .3tc - - -- - - - - - - - - - IS done for you. $6,695 and we with lots of storage livinn Js Probate Division .. . ·· . ~ . ·--r·· hand you the keys . Home can • , ' ,.. f8) 20, 27 f9J 3, 3tc ·CLERK Typist - Age 18-34, 2·3 ,-1969 CHEVY Townsman station be seen at Country Mobile 18 x30 , carpeti ng, copper yrs . exp .. Sal. bsd . on exp .. wagon . Sl , l95 good c;o,ndition . Home Park , O~rwin , Ohio. plumbing , 2 nice concrete trng . , Free rm . & brd .. Phone 992-7620. For information , call 992·7034. pOrches, a large concrete blo•k Medical , Dental , 30 days pd . ____________ _:·24 -ffc 8-25 -Stc h d ' SEWING MACHINES . Repair vac ., C~ll (co llect) 550 O lxon service, all makes , 992 -2284 , s op an garage, on =!4 acres of ~-------------Army Opportun it les : 614-593 · Thl!o f=abrlc Shop, Pomeroy , "~le 1972 12)(60 2 BEDROOM Ha; ;n land . Can you beat this for only 3022, in Athens . or stop by at 1 Authorized Singer Sales ~nd ~ Mobile home . Take over S23,.SOO.OO. 221 Co tum bus Rd . Servi ce. We sharpen Scissors . I I B-26 -3tc BOAT , motor and treiler . 1971 payments . Phone 742 - ~~:, :st c We have a clien t who has asked 3-29-tfc , I I - - - - - - - - - - - - -' 16' Tr ihull BowR ider , 1973 55 --us for a 200 acre farm with I bring you 1 h.p . Chrysler, must sell. · DOZER work , land clearing by Ask ing Sl ,800. Many extras . _1 970VA LI ANT65Kl2, 3bedroom modern house, good buildings the acre hourly or contract, We are now accepting extra cash Phone 992 -2392. fully carpeted, LP gas heat . and 100 acres in cultivation. farm ponds , roads, etc . Large application for dozer and operator with over B·27·3tp Phone 992 . 7751. SEE THE PROFESSIONAL I for I ------------8-25 -tf c 20 years experience . Pullins Service Station I I 1970 fB FT . SCOTTIE Camper ,-:-:---~-- -- ----REA.(. ESTATE PEOPLE Excavating, Porneroy , Ohio. Attendants. Phone 992-2478 . Sleeps 6. Good condlt•on . BELOW. THEY KNOW WHAT shopping sprees 12 -19-tfc Phone 992-7126. . · TO SAY AND WHEN. THEIR Must be 18 yrs. Old. ' 8-27 -ttc 3 lOTS each , 50K100 lo cated In SERV ICE WILL MAKE YOU - ----""'--------Monkey t:tun, Pomeroy , O' DELL Allnement, lo cated , behind Rutland Grade School, CA NNING jars With glass tops . priced r~tonably . Phone 992EY. Also, free manure tor the 7311. · complete front end service , brakes and tuneups , wheels hauling. John Houdashe-lt. 8·22 -Stc belen ced etectroMtca/1 v. Open ----------- · Minersv ille . Ohio . 8 to 8 dally . Call 142-3232 on 8-27 -3tp NICE 3 bedroom home, com sunday tor appt . WE NEED 200 tun~ of sheet, ptetelv remodelrct Insi de and cut. new or old aluminum . 1971 HONDA, 350 Scrambler , 7 - l6 ~ ttc out , ce-"t ral heat plus Keep cans separate . The good cond it ion . 1971 Ve91 3 Mon. thru Fri. ffr•place. carpeted . Ap . Rosenberg Co., A1hens , Ohio . speed ltd ., transmission , SIOO . EXCAVATING , dozer , lollder prow.lma1etv on •;, acre lot Very good condition. Also, 8-15-lfc and backhoe work] septic 8 A.M. to4 P.M. enclosed by sear•' Chain Link dr.lve shaft, trans . br.ace, and tanks Installed; dump trucks -Fence. Good location . Reuon bell housing . F its 1971 and and IO -boys for: hire : will haul tor selling , being tranSferred . <'A-~Aes 1972 Vega . See &t lH Purl fill dirt . top soil , limestone & 'S 19 ,.500. Phone 949-2S7t. oJI:I"JK; St., Middle-port. or call 992· gravel ; Call Bob or Roger 5113 . . 8·25 ·3tc CReMEANS \.ON CRETE. Jeffers , day phone 992-7089; 1-77 ·6tl) NEW elf elctctrlc home With full night phone 992-3525 or 992· deliver ed Mondlly tnrou;h 5232. baument , l btdrooms , 2 Sa turday and evenings . 1972 KAWASAKI, H2 -750 Phone 446. 1142. 2· 11 -tfc bath a. fully carpeted on 1 a cre 6·13·tfc Luggage racks, padde<f Sissy ot;round . Cal! 742 -6825or 992· bar , 2 helmets , txceiJent condition. Phone 985 -4131. 7322· ' S EP""'fj( --T ANk..~ ' c leaned- READY -MIX CONCRETE 8-27 -6tp - - - -- - - -- · 8·'25.:Jfc · reuonabl& r.atu ,- Ph . 446~ deliv~tred rlghl to your --~-:-;-------proltcl. F ast anct easy , Free BUSINE fS b unotng , 50x6D 4782, Glll/lpofls . JOhn Rullell , Uti mates . Phone 992 -3284. cement drive, Rt . 124, n,.r owner and operetor . Goe\lleln Reedy -Mix Co., R d p 5-12 -tfc utlottn . hone 74'2-5052 . --------------Middleport , Ohio. 8-21 -tfc SE PTlC TANK S ' AR081C 6-30-tfc -------------SE W AG E S 'y s ·T E M S SACRESincoun tryonbla cktop CLEANED REPAIRED c . BRAOFORD 1 Aucttonter road , 5 mll~s eaat of Racine , MILLER ' sANITATION . Complete service Ideal place for country hom e . STEWART, OHIO , PH 662 : Phon• 9.49-382l or 949·3161 Phone- 843 -2712. 3035. · Rec ine , O,hlo ' I 8-23-6tC 10-4-ff C Crltt Bradford 1 e.xtras Including fact9ry air , radio & tape, w -w tires , r--------· BISSELL BROTHERS CONST. CO. '85-4102 Wanted To Buy - ------------Notice -.--------------- ------------- ------------- -- --------------- --------------- - --.,.------------ -------------- ------..-------- FURNACE clEANING INDUSTRIAL OR'HOMES ..-------------- Call Evenings -------------- ------- ------ -----------Sale -------------- Help Wanted CARRIERS WANTED SYRACUSE MASON -------------- --------------- -------------- PHON£ 992·2156 . POMEROY 0. EmplOyment wanted ---------------- :! --------------- ------------- -------------- -------------Auto Sales 992-9949 EXPERIENC.ED MECHANIC ON DUTY ' ' 30 A.M. Io S P .M. • Br1ke Work • General Overhaul e Tune Up-55 .00 up e Carburetor Adjustment K&H ROOFING James 171 Pearl St. ·w.cttepl,)_rt, Ohio .. 992-5367 BOWERS REPAIR All Small . Appliances Lawn MCMers Next to Highway Garage on Route 7 Pomeroy Route 3 FOR your remodeling , roofing. painting, repairing , concrete and masonry work , call Ronnie Hubbard , 992-3511 or 992-7302. Work by hour or contract. 8·7-26tc -------------PIANO tun ing , Charles Scott . - _____ _______ Phon e 992-3718. • MTaiiNG SERVU:E BODY . ... -------------- 'flricill ~W· I ''' _, • . ' 52 Twin alid ..Fuli ·Sta1llels \.. Com~ktte tend your tllin. AQUARIUS (Jon, 20-Fob. 1 8) In activlltes where actual work is involved you'll do very well. In areas where you deal In new tc:seas, little will be accomplished. PISCES (Fob, 20-March 301 You 'll be tempted to try to hasten the completion of a new project by taking shOrtcuts. It will misfire . you don't yet know enough about it. done. LEO (Julr 23-Aug. 221 II you do too much talking or try to overaen, something thai ~ould have been yours Is likely to alip through your tfngera. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt, 221 In your mind you've worked out a - ' • Greek letter • Euupeen credit river ll ve-lan copper DOWN 1 Olntmelll 101m 2 Bay n Immed"'t.eiY window 1% Detroit athlete I l'lld ( 3 wda.) t Shoe hue I Englllh U E'IIIC'lle 14 Fldo'1 M.D. 11 Mayor's Utle (abbr.) 11 Silkworm 17 Nolural . . Yeotenlay'a AMwer · 11 Heath for Heathcliff 2llndonelllan laland Z2 Ocean path 23 The ' 1W11 river I Hulll or Swoboda 7 In writing (3 wdl.) 8 lnferUle t Italian city habitat U - Tin Tin u Sueeeptlble zt Welfare of11twh" Z4Dueto to 11 Beatles movie 25 Entwblle plum .Z'J Type of hemp . Zl Type of metal zt Cbureb official 3t Cimbodla'l Angkor~~~ naUve~!:"""'l 6:-+-++- IUVery (Ger.) II Fade wt 21New Guinea fool you. If you end up here, yoo're a loser and a sucker, Jw~ like me and every other coo In here. We can change, but the price 11 high, · "Sf;lly out of !rouble! - JOHN R. HAGER . (Sent by .an ~on Reader.) 'ft\11}1.\.ft fi)~ ~- ~ 19 ~~® u..t _,IJ -.J ,_. I CWAV 101m Z'J Peirf01mer; enlertaiDer • Prleatly •ll ~~ . exceptiOII 1=+-+- ,:a Daughtei fl. Loti r:a ForDl018 Unsc:ramble these rour Jumblea, one letter to each square, to rorm rour ordinary words. '35 Fat :II Twine .rt Playwright _................ ., .,,..,,.. eo...,..r,- I I :L-..1-..J....--1----L-,- Nichola DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: 1:00 - News 10; What's My Line 8; Truth or Cons. 3; Jimmy Dean 13; Zoom 33; I Spy 1S; Elec. Co . 20 ; Bowling for Dollars 6; Big Red Machine 4. 7:30 - To Tell the Truth 6; Sale of the Century 8; Beat the Clock 13; Antiques 20; Episode Action 33; Baseball 3, 4 ; The. Judge 10. 8:00- Unto lhe Hills 33; Hudson Brothers 8, 10 : Movie "The Presldentfs Plane is Missing" 6, 13; Chase 1S; VIdeo VIsionaries 20. . 8:30 - Great American Dream Machine 20, 33. 9: 00 -Cannon 8, 10; Movie "Red Sky at Morning" 15. 9:30 - Boarding House 20, 33. 10:00- Festival Films 33: Kolak 8, 10; News 20; TBA 4; Pollee Surgeon 3: Marcus Welby, M. D. 6, 1l. 10: 30- Doy at Night 33 : New Dating Game 3; Funny World of ACROIIII 1 Ma!IMble 5 Eslead · a warning . trio . Zl SUbolde ·'MOst · .,tHOMAS~ money n PhWpplnt lmlfe ·zz One of ··'Free Japan 33; Bewitched 6. a~··• . II I I lJ I ( ··~'I'" 0 WHA'T YOU Mt6HT WEAFI. iN A ~HoweR. I I rorm u I ~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~-~~~A~[IIIIIII) ZE[fi'FJRE . ·_j Now ........,. the eire led letien to the'. ui'JII'itf anawer, . auuuled br the above eortoon. . Jumhle•; TULLE KEYED HAPPEN Ye.. erday'• A...""' CuatomOt'JI·Io httve tt ftlp on for thi• .ift!lll- TtE KNEE A,.,-rLiMN AXYDLBAAXB LONC)I'BLLOW _ One Jetter olmply otand8 for another. In this aample A II used for the three L'o, X for the two O'o, etc. Slnale. letters, apootropbeo; lhe len&lh and formation of tbe wordl ore all hlnta. Each d117 the code !etten IU'e dllrerenl CllYPTOClUOTB8 KMOHJC HK v OWG ENA AJQWOUAJEK CAE ENHAR. VJL RHJA KEHDD EN H J C: WR>o• V' TAUVHJ NWJAKE UVJ.- QWNVJJ JAKETWO IT IS BARDEll FORAN ARTJS'!~ BE A STOIC THAN FOR ~y .EUIE.-BEETBOVEMI <C liT' IU. . Pestana a,.dlulo, lne.) A~<~<il!: . . . I.ITTL& ORPMAII' AII'II'IE-COII'SI YES, BRAIN, THAT lME'f Ati'T IRTU'I' FOR hiE - BOT SA'f- lMAT GU'f ~ED FREE IS BAcK · ,!, .; .: $4f;ts, $1S. . . . .U, Odd Chaits . 12-1 anci,2 pc/ Uvlnt,.Room· ~ . · · m.oo.ancfup Portable.COIOr'Tv WHAT ON EAR1H COULDT/1/6 BE? .,. ' RILL· MINK! f()W "SSIOt-- t 1QlOI)J ~ . .I SPECIAL ., -------------- ------------- IT 19l'T Ol MJ-1. MC:IPE~ tlll'l CQJ'T '10..! WR\11: ' 3 CLOtH· ~ F\IN\CEU..O ~ 1\Sl< tiER! WERE SliMS ·' .·. '. S2US.anct liP . ' 20.30.36-48 inch Ges & E~Wetrlc ·it,... . Startllli UUs --------------- BLACK & --------------- •• e STEREO MASON fURNITURE . HERMAN Glif:A r t. 77J...S592 MASON, W. VA. 206AcRE~~-:3J;cres~horn SEPTic--TA NK5-7~';d 0 92.1 and farm equ lf)ment . Contact JIImts Connor. 1855 Silver WMPo.fM ' ' Midd)•~· Pomerov ' I .-·------------Aidgeo A~ .. or phone ':~l~~lt~ =---------- 1~2.3~fc LOTS for .salt, tralftr or house. All utilities . Phone 742.3615. R:t,~tlend . Ohio ~rice- S2,5QO. ··---------;;;-.• ..;.;:.;;;;;;;.;;.;.;;.... :1-----~=-----,.,_...,J -----,______ 2_·~ ·11< ' I, . ' Modtrn Sanitation , 992 -3954 of992-7349, . AUTOMOBILE Insurance been CllrtCelied? Lost your operator's license. Cell 992· 7428 . ------~-----~·15.:'.1c • ~ chtlir Br..kfast ~ts S25.10 and .. GOicl Refrigera!w and Matcftlng Gel Rlin1i ~APD ·. Mtf.oo 54" l<lf~n %. Old . Fash'-d . Woaden ~neb, Shttpe 0.... GOilci S.ltcthlll ., ·Ueed Ges alld 011 14a1t1r1: BaiiiNolll Sink . IHTDPRIIZ AIINJ a#B;t:J•A**:Z!J · 511111, cot11pltflr wtt11 flxt.._ ...,,,, ' ut.OI The blddlaa hu been: Wool Norlll 16 p.. It ..... 1'1 p. . I t p. . .? c:~====~~tGGOoTTAAOOA~~~U;RNNl . 'IE LOOI< SORTA SPLITTII\I' HEADACHE, MLE AN' PASTV lllMY. LOWEE"tY M1Z LEOSmER SWAP 'lORE OlliE FER M'l NINE !! HAVE 't'OV EVER ElEEN IN A SJTVil:flON i<!HERE ~OV FELT ~Ov WERE IN 0'/ER I(OVR 1l1AT'" HAI'fENED 10 ME A LOT L,ATEL'!'··· You, Sciulh. hold: ----------- U KQJ IOU •11+11674 WIYII do,... do - ' A-.... llltlr.rlfO... Tlltn ltlllllttdlo- .... FOR FREe lfltlmate• on alum lnum rtplacemtnt windows, siding, storm doors and windows, Ra iling . Phone Cherie• Llslt, Syraculle, Ohio. JICOb , Saltl· Cllrl lhpresentatlve , V. v. Johnson ltnd Son, Inc. -4 -lO-ttc ....... .· •• • ,..a... ..... 'I'ODAY'I' ~DI'ION at blddllll IWo ......,. lollood _.... . I vi Yeota'day'1~: ; starting at.m.9s ' New VirlYI-Recllne,rs ., -------------- WHilE TV r BAOITTAIIIUS (Nov. 230.C. 21) Keep your guard up or you'll be une~ctedly dip· ping into your purse to pay out for something that a pal gets y_ou involved in. CAPRICORN (Dec, 22-Jon. 10) It'll lrnpor1sn1 you keep teamwM and co-operation In mind tOday, f!llse you will do something alone that will of- ""w APPLY AT e ' "Okay, so you're here behind gray walla with gun towers aU over them. You live by bella. They go off at 5:30 every morning • You eat breakfast and go back to your slx-by.,ight ceU to await the beU for work. You return at lunch and await the same procedure as you do for supper. Same thing, everyday. "Yoo do have a lot of time oo your hands. Each day seems to set1o1111er. You get sick of reading. You get a few let1ers, but they . dwindle as time goes on. people target about gu)'IIOCI<I!il up. rour wife odolks will probably write, but In many ways It's rougher m tllem than oo you, of your real good buddies will write you - for about a month. But they are 'free, They've got a lot to do. You took tlle faD, punk. S<rry about that. You may think I'm Jiving you, but that's tlle way ltls. Believe me. Don'tflndout for yourself. "Assuming you make it through your sentence, you wiU get back m the streets to Join the ranks of tlle ex-cons. Not exactly a help In finding a good job. Nothing to brag about to tlle kids or your friends. "Face facts: Yoo're a chump to anyooe wbo fbds out you took a faU. That's what your friends and associates are going lo say .If you have changed during your Imprisonment, It's going to be hard to coovlnce anyone I "Wise up! Straighten your life out. Life Is too short to spend a hunk of It locked up. If you think some laws are wroog, get active In sroupa that are attempting to cha1111e them. But don't contlrme oo, thinking you'Uget awaywlthlt. Sooner or later, you'Ucalch a bilz beef. That's a promise. third-degree. Aug. 21,1f74 You 'r• going to hevw qul\e 1 h41•YY IOCill c•lendlr lhll year. You're •lao likely to be fnciOded In a DfOUP. ac· tivity . Someone oldef win t a "''otullo you. 110santiU, ------------- '• PrM .,. n...llv-yl •• . '12 Night Stands' ------------- LANDMARK Terms I .ITl1E ORPQ.V< .AK8~ WEST EAST .H .KI085 • K108h • AQ6 +Q102 +JB • J75 .10962 SOIJTH • 762 • 93 AK8654 .Q3 ... . For ZENITH !COLOR TV ~ you. AlliES (Molcll 21-Aprll It) Don't let your leallngo of boldnesatead you Into riaky or raah acta . Fall back on your good, old, corrrnon aanse. TAURUI (April 20-llor 201 s.:teciallnteresta will c:Jomlnate most of your thoughts Wor11; you 're supposed to do will sufler because of this. Try to achieve a balance. QEMINI (Mar 21 -JUM 201 It wouldn't be the wisest move on yovr p•rt to garrble on aomethlng thllt haa to come through someooe else. There 'are too many ifs. CANCER (Juno 21 -Julr 221 Laat-mlr..~te c;ha.nges will not Improve matters as you hope . Ratner. they'll undo rnuch of the good that's already been practk:at way to hind~ a Ple$ent probltm. However, you laek faith In your ldla . V'otfll · .ganttle on a weektr aotutkWt LIIRA (hpl, 23-0cL 231 You'll be la<*ing tor praise · when you tell another of your recent elq)IOltl. Don't be mitled beciUM the doeltl't stand up and cheer. SCORPIO (Oct. 2•-Nov. 221 A nosy fourth party Ia awfully curious about aomething you have -going with lwo other frlenda. Be prepared for the Gold. SfltC'fueil fe,Gs6._. ar......S . . . ' . . ,$21i.'ltnd-up. Business Je-sy 21 + 742-5293 Real Estate For Sale Dear Holen and SUe : Our loeal paper, the Gr111ts Pua (Ore.) DaUy Cwrler, recently carried 1 leltor from • young Inmate of Oregon State Prilon. It Is aimed at youthful oflendernnd It N)'l, In pert: "To any of you who are In trooble with the Low: " Whether you have been popped for a mlldemeanor or a felony, thecl\anceoarutrong thai unleuyou change your wa)'l, you are solne to end up where thllletter II being wriUen - the jolnt,alammer,peil, whatever you wantlocaU lt.Soi'U teUyooa little about tl1la place. "First off, 1hate It here, but there's no way I can change my life ,. I join a whole lotofP..,Pie In saying, I dm't want to see you end up here! "Oregon State Prison ~ reloUvely cool, but after the first day , yoo realize that, regardless of tlle sen~ce yoo brought with you, you might be doing life. "People do get shankod In prlaon - over a pack of smokes, a wroog look, or a misunderstanding. You've got to remember that some of these dudes are doing double life 8l1d have been locked up for 15 or 20 years. Where, oo the streets, they might let you ollde, In here they 'd reason they had nothing to looe by wasting 11 : 00 - News 3, 4, 6, 8, 10, 13, 15; ABC News 33. 11 : 30 - Johnny Carson 3; Mission: Impossible 6; Untouchables 13; Janaki ·33; Come to the Fair .4, 15; Movies "The Desperados" 8; "Operation Atlantis" 10. 11:45- Johnny Carson 4. 15 . . 12:30- Wild, Wild West 6 ; Wide World Speclal13, your partner has rebid to two 1:00 -Tomorrow3,4; Take Five for Life: 2:00- News 4. 13. . heart& Wbat do vnn do now? +73 AUTO -------------- -------------- WEDNESDAY, AUGUST21, lt74 Sunrise Seminar ~ . Sacred Hearl 10. Form Report 13. 6: 30 - Five Minutes to Live By 4; New16 ; Bible Answers 8; The Story 13; Summer Semester 10. 6; 35- Columbus Today _._ 6: 4.1 - Morning Report 3. 7:00 - Today 3, 4. 15 ; CBS News 8, 10; Dick Von Dyke1l; H. R. Pul.,.tul 6. 7:30 - New Zoo Revue6; TuKedo Tennessee 13. 1:00- New Zoo Revue 13; Capt. Kangaroo 8, 10; Jeff's Collie 6; Sesame St . .33. 8: 25 - Jock Lalanne 13. 1: 30 - Brody Bunch 6. , , 55- News 13. ·9:00- Paul Dixon 4; AM 3; Abbott & Costello 8; Phil Donahue 15; Wild, Wild Wool 6; Mister Rogers 33; AI the Felr with Chuck While 10; Movie '" Rendezvous'" 13. 9• 30- To Tell the Trulh l; Lucy Show 8. 10' 00- Joker's Wild 8, 10; Company 6 ; Namelhot Tune3, 15, 10' 30 - Gtmblt 8, 10; Winning Streak 3, 4, 1S; Phil Donahue 4. 11 ' 00 - PaSJworll13; High Rollers 3, 15; Nw You See It 8, 10; $10,000 Pyramid 6. 11 : 30- HollywOOd Squares 3, 4, 1S; Love of Llle 8, 10; Brady Bunc:ll 13; Luey ShC>w 6, 11:55- CBS News 8; Dan !mel's World 10. · 12:00 ...:. Password 6; Bob Braun's 50-50 Club,. , News 8, 10, 13; Jackpot 3, 15; MT , Rogers 33. 12:30 - Searc:ll for Tomorrow 8, 10; Split Second 6 ; Celebrity Sweepstakes 3, 15; After.-, with OJ 13; Elec. Co. 33. 12:55- NBC News 3, 15. 1:00- News 3; All My Children 6, 13; Not For Women Only 15: Hazel 8; Green Acres 10. • 1• 25 - Chuck White Reports 10. 1:30- As the World Turns 8, 10; Jeopardy 3. 4, 1S; Let's Make A Deal 6, 13. 2: 00 - Days of Our Lives 3, 4, 15; Guiding Llght8, 10 ; Newlywed Game"6, 13. 2:30- Doctors 3, 4, 15; Edge of Nlght8, 10; Girl in My Life 6, 13, 3:00- Another World 3, 4, 15; General Hospllal6. 13: Price Is Right 8, 10. l:)O- One Life to Live 13; Match Game 8, 10; Huck & Yogl6; How to Survive a Marriage 3, .4, 15. 4:00- MT. Cartoon 3; Sesame St. 33; Taftletales 8; Somerset 15; Gllllpn's Is. 6; $10,000 Pyramid 13: Bonanza -4i Movie "Flame of Calcutta" 10. · 4,30- Groen Acres 3; Bonanza 15 ; VIrginian 8; Mod Squad 6; Gilligan's Island 13. 5' 00- MT . Rogers 20, 33; Bonanza 3; Me<v Grlflln 4; Anything You Can Do 13. 5:30- Elec. Co. 33; Hodaepodgel.odge 20; Hogan's Heroes 13: News. 6; Trolls West l5. 6:00-News3,4. 8, 10, 15; ABC Newo13; Sesame St, 20; News 6; Diagnostic and Prescriptive Teaching ol Reading 33. _6;30- News 3, .4, 8, 10, 15; Roon;J-222 13: News 6; JourneY:. to 6: 00 6: 15 6: 25 - NORTHID) • AQ93 • J72 - ------------ ·~&B I l t : 00 I, 10; Mon Builds, Mon Doatr"l.' 33 ; Adom ·l2 3, 4, 15;-CMouciO rlmt & Punlthmont 20: Happy Days . u . 1: 30 - Eye to Eyo 331 The American Porado 1, 10; Mov ie '"The 0\ier.lhf.HIII Gong'" 6; Blflocelt l, 4, 15; Movl• '"S.ton•s Smool for Girl•" 13. 9: 00 - Flri"O Line 20; Joanne Wolf wllh 33. 9: 30 - Ptrlormance 33; Movie"Buchanan Rides Aiont" 8; G. E. Thaalro 10. 10:00- Newt :10 ; Marcus Welby, M.D. 6, 1l; Mountain Stonell: Pollc. Story 3, 4. 15. 10:30 - Doy It Night 33. 11 : 00 - Ntwt4, 6, I, 10, ll, 15; ABC Ntwt33. ll :lO - Johl\nv Canon l. •· 15; Mlssloo : ImPOssible 6: Come to .tho Fair ~.15; UniQ.IIC.hobles ll.; Jonokl 33 ; l'olg.l(les "Fraulein UOktorn 8 ; "Gypsy" 10. -· 12,30 - Wild World Mnterv 13. ,.1:_! -::. T~..!.$.W 3, 4; Take Five for l,.lfeJ.'Ii. 2:w14. U . By Helen and Sue Hottel Bidding two four-card suits -------------- I 7: 00 ..- ~My Lint I; Dutly't Trail IJ; Eloc . Co. 20 ; Truth or C...Ulf. 3; Poul Nuchlmt 33; Ntwt20J S...llng tor Dollars 6 ; Wttlllngton Dtoot" 15; GrNI Doy atlht Folr 4 1: )0 - To Toll liMo Truth 6; Now Prlcolt Right I, 10; RFD 20; HoU~ Squar" 3; i!NI tho Cloc;k 13: Hollywood Squor" 4, 0 WIN AT BRIDGE -------------- Honies For Sale · Classified Ads :.,woe, !tchod 6, 10, 151 ABC - · 6, 13. ' 10; NBC Ntwo!, ~. 15; Room.m 13; Fronc:ll Chef 6: ~- · ------------ '197.4 . Ntwao ' ' Sports 4. ----,.---------- ------r--------- . T\I.Hil4)', AIIO. 27, lt11 f :otl - stu..,. 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Have a beautiful new root lnst.alled by All-Weather RIXIflng Co. • Che5ter, Ohio ntE DEPENDABL£ POMEROY MOTOR CO. REDEOORATING? ~1111111Ge ...n1111111e1111111rat-io1111111niiiiiiiiR,.a-p.... Television Log ~ ' I I r �8- Tht Daily Senli,..,t, Middleport-Pomeroy. 0 ., '1\Jeod<l)•, Au~ . 27, 1974 Hester Rayburn died on Sunday ~i1f~fiiif~ Cornered convicts captured STEPHENVILLE, Tu . stakeout or lour police officers t UP!) - Police orricers alerted heard the baying of two dogs. by the loud barking or "When the dogs started frightened dogscornered three barking we jumped out of the desperate Convicts in the '"'J patrol car," patrolman La~ry spotlighted side yard of a rural Trail said. "We hit them wtlll home Monday night, killing the spotlight and commanded one. The other two meekly them to slop. We commanded surrendered ending a three- them to halt. state spree oi revenge, murder "The did not hall. We opened and rape . fire ." the Colorado prison Richard Magnum, 22. escapees, virtually surrounded Denver , stumbled dead on the In the dry, rolling mesquite muddy yard, shot in the head. hills by 300 law officers, bolted Jerry Ulmer, 22, Garland. from behlnd an unoccupied Tex., sprained an ankle and Richard Williams. 29. ~nyrl~r . [arm home north of Stephen- Tex., was unhurt. They had ducked behind a short hedge but dropped their rincs and walked toward the patrol car with their hands up." The officers fired 15 shots In the space of five seconds, ending the four-day , threestale revengeful spree. The men were charged with killing a widowed rancher and a farm· er's wife whose trial testimony helped send th~m to prison. Two women were abducted and raped and five persons were shot at random. ville. On a n.earby rural road, a News. MEIGS THEATRE • • in Briefs Continued from page I purchased in Cleveland, Dayton, Akron and Glouster. Tonight tt"lru Thur sday Aug. 27 ·29 . NOT OPEN COLUMBUS - A TRAPEZE ARTIST, described as one o( the best, lost her grip during a circus tent performance at the Ohio State Fair here Monday and fell 40feet to the ground before a capacity crowd of 3,500 children and adults~Fair officia~.said Jnge Bisbini, 33, Sarasota, Fla ., was prepanng to do a heel hang" from a high trapeze bar in a circus tent along the fair 's . . midway when she apparently lost her grip. She was listed today in fair condition at Ohio Stale Umverstty Hospital with kidney and pelvis injuries. Fair oCficials satd FRI.. SAT .• SUN. Aug . 30-3\, Sept. 1 John Wavne " McQ 11 I PGJ CARTOONS Show Starts 7 p.m . I several doctors attending the performance administered first aid ., ; MASON DR IN I to the trapezist. I SON BORN Mr . and Mrs . Fred ·Lewis, Middleport, are announcing the birth or a son, Matthew Brian, July 30 at the Holzer Medical Center . The baby weighed Sibs., 14 ozs. Mr.' and Mrs. Lewis have a daughter, TONIGHT ONLy i-'-----------, A STORY FOR EVERY OlE WHO THINKS THEY CAN lEVER FALL II LOVE AGAIN. Valerie, 14, and ALSO ' Veterans Memorial Hospital Admissions - Sherry! Little, Pomeroy ; . Yvonne Sellers, Racine ; Norman Russell ,. Pomeroy; Velva Amburgey, COLO ABY DE LUXE• grandchildren. Funeral services will be Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Ute Christia n Brethren Chu<eh, CWmiNG OFFERED Free clothing day will be held at The Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy,. Thursday, Aug, 29, from 10 a.m. until noon. There is a large amount of clothing available. Residents are UNIT CALLED RACINE - The Racine E-R squad was called Monday at 9 a .m. for Yvonne Sellers, Racine, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospttal. the birth of their first child, a daughter, Jacinda Dawn, 7 lbs., 7 oz., at Holzer Medical Center Aug. 14. Grandparents Price , Bloomington, Ind. , and Mason, wtth Rev, James H. Lewis, olflclatlng. Burial will be in the IOOF Cemetery. Friends may call at the Thur1d1y tbrou1b S.tunbty: F1irolldeool wltb bl.hlla tbe 70L Lowo lo !be 50a. ~~~::::~..'2::;::-·······,.:::::::;.. Foglesong Funeral Home after PROBATIONO,RDERED 3 p.m. today , and on WedJohn Bunce, 19, Mlddlep<rt, nesday at the church from 10 charged with trespassing on a.m. unUl Ume ol services. Feb. 18, 1914 at King Builders Supply, Middleport, with the purpose to commit a felony, has pleaded g!lllty in Meigs County Comm'on Pleas Court and placed on two year Firemen co'u ld find no fire The Middlep<rl E-R Squad made two runs Monday and the Fire Department was called but could find no ,fire . The first call was at 1:51 p.m. to Leading Creek Rd. ,'for Rick Blevins, 13, Middleport, who was injured in a motorcycle accident. The youth was in a semi-conscious condition. He was transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he was admitted. At 2:41 p.m. the department received a call that a house was on fire on Poplar Church Rd., however the fire department was unable to locate any probation. LEGION TO MEET Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, and It; awdllary will meet at 7: 3() p.m. Wednesday at the haiL Delegates to Buckeye Boys State and Buckeye Girls State will be guests. A 6:30 p.m. dinner will precede the meeting. HOST GUESTS Mrs. SteUa Adkins, Uck Sklllet, was the Sunday evening dinner guests of Mrs. Freda Miller and Miss Lenora BARR REUNION SET The annual reunion of the descendants of Abraham and Mary Will Bahr wiU be held Sunday at the Archery Building at Royal Oak Park. Descend an bt or Moses and Susan Will are also inylted to attend. A basket dinner will be aerved at 12:30 p.m. DIVORCE ASKED Helen Lou Hemsley, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, has filed for a Betzing, Pomeroy. divorce In Meigs County fire . Al 7:47p.m., the squad was , Common Pleas Court against . MISS PRICE VISITS called to Rutland Cor Mark Miss Effle Price, St. Albans, Ralston D. Hemsley, also Of Rl. Ti!Us, a medical patient, who W. Va., spent Sunday visiting 2, Pomeroy, charging gross was taken to Veterans here with Mr. and Mrs. Cliff91"d neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Memorial Hospital. Hayes, Middleport. Meigs schools get ·$191,182 Road grant Melga County'a ~hue local ochool dlstrlclls received o total of flll ,IIIU2 as their share of the August slate achool foundation subsidy paymenla, ~cording to State Audilpr Joseph T. Ferguson. Eastern District received $40,1169.86 after deductions lor is accepted . The Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday accep~A<d employes' retirement and allotment to the county board; Meiss Local received $111,478.83 after the same deductions and Ute Southern · Local District received $38,83.1.63 following deductiona. The county board of education received $10,192.11 including allocations from the local boards and a $5,394.53 direct allotment. • VISIT MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Keith Curtis and daughter, Gay, have returned home after several days' visit with Mrs. Cuills' sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Smith and chlldren, Ralph and Denean Renee, Lincoln Park, Mlch. They went to the Bob-lo Island Amusement Park at Bob-lo, Canada, during their visit. the Economlc O~velopment Administration grant or t48a,OOO for the road syslolm whlch will provide access and egress to the Meigs Mines Complex NEW PRINCIPAL - Marvin McKelvey, a resident of Syracuse in Meigs County, is the new building principal at Green Elementary School. McKelvey graduated from Southern High School and Ohlo University. He is a former teacher at Meigs High School. in Hospital Disctuirges "-- Bessie Edsall, Point , Pleasant ; Charles Powell, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Robert Anthony, Point Pleasant; Staci Crawford, Evans. Birth - A son to Mr. and WE'D LIKE TO TAKE ' YOU FOR A RIDE ... ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Wells, commissioners, and Martha Chambers., clerk. en tine VOL. XXVI NO. 96 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1974 \_\ . ~~ NEW 1975 MODELS International O~lahoma Democrats have , demed scandal~amted Gov. David Hall a chance to become RCA COLOR TELEVISION & STEREOS: at' least, to -get the ·' .,. " • ncn ThllEXH'iGTOH Modtl GTJ04 u• dl•1ona1 plthre ncn • Compact Colonial console that'll complemenl your decor withoul overpowering the room; it's only 34'1'•" wide! Yet it has the largest color TV picture you can buy (25" diagonal) and cabinet craftsmanship seldom found . in , T)tl GLADWIN lS" diltofl.. pktu1t _ • A lot of color TV for the money! No fancy furniture frills to pay for . . . 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'599.95 • Convenient "click" selection for all 62 .. channels- both VHF and UHF. REG. '675.00 or the people. Three readings are needed. The discussion disclosed that Pomeroy Council has approved th~ increase but that it has . b<en turned down in Mason and So see us today about a new car loan. Our professional loan advisers can work out a plan of easy budget terms you'll like, at low bank interest rates. So if you're thinking of buying a new car, see us first for financing. We're the bank that likes to say, "Yes!". BE SURE TO Walk-Up Window and Auto TellerWindow SEE US FIRST Open Fri. Evenings 5 to 7 P.M. PURCHASE A BEFORE,YOU . NEW CAR! - WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FP.EE P11 r~tluotl.oh Citbens ~alional -;,<,INC lNNA Tl MIDDLEPORT llHIO ncn Cell: Steve Snowden PH. 992-7155 THE FRIENDLY BANK REG. '319.95 • '· hdellTltlilt 17• d i ~~M~I ~11111 conlrast. REG. '429.95 ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE MECHANIC ST. . ~ l goVernorshi~ .in 1969. to ~~me former President ~txon s fLrst secretary of the interior only to be fired the next year, was running second in a three--way primary fight for his old seal. . ning the R epublica n nomination for another term and will face the winner of a runoff between Democrats Ed Edmonson a former congressm'an, and Charles ABOUT THE SAME EASTERN - Enrollment In the Eastern Local School District- on Tuesday's opening day ran about the same as last year, Supt. John Riebel reports . Tuesday's enrollment was 1,040 which included 129 at Riverview, 169 at Tuppers Plains, plus 66 In kindergarten, 213 at Chester and 463 In the high school building · which Includes junior and senior hlgb school. Woman injured in auto mishap on E. Main St. The Pomeroy Police Dept. . acelden t repor ted a tra ff tc .Tuesday at 9,45 p.m. on In the Oklahoma gobernawrial race Boren a politicaJ sCience professor 'and state legislator, pledged to "sweep out the old guard." With almost 90 per cent of the HOUSTON (UP! ) - Ber" conservation for conserva- vote tabulated, McSpadden, nadino Sierra, 25, his long, shiny, black hair combed back the pre primary favorite had 37 and a serpent tattooed on his per cen~ . Boren 35 per cent and chest, glanced jauntily at the television lights and smiled. Four give up bond to court "They can only burn me EXTENDED OUTLOOK Friday through Sunday: A warming trend and a chance of showers. Highs In the 70s Friday warming to the 80s by Sunday, Lows In t he 50 s Friday warming to the 60s by Sunday. One defendant was fined .and four others forfeited bonds in Middleport Mayor John Zerkle's ·court Tuesday night, Carl Buckley, Middleport, was fined $20 and costs, disorderly manner. Forfeiting bOnds were Paul Justice, Jr., Middleport, $30 bond, disorderly manner ; Donald E. Goheen, 48, New HaVen , $30, assured clear . Nesbitt. Killers · have no remorse distance; Char;les E. Meadows, New Haven', and Mark Barton , New Haven, $150 each, damage to the jail. Weather · Showers and thundershowers once," he said, the grin quickly leaving his face . · "Money. I had to do it. Living don 't come easy out there. We . just went to robbing, that's all ." Sierra talked '1\Jesday night as he was chained to three other men silting at a plain desk in the police homicide division . rie't ectives said they were part of a robbery-murder ring south and east today, con. known as the "Brady Bunch" tinuing tonight and Thursday . -a leaderless gang responLow tonight in the upper 50s sible for the deaths of at least north to the upper .60s south . six person s. They were High Thursday in the 70s and charged with capital murder. low 80s. Assistant District Attorney George Karam said they called themselves the Brady Bumch because one of Ute men they murdered lived on Brady and Bitrbara Masters, half Street. time at Riverview i two kin "I Can't think o£ a more dergarten bus drivers, Robert deservin g bunch for the Shook and Helen Blake. electric chair," Karam said. There is currently a position " They we r e pre tty cold . as custodian open at the junior Pretty callous. They showed no Massar takes hoard seat EASTERN Starling WASHINGTON - THE ARMY IS QUIETLY HOUSING both f f Massar, Reedsville Route t, · men and women in some oflts barrackswithout.the same an are Pomeroy's West Main St. in ha s been appointed as a that greeted other military concessions to modern mores.. which a woman was injured. member of the Eastern, Local Male and female soldiers are not allowed to live .m mtxed Ruth Dow\er, ·Middleport, School District . Board of rooms or even adjoining ones, but many barracks now have a traveling west, struck a parked Education. separate female floor above a noor of msles, an Army spokes- car owned by Sharon K. Massar re~laces Roger high school - the new addition remorse whatsoever,'' Karam man said today In ~esponse to questions from \.!Pl. The two sexes Groninger, Flora, Ind. The Epple who restgned recently. to the high school building said. "They would rob them share the same day room with television, games and otber en- Groninger car in turn struck a ~. Epple was ser vtng as president which was opened when school and kill them if they got the ierUtinment diverSions. power pole There was medium of the board when he restgned. began Tuesday . Applicants ' urge. Most of the time they Meeting Monday night, the may conll!ct Supt. John Riebel, killed their .victims w hide properly d;,age DETROIT - ~ PROPOSED 10-CENT per gallon.gasoline tax Mrs. Dowler ~as taken 10 . board hired two cooks, Mildred 985-4292 . . Continued on page 10 increase .could cnpple new car sales JUSI reboundtng fr~ the Veterans Memorial Hospital Bussell. full time at Chester, worst first half in 11 years and hamper efforts to control nsmg by the Pomeroy E-R squad where she was treated and car prices, a Ford M~tor ex~tive hBti w• "One thing the nation certainly d,oes no1 ~t thll Uq:te Is released She was charged for . re!iaant on autO!ljO~ -~·." IOfi~- ,' lving ~hUe Intoxicated . another artificial Naughton, Ford vi , resident for markeilri·~~ld ~~me I Whlte House last k llald the likenl • puon the ' excise tax WBti o of ntalll' propooall bejng cO!Widmld to CLOTIIING Nfi: ED The Junior Judging Team Three Meigs County girls the Meigs Pleas.ure .Riders 4•H nd cut fuel tonltllllptl011. · • Good used boys' d girls' particiJllltlng !oday in the 1-H Clu b· Part lc Ipa tmg '"· 4•H wor k which Includes Marcia and hoOI clothing Is urgently Saddle Horse Judging (Senior . four years, Faye, 16, ts serving Melonle Dillard, daughters of WASHING -" THE TRJ!:AlluRY Dti'AWfiV'N'l' II needed by . the G a-Meigs Division) at the Ohio Sll!te a the secretary of the Mr. and ·Mrs. Roger Dillard, Inviting consr en to come ondllllfor tltet:JI114!1!• ~ 387,$00 Community Actio Agency University H'orse Barn Arena Pomeroy; Robln Ritchie , easure R'd I ers, an d susan, bars of gold are still in Ft. Kn1111, ''Never!ur,.,. gold II (CAP) . This cloth! may be are Pam Nottingham, daUgh· id l • pres e~ o,' the sam' c1ub ' da1111hter of Nit,!· Jean Ritchie, left. at the Gtlllla-Melgs ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl there "Mary BI'Oollll, director of, Ute lllilt,'lltd s been mvolved wl 4-H Tuppers Plains ;. and Tony Community Center In Cheshire Nottlng'·m, Rt. 3 P. omerov; · "it's been JO or 15 yean lllnct 10mt ol ~ ftaltll wer lghl years. 'Kennedy, son of Mr . and Mrs. opened. I think it's time we did·~ ludlt,':!l!' 1t'bUlp ftl. Crane, <r .phone 446-17 In GaUia ''" ' Al H t d ~te of Junior Kenned y, Tuppers Faye Reibel, daUghter of Mr. , mee us on, a r R-m., tn July uked tre.lllllj ~retary WWIIIII E,,sun~ubout County or_ i19WB In M0tgs Md ". Mrs. Donley R.eibel, 204 <Mr. and Mrs .. Paul uston_, Plains, wlllalsobepresenlfor rumors tha1111111e of the 147lilllUGit ounce1 ol COJd.til l't. Knox County. · Rock St., Pomeroy, and Susan Syracuse, i' 0 bse . .S lh 18 instructive observation and had myat~iollaly di.sappMretl. Yoot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~ven t as we U as par ctpa tl ng , participation. Slm:tnd non- and lllld CDJII..-ned LOCAL MPS Gene Yost, Route 1; Racine. man Illustrative tallc ursday Rachael Downie, (club Iook_fort . . lves - ondllal~wilh .CIIl The temper ure In downat the Ohio State air. Her advisor), Mrs. Dillard, and town Pomero at 11 •.m. Pam, 16, hits beeallwolved in topic will be , "Five Suzie ; ; •d, 0 . U. workSAl . Wednesday w • 78 degrees 4-H work •II< yllos and is Qualiticalions of a ood Horse stl.\dy • I, will accom~any undf extrem.ly cloudy akles. CllfrenUy the ~~tows reporter of Judge.~ · li)e f · .W = Three -in horse judging btcre• "' . __ _. .lL..:, 'J\1....,,- .. 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FAST CLAIM SERVICE MIDDlEPORT, OHIO Member Federal Deposit lnsurante Corporation nell Tt•• BOLDIN I Model vn.iiJO .· ~w~::f:'''i)i~~*B;:l;t;,m;l investigation almost since the that he could never get to see day he took office in connection the President with alleged kickbacks in the Incumbe~t Democrat awarding of state contracts. William Egan was expected tp .He has been investigated by win renomination. He lost to a federal grand jury, grand Hickel in 1966 but beat Miller in juries in Oklahoma County and 1970. Oklahoma City, the Internal Sen, Mike Gravel, D-Aiaska, Revenue Service and a legislawho in 1971 ca]lsed a stir in tive impeachment inquiry . Washington by delivering .a Two former aides have been public reading of the then- indicted. classified Pentagon Papers, All incumbent Oklahoma faced three opponents in his bid co n.grcss men, inc1uding for renominallon. Speaker of the House Carl Six Republicans fought for Albert", won terlomination. the right to seek Gravel's seal. Albert has no GOP opposition. Oklahoma Sen. Henry Bellmon had no trouble win- IN NAVY TOGETHER Route 1, Pomeroy, enilsted in the U. s. Navy 280 day delay program. This program provides enlistment now and up to 280 days delay in reporting for active d4ly. Bonnie will go on active duty on Sept. 20 reporting to Orlando, Fla . After recrult·training, Bonnie Will receive further In early returns, he was training in Advanced Electronics. Richard will report for active duty on Dec. 9, 1974. He also will report to Orlando: Upon his completion of recruit'training, Richard will report to Memphis, · be~jnd former state senate president Jay Hammond and Tenn, for further training inAdvanced Aviation Electronics. Mr. and Mrs. Agan have b~en · ahead of K~ith Miller, who •active in the Meigs County Humane Society during their residency in Meigs County. Richard succeeded Htckelas govern.or. has been employed on the Gavin project, a merriber of the Asbestos.Workers ' union. Bonnie has , ~ Hickel, who as tnlertor Involved herself ih drawing. , secretary once condemned WASHINGTON- PRESIDENT FORD has rejected lengthy preparations and even the makeup that might keep his bald spot from shining on television today in the first news conference of hls administration. "Maybe they can stand the makeup out in California but we don't think it would be acceptable in Grand Rapids," ,;.id one Ford intimate, adding that the President _has a small bald spot whlch may shine m the bright televiSion lights. Ford planned to make a formal statement, then respond to a barrage of questions. Unlike former President Richard Nixon, who spe!ll at least three days ~ briclings and . solitary preparation for his infrequent meetmgs wtth the medta, .Ford only scbeduled Tuesday afternoon and a morning session today to gel ready. ' · tlle latter two ac~ons took place without the representatives of the compariy appearing before either group. The discUssion also disclosed that the company has 686 subscribers in Middleport with 175 of these , being senior citizens and 25 ~Jeing disabled. Newell said that l'ointvlew Is probably the only company in the country whlch gives a reduced rate to senior citizens and disabled persons. A letter was read from Troy, Ohlo, seeking , the support of Middleport in the city's battle . against proposed rate Increases of the General Telephone Co. of Ohlo. Clerktreasurer Gene Grate also read a letter frornjthe Housing and Urban . Development Commission announcing the fiood Insurance' Is now available in the community. It was agreed that Mayor Zerkle will ask the county to improve guarding railings at Hobson and on Middleport Hill, COIIIlty roads corning into the vUiage. Other mln<r matters pertaining to tighls, the park and related affairs were discuaaed briefly at the close or the session. . . Richard and Bonnie Agan, who reside at the Royal Oak Park, . ~lflSl8f:M reac~on However, elections after com plaining Se~re tary Walter Hic kel b'atl~ m hLs comeback at. tempt for governor of Alaska. In the O~lahorna primary Tuesday, Hall was swamped by congressman Clem Rogers McSpadden, a grand nephew of humonst Will Rogers, a~d 33year-old reform candtdate David L. Boren. McSpadden and !loren wiU vie in a Sept. 17 runoff for the nght to f~ce GOP norrunfe Jun , Inhofe. . Hickel, who left the Alaska , money on the operation. The James Brewer, Marvin Kelly · and Fred Hoffman voted . against approvaJ of the first reading of an increase and William Walters, Allen Lee King and David Jenkins voted in favor of it. With the tie vote, · Mayor Zerkle broke the · stalemate by casting an affirmative vote. The mayor said he Celt the increase should be approved lion's sake," left the Nixon Hall .27 per cent. cabinet following the 1970 Hall, 43, has been under the state's first two -term governor, and former Interior ne<JI'ssary. Newell said the finn had lost $67,1100 last year and could not continue to lose TEN CENTS swamped By United Press now . owned by the Midwest Corp., said that Increased costs for materials and labor had representatives asked that the ordinance modifications be approved and placed with subscribers who could either continue 0 the service at the Increased cost or could discontinue it. If the rate in- . crease is not granted, Newell said the service might be discontinued ln the community or perhaps local services would have to be curtailed. PHONE 992-2156 -~ Hall modified to increase the rates . Officials of the firm, whlch is · On, lhe question, councilmen .•. IN A NEW CAR! a balance of $45,000 the county will spend. I"' addition to those named others attending were, Robert Clark, Warden Ours and Henry county auditor. and RPrn:trd Streets Continued from page 1 NeW Haven. is manager for Ute Ohio Power Company, James E. Roush, WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET LOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Pomeroy Tuesday at 11 a.m. was 83 degrees under sunny skies . once, which pany's amount; this will leave made the rate increase request MR!i. GRIM MOVES Mrs. Victor Grim has moved from her home on Soul~ Second Ave., Middleport, ln with her daughter, Mrs. Russell Mills, Fourth Ave. county's shpre, $120,000. With the coal com. Devoted To The Interests of The Meigs-Ma.wm Area grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Pleasa~t Valley northwestern Fultz, prosecutor . Roads to be improved are existing CR I, 1-A, 6 and 27 , all located in Columbia Twp. Southern Ohio Coal Co. is going to pay '75,000 of the Meigs County. Meeting with the commissioners were Randolph Oras, project manager of EDA, Wesley Buehl, Meigs County engineer, Joe Ramsey, land Mr . and Mrs. Don E. Mullen, Middleport. Great- Aug . 26. Tuppers Plains ; Chester Mundry, Reedsville ; Willi'\fil Stanley, Albany; Thomas Williams, Pl. Pleasant; Richitrd , Blevins, Middleport; · Joan Y/ells, Rutland; Clara D. Snilth, Middleport. Discharges Charles Carroll, Mary Still. great- Harrisonville, announ ce Mrs. Howard Jordan, Leon, Syracuse; Augustine F9llrod, Pomeroy ; Beverly Collins, Severa) welcome. Brian was moved to Children's George Hackett, Sr., MidHospital, Columbus,- where he dleport, and Mrs . Helene remains in intensive care. It is Mullen, Pomeroy. expected that he will be con- fined there several more weeks fqr treatment. and FIRST CHIW BORN HARRISONVILLE - Mr. and Mrs . Patr-ick Mullen , a son, David, are Mr. and Mrs. George two. Grandparents are Mrs. Helen Lewis, Middleport, and Mrs. Blanche Moore, Point 'Pleasant. ,.. Aug. I, Matthew MAl>ON - Hester Amella Rayburn , 69, Mason, died Sunday at the Monterey Nursing Inn, Grove City. She was born Sept, 22, 1904, in Mason, a daughter or the late Edwin S. Wallace and Freda Katlrina Bletner Wallace Shank. She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Ellene Handy, Columbus; live sons, SUrling Rayburn , Syracuse; Marlon Rayburn, Mason ; Howard R. Rayburn. South Amboy, N. J .; Charles E. Rayburn, Baltimore, Md., and Lonnie Edwin Rayburn, Columbus, Ga . ; one brother, Charles Wallace. McEvans, Tenn.; two sisters, Louise and Norma, California ; 12 grandchlldren CHIUI BORN Mr. and Mra. Earle Wood, Mlddlep<ri, are announcing the blrlh or a 100, Steven Matthew, Aug . 18 at the Holzer Medical Center. Tht Infant weighed 8 1~ .• a ou. Grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs, Bur<fell McKinney, Mlddlep<rt ; Mr, and Mrs. Ernest ' Wood, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Mrs .. William Dittmar, ZanesviUe and Mr. and Mrs. Weber Wood, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, are greatsrandparepbt, and Mrs. Jennie Hansher, Middleport, Is a maternal great • great • grandmother. ' t ' f~P. , I ' ar . ' - NEW OFFICERS - The Meigs Marauder Athletic Boosters met Tuesday evening at the high school, their first meeting under the new l~dership of President Charlie Hamilton, second from lcll. Other new officers are, from lclt, Don Thomas, vice-president; Hamilton, Marjorie Walburn, secretary, and Arizona Stewart, treasurer. Dean Lutz arxi Bob Cooper , who do the play-by;>lay of Marauder football and baskethall games for WMPO, presented. a 2(kninute discussion of their preparation and format Cor Meigs games. It was also announced that "Meet the team Night" will be Thursday, Sept. 5, beginning at 7 p.m. in Marauder Stadium. Other topics discussed were ad sales for the football programs, purchase of a videotape machine for basketball use, and the report by Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Charley Chancey that the new athletic complex at the high school is near completion. Chancey said drain tile and seeding of the football practice Cie\d is the only work remaining on the gridiron, while the hitseball diamond and track, hopefully, will be ready for the 1975spring season. 2 wounded Two persons were wounded, Taylor's brother, in~rvened .. neither seriously, in a shooting Wbile ,caldwell and Mr • incident resulting from a Taylor were arguing, Mrs. . domestic quarrel Tuesday taylor obtained a .410 gauge night on Neighborhood Rd. in shotgun. Gallia County . Mrs. Caldwell then atSheriff's deputies said tempted to wrestle the gun · Harley Taylqr , 29, Rl. 3, from Mrs. Taylor. During the siruggle, Ute gun Gallipolis, was taken to the Holzer Medical Center by the discharged with the blast Gallia County Volunteer striking Mrs. Caldwell in the Emergency Squad at 8:50p.m. lower lclt leg. Mr. Caldwell then proceeded after being shot by his wife. Investigating officer,s said .. to l!!kll his wile to~the -hospilal Mr. and Mrs. Earl Caldwell after throwing the gun into Ute ' were visiting at the home of her yard . parents which is located next door to the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Taylor on Neighborhood Rd. Mr . and Mrs. Taylor were in a heated domestic quarrel when Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Mrs. Taylor retrieved the gun, reloaded it and shot her husband in lower part or both legs, · ' Sheriff's deputies ill'e stili investigating the incident. · Negotiations .to resum~ tonight Negotiations will .resume at Van Ludy; Maury Lindquist, of Ohio Education 7, 30 p.m. this evening in the .the Association; Gene Brundige two day strike called by the 160 member, Gailia County Local and Mary Abel .of Ute Ohlo Education Assoclallon's Te3chers' Association. The teachers reaffirmed Executive Committee and Don , their stand Tuesday , everilng Anderson, Presidenl-<llect of Southeastern Ohio during an informal meeting at the the Gallla County Junior Education Association. Telegrams were also read Fairgrounds. President William Bahr and from the Athens and Gallipolis field representatives of the Teachers' Associations . Ohio Education Assoc iation · , On behalf of the Gallia spoke during the one and one- County Chapter, Ohio Public School EmpJoyees Association, half hour session. (OAPSE) Wayne Palmer, Bahr introduced Leonard Newberry, Phyllls representatives of each Mulholand and Garrett Wataon · building, who gave brief pledged conllnued suppo~t reports on how the first da)' of from the non-certificate~ the str ike went at . their employes. . · buildings . No classes were ·held Bahr ur ged the teachers to '1\Jesday in the county's four continue their show of strength high school and seven an~ also urged the football elementary buildings because coaches to stand pal and stay of, the teacher walkout. , with the teachers and not begin Ail members of OA PSE their prac tices despite a refused to cross picket linea resolution of the board to do so. thus all buses, cafeteria Also speaking were Wes workers and custodians dld not Simm s, . Robert Holts berry, work Tuesday and today. Marvin W. Dawson·dies Marvin White Dawson. 58, 830 Main ·st., Pomeroy , forrnerly of Point Pleasant, died Tuesday morning at 7,15 lo Holzer Medical Center of an apparent heart attack. Mr. Dawson was a well known businessman in both Point Pleasant and . the Pomeroy area. At the time of his death he was the owner and operator of the D&D Meat Co., Pomeroy. · Mr. Dawson and his familY, who,, came to Point PleaS.nt !!0 years ago_ from Co lumbus ~ made their horne on En lah ~•.,. Pl. Pleasant where y "" lived until two years ag· . At that time he and Mrs. DIJI!'IOO · moved to their new homt hear Pomeroy . Dawson first came .lo the area as a sales'f'n II" The Davis and Davis Meat Co., and later operated a bicycle shop. He was a member of several Masonic Orders and tho Hidden Valley Country Club. , A member of the Unltec! Methodist Church, Colwnbuli, Dawson was also a member p of 1 the Masonic the Bodes,1 Kedo1nt Pleasant, and Ben em Shrine, Charleston, He wae a veteran of Wor!HVar t 6 II. 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