https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ff04fda0d6880b4bafe7f6624f99c1fe.pdf 597d2fba3813ab0e41ac1b27267230be PDF Text Text . ' 0 12 - The Daily Sentinel, Mi(.....eport-Pomerof, o ., Ju.1e 14, lt'/2 News ••• in Briefs Three Injured in Head~ · Colli • -vn . ' sI on (Continued from page I) Gilligan,. by executive order, created a nominating coWicil for each ofthe ll appellate districts in Ohio and a Supreme Court Nominating Council with one member from each of the appeQate districts. When a vacancy occurs, the committee in that jurisdiction would submit to the governor a list of recommended appointees. · · Three persons were taken to the Holzer Medical Center following a head-on collision at 5:55 p.m. Tuesday on Rt. 553, three-tenths of a mile west of Rt. 7. According to the Galli•· Meigs Post State Highway Patrol, cars driven by Gerald K. Warren, 23, Crown City, and Arnold R. McClure, 22, Odessay1, Fla ., collided head-on in a cur\;e. McClure suffered Injuries io his head and right leg. Connie Sue Warren, 19, Crown City, and her one-month old son, Gerald Scoit Warren, suffered fractures, Mrs. Warren of her le~ and the child RAPID CITY, S. D. - THE NAMES OF 2,000 persons missirg in the weekend flood which devastated tliis Black HWs community were read over the radio Tuesday night in hopes listeners would let officials know if any were alive . Searches for flood victims were called off lot the night Tuesday, the £irst time they were .stopped since flood waters hit late Friday and early Saturday . Since then, 24-llour rescue operations had be!!f1 in effect, with te;uns of dogs laking over the task of seeking out bodies alter darkness fell. But with the official death toll stabilized at 203, authorities placed the emphasis on determining just how many persons remained missing because of the flood, and on rebuilding the city. UTILE ROCK, ARK. - JOHN L. McCLELLAN, the Senate 's fourth-ranking member, narrowly won the Democratic nomination to a sixth term Tuesdqy night In the toughest race of his 34-year congressional career. McClellan had been considered an underdog since Rep. David Pryor, 37, forced the 76-year-old senator into his first rWJoff since winning the seat in 1942. Incumbents traditionally have lost Arkansas runoff elections. With 2,520 ol 2,590 precincts reporting, McClellan had 241,712 votes, or 52 pet., to 222,959 votes Meigs County Methodist for Pryor. · McClellan, who had campaigned strongly against Pryor's ministers and laymen are in support from organized labor, said he was .confident all along Lakeside attending the Ohio Annual Conference of the that he would win In the runoff. United Methodist Church which concludes Friday . COLUMBUS - THE CITIZENS FOR REPEAL of Ohio's The group includes the Rev. Income Tax, bolstered by seven new members on the hoard of Robert Card and Mrs. Glen trustees, were reported ahead of schedule in their attempts to get Dill, Pomeroy - Chester; the the state income tax on the November ballot. Rep. Robert E. Rev. Robert Bumgarner and Netzlr y, R-Laura, a member of the group said Tuesday 17 000 Mrs. Grace Colwell, Midpetitions 11ere in circulation, and that 24,000 would be i~ued by dleport - Rutland, the Rev. June 24. · !i' Stan ten Smith and Mrs. Lewis He said that if one-half of the petitions were returned, there Grueser, Enterprise - Flatwould be enough signatures to place the tax repeal on the woods, Rock Springs; the Rev. November ballot. The group needs 318,418 valid signatures by Jacob Lehman, the Rev. early August to insure the question on the ballot. Stanley Brandhum, and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Northeast Cluster; the Rev. Dale PLEASANT VALLEY NO COMPLAINTS McClurg and Mrs. James DISCHARGES : Teresa Mrs. James Brewer,- Vine Rees, Sr.,.Apple Grove- Letart Davis, Point Pleasant ; Neale St., made no complaints about Falls - Wesleyan; the Rev. Knight, Middleport; Mrs. C. H. any conditions on that street Frank Cheesebrew and Mrs. Hili , Sr ., Point Pleasant · w~en she attended a meeting of Oris Smith, Bethany - Carmel . Leon : Mtddleport Village Council Charles McDade Portland .· Sutton; the Rev. Raymond Thornto'n, Point Monday night. Mrs. Brewer Martha Mattner and Mrs. Pleasant; Mrs. Earl Freeman attended only as an interested Thomas Sayre, Great Bend • Lakin; Mrs. William Willis' citizen. · Morning Star - Morse Chapel, Eleanor ; Mrs. Carol Beaver' and the Rnv. Forrest Norwood, 0 ., and I. G. Volden' Donley and William Point Pleasant. ' OHIO VAILEY Winebrenner , Syracuse . LITTLE LEAGUE Cluster. BASEBALL SCORES CLOSING SATURDAY Scott Van Vranken of the Vacation Bible school at Rio Grande 11 Vinton·6 Pomeroy United Methodist Hemlock Grove will close Centerville 5 Bidwell 3 Church is one of two youth Saturday with a program at Addavllle 11 Salem 10 delegates from the Athens Green 7 Racine 1 District. 7:30p.m. Ministers, ·Laymen at Lakeside Legislature in Brief MEIGS THEATRE Tonightthru Saturday June 14-17 NOT· OPEN COLUMBUS IUPI) - Aglance prosecut ion lor sell!n~ on the at activity In the Otolo Senate basic of a false ldenttfication . Tuesday : Vote: 32·0. • Concurrence In House AmendHB1132, McNamara, Ap · ments proprlates money to rei mburse AmSB75, Taft, Increases bank lo~al governments for the Sun., Mon. & Tues. June18-t!-20 SOMETIMES A GREAT NOTION ITechnicolorl r Paul Newman c Henry Fonda exam ination fees and authorizes revenue lost from the s per cent superintendent of banks to ad- rollback of 1971 property taxes. just fees so division will be on Vote: 28·0. a self·suslalnlng basis. Concur· 56526, Cook, Allows a classi· renee : 27-0. Emergency vote: lied Civil Service employ to ap. 31 ·0. peal .to suspension for any lenglh Bills Slaned · ot time. Vote: 26-6. ASubHB85, Reichel, provides HBIOJ(), Young, Allows coun · for surrender of c:ertlflcate of ty commissioners to make con title and serial plates of junked tributions to community lm· Colarcartoons: Scuba Ouba Do Monster Master SHOW STARTS7 P.M. cars. I Feed the Whole i I Family for only 1 I I $ 25 I I :I· ' • II I I I. · I SB546, Mottl, Permits the re. newal of drtvers's llcenses by 0 ~r ~1cemen on acllve duty. Vote Am HB 1047,Scott, Allowsccun· lies to accept bids up to 10 per cent In excess of tho estimated project cost. Vote: 28-4. AmHB997, Hadley, Exempts the retail sale of toy plastic caps from the fireworks law , Vote: 32·0. Bills Signed f ASubHB85, Reichel , Provides or surrender of certlfleate of title and serial plates of junked cars. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Q · ~ "W THRIFT BOX- '<;:. 9 pieces r<-!!tiAIJllJ regularly Jif... I '2.65 Offer good thru June 29, 1972 1 Why cook? Visit the Colonel I . SOlONEL SAN DERS' REC IPE 1K.-tuekv fried Ckieke•~ I I Crow'• Steak House .POMEROY OHIO . ~· . "Cusfs" are the pointed ends o the crescent moon . They always poi n l away !rom the sun . II I I ~···············~·· · ········: •• I I : REGATTA I : SPECIAL I GOODYEAR BLACKWAl LS II ,_1115 _ '·'"'" 1: RIZE O : "All-WEATMIR IV" : Hly Nylon Cood ' $ :~::::.'n : pous 1.15 r 1.1. .., "' ' . ; OTHU SIZU LOW •IICIO I l I :l ·----------------·1 r NEW YORK .(UP! )-Dne of the things that most infuriated' him in Vie.tnilm, says retired of his right arm. They were. Lt. Cot Anthony Herbert, was rushed to the hllllpital by Sievers Ambulance. Damages a general's insistence that a were listed as moderate to both · snappy military salute be cars. Warren was charged with accorded a duck waddling around an imported flower driving left of the center. garden. Another mishap occurred at A man of action, Herbert 10 a.m. Tuesday morning onetenth of a mile west of the says he "just crept up on him Silver Memorial Bridge. Freda (the duck ) one night in true Mae Smith, 83, Pomeroy, was ·Ranger fashion and wrung his exiting on the entrance ramp Goddamn neck . Then the and collided with Landis K. sergeant major and I sat down Wandling , 36, Delaware. There and made four duck sandwas minor damage to the wiches out of it and ate them." Herbert, who retired under Smith imto and moderate to the lire in March after 24 years in Wandling car . Smith was the service, made the charged with failure to yield allegation in an interview right of way. The finat accident happened published in the July issue of around 2:30 p.m. on Route 7 Playboy magazine. One of the one-tenth of a mile north of most decorated men in the Army, Herbert was relieved of Route 143 in Meigs County . his command after be charged Peter G. Couladis, 23, Athens his commanding officer, Maj. ' lost control of,~isauto and went' off to the left over an em- Gen. John Hames, and Col. J. Ross Franklin with covering up was war bankment. There crimes. moderate damage and The Army dropped the Couladis suffered a minor charges. injury but was not treated . No Although Herbert was citation was issued. exonerated, he said his retirement was forced by Army harassment. Herbert Said Barnes adorned the duck with dog tags and the duck "just walked around Barnes' imported flower bed. He had a plane fly flowers up from · Saigon and he planted them in this barren plot." ''You may find this too much to believe," Herbert said, "but General Barnes actually insisted that we salute that duck. Of course, I refused. It was a symbol of all that silly crap in Vietnam." There was no immediate comment from Karnes. Maj . Winston H. Sun of the American·Assistance Advisory Group on Taiwan said in Taipei that the accusation against Barnes was "incredible." "Not only do I personally find the duck incident in- credible but also any man who has worke(l for Gen. Barnes ltpows this Is something he would never do," Sun said. Herbert said h~llcopters regularly delivered pizzas to troops behind the line. Once, he said several of his men were wounded. He could not get a helicopter tO evacuate them. So, Herbert said, he told the people a~gning helicopters that he wanted ,several pizzas. A "pizza chopper" arrived immediately, and he ordered It to take the wounded men away. Barnes "bitched at me for making unauthoriied use of a pizza chopper," Herberi said. "My men should at least have been in critical condition, he told me. Christ! Maybe he was peeved that I hadn't paid for the pizzas." The Meigs Coirnty Sheriff's Dept. Investigated an accident Tuesday at 11 a.m. on SR 124 in Lebanon Twp. . David Patrick Coli, 36, Portsmouth, was driving north when a passenger car backed from a driveway into the highway. Coll applied his brakes' and his truck went off the highway on the right into a field where it turned over. Coli was driving a truck owned by the Ohio State Forestry Division. He was not injured. · Earlier, 'a truck owned by Doris . WoHe, Davisville, W. Va .., was foWld wrecked on SR 7 about 1\lz-mile south of US 33 Tuesday. The Sheriff's Dept. said the driver of the vehicle had left the scene. The truck was in a ditch, against an embankment. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Father's Day Is Next Sunday Hanes Underwear HONG KONG (UPI)- A political " source as saying : Hong Kong newspaper said "We believe Chairman Mao is today China's leadership held very sick and possibly dying." an urgent meeting last week to decide who will rule China after Chairman Mao Tse-tung, SEVEN FINED said to he "very sick and Seven defendants were fined possibly dying." Tuesday night in the court of The conservative English Middleport Mayor John Zerkle. language South China Morning They were James Nathania! Post said in a front-page article Harris, Middleport, $.1 and that Hong Kong's Communist costs. running a red light: leaders have been told by Robert Caruthers, Middleport, Chinese authorities to $20 and costs, intoxication and Hprepare for a serious disturbing the peace ; · Carl statement about the health of Stewart, Middleport, $10 and Chairman Mao." Mao is 78. costs, disturbing the peace ; The Post, quoting "ex- Clyde H. Wines, Middl~port, tremely reliable sources," said and Belva G. Sloan, Pomeroy, the meeting of the all-powerful $10 and costs each, failure to Central Committee of the yield the right of way; Oley Chinese Communist party was Price, no address, and Fred B. presided over by Premier Cbou Robinson, Pomeroy, $10 and En-lai and it was "hurriedly cos ts each, intoxication . arranged-apparently to Forfeiting a $.10 bond Tuesday decide who will rule China night was Douglas L. Johnson, after Chairman Mao Tse- Cheshire, posted for reckless tung." operation and failure to stop It said the signs and in- for a police car. dications piectd together were very slmilar to the grave GAMES SCHEDULED political crisis when Marshal The Pomeroy-Middleport Un· Piao, · then Mao's heir- "B" pony league game will be apparent, was purged in played Saturday, June 17 at the September. Minersville Softball Park at ''The meeting began about 6:30. In other pony league rethe middle of last week," The scheduling due to Tuesday's Post said. "Many of the rainouts, the Vin ton-Southprovincial members of the western game will be played central committee had Saturday, July I at Southreceived calls to appear in western . The Bidwell-Racine Peking shortly before this." and Middleport "A"· Cheshire The newspaper also quoted a games ha ve not bee n re"very knowledgeable scheduled yet. DIED SATURDAY Mrs. Hazel Vincent, formerly of Syracuse, died Saturday morning at the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville. Funeral services were held Monday at Chesterhill with burial in Bartlett Cemetery. She is survived by her husband, Frank, Veterans Hospital, Chillicothe; three children, H. A. Sedgwick, Tuppers Plains; Mrs. Kenneth (Lura) Donohew, Kettering, and Mrs. William (Mildred ) Duckworth, Rittman ; four grandchildren, six greatgrandchildren and a sister Mrs. Zenia Tullis, Bartlett' Ohio. 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XXV NO. 43 ; ,..:::%::*::::::~:$X::O"!-"»"::::X9 By Unite~ Preas International KAREN SUmEIJLAND POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SUSIE ANDREWS lntere~u ' .... •• 'MOSCOW -. SOVIE.'I' PRESIDENT N)J[OL.U V. Podgomy · headed lor Hlnoiloday With wbat may be a new Soviet Initiative Ill end the Vlelnanl War, Conuntmlat sources aaid. Podgomy, Who stopped overnight In Calcutta, was scheduled to proceed to .tile North Vletnameae capital today. . . The Soviet head of stale, Prelldent Nixon's official host last ma.1th, "may alao try to wort out with the North VietnlllJ1e8e l•dm realistic proposalllor the re111111ptlon !If the Paris peace lalb," the IIOUI"ces said. ., ·AMONG THOSE ATTENDING a meeting on the possibilities of a new bridge over the Ohio River in this area and the future of US Route 33 in Pomeroy Wednesday night were front row , Pomeroy Mayor William Baronick, host; Division Ohio Department of Highways Engineer Max Farley , and Mrs. Jane Russell, Mason, clerk for the session ; hack row, from the left, Ripley Mayor G. H. Duke, Frank W. Porter of Pomeroy and Perry E. O'Brien, Ripley. Porter and O' Brien were named to arrange a meeting between the state highway heads of the two states to discuss the problems. • ent1ne Of The Mei.lrs- MU11on Area PHONE 992·2= 15~ 6 _ _ _..:..: TE= N~C=EN;_; T: THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972 MARY BRADBURY MARCY LEE OWENS LEANN SEBO SUSIE SOULSBY Six .~ovelies Want to be Weekend Regatta Queen One of six Meigs County girls will be crowned 1972 Big Bend Regatta Queen Saturday night in the former Pomeroy Junior High School as a highlight of the annual frog bali. The six contestantS are : Susie Andrews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews of Pomeroy. Miss Andrews is a spring graduate of Meigs High School where she served on the student council for three years. She was a member of the annual staff during her junior and senior years and was a member of the future business leaders club . dur ing her senior year. Bradbury , Middleport, and a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School. She is presently attending the Holzer Medical .Center School of Nursing where she is a member of the Student Nurses Association of Ohio. She is a member of Heath United Me thodist Church , Mary Bradbury, daughter of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs . Charles A. Marcy Lee Owens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Owens, Pomeroy, and a 1972 graduate of Meigs High School. She was a member of the marching, concert, dance and symphonic bands, the pep band and ensemble, a member of the usherette club, Future Business Leaders of America. (Continued on page 4) President Urges SALT 'Accord WASHINGTON (UPI) President Nixon personally urged key members of Congress today to approve the arms limitation agreements with Russia by Sapt. 1 so that a second round of negotiations could begin in October . AI the same time, Nixon told more than 120 senators and House members at a White House meeting that U. S. defenses must remain strong missiles. Nixon said he was "totally convinced" that the treaty' have reason to negotiate the more stringent arms control limiting ABMs and the fiveyear interim agreement measures. limiting offensive nuclear It was the first disclosure that the next round of arms weapons was in the interest of negotiations was scheduled to national security and world begin in October. It will he peace. But he urged the aimed primarily at further limitations on offensive in- congressmen to make a "very tercontinental ballistic searching inquiry because only so that the Soviet Union would in that way will you be convinced yourself and will the nation be convinced." "What we .~e asking for Ill cooperation with, not just rub her stamping by, the House and Sanate," Nixon said. He characterized the accords signed last month during his summit meeting in Moscow as an agreement in which "both sides won and the whole world won." Attending the unusual meeting were members of the Senate ·and House Arms Sarvices Conunittees, the Joint Atomic Energy Committee, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Ho~se Foreign Affairs Conunittee. Nixon opened il with a brief statement and then turned the session over to his national security adviser, Henry A. Kissinger, to explain details of the accords. No Parking Asked Middleport Pollee Chief J. J. Cremeans asks that there he no parking of cars on South Second Ave., from Mill to Locust Sts., Friday from 2 to 6:30 p.m. due to the ragatta parade. Cremeans asks residents of the area to park their cars some place else so lhe · parade can form.· . JAITPUR, INDIA - JAPAN AIRLINES SAID today II had . not ruled out Ute possibility of sabotage in the a-ash ot a JAL DC8 jetliner that exploded as it approached Palam International Airport In New Deihl, killing 84 pei'BOns. ·Five per110ns, Including a little blonde girl, survived the aaah Wednesday night in this desert vl11age 18 mUes southeast of New Delhi. •• ',, still is in the preliminary engineering phase . This road will not be developed un til1976, or la ter. Attending last ni ght 's meeting were O'Brien, Porter, Mayor Baronick, Mayor R. 0. Harless, Mason; Joseph I\. Jones, Mason; Farley, James Bailey, Meigs superintendent of the Ohio Department of Highways; Charles Brinkman, of Surveys Unlimited wh ich is doing the comprehensive planning for Meigs County; Spencer, W. Va . Mayor Fred W. Smith, Jane Russeu,Mas on, wh o served as secretary ; Mayor G. H. Duke , Ripley ; Thereon Johnson of the Meigs County Pla nnin g Commission, Mr . and Mrs . William McKelv ey, and Theodore T. Reed, Jr., and New Haven Mayor John Thorne . SAIGON - U.. S. FIGHTER-BOMBERS swept into North Vletn;un Wednesday, hitting a supply facUlty, a railroad bridge and blasting three fuel storage areas, military apokesmen said today. The attacks steered clear of Hanoi, where Soviet President Nikolai V. Podgomy began talks with North VIetnamese leaders. . U.S. command spokesmen said a carrier-based U.S. Navy A7 Corsair was shot down off the Gull of Tonkin in one of the raids and the pilot was listed as missing. The spokesman said he believed the plane was downed by a swoface.to.&r (SAM) missle . U. S. B52 bombers flew Into North Vietnam lor a record eighth consecutive day today. J.belr targets were Communist supply bunkers around Vinh and Dong Hoi In the panhandl~ area, a oommand spokesman said. , ' B~KER between Darwin and Athens a1 y SAIGON- ACATHAY PACIFIC AIRLINES jetliner with 82 persons aboard exploded or collided with another aircraft 26,000 feet over Vietnoun's Central Highlands today in Asia's second major airline disaster in 24 hours. There were no immediate reports of casualties in tbe a-ash near Pleiku, 2311 miles north of Saigon, but aU. S. Air Force officer there told UP! correspondent Matt Franjola: "Nothing blows up at 26,000 feet and anyone lives." The Cathay Pacific office in Bangkok said at least six Americans were aboard the plane. Franjola said authorities told him the Convair 880 jet "supposedly broke up, blew up or was ~It at 26,000feet at an area 30mlles 110uth of Plelku." Colon ial charm; ~orre l · iloc~, ski rt bau. MIDD~EPORT •• .=!"..>.:::::::::::;.):m:;~ a reviewed the progress that has taken place on Routes 7 and 33 to date. It was reported that the planned relocation of Route 33 • ews •. in Briefsl Ingenious break-through! Luxuriously comfortable, free-floating rocking, lounging and reclining! 1 R IL CO, : Pomeroy ,l:lhio FOR DAD Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Norman Smith, Pomeroy ; Carson Ungerfelt, Letart, •W. Va.; Laura Rice, Syracuse ; Kevin Mowery , Pomeroy · Bessie Rudisill, Pomeroy'; Brian Bailey, Chester. DISCHARGED - Yvonne Wright, Clinton Pitzer, Sandra Yates. BANQUET DELAYED : Due to the Regatta this ; weekend, the IOOth anniversary banquet of the ~ AM iddl~port High School • umm Assn. has been postTOO. l poned. The banquet will he !- rescheduled and a new date announced. Persons who have . bought tickets may return : them for a refund or use them : THE QUALITY GIFT IS FLEXSTEEL Clw~·k cq1ssing over .the Ohlo River would be desirable. However, he indicated that no studies to evaluate alternate locations have been made. The time that a study would he started would depend upon the direction the federal -aid highway program takes after completion of the in terstate highway system, or possibly an expansion of the Appalachian Development Highway Program in the late 1971ls, he said. Discussion also disclosed that most bridges now heing ~uilt aeo·uss the Ohio River are to replace spans in cases where th e federal government provides the necessary span. O'Brien pointed out that the only way possible presently for a new bridge to be built would be toll structure with a daily traffic of over 4.000 vehicles guaranteed. About $15,000,000 would be involved. It was reported that the daily traffic of the Pomeroy - Mason bridge is now estimated at 9,900 vehicles. In co nclusion, O'Brien and provide annther bridge meeting with a study po~ibly replace the Pomeroy - Mason to emerge. bridge, but constructed so as to Frank W. Porter of Pomeroy open access to new territory in was asked to invite the Ohio both West Virginia and Ohio. Director in regard to the The location would come into meeting and O'Brien will urge th e picture when public the West Virginia director to hea rings were held to hear· the se t a meeting· with the Ohio recommendations of comdirector. munity leaders along the Ohio Max Farley , Division 10 River, officials said last night. Farley was particularly Engineer of the Ohio Department of Highways, Marietla , concerned abopt the future emphasized that the .present of Route 33. He lett that Ibis matter should be a subject of Pomeroy - Mason bridge Is structurally sound. dlseus'slbn between the two However, he went along with stale highway directors. ' Porter's proposal that the Porb!r urged that the tw o meeting between the two high- state leaders meet soon to start way department leaders be set discussions on the new bridge up. He said that not only would and the development of Route the traffic count he involved in 33. Discussion brought out that the. construction of a new bridge but the economic, social the Pomeroy - Mason bridge is and environmental impace of a inspected annually and found new bridge would be important to be capable ol carrying legal in a study. loads. O'Brien pointed out that an It was pointed out that a new bridge would not be built to official of the Ohio Department of Highways had indicated that a new location for US Route 33 that would bypass Pomeroy Meigs County, which this week was selected as a federal demonstration area on planned economic growih, can expect millions of dollars coming into the county, Pomeroy Attorney Frank W. Porter said today. Porter said he was one of five persons of the county at a meeting of slate and federal program representatives in Columbus Tuesday night when the selection of Meigs County as a demonstration area was annoWJced. A task force composed of representatives of federal programs has been formed under the chairmanship of James Peterson, Regional 5 director of the Economic Development Administration. The force has been authorized to cut all government red tape to implement the program, Porter said . The areas of aid include housing, highways, sewage disposal, education and planning. "Federal dollars have heen spot•· at the Tuesday night poured into cities ," Porter meeting. This will he for the stated, "but this is the first development of manpower time that a program for programs in southeastern planned economic growth has Ohio. The force commended the been attempted on such a scale in a 'rural area. While Meigs Meigs Local School District County Is the primary area and Superintendent Geor8e involved, the programs to be Hargraves for its vocational implemented are expected to program. Some $25,000 of the spread results to surrounding total grant will go to the Meigs areas , particularly in District for mine training. · southeastern Ohio. " Thz U.sk force will meet again on JW1e 29 In Chicago to · According to the plan every break down further the work to sta te and federal agency will he done in th~ major areas be involved in the pooling of already given priority. Porter programs to demonstrate to said that Tuesday night 's the nation what can he done in meeting brought commitments rural development through the for Meigs County which would normally lake months to get task forc e. Porter saJd that officials under the normal operating attendin g the meeting in procedures. Others attending from Meigs Columbus were well versed about Meigs County and its County were Jack Crisp, Bob problems, having completed a Snowden, Bruce Davis, and C. detailed study. It has projected E. Blakeslee, with John Reece a· need of 3,900 new homes in of Pomeroy attending as the the coulltY . One grant of representative from the $150,000 was announced ''on the American Electric Power Co. selection of patterns and white. Also men ' s white and solid color T-shirts with pocket , sleeveless T-shirts. n idge .Study Asked ·Millions of Dollars to Spur Meigs GIVE HIM Mao Said Very Ill ·33' Truck, Auto In Collision provement corporations. Vote : ASubH BIOlD, Scherer. Creates 32·0. new offenses of " repeat traffic SubSB366, Maloney, Regulates offender" and "habitual traffi c manufacturers and other supoffender " under point system pliers and distributors of beer law. and fixed the responsibility for AmHBI138. Knight, Provides SB526. Cook, Allows a class!· for licensing and inspection of fled Civil Service employ to ap· Tonight.Thur.-Fri. an imal dealers and brokers . peal to suspension for any length June 1~· 15- 16 ASB329, Regula, Provides for of time. Vote: 26-6. establishing slate general and Double F~ature Program HB1030. Young, Allows coun· technical colleges and permits ty comm issioners to make conWUTHERING HEIGHTS Board of Regents to construe! tributions to community ImI Color) a university branch when uni - provement corporations . Vote: Ann a Calder -Marshall versity trustees fall to act. 32·0. TIO)othy Dalton ASubSB501 , Secrest, Provides SubSBJ66.Moloney, Regulates PLUS scholarsh ips at state-supported manuracturers and other sup"THE HUNTING colleg es and universities for childre n of Ohio's prisoners of pliers and distributors of beer PARTY" war and mls51ng In action in and tlxed the responsibility for I Color) the distribution of beer In specl · Vi etnam . 0 /t ver Reed fie areas. Vote : 2~·6. Bills Passed Ca nd ice Berg en Ocasek. Provides AmSubHB453, Scherer, Pro· forSubSB506, Gene Hackman the registration lnspec. hiblls the use of false identiflca· lion of boilers. V,ote:and 28-2. IR) tlon to obtain al c oholic beverAmSB503, Mrs. Weisenborn, ages and exe!"'pts a seller from Prefects endangered species of• wildlife by outlawing sale of r - - - - - - - I I I I I T I I S U - - - - - - - · ~.Ides and other parts. Vote: 3(). 1I I I I I I Duck Salute too Much .RIGGS ROYAL KAD-ETTES under the tllrectlori of Mrs. Judy Riggs will participate in the variety show "Rolling on the River"·Friday night at the old Pomeroy Junior High School. Left _to right are Joanne Flck, Theresa Carr and Betsy Amabary. Absent were Jan Holter and Louam Newell. See more pictures on Page 2. . REGATTA QUEEN TROPHIES - Linda Riffle, chairman for the Regatta Queen contest, sponsored by the Ohio Eta Phi Cahpter of the Beta Sigma Phi, displays the trophies that will be awarded the Queen, and the first and second rWlner up. The Qpeen will aTso be awarded two $50 bond~, the first ruMer up will receive !!.$25 bond and $10 cash prize and the second rWiner up a $25 bond. The Pomeroy National Bank,.Farmers Rank and Savings and The Citizens National Bank are donating a $50 bond ea'ch and the Racine Home National Bank $10cash. The Queen will also be given a self portrait by Aries Studio, Middleport. Judges for the Queen contest are John Reese, Sel Smith and Donald Diener. Judging will be done from' the balcony at the Meigs IM. Queen conteslants will be judged on poise, appearance and personality. -Lions Donate to Aging The Pomeroy - Middleport Lions Club voted $100 to the Meigs County Council on Aging at a luncheon held Wednesday at the Meigs Inn. Thz donation was approved by the membershi~ upon the recommendation of the club's board of directors. The club also made plans to place boxes DIVORCE GJtANTED Gary Roger Tenney . was granted a divorce in Meigs LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in down- Cqunty Common Pleas Court . town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. from Carol Ann Tenney, on Thursday was 84 degrees under charges of gross neglect of suriny skies. dutY . in several locations to collect old eyeglass frames for the underprivileged. The project will be carried out in July with N. W. Comp ton as chairman. Paul Kloes, president, appointed Ralph Graves and Lou Osborne to the July 4 Flag Committee. The annual stag picnic was set for July 13. Members heard a report from Frank W. Porter on Meigs County having been selected· as a rural development growth area . The ~lub endorsed a five mill school tax levy to be voted upon at a special election in the Meigs Local School District next Tuesday, June 20. �'2- The DaUy_Senilnel,Middlepori..Pomeroy, 0., June !5, 1972 3 ~The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 15, !9'12 Show on Friday PICTuRES AT KIGHT It's Fun To Be A knives, Florence Spencer and Bonnie !Jackney, vocalists, . Riggs Royal Kad'Ettes in a hoop routine, Dick Nease and Susie Soulsby dancing to the Charleston, Niese! Carsey in a voca l backed by a dance line, Norma Newland and Carl Barnhill a comedy skit, and Instrumental group called the Cogwells Convention, .. Diana Massar in two vocals; and Cindy Patterson baton routi~~e . Lavina Brannon'is the pianist. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. General admission is $1 lor adults and GO cents for children 1111der 12. Proceeds will be used to complete the Tuppers Plains Fire Station and City Building" n~-under constructioll. A variety show, "Rolling on the River," will be staged Friday night at old Pomeroy Junior High School, sponsored by the Tuppers Plains Community Club under direction of Mrs. Nita Jean Ritchie. Taking parlr in the ' presentation are Homer Cole as the · Frog, Diana Guthrie twirling STUDY ORDERED . '' . WASHINGTON j UP.I ) - The House Public Works Com· mittee has told the U. S. Army Corps of'Engineers to prepare a $1.5 million Ohio River Urban Problems Study. CINCINNATI (UPI) ~ The the Reds to a 2-1 triumph over Reds stop at seven victories in the Philadelphia Phils Wednes· 8 row ; Forget it. day for their seventh win in a "We're going for the Los An- row. geles Lakers record - 33," . "What do you think of your chirped Tom Hall, the Reds battery mate?" someone lefthanded relier ace. asked. "It's sure fun to he on a win"Unbeli~veable," exclaimed ner- the first time ror me," Billingham. 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" Stiversville News Notes Thosewho have visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer and David, local, have been Mr . and Mrs. Eber Brewer and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Grimes of East Liverpool; Mrs. Maxine Pardee and three children, Youngstown; Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brewer of Racine RD; Mr. and Mrs. John Beall No one need miss the fun and of Columbus, who attended the activity of the Pomer oy Commun ity Vacation Churc~ WIN AT BRIDGE School this summer because of lack of transportation. Rides will be available to all in the community who need them by calling 992-5238 or 992-2433. NORTH (D ) 15 Pomeroy Vacation Church . AQ School is being sponsored by ¥ JB 7 2 the foll owing . churches: • 74 3 ... KQ8 5 Pomeroy United Methodis t, EAST Grace Episcopal, St. Paul WEST • 109 85 .K 7632 Lutheran, Salvation Arvy, ¥5 • 43 Trinity, Pomeroy First Baptist • Q 108 2 . • J96 5 and Sacred Heart Catholic. • J 632 ... 109 SO liTH Through the cooperation of .J 4 these churches teachers and ¥ AKQ109 fi materials have been secured + AK and an excellent session ... A74 planned. North - So u th \'Ulncra ble Emphasis will be on "being a West No rth East South good neighbor" and children 1• Pass 2 ¥ Pass 4 N.T. from participating churches Pass 3 ¥ Pass 5 t Pass 5 N.T. are encouraged to bring a Pass 6 • Pass friend . Children attending the Pass P a.s.o;; Pass 7 ¥ school are also asked to bring OJ?e nin~ lead- • lU pencils, scissors and a Bible. Children are encouraged to ll)· Oswald & James .Jacob)' atte nd the school, June 20-22 "To finesse or not to fiand 26·29, beginn ing each nesse, that is the question " eve ning at 6:30p.m . continuing <oliloquized Hamlet. ··verily . through to 8:30 p.m. All Polonius had said that a fi sessions will be at the Pomeroy ness is a 50 per cent chance Elementary School. while a suit will break 3-3 but 36 per cent of the time ." Then Hamlet we nt right up wi lh dummy's ace of spades. His bidding had shown thr ee aces so it was evident that GOING TO TURKEY Guilden stern. sitting Wesl. Airma,n James L. Brewer, would not lead awa y from a Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James king at trick one. Hence the L. Brewer, 1275 Vine Sl., finesse would be hopeless. Middleport, has graduated at The ace ;>lay would w111 if Keesler AFB, Miss., from the dubs broke 3-3 or if the king U. S. Air Force technical vi spades was. in the sam e training course for com- h a n d that held the long munications operations dubs He played a c o u p I e of specialists. Trained to operate 10unds uf trumps: cashed his communications security ace and king of dia monds equipment, he is being and ran the r e s t of Ihe assigned to an Air Force trumps. The fir st discard support unit at Karmusel Air h·om dummy wa s the queen Station, Turkey . Brewer is a of spades ; the second th e 1970 graduate of Meigs High last diamond. Then he led a club to th e School. king and a second club back alumni banquet at Racine. Mrs. Harry Wilford, !Wcine, and Mrs. Emma Gean Wilford, Rutledge, and two daughters, have been visiting friends and relatives, local. They now live in Tennessee. She grew up and attended school and church here. Other visitors have bee n Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer and Mrs. Charles Simeral, Tisha Findlay, Kerry Dobbins, Col umbus; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer, Jane, Long Bottom; · Mrs. Clyde Close, Wayne and Roy, Waterford. Pfc. Leland Close is home on furlough from a camp in Arizona with a friend, Mrs. Cindy Forrest, Waterford, Ohio. Miss Rita Close , grand· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer, was graduated rrom Waterford High School May 25 and entered Mala Business College, Columbus, June 5. -David A. Brewer LOSE UGLY FAT MONADEX will help curb you r desire for ex cess food . ~at less weigh tess . Conta1ns no dangerous drugs and will n·o t make "Your Chevy Dea-ler" Open Eves. Ti II 8 Pomeroy MOTHER DABBLES IN LABELS Dear !Wp; Several of my good friends live in a nearby town, which has the reputation of being "lower class." Naturally my parents put a Ia bel oo this town and whenever I mention it they think or "bad" or "trouble." Because my friends come from there, they're automatically the same though they don't even smoke and would never go for dope. I'm 15 and pick my friends carefully. These kids are really great, but my folks won't give them a chance to prove it. They say if I went down to that town I'd be labeled trash, too. Why do people judge you by where you live, not what you are ? - LABEL HATER • Dear L.H.: . ... Because your parents' generation was brought up on "labels" - the rich - "snobs"; the middle class - "Dull"; the poor - "shiftless." How do you change them? It's not easy. Our generation is beginning to see the person behind the label but don't expect "worrying parents" to switch overnight! Maybe you could start a "world pr~blems" discussion at the dinner table and narrow it down. Uke, how can world disputes he settled if we can't· communicate one country to another ... one race to anOther . .. one town to another ... one human to another. And then ask pennisslon to have your friends over for · the evening . - SUE to his ace . He had seen West discat·d three spades and finally the queen and 10 of diamonds on the trutnps. It looked very much as if West had starled with four clubs . This knowledge might not do him any good but East dropped the nine and to on the firs t two clubs . This set up a finess in g situation and while Hamlet had n e v e r heard of the principle of restricted choice, he still finessed aga inst the jack of clubs and brought the slam home. CUoon Request) No costS MONADEX $3 .00 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS io' E. 2nd ' Pomeroy for a 20 day supply. Large economy si ze is ss.oo. Lose ugly fa t or your money will b! refunded with no questio ns asked . is sold with th iS MONADEX guarantee by : Swi sher & Lohse Drugs , 112 E . Main, Pomerqy , & Dutton Drug Sture, M•d· dleporf. Mail Orders Filled . Phone 992·5428 GOOD REASONS Why It Pays To Have A At FARMERS BANK (N!WSPA.PER ENTERPRISE ASSN. ) Ll:if; I:J IAtiWII] The bidding has been: West' Pass Pass North 1• 2 ,.._ Eas t Pass Pass 3+ 44 Pa~s Pass Pass You, South , hold : .KJ 54 ¥1{ 87RJ + 5 4 Qto7 Wha t do you do now ? A-Pass. We hate tu stup une s hot·t of game, but you r partner cou ld ha\'c bid five clubs if he had the hand rnr it. TODAY'S QUESTION In s t ead of rebi d d i n ~ two d u bs, yo ur partne r ha s j u mped !u thrL'l' cl ubs. Whrt f do y ou do now '! The Dai~ 1. It saves a lot of time and steps required to pay your billS' lh pefson and eliminates tim e waiting in line. 2. Your che<:k stub gives you a daily record of your bank balance. YOur check book provides a record and reminder ol bills paid, and cancelled checks serve as proof of payment. 4. A checking account helps to build prestige and credit standing modern bu si ness-like way to pay . • MEIGS· MASON AREA CHESTER L TANNEHILL , Exec. 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Bv ma i l in Ohio and W . Va ., One year S\4.00 . Six months S7 .2S . Three months S4 . 50 . Subscript ion pr ice includes Sunday Times Sentine l. Budget Term• Available Coach George Nesselroad two singles in three trips to the have led on a game with two Reliever Tug McGraw put Fuentes. McDowell, who By BILL MADDEN continued his switching line-up ,.plate and Rick Ash, lefthanded consecutive hils. down an eighth inning Braves' struck out four and walked only 1 UP! Sports Writer Other bits of Meigs in. by playing every body and ce nterf ielder batting .524, New York Met catcher, rally to preserve rookie Jon one, raised his record to 74. pulling most of the starters cracked two singles and drew a formation: Boyd seems to be Duffy Dyer, who has been Matlack's seventh victory Johnny Bench con tinued his after the fourth inning. Only walk in his three at·bats. coming out of his slump. The batting at a .429 clip over the while Hank Aaron slugged his hot-hitting as the Reds ran one player, Roger Dixon, went The other Meigs hitters were muscle·bound first sacker past four games with six runs· 65lst career home run for the their winning streak to seven games with the victory over tile full nine. Van Maire, Lee, Dave Boyd, drove a Buxton fast ball over batted·in, finally got his place Braves. With the win, Meigs raises its Kevin Sheets, Bill Chaney, and 350 feel on a line, but it was in the limelight Wednesday Sam McDowell knocked the Ph iladelphia. Bench drove 'A smiling, ·satisfied record to 6-3. Mason County, Howie Taylor, -all with one foul; Lee collected a hit in his night when he crashed his fifth Pirates out of first .,place by home both Cincinnati runs with customer is a real joy which lost to future Meigs single. Lee and Cooke each only time at bat to raise his homer a ca reer high in leading hurling a five-hitter as the a sacrifice fly and his 17th to us . Let us ser ve up opponen t New Haven, 6-5, is 1-5 drove in two runs while R. Ash, average to .500 ( 4 for 8), and the Mets back into first place in Giants got the key run in a two- homer. Jack Billingham (4~) our best for you, at on the year. The Mason Senior Van Matre, Dixon, and Mick ·Chaney pounded out a hit in the National League East with run third inning on Chris picked up the victory with Rizer Oil Co . Babe Ruth team is for players Ash all batted home one run- two trips to up his average to an 8-3 victory over the Atlanta Speier's single that scored Ti to relief help from Clay Carroll. .444 (4 for 9). ages 16 through 19. ner . Bob Stinson 's one-out single Braves. 1t was Dyer's third Brad Buxton, who started for Meigs travels to Marietta homer in four games. capped a four-run ninth inning, Jefr Harbrecht, a hard· Mason, had a rocky start but hitting first baseman, collected Saturday for a double-header tha t gave Houston its comeIn other National League settled down to pitch very well both of Mason's hits. Each was starting at 4:30. Sunday, Meigs games, Pittsburgh was be.aten from-behin d victory over in the middle innings. After a line·shot single up the mid· has a twin·bill with New Haven by San Francisco, 3·1, enablin g .Montreal. Jim Wynn started · ;the ninth inning rally with a giving up eight runs on eight die. at 1 p.m. at Syracuse. the Mets to climb back into hits in the first three frames, 000 000 000- 0 2 4 first place, Cincinna ti nipped R. Ash and Cooke seem to Mason • walk and moved to second on th e r ighthand junkballer have a thing goi ng on who can Meigs 125 000 02x- 10 10 2 Philadelphia, 2- 1, Houston Lee May's siijgle. After Bob · retired 13 straight batters. gel the most hits. Both are Buxton (LP), Moore (8 ) and edged Montreal, 54, Chicago The Pomeroy • Middleport Watson walked to load the Marvin Moore hurled the carrying heavy sticks; Ash is Fetty, Thomas (3 ). Van Maire, belted San Diego, 12·9, and St. bases, pinchhitter Jimmy eighth inning. Buxton fanned 11 for 21 and Cooke 9 for 15. Perry (WP ) (5), Lee (8), and Louis and Los Angeles were Peewee League will get un· Stewart rollowed with a fi ve and walked only one while Cooke bats in the number one M. Ash, Dixon (7 ). rained out after four innings . derway next Tuesday, not this sacrifice fly. A wild pitch by Moore fanned one and issued spot with Ash following. Umpires, Homer Smith, Art In American League action, week as was previously reliever Mike Marshall and one free pass. Several times this year they Sloba rt, and Clyde Ingels. New York blanked Chicago, 3- scheduled, due to the Regatta Doug Rader's single tied the and rainoutS. ~ Tom Cooke, batting .600, had 0, Detroit topped Minnesola, 3· Participating teams are the game at 4-4 and Stinson's 2, Boston clubbed Kansas City, single then wrapped it up. 11·3, Texas whipped Middleport Cubs, Middleport Ron Santo's three-run homer Milwaukee , 7·1, Ca lifo rnia Mustangs, Pomeroy Angels, keyed a six-run sixth inning downed Cleveland, 4·3, and and Pomeroy Reds. The rally that sent the Cubs over Baltimore nipped Oakland, 2-1, coaches are Jimmy Butcher, the Padres. Billy Williams and Mustangs; Milford Hysell , in 10 innings. Southeastern Ohio League Jackson the 1972 golf trophy, p.m. agreement . Cubs; Bill Ohlinger, Reds, and Jose Cardenal also homered "The last couple , o f weeks for Chicago in the game which principals and coaches Wed- Ironton and Logan the baseball Charles Chancey, Meigs Wednesday 's spring session Art Arnold, Angels. saw a total of 31 hits in addition nesday morning approved trophy, and Iron ton the track Athletic Director and rootball was held at Wellston' High I've really been hitting but I After the regular season dates for the 1973 conrerence trophy _ coach, was authori zed to draw School. Next meeting was still feel! have to get a couple ends, there will be a Mid- to the 21 runs. track and golf meets, and In other matters, league up the 1972 junior high and scheduled for Aug. 23, of hits every night to stay in dleport - Pomeroy All-Star awarded spring sports trophies officials agreed to play one reserve football schedules. beginning at 6: 30p.m., at the there," Dyer said. " I think if I game. The teams will be .;•.:, ·:· ·=-·:· ·=· -:- •!• •!< •!• .:-.:-.,. 0:.·:·.:.-:--o. (t •>'.• (• •!• o)o) o) ·=· (• .;. o)<)(o •!• o) .,. o)-0:.<0-·:. (.oQ.(t~·:· •> go 0-for-1, I'd be out of there. to this year's championship round in baseball again in 1973. Ed Stewart, GAHS athletic Coaches Inn, Wellston. picked from eacH town's two • teams. Prior to this season, the league director, was authorized to Attending were Jim Mains Jerry Grote is such a good team~ . The 1973 SEOAL track and was split into northern and draw up a 14-game (double and Dick Myers, Ironton ; John catcher." The Pee Wee League field "\eet is s~~ijled r,tay 2, southern divisions, with the round robin) baske tball Worthi~gton, Jackson; Buck • scjledule is as f_o]lpws: . < Ma'\'~'""-"""'. .ft.~ "'" ,_ '"' ·>J .'~.,... beginning at 3:30 p.m., either division winners meeting for · schedule ror eighth grade Lock har t and John Wolfe, Tuesday, June 20, Cubs at at Rio Grande College or the confe rence title in a teams. This will be a first in the Wells ton ; Ron ,Shoemaker and Reds, Angels at Mustangs. Athens. playofr. conference. Freshmen teams Carroll Hawhee, Waverly; Jim Friday, June 23; Reds at Next year's golf tournament Conference baseball games played a double round robin Diehl, Jr., Meigs; Bob Shamp Mustangs, Cubs at Angels. will be conducted at Logan on will begin at 4p.m. , next spring last winter the first time in the and Phil Bobo, Athens ; Charles Tue~ay, June 27, Angels at the last Friday in April. until the time change. After loop's long history. Moore , Logan , and James N. Reds, Mustangs at Cubs. League officials awarded that , games will begin at 4:30 All eighth grade games will M. Davis and Ed Stewart, The Giants moved into a tie Friday, June 30, Reds at begin at 4:30, except by mutual Gallipolis. for second place with the Cubs, Mustangs at Angels. Yankees arter a 6.J win over Tuesday, July 7, Mustangs at 125 E. Main Ph. 9p2-2171 the Yankees in Pomeroy Boys' Reds, Angels at Cubs. Pomeroy, Ohio League action Wednesday. Friday, July 11, Reds at Brian Hamilton went the Angels, Cubs at Mustangs. · distance for the Giants, permitting but two hits. He fanned 13 and walked nine. Steve Call MaJor league Standings pitched all the way for the American League United PreS5 International Yankees, striking out 11 and East Nalional League W. L. Pel. G. B. issuing eight free tickets. East 28 22 .560 W. l . Pel. G.B. Detro it Hamilton also was the hitting Baltimore 28 22 .560 New York 34 19 .642 star with a single and double 22 25 .468 4'12 Pittsburgh 32 18 .640 '!2 Cleveland WHITE SULPHUR Senate," Kennedy said. 21 25 .451 5 while other Giant hitters were Chicago 28 22 .560 4'12 Boston SPRINGS, W. Va . (UPI ) -' St. Louis 23 30 .43-4 11 New York . 21 29 .420 1 Kennedy and owners of the Jerr Grueser with two singles 16 32 .333 II Montreal 21 30 .412 12 Mil waukee NBA Comm issioner Walter NBA 's l7 teams are here for and A1 Seth, Todd Rawlings, West Philadelphia 20 33 .377 14 Kennedy, conceding that a pro W. L. Pel. G. B. their annual two day summer Raymond Andrews, and Frank We• I 33 17 .660 basketball merger before next meeting which hegins today Haggy all had a single. Donnie W. l . Pel. G. B. Oakland Chicago 31 19 .620 2 season was "impossible," says Cincinnati 34 19 .642 and is not 'likely to produce ·Call and Hood each had a 27 21 .563 5 Los Ang. 32 22 .593 2'1' Minnesota it will be at least two years much news unless there are single for the Yankee hits. Cali fornia 25 27 .481 9 Houston 31 23 .574 3'12 22 28 .440 II before the NBA and ABA meet developments regarding the Atlanta 25 27 .481 8'12 Kan . Ci ty 23 30 .434 II '12 in the first basketball merger. San Diego 18 35 .340 16 Texas San Fran . 19 39 .328 17'12 "Superbowl." The ABA gave little in· PONY PLAY SET Wednesday's Results Wednesday'• Results Kennedy, who blames the dication anyth ing was hap· New York 3 Chicago 0 Chicago 12 San Diego 9 Pomeroy will be at Mid· Boston I I Kansas City 3 New York 8 Atlanta 3 delay in approving the merger pening earlier in the week, dleport 11 A" to headline Detroit 3 Minnesota 2 Cincinnat i 2 Philo I on Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N. C., when r after thelr own meeting, Friday's Gallia-Meigs Pony To.as 1 Milwaukee I San Fran 3 Pittsburgh I said a championship playofr outgoing commissioner Jack League play. In other games, Ball 2 Oak I, 10 inns Houston S Montreal 4 Calif 4 Cleveland 3 could not be arranged for 1973 Dolph proclaimed the league Racine will travel to South· Los Ang at St. Louis, ppll., rain even if the merger were ap· stronger than ever. we~tern, Bidwell is at Vinton, Todoy'• Probable Pilchen Today's Probable Pitchers proved by this fall - which No Erlect and Middleport "B" will go to tAll Times edll Kansas City IMurphy 2-2) at Kennedy himself said the Cheshire. San Diego (Grief 3-9) at Boston (Seibert 5-21, 1:30 p.m. seems unlikely. Chicago (Hands 5-2), 2:30p.m. Cleveland (Colbert 0-4) at Ervin 's Senate sub· ABA's action in dissolving the San Francisco (Bryant 3-3 Calilornla (Wright 6-2) 11 p.m. committee has had the merger Pittsburgh and Florida and Williams 0-1) at Pittsburgh Chicago (Bahnsen 7-6) at New (Walker 2-2 and Moose 3-2), 2, York (Peterson 4-8), 1:30 p.m. legislation tied up since last fran chises would have no effect The first military post in what 6:05p.m. September, and even after his on the NBA meeting and said is now Oklahoma was Ft. (On ly games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) group and then the full Senate . he did not even expect the ABA Gibson, established in 1824. rrlday'• Game• F'rlday's Games are done with it, the bUl will to be mentioned here, "with the "'n Diego at Pitts, night Cleveland at Oakland, night LOS Angeles at Chicago Detroit at Calif, night face another hostile committee exce ption of the merger ATHLETE'S FOOT San Fran at Sf. Louis, night Baltimore at Mlnn, night chainnan in the House Rep. committee report. " HOW TO TREAT ITMontreal at Alia 2, lwl-nlghl Kansas City at Mllw, night Emanuel Celler, D-N. Y. New York at Clnci, nlghl • HIGH GLOSS Texas at New York, night A proposed rules change App ly qulck ·drying T -4-l. Fee l Phlla at Houston, night Chicago at Boston. night "Considering that we have would allow teams to use rour It take hold to check itch, • READY- MIXED burning In MINUTE S. In 3 to 5 been faced in a series of . of their seven time-outs in the d~ ys, infected sk in sloughs off . • MULTIPLE PIGMENT hea rings with an avowed, rourth quarter instead of three Watch HEAL THV Sk in replace It! If not deHQ'hted IN ONE openly hostile chairman, I as at present. Another proposal HOUR , vour 59c back at anv don't feel we could have looked would prohibit a team rrom 'drug counter. NOW at Swisher Lohse Drugs; Nelson Drug forward to much more calling a time out when the ball &Store . Ad . V. progress than has taken is out of bounds in back court, place," Kennedy said, to gain possession at mid· downplaying suggestions that court. Free cable installation and free-trial , the merger might never ge t out or committee. period will end in Middleport and Approval Is VItal Pomeroy at 5 p.m., Friday, June 23 . Congressional approval . is Persons wanting free cable TV trial Ch<•<·k 0•r vital to the merger of the NBA Prif•t• Tmlay period must call PoinTView before and ABA because It would allow the league to hold a that time. After Friday, June 23, incommon draft and end their stallation will be $10, with no free trial. costly bidding war for talent, FURNITURE without violating antitrust 18ws. Pll 71HI92 .; Because of that much of the MASON , W. VA. • . opposition has come from the Giants in Tie ROBERT HOEFLICH , 116 W. MAIN "Sure I hated to come out," said Billingham," but with the bullpen we have, \hey couldn't keep me out there. All the guys are doing a fantastic job." Before his departure, High payments a problem,?.. "' DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF •••• Billlilgham limited the Phils w five hits, walked one and struck out five . "I like to think I'm now pitching the way I know I can," said Jack. The Reds, idle today, open a weekend series with the New York Mets Friday with Gary Nolan on the mound. . Sentinel ... cided to wave the helmet. " A double by Willie Montanez and a single by Tom'Hutton in the seventh accounted for the Phils' only run or the game. In the ninth after Montanez singled to center with two out, Clay Carroll came in from the bullpen and retired Greg Luzkinski to end the game. The save was Carroll's 13th. With Yankees 3. 5 it into the air. Stars Tip Caps "Pete Rose was kidding me before the game," explained Johnny. "He told me the fans at a luncheon he had attended wanted to know why I didn't tip_ my cap more. They had said sOmething about how everyone else in show business acknowledges applause." Rose was at the head of the reception line when Bench re· turned to the dugout after his homer . "I saw . Pete grinning, said Johnny, "and that's when I de- Trophies in Spring Sports Awarded Checking Account +++ Dear L.: We're all guilty of "labeling" - the young as well as the older. You kids also fence yourselves and others off In light litUe . corrals called "straights," "Ule popular crowd," "losers,"· "dopers," and it's pretty hard to break out, right ? So use a little empathy and understand that your parents feel uneasy when you want to jump the fence. If they aren't comple(e snobs, they'll accept your friends in their home and learn to lllte them as people. But they may not allow you to go into wbat they consider a dangerous area. Not until you can convince them it isn't really "dangerous."- HELEN · nervQus . BY KEITH WISECUP Rick Van Maire, Stan Perry, and Steve Lee combined to hurl a two·hit shutout as the Meigs Leg ion baseball team picked up its third strai!}ht win over the senior Mason County Babe Ruth team, 10-0, at Syracuse Municipal Park Wednesday night. A strong righthander, Van MaIre started on the mound for Meigs and was lifted after four innings. Van Matre allowed just one hit, fanned three, and walked one. Perry gave up one hit, struck out six, and walked three in three innings while Lee hurled the final two frames and held Mason hitless fanning three and walking one. Perry picked up the win, his third against no defeats, because in a nine inning game the starting pitcher must go the rirst rive innings to get the victory. Perry relieved when Van Matre had hurled but four . ' St ., New York City , New York . Subscr iption rates : De - By Helen and Sue Hottel you strenuous e x e r ci se . Change your life ... start today . son," said Billingham, who pitched for Houston last year. "I can recall one particular game .I pitched ·against the Reds in llie Astrodome/' said Billingham. "It was a 2-1 game, I lost." And a Bench home run beat him. "The score was l ~ l t'' said Jack, "I tried to sneak an in-· side fast bait past Johnny instead, he sneaked the ball right out of the park." Bench answered the standing ovation by taking his batting helmet off his head and waving Mason County to 10-0 Shutout Mets Regain Top Spot 2-HOUR CLEANING Star t losing weigh-t tod ay or money back . MO NAOE X Is a tiny tablet and easy to take. 'To Finesse or Not to---' Valley Lumber &Supp~ Co. We are here to please you Appraisal .& Trading Policy! · GETI'ING READY for the variety show are Lavina Brannon, pianist, seated, and Diana Massar, vocalist. Rides Offered Children to Bible School \!GALLON~,/ 101 SUPER ONE"'-OOAT TILE t' ' ,, 'l1 THE COCWELI..'l CONVENTION will be (eatured in the show, "Rolling on the River." Front, seated, are Rick Hauber ; back row, Steve Reed, Rick Martin, Randy Koehler and Craig Reed. AND 2" NYLON TRIM ning. lfhe Reds catcher then led off the fourth inning with a homer off the Phils' Barry Lersch for what proved to be the winning , run . It was also Bench's eighth homer this month. However, he hit three other homers the last two days In May. "Johnny even hurt me last year when he had his bad sea. Legion Measures Ruthians of DUTCH .STANDARD ··HOUSE PAINT QUALITY 4" BROS against him." Billingham, referred to Johnny Bench, who drove home both Reds runs to boost his league-leading total to 47. One of those runs came on his 17th home run. Sacririces Run Awalk to Joe Morgan, Bobby Tolan's single to center and Bench's sacrifice fly gave the Reds a 1-0 lead in the first in- inner--Billingham ::~~orms ,. POINTVIEW CABLE .TV SERVICE Call 992-2505, tol~free • . . Ebersbach Hardware NBA Players' Association, which found an ally in Ervin. But Kennedy remains· optimistic. "I flnnly believe the Senate subcommittee will report- the bill out ravorably to the lJ' ,\ ",fverythins In Hardware" ... 6,000 to 24,000 BTU I ""'' UI ,.g 1 ~ , , .. ~ 1,, ~ -~"' '' t nt l \I " ' "'""I Ill· t 'OOt,l:olli ~ Mll'l \ IUUU'OI , I HIL, · l' n. "'"'' '' • '' " ·~· ... .....~.... ·'" , ' ' "'"'' ~ I ' •I• Ill , Ill ~I I rill II l illll.l · .1111,,., r,.,..,,,,,, '" ,,.. ....,., <Hl• !"'""''"'•' ioo•l•ll•t""'. P'"' ''~ I• " "'~ ''""' " ' " '~·· • • n-u.si'HD 1'-'1,'11 . l "''" '""'' ;o1o ·~~ ~ " ' .,;,h...,.t ,'ll(llif-lt 41 ~~ " ' h ·~ .......-.~. 110 W. MA.IN POIEIOY �'2- The DaUy_Senilnel,Middlepori..Pomeroy, 0., June !5, 1972 3 ~The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 15, !9'12 Show on Friday PICTuRES AT KIGHT It's Fun To Be A knives, Florence Spencer and Bonnie !Jackney, vocalists, . Riggs Royal Kad'Ettes in a hoop routine, Dick Nease and Susie Soulsby dancing to the Charleston, Niese! Carsey in a voca l backed by a dance line, Norma Newland and Carl Barnhill a comedy skit, and Instrumental group called the Cogwells Convention, .. Diana Massar in two vocals; and Cindy Patterson baton routi~~e . Lavina Brannon'is the pianist. Curtain time is 8:15 p.m. General admission is $1 lor adults and GO cents for children 1111der 12. Proceeds will be used to complete the Tuppers Plains Fire Station and City Building" n~-under constructioll. A variety show, "Rolling on the River," will be staged Friday night at old Pomeroy Junior High School, sponsored by the Tuppers Plains Community Club under direction of Mrs. Nita Jean Ritchie. Taking parlr in the ' presentation are Homer Cole as the · Frog, Diana Guthrie twirling STUDY ORDERED . '' . WASHINGTON j UP.I ) - The House Public Works Com· mittee has told the U. S. Army Corps of'Engineers to prepare a $1.5 million Ohio River Urban Problems Study. CINCINNATI (UPI) ~ The the Reds to a 2-1 triumph over Reds stop at seven victories in the Philadelphia Phils Wednes· 8 row ; Forget it. day for their seventh win in a "We're going for the Los An- row. geles Lakers record - 33," . "What do you think of your chirped Tom Hall, the Reds battery mate?" someone lefthanded relier ace. asked. "It's sure fun to he on a win"Unbeli~veable," exclaimed ner- the first time ror me," Billingham. "It's like I said said Jack Billingham after he when I first joined this clubhad notched his fourth victory it's sure going to be great agilinsl six losses by pitching pitching to him instead of $649 VALUE --~~IAl ~,r~fillft IIIli! ,... .. ---.... , / WITH FREE \ EVERY 1 1 YZED HOUSE PAINT aiLING Our Low Price s. lrd o. POMEROY MOTOR CO. Your Chevy Dealer Has A Better Way For You to See the U.S.A. AND YOU STILL GEr mw PJiltEs UKETHES.E. 1972 Chevelle Malibu ................. 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Rides will be available to all in the community who need them by calling 992-5238 or 992-2433. NORTH (D ) 15 Pomeroy Vacation Church . AQ School is being sponsored by ¥ JB 7 2 the foll owing . churches: • 74 3 ... KQ8 5 Pomeroy United Methodis t, EAST Grace Episcopal, St. Paul WEST • 109 85 .K 7632 Lutheran, Salvation Arvy, ¥5 • 43 Trinity, Pomeroy First Baptist • Q 108 2 . • J96 5 and Sacred Heart Catholic. • J 632 ... 109 SO liTH Through the cooperation of .J 4 these churches teachers and ¥ AKQ109 fi materials have been secured + AK and an excellent session ... A74 planned. North - So u th \'Ulncra ble Emphasis will be on "being a West No rth East South good neighbor" and children 1• Pass 2 ¥ Pass 4 N.T. from participating churches Pass 3 ¥ Pass 5 t Pass 5 N.T. are encouraged to bring a Pass 6 • Pass friend . Children attending the Pass P a.s.o;; Pass 7 ¥ school are also asked to bring OJ?e nin~ lead- • lU pencils, scissors and a Bible. Children are encouraged to ll)· Oswald & James .Jacob)' atte nd the school, June 20-22 "To finesse or not to fiand 26·29, beginn ing each nesse, that is the question " eve ning at 6:30p.m . continuing <oliloquized Hamlet. ··verily . through to 8:30 p.m. All Polonius had said that a fi sessions will be at the Pomeroy ness is a 50 per cent chance Elementary School. while a suit will break 3-3 but 36 per cent of the time ." Then Hamlet we nt right up wi lh dummy's ace of spades. His bidding had shown thr ee aces so it was evident that GOING TO TURKEY Guilden stern. sitting Wesl. Airma,n James L. Brewer, would not lead awa y from a Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James king at trick one. Hence the L. Brewer, 1275 Vine Sl., finesse would be hopeless. Middleport, has graduated at The ace ;>lay would w111 if Keesler AFB, Miss., from the dubs broke 3-3 or if the king U. S. Air Force technical vi spades was. in the sam e training course for com- h a n d that held the long munications operations dubs He played a c o u p I e of specialists. Trained to operate 10unds uf trumps: cashed his communications security ace and king of dia monds equipment, he is being and ran the r e s t of Ihe assigned to an Air Force trumps. The fir st discard support unit at Karmusel Air h·om dummy wa s the queen Station, Turkey . Brewer is a of spades ; the second th e 1970 graduate of Meigs High last diamond. Then he led a club to th e School. king and a second club back alumni banquet at Racine. Mrs. Harry Wilford, !Wcine, and Mrs. Emma Gean Wilford, Rutledge, and two daughters, have been visiting friends and relatives, local. They now live in Tennessee. She grew up and attended school and church here. Other visitors have bee n Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer and Mrs. Charles Simeral, Tisha Findlay, Kerry Dobbins, Col umbus; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer, Jane, Long Bottom; · Mrs. Clyde Close, Wayne and Roy, Waterford. Pfc. Leland Close is home on furlough from a camp in Arizona with a friend, Mrs. Cindy Forrest, Waterford, Ohio. Miss Rita Close , grand· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer, was graduated rrom Waterford High School May 25 and entered Mala Business College, Columbus, June 5. -David A. Brewer LOSE UGLY FAT MONADEX will help curb you r desire for ex cess food . ~at less weigh tess . Conta1ns no dangerous drugs and will n·o t make "Your Chevy Dea-ler" Open Eves. Ti II 8 Pomeroy MOTHER DABBLES IN LABELS Dear !Wp; Several of my good friends live in a nearby town, which has the reputation of being "lower class." Naturally my parents put a Ia bel oo this town and whenever I mention it they think or "bad" or "trouble." Because my friends come from there, they're automatically the same though they don't even smoke and would never go for dope. I'm 15 and pick my friends carefully. These kids are really great, but my folks won't give them a chance to prove it. They say if I went down to that town I'd be labeled trash, too. Why do people judge you by where you live, not what you are ? - LABEL HATER • Dear L.H.: . ... Because your parents' generation was brought up on "labels" - the rich - "snobs"; the middle class - "Dull"; the poor - "shiftless." How do you change them? It's not easy. Our generation is beginning to see the person behind the label but don't expect "worrying parents" to switch overnight! Maybe you could start a "world pr~blems" discussion at the dinner table and narrow it down. Uke, how can world disputes he settled if we can't· communicate one country to another ... one race to anOther . .. one town to another ... one human to another. And then ask pennisslon to have your friends over for · the evening . - SUE to his ace . He had seen West discat·d three spades and finally the queen and 10 of diamonds on the trutnps. It looked very much as if West had starled with four clubs . This knowledge might not do him any good but East dropped the nine and to on the firs t two clubs . This set up a finess in g situation and while Hamlet had n e v e r heard of the principle of restricted choice, he still finessed aga inst the jack of clubs and brought the slam home. CUoon Request) No costS MONADEX $3 .00 ROBINSON'S CLEANERS io' E. 2nd ' Pomeroy for a 20 day supply. Large economy si ze is ss.oo. Lose ugly fa t or your money will b! refunded with no questio ns asked . is sold with th iS MONADEX guarantee by : Swi sher & Lohse Drugs , 112 E . Main, Pomerqy , & Dutton Drug Sture, M•d· dleporf. Mail Orders Filled . 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Bv ma i l in Ohio and W . Va ., One year S\4.00 . Six months S7 .2S . Three months S4 . 50 . Subscript ion pr ice includes Sunday Times Sentine l. Budget Term• Available Coach George Nesselroad two singles in three trips to the have led on a game with two Reliever Tug McGraw put Fuentes. McDowell, who By BILL MADDEN continued his switching line-up ,.plate and Rick Ash, lefthanded consecutive hils. down an eighth inning Braves' struck out four and walked only 1 UP! Sports Writer Other bits of Meigs in. by playing every body and ce nterf ielder batting .524, New York Met catcher, rally to preserve rookie Jon one, raised his record to 74. pulling most of the starters cracked two singles and drew a formation: Boyd seems to be Duffy Dyer, who has been Matlack's seventh victory Johnny Bench con tinued his after the fourth inning. Only walk in his three at·bats. coming out of his slump. The batting at a .429 clip over the while Hank Aaron slugged his hot-hitting as the Reds ran one player, Roger Dixon, went The other Meigs hitters were muscle·bound first sacker past four games with six runs· 65lst career home run for the their winning streak to seven games with the victory over tile full nine. Van Maire, Lee, Dave Boyd, drove a Buxton fast ball over batted·in, finally got his place Braves. With the win, Meigs raises its Kevin Sheets, Bill Chaney, and 350 feel on a line, but it was in the limelight Wednesday Sam McDowell knocked the Ph iladelphia. Bench drove 'A smiling, ·satisfied record to 6-3. Mason County, Howie Taylor, -all with one foul; Lee collected a hit in his night when he crashed his fifth Pirates out of first .,place by home both Cincinnati runs with customer is a real joy which lost to future Meigs single. Lee and Cooke each only time at bat to raise his homer a ca reer high in leading hurling a five-hitter as the a sacrifice fly and his 17th to us . Let us ser ve up opponen t New Haven, 6-5, is 1-5 drove in two runs while R. Ash, average to .500 ( 4 for 8), and the Mets back into first place in Giants got the key run in a two- homer. Jack Billingham (4~) our best for you, at on the year. The Mason Senior Van Matre, Dixon, and Mick ·Chaney pounded out a hit in the National League East with run third inning on Chris picked up the victory with Rizer Oil Co . Babe Ruth team is for players Ash all batted home one run- two trips to up his average to an 8-3 victory over the Atlanta Speier's single that scored Ti to relief help from Clay Carroll. .444 (4 for 9). ages 16 through 19. ner . Bob Stinson 's one-out single Braves. 1t was Dyer's third Brad Buxton, who started for Meigs travels to Marietta homer in four games. capped a four-run ninth inning, Jefr Harbrecht, a hard· Mason, had a rocky start but hitting first baseman, collected Saturday for a double-header tha t gave Houston its comeIn other National League settled down to pitch very well both of Mason's hits. Each was starting at 4:30. Sunday, Meigs games, Pittsburgh was be.aten from-behin d victory over in the middle innings. After a line·shot single up the mid· has a twin·bill with New Haven by San Francisco, 3·1, enablin g .Montreal. Jim Wynn started · ;the ninth inning rally with a giving up eight runs on eight die. at 1 p.m. at Syracuse. the Mets to climb back into hits in the first three frames, 000 000 000- 0 2 4 first place, Cincinna ti nipped R. Ash and Cooke seem to Mason • walk and moved to second on th e r ighthand junkballer have a thing goi ng on who can Meigs 125 000 02x- 10 10 2 Philadelphia, 2- 1, Houston Lee May's siijgle. After Bob · retired 13 straight batters. gel the most hits. Both are Buxton (LP), Moore (8 ) and edged Montreal, 54, Chicago The Pomeroy • Middleport Watson walked to load the Marvin Moore hurled the carrying heavy sticks; Ash is Fetty, Thomas (3 ). Van Maire, belted San Diego, 12·9, and St. bases, pinchhitter Jimmy eighth inning. Buxton fanned 11 for 21 and Cooke 9 for 15. Perry (WP ) (5), Lee (8), and Louis and Los Angeles were Peewee League will get un· Stewart rollowed with a fi ve and walked only one while Cooke bats in the number one M. Ash, Dixon (7 ). rained out after four innings . derway next Tuesday, not this sacrifice fly. A wild pitch by Moore fanned one and issued spot with Ash following. Umpires, Homer Smith, Art In American League action, week as was previously reliever Mike Marshall and one free pass. Several times this year they Sloba rt, and Clyde Ingels. New York blanked Chicago, 3- scheduled, due to the Regatta Doug Rader's single tied the and rainoutS. ~ Tom Cooke, batting .600, had 0, Detroit topped Minnesola, 3· Participating teams are the game at 4-4 and Stinson's 2, Boston clubbed Kansas City, single then wrapped it up. 11·3, Texas whipped Middleport Cubs, Middleport Ron Santo's three-run homer Milwaukee , 7·1, Ca lifo rnia Mustangs, Pomeroy Angels, keyed a six-run sixth inning downed Cleveland, 4·3, and and Pomeroy Reds. The rally that sent the Cubs over Baltimore nipped Oakland, 2-1, coaches are Jimmy Butcher, the Padres. Billy Williams and Mustangs; Milford Hysell , in 10 innings. Southeastern Ohio League Jackson the 1972 golf trophy, p.m. agreement . Cubs; Bill Ohlinger, Reds, and Jose Cardenal also homered "The last couple , o f weeks for Chicago in the game which principals and coaches Wed- Ironton and Logan the baseball Charles Chancey, Meigs Wednesday 's spring session Art Arnold, Angels. saw a total of 31 hits in addition nesday morning approved trophy, and Iron ton the track Athletic Director and rootball was held at Wellston' High I've really been hitting but I After the regular season dates for the 1973 conrerence trophy _ coach, was authori zed to draw School. Next meeting was still feel! have to get a couple ends, there will be a Mid- to the 21 runs. track and golf meets, and In other matters, league up the 1972 junior high and scheduled for Aug. 23, of hits every night to stay in dleport - Pomeroy All-Star awarded spring sports trophies officials agreed to play one reserve football schedules. beginning at 6: 30p.m., at the there," Dyer said. " I think if I game. The teams will be .;•.:, ·:· ·=-·:· ·=· -:- •!• •!< •!• .:-.:-.,. 0:.·:·.:.-:--o. (t •>'.• (• •!• o)o) o) ·=· (• .;. o)<)(o •!• o) .,. o)-0:.<0-·:. (.oQ.(t~·:· •> go 0-for-1, I'd be out of there. to this year's championship round in baseball again in 1973. Ed Stewart, GAHS athletic Coaches Inn, Wellston. picked from eacH town's two • teams. Prior to this season, the league director, was authorized to Attending were Jim Mains Jerry Grote is such a good team~ . The 1973 SEOAL track and was split into northern and draw up a 14-game (double and Dick Myers, Ironton ; John catcher." The Pee Wee League field "\eet is s~~ijled r,tay 2, southern divisions, with the round robin) baske tball Worthi~gton, Jackson; Buck • scjledule is as f_o]lpws: . < Ma'\'~'""-"""'. .ft.~ "'" ,_ '"' ·>J .'~.,... beginning at 3:30 p.m., either division winners meeting for · schedule ror eighth grade Lock har t and John Wolfe, Tuesday, June 20, Cubs at at Rio Grande College or the confe rence title in a teams. This will be a first in the Wells ton ; Ron ,Shoemaker and Reds, Angels at Mustangs. Athens. playofr. conference. Freshmen teams Carroll Hawhee, Waverly; Jim Friday, June 23; Reds at Next year's golf tournament Conference baseball games played a double round robin Diehl, Jr., Meigs; Bob Shamp Mustangs, Cubs at Angels. will be conducted at Logan on will begin at 4p.m. , next spring last winter the first time in the and Phil Bobo, Athens ; Charles Tue~ay, June 27, Angels at the last Friday in April. until the time change. After loop's long history. Moore , Logan , and James N. Reds, Mustangs at Cubs. League officials awarded that , games will begin at 4:30 All eighth grade games will M. Davis and Ed Stewart, The Giants moved into a tie Friday, June 30, Reds at begin at 4:30, except by mutual Gallipolis. for second place with the Cubs, Mustangs at Angels. Yankees arter a 6.J win over Tuesday, July 7, Mustangs at 125 E. Main Ph. 9p2-2171 the Yankees in Pomeroy Boys' Reds, Angels at Cubs. Pomeroy, Ohio League action Wednesday. Friday, July 11, Reds at Brian Hamilton went the Angels, Cubs at Mustangs. · distance for the Giants, permitting but two hits. He fanned 13 and walked nine. Steve Call MaJor league Standings pitched all the way for the American League United PreS5 International Yankees, striking out 11 and East Nalional League W. L. Pel. G. B. issuing eight free tickets. East 28 22 .560 W. l . Pel. G.B. Detro it Hamilton also was the hitting Baltimore 28 22 .560 New York 34 19 .642 star with a single and double 22 25 .468 4'12 Pittsburgh 32 18 .640 '!2 Cleveland WHITE SULPHUR Senate," Kennedy said. 21 25 .451 5 while other Giant hitters were Chicago 28 22 .560 4'12 Boston SPRINGS, W. Va . (UPI ) -' St. Louis 23 30 .43-4 11 New York . 21 29 .420 1 Kennedy and owners of the Jerr Grueser with two singles 16 32 .333 II Montreal 21 30 .412 12 Mil waukee NBA Comm issioner Walter NBA 's l7 teams are here for and A1 Seth, Todd Rawlings, West Philadelphia 20 33 .377 14 Kennedy, conceding that a pro W. L. Pel. G. B. their annual two day summer Raymond Andrews, and Frank We• I 33 17 .660 basketball merger before next meeting which hegins today Haggy all had a single. Donnie W. l . Pel. G. B. Oakland Chicago 31 19 .620 2 season was "impossible," says Cincinnati 34 19 .642 and is not 'likely to produce ·Call and Hood each had a 27 21 .563 5 Los Ang. 32 22 .593 2'1' Minnesota it will be at least two years much news unless there are single for the Yankee hits. Cali fornia 25 27 .481 9 Houston 31 23 .574 3'12 22 28 .440 II before the NBA and ABA meet developments regarding the Atlanta 25 27 .481 8'12 Kan . Ci ty 23 30 .434 II '12 in the first basketball merger. San Diego 18 35 .340 16 Texas San Fran . 19 39 .328 17'12 "Superbowl." The ABA gave little in· PONY PLAY SET Wednesday's Results Wednesday'• Results Kennedy, who blames the dication anyth ing was hap· New York 3 Chicago 0 Chicago 12 San Diego 9 Pomeroy will be at Mid· Boston I I Kansas City 3 New York 8 Atlanta 3 delay in approving the merger pening earlier in the week, dleport 11 A" to headline Detroit 3 Minnesota 2 Cincinnat i 2 Philo I on Sen. Sam J. Ervin, D-N. C., when r after thelr own meeting, Friday's Gallia-Meigs Pony To.as 1 Milwaukee I San Fran 3 Pittsburgh I said a championship playofr outgoing commissioner Jack League play. In other games, Ball 2 Oak I, 10 inns Houston S Montreal 4 Calif 4 Cleveland 3 could not be arranged for 1973 Dolph proclaimed the league Racine will travel to South· Los Ang at St. Louis, ppll., rain even if the merger were ap· stronger than ever. we~tern, Bidwell is at Vinton, Todoy'• Probable Pilchen Today's Probable Pitchers proved by this fall - which No Erlect and Middleport "B" will go to tAll Times edll Kansas City IMurphy 2-2) at Kennedy himself said the Cheshire. San Diego (Grief 3-9) at Boston (Seibert 5-21, 1:30 p.m. seems unlikely. Chicago (Hands 5-2), 2:30p.m. Cleveland (Colbert 0-4) at Ervin 's Senate sub· ABA's action in dissolving the San Francisco (Bryant 3-3 Calilornla (Wright 6-2) 11 p.m. committee has had the merger Pittsburgh and Florida and Williams 0-1) at Pittsburgh Chicago (Bahnsen 7-6) at New (Walker 2-2 and Moose 3-2), 2, York (Peterson 4-8), 1:30 p.m. legislation tied up since last fran chises would have no effect The first military post in what 6:05p.m. September, and even after his on the NBA meeting and said is now Oklahoma was Ft. (On ly games scheduled) (Only games scheduled) group and then the full Senate . he did not even expect the ABA Gibson, established in 1824. rrlday'• Game• F'rlday's Games are done with it, the bUl will to be mentioned here, "with the "'n Diego at Pitts, night Cleveland at Oakland, night LOS Angeles at Chicago Detroit at Calif, night face another hostile committee exce ption of the merger ATHLETE'S FOOT San Fran at Sf. Louis, night Baltimore at Mlnn, night chainnan in the House Rep. committee report. " HOW TO TREAT ITMontreal at Alia 2, lwl-nlghl Kansas City at Mllw, night Emanuel Celler, D-N. Y. New York at Clnci, nlghl • HIGH GLOSS Texas at New York, night A proposed rules change App ly qulck ·drying T -4-l. Fee l Phlla at Houston, night Chicago at Boston. night "Considering that we have would allow teams to use rour It take hold to check itch, • READY- MIXED burning In MINUTE S. In 3 to 5 been faced in a series of . of their seven time-outs in the d~ ys, infected sk in sloughs off . • MULTIPLE PIGMENT hea rings with an avowed, rourth quarter instead of three Watch HEAL THV Sk in replace It! If not deHQ'hted IN ONE openly hostile chairman, I as at present. Another proposal HOUR , vour 59c back at anv don't feel we could have looked would prohibit a team rrom 'drug counter. NOW at Swisher Lohse Drugs; Nelson Drug forward to much more calling a time out when the ball &Store . Ad . V. progress than has taken is out of bounds in back court, place," Kennedy said, to gain possession at mid· downplaying suggestions that court. Free cable installation and free-trial , the merger might never ge t out or committee. period will end in Middleport and Approval Is VItal Pomeroy at 5 p.m., Friday, June 23 . Congressional approval . is Persons wanting free cable TV trial Ch<•<·k 0•r vital to the merger of the NBA Prif•t• Tmlay period must call PoinTView before and ABA because It would allow the league to hold a that time. After Friday, June 23, incommon draft and end their stallation will be $10, with no free trial. costly bidding war for talent, FURNITURE without violating antitrust 18ws. Pll 71HI92 .; Because of that much of the MASON , W. VA. • . opposition has come from the Giants in Tie ROBERT HOEFLICH , 116 W. MAIN "Sure I hated to come out," said Billingham," but with the bullpen we have, \hey couldn't keep me out there. All the guys are doing a fantastic job." Before his departure, High payments a problem,?.. "' DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF •••• Billlilgham limited the Phils w five hits, walked one and struck out five . "I like to think I'm now pitching the way I know I can," said Jack. The Reds, idle today, open a weekend series with the New York Mets Friday with Gary Nolan on the mound. . Sentinel ... cided to wave the helmet. " A double by Willie Montanez and a single by Tom'Hutton in the seventh accounted for the Phils' only run or the game. In the ninth after Montanez singled to center with two out, Clay Carroll came in from the bullpen and retired Greg Luzkinski to end the game. The save was Carroll's 13th. With Yankees 3. 5 it into the air. Stars Tip Caps "Pete Rose was kidding me before the game," explained Johnny. "He told me the fans at a luncheon he had attended wanted to know why I didn't tip_ my cap more. They had said sOmething about how everyone else in show business acknowledges applause." Rose was at the head of the reception line when Bench re· turned to the dugout after his homer . "I saw . Pete grinning, said Johnny, "and that's when I de- Trophies in Spring Sports Awarded Checking Account +++ Dear L.: We're all guilty of "labeling" - the young as well as the older. You kids also fence yourselves and others off In light litUe . corrals called "straights," "Ule popular crowd," "losers,"· "dopers," and it's pretty hard to break out, right ? So use a little empathy and understand that your parents feel uneasy when you want to jump the fence. If they aren't comple(e snobs, they'll accept your friends in their home and learn to lllte them as people. But they may not allow you to go into wbat they consider a dangerous area. Not until you can convince them it isn't really "dangerous."- HELEN · nervQus . BY KEITH WISECUP Rick Van Maire, Stan Perry, and Steve Lee combined to hurl a two·hit shutout as the Meigs Leg ion baseball team picked up its third strai!}ht win over the senior Mason County Babe Ruth team, 10-0, at Syracuse Municipal Park Wednesday night. A strong righthander, Van MaIre started on the mound for Meigs and was lifted after four innings. Van Matre allowed just one hit, fanned three, and walked one. Perry gave up one hit, struck out six, and walked three in three innings while Lee hurled the final two frames and held Mason hitless fanning three and walking one. Perry picked up the win, his third against no defeats, because in a nine inning game the starting pitcher must go the rirst rive innings to get the victory. Perry relieved when Van Matre had hurled but four . ' St ., New York City , New York . Subscr iption rates : De - By Helen and Sue Hottel you strenuous e x e r ci se . Change your life ... start today . son," said Billingham, who pitched for Houston last year. "I can recall one particular game .I pitched ·against the Reds in llie Astrodome/' said Billingham. "It was a 2-1 game, I lost." And a Bench home run beat him. "The score was l ~ l t'' said Jack, "I tried to sneak an in-· side fast bait past Johnny instead, he sneaked the ball right out of the park." Bench answered the standing ovation by taking his batting helmet off his head and waving Mason County to 10-0 Shutout Mets Regain Top Spot 2-HOUR CLEANING Star t losing weigh-t tod ay or money back . MO NAOE X Is a tiny tablet and easy to take. 'To Finesse or Not to---' Valley Lumber &Supp~ Co. We are here to please you Appraisal .& Trading Policy! · GETI'ING READY for the variety show are Lavina Brannon, pianist, seated, and Diana Massar, vocalist. Rides Offered Children to Bible School \!GALLON~,/ 101 SUPER ONE"'-OOAT TILE t' ' ,, 'l1 THE COCWELI..'l CONVENTION will be (eatured in the show, "Rolling on the River." Front, seated, are Rick Hauber ; back row, Steve Reed, Rick Martin, Randy Koehler and Craig Reed. AND 2" NYLON TRIM ning. lfhe Reds catcher then led off the fourth inning with a homer off the Phils' Barry Lersch for what proved to be the winning , run . It was also Bench's eighth homer this month. However, he hit three other homers the last two days In May. "Johnny even hurt me last year when he had his bad sea. Legion Measures Ruthians of DUTCH .STANDARD ··HOUSE PAINT QUALITY 4" BROS against him." Billingham, referred to Johnny Bench, who drove home both Reds runs to boost his league-leading total to 47. One of those runs came on his 17th home run. Sacririces Run Awalk to Joe Morgan, Bobby Tolan's single to center and Bench's sacrifice fly gave the Reds a 1-0 lead in the first in- inner--Billingham ::~~orms ,. POINTVIEW CABLE .TV SERVICE Call 992-2505, tol~free • . . Ebersbach Hardware NBA Players' Association, which found an ally in Ervin. But Kennedy remains· optimistic. "I flnnly believe the Senate subcommittee will report- the bill out ravorably to the lJ' ,\ ",fverythins In Hardware" ... 6,000 to 24,000 BTU I ""'' UI ,.g 1 ~ , , .. ~ 1,, ~ -~"' '' t nt l \I " ' "'""I Ill· t 'OOt,l:olli ~ Mll'l \ IUUU'OI , I HIL, · l' n. "'"'' '' • '' " ·~· ... .....~.... ·'" , ' ' "'"'' ~ I ' •I• Ill , Ill ~I I rill II l illll.l · .1111,,., r,.,..,,,,,, '" ,,.. ....,., <Hl• !"'""''"'•' ioo•l•ll•t""'. P'"' ''~ I• " "'~ ''""' " ' " '~·· • • n-u.si'HD 1'-'1,'11 . l "''" '""'' ;o1o ·~~ ~ " ' .,;,h...,.t ,'ll(llif-lt 41 ~~ " ' h ·~ .......-.~. 110 W. MA.IN POIEIOY �I ' •wt• ,~. ~ - The Llauy l!emllll!t,.IVUOOleport·t"Otu..-uy, "'·• 4- rhe Daily Sentinel, Midcllej,ort..J>twn<omy, 0., June 15, 1972 Meigs . MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, in the picture at left wcirked until after midnight Tueeday and We<lnesday making approximately 150 gallons of bo~emade ice cream which they wUI serve at the fe.llowship liall on Friday and Saturday as a of Hig Bend Regatta Weekend. Watching the freezers Wednesday nivht from the left were Bill Downie,_Tom Clelland Wid Trell Scboenleb, . versity in the fall majoring graduate of Meigs High School, in physical therapy. Miss Sebo is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. attends the United Methodist Keith Sutherland, Rutland (Continued from Page I) Church in Pomeroy. Route I. She was treasurer of Sus.te Soulsby . daughter of the Meigs Usherette Club and Sh.e was iri the senior class play Mr ·and has been active with the · · an d Mrs. James Souls. by ' · has been a Candystriper at Candys tr. ipers of Veterans P omeroy, and. a 1972 gr adua te Veterans Memorial Hospital. · H' · She was a member of the pep M.e.moria! Hos•ital. Miss of Metgs . tgh Schoo 1, At Metgs " H' h M' lsby was club, the chorale, newspaper 0 · Owens is also a member of the · 1g , tss u · 'd t f th a· I Athl tic staff and took p.art in the senior Youth of Ohio Association for . prest en ° e tr s e Assn., and a member Of the Play. She has worked with the Retarded Children. · · · t' ' bo 1· g LeannSeboisthedaughterof assocta wn s w m te a m . cancer organization and has · a ch ee•leader for st'x been t'n 4·H.· work for seven Mr. and M . rs. John Sebo of She was •· Pomeroy. She is honored queen years 0f her sch001 Years an d years. She ·attends Sacred of Bethel 62, International secre tary of her cI aSS durl.ng . Heart Church in Pomeroy . der of Job's Daughters and her sophomore a~d . ,junior The girls will meet with the Sh s a Gtrls State judges at 6:30 p.m. Saturday Is a 1972 graduate of Meigs years. e wa for interviews. Judges will be High School. At Meigs High ·alternate and a pep club School Miss Sebo was a member , She was a Selwyn Smith of The Imperial rriemb;r of the Meigs . Girls' homecoming queen attendant; Electric Co.; Donald Diener, of Veterans Athletic Assn., and was the Labo . r Day qu? en in Pomeroy : administrator .. outstanding senior girl athlete. Metgs County s 1972 Queen of Memorial Hospital, and John She was a'member of the Meigs Hea_rts and was second rUnner- Reece, public relat.ions Band, the Latin Club, Future up ~n the Meigs County 1972 director for the Gavin Power Teachers of America, and a Jwuor MillS Pageant. She has Plant and the Southern Coal member of the Candystripers been a member of the Btg Bend Mines . of Veterans Memorial Mmstrel Assn . for several Hospital. She is head lifeguard years. She ts ~ member of the The Chinese Wall was built by vanced into the championship and swimming instructor at Pomeroy Untied Methodtst hand by hundreds of thousands round with a · 10-inning 4-3 the New Haven Pool. Church. triumph over Texas . She will attend Ohio Uni- . Karen Sutherland, a 1972 of slaves and prisoners . s· O . r Sun Devils, Trojans In Showdown Phone Book Cover Going Naturalisti·c Picture a cool mountain lake fram ed through the branches of a birch tree and you 've got m1BI .i " !?'!:C'lTU ' ~1o·:~5~ the picture of the 1972 Pomeroy '< ~ • Middl eport area phone s0c aI r,~:,· II .•. ·:·: f,l.J.:. • '*;:-:·'~ directory. General Telephone Co. of I>' Ohio has switched to a natural Ca Ie.ndar r,.~ ~~~n:~o~hke. ~~~~~b~:i~~eot: _=.. directory is under way, said Kenley Krinn, Athens district commerctal manager. . He urg~d c ~tomers to Jeaf through ~heit,i':'bnl· • 4trec~or~ before dJsposing of tl. · .. 1 f1' · "Sometimes pe~p e 'e tm· m the phone portant papers b k" · THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Child -~ · · • · ,, ,r 1 ~ C~n rv;,~ -~~~!:nyu~ ,, F P M' . ...... · or etgs. EASTERN High School . band rehearsa 1, 7~9 ma rc hmg p.m., Thursday at high school. ·Students take all mustc whtch . has been tssued. WILLING WORKERS Class, Enterpnse Umted Methodtst Church, 7:30 Thursday mght at the home of Mrs. Carl Moore . FOOD PRESERVATION, canning and freezing, 8 p.m. Thursday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. sponsored by the Meigs County ·Extension Service. Open to the public. Equipment will be available to check pressure cooker guages. RO CK SPRINGS lletter Health Club, Thursday at the home of Mrs. James Conkle, near Cheshire. Members are to meet at the Rock •Springs Church at 12:30 p.m. Program by Mrs. Harold Blackston: cc1test by Mrs. Arlie Abbott ; dues are payable at the meeting. ~rlnn 0 als o sugges ted t cus orners vert.1y and transfer their list of frequently called numbers· to the new book. ~pa ce for 30 numbers is provided inside the back cover . Any customernotreceivlnga new directory by June 23 should call the Pomeroy business office. Listed in. the book with Pomeroy and Middleport ar.e Letart Falls, Portland Racine and Rutland. ' Pomeroy. ICE CREAM Social Friday following parade at Pomeroy First Baptist Church and all day Saturday beginning at 9 a. m. GIFTS Complete assortments here now .. . Father 's Day Cards. ties. sock5 . hankies, toilet good s sets, etc . Shop us now! !JUNE 181. PICNIC SUPPLIES OUTDOOR TOYS AND GAMES SWIM, BEACH, SAND TOYS Big Assortment of In· flated Pools and Toys. SHIPMENT OF LIVE PARAKEETS JUST ARRIVED YO!YJPrJ~~~~~~R. . . .... . ~ _. SIS:N,. F"RANK_U NPHONE 992 •3498 . •••••••••• .. Remain in Tie Carrie Meinhart , Locust St., . MANUEL SIGNS DETROIT (UP!) - Switchhitting shortstop Jerry Manuel, of Rancho Cordova, Calif., Detroit's first selection in the free agent baseball draft last week, signed a contract Wednesda)j-With the Tigers. ' FRIDAY THI RD FRIDAY CLUB Friday at 7:30 p.m. home of . SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Marc Ferguspn drove Fleet Countess to her third straight victory Wednesday night in winning the featured $1,500 Pace at Scioto Downs by covering the mile in 2:013-5, a career mark. Libby Haniver was second and Paint Her Pretty third in the eighth race. The .1-1 qu,inell~ of ·QuFenle H~ ~n,~);lloom retllrned $2t\.1~: · The 4-7 nightly double of Frisco Painter and Peter Brooks paid $12.40. The 4,934 harness racing fans wagered a total of $228,600. Two Girl Teants MINERSVILLE - Racine and Syracuse remained in a deadlock for first place in the Jr. Girls' Softball League, both winning by big scores . In the first game played at the Minersville Softball Park Racine pounded Pomeroy 21;.3 in five innings. The second game saw Syracuse down Forest Run, 10-3. Syracuse and Racine are 2.0 on the year while Forest Run and Pomeroy are 0-2. Next week's · games will be Wed· nesday at the Southern Junior High field at 6 p.m. 200-202 1E1st Main St · POMEROY. OHIO .Bargains .~nd Sp~cial Prices Like Never Before! A Bargain Hunter's Drea"': !II~~ AND SATURDAY. AT Village Pharmacy In Middleport A REAL MONEY-SAVER! • Over ltOOO Pairs NYLON HOSE Save on all kinds of Home Furnishings in our store- lots mo re fu 11 when Hea lth ·tex is <J round. 'Cause you can cl1mb the monkey bars and he q 1itc co mfy m pol yeste r and Iton kn it se ts. All J round oxe r shorts have an. elasti c wais t for nea tness in the sa ndb ox. Co mes in sol · ids. stn pes and pattern s to : 0 ord iniltc to 2·ply co mbed ·: olton k11 1l shirt s. All per· mancnt press so you' re ne'e r rump led by a big slide. 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TABLES . o Eooy ta Empty Dull 111 o Hondy TooiSt.,..O Aock. o Complttt Willi Yft1 c Look! 3-Legged SALAD BOWLS Stereo Sets Ret SCOPE Family Size. Reg. 9~ 1.98 SHAMPOO POWDER & OINTMENT ,,. u1 { 1.49 Desenex Taralene Plastic .......... PAINT Roller-Tray 29~ EACH HEAD &SHOULDERS Make Us An Offer! PARKING LOT 5bn$1 R~ Radios ON THE " T" IN MIDDLEPORT Village Pharmacy Ice Buckets Air Conditioners Ranges , Freezers Sofas Chairs Tables Lamps Rugs - KIDDIE SHOPPE On The INSULATED Dinettes THE That Will Be On Sale Heavy Plastic 1.89 12 cu. ft. Refrigerator..........5197 9x12 Unoleum Rugs ........ ..S4.88 9" POrtable T.V................... '68 With PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES RefrigeratorS· Oil Lamps ......................... 3' Carpet Samples .................. J9C Unfinished Ladder Back Chairs ............ s9.98 Coupon _ _ _ _I PICTURE FRAMES on the Sidewalk and on the Village Pharmacy parking lot. Mirrors A r layground . ITEMS I I ~~~~~~~~L~im~i~t~t~P~er~Cu~s~to~m~e~r~E~•~p~ir~es~6-~18~-1]2 ~ I PAIR SATURDAY 9 TIL 9 911L 5 FRIDAY I Redeemable At Village Pharmacy ALE IDE HUNDREDS OF REGULAR 59c Regular . 1.00 & 1.29 Wall Tapestries Slide into something by Roll34~ 4 Pkg. We Have J"l I CHARM IN TOILET TISSUE LADIES' International League Standings United Press International W. L. Pet. GB Richmond 30 26 .536 Louisville 31 27 .534 Syracuse 29 26 .527 1h Toledo 29 27 .518 1 Charleston 27 26 .509 l'h Tidewater 29 29 .500 2 Rochester 27 32 .458 41h Peninsula 24 33 .421 61h Wednesday~s Results Lou i.svllle 9 Richmond 2 Charleston 3 Rochester 0 Tidewater .4 Syracuse 3 (13 innings) Toledo 2 -Peninsula 0 (1st game. 7 innings) Pen insula 7 Toledo 3 (2nd game. 7 Innings) 1•12 ALL DAY FRIDAY. Transfers 6 Lovelies Craig Swan, who picked up his 16th victory in 17 games as he out-dueled, but just barely, Temple's Ed Molush. Swan , a strong right-hander, struck out12 and did not issue a walk as he moved his team into the favored position in the series. Southern California ad- Roger Weaver entertalmia recently at their hllme ilt ·, Syracuse for the belated silver anniversary of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W04ver, also of Syracuse; Attending were the above and their other son, Phil, and . the Weavers' Jesse Frazier, Elva Frazier daughter and her family, Mr. to Maxine A. Hobbs, J.ot 3, and Mrs. Roy Van Meter, Salem-Martinsburg. Becky .and Melanie, of Racine. · Great Bend Com. Asso. to Another daughter, Susan; who Florence C. Wilson, .75 A., .100 resides in Florida, could not A. lot, Pomeroy. attend. A·beautiful cake and a Thomas H. Crow, Josephine . family Bible were presented to . Crow to Grow's Steak House, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver by their Inc., Lots, Pomeroy . four c hiidren. · · ., ···I Thomas F . Turner to Thomas E. Turner, Parcel, Bearded Lovellne11s Columbia . Among members of In· Irene Cross, Harry M. Cross to Lenore S. Slack, 100 Acre dia's Toda tribe, the crowning feature of a woman's Lot, 1.15 Acre, Middleport. loveliness is the hair on her . Jesse M. Sloan, Ernestine E. face . The more facial hair, Sloan to Charles 0 . Sloan , lot. the more attractive the worn· ill 41.25 Acres, Bedford . an by their standards. • Samuel Lewis, Faye Lewis to General Telephone Co., Ease., ,Scipio. Alfred W. Schroath, dec. to Maxine A. Hobbs, Harvey Virginia K. Schroath, · Union Hobbs to Jimmie L. Hobbs, National Bank of Clarksburg, Parcel, Martinsburg. Trus ., Cert. for Trans., Fred W. Crow, Jr., Trus. to Orange. Clarence J. Struble , Alice A. Mary W. Heines, dec. to Eva Struble, River Bank front Lots L. Robson, Cert. for trans., 31- 32, 33, Pomeroy,. · Victor S. Hysell, Mary M. Pomeroy. Ronald Hart, Hilda Hart to t Hysell to Jerry Eugene Fields, John Philip Pickens, Samantha Barbara Lynn Fields, 100 Acre Pickens, Parcels, Lebanon. Lot 303, Pomeroy. I Property P.rt OMAHA, Neb. (UPI ) - The Arizona State Sun Devils, the .winningest team in the nation this year with a record of 64-4, •could nail the NCAA College Baseball World Series championship with a victory tonight over the defending champion Southern California Trojans. Those two teams are the only ones remaining from eight which came here lor the double ehmlnatt on tournament to decide the. national title holder. If Southern California wins tonight, the two teams would meet Friday night to determine the championship. The Sun Devils won their fourth game in the 26th annual playoffs Wednesday night, 1-0, behind the two-hit pitching of PARENTS HONORED , SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mre:1 . ., , . ~ �I ' •wt• ,~. ~ - The Llauy l!emllll!t,.IVUOOleport·t"Otu..-uy, "'·• 4- rhe Daily Sentinel, Midcllej,ort..J>twn<omy, 0., June 15, 1972 Meigs . MEMBERS OF THE CONGREGATION of the St. Paul Lutheran Church, in the picture at left wcirked until after midnight Tueeday and We<lnesday making approximately 150 gallons of bo~emade ice cream which they wUI serve at the fe.llowship liall on Friday and Saturday as a of Hig Bend Regatta Weekend. Watching the freezers Wednesday nivht from the left were Bill Downie,_Tom Clelland Wid Trell Scboenleb, . versity in the fall majoring graduate of Meigs High School, in physical therapy. Miss Sebo is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. attends the United Methodist Keith Sutherland, Rutland (Continued from Page I) Church in Pomeroy. Route I. She was treasurer of Sus.te Soulsby . daughter of the Meigs Usherette Club and Sh.e was iri the senior class play Mr ·and has been active with the · · an d Mrs. James Souls. by ' · has been a Candystriper at Candys tr. ipers of Veterans P omeroy, and. a 1972 gr adua te Veterans Memorial Hospital. · H' · She was a member of the pep M.e.moria! Hos•ital. Miss of Metgs . tgh Schoo 1, At Metgs " H' h M' lsby was club, the chorale, newspaper 0 · Owens is also a member of the · 1g , tss u · 'd t f th a· I Athl tic staff and took p.art in the senior Youth of Ohio Association for . prest en ° e tr s e Assn., and a member Of the Play. She has worked with the Retarded Children. · · · t' ' bo 1· g LeannSeboisthedaughterof assocta wn s w m te a m . cancer organization and has · a ch ee•leader for st'x been t'n 4·H.· work for seven Mr. and M . rs. John Sebo of She was •· Pomeroy. She is honored queen years 0f her sch001 Years an d years. She ·attends Sacred of Bethel 62, International secre tary of her cI aSS durl.ng . Heart Church in Pomeroy . der of Job's Daughters and her sophomore a~d . ,junior The girls will meet with the Sh s a Gtrls State judges at 6:30 p.m. Saturday Is a 1972 graduate of Meigs years. e wa for interviews. Judges will be High School. At Meigs High ·alternate and a pep club School Miss Sebo was a member , She was a Selwyn Smith of The Imperial rriemb;r of the Meigs . Girls' homecoming queen attendant; Electric Co.; Donald Diener, of Veterans Athletic Assn., and was the Labo . r Day qu? en in Pomeroy : administrator .. outstanding senior girl athlete. Metgs County s 1972 Queen of Memorial Hospital, and John She was a'member of the Meigs Hea_rts and was second rUnner- Reece, public relat.ions Band, the Latin Club, Future up ~n the Meigs County 1972 director for the Gavin Power Teachers of America, and a Jwuor MillS Pageant. She has Plant and the Southern Coal member of the Candystripers been a member of the Btg Bend Mines . of Veterans Memorial Mmstrel Assn . for several Hospital. She is head lifeguard years. She ts ~ member of the The Chinese Wall was built by vanced into the championship and swimming instructor at Pomeroy Untied Methodtst hand by hundreds of thousands round with a · 10-inning 4-3 the New Haven Pool. Church. triumph over Texas . She will attend Ohio Uni- . Karen Sutherland, a 1972 of slaves and prisoners . s· O . r Sun Devils, Trojans In Showdown Phone Book Cover Going Naturalisti·c Picture a cool mountain lake fram ed through the branches of a birch tree and you 've got m1BI .i " !?'!:C'lTU ' ~1o·:~5~ the picture of the 1972 Pomeroy '< ~ • Middl eport area phone s0c aI r,~:,· II .•. ·:·: f,l.J.:. • '*;:-:·'~ directory. General Telephone Co. of I>' Ohio has switched to a natural Ca Ie.ndar r,.~ ~~~n:~o~hke. ~~~~~b~:i~~eot: _=.. directory is under way, said Kenley Krinn, Athens district commerctal manager. . He urg~d c ~tomers to Jeaf through ~heit,i':'bnl· • 4trec~or~ before dJsposing of tl. · .. 1 f1' · "Sometimes pe~p e 'e tm· m the phone portant papers b k" · THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Child -~ · · • · ,, ,r 1 ~ C~n rv;,~ -~~~!:nyu~ ,, F P M' . ...... · or etgs. EASTERN High School . band rehearsa 1, 7~9 ma rc hmg p.m., Thursday at high school. ·Students take all mustc whtch . has been tssued. WILLING WORKERS Class, Enterpnse Umted Methodtst Church, 7:30 Thursday mght at the home of Mrs. Carl Moore . FOOD PRESERVATION, canning and freezing, 8 p.m. Thursday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. sponsored by the Meigs County ·Extension Service. Open to the public. Equipment will be available to check pressure cooker guages. RO CK SPRINGS lletter Health Club, Thursday at the home of Mrs. James Conkle, near Cheshire. Members are to meet at the Rock •Springs Church at 12:30 p.m. Program by Mrs. Harold Blackston: cc1test by Mrs. Arlie Abbott ; dues are payable at the meeting. ~rlnn 0 als o sugges ted t cus orners vert.1y and transfer their list of frequently called numbers· to the new book. ~pa ce for 30 numbers is provided inside the back cover . Any customernotreceivlnga new directory by June 23 should call the Pomeroy business office. Listed in. the book with Pomeroy and Middleport ar.e Letart Falls, Portland Racine and Rutland. ' Pomeroy. ICE CREAM Social Friday following parade at Pomeroy First Baptist Church and all day Saturday beginning at 9 a. m. GIFTS Complete assortments here now .. . Father 's Day Cards. ties. sock5 . hankies, toilet good s sets, etc . Shop us now! !JUNE 181. PICNIC SUPPLIES OUTDOOR TOYS AND GAMES SWIM, BEACH, SAND TOYS Big Assortment of In· flated Pools and Toys. SHIPMENT OF LIVE PARAKEETS JUST ARRIVED YO!YJPrJ~~~~~~R. . . .... . ~ _. SIS:N,. F"RANK_U NPHONE 992 •3498 . •••••••••• .. Remain in Tie Carrie Meinhart , Locust St., . MANUEL SIGNS DETROIT (UP!) - Switchhitting shortstop Jerry Manuel, of Rancho Cordova, Calif., Detroit's first selection in the free agent baseball draft last week, signed a contract Wednesda)j-With the Tigers. ' FRIDAY THI RD FRIDAY CLUB Friday at 7:30 p.m. home of . SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Marc Ferguspn drove Fleet Countess to her third straight victory Wednesday night in winning the featured $1,500 Pace at Scioto Downs by covering the mile in 2:013-5, a career mark. Libby Haniver was second and Paint Her Pretty third in the eighth race. The .1-1 qu,inell~ of ·QuFenle H~ ~n,~);lloom retllrned $2t\.1~: · The 4-7 nightly double of Frisco Painter and Peter Brooks paid $12.40. The 4,934 harness racing fans wagered a total of $228,600. Two Girl Teants MINERSVILLE - Racine and Syracuse remained in a deadlock for first place in the Jr. Girls' Softball League, both winning by big scores . In the first game played at the Minersville Softball Park Racine pounded Pomeroy 21;.3 in five innings. The second game saw Syracuse down Forest Run, 10-3. Syracuse and Racine are 2.0 on the year while Forest Run and Pomeroy are 0-2. Next week's · games will be Wed· nesday at the Southern Junior High field at 6 p.m. 200-202 1E1st Main St · POMEROY. OHIO .Bargains .~nd Sp~cial Prices Like Never Before! A Bargain Hunter's Drea"': !II~~ AND SATURDAY. AT Village Pharmacy In Middleport A REAL MONEY-SAVER! • Over ltOOO Pairs NYLON HOSE Save on all kinds of Home Furnishings in our store- lots mo re fu 11 when Hea lth ·tex is <J round. 'Cause you can cl1mb the monkey bars and he q 1itc co mfy m pol yeste r and Iton kn it se ts. All J round oxe r shorts have an. elasti c wais t for nea tness in the sa ndb ox. Co mes in sol · ids. stn pes and pattern s to : 0 ord iniltc to 2·ply co mbed ·: olton k11 1l shirt s. All per· mancnt press so you' re ne'e r rump led by a big slide. Sizes: 2. 3. 4 Si1cs: 9, 12, 18. 24 mos. IS .. Reg. 34t and 39' MIX OR MATCH 5-Grain (SMALL & LARGE) ASPIRIN lOO's SET 7 inch T.V. Sets MOUTH WASH Family Size Reg. 1.59 :~ . 88' McKESSON NewHoonr Rubbing Alcohol Swl1gette Cl1111r • CompiOII • Portable • 1111" Hoover Cleaners PINTS "'"' • &" wldt • t""" hllh. . . o Extro P.-ful S.,Jtloo • &40 Witt MOIO< e U• AI Blbwlr o 3-Woy Flltorod AI~ Sy1t1m F01 lhe fi nest in ffoQ' ca1e, this Hoover can' I be beat. Gels dirt' other cleane1s can'l because of it's exclusive · !liple· action clean ing. TooloondExn ..,.-- • . l ... Conl . TWO SPEED MOTOR gives 50% m01e suction for altach· ments. LARGE THROW·AWAY BAG holds mole dirl ... needs chang ing less often. 4-POSITION RUG ADJUSTIIIENT '58 BA~S ··..... .._,...... ·-----···~~--­,. TOOTH BRUSHES · Table Lamps,,., ................. l99 5 Reg. ER FURNITURE I • 694 ALARM CLOCKS . 2.98 f • For Soo and Fool GARDEN GLOVES Regular 6.9~ '1.49 BEACH BALLS Reg. Each 9~ 98* An Assortment Look At Thi8 One! GARDEN TOOLS Regular 39~ 99~ 89~ " N.AIL eLIPS Reg. 29~ ·each ' . ' ...." ·' '' .. 9~ All Day Friday ' .. Reg. 29* Each • • • and Saturday *·' .' ; '' . ' ' Ladies' "Green Thumb" , MiDDLEPORT, OHI() \ 1.49 Sun Mark 48-Hour Regular ~. COMBS Cologne Bottle • Syringe ·uPRO" . ·l.i'· . ··. f'f Ladies' and Men's 2.50 ' 2.98 · llf:MIAW- 5 Pc. Dinette ..................... s44 Mattress and Box Spring Set .. sss Gillette Blades Regular ., Make An Offer ! ! 78~ •1 '159" WAll_, . . ., . · s43 vln,. Rec1'lner............... ~······ SUPER STAINLESS 99~ Sail-propelled! · Cleans with un· believableon all typn of carpet. ' After·Shave Sun Mark ·Combination 3 pkgs. $2.00 lEE TIE lEW WIYTI HOOVER ' 1.75 , ' jo . REGULAR 4.98 HAl-KARATE Reg. 89' .•. indoor-outd·oor floor cove;ings to deep shag rugs. VINYL OUTER JACKET never a dusty odor. Wipes clean with a damp cloth. Modell031 Reg. s74.95 -Regular . 2.98 ..•: . i. .. TABLES . o Eooy ta Empty Dull 111 o Hondy TooiSt.,..O Aock. o Complttt Willi Yft1 c Look! 3-Legged SALAD BOWLS Stereo Sets Ret SCOPE Family Size. Reg. 9~ 1.98 SHAMPOO POWDER & OINTMENT ,,. u1 { 1.49 Desenex Taralene Plastic .......... PAINT Roller-Tray 29~ EACH HEAD &SHOULDERS Make Us An Offer! PARKING LOT 5bn$1 R~ Radios ON THE " T" IN MIDDLEPORT Village Pharmacy Ice Buckets Air Conditioners Ranges , Freezers Sofas Chairs Tables Lamps Rugs - KIDDIE SHOPPE On The INSULATED Dinettes THE That Will Be On Sale Heavy Plastic 1.89 12 cu. ft. Refrigerator..........5197 9x12 Unoleum Rugs ........ ..S4.88 9" POrtable T.V................... '68 With PUFFS FACIAL TISSUES RefrigeratorS· Oil Lamps ......................... 3' Carpet Samples .................. J9C Unfinished Ladder Back Chairs ............ s9.98 Coupon _ _ _ _I PICTURE FRAMES on the Sidewalk and on the Village Pharmacy parking lot. Mirrors A r layground . ITEMS I I ~~~~~~~~L~im~i~t~t~P~er~Cu~s~to~m~e~r~E~•~p~ir~es~6-~18~-1]2 ~ I PAIR SATURDAY 9 TIL 9 911L 5 FRIDAY I Redeemable At Village Pharmacy ALE IDE HUNDREDS OF REGULAR 59c Regular . 1.00 & 1.29 Wall Tapestries Slide into something by Roll34~ 4 Pkg. We Have J"l I CHARM IN TOILET TISSUE LADIES' International League Standings United Press International W. L. Pet. GB Richmond 30 26 .536 Louisville 31 27 .534 Syracuse 29 26 .527 1h Toledo 29 27 .518 1 Charleston 27 26 .509 l'h Tidewater 29 29 .500 2 Rochester 27 32 .458 41h Peninsula 24 33 .421 61h Wednesday~s Results Lou i.svllle 9 Richmond 2 Charleston 3 Rochester 0 Tidewater .4 Syracuse 3 (13 innings) Toledo 2 -Peninsula 0 (1st game. 7 innings) Pen insula 7 Toledo 3 (2nd game. 7 Innings) 1•12 ALL DAY FRIDAY. Transfers 6 Lovelies Craig Swan, who picked up his 16th victory in 17 games as he out-dueled, but just barely, Temple's Ed Molush. Swan , a strong right-hander, struck out12 and did not issue a walk as he moved his team into the favored position in the series. Southern California ad- Roger Weaver entertalmia recently at their hllme ilt ·, Syracuse for the belated silver anniversary of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W04ver, also of Syracuse; Attending were the above and their other son, Phil, and . the Weavers' Jesse Frazier, Elva Frazier daughter and her family, Mr. to Maxine A. Hobbs, J.ot 3, and Mrs. Roy Van Meter, Salem-Martinsburg. Becky .and Melanie, of Racine. · Great Bend Com. Asso. to Another daughter, Susan; who Florence C. Wilson, .75 A., .100 resides in Florida, could not A. lot, Pomeroy. attend. A·beautiful cake and a Thomas H. Crow, Josephine . family Bible were presented to . Crow to Grow's Steak House, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver by their Inc., Lots, Pomeroy . four c hiidren. · · ., ···I Thomas F . Turner to Thomas E. Turner, Parcel, Bearded Lovellne11s Columbia . Among members of In· Irene Cross, Harry M. Cross to Lenore S. Slack, 100 Acre dia's Toda tribe, the crowning feature of a woman's Lot, 1.15 Acre, Middleport. loveliness is the hair on her . Jesse M. Sloan, Ernestine E. face . The more facial hair, Sloan to Charles 0 . Sloan , lot. the more attractive the worn· ill 41.25 Acres, Bedford . an by their standards. • Samuel Lewis, Faye Lewis to General Telephone Co., Ease., ,Scipio. Alfred W. Schroath, dec. to Maxine A. Hobbs, Harvey Virginia K. Schroath, · Union Hobbs to Jimmie L. Hobbs, National Bank of Clarksburg, Parcel, Martinsburg. Trus ., Cert. for Trans., Fred W. Crow, Jr., Trus. to Orange. Clarence J. Struble , Alice A. Mary W. Heines, dec. to Eva Struble, River Bank front Lots L. Robson, Cert. for trans., 31- 32, 33, Pomeroy,. · Victor S. Hysell, Mary M. Pomeroy. Ronald Hart, Hilda Hart to t Hysell to Jerry Eugene Fields, John Philip Pickens, Samantha Barbara Lynn Fields, 100 Acre Pickens, Parcels, Lebanon. Lot 303, Pomeroy. I Property P.rt OMAHA, Neb. (UPI ) - The Arizona State Sun Devils, the .winningest team in the nation this year with a record of 64-4, •could nail the NCAA College Baseball World Series championship with a victory tonight over the defending champion Southern California Trojans. Those two teams are the only ones remaining from eight which came here lor the double ehmlnatt on tournament to decide the. national title holder. If Southern California wins tonight, the two teams would meet Friday night to determine the championship. The Sun Devils won their fourth game in the 26th annual playoffs Wednesday night, 1-0, behind the two-hit pitching of PARENTS HONORED , SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mre:1 . ., , . ~ �• • • • ' • ,. 1- The Daii)'Sentlnei, Mlddl~pt~rL-Pumeroy,O., June!~, 19'72 . • 1,25.0 Select ·Girls to Participate in State Meeting • • ., Seven Meigs County glt~ High &hool; and Judi - Ann welfare of the city, courily, proximately 50 girls will make some clvi~ leaders in their determine the1r party's can• will join appro1imately 1,250 Roberts of Racine, a student at slate and nation. up the population of eac~ city communities and others active didates at the city, county and Cbilrlene H;;jlicb 992-5292 others from over the slate Southern High School. Eachglrlisassignedaparty, withacitygovernmentadvisor in government, holdin& elec- state cau~a . To highligtit Saturday at Capital UnlverEmphasis of Buckeye Girls' either a Nationalist or and a counselor. Ills here that live or appointive offices in city government, on Monday sity, Columbus, for the 26th State is to educate the young Federaiist i to one of the 25 . the government functi<lning local, county and state levels. evening, Miss Olive H. Hustort, Annual Session of Buckeye women attending in lhf duties, clUes which are named for begins and is cari'led out to · Saturday afternoon, an fotrner mayor of Xenia, ilnd Girls' State, a "government • in privileges, rights and famous Ohio-born women ; and each citiZen's participation in orientation and discussion of member, Ohio Women's - action" workshop. responsibilities of American one of the five counties which county and state government political party organization Division Advisory Council, will Going from here will be citizenship; to giye them in a are named for Past Depart- · activities which are guided by will be offered, and ··that be the guest speaker. Ba.rbara Jo Archer and Beth realistic manner an op- ment Presidents of the Ohio numerous staff members. evening the formal opening The Inaugural Banquet and Fultz of Middleport; Susanna portunity to learn the problems American Legion Auxiliary. These are well qualified and will feature Lt. Governor John Inaug~~~:ation ~rernonies will Card, Edith Ann Mees; Patti of government with special The counties this year \viU be high caliber women ·- some W. Brown as the keynote feature The Honorable C. MASON - The Rev· and Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Ann Well and Heidi Denise emphasis upon the contribulion Ailstock, Demarest, Nimon, highly trained in their field, speaker. William O'Neill, Chief Justice Mn. Park~r Hinzman were Reuben S.tewart, Misses Ruth MUhoan, Pomeroy,allofMeigs · women can make to the Palmer and &hmelzl!r. Ap· On Sunday, the citizens will of the Supreme Court giving honored with a soc(jll hour at and Elizabeth Mcintosh, Mr. r-=~~-~'''''' '"i'"''';,, , , , , ,",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,;,",,, , ,;,,,., , ;, , ,~. Indoors~~a:f~~~7~~~~~::~ Muon United Methodist and Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mrs. Church on Monday evening; He Gladys Thomas, Mrs. Ralph has been assigned to West Ross, Mrs. June VanMatre, .will deliv~r the main address, Moreland ·United Methodist Mrs. Landon Smith, Mr. and T #nl'1 ~ W I. ~' I l:; The picnic meeting of Chapter 2. and making remarks wtll. be Chitrch in Huntington. . Mrs. Ray Proffitt Mlss Nancy flU Jtj . ;$ ·· :;~ Friendly Cir~le moved indoors A short business meeting dignitaries of the Ohio A floral arrangement of Proffitt, Mrs. Mable casto, $_: R\' (;h;tril•llt' 1/rw(lit:h ;~ Tuesday night to the social was conducted · by Miss American Legion Auxiliary, roses and greenery centered Miss Lena Gibbs, Mrs. Dorothy '· • · : ;:· room of Trinity Church due to Elizabeth Fick, president. The The American Legion anll the Installation of officers by the dining table. Refreshments CartwrighJ, Mrs. John Chattill] Mrs . Charles Kessinger, th,e rain eadier in the day. circiewiliagaintakeordersfor Forty and Eight. Take note of this correction !In last week's column we gave a of punch and cookies were · Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. Eighth District president, 'The food and fellowship were handmade New England Friday morning, Honorable ·l!ll J rved. Jeorge Carson, Mr. and Mrs. American L!Jgion Auxiliary, recipe for a "Sock II to Me Cake" provided by Mrs. Ava Gilkey. enjoyed by 14 members and baskets made of ash, a hard, Alba ·L. Whiteside, J~e. loth ·The Rev. Bill DeMoss, pastor Dallas Walker, Mrs. Charles highlighted a meeting of the The recipe should have called for one stick of softened oleo in· guests, Miss .Joy Kautz and elastic wood . Pie baskets, District Court of Appeals, and f New Haven United Yeager, Mrs. J~seph Lish, Mr. Mrs. Harvey WhiUatch. Mrs. picnic hampers, shopping and Honorable Bruce Jenkins, stead of two .If you clipped it, please make I he change. Methodlll Church, presented Eddie Perry, Mr . and Mrs. Auxiliary of Lewis Manley Pearl Mora gave table grace. many others will be available-. Judge, Franklin County Post 363 Tuesday night at the to Rev· Hinzman a gift from Don Foglesong, Mrs. Margaret home of Mrs. Arnold Richards. Mrs. Carl Kautz presented a Plans were cot'npleted for two Municipal Court, will present a EVER WONDER ABOUT that darkness around bones of the Mason Parish in ap- Pickens, Reverend Bill . Installed were Mrs. Allen cooked poultry? Then wonder no more, says Jenny Sheets, ex- · program of inspirational other circle projects. There program on the Ohio court predation of the work he has DeMoss and the honorees . Hampton, president; Mrs . tension agent, for here's the answer. The darkness is an in- poems on the philosophy of will be no meeting in July. · system. The status of women in done as cO-<lrdinator of the living by Helen Steiner Rice. government will be the topic of Naomi Bentley, first vice dication of a very young, tender bird. Pariah the past three years. A president; Mrs . Campbell Jenny explains that broiler-fryers are now brought to market Mrs. Kautz read the scripture ,::r r · -r --ro-W'''I."'"'"'-~:;·:~ discussion Friday evening silver tray was presented from when Miss Martha Wheeler, Harper, second vice president ; in about ?to lOweeks.Becausethe birds are raised quickly, their from Songs ' o! Solomon, :~~ the Ma110n United Methodist n.-'QI (TM :;~ Superintendent, Ohio Refor~rs . Richards, secretary; bones have not matured and they're very aoft and porous. When Church to the departing I 6·' 'j r' ;~~ matory for Women, Honorable Mrs . William Smith , the poultry is cooked sometimes the pigments from the marrow pastoral couple, and two · I_Y !:!: · :~ Mildred I. Myers, Ji'ormer treasurer; Mrs. Con Young , of the soft bones seep through ""d cause the meat next to the liturgical stoles were historian ; Mrs . Sherman bones to become dark. This is in no way harmful and is really just presented to Rev. Hinzman. Butler, sergeant at arms; Mrs. a sign of a young tender bird. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. :S ·lj and Honorable Ethel G. Nellie Winston , chaplain. Lester :lA!rkle, Mrs. Matilda Swanbeck, Representative, Mrs . . Virginia DeLegal RE(!ATTA ice cream social, will TONIGHT AT 8 p.m. at the Columbus "Bnd Southern Ohio Noble, Mrs. Clarence Bater, appear on the program. presided at the meeting which Electric Co. the third of four.food preservation seminars iv!U be Friday, Saturday; beginning 11 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harless, 14Mr. and . Mrs. Wilbur Parker The climax of the week is the opened in ritualistic form. Mrs. • Mrs. Ruby Jones, Miss Eva held by the Meigs County Extension Service. In addition to the and son, Ed, hosted a family a.m. St. Paul Lutheran C!urch last Saturday evening, when ~~some Rubs Off" was the Richards gave a report on the Lieving, Mrs. Adlai Lievltig, demonstration on proper canning methods, there will be in- gathering at their country fellowship hall. Sandwiches, Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, theme of the program summer convention held at salad, cake, pie also.lce cream presented by Mrs. Karyn Davis Lancaster. Ten members paid struction on freezing . This meeting is open to the public and no home near Sumner Sunday. by quart can be reserved by Director, Institute of In · fee is charged. Numerous bulletins will be available and a device A potluck dinner was held at tematlonai Studies, Bradley . at a recent meeting of the dues, and the treasurer's calling 992-2010 or 992-2688. for checking pressure cooker gauges will be available. noon and the afternoon was 1 Univ~rs i ty and former Women's Society of Christian report was presented by ~rs . SHADE River Lodge 453 spent visiting and taking Minister of Finance of the Service of the Enterprise Smith. Mrs. Young reported on F&AM special meeting FRUIT GELET AN desserts always seem so right for the pictures. Attending were Mr. United Methodist Church held the Poppy Day fund . Saturday, 8 p.m. Work ·will be Hungarian Republic, elec· and Mrs. Bradley Wiens, warm days of summer. In this month's Extension bulletin there Adiscussion was held on flag rr n..,'0 '"at the home of Mrs. . carol performed in Master Mason trifles his listeners to an 1 Toledo ; Mr. ·and Mrs. Dave Is a recipe for Sunshine Fruit-cream Mold which serves six, Is rr 1 r; • 0 , iZmohUnger . etiquette by the group and Degree. All Master Masons are awareness of the blessings, Staneart, Steven , Jeff and security and privileges of Purpose of the program as following the retirement of the low in calories, and sounds good, although we, as yet, haven't Trisha, Jerry City, Ohio; Mr. invited. United Stales citizenship. "Higher Education on the explained by Mrs. Davis was to colors, Mrs. Richards served a tried it. SIDlsblne Fruit-Cream Mold and Mrs. Leslie Fri and Chuck, Campus" was the theme of the show that how we live and what dessert course. Mrs. Richards program presented by Mrs. we say effects our children. It will present the program at the 1 package (small) gelalln McArthur; Charles Staneart, 1 cup boiling water Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert . Everett Thomas at a meeting was. pointed out the children July meeting. Attending Tuellday night of the United are Imitators, doing what they besides those named was Mrs. Pineapple liquid with water added to make one cup Parker. Syracuse; Willis Methodist Women of the see and hear. l'.i cup process cheddar cheese, coarsely shredded Parker , Russell , Rodney, John James. Pomeroy United Methodist 20 ounce can pineapple chunks, drained Timmy and Debbie, ParkersMrs. Martha Husted gave the Church. call to worship and Mrs. ! cup seedless, halved grapes burg, W. Va. · DAUGHTER BORN Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth Bernice Evans read the cup whipping cream (for calorie reduction use one-third PM~ . ~ndl M~sA Ho';';rd Mr. and Mrs. Curtis F. cup 1'.i presided at .the session which scripture . The program topic evaporated milk) ar er, pn an aron, ng opened with a prayer for sick was developed by dividing into Riffle, former Sharon Holter of . t stir . ine li 'd d Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dlsso1vege1aIJn in boiling wa er; ut P app1e qut an ' Parker Kelly and Bobby members. Mrs. H. B. Kellmer small groups for discussion . B~shan, of Middleport are water. Chill until thick but not set. Fold in cheese, pineapple Marlett~ · Mrs Harry Guthrie' of Denver, Colo., mother of Mrs. Don Hunnel presided at announcing the arrival of their chunks, grapes, mix gently . Whip cream. Fold into gelatin eoolvUle: Mrs·. Joseph Poole' Mrs. Robert Card, was the business meeting. which first child , a daughter, born at ' welcomed. A report was given opened with group singing of the Pleasant Valley Hospital on mixture. Pour into a I'!' quart mold or six individual molds. Chill son will' San Antonio Texas: . on the work.shop held at the several hymns. Roll call was June I. The eight pound, nine uritU set. Ullll_lold on lettuce. Garnish with small grape clusters Mr.' and Mrs. James ~rpente; ~. •1 .and aon, Jay,, CoOlville,' and Middleport Church on April ?:/. ~nswere~ wi\h the name of a ounce infant has been named and mtnt spngs. ' ' Greta Lynn. Paternal grandMr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, I! ''was atfended by Mrs . favorite ice cream. Mrs. DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB, a medical columnist, says there . Rutland. Wildermuth, Mrs. v. D. Ed- Hunnel anno~ed that new parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter, Bashan, and the is really no trick to losing weight. In fact he says the basic secret wards, Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. officers will be elected In paternal grandparents are Mr. for losing weight is very simple: just eat fewer calories than you Robert Warner. September but will not take and Mrs. Earl Riffle of Point use. A school of missions was office until January. He compares weight to a checking account. If you put more announced for July '1·9 at Mrs. Agnes Weeks read a Pleasant, W. Va. Maternal PICNIC PLANNED great grandparents are Mr. Westerville with Mrs. Warner letter thanking the group for money in the account than you take out, the balance will grow. Annual picnic of the Mid· to attend. Mlsa Lydia Ebers- cancelled stamps which are and Mrs. Worley Davis of The same thing IS true of food. H you eat more calories than you dleport First Baptist daily bach was reported a patient at used for a missionary project. Dexter, and the paternal great use, they are deposited as fat. vacation Bible school will be Veterans Memorial Hospital, The group voted to make a • grandfather is Ellzah ConSo, you see, all you have to do is cut aown on what you eat. No held Friday at the Middleport Where.Shoes Are Sensibly Priced! and Mrs. Norma Goodwin and contribution to a girls softball nolly of Point Pleasant, W. Va. trick at all, he says. Ha! • CommunityPark,ll :30a.m. to MIDDLEPORT, 0. Miss NeUe Bing was reported team. Miss Elizabeth Davis I p.m. recup~ ratlng from illness . had the closing prayer. A Perfect Match Twenty-one sick visits were Refreshments were served to DIRECTORS MEET made during the month . those named and Mrs. Agnes · Innocence and femininity Library Directors of the Ohio Is the look of the new long Prayer by Mrs. Warner closed Dixon, Miss Freda Leiving, the meeting . Mrs. Wildermuth Mrs . Beulah Utterback, Mrs. Valley Area Libraries on June sleeved sUk blouses wllh with Miss Bing as a con- Jennls Warth, and Mrs. Dor· 8 at the OVAL headquarters in Peter Pan collars. A perfect Wellston self-evaluated their match for the return of the tributing hostess served a delia Bentz. current project granted by the jumper dress. dessert course. The table was State Library that will concentered with an arrangement 5 clude on the 30th of June and a of roses from the garden of IN VIRGINIA proposed project that would Mrs. Dwight Parker. Mrs. Ethel Hugbes is in REGISTRATION TIME commence on · July 1. Jerry Springfield, Va. visiting her Registration for swimming Grim, director of OVAL, led son-in-law and daughter, Mr. lessons at the Royal Oak Park the evaluation session. and Mrs. Chester Owens. will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. until nooo, at the concession stand at the swimming VACATION IN SOUTH Mark Miller and Jim Betz, area. Classes will begin Monday. 1972 graduates of Meigs High Courses offered are beginner 4, . To &hool, have spent the past two 9 to 9:45a.m.; beginner 3, 9:45 weeks vacationing iii Florida . Highlights of their ·trip in- to 10:30; beginner 2, 10:30 to cluded visits to Marineiand, II : 15 and beginner I, II : 15 Cyprus Gardens, Disneyworld until noon. The senior life Over 20 Colors MENS and Key West. The two also saving course will be given took an air boat tide. They are from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost of the DRESS & WORK Complete Une both employed at Veterans beginner ciaS!Jes is -$4 and the Of cost of the life saving course is NNING GIFTS FROM GOESSLER'S Memo~ial Hospital. $6. - ,,b . \' Pastora? Couple is Honored on Monday Unit Officers A re 1nS -d ... Circle PiCnic Moved 'f. 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'25.88 M-30 . 19 "ilh "' wi+hout wo r": 1POUNDCAN JFOI $100 Pt. Pleasant Store On~ BUBBLE LAMPS "100 HECK'S REG. 5l.l9 Pl Pleasant Store 911~ MELMACSETS -!11,..• • ortill co,.blftolic>ft..,,. Mt+-• 4i"Mrworo .• .!l!o loonou\ 'l ibbJ blond . 26 PIICI SlY $9e88 �• • • • ' • ,. 1- The Daii)'Sentlnei, Mlddl~pt~rL-Pumeroy,O., June!~, 19'72 . • 1,25.0 Select ·Girls to Participate in State Meeting • • ., Seven Meigs County glt~ High &hool; and Judi - Ann welfare of the city, courily, proximately 50 girls will make some clvi~ leaders in their determine the1r party's can• will join appro1imately 1,250 Roberts of Racine, a student at slate and nation. up the population of eac~ city communities and others active didates at the city, county and Cbilrlene H;;jlicb 992-5292 others from over the slate Southern High School. Eachglrlisassignedaparty, withacitygovernmentadvisor in government, holdin& elec- state cau~a . To highligtit Saturday at Capital UnlverEmphasis of Buckeye Girls' either a Nationalist or and a counselor. Ills here that live or appointive offices in city government, on Monday sity, Columbus, for the 26th State is to educate the young Federaiist i to one of the 25 . the government functi<lning local, county and state levels. evening, Miss Olive H. Hustort, Annual Session of Buckeye women attending in lhf duties, clUes which are named for begins and is cari'led out to · Saturday afternoon, an fotrner mayor of Xenia, ilnd Girls' State, a "government • in privileges, rights and famous Ohio-born women ; and each citiZen's participation in orientation and discussion of member, Ohio Women's - action" workshop. responsibilities of American one of the five counties which county and state government political party organization Division Advisory Council, will Going from here will be citizenship; to giye them in a are named for Past Depart- · activities which are guided by will be offered, and ··that be the guest speaker. Ba.rbara Jo Archer and Beth realistic manner an op- ment Presidents of the Ohio numerous staff members. evening the formal opening The Inaugural Banquet and Fultz of Middleport; Susanna portunity to learn the problems American Legion Auxiliary. These are well qualified and will feature Lt. Governor John Inaug~~~:ation ~rernonies will Card, Edith Ann Mees; Patti of government with special The counties this year \viU be high caliber women ·- some W. Brown as the keynote feature The Honorable C. MASON - The Rev· and Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Ann Well and Heidi Denise emphasis upon the contribulion Ailstock, Demarest, Nimon, highly trained in their field, speaker. William O'Neill, Chief Justice Mn. Park~r Hinzman were Reuben S.tewart, Misses Ruth MUhoan, Pomeroy,allofMeigs · women can make to the Palmer and &hmelzl!r. Ap· On Sunday, the citizens will of the Supreme Court giving honored with a soc(jll hour at and Elizabeth Mcintosh, Mr. r-=~~-~'''''' '"i'"''';,, , , , , ,",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,;,",,, , ,;,,,., , ;, , ,~. Indoors~~a:f~~~7~~~~~::~ Muon United Methodist and Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mrs. Church on Monday evening; He Gladys Thomas, Mrs. Ralph has been assigned to West Ross, Mrs. June VanMatre, .will deliv~r the main address, Moreland ·United Methodist Mrs. Landon Smith, Mr. and T #nl'1 ~ W I. ~' I l:; The picnic meeting of Chapter 2. and making remarks wtll. be Chitrch in Huntington. . Mrs. Ray Proffitt Mlss Nancy flU Jtj . ;$ ·· :;~ Friendly Cir~le moved indoors A short business meeting dignitaries of the Ohio A floral arrangement of Proffitt, Mrs. Mable casto, $_: R\' (;h;tril•llt' 1/rw(lit:h ;~ Tuesday night to the social was conducted · by Miss American Legion Auxiliary, roses and greenery centered Miss Lena Gibbs, Mrs. Dorothy '· • · : ;:· room of Trinity Church due to Elizabeth Fick, president. The The American Legion anll the Installation of officers by the dining table. Refreshments CartwrighJ, Mrs. John Chattill] Mrs . Charles Kessinger, th,e rain eadier in the day. circiewiliagaintakeordersfor Forty and Eight. Take note of this correction !In last week's column we gave a of punch and cookies were · Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. Eighth District president, 'The food and fellowship were handmade New England Friday morning, Honorable ·l!ll J rved. Jeorge Carson, Mr. and Mrs. American L!Jgion Auxiliary, recipe for a "Sock II to Me Cake" provided by Mrs. Ava Gilkey. enjoyed by 14 members and baskets made of ash, a hard, Alba ·L. Whiteside, J~e. loth ·The Rev. Bill DeMoss, pastor Dallas Walker, Mrs. Charles highlighted a meeting of the The recipe should have called for one stick of softened oleo in· guests, Miss .Joy Kautz and elastic wood . Pie baskets, District Court of Appeals, and f New Haven United Yeager, Mrs. J~seph Lish, Mr. Mrs. Harvey WhiUatch. Mrs. picnic hampers, shopping and Honorable Bruce Jenkins, stead of two .If you clipped it, please make I he change. Methodlll Church, presented Eddie Perry, Mr . and Mrs. Auxiliary of Lewis Manley Pearl Mora gave table grace. many others will be available-. Judge, Franklin County Post 363 Tuesday night at the to Rev· Hinzman a gift from Don Foglesong, Mrs. Margaret home of Mrs. Arnold Richards. Mrs. Carl Kautz presented a Plans were cot'npleted for two Municipal Court, will present a EVER WONDER ABOUT that darkness around bones of the Mason Parish in ap- Pickens, Reverend Bill . Installed were Mrs. Allen cooked poultry? Then wonder no more, says Jenny Sheets, ex- · program of inspirational other circle projects. There program on the Ohio court predation of the work he has DeMoss and the honorees . Hampton, president; Mrs . tension agent, for here's the answer. The darkness is an in- poems on the philosophy of will be no meeting in July. · system. The status of women in done as cO-<lrdinator of the living by Helen Steiner Rice. government will be the topic of Naomi Bentley, first vice dication of a very young, tender bird. Pariah the past three years. A president; Mrs . Campbell Jenny explains that broiler-fryers are now brought to market Mrs. Kautz read the scripture ,::r r · -r --ro-W'''I."'"'"'-~:;·:~ discussion Friday evening silver tray was presented from when Miss Martha Wheeler, Harper, second vice president ; in about ?to lOweeks.Becausethe birds are raised quickly, their from Songs ' o! Solomon, :~~ the Ma110n United Methodist n.-'QI (TM :;~ Superintendent, Ohio Refor~rs . Richards, secretary; bones have not matured and they're very aoft and porous. When Church to the departing I 6·' 'j r' ;~~ matory for Women, Honorable Mrs . William Smith , the poultry is cooked sometimes the pigments from the marrow pastoral couple, and two · I_Y !:!: · :~ Mildred I. Myers, Ji'ormer treasurer; Mrs. Con Young , of the soft bones seep through ""d cause the meat next to the liturgical stoles were historian ; Mrs . Sherman bones to become dark. This is in no way harmful and is really just presented to Rev. Hinzman. Butler, sergeant at arms; Mrs. a sign of a young tender bird. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. :S ·lj and Honorable Ethel G. Nellie Winston , chaplain. Lester :lA!rkle, Mrs. Matilda Swanbeck, Representative, Mrs . . Virginia DeLegal RE(!ATTA ice cream social, will TONIGHT AT 8 p.m. at the Columbus "Bnd Southern Ohio Noble, Mrs. Clarence Bater, appear on the program. presided at the meeting which Electric Co. the third of four.food preservation seminars iv!U be Friday, Saturday; beginning 11 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harless, 14Mr. and . Mrs. Wilbur Parker The climax of the week is the opened in ritualistic form. Mrs. • Mrs. Ruby Jones, Miss Eva held by the Meigs County Extension Service. In addition to the and son, Ed, hosted a family a.m. St. Paul Lutheran C!urch last Saturday evening, when ~~some Rubs Off" was the Richards gave a report on the Lieving, Mrs. Adlai Lievltig, demonstration on proper canning methods, there will be in- gathering at their country fellowship hall. Sandwiches, Dr. Nicholas Nyaradi, theme of the program summer convention held at salad, cake, pie also.lce cream presented by Mrs. Karyn Davis Lancaster. Ten members paid struction on freezing . This meeting is open to the public and no home near Sumner Sunday. by quart can be reserved by Director, Institute of In · fee is charged. Numerous bulletins will be available and a device A potluck dinner was held at tematlonai Studies, Bradley . at a recent meeting of the dues, and the treasurer's calling 992-2010 or 992-2688. for checking pressure cooker gauges will be available. noon and the afternoon was 1 Univ~rs i ty and former Women's Society of Christian report was presented by ~rs . SHADE River Lodge 453 spent visiting and taking Minister of Finance of the Service of the Enterprise Smith. Mrs. Young reported on F&AM special meeting FRUIT GELET AN desserts always seem so right for the pictures. Attending were Mr. United Methodist Church held the Poppy Day fund . Saturday, 8 p.m. Work ·will be Hungarian Republic, elec· and Mrs. Bradley Wiens, warm days of summer. In this month's Extension bulletin there Adiscussion was held on flag rr n..,'0 '"at the home of Mrs. . carol performed in Master Mason trifles his listeners to an 1 Toledo ; Mr. ·and Mrs. Dave Is a recipe for Sunshine Fruit-cream Mold which serves six, Is rr 1 r; • 0 , iZmohUnger . etiquette by the group and Degree. All Master Masons are awareness of the blessings, Staneart, Steven , Jeff and security and privileges of Purpose of the program as following the retirement of the low in calories, and sounds good, although we, as yet, haven't Trisha, Jerry City, Ohio; Mr. invited. United Stales citizenship. "Higher Education on the explained by Mrs. Davis was to colors, Mrs. Richards served a tried it. SIDlsblne Fruit-Cream Mold and Mrs. Leslie Fri and Chuck, Campus" was the theme of the show that how we live and what dessert course. Mrs. Richards program presented by Mrs. we say effects our children. It will present the program at the 1 package (small) gelalln McArthur; Charles Staneart, 1 cup boiling water Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert . Everett Thomas at a meeting was. pointed out the children July meeting. Attending Tuellday night of the United are Imitators, doing what they besides those named was Mrs. Pineapple liquid with water added to make one cup Parker. Syracuse; Willis Methodist Women of the see and hear. l'.i cup process cheddar cheese, coarsely shredded Parker , Russell , Rodney, John James. Pomeroy United Methodist 20 ounce can pineapple chunks, drained Timmy and Debbie, ParkersMrs. Martha Husted gave the Church. call to worship and Mrs. ! cup seedless, halved grapes burg, W. Va. · DAUGHTER BORN Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth Bernice Evans read the cup whipping cream (for calorie reduction use one-third PM~ . ~ndl M~sA Ho';';rd Mr. and Mrs. Curtis F. cup 1'.i presided at .the session which scripture . The program topic evaporated milk) ar er, pn an aron, ng opened with a prayer for sick was developed by dividing into Riffle, former Sharon Holter of . t stir . ine li 'd d Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dlsso1vege1aIJn in boiling wa er; ut P app1e qut an ' Parker Kelly and Bobby members. Mrs. H. B. Kellmer small groups for discussion . B~shan, of Middleport are water. Chill until thick but not set. Fold in cheese, pineapple Marlett~ · Mrs Harry Guthrie' of Denver, Colo., mother of Mrs. Don Hunnel presided at announcing the arrival of their chunks, grapes, mix gently . Whip cream. Fold into gelatin eoolvUle: Mrs·. Joseph Poole' Mrs. Robert Card, was the business meeting. which first child , a daughter, born at ' welcomed. A report was given opened with group singing of the Pleasant Valley Hospital on mixture. Pour into a I'!' quart mold or six individual molds. Chill son will' San Antonio Texas: . on the work.shop held at the several hymns. Roll call was June I. The eight pound, nine uritU set. Ullll_lold on lettuce. Garnish with small grape clusters Mr.' and Mrs. James ~rpente; ~. •1 .and aon, Jay,, CoOlville,' and Middleport Church on April ?:/. ~nswere~ wi\h the name of a ounce infant has been named and mtnt spngs. ' ' Greta Lynn. Paternal grandMr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, I! ''was atfended by Mrs . favorite ice cream. Mrs. DR. LA WHENCE E. LAMB, a medical columnist, says there . Rutland. Wildermuth, Mrs. v. D. Ed- Hunnel anno~ed that new parents are Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Holter, Bashan, and the is really no trick to losing weight. In fact he says the basic secret wards, Mrs. Thomas, and Mrs. officers will be elected In paternal grandparents are Mr. for losing weight is very simple: just eat fewer calories than you Robert Warner. September but will not take and Mrs. Earl Riffle of Point use. A school of missions was office until January. He compares weight to a checking account. If you put more announced for July '1·9 at Mrs. Agnes Weeks read a Pleasant, W. Va. Maternal PICNIC PLANNED great grandparents are Mr. Westerville with Mrs. Warner letter thanking the group for money in the account than you take out, the balance will grow. Annual picnic of the Mid· to attend. Mlsa Lydia Ebers- cancelled stamps which are and Mrs. Worley Davis of The same thing IS true of food. H you eat more calories than you dleport First Baptist daily bach was reported a patient at used for a missionary project. Dexter, and the paternal great use, they are deposited as fat. vacation Bible school will be Veterans Memorial Hospital, The group voted to make a • grandfather is Ellzah ConSo, you see, all you have to do is cut aown on what you eat. No held Friday at the Middleport Where.Shoes Are Sensibly Priced! and Mrs. Norma Goodwin and contribution to a girls softball nolly of Point Pleasant, W. Va. trick at all, he says. Ha! • CommunityPark,ll :30a.m. to MIDDLEPORT, 0. Miss NeUe Bing was reported team. Miss Elizabeth Davis I p.m. recup~ ratlng from illness . had the closing prayer. A Perfect Match Twenty-one sick visits were Refreshments were served to DIRECTORS MEET made during the month . those named and Mrs. Agnes · Innocence and femininity Library Directors of the Ohio Is the look of the new long Prayer by Mrs. Warner closed Dixon, Miss Freda Leiving, the meeting . Mrs. Wildermuth Mrs . Beulah Utterback, Mrs. Valley Area Libraries on June sleeved sUk blouses wllh with Miss Bing as a con- Jennls Warth, and Mrs. Dor· 8 at the OVAL headquarters in Peter Pan collars. A perfect Wellston self-evaluated their match for the return of the tributing hostess served a delia Bentz. current project granted by the jumper dress. dessert course. The table was State Library that will concentered with an arrangement 5 clude on the 30th of June and a of roses from the garden of IN VIRGINIA proposed project that would Mrs. Dwight Parker. Mrs. Ethel Hugbes is in REGISTRATION TIME commence on · July 1. Jerry Springfield, Va. visiting her Registration for swimming Grim, director of OVAL, led son-in-law and daughter, Mr. lessons at the Royal Oak Park the evaluation session. and Mrs. Chester Owens. will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. until nooo, at the concession stand at the swimming VACATION IN SOUTH Mark Miller and Jim Betz, area. Classes will begin Monday. 1972 graduates of Meigs High Courses offered are beginner 4, . To &hool, have spent the past two 9 to 9:45a.m.; beginner 3, 9:45 weeks vacationing iii Florida . Highlights of their ·trip in- to 10:30; beginner 2, 10:30 to cluded visits to Marineiand, II : 15 and beginner I, II : 15 Cyprus Gardens, Disneyworld until noon. The senior life Over 20 Colors MENS and Key West. The two also saving course will be given took an air boat tide. They are from 6 to 8 p.m. Cost of the DRESS & WORK Complete Une both employed at Veterans beginner ciaS!Jes is -$4 and the Of cost of the life saving course is NNING GIFTS FROM GOESSLER'S Memo~ial Hospital. $6. - ,,b . \' Pastora? Couple is Honored on Monday Unit Officers A re 1nS -d ... Circle PiCnic Moved 'f. 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Men's Sandals SUMMER PJ's ' . .,.,, r' RACING OIL $350 • $391 $895 , QUAKER STATE Bv Sanav McGee . 8 H.P. Bri gg~ &. Str atton Eng ine. 3-Spetd Diff ereotio l oo Reor Axle . Sing le Lever Hytomotic I ~~~::;:.Stoller , HliC:~IS REG. $<UI.88 JEWiliY fJE/11. 79 ' IIWEliY IIEPT. • oir·cushioned soH rubber eorpoth 8· 16 ohms imp~d· once pe r phone • l requ~ncy response : 20-18,000Ht • for use with ster~o ~nih I individuol volume (Qn trol on eoch HECK'S REG. $3.77 Drs Shoes BERMUDA SHORTS tri m. Nt w tnoney ca rr ie r o nd credit card cas+t. Eoch wo ll+tt ho1: 3 ca rd pO(kets , 8 cred it (a rd pictute wlndcw s, ond a s.pa ra ft full sized currencr comportment. HICK'S REG. HECK'S REG. $89.88-- l 0-g al. ste el co ntain e r . Avoc ad o wi t h woo d gr oin a nd blo ck trim Moto r develops 1 H.P, Sing le stage blower . Con be used in basements, houses, gara ges, l eave~. etc. tom . Avai lable in assortment of colors and UATHER WALLETS 10.95 • 15.95 Knit Pants ELECTRIC START RIDING MOWER SHOPVAC 14 club bag featuri ng a Io rge side locker pocket with two zipper openings for cloth ing, boll s and a ccesso r ies, sco re co rd pouch. Guaranteed sling, and molded bot- A special volue on the BIG ONESl Your • • WALTON GOLF BAG HECK'S REG. $12.97 j .....,! • ORLON SOCKS AUTO-COOL with WHILE OUAIITITIES lAST CAMERA KIT •• • $2.98 - - - - - - Here's to that best man - Dad. And here is where you'll find that "just right" BY gift. Selection · is super and in price ranges to fit all budgets. JEWEll Y DEPT. ''I SHIRTS only $49.95 HECK' S REG. $49 .88 SUN.D Af JUNE18 SPINCAST REEL !'• SPORT Room Air Conditioner CAMERA AGFA t • 5.95 PH ILea·S~per Power HUFFY PRICES IN EFFECT .THRU ZEICO 33 America '1 most po pular fis hing reel. Known the world over ot the finest reel of ih type . With li ne. DRESS SHIRTS & . TIE SETS spe~lal COLOR PAll Maintains . Iorge food storage capaci ty, incorporates de luxe featu res of e ~e.tro large cooler. Assorted Styles and a TRANSISTOR Watch a CALENDAR Watch! ~tert o B lO P< f>l"' o bo.>ul of AM -fM rod<o Plo1 tl o~ oodtnar, tlo,hlu~ht OOrtr< ott or plu~ ol u11 0 an, <Mv• noonl 11() o<>lt A( ou•lo +. Au!omo+. c top. f> 'O(I •um <~onqing o~d lo(l ~ ted pro9 ro m ondo<o lo• AC power cord ;1 (O~ '"•ned on '"'"."'"""' •toro qe .;omportrrenr a t bad of uno! 16 POLAROID ,, .. modeh t~• ooone 9'1011<1'11, tome lo11 loodon 11 . , 0 .,0 • ''"" ' t ~e opero tiOfl , the 10m! <Dll>•n..,n t loldon9 (Dnllru <l•on , !h~ •omo bo; 3 t, •~ '• inc~ P''"!l. ,O.nd, of count. the fun Qnd t• o +tmen+ ol •n in~ you • <ok>r I""" '"' on +ho t~<>1 • n 11 minuto , your blod. ono '" h•+ o •hoh in 1 ~•+ •e<M<h FIA)H UN IT NOl iN CllJDfO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JUNE 16-17 $151lro $500 , 10;,. 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'25.88 M-30 . 19 "ilh "' wi+hout wo r": 1POUNDCAN JFOI $100 Pt. Pleasant Store On~ BUBBLE LAMPS "100 HECK'S REG. 5l.l9 Pl Pleasant Store 911~ MELMACSETS -!11,..• • ortill co,.blftolic>ft..,,. Mt+-• 4i"Mrworo .• .!l!o loonou\ 'l ibbJ blond . 26 PIICI SlY $9e88 �' .. • { • 8- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-romcroy, 0., June 1~. 1972 Festival Opens July 2nd That~ks Extended PKnic ·Planned Music Theme Highlights Homemaker Spring Event For.Next Month ,. A picnic was planned in July at the Route 33 roadside park by the Past Councilors of Theodorus Council, Daughters of America, recently at the home of Mrs. Don .Rea with Mrs. Ruby J::rb as the hostesl. The Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag opened the meeting. Miss Erna Jesse presided with SErlpture being read by Mril. Henry Reibel. Berthn Martin and Lisa Hendricks were guests at the meeting . Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Carrie Meinhart, Mrs. Mabel. Bearhs, and Lisa Hendricks. Others attending were Mrs. Mabel Wolfe and Mrs. Cora Beegle. GARY L. CUNDIFF Gary L. Cundiff, ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo L. Cundiff of Mason, W. Va., has enlisted in the United States Air Force and will leave June 18 lor l.ackiand Air Force Base in Texas. He Is a 1972 graduate of Wahama High School. * ·------------------------.-, I ~t. · · · I I Of the Bend I ~~.-~ .THIS WEEK'S ARRIV LS AT I ! .l ..' 'NE HAVE JUST \NHAT HE AL\NAYS \NANTED! home with a surprise party honoring Miss Rhoda Hall who recently moved into a mobile home on South Second Ave. Games were played and prizes awarded to the winner. Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner won the door prize. The group presented a gift to Miss Hall. Refreshments were served with decorations carrying out a religious motif. Guests were Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner t Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Wilt, Mrs. Ahn~ Miller, Clif. ford Hayes, and Mrs. Leona Be !zing. Others cont~ibuting on the gift were Mrs. Anna Grim, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, and Mrs. Don Becker. RIGHT DIAL GUARD 1965 Ford ~eli~ """lll ·lhl~ll Ifill ER5I Ml 29~ Wilkinson Bonded BLADES '109 7crz. no more tangles THERAGRAIN - - l Vitamins MEDICATED 111 10 Systlmetie.lly NOXZEMA V.alue wttneu protKtion • Low triilltion ,..... 1.5 OZ. NOW 77~ '595 495 '295 See Emerson Jones. Pearl Ash, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberger, Dick Rawlings. RAWLINGS OPEN UNTIL 8:00 P.M. each evening except Saturday .& Sunday. Hours: '1a.rn. to ;,;..v p:m. Dilly Friday & 1 a . m. t~' Reg. 15.00 Regular Regular • or or Unscented Unscented l~==::t{ 'lli Value $1.19 Value 5 oz. 2 for NORElCO TRIPLEH£1\DER Ill 35T RAZOR 36.75 Value only 79~ $' FOAMY SHAVE UMBRELLAS ~ SELF OPENING 1., Value 1 · ''19~~fValue · · A"FTEirSR~· only Reg. $1.75 '1177 4 oz. 14% oz. gg~ on~ 66~ 1 With 30 FREE ' $3.39 VALUE Only $} 99 ALADDIN 2 Reg. 12" 60's 60's '21" ICED HAl KARATE GILLETTE .. d 25~ pkgt -· KING SIZE- '5.89 VALUE IS YOUR BESfFORM OF CONSUMERPROIECIION. 1. He's got to keep you happy. • 3. He's standanl ~uipment on eve:rynew Dodge we sell. ' BAYER ASPIRIN ZIP PO LIGHTERS · Johnson's ' And the b~st way to sell you Bno.ther Dodae Is to make sure you llke the first one. That's why he's determined to !live you a good deal now and good ser\'lce after the sale. That's not to say he'::t perfect. But when he Isn't, he wanu to know about lt . So he can make it ril}ht. And since he takes a personal interest In building g,ood, long-rerm relarlonships with his customers ... LUNCH KIT ¥ 'Reg. $1.08 • 2. He wants you to come back. 49#1 SINGLE TRAY 200's ONLY To grow In his business, this Dodge Uoy'11 got to keep you satisfied. Not because of any laws . But because he wanrs to. He likes people. A.nd he likes to serve them . He profits by satisfying people. That's why }fe went into this business. l ' !• • HYGIENE IIDDORANT only $299 ALKA·SELT~ER 79c VALUE 12lh oz. Li One @u&ueSEA LEATHER 5 Oz. 7~ STYLER/DRYER Dries and styles hair in mlr\uloiSI 39~ 251s with 350 watts of super drv•ing\ power. . Comb and . brush attach·l ments give hair natural shape fullnes~ Speed drying aru•chrnentl lor fast drying. 17.95 Value ~,... 1 on~ $995 the exCitement of the ••• bltndecl with the letting notet of leather 4oz. Reg. 12.75 AUTHORIZED DEALERS BABY LOTIO.~ R. H. Rawlings .Sons Co. MHI & Second Streets ~ lotion Middleport, 0. \ Reg. 11.29 9at 59~ AMITY · BILLFOLDS Reg. 15.00 ~\ I '2'' ONLY 69C Reg. $1.98 We think you"llllke thl• biQ, strong DodQe that 's been completely re3tyled this year. EspeCially with our 'reat ai r~condltionlng deal on Polara Custom models. See us soon. Get to know us. NORTHERN FOR FATHER'S DAY GIVE HIM f-Wc~UME COLOGNE Reg. 12.00 ONLY '13~ IN ZIPPER TRAVEL CASE on~ $5.50 Value '299 STELLARSONIC PORTABLE RADIO lOO's 4.95 Value Reg. '1.89 · THE NEW FEMNNE Reg. 11.17 1 Baby Shampoo •\ like this Dodgelblarn. Dodge 773-5583 Gift Set , 40 With 8Free FROM-· - 992·2151 OR 992·2152 MIDDLEPORT 49~ 98c 9 Oz. WISPORTS EOUIPMENT ) DEPENDABLE CITY Gold Razor 1 RICHARD RAWLINGS -~~ at $SO ... hurry . 60liners Reg. . Reg. 11.19 •. Gillette Trac II More protection for Baby ... More convenience for you. Sun Dried Skin. 8 Extra Tablets Included in Each Economy Size of Polident e Tablets " Daily diaper liners 1 Value only COOLS J 7 Days Week ' 1 49 Sunburn Paln . Moisturizes i 9 to 10 P.M. Reg. 79' Refund With Coupon Regular or Hard To Hold SUNBURN SPRAY on~ formulltld for: • Hi;h IMI 1nti· $1.0~ jll1'"o uo.,... Reg. 11.39 701.. g~mm\ I . ...,.,~ ..,,~ OPEN ORANGE FLAVORED, 88~ lO's first creme rinse for children! ANTI-PERSPIRANT LOTION CONCENTRATE With $2.00 VALUE ly 59~ =--- ..., !~ ~~.~ . ..., $}50 66~ • .. d the rysys1em congespirin (t-..oble Cold- CREAM 1095 from; prices start - only 5 oz. · Limit 1 BOX a good work car .. . 8 or 10 to choose . Value '1295 1964 Buick 1962 Chevrolet 2.95 1 GILLETIE RESEAR~CHi i Reg. $1.29 4 Oz . The Dodge BoysThink AbQut\'Qu.:: 1966 Plymouth 1966 Chevrolet FROM Reg. $1.00 TOO HOT TO LAST LO Gl 1967 Chevrolet EW ANTI-PERSPIRANT • FATHERS DAY 1 both of Pomeroy; Lynn L. Mallory, Racine, and Robert C. Baker, Syracuse, were named to the from 3,500 to 3.999 group. Named in the 3. to 3.499 group were Richard N. Gillian, Coolville; Terry M. Stethem, Long Bottom; Carl A. Wilson, Pomeroy; Kenneth R. Theiss, Racine; Gary P. Norris, Racine. DEPENDABLE CITY· ' ~·ourth Auxiliary Party Rhoda Hall is Given Surprise ~ . Veterans Enjoy Several Placed On Dean's List t szx· at Conw·nss .A vote of thankll wu exof July cii~b, sack races, a tilrtie race tended to penona who assllted' weekend celebration, the 7th · and the river re~realion · in the Llidies A~ of the annual . River Recreation. fe~tival queen contest at 6(r.m. Festival, will be presented by ·followed by ah ' 'under-the- Rutlalld Volunteer Ftrelilen 1!1 serving the Rutlancl alumni the Gallipolis Chamber of stars" teen dance. · Commerce as a SUiiday's July Fourth activities banquet · when the AuxiliarY program offers an art show commence at 10 a.m. with a met Tuesday night at the sponsored by the French Art huge parade followed by fU"ehouse. Mrs. Marjorie Davis conCo!oQy, a variety musical patriotic ceremonies, a ducted. the meeting during presentation by the Madrigals, chicken barbecue, an air show a Gailia Academy vocal group; featuring aU. S. championship which time plans were a gospel sing and perhaps a team parachute jwnp, and the discUS8ed for the July 4th boat parade. Gallipolis Boat Club's water celelraUon and the assiBtance Monday's program features show. · Evening activities .ir· which the awd.liart II)embers Kids ' Day with a greased pole elude a sec.ond outdoors teen will give. Tbe women will also dance and the . Gallipolis asslsl ihe firemen in taking Firemen's gigantic fireworks ticket donations. oli a $100 bond to be awarded at the display at 10. celelratlon. No meetings will · The entire three-day event will he staged in the Gallipolis be held until September. Mrs. City Park and adjacent Pearl little and Mra. Marilyn Wilcox served refreshments. waterfront area. Veterans at the Southeastern . Ohio Mental Health Center GIVE DAD THE GOLF ll.ASSIC were entertained at a party recently given by the American Legion Auxiliary · with Mrs. Osby Martin, SUNDAY 18th Auxiliary representative, in charge. Games were played with prizes of handkerchiefs, hand · lotion, hair cream, gum, candy bars, stationery, pencils, pens and note pads being given as favors. Sandwiches, soft drinks and cookies were served and each veteran received a nutcup filled with candy provided by the juniors of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. Mrs. Ruth H. Thornton furnished the sandwiches for the party. Accompanying Mra. Martin to Athens for the affair were Tammy Mowery and Cindy Glaze. The next party for the Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced veterans will be held on July MIDDLEPORT, 0. 13. . A special By ALMA MARSHALL victrola records; Mrsl C. E. Grace .'' The group voted to go to PI'. PLEASANT - Music McCulloch; song books and Morgantown and visit West was the theme of Mason sheet music; Mrs. Otis RanCounty Homemakers Spririg dolph, dulcimer, ukulele, sheet VU"ginia University for their · Luncheon "on Tuesday at Point music and song books, and educational tour on July 20. Pleasant Junior High School. Maude Dyke, a copy of the Committee reports were ·very old musical instruments original copy of Dixie Land . given by Mra. Elmer Grueser and sheet music were Agift was presented by Mrs. on Health; Mrs. Dave O'Neal, exhibited. . John Kelsey, chairma~ of afety and Mrs. Leonard or. Beryl Maurer, Family . Spring Lui)Cheon Comnuttee, s·Miller, Citizenship. These Resource Division of Wesl · to Dr. Maurer. Others serving ladles reported on their trip to Virginia University talked on, · on the committee were Mrs. "MountainHeritage,Elevation Bonme Waldie and Mrs. Jackson's Mill where they attended the planning conof the Common Place." He Vernon Clifton. . ference this year. said, ''The deep sense of pride Mrs. L1da Garland pres1~d Door prizes were won by that we have in our mountain at the openmg of the meetmg. heritage overflows into the soul Mrs. Ray Fox gave the Mrs . Vurl Randolph, Mrs. of the mountaineer, and from devotionals using for scripture, Alton Roush, Mrs. Hope Rice, every humble beginning we the 40th f'salm. Mrs. Mervm Mrs. Walter Spears and Mrs. have the commonplace." Chapman . ope~~d with the Lester Foreman. Club responsibilities for the "By Music we can share the '!lroup singmg, In My Heart potluck luncheon were as heritage of West Virginia," he There Rinss ~ Melody." She said EmJl!laslzlng that "We W<lll accompanied by Mrs, Vurl follows : Rhododendron, name A nwnber of students from are iivlng In the heart ~f the Randolph, at the piano. . tags; Helping Hand and this areaJtave been named to Bible belt," the group sang Mrs. Harold l.,ew1s was. m Haven, Favors; Mason, table the dean's list ·of the Hocking decorations; Avalanche, paper such old songs as "In the charge of a memorial service Technical. College for the Garden" "When the Roll is in memory of the late Mrs. for tables and arrange; Called Up Yonder," "I'll Be Ethel Reynolds, Hen~y Elias Pioneer, registration; Letart, spring quarter. Stanley R. Lemley, There " "When the Saints Go and Jess Maynard. She read program cover; Anne· Bailey, Orlene R. Pomeroy, and Marchlng In," and others. He the Zk-d Psalm and mentioned Food Service; Sassafras, Culiwns were named in the closed his address and said, Mrs. Reynolds a club m~mber register displays; Wohelo, "Now the Spirit of the Hills of many years. A lighted butter; Upland and Leon, Hot four point group while Judith Uvea with Us." candle and flower were used rolls; Pocahontas, sugar and A. !.amp, Coolville; James V. Dr. Maurer was ac- for the service. Mrs. Vurl cream; Cherokee, coffee and Broderick, Charles J . Stearns, companied to Point Pleasant Randolph and Mrs. Mervm prepare; lllahee, ice tea and by Mra. Dorothy Brown, 4-H Chapman sang, "Saved by prepare; Pleasants, clean up. Agent of Putnam County and nine members of the Putnam :;::::::::o::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::=:::::~::::::::::::::::::::!:'O:::::::::-.x:::::::::::x::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;::*:!:::::::::,-:::;:t. Mrs. Eloise Hayes, Mrs. :1 County Junior Leaders 4-H Ruth Johnson and Miss Club. Dr. Maurer and the il l Kathryn Werner entertained ~ Junior Leaders sang and I~ ~ Tuesday night at the Hayes "What the World Needs Now Capitol. To, prepare for this, played Instruments. Many of the Homemakers - Love, You, Us" - is the delegates met with Rep. Ralph opportunity to participate in trough! their old instruments theme of the 1972 Ohio 4-H Club Weiker. Congress being held this week Other events of the week will "Operation 88," when they will that were handed down from previous generations. Mrs. at Ohio State University where include exploratory job tours, develop a county plan of action Mildred Thompson trough! a 4-H members representing action workshops, a concert by for sharing with other 4-H'ers ukulele and a jew's-l!arp and Meiss County are Marcia Carr, the Columbus Youth Symp~ony what !hey have learned at' Ohio gave a demonstration of her Tuppers Plains; Grant Orchestra and a dance party 4-H Club Congress. Sponsors of Johnson, Albany ; George with Jerry Razor of WLW TV the event are the Meigs County ·skill with the harp. Agricultural Society and the Sheila WW!amson of Putnam Rowley, Route 4, Pomeroy; and Jim Jonard. Delegates will also hevP the_ Citizens National Bank. County, ~layed her man· Jane Whitehead,' Reedsville; dolin wl!lch was dated in 1890, Sharon Wilson, 'ddieport, was made in Italy and trans- and Sheri Young, inersville. Also attending is iss Rhea ported to England and from Mora, Route 3 Pomeroy, a· I England to America. I Mrs. Flo Spears displayed counselor. four old song books and Mrs . The highlight of this year's Jolm Roach displayed World club congress will be the I I keynote speech by Miss I I War I so'ngs, and sotne old America. On Friday delegates records. Mrp. Lids Garland, By Bob Hoeflich Mason County's Homemakers will participate in mock James Bailey, superintendent of the state highway de~rt· president," showed cylinder legislative sessions at the State ment in Meigs County, reports that the Pomeroy· Mason Br1dge apparently will not be closed~· long as it was first an!icipa.ted. It was first reported by Division 10 officials that the br1dge would be closed from 10 days to two weeks while major repair work is done. However, Bailey said Wednesday the Shelly Co., which has been awarded the contract, hllll indicated that closure of the bridge will be for seven days, ''maybe even less." The work must be done between July 5 and August 31. The starting date is not known and the department in Meigs County is stili busy preparing the !ridge road bed for the project. By the way, for the benefit of township trustees and other officials who, like everyone, are operating on limited budgets, Bailey reports that there will be two public auctions of equipment by the Ohio Department of Highways in July. One will be on July 22 at Sidney and the other on July 29 at Ravenna. Several kinds of road equipment sometimes may be picked up reasonably at these acutions, Bailey reports. QUITE A LOT OF EXCITEMENT with the raccoons one eveniilg this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron (Zeke) Zahi, on Mulberry Ave. Three raccoons marched up the sidewalk of the Zahl home and moved into a tree. It took a lot of experimenting by the neighborhood to capture the three raccoons who were picked up by the county game warden. . QUITE A BICYCLE RIDE for Mark Sorden, son of Mr. and Mrs. WW!am E. Sorden, Jr., Columbus, Saturday. Mark left Colwnbus about 4 am. enroute on his bike to his grandparents' Belair 4 dr . Sta. Wag.on, '327' V-B, automatic, home, Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden, RD, Long Bottom. He p.-steering, factory air, 51 ,000 miles on this 5 year old. arrived there about 11 p.m. Saturday night. Sunday, his father came and picked up Mark and the bicycle and returned them home. Mark had to get back to Columbus to continue school. HERITAGE DAY THIS SUNDAY by the Meigs County Fury 11 4 dr. sedan, "318 ' v.a, T-Fttte, p.· steering , sharp, local owner trade-l n. Pioneer and Historical Society is growing and growing. Annie Chapman, whi is a real spark in arranging the event, 1 reports several more displays lined up, including a flint exhibit l,:.pala 4 dr . h·top. "327' v.a, automatic, p.. st. by Charles McNickle, lapidary display by Howard Nolan; & p .. br., we're putting tires on lt. ready . arrowheads by Fred Miller, and paintings by Dale Jacobs. The grounds and building of the museum will open at lla.m. for ali of Sunday's Heritage Day events. Residents are reminded there is plenty of parking directly behind the garage of the Falrlane ' SOO' 4 dr. sedan, SIK cyl inder, musewn on Butternut Ave. The programs wUl be presented standard transmission . where else can you buy a "65 for $595 . · outdoors so residents are also to take their folding chairs, situpons, etc. 1 Women of the Pomeroy National Bank, who have those Electra '225' 4 dr. H..top, V-B, automatic. p .. special gowns they're wearing for the bank's !DOth anniversary, st.. a big, fine car In its day , looking for a nice will be on hand in costwne Sunday to help hostess Heritage Day · home. • as will members of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. The events of the day will conclude at 6 p.m. POMEROY'S PAUL BURNS, who was injured in an accieent Corvalr 2 dr. sedan. six cyl. . automatic. runs a year ago at Alloy, W. Va., where he was working in conlike a top, needs just a little rust removed .. struction, had to undergo head surgery this week again at Charleston General Hospital. He'll be confined for 8 or 10 days. Cards can be sent to Burns at room 421, C-<l Charleston General Hospital, CI\Brieston, W. Va. AGAIN - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR continue to arrive. However, these letters must be signed. The signature can be We also have withheld from publication upon request, but we must have the several low priced bona fide signature of the writer on the letters. cars that will make ~ 9- The DaUy Sentinel, MidtDtport.Pomeroy, o., June 15, 1972 LIMIT ONE After Shave Lotion .. Magnetic Ear Phones, 9V. Battery and Hand Strap . "While Supply only l-asts" '4" WIND DRIFT AFTER Reg. 1F5 SHAVE 4 oz. 4 oz. 99~ on~ $3'50 • �' .. • { • 8- The Dally Sentinel, Middleport-romcroy, 0., June 1~. 1972 Festival Opens July 2nd That~ks Extended PKnic ·Planned Music Theme Highlights Homemaker Spring Event For.Next Month ,. A picnic was planned in July at the Route 33 roadside park by the Past Councilors of Theodorus Council, Daughters of America, recently at the home of Mrs. Don .Rea with Mrs. Ruby J::rb as the hostesl. The Lord's Prayer and the pledge to the flag opened the meeting. Miss Erna Jesse presided with SErlpture being read by Mril. Henry Reibel. Berthn Martin and Lisa Hendricks were guests at the meeting . Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Ethel Smith, Mrs. Carrie Meinhart, Mrs. Mabel. Bearhs, and Lisa Hendricks. Others attending were Mrs. Mabel Wolfe and Mrs. Cora Beegle. GARY L. CUNDIFF Gary L. Cundiff, ~on of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo L. Cundiff of Mason, W. Va., has enlisted in the United States Air Force and will leave June 18 lor l.ackiand Air Force Base in Texas. He Is a 1972 graduate of Wahama High School. * ·------------------------.-, I ~t. · · · I I Of the Bend I ~~.-~ .THIS WEEK'S ARRIV LS AT I ! .l ..' 'NE HAVE JUST \NHAT HE AL\NAYS \NANTED! home with a surprise party honoring Miss Rhoda Hall who recently moved into a mobile home on South Second Ave. Games were played and prizes awarded to the winner. Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner won the door prize. The group presented a gift to Miss Hall. Refreshments were served with decorations carrying out a religious motif. Guests were Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., Mrs. Robert Parker, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner t Mrs. Gertrude Miller, Mrs. Kenneth Wilt, Mrs. Ahn~ Miller, Clif. ford Hayes, and Mrs. Leona Be !zing. Others cont~ibuting on the gift were Mrs. Anna Grim, Mrs. Ethel Hughes, and Mrs. Don Becker. 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Value '1295 1964 Buick 1962 Chevrolet 2.95 1 GILLETIE RESEAR~CHi i Reg. $1.29 4 Oz . The Dodge BoysThink AbQut\'Qu.:: 1966 Plymouth 1966 Chevrolet FROM Reg. $1.00 TOO HOT TO LAST LO Gl 1967 Chevrolet EW ANTI-PERSPIRANT • FATHERS DAY 1 both of Pomeroy; Lynn L. Mallory, Racine, and Robert C. Baker, Syracuse, were named to the from 3,500 to 3.999 group. Named in the 3. to 3.499 group were Richard N. Gillian, Coolville; Terry M. Stethem, Long Bottom; Carl A. Wilson, Pomeroy; Kenneth R. Theiss, Racine; Gary P. Norris, Racine. DEPENDABLE CITY· ' ~·ourth Auxiliary Party Rhoda Hall is Given Surprise ~ . Veterans Enjoy Several Placed On Dean's List t szx· at Conw·nss .A vote of thankll wu exof July cii~b, sack races, a tilrtie race tended to penona who assllted' weekend celebration, the 7th · and the river re~realion · in the Llidies A~ of the annual . River Recreation. fe~tival queen contest at 6(r.m. Festival, will be presented by ·followed by ah ' 'under-the- Rutlalld Volunteer Ftrelilen 1!1 serving the Rutlancl alumni the Gallipolis Chamber of stars" teen dance. · Commerce as a SUiiday's July Fourth activities banquet · when the AuxiliarY program offers an art show commence at 10 a.m. with a met Tuesday night at the sponsored by the French Art huge parade followed by fU"ehouse. Mrs. Marjorie Davis conCo!oQy, a variety musical patriotic ceremonies, a ducted. the meeting during presentation by the Madrigals, chicken barbecue, an air show a Gailia Academy vocal group; featuring aU. S. championship which time plans were a gospel sing and perhaps a team parachute jwnp, and the discUS8ed for the July 4th boat parade. Gallipolis Boat Club's water celelraUon and the assiBtance Monday's program features show. · Evening activities .ir· which the awd.liart II)embers Kids ' Day with a greased pole elude a sec.ond outdoors teen will give. Tbe women will also dance and the . Gallipolis asslsl ihe firemen in taking Firemen's gigantic fireworks ticket donations. oli a $100 bond to be awarded at the display at 10. celelratlon. No meetings will · The entire three-day event will he staged in the Gallipolis be held until September. Mrs. City Park and adjacent Pearl little and Mra. Marilyn Wilcox served refreshments. waterfront area. Veterans at the Southeastern . Ohio Mental Health Center GIVE DAD THE GOLF ll.ASSIC were entertained at a party recently given by the American Legion Auxiliary · with Mrs. Osby Martin, SUNDAY 18th Auxiliary representative, in charge. Games were played with prizes of handkerchiefs, hand · lotion, hair cream, gum, candy bars, stationery, pencils, pens and note pads being given as favors. Sandwiches, soft drinks and cookies were served and each veteran received a nutcup filled with candy provided by the juniors of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. Mrs. Ruth H. Thornton furnished the sandwiches for the party. Accompanying Mra. Martin to Athens for the affair were Tammy Mowery and Cindy Glaze. The next party for the Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced veterans will be held on July MIDDLEPORT, 0. 13. . A special By ALMA MARSHALL victrola records; Mrsl C. E. Grace .'' The group voted to go to PI'. PLEASANT - Music McCulloch; song books and Morgantown and visit West was the theme of Mason sheet music; Mrs. Otis RanCounty Homemakers Spririg dolph, dulcimer, ukulele, sheet VU"ginia University for their · Luncheon "on Tuesday at Point music and song books, and educational tour on July 20. Pleasant Junior High School. Maude Dyke, a copy of the Committee reports were ·very old musical instruments original copy of Dixie Land . given by Mra. Elmer Grueser and sheet music were Agift was presented by Mrs. on Health; Mrs. Dave O'Neal, exhibited. . John Kelsey, chairma~ of afety and Mrs. Leonard or. Beryl Maurer, Family . Spring Lui)Cheon Comnuttee, s·Miller, Citizenship. These Resource Division of Wesl · to Dr. Maurer. Others serving ladles reported on their trip to Virginia University talked on, · on the committee were Mrs. "MountainHeritage,Elevation Bonme Waldie and Mrs. Jackson's Mill where they attended the planning conof the Common Place." He Vernon Clifton. . ference this year. said, ''The deep sense of pride Mrs. L1da Garland pres1~d Door prizes were won by that we have in our mountain at the openmg of the meetmg. heritage overflows into the soul Mrs. Ray Fox gave the Mrs . Vurl Randolph, Mrs. of the mountaineer, and from devotionals using for scripture, Alton Roush, Mrs. Hope Rice, every humble beginning we the 40th f'salm. Mrs. Mervm Mrs. Walter Spears and Mrs. have the commonplace." Chapman . ope~~d with the Lester Foreman. Club responsibilities for the "By Music we can share the '!lroup singmg, In My Heart potluck luncheon were as heritage of West Virginia," he There Rinss ~ Melody." She said EmJl!laslzlng that "We W<lll accompanied by Mrs, Vurl follows : Rhododendron, name A nwnber of students from are iivlng In the heart ~f the Randolph, at the piano. . tags; Helping Hand and this areaJtave been named to Bible belt," the group sang Mrs. Harold l.,ew1s was. m Haven, Favors; Mason, table the dean's list ·of the Hocking decorations; Avalanche, paper such old songs as "In the charge of a memorial service Technical. College for the Garden" "When the Roll is in memory of the late Mrs. for tables and arrange; Called Up Yonder," "I'll Be Ethel Reynolds, Hen~y Elias Pioneer, registration; Letart, spring quarter. Stanley R. Lemley, There " "When the Saints Go and Jess Maynard. She read program cover; Anne· Bailey, Orlene R. Pomeroy, and Marchlng In," and others. He the Zk-d Psalm and mentioned Food Service; Sassafras, Culiwns were named in the closed his address and said, Mrs. Reynolds a club m~mber register displays; Wohelo, "Now the Spirit of the Hills of many years. A lighted butter; Upland and Leon, Hot four point group while Judith Uvea with Us." candle and flower were used rolls; Pocahontas, sugar and A. !.amp, Coolville; James V. Dr. Maurer was ac- for the service. Mrs. Vurl cream; Cherokee, coffee and Broderick, Charles J . Stearns, companied to Point Pleasant Randolph and Mrs. Mervm prepare; lllahee, ice tea and by Mra. Dorothy Brown, 4-H Chapman sang, "Saved by prepare; Pleasants, clean up. Agent of Putnam County and nine members of the Putnam :;::::::::o::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::=:::::~::::::::::::::::::::!:'O:::::::::-.x:::::::::::x::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::;::*:!:::::::::,-:::;:t. Mrs. Eloise Hayes, Mrs. :1 County Junior Leaders 4-H Ruth Johnson and Miss Club. Dr. Maurer and the il l Kathryn Werner entertained ~ Junior Leaders sang and I~ ~ Tuesday night at the Hayes "What the World Needs Now Capitol. To, prepare for this, played Instruments. Many of the Homemakers - Love, You, Us" - is the delegates met with Rep. Ralph opportunity to participate in trough! their old instruments theme of the 1972 Ohio 4-H Club Weiker. Congress being held this week Other events of the week will "Operation 88," when they will that were handed down from previous generations. Mrs. at Ohio State University where include exploratory job tours, develop a county plan of action Mildred Thompson trough! a 4-H members representing action workshops, a concert by for sharing with other 4-H'ers ukulele and a jew's-l!arp and Meiss County are Marcia Carr, the Columbus Youth Symp~ony what !hey have learned at' Ohio gave a demonstration of her Tuppers Plains; Grant Orchestra and a dance party 4-H Club Congress. Sponsors of Johnson, Albany ; George with Jerry Razor of WLW TV the event are the Meigs County ·skill with the harp. Agricultural Society and the Sheila WW!amson of Putnam Rowley, Route 4, Pomeroy; and Jim Jonard. Delegates will also hevP the_ Citizens National Bank. County, ~layed her man· Jane Whitehead,' Reedsville; dolin wl!lch was dated in 1890, Sharon Wilson, 'ddieport, was made in Italy and trans- and Sheri Young, inersville. Also attending is iss Rhea ported to England and from Mora, Route 3 Pomeroy, a· I England to America. I Mrs. Flo Spears displayed counselor. four old song books and Mrs . The highlight of this year's Jolm Roach displayed World club congress will be the I I keynote speech by Miss I I War I so'ngs, and sotne old America. On Friday delegates records. Mrp. Lids Garland, By Bob Hoeflich Mason County's Homemakers will participate in mock James Bailey, superintendent of the state highway de~rt· president," showed cylinder legislative sessions at the State ment in Meigs County, reports that the Pomeroy· Mason Br1dge apparently will not be closed~· long as it was first an!icipa.ted. It was first reported by Division 10 officials that the br1dge would be closed from 10 days to two weeks while major repair work is done. However, Bailey said Wednesday the Shelly Co., which has been awarded the contract, hllll indicated that closure of the bridge will be for seven days, ''maybe even less." The work must be done between July 5 and August 31. The starting date is not known and the department in Meigs County is stili busy preparing the !ridge road bed for the project. By the way, for the benefit of township trustees and other officials who, like everyone, are operating on limited budgets, Bailey reports that there will be two public auctions of equipment by the Ohio Department of Highways in July. One will be on July 22 at Sidney and the other on July 29 at Ravenna. Several kinds of road equipment sometimes may be picked up reasonably at these acutions, Bailey reports. QUITE A LOT OF EXCITEMENT with the raccoons one eveniilg this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron (Zeke) Zahi, on Mulberry Ave. Three raccoons marched up the sidewalk of the Zahl home and moved into a tree. It took a lot of experimenting by the neighborhood to capture the three raccoons who were picked up by the county game warden. . QUITE A BICYCLE RIDE for Mark Sorden, son of Mr. and Mrs. WW!am E. Sorden, Jr., Columbus, Saturday. Mark left Colwnbus about 4 am. enroute on his bike to his grandparents' Belair 4 dr . Sta. Wag.on, '327' V-B, automatic, home, Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden, RD, Long Bottom. He p.-steering, factory air, 51 ,000 miles on this 5 year old. arrived there about 11 p.m. Saturday night. Sunday, his father came and picked up Mark and the bicycle and returned them home. Mark had to get back to Columbus to continue school. HERITAGE DAY THIS SUNDAY by the Meigs County Fury 11 4 dr. sedan, "318 ' v.a, T-Fttte, p.· steering , sharp, local owner trade-l n. Pioneer and Historical Society is growing and growing. Annie Chapman, whi is a real spark in arranging the event, 1 reports several more displays lined up, including a flint exhibit l,:.pala 4 dr . h·top. "327' v.a, automatic, p.. st. by Charles McNickle, lapidary display by Howard Nolan; & p .. br., we're putting tires on lt. ready . arrowheads by Fred Miller, and paintings by Dale Jacobs. The grounds and building of the museum will open at lla.m. for ali of Sunday's Heritage Day events. Residents are reminded there is plenty of parking directly behind the garage of the Falrlane ' SOO' 4 dr. sedan, SIK cyl inder, musewn on Butternut Ave. The programs wUl be presented standard transmission . where else can you buy a "65 for $595 . · outdoors so residents are also to take their folding chairs, situpons, etc. 1 Women of the Pomeroy National Bank, who have those Electra '225' 4 dr. H..top, V-B, automatic. p .. special gowns they're wearing for the bank's !DOth anniversary, st.. a big, fine car In its day , looking for a nice will be on hand in costwne Sunday to help hostess Heritage Day · home. • as will members of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. The events of the day will conclude at 6 p.m. POMEROY'S PAUL BURNS, who was injured in an accieent Corvalr 2 dr. sedan. six cyl. . automatic. runs a year ago at Alloy, W. Va., where he was working in conlike a top, needs just a little rust removed .. struction, had to undergo head surgery this week again at Charleston General Hospital. He'll be confined for 8 or 10 days. Cards can be sent to Burns at room 421, C-<l Charleston General Hospital, CI\Brieston, W. Va. AGAIN - LETTERS TO THE EDITOR continue to arrive. However, these letters must be signed. The signature can be We also have withheld from publication upon request, but we must have the several low priced bona fide signature of the writer on the letters. cars that will make ~ 9- The DaUy Sentinel, MidtDtport.Pomeroy, o., June 15, 1972 LIMIT ONE After Shave Lotion .. Magnetic Ear Phones, 9V. Battery and Hand Strap . "While Supply only l-asts" '4" WIND DRIFT AFTER Reg. 1F5 SHAVE 4 oz. 4 oz. 99~ on~ $3'50 • �.I ' 10- The Daily Seotinel,Middleport-PIXI!eroy,_O., June 15, 1972. 1· .Sentinel Classifieds Get Action1 Sentinel Cllfssifieds G~t Results! ... wANT Aos INFORMATION , DEADLINES m Mt1111ory ' ' ' ~· • I For Rent . Notice For Sale •• memory of Oris. modular home in IN LOV I"G ATTE NTION LADIES! Self· 2 BEDROOM CAMPER , 16ft. sleeps 6, good Syracuse , nice location , 5 P.M, oav Before Publication . Gaul who passe~ away June Defense for Women, coorses conditi on, $1,000. Phon e 992992-24.41 fur nished, phone · Monday Deadline 9 a .m . 15, W66. starting soon at Maplewood 6329. after ·5 p.m. Cancellation - Corrections 'tau · suffered so much Lake. Ph one 949.4074 or 9495·11-tfc Wilt be ilccepted until 9 a.m . for . ..... hroughout the years, We all 3651 for lnforfl'lation or Day ol Publication ' loved you , we c:ared and we Inquire at Lake. UNFURNISHED apartment REMNANT SALE: 1500 yds. of , REGULATIONS , s till do· 6-U·41c 134 Mul berry' Ave., phone 992·. upholstery &drapery fabrics ; Tl'le Pu blither ·reserves the B 1 G' 1 God 1 1 1 r ight to edit or r eject any ads. v our rea o ove rom 3961. Mowrey's . Upholstering ; EARTH MOVING deemed obiedional . The away up above. Must have 6-11-tfc located at Mason County publisher will not be r es ponsible Javed you more. · ~-::-::=::-:::=~~~--:-; Fairgrounds, Pl. Pleasant ; Dorer & En4 loilder \llork, . for more than one Incorrect When He took you away, 2 BEDROOM trailer, adults phone 675·4154. pon4s . basement, landinsertion. Thoughts and memories you i on ly , Bob's Mobile Court 6-9·6tc RATES left behind; scaping . We have 2 sh:e From the largest phone 992·1961 . - - - - - -- -- I For Want Ad Ser ylce ' Are of the kind that will last doters, 2 si'ze loaders. Work 5 cents per word one 1nsertlon ' 6-ll-tfc VACUUM CLEANER, Com - Bulldozer Radiator to On ~st Americ•!!SAQ_.:. : Sal Night, June 17 Mini mum cnarge 75c.. always, Your place In our 'done by hour or' contract.~ pact, A·1 condition, with att . Smallest Heater Core. -GUARANTEE!.>. 12 cents per word three heart and home IS vacant, and Frelt' · Estimates. We also · ONE bedroom trailer apart - an·d carpet shampooer. $33.20 Nathan Biggs consecutive inserUoris. · a place no one can fill. Phone 992-2094 ·· haul fill dirt, top soil. Dump ments, ideal for coupl es . cash or terms availabl e . • Radiator SpeCialist 18 cents per ' V.. ord six con . Sadly missed by his wife, McClure's Oairy lsje, Phone 991-6517. Contact trucks and low·boy for hire. secuflve lnsert i~n s . Lucy, daughf.f!rS, Doris, Auto • 992·5248 or 991·3436. 6·8·tfc See Bob or Roger Jolters, 25 Per Cen t !''sc.ou~t on paid . Ma xine , Avis, Marv ene, 6·13-5\c ads and adspal<:t w1ttun 10days. grandchildren and great Pomeroy . Phone · 992· 3525 OponiTII s CARD OF THANKS . SWEEPER, Hoover with alt . after 7 p.m. or phone 992& 081TUARv' grandchildren . Mondll¥ .thru ~urdly. I. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Runs like new $17.40. Phone Ph . 991-2174 6·15-ltc 5232 . SUO for 50 word minimum . 606 e . Mlln, p roy,O, 991-6517. unfurnished apartments . ' . . . ' Music By E11ch addllional word 2c . Phone 991-5434. 6-8-tfc BLIND ADS The Memphis Sounds 4-11·tfC For Sale Additiona l 25< Charoe per Notice DOZER and back hoe work, from Now Philadelphia, 0. - - - - -- - ·NEW SEWING MACHINE . Adver tisemen t. ponds and septi c tanks; B & K FURNISHED 4 room apt . (Left in lay-away) Zig Zag VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 OFFICE HOURS . ATTENTION LAOIES! Self . Excavating, Phone 991 -5367, 8 :30' a .m. to S: OD p.m= Da lly, Adults on ly, Middleport, Model. Dial controls to fancy Defense for Women, courses model. Complete with all Dick Karr, Jr. B: JD a . m . to 12:00 Noon phone 991·3874. stitch, sew stretch materiaL s tarting soon at Maplewood BOAT LICENSE - for your cleaning tools. Small paint 5-11 -tfc Saturday . 6·4·11c buttonhole and etc. $39.20 Lake. Phone 949·4074 or 949. boat, for your motor . damage in shipping. Will take cash or te rm s available . 365 ·1 fo r inf·o rmatlon or Available at S1mon 's Pick-A- - - - -- - - - - $27 cash or budget plan SEWIN G MACHINE service. Phone 991-651 7. inquire at Lake . available. Phone 992-5641. Pair Shoe Store, lOB W. Main, Card cf Thanks For Sale clean, oil, set tension $4 .99. , 6'1 4-3tc 6-15-6tc 6·8-tfc Pomeroy , Ohio, Phone 99ZSpecial Electro · Grande WE WISH to express our sin · 3830. B x <5, 2 BEDROOM trai ler ; -=-:,.,--,-c-:---c--- - :=---,--,Specializing In Company. Phone 991·6517 , phone 993-3324. COAL, Limestone, Excelsior ONE 11" TV console, bea utiful cere thanks and deep ap · RUMMAGE Sale, Coats Bldg ., 5-16-30tc Small Businesses 5·1l·tfC 6·14-6tc Sal t Wor ks, E. Main St.. predation to our friends , ac ross from Middleport maple finish, just re --------~ Pomeroy, Phone 991·39'11. Lunch, Thursday, Friday and relati ves and neighbors for condi tioned; phone 992-6813 or - -- -- - 4·11.tfc SEWING MACHINES . Repair • Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. their kindness during the 991-3635, Kerns Roush. r304 E. Main St. CASH pa id for all makes and service, all makes. 992-2284. illness and death of Theodore 6-14-3tc 6-15·3fp models of mobile homes . Porn ero Obio The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Croy . Special thanks to Ewing Phone area code 614-413·9531. POODLE puppies, Silver Toy, Pl1one 992-3795 Authorized Singer Park view Kennels, Ph one 992 Sales and Funeral Home, and Re v. STAR TING June 18th, Sunday · 4-13-tlc UPRIGHT deep freeze , $60; 13" Serv ice. We Sharpen $cissors. 5443. Freeland Norris and organist. dinner served from 11 : 30 fo Zenith Space Command-Color or Mason nj-5535 8-15-11< Gladys Croy and fam ily 1: 30 at Young 's Casual 3·29·11< TV, $150 ; G. E. dryer, $15 ; L 6-15-ltp Ca tering , Racine . . Th is ph one 741·3334, Cary Hyse ll . ~ R ~E-,A~O-Y""'·M-1-X,--C~O...,N_C_R-ETE ~=--------, • Air Conditioners ALUMINUM boats, ' on county Sunday - Com pldte Turkey 6·15·3fc road 18, 150 yaras west of Rt. delivered right to your 3 Bed~oqm home, with WE WI SH to express our sin - Dinners. ·Awnings 33. Call 991-6156. Lorenzo cere thanks to the doctors, pro/eeL Fast and easy . Free' brick f'ront, 1 car 6·14-Jtc • Underpinning Dav is. est males. Phone 991 -3184.' nurses and nurses aides of Window Real Estate For Sale carpeting. Goegleln Ready . Mi x co.,, garage, 5-19·30tc Holzer Hospifal during the YARD SALE, Avon Bottles. Air Conditioners Comp lete mobile home Middleport, Ohio. ; Pri(ed at , , illness and at the time of the Antiques on Larkin Street RACINE - 6 room house, bath, service - plu s gigan tic death of Jul ia Van Matre. 1968 HON·OA CB -350, good Rutland, Thursday. Friday 6 30 ut ility room, garage, $10.000; ·Hc • ONLY $13.750 · Hot Water Heaters - --,----'display of mobile homes Also we extend our ap - and Saturday . condition, low miles, $495 ; phon e 949-4195. Plumbing preciation to the Fog lesong always available at ... 6-14-3tc pgone 991-5213. 3·31 ·ttc BACKHOE AND DOZER work . We specialize In aluminum, Septic .tanks installed. George vinyl and steel siding; 6·1J.6tp - ----=----Funeral Home, Rev. Bernice Electrical Work I Bi II ) Pullins. Phone, 991-1478. fiberglas, br ick and stc,;ie i Winkl er and Rev . George MILLER 5 ROOM house, lot on river. Hoschar and all our friends GUN Shoot, also rifle matches 4-15·1ft complete line of residential ELECTROLUX Sweeper delux Railroad St ., Middl eport · - open sites only, Forked and neighbors who have been and commercial ·roofing; model. Complete with a ll $4,000 ; phone 991-3265. MOBILE HOMES Run Sportsman Club, Sunday , so kind . remodeling , bu lldlng, clea ning attachments and SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 6·6-11k i220 Washington Blvd. J une 18. 12 noon. The Van Maire Family suspended ceilings, Interior uses paper bags. 51 ightly used REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446423-7521 BELPRE. 0 . 6-15-llp 6·14-Jtc but cleans and looks like new. THREE bedroom house with 4781, Galli[lOIIS, John Russell, and e xterior painting; complete line of Masonry bath, lh.acre lot, on public Will ·sell for $37.15 cash or Owner & Opera tor . 992 -2448 terms available. Phone 992· water system, :lJ... mile from 5·12·tfC work. All work guaranteed to customer satisfaction. We Auto Sales 5641. Chester on County Rd . 25. - - - - - - Pomeroy, 0 . LEGAL NOTICE are fully Insured for your 6·8·6fc Phone 985-4261. ( , BRADFORD, Auctioneer sha ll make every effort to keep BL UE 1966 Mustang , V-8, - - - -- - - - - - protection . 32 N. 2nd. 992. 6·1J.6tc Complete Serv ice the s tr eet li gh tin g sys tem RUMMAGE Sate, Reynolds bu cke t . sea ts, leat her WD-AC TRACTOR, good tires, 3918. co ntra cte d tor In operation ORDINANCE NO . 430 Phone 949·3821 Bu ildi ng , Middleport by Ash upholsten ng , phone 882-2161 8 motor over hauled, new paint, NICE 2·sfory home "with full ALLSIDE BUILDERS & AN OR DIN ANCE TO during the time provid ed. 11 , for Racine, Ohio Street. Freew ill Baptist a .m. to 5 p.m. or 98.4-3806, J . D. Trail type mower, si de PROV IDE FOR FURNISH ING , any reason , th e Company fails CDNSTR, CO, 'Crill Bradford basement, 2 lots, new for:ced Church, June 15, 16 and 17, 9 OPERATI NG AN D MAIN - to do so for more than an Beverly, a fter 6 p.m. rake; phone 992-2826. 5-1-ttc air furnace . Near Pomeroy. TA INING A LIGHTING ~ggrege~te of four (4) hours in a.m . 6· 13·21c 6·15·6fp . '·" Elementary School. Phone SYST-EM TO LIG HT THE any one month , and upon 6·13·3fc - - - - --:=R-ea-=-1-::Es...,..ta. .,. t-e F =-o-r -=sa-lenoti ce of suc h aggregate written 991·7384 to see. STREETS, ALLEY S AND I • J '70 Bonneville, 2 dr . HT, blue ELECTROLUX Vacuum PUBL IC PLACES IN THE ' outage furnished to the Com . 11 -7-tfc HousE in Long Bottom, phone ~(· .. ~ ~-with black vinyl top, factory Cleaner . La te model on VIL LAGE OF POMEROY , pany by the Municipality within OLD-FASHION Trading Ring; ten (1 0) days of the end of such ai r ; vinyl interior ; 25,000 Hor ses, ponies, gun s or MEIGS CO UNTY , OHIO: wheels . uses paper bags, A-1 ~F"o"R,-."'s"'A-L"E,--19-a-cr-e-fa-rm , 4 985-3519. 6-11 -tfc BE IT ORDA INED BY THE month , ther e sha ll be a pro rata anything lot rade ; I mile back actual miles, phone 992-5934 with 7 att. plus s hampooer. bedroom home, com pl etely O' DELL WHEEL allgnm~ ' ... · CO UN CIL OF THE VILLA GE redu ction from th e bill to cover of West Columbia, W. Va. on after S p.m. S28 .40 ' cash or te rm s located aluminum siding at Crossroads, Rt. 124.," remodeled, such outages. No liability shall LOTS ON Wr ight St., Pomeroy ; OF POMEROY, STATE OF Ihe Lakin Road ; lsi and 3rd 6·11·6fp ava ilable . Phone 992-65l7. and storm windows, free gas Complete front end service/ attach to the Company for any OHI O' phone 741·5937. Sunday each month. 6-IHic we ll , all mineral rights, 1 mil e tune up and brake service. · SECTION 1: That Columbus outage . 6·6·11tc 6·11·61p 1954 DODGE 2-ton truck with 14 - - - - - - SECT ION 8The Company Wheels balanced elec from Harrisonv ille . Call 992and southern Oh io Electric Company, Its successors and shall not be required to install ft . bed , V-8 motor ; five speed ZIG ZAG sewing mach ine , 1972 3640. work . tronically . All 37 ACRE farm , modern house, assigns, (herein called th e additiona l street lights or KOSCOT KOSMET IC S: Several model. used just a few times . transmiss ion ; very good 6·15-7tp guaranteed . Reasonable! · drilled we ll , 7 acres ri ver " Compan y" ) fs hereby vested mainta in or replace la mps in new products - specia ls each Full size. Dia l control to fan cy sha pe ; se ll reasonable ; rates . Phone 992-3213. bottom , on good road; ca ll with the r igh t 10 light with the event that the Mun icipa lity month ; also sa les personnel stitch', buttonho le etc . RACINE - 10 room house. Delbert lawson, Portland, 7·17-tlc e lectr icity the .s treets , alleys Is In arrears in payment for atler I p.m. 992-6133. needed . Phone 991·511 3. Reduced to only 536.10 cash or Ohio. bath, basement, garage, two a nd other public places in the sendces renclered, nor shall th e H ·l11c AUTOMOBILE Insurance been terms available. Trade-in 6·6-tlc 6-15-3tp lots. Phone 949-4313. municipality Of Pom eroy, Ohio, Company be req uired to in·stall accepted. Ph one 992-6517. (herei n ca tted the more than six (~) street tights cancelled? Lost your 4-5-tfp 5 ROOM house , l'h bath, bullt·ln "Mu nicipa lity" ) an d the dur ing the las t year which this REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud 1967 HOLIDAY couple, Olds 6-15-6tc operator's license? Call 992· Com pan y1~h a l l nave the right to Ordin ance is In eff ect. back porch, large screened·ln mobile Service, $50 Reg. mares, $40 88, automatic dri ve, 2966. IDEAL 5·ACRE RANCHO . 1 .~ ~C~ I 0 "4 9 : l;he, Corn pany at ch~1rg.,..,antl.....,~eceiv.e fr:om the front porch, garage, running Grade, Francis Benedum , ... 6·15·1it· power s le erIng . powe r WURLITZER HOM E ORGAN Lake ConChas, New Mexico. M ' nl c l p~ llty paym ent for said its ow n' expense sh·an exer cise water ; 1:v. acre of ground: for Newest model , loaded with brakes, A-1 condit ion, new 667·3856. Phone reasonable diligence to ln&ure S2.875. No Down. No interest. ser ice In accordance wfth the 5·11·30tp tires, mar oon fi ni sh. Call 992- everything , like new! To be. S25 mo . Vacation Paradise. qu ick sale, must be seen to be SEE IJ.) r-utc Awnmgs, storm sc hedu le of rates set fo rth that the lig hting sys tem is in appreciated; 10 mi les North ta ken in trade in this area , 3957. doors and windows, carPQrts,i below . All fixtures shall be good order and that all street Mon ey Maker . Free of Pomeroy on Rt.J3 ; ca ll991- marquees, aluminum sldlng 6·15·31p an d will be sold at half the mounted on wood poles, un less lights are burning and shall SAVE up to one half. Br ing yoor Br och ure . Rancho s : Box 6748. or iginal price. Write for in· otllerwlse stated, and energ ized mak.e replacemen ts as soon as sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, and railing . A. Jacob, sales 1001DO, Alameda , Californ ia by o~erh ead dist rib ution poss ible following notifica tion 6-Htc format ion : GRAVES PIANO 151 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy. representative . For free i 94501 ' by the customer of the need for facilities . & ORGAN COMPA NY, 383 E. ' estimates, phone Charles. 4-4·fiC For Sale ~ - 7 - 141p Number, Size In Lum ens 1 such service , but the com pan y Broad St. , Columbus, Ohio. Lis le , Syracuse, .v. V.1\ HATCHING Red turkey eggs, "Type and Rate Per Lamp Per shal l not be required to perform 6-IHtc Johnson and Son, Inc. any such r e pl acement or L t Year as follows : · he ld .55 degrees. 20c each ; OS 1000 Open In · ma intenance exce pt during 167.x Henry G . Schneemu lch , J.1.H-! regu lar working t'lours . SP INE T CONSOLE PIANO cadescen t . Series . 520.00. BLOND Pekingese on Johnson Ridge Road, Ga ll ia SEC TI ON 10 : The Compa ny may be purchased by small 4-x - 1000 Open Inca ndescent SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Harr isonville Rd., Reward; Co ., Ga ll ipoli s. shall save the Mun icipa lity . Multiple, $20.00. monthly payments, see it Sanitation , Stewart, Ohio. Ph . 6·14-3tp ca ll 843-1287 or 991·5897. narm less fro m ankand all 5Q .x 2SOO Open In locally, write Cortland Mus ic Pomeroy 608 E. Main St. 6-1 3-3tp 661·3035. liabili ty occas ioned th e sole ca ndescen t . Series, S27 .50, Company I, P. 0 . Box 35, 2·12·tfC · GARDEN Iiii er , B & S engine ; l ·K - 2500 Open Inca nd escent negligence of the co pany in Cort lan d, Ohio 44410. th e cons truction, maintenance Employment ,,..1.,, , - Mult iple , $27.50. good condit ion, S75; phone NEW HOME 11 1 ll\ ·· 1: 6·15-2tp 21 - 8000 OBS Mercury and operat ion of lts street POMEROY - 1 story, 3 SUPERIOR WINDoW Cleaning 991·6416. llg hfing s ystem in th e WILL paint roofs or houses, Vapor, $37 .50 . Co. & Building Maintenance; 15-3tp 6· bedrooms, double closets, MAPLE, Early American 15 - 25.000 Glass, Mercury Muni cipa lity . trim and cut trees,· clean co mmercial ; professional mod ern bullt·ln kitchen, 1 SEC ION 11 : Title to a ll wire , atti cs; basements , etc. Vapor - wood poles , $7.2 .50. Stereo.radio combination . men., .for professional jobs ; REGISTERED Angu s bull s, Contact Associate baths , dining room , all 15,000 Glass. Mercvry Vapor . po les, lamps and appurtenances Beautiful maple cabinet, with phone 614·446·9101. Ph one 949·3111. IJSed by the Compan y in fur . Eresco and President blood new woo'd poles, $82 .5Q, , ca rp eted, basement, lot 4 speed changer, 4 speakers, VERA EBLEN H ·12tp 6·14-JDic lines ; phone 991·2789. 15,000 Glass, Mercury Vapo r - nlshl ng th e servi ce co m· 115x210 , (electric heat!. temp la ted In this Ord inance is 9ff.3ii2o 6· i 4·6tc dual vol um e control. Balance concrete stand ard s .s115.00. 115x200, (electri c heat) . CALL 949-1711'1 for auto body and $77 .43. Use our budget terms . x . 212 In ca ndescent lights are and shall be in lh e Company . -For Sale or Trade 160 Coal St, -· Middleport 4 BEDROOMS SEC TION 12 ' All the rlohts Cal l 992-7085 . to be repla ced with 8000 Lumen pa in t work. Also repair fiber RE GATTA WEEK SPEC IA LS, and pr iv ileges gr11nted to, and MIDDLEPORT - Modern OBS .MV . 6-IH tc glass boats, plus electric and 1967 FORD Ga laxle; sel l or RU TLAND - Co rner lot, ''• Vinyl floor covering, love ly SECTION 2: The amount of the obligat ion Imposed up on tt~e kllchen, large TV room, gas welding. Stanley's trade for motor cyc le ; phone ac re with 3 bedroo m modern energy used by each lamp Is said Comp11ny, as recited in th is colors & patterns , 9x12' s WALNUT Stereo .r adio com· din ing room , bath, carpet, Custom Body Shop 991-3S30. Contract, st~all respectively calcu lated on the besls of all home, gas furnace, all $14.95 ; elect. clothes dryers. binat ion, dual volume con trill. paneled, utility room , 5-19-JOtc 6-9-6tp night burni ng every day of the inure to the benefit of anel be your cho ice $30 . (F ree paneled. lots of carpet, 4 speed intermixed changer, 4 binding upon its successors and garage and la rge storage veer , or approximately <tOOO remodeling inside almost ceramic frog with every rug s peaker sound system, building , 2 lots. $14.900,00. HARRISON ' S TV Service, open hours per year (an a~erage of assigns . CHANNEL mob ile CB radio or dryer purchase thru SECTIO N 13 : Tha t the 13and ,500. complele-$11 Balan ce S62.57. Use our 3 ~3 . 3 hours per month) . In A FARM 9 a.m . to 9 p.m. ; free pickup 6 ch<~_nnel base ; will trade Regatta Week! ) All · metal ddd itlon to the charges set forth Municipality by legis lat ive budget terms. Call 992·7085. WITH A FUTURE and delivery ; phone 991·2522. for sma ol fish ing boat and or the company sha ll action , lawn chairs; go-cart motor ; in Sec tion 1 above 1 the Company 6-15-6tc This may be " lust the spot" motor ; also large pony far 6-13.tfc MIODLEPORT - South wi ll , each month , apply th e have the right to terminate th is used white work · trousers, sa le, $20 ; ph one 991-7258. you've been lopklng for . Call Second Ave.. 15 ft . living fol lowing fuel adjustment to the Ordina nc e-at any time, upon shirts, 85c ,each, great for 6-15-3tc painters! Also, see 6llr usual 1971 ZIG -ZAG Sewing Mach ine .u tal average KB H per month written noti ce fli ed with the us tor an appointment to see room, dining room , sma ll left in layaway . Beautiful oth er party hereto at least sixty for al l the la mps billed duri ng it. Opportunity knocks! fami ly room , built. in kitchen se lection of clean good {60 1 days prior to such date . pastel color, full size model . the per iod . ' 65 MUSTANG Convertible, 3BEDROOMS with bar, 3 large bedroom s household goods , appliances . SEC TION 14 : That all or All built-in to buttonhole, do TMenergy charg-e appl icable immac ulat e cond ition , 6 MIDDLEPORT- 1'12 baths, KUHL ' S BARGAIN CEN · stretcn sew ing and fancy up, nice bath, all carpeted, to all kilowaft.hours of energy dinan ces or resoiiJtions , or parts cylinder, standard floor shift; large double garage , storm TER, Rt. 7 "at lhe caution stitc hing . Pay just S48.75 cash cons umed shall be Increased or th ereof, tha t are incons isten t or lovely decor, sun porch In stereo tape deck ; beautiful d ec reased .0055c per KWH per In conflic t herewith be an d the light", Tuppers Plains, Ohio. or terms available. Trade-Ins doors and windows, nice front , carport In back . If it ' s metallic maroon finish ; must each fu ll one.helf cent £. 5c ) same are hereby repeated . Open to 6 p.m. ; closed accepted. Phone 991-5641. por c hes, EXCELLENT t~ : a nice nome you want, try SECTIO N 15 : That lhls Or increase or decrease abov e or see to appreciate ; phone 949Mondays . Phone: 667-3858. NEIGHBORHOOD. this one . 6-15-6tc dinance shall take effec t and be below twen ty-three cents (2J c) 5953. 6·11 ·6tc $12.900.00, in the average cost per mi llion In force from and after th irty 6-13.6tc Man y other homes In 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Door ( 1,000,000 } BTU of fuel con - days from Its passage or as soon Pomeroy , Middleport and sum ed at the Company ' s thereafter as permitted by taw , Ha rdt op , I owner , im · HENRY E. CLELAND, Sr. ou tl ying communities and gen erating stat ions during the either sta te or federal, and shall '67 JEEP Wagoneer , 4 wheel maculate condition , 55,000 dr ive , 327 V-8, air con. ' REALTOR second ca tenclar month remain In effect for a per iod of severa l lots still available, orig inal miles , fully equipped. five ( 51 yean. from its passage ; prec eding the bi lling da te. ditioned ; auto mati c tran sPhone 992-2259 Must see. 992·1788. SECT ION 3 : Payment tor th e subject to prior termination as miss ion , power steerl n~ , 160 Coal Street Al so 11 no answer 992-2568\ 6·15·61c se rvi ce furnished hereunder 'provided In Section 13; pro~lded power brakes, automattc · ON YOUR OIAL . loca tion of lhe Middleport C it shall ha~e been accepted by s hall be made monthly , In ac . front hubs, excell ent con· ,of C office. the Company by wr itten ac cordance with bills rendered dillon ; phone 949-5953. th erefor by the Com pan y at the cep tance filed In the Office of Real Estate For Sale 6·1J.6tc end Of ea c h period, each the Clerk of th e Municipalit y. Pa ssed thi s 5th day of June , paym ent to be due with in 15 Economy Ti ller, 311> h.p. B&S days of the subm ission of the 1912. Reg . 159.95 144.95 engine. ATTEST : bill therefor , overdue payments Wanteci To Buy to bear interest at the rate ot 6 Jane Walton , Clerk . Rawlings Dependable City does It In ... we have APPROVED June 5, 1972 USED wa ter ski equlpment, ca ll Turf Trim Mower. B& S 31h pe t per annum until paid . "u nfrozen" our prices on air conditioning and will Install William earonick . Mayor . 992-2392. Shou ld the Municipality detoult h.p. engine. In carton 70.25 air conditioning on any cor during the months of June and 161 8, 15 in . · lour (<t l succ ess ive 6-13·31p 110 Mechani~ Street July for the complete price of $185 .. . this Is a $11S paym ents, the Company may at POMEROY discount over the original pr ice .. , no gimmicks; THIS IS any time discont inue service 'OLD FURNfTURE, 'dishes , ···-Jack W. Carsey, Mgr .. THE COMPLETE INSTALLED PRICE : PARTS ; he reund er without notice · so Pomer.oy, Ohio 45769 Ai' Phone 992·2181 clocks, brass beds, sliver LABOR ; rAX; COMPLETE . .. ANY CAR, Beautiful tong as any default , e" lsts ; SfRIKE VOTE dol lars or · co mplete provi ded , how ever , th!lt no wood grained cabinet to match the latest of models . .. REAL INVESTMENT households . Wr ite M. D. charge sha ll be made by the CHilLICOTHE, Ohio (UP! ) hurry In and see the unit and sef up your appointment to' COR NER LAND - Large building, 40x70, ideal for con· Company for service hereunder Miller / Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. have a '.'cool" summer. . durlno any period in whi ch - Some 220 non.professional tractor on Route 143. Has a 3 bedroom residence, 11!2 acres Call 991-6271 . service is so discontinued . In employes voted by better than of leve l land . • 3-16·tfc the even t of SIJCh default the SCENIC Company upon written not ice to 00 per cent, to strike the ChilliTHE CRESTWOOD AAC-600 SYRAC USE - Watch the river boMs go by, relax, and the MIJnlclpali ty may term inate cothe Hospital because they 36" 1! 23" x .oo·9 Wanted enjoy life summe't or winter. 4' bedroom home with 2 this agreement . r ' SECTION 4: The Company have not been able jn get bar- NE E 0 <¥ard mowed ; phonf, ,991· baths, nice kitchen , full basement. agrees dur ing th e term nereof gaining recognition~ 101 1. WILD BUT CAN BE DEVELOPED t() install addi tiOn&! street ligh ts 6-13·31c No deadline was set for Ute OVER 7 ACRES - Want to build several homes for resalif of the type and size spec ified Then you ought to see this. Your for tune could be here. abov e, when authorized to do so strike. HOUSE Carpen ter -fin isher, ca ll bv resolut ion of tne Counci L PRIME LOCATION The American Federation of Guy Neig ler , Racine, Ohio. Prov ltl ed, however, that the RT. 114 WEST Compact hom e for lhe working class. 6-13·3tc ne w street lights sha ll be state, County and Municipal Yell! is real nice. All paneled and carpeted . Room for a I-Deated with in 250 reel of a USED OFFSET PLATES garden or play ground. distribut ion ci rcu it of th e Employes Union seeks to SUMMER Employment, car" HAVt;. HANDY Company . negotiate a labor contract necessary ; for details write ·MANY USES SECTION 5 : The minimum MIDDLEPORT You can walk to the stores. and the FRONT: Deluxe auiomotlve styling with safety.lfeslgned Hospital Personnel Manager Mrs . Libman , 34 West Car· number ot street lights shall be children to school. Level lot with 3 bedroom home. Only padded base. Wood grain control •nd t~ strip. penter Street, Athens, Ohio not less than the sum of the total Robert E. Black meanwhile $8,500.00. '' AIR OUTLET LOUVERS: Three 4"xP;,' front louvers. A5701. number spec ified above, and sald he had ·received a favorAdJustable for all ·dlrectlon air flow. FREEDOM whenever additiona l lights are 6·11 ·61c EVAPORATOR CASE: Dimensions-Height 4'12", Length 141 ACRES - En loy the fresh air of the country . Make Installed , the minimum numb er able ruling from tbe Internal 16W' , Depth 113.>". 8 for Sl.OO of li g htS sha ll be increased Reveneu Service on granting WAITRESS , no experien ce money with cattle while you work at your regular job. iiCCOrdlngly . AIR CONTROL: Variable 3·speed for maximum personal nei:essftry ; apply In person, Meigs school district. Large farm pond and a very good SECTIO N 6 : II is further employes a 5 per cent pay comfort. .. . Blue Tartan, Midd le port. spring. 3 or 4 bedroom home. 1 barns, nice outbuildings. agreed tha t the Company shall rafse . TEMPERATU~E CONTROL ; Adlustable witH off $31,500.00. 6·.15-6tc move street. lights to new position . Cooling level Is automatically maintained by IOc!ltiOfts, or ch ange the type of THERMOTROL fixtures to another type Jesua• Mlalstry We need nice and neat 1 bedroom homes, reasonably For Rent ,, specified above ts requested by priced. Big things are In the making, watch this ad and Scholars believe Jesus' the counc it by 'resolution ; UN F URNISHED house , 4 you may be a IIHie wiser . Real estate is a solid inprov fUed. however. 'that the public ministry I a s ted for rooms, bftlh and utility room, vestment . Come In Iosee what we have to offer, ac.tuat cost to tile Compa ny In about 2'h or 3'h years. The garage, Lincoln Hgts .. phone 111 Court St. making such r~loca tl ons or HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992·J874. cha nges In the fixtures, shall be length Is determined by the Pomeroy, Ohi~ number of Passovers that paid for by the Municipality, MIDDLEPoRT, 0. 6·13-Jtc 992·3325 NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS PLEASE. 992-2378 SECT ION 7: The Company He celebrated. ' BARNEY ' JUGI-\AID TOLD ME '{ORE MULE WUZ AlLIN'··· THAR SHORE 15, ELV IN EV 15 THAR ENNVTHING I CAN DO, LOWEEZI/? Business Services DANCE Whispering Pines · Nite Club 10 til 2 Pomeroy Ho.!nir·& SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. wu've BEEN vistTIN(> CAMPUSES, BtMO... ~OW WIDESPREAD IS THE BRALESS LOOK '; ! ViSITeD ONE LAST WEEK THAT WAS .ONE HUNDRED PER. CE:IIT BRALESS WHERE~ SADIST l CALIFORNtA 1 I'Ll IIET J BUT 1 snu. ~INK WE'LL. tw-16 ARQJND AWHILE ,.. . KEBLE~'S .BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Mobile Homes v, ••HEll" ~ ~ AH IS '/ORE "LI'L BUTTERCUP"G ROWED IN TO IFONEO' U5 HAD MARRI ED '10'- THIS IS WHAT HE'D OF GOT? r-""'-'<:::--- WE.ISTH' WJCKIE.ST BOYS INTH' i r-------, A H SHOULD e.E GLAD AH e.f'.UNG PE ACE - e.UT SOMEHOW AH IS INSUlTED - LeT tiS r!eSS', Tf!Ef?l=s A £lib IN MY 6VOP! FISH IT OJT FGlZ r---1 YO\J ••• I S PLEt-;DI D HEATING & COOLING ~ - - -- - - ARNOLD BROTHERS ,,,,. -:... ·- s~'~.~i s~~~~~r . ... ... - ------ 1]\t\.i!S 111& ~'I· 1\G'S· · t-.LVJA'IS BeStt .. ]IE[{G'>S IJ(m\11-lio ·Bl<O~lJS ", a: ~ \U()IJl.DtJ'T ro 10 Het.P M6 ~D 1116 fi(XJ%.. · 1 CLELAND REALTY ~ ~ . ~ ~...,.,-..,. . -~---. ~ RIIU.ROAD SlPil!G SOMt JotlL~S AIQ!t£ AIID !IER PRIEt!DS • • KE<P A SHARP EYE ON --.,--,--~-,-­ HIM! I \1/AMT EVERY MOI'E HE MAKES REPORTED lOME! by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS 1. Dandruff t Ham's grandson center 2. Rarin' 5. Eve's to go daughters 3. Aldous 10. Solicitude Huxley' s 11. Rest utopian 1%, Edible novel seaweed (3 wds. l 13. Popular f, Chalice folk song. veil &tress 5. Cut of pi• 14, O.T. book (abbr.) 8, Unclose 15, Toby is (poet.) one style 7. Bertoli 16.-up Brecht's (agitated) " - and 17, ForeHer shadow Children" 19, Building (2wds.) extension 8. Actress, :lt. Not a bit · Zl. Paris · Parsons airport 9. The tidy H. Trotsky way :13. Physiognomy Zl. Stitched ~---------' Z$, Choir ·voice It-By what We talk to JOU ·like 'WMP0/1390.' SPECIAL MOWERS & TILLERS ·- Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker ~ •a• (0 11'12 Klnr FoatuHI 87ndlcato, lne.) ~&~ltJl;-"-~ =::!:! _,J c:: Unteramble theae four Jumble1, one letter to etU:h ~quare, to form fo.ur ordinary word•. · •' I 11. Makeup item 15. Heinrich or Thomas 18. In a trice 21, Feedbag contents ZZ, Lionl[ke 23. Turn tall 24, Japanese governor of old 25. Napo· leon's troops (Fr.) 27. Lawrence Weik specialty 28,-syrup 29. Register 34. Accom· pllshed 35. Filch SEGUS • =-::1~~~:;. -- )K I [) [J I rEUGLf~j ] K tj I ,.,.. HE t:'EC:LARED- He WA6N'TONE! means . Z'l. "Dr. Liv- IGfT TlE PICTli«E ·OKAY! IIUT, JUST L!T 111!111! llf ~E ll'l 1111 OF HMKY-1'111110' AMP (--n -"'""s•wJ lol ingstone, I-?" 30. Palestin- 80TH J•mbi.., DIAWL l'Htenlar"• ' ian p:ain 31. Cockney's castle 3!. Managed SS, Milady's For Sale LOONY JUIIST POOIUM \ Amwerl Made IO come c~an he/ore 1he han.clnA'I - LAUNDRY . ,,,, ..... contour control SIJ;:ngrossed smtaving llelp noresem~ Aluminum Sheets blanco 37. Stare at 38. "1 Pagliacci" heroine Sl. Bock DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Hert'a how to work It: GOOD EVENING, 51R ,.flOW~ ~E GREASE TRAP? A X Y D L B A.A X It ,..... II LONGPJILLOW One letter simply 1tands tor another, Io this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc, Sin1le !etten, apostrophea, the leneth and formotion of the words art Ill blots. Each day the cod~ Jetton are dilerent. The DaUy Sentinel Y..terday'• Cryptoquote: MOSf MEN ARE LIKE EGGS, TOO FULL OF THEMSELVES TO HOLD ANYTHING Et8E. - JOSH BILLINGS, .CRYPTOQUOTES JZFQBW PLPVK BRICF R. tl RAWLINGS SONS 00. VPEUPZF L • I, . 1!. OP FB FB TJECQWJFBW QW EBHP FCBEP . ZBHUJWK EQIW BX UVPEPWF.- • �.I ' 10- The Daily Seotinel,Middleport-PIXI!eroy,_O., June 15, 1972. 1· .Sentinel Classifieds Get Action1 Sentinel Cllfssifieds G~t Results! ... wANT Aos INFORMATION , DEADLINES m Mt1111ory ' ' ' ~· • I For Rent . Notice For Sale •• memory of Oris. modular home in IN LOV I"G ATTE NTION LADIES! Self· 2 BEDROOM CAMPER , 16ft. sleeps 6, good Syracuse , nice location , 5 P.M, oav Before Publication . Gaul who passe~ away June Defense for Women, coorses conditi on, $1,000. Phon e 992992-24.41 fur nished, phone · Monday Deadline 9 a .m . 15, W66. starting soon at Maplewood 6329. after ·5 p.m. Cancellation - Corrections 'tau · suffered so much Lake. Ph one 949.4074 or 9495·11-tfc Wilt be ilccepted until 9 a.m . for . ..... hroughout the years, We all 3651 for lnforfl'lation or Day ol Publication ' loved you , we c:ared and we Inquire at Lake. UNFURNISHED apartment REMNANT SALE: 1500 yds. of , REGULATIONS , s till do· 6-U·41c 134 Mul berry' Ave., phone 992·. upholstery &drapery fabrics ; Tl'le Pu blither ·reserves the B 1 G' 1 God 1 1 1 r ight to edit or r eject any ads. v our rea o ove rom 3961. Mowrey's . Upholstering ; EARTH MOVING deemed obiedional . The away up above. Must have 6-11-tfc located at Mason County publisher will not be r es ponsible Javed you more. · ~-::-::=::-:::=~~~--:-; Fairgrounds, Pl. Pleasant ; Dorer & En4 loilder \llork, . for more than one Incorrect When He took you away, 2 BEDROOM trailer, adults phone 675·4154. pon4s . basement, landinsertion. Thoughts and memories you i on ly , Bob's Mobile Court 6-9·6tc RATES left behind; scaping . We have 2 sh:e From the largest phone 992·1961 . - - - - - -- -- I For Want Ad Ser ylce ' Are of the kind that will last doters, 2 si'ze loaders. Work 5 cents per word one 1nsertlon ' 6-ll-tfc VACUUM CLEANER, Com - Bulldozer Radiator to On ~st Americ•!!SAQ_.:. : Sal Night, June 17 Mini mum cnarge 75c.. always, Your place In our 'done by hour or' contract.~ pact, A·1 condition, with att . Smallest Heater Core. -GUARANTEE!.>. 12 cents per word three heart and home IS vacant, and Frelt' · Estimates. We also · ONE bedroom trailer apart - an·d carpet shampooer. $33.20 Nathan Biggs consecutive inserUoris. · a place no one can fill. Phone 992-2094 ·· haul fill dirt, top soil. Dump ments, ideal for coupl es . cash or terms availabl e . • Radiator SpeCialist 18 cents per ' V.. ord six con . Sadly missed by his wife, McClure's Oairy lsje, Phone 991-6517. Contact trucks and low·boy for hire. secuflve lnsert i~n s . Lucy, daughf.f!rS, Doris, Auto • 992·5248 or 991·3436. 6·8·tfc See Bob or Roger Jolters, 25 Per Cen t !''sc.ou~t on paid . Ma xine , Avis, Marv ene, 6·13-5\c ads and adspal<:t w1ttun 10days. grandchildren and great Pomeroy . Phone · 992· 3525 OponiTII s CARD OF THANKS . SWEEPER, Hoover with alt . after 7 p.m. or phone 992& 081TUARv' grandchildren . Mondll¥ .thru ~urdly. I. 3 AND 4 ROOM furnished and Runs like new $17.40. Phone Ph . 991-2174 6·15-ltc 5232 . SUO for 50 word minimum . 606 e . Mlln, p roy,O, 991-6517. unfurnished apartments . ' . . . ' Music By E11ch addllional word 2c . Phone 991-5434. 6-8-tfc BLIND ADS The Memphis Sounds 4-11·tfC For Sale Additiona l 25< Charoe per Notice DOZER and back hoe work, from Now Philadelphia, 0. - - - - -- - ·NEW SEWING MACHINE . Adver tisemen t. ponds and septi c tanks; B & K FURNISHED 4 room apt . (Left in lay-away) Zig Zag VACUUM Cleaner new 1971 OFFICE HOURS . ATTENTION LAOIES! Self . Excavating, Phone 991 -5367, 8 :30' a .m. to S: OD p.m= Da lly, Adults on ly, Middleport, Model. Dial controls to fancy Defense for Women, courses model. Complete with all Dick Karr, Jr. B: JD a . m . to 12:00 Noon phone 991·3874. stitch, sew stretch materiaL s tarting soon at Maplewood BOAT LICENSE - for your cleaning tools. Small paint 5-11 -tfc Saturday . 6·4·11c buttonhole and etc. $39.20 Lake. Phone 949·4074 or 949. boat, for your motor . damage in shipping. Will take cash or te rm s available . 365 ·1 fo r inf·o rmatlon or Available at S1mon 's Pick-A- - - - -- - - - - $27 cash or budget plan SEWIN G MACHINE service. Phone 991-651 7. inquire at Lake . available. Phone 992-5641. Pair Shoe Store, lOB W. Main, Card cf Thanks For Sale clean, oil, set tension $4 .99. , 6'1 4-3tc 6-15-6tc 6·8-tfc Pomeroy , Ohio, Phone 99ZSpecial Electro · Grande WE WISH to express our sin · 3830. B x <5, 2 BEDROOM trai ler ; -=-:,.,--,-c-:---c--- - :=---,--,Specializing In Company. Phone 991·6517 , phone 993-3324. COAL, Limestone, Excelsior ONE 11" TV console, bea utiful cere thanks and deep ap · RUMMAGE Sale, Coats Bldg ., 5-16-30tc Small Businesses 5·1l·tfC 6·14-6tc Sal t Wor ks, E. Main St.. predation to our friends , ac ross from Middleport maple finish, just re --------~ Pomeroy, Phone 991·39'11. Lunch, Thursday, Friday and relati ves and neighbors for condi tioned; phone 992-6813 or - -- -- - 4·11.tfc SEWING MACHINES . Repair • Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. their kindness during the 991-3635, Kerns Roush. r304 E. Main St. CASH pa id for all makes and service, all makes. 992-2284. illness and death of Theodore 6-14-3tc 6-15·3fp models of mobile homes . Porn ero Obio The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Croy . Special thanks to Ewing Phone area code 614-413·9531. POODLE puppies, Silver Toy, Pl1one 992-3795 Authorized Singer Park view Kennels, Ph one 992 Sales and Funeral Home, and Re v. STAR TING June 18th, Sunday · 4-13-tlc UPRIGHT deep freeze , $60; 13" Serv ice. We Sharpen $cissors. 5443. Freeland Norris and organist. dinner served from 11 : 30 fo Zenith Space Command-Color or Mason nj-5535 8-15-11< Gladys Croy and fam ily 1: 30 at Young 's Casual 3·29·11< TV, $150 ; G. E. dryer, $15 ; L 6-15-ltp Ca tering , Racine . . Th is ph one 741·3334, Cary Hyse ll . ~ R ~E-,A~O-Y""'·M-1-X,--C~O...,N_C_R-ETE ~=--------, • Air Conditioners ALUMINUM boats, ' on county Sunday - Com pldte Turkey 6·15·3fc road 18, 150 yaras west of Rt. delivered right to your 3 Bed~oqm home, with WE WI SH to express our sin - Dinners. ·Awnings 33. Call 991-6156. Lorenzo cere thanks to the doctors, pro/eeL Fast and easy . Free' brick f'ront, 1 car 6·14-Jtc • Underpinning Dav is. est males. Phone 991 -3184.' nurses and nurses aides of Window Real Estate For Sale carpeting. Goegleln Ready . Mi x co.,, garage, 5-19·30tc Holzer Hospifal during the YARD SALE, Avon Bottles. Air Conditioners Comp lete mobile home Middleport, Ohio. ; Pri(ed at , , illness and at the time of the Antiques on Larkin Street RACINE - 6 room house, bath, service - plu s gigan tic death of Jul ia Van Matre. 1968 HON·OA CB -350, good Rutland, Thursday. Friday 6 30 ut ility room, garage, $10.000; ·Hc • ONLY $13.750 · Hot Water Heaters - --,----'display of mobile homes Also we extend our ap - and Saturday . condition, low miles, $495 ; phon e 949-4195. Plumbing preciation to the Fog lesong always available at ... 6-14-3tc pgone 991-5213. 3·31 ·ttc BACKHOE AND DOZER work . We specialize In aluminum, Septic .tanks installed. George vinyl and steel siding; 6·1J.6tp - ----=----Funeral Home, Rev. Bernice Electrical Work I Bi II ) Pullins. Phone, 991-1478. fiberglas, br ick and stc,;ie i Winkl er and Rev . George MILLER 5 ROOM house, lot on river. Hoschar and all our friends GUN Shoot, also rifle matches 4-15·1ft complete line of residential ELECTROLUX Sweeper delux Railroad St ., Middl eport · - open sites only, Forked and neighbors who have been and commercial ·roofing; model. Complete with a ll $4,000 ; phone 991-3265. MOBILE HOMES Run Sportsman Club, Sunday , so kind . remodeling , bu lldlng, clea ning attachments and SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED 6·6-11k i220 Washington Blvd. J une 18. 12 noon. The Van Maire Family suspended ceilings, Interior uses paper bags. 51 ightly used REASONABLE rates. Ph. 446423-7521 BELPRE. 0 . 6-15-llp 6·14-Jtc but cleans and looks like new. THREE bedroom house with 4781, Galli[lOIIS, John Russell, and e xterior painting; complete line of Masonry bath, lh.acre lot, on public Will ·sell for $37.15 cash or Owner & Opera tor . 992 -2448 terms available. Phone 992· water system, :lJ... mile from 5·12·tfC work. All work guaranteed to customer satisfaction. We Auto Sales 5641. Chester on County Rd . 25. - - - - - - Pomeroy, 0 . LEGAL NOTICE are fully Insured for your 6·8·6fc Phone 985-4261. ( , BRADFORD, Auctioneer sha ll make every effort to keep BL UE 1966 Mustang , V-8, - - - -- - - - - - protection . 32 N. 2nd. 992. 6·1J.6tc Complete Serv ice the s tr eet li gh tin g sys tem RUMMAGE Sate, Reynolds bu cke t . sea ts, leat her WD-AC TRACTOR, good tires, 3918. co ntra cte d tor In operation ORDINANCE NO . 430 Phone 949·3821 Bu ildi ng , Middleport by Ash upholsten ng , phone 882-2161 8 motor over hauled, new paint, NICE 2·sfory home "with full ALLSIDE BUILDERS & AN OR DIN ANCE TO during the time provid ed. 11 , for Racine, Ohio Street. Freew ill Baptist a .m. to 5 p.m. or 98.4-3806, J . D. Trail type mower, si de PROV IDE FOR FURNISH ING , any reason , th e Company fails CDNSTR, CO, 'Crill Bradford basement, 2 lots, new for:ced Church, June 15, 16 and 17, 9 OPERATI NG AN D MAIN - to do so for more than an Beverly, a fter 6 p.m. rake; phone 992-2826. 5-1-ttc air furnace . Near Pomeroy. TA INING A LIGHTING ~ggrege~te of four (4) hours in a.m . 6· 13·21c 6·15·6fp . '·" Elementary School. Phone SYST-EM TO LIG HT THE any one month , and upon 6·13·3fc - - - - --:=R-ea-=-1-::Es...,..ta. .,. t-e F =-o-r -=sa-lenoti ce of suc h aggregate written 991·7384 to see. STREETS, ALLEY S AND I • J '70 Bonneville, 2 dr . HT, blue ELECTROLUX Vacuum PUBL IC PLACES IN THE ' outage furnished to the Com . 11 -7-tfc HousE in Long Bottom, phone ~(· .. ~ ~-with black vinyl top, factory Cleaner . La te model on VIL LAGE OF POMEROY , pany by the Municipality within OLD-FASHION Trading Ring; ten (1 0) days of the end of such ai r ; vinyl interior ; 25,000 Hor ses, ponies, gun s or MEIGS CO UNTY , OHIO: wheels . uses paper bags, A-1 ~F"o"R,-."'s"'A-L"E,--19-a-cr-e-fa-rm , 4 985-3519. 6-11 -tfc BE IT ORDA INED BY THE month , ther e sha ll be a pro rata anything lot rade ; I mile back actual miles, phone 992-5934 with 7 att. plus s hampooer. bedroom home, com pl etely O' DELL WHEEL allgnm~ ' ... · CO UN CIL OF THE VILLA GE redu ction from th e bill to cover of West Columbia, W. Va. on after S p.m. S28 .40 ' cash or te rm s located aluminum siding at Crossroads, Rt. 124.," remodeled, such outages. No liability shall LOTS ON Wr ight St., Pomeroy ; OF POMEROY, STATE OF Ihe Lakin Road ; lsi and 3rd 6·11·6fp ava ilable . Phone 992-65l7. and storm windows, free gas Complete front end service/ attach to the Company for any OHI O' phone 741·5937. Sunday each month. 6-IHic we ll , all mineral rights, 1 mil e tune up and brake service. · SECTION 1: That Columbus outage . 6·6·11tc 6·11·61p 1954 DODGE 2-ton truck with 14 - - - - - - SECT ION 8The Company Wheels balanced elec from Harrisonv ille . Call 992and southern Oh io Electric Company, Its successors and shall not be required to install ft . bed , V-8 motor ; five speed ZIG ZAG sewing mach ine , 1972 3640. work . tronically . All 37 ACRE farm , modern house, assigns, (herein called th e additiona l street lights or KOSCOT KOSMET IC S: Several model. used just a few times . transmiss ion ; very good 6·15-7tp guaranteed . Reasonable! · drilled we ll , 7 acres ri ver " Compan y" ) fs hereby vested mainta in or replace la mps in new products - specia ls each Full size. Dia l control to fan cy sha pe ; se ll reasonable ; rates . Phone 992-3213. bottom , on good road; ca ll with the r igh t 10 light with the event that the Mun icipa lity month ; also sa les personnel stitch', buttonho le etc . RACINE - 10 room house. Delbert lawson, Portland, 7·17-tlc e lectr icity the .s treets , alleys Is In arrears in payment for atler I p.m. 992-6133. needed . Phone 991·511 3. Reduced to only 536.10 cash or Ohio. bath, basement, garage, two a nd other public places in the sendces renclered, nor shall th e H ·l11c AUTOMOBILE Insurance been terms available. Trade-in 6·6-tlc 6-15-3tp lots. Phone 949-4313. municipality Of Pom eroy, Ohio, Company be req uired to in·stall accepted. Ph one 992-6517. (herei n ca tted the more than six (~) street tights cancelled? Lost your 4-5-tfp 5 ROOM house , l'h bath, bullt·ln "Mu nicipa lity" ) an d the dur ing the las t year which this REGISTERED Appaloosa Stud 1967 HOLIDAY couple, Olds 6-15-6tc operator's license? Call 992· Com pan y1~h a l l nave the right to Ordin ance is In eff ect. back porch, large screened·ln mobile Service, $50 Reg. mares, $40 88, automatic dri ve, 2966. IDEAL 5·ACRE RANCHO . 1 .~ ~C~ I 0 "4 9 : l;he, Corn pany at ch~1rg.,..,antl.....,~eceiv.e fr:om the front porch, garage, running Grade, Francis Benedum , ... 6·15·1it· power s le erIng . powe r WURLITZER HOM E ORGAN Lake ConChas, New Mexico. M ' nl c l p~ llty paym ent for said its ow n' expense sh·an exer cise water ; 1:v. acre of ground: for Newest model , loaded with brakes, A-1 condit ion, new 667·3856. Phone reasonable diligence to ln&ure S2.875. No Down. No interest. ser ice In accordance wfth the 5·11·30tp tires, mar oon fi ni sh. Call 992- everything , like new! To be. S25 mo . Vacation Paradise. qu ick sale, must be seen to be SEE IJ.) r-utc Awnmgs, storm sc hedu le of rates set fo rth that the lig hting sys tem is in appreciated; 10 mi les North ta ken in trade in this area , 3957. doors and windows, carPQrts,i below . All fixtures shall be good order and that all street Mon ey Maker . Free of Pomeroy on Rt.J3 ; ca ll991- marquees, aluminum sldlng 6·15·31p an d will be sold at half the mounted on wood poles, un less lights are burning and shall SAVE up to one half. Br ing yoor Br och ure . Rancho s : Box 6748. or iginal price. Write for in· otllerwlse stated, and energ ized mak.e replacemen ts as soon as sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, and railing . A. Jacob, sales 1001DO, Alameda , Californ ia by o~erh ead dist rib ution poss ible following notifica tion 6-Htc format ion : GRAVES PIANO 151 Butternut Ave ., Pomeroy. representative . For free i 94501 ' by the customer of the need for facilities . & ORGAN COMPA NY, 383 E. ' estimates, phone Charles. 4-4·fiC For Sale ~ - 7 - 141p Number, Size In Lum ens 1 such service , but the com pan y Broad St. , Columbus, Ohio. Lis le , Syracuse, .v. V.1\ HATCHING Red turkey eggs, "Type and Rate Per Lamp Per shal l not be required to perform 6-IHtc Johnson and Son, Inc. any such r e pl acement or L t Year as follows : · he ld .55 degrees. 20c each ; OS 1000 Open In · ma intenance exce pt during 167.x Henry G . Schneemu lch , J.1.H-! regu lar working t'lours . SP INE T CONSOLE PIANO cadescen t . Series . 520.00. BLOND Pekingese on Johnson Ridge Road, Ga ll ia SEC TI ON 10 : The Compa ny may be purchased by small 4-x - 1000 Open Inca ndescent SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Harr isonville Rd., Reward; Co ., Ga ll ipoli s. shall save the Mun icipa lity . Multiple, $20.00. monthly payments, see it Sanitation , Stewart, Ohio. Ph . 6·14-3tp ca ll 843-1287 or 991·5897. narm less fro m ankand all 5Q .x 2SOO Open In locally, write Cortland Mus ic Pomeroy 608 E. Main St. 6-1 3-3tp 661·3035. liabili ty occas ioned th e sole ca ndescen t . Series, S27 .50, Company I, P. 0 . Box 35, 2·12·tfC · GARDEN Iiii er , B & S engine ; l ·K - 2500 Open Inca nd escent negligence of the co pany in Cort lan d, Ohio 44410. th e cons truction, maintenance Employment ,,..1.,, , - Mult iple , $27.50. good condit ion, S75; phone NEW HOME 11 1 ll\ ·· 1: 6·15-2tp 21 - 8000 OBS Mercury and operat ion of lts street POMEROY - 1 story, 3 SUPERIOR WINDoW Cleaning 991·6416. llg hfing s ystem in th e WILL paint roofs or houses, Vapor, $37 .50 . Co. & Building Maintenance; 15-3tp 6· bedrooms, double closets, MAPLE, Early American 15 - 25.000 Glass, Mercury Muni cipa lity . trim and cut trees,· clean co mmercial ; professional mod ern bullt·ln kitchen, 1 SEC ION 11 : Title to a ll wire , atti cs; basements , etc. Vapor - wood poles , $7.2 .50. Stereo.radio combination . men., .for professional jobs ; REGISTERED Angu s bull s, Contact Associate baths , dining room , all 15,000 Glass. Mercvry Vapor . po les, lamps and appurtenances Beautiful maple cabinet, with phone 614·446·9101. Ph one 949·3111. IJSed by the Compan y in fur . Eresco and President blood new woo'd poles, $82 .5Q, , ca rp eted, basement, lot 4 speed changer, 4 speakers, VERA EBLEN H ·12tp 6·14-JDic lines ; phone 991·2789. 15,000 Glass, Mercury Vapo r - nlshl ng th e servi ce co m· 115x210 , (electric heat!. temp la ted In this Ord inance is 9ff.3ii2o 6· i 4·6tc dual vol um e control. Balance concrete stand ard s .s115.00. 115x200, (electri c heat) . CALL 949-1711'1 for auto body and $77 .43. Use our budget terms . x . 212 In ca ndescent lights are and shall be in lh e Company . -For Sale or Trade 160 Coal St, -· Middleport 4 BEDROOMS SEC TION 12 ' All the rlohts Cal l 992-7085 . to be repla ced with 8000 Lumen pa in t work. Also repair fiber RE GATTA WEEK SPEC IA LS, and pr iv ileges gr11nted to, and MIDDLEPORT - Modern OBS .MV . 6-IH tc glass boats, plus electric and 1967 FORD Ga laxle; sel l or RU TLAND - Co rner lot, ''• Vinyl floor covering, love ly SECTION 2: The amount of the obligat ion Imposed up on tt~e kllchen, large TV room, gas welding. Stanley's trade for motor cyc le ; phone ac re with 3 bedroo m modern energy used by each lamp Is said Comp11ny, as recited in th is colors & patterns , 9x12' s WALNUT Stereo .r adio com· din ing room , bath, carpet, Custom Body Shop 991-3S30. Contract, st~all respectively calcu lated on the besls of all home, gas furnace, all $14.95 ; elect. clothes dryers. binat ion, dual volume con trill. paneled, utility room , 5-19-JOtc 6-9-6tp night burni ng every day of the inure to the benefit of anel be your cho ice $30 . (F ree paneled. lots of carpet, 4 speed intermixed changer, 4 binding upon its successors and garage and la rge storage veer , or approximately <tOOO remodeling inside almost ceramic frog with every rug s peaker sound system, building , 2 lots. $14.900,00. HARRISON ' S TV Service, open hours per year (an a~erage of assigns . CHANNEL mob ile CB radio or dryer purchase thru SECTIO N 13 : Tha t the 13and ,500. complele-$11 Balan ce S62.57. Use our 3 ~3 . 3 hours per month) . In A FARM 9 a.m . to 9 p.m. ; free pickup 6 ch<~_nnel base ; will trade Regatta Week! ) All · metal ddd itlon to the charges set forth Municipality by legis lat ive budget terms. Call 992·7085. WITH A FUTURE and delivery ; phone 991·2522. for sma ol fish ing boat and or the company sha ll action , lawn chairs; go-cart motor ; in Sec tion 1 above 1 the Company 6-15-6tc This may be " lust the spot" motor ; also large pony far 6-13.tfc MIODLEPORT - South wi ll , each month , apply th e have the right to terminate th is used white work · trousers, sa le, $20 ; ph one 991-7258. you've been lopklng for . Call Second Ave.. 15 ft . living fol lowing fuel adjustment to the Ordina nc e-at any time, upon shirts, 85c ,each, great for 6-15-3tc painters! Also, see 6llr usual 1971 ZIG -ZAG Sewing Mach ine .u tal average KB H per month written noti ce fli ed with the us tor an appointment to see room, dining room , sma ll left in layaway . Beautiful oth er party hereto at least sixty for al l the la mps billed duri ng it. Opportunity knocks! fami ly room , built. in kitchen se lection of clean good {60 1 days prior to such date . pastel color, full size model . the per iod . ' 65 MUSTANG Convertible, 3BEDROOMS with bar, 3 large bedroom s household goods , appliances . SEC TION 14 : That all or All built-in to buttonhole, do TMenergy charg-e appl icable immac ulat e cond ition , 6 MIDDLEPORT- 1'12 baths, KUHL ' S BARGAIN CEN · stretcn sew ing and fancy up, nice bath, all carpeted, to all kilowaft.hours of energy dinan ces or resoiiJtions , or parts cylinder, standard floor shift; large double garage , storm TER, Rt. 7 "at lhe caution stitc hing . Pay just S48.75 cash cons umed shall be Increased or th ereof, tha t are incons isten t or lovely decor, sun porch In stereo tape deck ; beautiful d ec reased .0055c per KWH per In conflic t herewith be an d the light", Tuppers Plains, Ohio. or terms available. Trade-Ins doors and windows, nice front , carport In back . If it ' s metallic maroon finish ; must each fu ll one.helf cent £. 5c ) same are hereby repeated . Open to 6 p.m. ; closed accepted. Phone 991-5641. por c hes, EXCELLENT t~ : a nice nome you want, try SECTIO N 15 : That lhls Or increase or decrease abov e or see to appreciate ; phone 949Mondays . Phone: 667-3858. NEIGHBORHOOD. this one . 6-15-6tc dinance shall take effec t and be below twen ty-three cents (2J c) 5953. 6·11 ·6tc $12.900.00, in the average cost per mi llion In force from and after th irty 6-13.6tc Man y other homes In 1960 CHEVROLET 4 Door ( 1,000,000 } BTU of fuel con - days from Its passage or as soon Pomeroy , Middleport and sum ed at the Company ' s thereafter as permitted by taw , Ha rdt op , I owner , im · HENRY E. CLELAND, Sr. ou tl ying communities and gen erating stat ions during the either sta te or federal, and shall '67 JEEP Wagoneer , 4 wheel maculate condition , 55,000 dr ive , 327 V-8, air con. ' REALTOR second ca tenclar month remain In effect for a per iod of severa l lots still available, orig inal miles , fully equipped. five ( 51 yean. from its passage ; prec eding the bi lling da te. ditioned ; auto mati c tran sPhone 992-2259 Must see. 992·1788. SECT ION 3 : Payment tor th e subject to prior termination as miss ion , power steerl n~ , 160 Coal Street Al so 11 no answer 992-2568\ 6·15·61c se rvi ce furnished hereunder 'provided In Section 13; pro~lded power brakes, automattc · ON YOUR OIAL . loca tion of lhe Middleport C it shall ha~e been accepted by s hall be made monthly , In ac . front hubs, excell ent con· ,of C office. the Company by wr itten ac cordance with bills rendered dillon ; phone 949-5953. th erefor by the Com pan y at the cep tance filed In the Office of Real Estate For Sale 6·1J.6tc end Of ea c h period, each the Clerk of th e Municipalit y. Pa ssed thi s 5th day of June , paym ent to be due with in 15 Economy Ti ller, 311> h.p. B&S days of the subm ission of the 1912. Reg . 159.95 144.95 engine. ATTEST : bill therefor , overdue payments Wanteci To Buy to bear interest at the rate ot 6 Jane Walton , Clerk . Rawlings Dependable City does It In ... we have APPROVED June 5, 1972 USED wa ter ski equlpment, ca ll Turf Trim Mower. B& S 31h pe t per annum until paid . "u nfrozen" our prices on air conditioning and will Install William earonick . Mayor . 992-2392. Shou ld the Municipality detoult h.p. engine. In carton 70.25 air conditioning on any cor during the months of June and 161 8, 15 in . · lour (<t l succ ess ive 6-13·31p 110 Mechani~ Street July for the complete price of $185 .. . this Is a $11S paym ents, the Company may at POMEROY discount over the original pr ice .. , no gimmicks; THIS IS any time discont inue service 'OLD FURNfTURE, 'dishes , ···-Jack W. Carsey, Mgr .. THE COMPLETE INSTALLED PRICE : PARTS ; he reund er without notice · so Pomer.oy, Ohio 45769 Ai' Phone 992·2181 clocks, brass beds, sliver LABOR ; rAX; COMPLETE . .. ANY CAR, Beautiful tong as any default , e" lsts ; SfRIKE VOTE dol lars or · co mplete provi ded , how ever , th!lt no wood grained cabinet to match the latest of models . .. REAL INVESTMENT households . Wr ite M. D. charge sha ll be made by the CHilLICOTHE, Ohio (UP! ) hurry In and see the unit and sef up your appointment to' COR NER LAND - Large building, 40x70, ideal for con· Company for service hereunder Miller / Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. have a '.'cool" summer. . durlno any period in whi ch - Some 220 non.professional tractor on Route 143. Has a 3 bedroom residence, 11!2 acres Call 991-6271 . service is so discontinued . In employes voted by better than of leve l land . • 3-16·tfc the even t of SIJCh default the SCENIC Company upon written not ice to 00 per cent, to strike the ChilliTHE CRESTWOOD AAC-600 SYRAC USE - Watch the river boMs go by, relax, and the MIJnlclpali ty may term inate cothe Hospital because they 36" 1! 23" x .oo·9 Wanted enjoy life summe't or winter. 4' bedroom home with 2 this agreement . r ' SECTION 4: The Company have not been able jn get bar- NE E 0 <¥ard mowed ; phonf, ,991· baths, nice kitchen , full basement. agrees dur ing th e term nereof gaining recognition~ 101 1. WILD BUT CAN BE DEVELOPED t() install addi tiOn&! street ligh ts 6-13·31c No deadline was set for Ute OVER 7 ACRES - Want to build several homes for resalif of the type and size spec ified Then you ought to see this. Your for tune could be here. abov e, when authorized to do so strike. HOUSE Carpen ter -fin isher, ca ll bv resolut ion of tne Counci L PRIME LOCATION The American Federation of Guy Neig ler , Racine, Ohio. Prov ltl ed, however, that the RT. 114 WEST Compact hom e for lhe working class. 6-13·3tc ne w street lights sha ll be state, County and Municipal Yell! is real nice. All paneled and carpeted . Room for a I-Deated with in 250 reel of a USED OFFSET PLATES garden or play ground. distribut ion ci rcu it of th e Employes Union seeks to SUMMER Employment, car" HAVt;. HANDY Company . negotiate a labor contract necessary ; for details write ·MANY USES SECTION 5 : The minimum MIDDLEPORT You can walk to the stores. and the FRONT: Deluxe auiomotlve styling with safety.lfeslgned Hospital Personnel Manager Mrs . Libman , 34 West Car· number ot street lights shall be children to school. Level lot with 3 bedroom home. Only padded base. Wood grain control •nd t~ strip. penter Street, Athens, Ohio not less than the sum of the total Robert E. Black meanwhile $8,500.00. '' AIR OUTLET LOUVERS: Three 4"xP;,' front louvers. A5701. number spec ified above, and sald he had ·received a favorAdJustable for all ·dlrectlon air flow. FREEDOM whenever additiona l lights are 6·11 ·61c EVAPORATOR CASE: Dimensions-Height 4'12", Length 141 ACRES - En loy the fresh air of the country . Make Installed , the minimum numb er able ruling from tbe Internal 16W' , Depth 113.>". 8 for Sl.OO of li g htS sha ll be increased Reveneu Service on granting WAITRESS , no experien ce money with cattle while you work at your regular job. iiCCOrdlngly . AIR CONTROL: Variable 3·speed for maximum personal nei:essftry ; apply In person, Meigs school district. Large farm pond and a very good SECTIO N 6 : II is further employes a 5 per cent pay comfort. .. . Blue Tartan, Midd le port. spring. 3 or 4 bedroom home. 1 barns, nice outbuildings. agreed tha t the Company shall rafse . TEMPERATU~E CONTROL ; Adlustable witH off $31,500.00. 6·.15-6tc move street. lights to new position . Cooling level Is automatically maintained by IOc!ltiOfts, or ch ange the type of THERMOTROL fixtures to another type Jesua• Mlalstry We need nice and neat 1 bedroom homes, reasonably For Rent ,, specified above ts requested by priced. Big things are In the making, watch this ad and Scholars believe Jesus' the counc it by 'resolution ; UN F URNISHED house , 4 you may be a IIHie wiser . Real estate is a solid inprov fUed. however. 'that the public ministry I a s ted for rooms, bftlh and utility room, vestment . Come In Iosee what we have to offer, ac.tuat cost to tile Compa ny In about 2'h or 3'h years. The garage, Lincoln Hgts .. phone 111 Court St. making such r~loca tl ons or HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992·J874. cha nges In the fixtures, shall be length Is determined by the Pomeroy, Ohi~ number of Passovers that paid for by the Municipality, MIDDLEPoRT, 0. 6·13-Jtc 992·3325 NO SUNDAY SHOWINGS PLEASE. 992-2378 SECT ION 7: The Company He celebrated. ' BARNEY ' JUGI-\AID TOLD ME '{ORE MULE WUZ AlLIN'··· THAR SHORE 15, ELV IN EV 15 THAR ENNVTHING I CAN DO, LOWEEZI/? Business Services DANCE Whispering Pines · Nite Club 10 til 2 Pomeroy Ho.!nir·& SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. wu've BEEN vistTIN(> CAMPUSES, BtMO... ~OW WIDESPREAD IS THE BRALESS LOOK '; ! ViSITeD ONE LAST WEEK THAT WAS .ONE HUNDRED PER. CE:IIT BRALESS WHERE~ SADIST l CALIFORNtA 1 I'Ll IIET J BUT 1 snu. ~INK WE'LL. tw-16 ARQJND AWHILE ,.. . KEBLE~'S .BOOKKEEPING SERVICE Mobile Homes v, ••HEll" ~ ~ AH IS '/ORE "LI'L BUTTERCUP"G ROWED IN TO IFONEO' U5 HAD MARRI ED '10'- THIS IS WHAT HE'D OF GOT? r-""'-'<:::--- WE.ISTH' WJCKIE.ST BOYS INTH' i r-------, A H SHOULD e.E GLAD AH e.f'.UNG PE ACE - e.UT SOMEHOW AH IS INSUlTED - LeT tiS r!eSS', Tf!Ef?l=s A £lib IN MY 6VOP! FISH IT OJT FGlZ r---1 YO\J ••• I S PLEt-;DI D HEATING & COOLING ~ - - -- - - ARNOLD BROTHERS ,,,,. -:... ·- s~'~.~i s~~~~~r . ... ... - ------ 1]\t\.i!S 111& ~'I· 1\G'S· · t-.LVJA'IS BeStt .. ]IE[{G'>S IJ(m\11-lio ·Bl<O~lJS ", a: ~ \U()IJl.DtJ'T ro 10 Het.P M6 ~D 1116 fi(XJ%.. · 1 CLELAND REALTY ~ ~ . ~ ~...,.,-..,. . -~---. ~ RIIU.ROAD SlPil!G SOMt JotlL~S AIQ!t£ AIID !IER PRIEt!DS • • KE<P A SHARP EYE ON --.,--,--~-,-­ HIM! I \1/AMT EVERY MOI'E HE MAKES REPORTED lOME! by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS 1. Dandruff t Ham's grandson center 2. Rarin' 5. Eve's to go daughters 3. Aldous 10. Solicitude Huxley' s 11. Rest utopian 1%, Edible novel seaweed (3 wds. l 13. Popular f, Chalice folk song. veil &tress 5. Cut of pi• 14, O.T. book (abbr.) 8, Unclose 15, Toby is (poet.) one style 7. Bertoli 16.-up Brecht's (agitated) " - and 17, ForeHer shadow Children" 19, Building (2wds.) extension 8. Actress, :lt. Not a bit · Zl. Paris · Parsons airport 9. The tidy H. Trotsky way :13. Physiognomy Zl. Stitched ~---------' Z$, Choir ·voice It-By what We talk to JOU ·like 'WMP0/1390.' SPECIAL MOWERS & TILLERS ·- Virgil B. Teaford, Sr.- Broker ~ •a• (0 11'12 Klnr FoatuHI 87ndlcato, lne.) ~&~ltJl;-"-~ =::!:! _,J c:: Unteramble theae four Jumble1, one letter to etU:h ~quare, to form fo.ur ordinary word•. · •' I 11. Makeup item 15. Heinrich or Thomas 18. In a trice 21, Feedbag contents ZZ, Lionl[ke 23. Turn tall 24, Japanese governor of old 25. Napo· leon's troops (Fr.) 27. Lawrence Weik specialty 28,-syrup 29. Register 34. Accom· pllshed 35. Filch SEGUS • =-::1~~~:;. -- )K I [) [J I rEUGLf~j ] K tj I ,.,.. HE t:'EC:LARED- He WA6N'TONE! means . Z'l. "Dr. Liv- IGfT TlE PICTli«E ·OKAY! IIUT, JUST L!T 111!111! llf ~E ll'l 1111 OF HMKY-1'111110' AMP (--n -"'""s•wJ lol ingstone, I-?" 30. Palestin- 80TH J•mbi.., DIAWL l'Htenlar"• ' ian p:ain 31. Cockney's castle 3!. Managed SS, Milady's For Sale LOONY JUIIST POOIUM \ Amwerl Made IO come c~an he/ore 1he han.clnA'I - LAUNDRY . ,,,, ..... contour control SIJ;:ngrossed smtaving llelp noresem~ Aluminum Sheets blanco 37. Stare at 38. "1 Pagliacci" heroine Sl. Bock DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Hert'a how to work It: GOOD EVENING, 51R ,.flOW~ ~E GREASE TRAP? A X Y D L B A.A X It ,..... II LONGPJILLOW One letter simply 1tands tor another, Io this sample A Is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc, Sin1le !etten, apostrophea, the leneth and formotion of the words art Ill blots. Each day the cod~ Jetton are dilerent. The DaUy Sentinel Y..terday'• Cryptoquote: MOSf MEN ARE LIKE EGGS, TOO FULL OF THEMSELVES TO HOLD ANYTHING Et8E. - JOSH BILLINGS, .CRYPTOQUOTES JZFQBW PLPVK BRICF R. tl RAWLINGS SONS 00. VPEUPZF L • I, . 1!. OP FB FB TJECQWJFBW QW EBHP FCBEP . ZBHUJWK EQIW BX UVPEPWF.- • �• 12-The DaUyS!!ntinel,MJddleport-Pnmeroy, 0 ., Junf 15,1972" Youths' Tractor Pull Saturday Length of chatn will be 24 Class ~ - Free For All. Inches. · Dual wheel• on rear of The rules: Entry fee of Sl for . each tractor will not be allowed. No steel wheels or tire chains competitive pull . . One driver will be permitted will be allowed . . All weights must be bnlted. for each tractor. Drivers mu•t have his pinned or chained to tratlor to tractor under control at all satisfoctlon of the judges. Judges' decision n all cases tlmes . · All tractors must be patented i5 final . There will be no weighing and factory built. Orawbar must be of o stable out. All tractors will -be weighed design, fastened securely fo the tractor with no moving parts In before the contest starts at 9 between pinhole and tractor. a.m. at the Landmark .coles. If tractor fronl raloes to point Orawbar height will be maximum of 12 inches on a judges feel endangers the driver, judges may stop the tight chain . The Big Bend Regalia Garden Tractor Pulling Con lest for youths will be held at 10 a.m. at the old Pomeroy Junior High School on Saturday, June 17. Weigh-in will be at 9 a.m. al the Landmark scales. This ·con lest is for youths under 16 years old. Classes and ·rules are as follows: Class I - Up to 500 lbs. · Class 2 - 501 to 700 ibs. Class 3 - 701 to 900 lbs. Class 4 - 901 to 1100 lbs. .I Friday and Saturday Sale Elberfelds In Pomeroy pull. · Don't Forget! Father's Day is Swulay the 18th' teet: · The contestant must stop when whistle is blown. Judges will decide on ' Negotiation on June 21 F. Sa lei Mens Davis 4 D tr~ctors over ·1;000 rounds jf garden tractor or no . Father's Day Selection! If I here Is no competition In a class the class will be eliminated. Cash prizes of $100 will 5e offered. To enter the contest please fill out the entry form below and mail fo C.. E. Blakeslee, Box 32, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. 1 .EMS Pilot Project in · ·- OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .CJ:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Booms must not exceed 12 Inches from front edge of front wheels. Width of track will be fen Men's SPORT SHIRTS Select a shirt or two in his correct size, style and color he likes. All sizes small (14-14 112 ). medium (15-15112). large (1616112) and extra large (17-17112 ). All · famous makes. A fine -selection of styles. Arranged for your easy selection. NAME OF YOUTH._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _AGE._ _ __ ~ouss.__________________~--------------------------MAKE OF TRACTOR.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;__ _ _PHONE._ _ _ __ Mail to C, E. Blakeslee, Box 32, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Cushion WORK ·SO_CKS Negotiations will begin in Washington nel[l Wednesday that could lead loa ~.7 million, 3-year federal contract to set up a nationa\ demonstration· project lor the deiivery of emergency .medical 8ervices in the 7-county Southeastern Ohio area including Meigs and Gallia. Jack E. Farrington, executive director of the Ohio Valley · Health Services Foundation, Inc., Athens, said Friday Foundation representatives will be in Washington that day to discuss costs of its bid proposal submitted on April 19 to serve the nation as a "pilot project in a rural area.'' The proposal was submitted as a result of an Invitation by tbe Health Services and Mental Health Administration, in late Short top. White or grey. Sizes 10 to !3. · RegularprlceJpalr1 .85 Sale Friday and S.turday 3 Pair HAllMARK FATHER'S DAY CARDS On the 1st floor. An ex· cellent stltclion of Father:s Day Cards. Also Father's Day Gift Wrapping and ribbon. Take time to visit on the 1st floor look through the Hallmark cards·and make your selection. March, to become a candidate based on a local concept for a. rej!ional rural ambl!lance system which it began developing with County Commissioners of the seven counties last September. · According to Farrington, 49 other applicants of the nation entered the competition. In- . formation received from HSMHA at that time stated a concern by the federal administration and the Congress over the large nwnber of ambulance providers discontinuing services because of high cost of operation. To assist in guiding national policy and legislation in meeting the proble!D, ·it was decided to set up five national demonstration projects; one on a state-wide basis, one in a .metropolitan area ; an intercity program; a program in a city of 500,000 population, and one in a rural area. The Foundation was advised Continued on Page 51 Oil Dumping Charged to Roy Proffitt COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Natural Resources Department Thursday charged Hoy Proffitt of Racine in Meigs County with polluting wl!ler which dwnped into the · 01\io River. Proffitt was cited for accidentally breaking an oil transfer line, allowing more Logan Sand & Gravel Co. of Hellefontaine, was fined $200 for dwnping asphalt into the Mad River. It was the second conviction for that firm. Ea.lier it had been convicted of allowing silt to enter the river in 1971. Buckeye Sugars Inc., of (Continued on Page 12) than 500 gallons of oil to flow into a ditch that eventually flowed in the Ohio River. The. department said three Ohio !inns had bee!l con~icted of littering Ohio's streams. Massillon Spring and Rivet Corp. was fined $500 for allowing oil to enter a tributary of the Tuscarawas River. Another Shipment 1\T Officers Democrat IF/ ,.,.. omen ltame Officers were elected by the Meigs County Women's Democrat' Assn. Monday night at the Trinity Church in Pomeroy. Elected were Cecelia Bailey, president; Lucille Haggerty, first vice president; Lee Enoch, second vice president; Jane Snouffer, recording secretary; Mary McAngus, 'corresponding secretary; Audrey Young, treasurer, and TIRE BI,.EW OUT The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. investigated a single car Mary Marlin, historian. An- accident Wednesday on County nual ·membership tlckets are Road 28, two tenths of a mile available for $1 each. north of Bashan. John M. A variety of desserts was Wells, o7, Long Bottom, Rt. I, served. Mary Martin was was traveling north when a named to address the next front lire blew out causing the informal meeting to be held "• ca, to leave the highway on the July II. All interested right at about 5:50p.m. Wells Democrat women are urged to sustained a laceration of the attend. nose . There was medium damage to the vehicle. 3 ACCI.dent s p rove OFFER SPECIAL Nolaa Amusemeot Auto Sales Compaoy will offer a 1964 CHEVROLET, V-8, phone One teenage girl was preview special Thursday 949-2981. hospitalized and another evenlog. Adults aod children treated and released at will be able to ride the rides Veterans Memorial Hospital all evening from 8 to.10 p.m. following a single car accident for $1. Wednesday at 2:47 p.m. on Nolaa rides are located Tonight thru Saturday Main St. in Middleport. Police behind the Pomeroy Juaior June ll-16-17 . reported Debra Triplett, 16, Hlgh School and will be NOT OPEN Middleport, was traveling east · featuned the three days of on Main when her car went off the Big Bead Regatta. Sun., Mon. & Tues. · June 18·19·20 the street on the right and hit a ;:::::::::::::--.:::::::~::~:«~~:::,w.:::::::::::::::::::· tree. A J~~l~~~~o·N Tamera Jean Hendricks, 13, (Technlcolorl Paul Newman Winfield, W.Va., a paSBenger, Henry Fonda had lacerations of her face. She Colorcartoons: and Miss Triplett were taken to Scuba Duba Do Monster Master the hospital by private car. Paul Edward Rathburn, SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. Miss Hendricks was admitted Watkins Road, Colwnbus, died and Miss Triplett was treated suddenly Tuesday evening at and released. Thtre was heavy home . Mr. Rathburn was born damage to the car. No charge Oct. 12, 1918 at Kyger, the son was filed. MASON DRIVE IN of the late Jonas and Olive Rathburn. He is survived by one sister Gallia County sheriff's Almeda Hurst, Athens, and Tonight & Friday June 15-16 deputies were called at I: IS four brothers, Forest, Cecil, a.m. today to investigate and James of .Colwnbus, and Double Feature PrOilram possible arson at an unoc- Francis of Middleport. Mr. WUTHERING HEIGHTS cupied dwelling owned by Rathburn served 20 years in !Color I Anna Calder-Marshall Joseph Leach located on the U.S. Army. Timothy Dalton Story's Run Rd., two miles Funeral services will be held PLUS from Rt. 7 in Cheshire Twp. Friday at 2 p.m. at the Martin "THE HUNTING Middleport Volunteer Funeral Home with the Rev. PARTY' ' Firemen were called to ex- Cecil Wise officiating. Burial (Color) tinguish a fire at the house will be in Nelson Cemetery. Oliver Reed Candice Bergen which was believed set. The. Rutland American Legion Post Gene Hackman fire started on the front porch · 467 will hold graveside ser(Rl and it damaged the exterior of vices. Friends will be received the house. at the funeral home anytime. MEIGS THEATRE Paul Rathburn Died Tuesday House Damaged -------·cou--PON•·------$1 '1 COUPON GOOD FRI. & SAT. $1 GO Toward BOAT SHOES Purchase CANVAS OXFORDS Womens 5.98 ------------------------- Ask For Your On~! At Heritage house enttne Mostly sunny northwest and clearing southeast today and cooler. High in upper 60s and 70s. Fair and cooler tonight low in upper 40s and 50s. Saturday sunny and continued cool high from mid 60s to mid 70s. Devoted To The lntereau Of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXIV NO. 44 FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1972 . TEN CENTS . PHONE 992-2156 Mens Casual Dress Slacks 4.95 GUN CABINETS Knit Slacks BICYa.E SALE Blanche Casto Dies Wednesday MASON - Mrs. Blanche A. Casto, 7fi, Mason, W. Va., died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Casto was born April 4, 1896 at Taylor County, W. Va., the daughter of the !ale Abraham and Pernisa J. McDowney Roush. Surviving are four sons, Albert, Alva, Paul and John, all in Texas ; a daughter, Mrs. Betty Heib, Dayton; four brothers, Oscar Roush, Arizona; Lewis Roush, Florida; Lawrence Roush, Mason, and Chester of Union, VACUUM a.EANERS On the 2nd floor . See the big selection of bicycles for Mens · boys and girls 20 and 16 inch size . Famous make. Select the one you want and save right now. Walk Shorts DACRON SHEERS A fine selection of regular style mens walk shorts in sizes 30 to 44 waist. Smart patterns and solid colors. All permanent press. You'll . please him on Father's Day with a pair of these. 1'12'' Double stitched side hems, 4'12'' Bottom Hem - Ex. cellent Quality. Colo.rs : While, Eggshell. M•lze, Ant. Gold. Coral, Lt. Blue, Mint Green, Rose, Moss Green. 80" Wide Length Length Length Length $3.69 72" Length $3.89 81" Length $4.19 90" Length $4.59 $4.79 $4.99 $5.39 Mens Mens LEATHER BELTS ~-·-----··••~!!~~• heritage house MIDDL£PORT UMBRELlAS Just Received! Shipment Mattress ToppetS Ill.; three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Roush, Dayton; Mrs. Lona 100 Pet . nylon ' Black Made of Polyurethane. Sizes for Twin and Full Beds in 'll ', Brown or black . GenUine McKay and Mrs. Bertha Large size - Snap open. 1". l'h " and 2" thick . Also foam remnants. Eoch piece full grain Cowhide Bridle Roush, both of Buckeye Lake, Wooden or leather handles . weighed and marked . leather. Ohio, and a number of grandSizes 28 to 50. Each remnant a good value. MENS CANES children and great'i!randchildren. An unusual glff . sturdily made - rubber tip. Mrs. Casto was a member of Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanit Street . . the United Methodist Church at 1----~----~.....1.----------1 Offers a fine selection in Famous Mohawk brand Grafton, W. Va. l'vlens 7.95 Lee Trevino carpets which are shipped to us directly from t~e Funeral services will be at mill to save you money. 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Spice beige, Moss green, Burnished gold, Foglesong Funeral Home with avocado moss and Roman gold are just a few of · the Rev. Stan Craig officiating . Collared style - with· pocket. Button or zipper the colors which are available in 12 and 15 foot Burial will be In the Adams neck opening. widths. Cemetery at Mason. Friends Small, medium. large and extra large sizes . We also offer prompt and expert installation. may call at the funeral home Special Sale Price Also in stock are quality bound mill ends anytime. Still only $88.00. Sizes 12'x15', 12'x16', 12'x17', 12'x18'. NEW COACH All Porch and Lawn .Furniture on salel A Mens 6.95 Lee Trevino Knit Shirts ...... Sale 4.99 Willis Stemen, 3%, Bluffton, special Father's Day price on Uoyd Quality Tuesday night was named Loungers. Doesn't ·Dad deserve a rest? new head foolball coach al There is a Iso a fine selection in Armstrong and Wellston High Schoof. Congoleum Floor Coverings. Many beautiful Stemen succeeds John patterns to choose from in 9 and 12 foot widths. Conger wbo resianed In We feature Toro and Lawn-Boy Mowers. Juae, 1971. The WHS post mowers start easily 1nd come in 19" These ' was shared last year by Sizes small (34-36), medium (38-40l.large (42-44) and 21" sizes. If you are in need of a fine Mark Mullen and Tom Baker and extra large (46-48). mower - check Elberfelds Warehouse! oa a temporary basis. Raglan shoulders. Comfortable to wear. White, The warehouse is open from 9:30 to 5r00 black. navy blue, yellow, light green, light blue, Monday -thru Thursday and from 9:30 ·to 9:00 dark green. Friday and Saturday to serve you. Plenty of Ideal for w9rk or sports wear. Fre~ Parking. Marriage Ucense Michael David Rush, 27, Indian B~you, La. , and Genevieve Bird, 24, Racine, Rt. 2. f· ' • •• unless hijack sanctuaries are eltmlnated, many thousands of future pa'Ssengers will continue 'to face the horrors of air crimes." O'Donnell, on leave of absence as a flight officer with Eastern Airlines, said he wanted to "make especially clear lbat this action is not not tO be identified . directed against this nation's The spokesman said the airlines, bot at the Inability of all nations to agree on the walkout was not mandatory for proper course of action to stop the union's 31,000 pilots and Utese crimes." 15,000 stewardesses. Instead, An ALPA spokesman said he said, it was a "expression of that the management of four constitutional rights" to airlines had indicated support protest inaction on the piracy for the shutdown but had asked issue. ComnllDlity College·is Approved College would continue to operate as an independent four year institution. The idea of permitting a community college to be housed at Rio Grande, according to Dr. A. R. Christensen, president of the college, brings the opportunity for higher education within the reach of all qualified high school graduates. In addition, the president said, "the community college provides for the development of a skill for those who do not choose a four year program. "The college is extending to the citizens of this district the use of its $10 million dollar campus and its highly qualified staff." Under Ohio law, the community college would be administered by nine trustees, six appointed by the county commissioners or the county or counties involved, and three by the governor. The nine trustees will develop a master plan for the community college that determines what programs will be offered within the two- year framework. The proposed community college will be operated by student tuition, state, and district funds. Under the community college plan, a student living in the · district could pay a maximum tuition of $600 annually, while Ohio residents outside the district would pay a slightly higher rate. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 75 under partly cloudy skies. THESE BEAUTIFUL SPINNING WHEELS made by Russell Musser, formerly of the Rutland area and now a resident of Springfield, will be among the attractive displays to be featured Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. when the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society observes Heritage Day as a part of regatta weekend. Enhancing ihe wheels is attractive JeMifer (JeMy) Cbapman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Chapman of Pomeroy, and a majorette with the Meigs High School Band. Hostesses in costume will be on hand for the event to be held at the new Meigs Museum. Jaroushie (or two) Coming to Jumps ASPECIAL TABLE relating to lhe biatory ol Tuppers P!alnl11lll be featured &lnday when Heritage O.y Is oblerVed from II a.m. to 6 p.m. at the new Meigs Musewn in Pomeroy as a . part ol Big Bend Regatta Weekend. The display was prepared by Mrs. Agnes Hill, noted local hlatorlan. Mrs. IIDl ill holding a Civil War sword which Is be~ donated 19 the museum by Rolland Dodderer of Tuppers Plains. Will the real !sam K. Jaroushie please stand up• That may be the question that will climax a zany series of events transpiring over the past month that has brought two old friends who are business associates and totally dedicated practical jokesters to look ill each other today with suspicion, like two bull elephants wanting the shade of ·the same palm tree. For it appeared Thursday that on Saturday afternoon at the home of Fred W. Cro~ in Syracuse, on the occasion of a reception for past grand craokers of the Ohio AsSociation for the Promotion of Bullfrogs, Inc., not one, but two !sam K. Jaroushies of Tripoli, Libyan Arab Republic, may attend. This is how such a preposterous event may trans· pire: 1- Under dale of May Blast, one Isam K. JaroUshie of Tripoli signed a letter ad- dressed to " Pomeroy Newspaper" announcing he would like to attend the frog jwnps Saturday in Pomeroy in connection with Regatta Weekend and that he had produced a new pill that inspired frogs to jwnp abnormal dis lances and also ridded them of the disagreeable sometimes human abnormality of halitosis. 2- A tongue-in-cheek report was made of this letter in the local press, and forgotten about as some one's prank or joke. · -· 3- Upon solicitation by Mr. Crow, who refused to accept the saga of the medicated frog as nebulous, yet denying any knowledge of Jaroushie, this newspaper formally invited Jaroushie to the jwnps. The invitation was directed, air mall, to Mr. Jaroushle, Post, Office Box 385, Tripoli, Ubyan Arab Republic. 4 - After a reasonable lapse of time,'Jaroushle wrote, under Scho.o i Notes on the Term Passed, and to Come By Geoqe li8rp'avM,-S.I. Mel&l Llc8l 8dlool Dlllrlel In thifl evenq's column I woulli like to touch oo aiiiiJ!ber of Items and I hope that ooe or man of them 1llll be of interest to you. Last week I did all I could to explain the necessity of passag~ speakint( of schools - No. 239 . ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY I \ • The recent "Consensus session" held in the Meigs Local School District indicated that the public is especially Interested In how the district's money Is spent. In response to this, Frank W. Porter, president of the Meigs . Local Board of Education, said today the Meigs Local District had receipts of $1,721,62fl.241or the calendar year of 1971. Of this total, $345,274.81 came from local real estate taxes and $25,375.16 from personal taxes for a total of $370,649.97. The district received $1,350,976.27 from· the State of Ohio and from tuition fees. Expenditures for the calendar year of 1971 totaled $1,748,927.58, ~ deflci! of $27,301.34. Expenditures In· eluded $1,132,945.631n salaries; $9,820.85 in supplies; $47,288.29 for textbooks; $181,061.10 for retirement paymen)s; $6,222.30 for work study; $67,926 for transportation; $42,996.82 for tutor, auditor, bond premiwns and to the county board of education; $128,522.59 for the operation of the school plant including utilities and insurance, and $132,164 for · federal programs. 100% Dacron Ninon Tailored Curtains 36" 45" 54" 63" WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Thursday it would join In the union .representing U.S. com- -action. mercia! airlines pilots an- · nounced today its members "It is truly unfortunate tbat would cooduct a ~our walk- hundreds of thousands of out Monday as part of a world airline passengers will have wide protest against air piracy. their travel plans Interrupted Capt. ·John J. O'DoMell, for this period, "O'Donnell told" jX'esident of the Airline Pilots a news conference. "But it is inevitable lbat Association (ALPA), said negotiations with the United Nations ·had failed to bring about action and that a onN&y shutdown of all airline traffic was the only remaining step·to dramatize the situation. The Ohio Board of Regents Other unions in tbe airline today approved a resolution indi!Stry, Including one representing pilots from other creating a community college nations, were expected to district in Southeastern Ohio. The resolution, which insures participate in the strike. economical educational opThe shutdown will begin at 2 portunities, creates a coma.m. EDT Monday. The International Association of Machi- munity college district of nists (lAM) which represents Gallia, Jackson, Meigs and most aviation mechanics, said Vinton Counties. The proposed community college would be housed on the Rio Grande College campus, and would use the college's facilities and personnel through a contractual agreement. Rio Grande Spend.ing Detailed A well ·known brand. Ll mlfed quant lty of . Upright and Canister models . All •t spec ial reduced prlcei Hanes T Shirts With Pocket . Weather Free Gift Box 5.99 Ecology Tennis Shoes ' Four-in-Hand Ties and the popular E-Z· on Ready-lied Wembley KNIT SHIRTS Womens and Mens Your Thorn patterns. 1.75 JUNE 16 and 17 ONLY . Father's Ooy Gift. A big selection of solid colors and Three minor two-car acTies . cidents were reported by the Gallia-Meigs State Highway Boys Flare Leg Wranglers. A complete selection Patrol Post today. None inof sizes in regulars or slims. volved serious personal injury. Sale 3.98 At 11:40 a.m. Wednesday on Boys Husky Size Flare Leg Wrangler Jeans . Route 7 one mile north of Gallipolis, Hal C. Seymour, 61, Sale 4.50 Plainfield, N. J., while at- f---~--·-----~-~-~--~-:-----~·-·----;!_:._ --~--i tempting to pass, struck the rear of an auto driven by Some Excellent Gift • Myron ~~Bud" McGhee, 37, For Father's Day Giving Gallipolis. Damage was minor Waist sizes 32 to 44. S~lect your correct length. 35 to both vehicles. Seymour was per cent cotton, 65 per cent Dacron Polyester . Kodak Camera • Polarqid Camera - Camera cited for passing without Permanent press. Full cut style with more accessories. Norelco or Sunbeam Ele~tric Razor fullness in the seat. Not so much taper in the assured clear distance. . Gillette Track II Razor • Alta Shave Lotion • legs . Solid colors. At 2:4op .m. on Africa Road, Shave Cream . Fanny Farmer tandv · Timex one-lenth of a mile south ·of Wrist Watch . Watch Bands · Foster .·ant Sun Route ~. Joseph Roush, 61, Glasses - Bathroom Scales • Pockeo Knife · Route 2, Gallipolis, and Willard 1--·------------~-----·-·--{ Pocket Watch . Electric Fan - Ice Chest Cooler • Newsome, 23, Covington, Ky., Alarm Clock - Paris Leather Belt - Easy Chair · crossed a narrow bridge Luggage • Radio • Portable TV Set · Tape Player SPECIAL . simultaneously. Roush slid into . Record Album - Rolfs Wallet or Key case, and the railing on the right to avoid many others. Father's Day Sale contact between the vehicles. Th~re was moderate damage /'vlens to Roush's auto. No arrest or citation was issued. If your Dad is a gun collector or lust plain likes About 7 : ~ p.m. on Turguns- Visit our Jrd floor furniture department key Run Road, three miles and see the fine gun cabinets. Holds six or ten west of Gravel Hill Road, guns. Double glass door with lock. Under stora~e . Roger Bennett, 22, Route I Sizes 29 to 42 waist. space and drawer that locks. Beautiful maple Gallipolis, was traveling west Stripes , neat patterns antique finish . We'll gladly deliver In lime for when he hit his brakes, causing and a big selection of Father's Day Gift this Sunday . solid colors. Straight leg him to crash into the side of a car operated by Harry Lee styles and flares. Buy . Drapery Dept.-2nd Floor Smith, 42, Pomeroy . There was what you need and save Speci•l Silt now . moderate damage to both vehicles. No arrest was made. Regatta Special 225 2nd Select a tie or two for your • at y Los Angeles County contains 77 cities. ' served. The river boat pictures are from the collection of J. W. Weaver, Racine, long-time skiff'lllllker. Mitchell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cbapman, Pomeroy. ____--;'__ Teenage Girls Hurt in Wreck Fri. & Sat Extra heavy blue denims . Sanforized shrunk. True western style . Sizes 29 to 38 waist. Select your correct length . Special Sale Price • Now You Know Wembley Ties Wrangler Aare leg Jeans MITCHELL CHAPMAN, in costwne of yesteryear, points out some of the interesting river boats which are part of a picture display to be shown at the Meigs County Museum Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. when Heritage Day is ob- allbe In)' 011 nat 'l'lleldaJ. I tnllt thai that article did lllliWII' 11101& o1 your .....kiN IIIII thai you wUl .IUpport Ul. II Ia 011' tdDcore 11ope that till ,..._ 111 Mllp Locll Dl.llrlct wm lhow ~ willlna ID IUIJpot't tbllr IChooll at lbe lllile level as tbl peapllln SauiiMm ud Bullra. i f · - - l'teue give 111 your support. · OUR MINE MECHANICS elaBB equipment Ia beginning to arrive. Our mine infllructor, Dorsel Smith, Ia on the jobtounpacli:: and uaemllle this equipment. He Ia allo wll'king on the course on June~. SCHEDuiJNG FOR NEXT year is under way In both tlte junior and senl111' high achoola. We sUII bave openin1111 In a IRIIIlber of vocational court1e1 and encourage students to contact structure. Mr. Diehl if they are Interested. Weare particularly interelled in WE WANT TO EXTEND our befit wishes to the 236 sen101'8 .encouraging boys In next year's junior class ID Consider the mine wbo received their diplomas on May 23. Congratulatiolll allo go mecbalt1ca coune. These clares are open to students from all to Mr. Diehl and hl.a staff for a IIUCCIUful commencement. Onl7 a acboola In !be county. high ICllool principal can lmow !be feeling of IIXOIIIpllshment Tbe JUIQIIIel' lchool remedial )r01f8m la In run ~ at and relief when anoth.- p-adultloa ' - been Cllllflleted. l alao Pomeroy Elementary Scbool. Robert Morrla lwadl the staff ol!8 WIIJ11 ID lballlt you all lor your cooperatiOIIID !be Dlltter Ill taking teachen who are 'WOI'kq to help the ylllqSien. 'l'bret bus plclurel.lt Ia quite necessary fill' 1111D bave thifl cooperatloo, .and drlvtn brine !be lltudents in !rom all parts lithe district. We are we appaeclolte lt. hopeful that we may provide 10111e Nil help fill' the lludenta By tbe way, "e encourage each member ol !be Class ol1972 · (Continued on Page 24) -who bu Niched the age ol18 -ID pw ualU 111' ber Yes vote date of June 6, that he, Jaroushie, with frog and a supply of pills, would be in Pomeroy one day before the jumps. 5- Meanwhile,. Jaroushie, in a letter dated May 30, apparently baving moved his place of residence, or maybe his harem, from Rabi el Tani 16, 1392 (still Tripoli), wrote to Theodore T. Reed, president of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co ., of Pomeroy, as follows : "I wrote .newspaper about coming to Frog jwnp this year. My friends Ali Assuam and Mohammed Chattour go to Ohio University last year and saw frog jump in your town. Mr. Eich, my friend and your friend, give me your adress as I will come to Frog jump. Will you look after me, I no need money, but you help find me hotel. I will bring many of my special pills. · Yours truly, INSHA "Allah" Jaroushie (if this is wbal Arable writing signature means - Ed ). Until the letter arrived, Mr. Reed was enjoying the spec( Continued on Page 12) Driver Escapes Truck in River John Denney, 20, Bidwell, escaped possible drowning Thursday night In a traffic accident on Rt. 7 near the Campaign Creek Bridge· In Addison. According to the Gallia · • Meigs Post State Highway Patro), Denney, an employee of G&J <\uto Parts, was traveling south wllen he lost cootrol of the G&J truck, ran off the left side of the Qjghway over an embankment and plunged Into the Ohio River. Denney eecaped by kicking the windshield out. He was treated and released at tbe Holzer Medical Center for minor In· juries. The accident ls still under Investigation. Sixteen-year old Sieve Sllone of Kanauga was sli&htly injured in a single car accident at . 12:30'a.m. ·this morning on Rt. 141, eight tenths of a mile west of Rt. 3~. Slone lost control of his vehicle which hit an em-. bankmenland rolled over. The car was demolished. He ,was also treated and released at the Holzer Medical Center. A third accident occurred at 12:20 p.m. on Route 160 two miles north Of Route 564. Paul Daniels, 18, Vinton, and · · Harvey Pelfrey, 51, Vinton, were northbound when Daniels 'was unable to stop for an uniden\lfled third auto making a left hand turn. l'elfny was a1ao unable ID stop and struck the rear of Daniels' auto. There were no injuries; damage was moderate to both vehicles. Both were cited for assured · clear distance. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 15, 1972 casto rathburn roush