https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e23e337b5521c8f61936120bb70c2fd2.pdf cfbfc6441f84b9eb54b45346530fd2e0 PDF Text Text 1 - ' . '16- The Daily Sentinei,Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., July 6, 1912 . . ·::;:::::::::::::;:;:~:::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::r.::S: EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Eilended Outlook Saturday ·through Monday: Fair Saturday with a chance of showers Sunday and clearing Monday. Highs In the 70s arid low 80s and lows In the 50s and low 60s. ·r:,...:-:: •·' . ... ; . .--- KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UP!) Former President Harry S Truman had hoped to be at his home in ·IndejJendence, Mo., today, but his doctor said more .......... July 5 • tests in !he hospital are needed BIRTHS - Mrs. Jack Smith, to pinpoint the cause of his son, Ja.ckson and Mrs . Huey gastoinlestinal ailment Ogdin, son, Middleport. DISCHi\RGES- Anna Nail, Mrs. Orville Simpson and son, Ralph .Fosrer, John Dennis, Thelma Evans, Effie Mahle, Bona dean Davis; Mrs. Harold Stewart and daughter, Wendy __........ ~--Simms, Lila Merola, James Howard, Richard Frost and ' Elsie Caldwell. Large selection of regular, tall ... '11 j ' ' l<l \iqldl, · Tonight & Friday July 6-1 Double Feature Program "BEWARE THE BLOB " - PLUSTHE MEPHtSTO WALTZ (Color) Alan Aida IRJ MEIGS THEATRE Tonight Only July6 NOT OPEN Friday & Saturday July 7-8 THE SECRET ADVENTURES OF THE RAILWAY CHILDREN ( Technicolor) Dinah Sher idan Jen ny Agu tter (,GI VILLAIN (Tec hnitolor) Richard Burt on Ian McSh ane I RI SHOW STARTS7 P.M. · Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Virgil Meadows, Everett Grimm, Joe Cook, Lana ·Beth Blankenship , Dana Stephens, all Point Pleasant;; Mrs. Harold Hayes and daughter, Parkersburg ; ' . ~. · "' . ;: NEW REFRESHMENT STAND - Anew refreshment stand is being erected on Southern 's Football Field. The block building is being constructed by the Southern Athletic Boosters. On top of the structure Will be a press box. A cement sidewalk will be laid around the building and an awning will extend over the walkway . The boosters are also erecting new bleachers. Bill Hill, president of the Athletic Boosters, is shown in front of the new structure. Donating labor on the building are Hill, Bill Jewell, head football coach, Ralph Wigal, assistant coach, and David Nease, school board president. Sand and gravel for the construction was donated by the Tri-state Material Company. Donations toward the cost of the new building inay be sent to Hill at Racine or Betty Theiss, Racine, Rt. 1. Grain subcommittee headed by Rep . Graham Purcell, D-Tex., a study prepared by the Congressional Research Service contends the percentage probably applies only to " comparatively small number of lam" ilies with incomes somewhat abQve $20,000." Total Inclusive The 15.6 per cent figure, in other words, lumps together dsta from wealthy families which spend a·very small percentage of total income on food with lower-income· families spending :ro per cent or more for food . One tentative indication of what the situation may be , the report continues, comes from Bureau of Labor Statistics data on food costs for 4-person urban families in the spring of 1970. The BLS estimates indicated "low budget" families with after-tax incomes of $6,241 were spending $1 ,905, or 30.52 per cent of their budget on food. For "intermediate budget" families with incomes after tax of $9,031, the BLS study indi· cated $2,452 or 27.15 per cent went for food . Data on "high budget" families with income after tax of $12,636 showed an estimated $3,092 spent for food , or 24.46 per cent. · Agriculture Department offi cials, questioned about the subject during April hearings before Purcell's subcommittee, confirmed that figures used by Butz and many other farm spokesmen did not represent spending by average or median families, but were based on food spending as a percentage of overall national alter-tax income . Fifth on Food What does a mediun famil yone whi ch stands in the middle of the income range-<>pend on food? Such estimates are not computed regularly, officials testified. But they said "scattered data" indica te that "perhaps a fifth of its after-tax income is PICNIC spent for food ." Purcell 's subcommittee concluded, finall y, that precise estima tes of what the average family spends for food simply do not exist. "While 16.7 per cent or 15.5 per cent is undoubtedly not th e price paid for food by the av- ••1 Lightwt lght, to mo.,. l rl) uru:l ltOII'I room 1o room. w indow to w1n· Stet1 eut will' mo10.0 p1utlc I . UL tppr ovtd. 1....;;;;;....--o PHONE •• .-. .. . ' Devoted To The lntere&~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL XXIV NO. 58 -.- .. ·' • • at y LOpe Felix de Vega Carpio of Spain is believed to have been the world's most prollflc writer, producing 1,800 comedies, 400 sacred pie,ces, two novels and an uncounted • but vast amount of poetry. Cushion ·Foot one and two . . . - ,. . - . . . . . . .. - - . - - - . - . - - - - - - . - - - . . - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - . . - - - - - - ... . - - .. Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 12.59 11.99 11.39 10.19 9.59 8.99 8.39 7.79 7.19 6.59 5.99 5.39 4.79 3.49 , Comfort in white or grey. Sizes 10 to 13. A very comfortable, long wearing work sock . Regularly J pair s Sl. 85 . Friday-Saturday ;3 pair 11.45 Another Big Shipment Mens and Young Mens SpOrt Belts The popular wide width . A big selection of styles and · color s . in sizes 26 to 38 wa ist . Sale! Wrangler 5.98 Super lean 1 BLUE DENIM JEANS ,BOys Mr. Wrangler Super lean cut · heavy 14 112 ounce blue denim . Sanforized shrunk. True Western styling . Size 28 to 38 waist. · Hondo Aares Friday - Sat~rday Per man ent press . 100 per cent cotton . Si zes 6 to 18 In reg ular s and sl ims. Solid '4.99 Mr. Wran~er color s of brown, blu e, navy blue and bla ck . Rare Leg CORDUROY JEANS Boys Si:r:es a to 18 ' Size 29 to 38 wa ist . Choose your correct length . 4 pockets . Extra wide belt loops. 100 per cent cotton . Solid color gold, brown and navy blue. Buy for wear r ight now and for Back to School. Br igh1 colorfu l stripes cr ew neck - short slee ves. Perma nent pr ess. '7.95 uttle Boys Sizes 2 to 7 Sale! SI.9S Uttle Boys Shirts Sizes 2 to 7 FLARE LEG SLACKS Corduroys · Blue denim · Brushed denim . Cotton and polyester blends. An exce llent selection of styles . 2.95 BOYS SLACKS 3.25 BOYS SLACKS 3.95 BOYS SLACKS 4.50 BOYS SLACKS 5.95 BOYS SLACKS - . · - . - . . . . • - . . . SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Pl aid s 2.00 2.00 2.50 Friday -Saturday Sale 99' l.DO 3.50 Sale Prices! RCA Floor Models Demonstrat015 BEDSPREAD SALE Your choi ce of twin, fu l l, queen and k ing si zes . First qua l it y and sl igh t ir regula rs in selec tion. M any color s. 18.98 15.98 13.98 12.98 19.98 9.98 SPREADS SPREADS SPREADS SPREADS SPREADS SPREADS - . SALE SALE SALE SALE - SALE SALE Color TV ll.J9 Slop in the Music Depart. ment . 2nd floor . Really 9.59 8.39 Wt"JJther enttne Partly cloudy today through · Saturday with chance of thundershowers mainly aftewoon and evening . Highs · today in the 70s and low BOs. Lows tonight in the 50s. Highs Saturday in the upper 70s and mid 8Q.o; • Of The lleigs·Mason Area FRIDAY. JUI v·?. 197? TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 ................ Sale Prices! RCA Sale! Swim Pools and Swim Accessories Floor Models Demonstrators 5.95 FoaiJ'I Lil Skipper Baby Sitters - .. . Sale 4.00 44 .95 Vinyl I' Skiffs Complete - . - •. . . Sale 30.00 4.69 36" K4Q" Vinyl Sand Boxes . . . . . . . . Sale 3.00 9.9S 64 inch Diameter Rigid Pools . . . • . Sale 6.50 6.95 54 inch Diameter Rigid Pools . . . . Sale 4.00 7.95 36"~e.54" Rigid Pools - . - - . . Sale 4.50 10.95 Heavy Vinyl Swim Surfers - Sale 8.00 STEREOS 1972 Models - good selection all with RCA AM - FM and FM stereo radios. Free CUBtomer Parldog oo Second Street and at Elberleldtr Mecbrinlc Street Warehouse. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ·WE'RE HERE TO SERVE YOU! . SHOE ·. BOX Where Shoes are Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. county road 25 east of the new Meigs High School. The transfer is contingent upon the acceptance of the Meigs Local Board of Education of the new territory and upon the condition that no petition is flied in opposition by the people in the tracts. However , the Meigs board is expected to accept, and there is expected to be no petition of the protest filed . If not, the transfer becomes effective in 30 days. The transfer last night by the county board was on a split vote with board members Harold Roush and Gordon Collins, voting against the transfer and members Harold Lohse , George Perry and Virgil Atkins voting in favor of it. Last night the county hoard adopted standards . for early admission of children to school based on state 'guidelines and passed a resolution to continue in the 11-county program for services to handicapped children. will hire and train 200 lowincome elderly persons to work, in a rehabilitative set-ting, on a one-to-one basis with children through age 18. These children will be either temporarily or permanently placed In homes for dependent and neglected children, hospitnl pediatric wards, and Mother Killed In Auto ·Crash ARt. 2, Cheshire woman was killed arid two members of her family were Injured , one critically, in a single car accidental 4:20a.m. today on Rt. 7, north of Crown City at the Swan Creek Bridge . Dead is 33-year old Ann Miller . Transferred to the Cabeli-Huntington Hospital was her daughter, 13-ye.or old Terri Lynn Miller who 1uffered a severe head injury. She Is listed in critical condition. Hospitalized and reported In fair condition at the Holzer Medical Center was the victim's husband, 97-year old James R. Miller, the driver of the car. He sustained a chest injury. According to the Gallia- Meigs State Highway Patrol, the Miller rar, traveling south in an extremely heavy fog , ran off the right side of the highway striking the Swan Creek bridge abutment. Mrs. Miller died instantly. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallia County Coroner, said death was caused by multiple head and internal Injuries. It wu GaiDa Counl)l's tiJird highway fatality of the year. The body was taken to the Waugh-Halley-Wood Funeral Home and later transferred to the Martin Funeral Home at Rutland. Arrangements are to be announced. Quick . Action State Lottery In Works Again ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - The Ohio Senate, rushing toward a summer recess, Thursday night approved a legislation to set up a slate lottery and legalize wagering on jai alai in Ohio. The lottery resolution, approved by the legislature last April but ruled off the May 2 primary ballot by the Ohio Supreme Court, was adopted 20-12 - the bare minimum number of voles needed for passage. It would place on the May, · 1973, ballot the question of whetlrer the Ohio Constitution should be amended to permit a stare lottery. House Speaker Charles F. Karfess, R-Bowling Green, said farther action would be put off until at least later this year. "It probably will be referred to committee one of these days," he said. Smith-Nelson Motor Company personnel have notblllg but praise for the Pomeroy Fire Department alter Its quick response to a fire alarm on the company's lot on East Malo St. Monday night. Ron Smith and Bill Nelson said a ear caugbl on fire and before they could gel the lire extinguishers off the wall the fire department was at the scene. The promptness of the fire department prevented what could have been a major !Ire. Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMITTED - Steve Eblin, Pomeroy; Kimberly Dugan, Racine; Barry Stewart, Middleport; Donald Ohlinger, New Haven; John Blosser, Middleport, . and Dreama Sawyers, Mason. DISCHARGED - Naomi BenUey, Eula Francis, Rosa Ball and Samuel Long. institutions for mentally retarded. Each senior citizen hired as a Foster Grandparent will work five days per week with two children, and will receive a stipend of up to $1,670 per year. By providing this personal attention and close friendship, the Foster Grandparents will EXTENDED OUTLOOK Ohio Extended Oullook Sunday through Tuesday : Chance of showers Sunday and Tuesday and fair Monday. High In the upper 70s and 80s. Lows in the upper 50s and liOs. add to the effectiveness of all Ule institutions' services and enrich the lives of the children, as well as their own . The Community Action Organization of Gallia-Meigs Counties, along with 13 other CAPs covering 25 counties in Appalachian Ohio, worked as members of C.O.A .D. to design the multi-county program . John Matthews, Director of Programming for Washington· Morgan CAP, was in charge of p~ogram development and submission. Budgeting and program finalization were completed during a two-day work session in Marietta by representrltives of the CAP agencies Involved, ::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;:;::.:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::. Program Approved COLUMBUS - Dr. Kenneth D. Gaver, director of tl)e Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction, today, an nounced federal approval of a $70,000 grant to aid senior citizens in the five-county area comprised of Scioto, Gallia, Jackson , Meigs and Vinton counties. The money, to be provided by the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare , will underwrite development of a comprehensive area-wide planning project designed to devise programs which will keep elderly persons in their own homes and out of slate institutions. "Through this project, we hope to develop programs to assist the elderly to remain in their own homes, livin~ independenUy and in dignity, said Mrs. Rose Paier, coordinator of the Division of Administration on Aging which made application for the funds . Rio Grande College will make the study and develop the program with the five county area contributing $23,333 toward the project. PONY INJURED The Meigs County Sheriff's DeJ;II. investigated an incident early today in which a pony fell from the back of a pjckup truck sustaining injuries to Its legs. The Incident occurred on SR 7. Mrs. Carl WIU, Pomeroy, of the Meigs County Hwnane Society, was contacted to make arrangements to care for the animlll. GRANT MADE WASHINGTON, D. C. - . The National Institutes of Health and the office of loth District Representative Clarence E. Miller today BDDOUDced the awardlllg of a $80,U5 IJI'Mtie"ilte Grande ColltJe. · NDI officials said that the funds were for the first-year funding of a Medical .Laboratory Technlclao Training program at the Gallla CoUDty lchool. $50,000 Added To Regional Analysis Work WASHINGTON The Economic Development Ad· ministration and Cong . Clarence M. Miller today announced approval of a $50,000 supplemental grant to the Buckeye Hills - Hocking Valley Regional Development District, based in Marietta. The funds are to assist in the economic development of the Meigs, Vinton and Galli& County areas. The grant will provide for development of a work program and economic impact analysis involving the three-county region. The economic · study precedes anticipated ad· ditional federal assistance in the Vinton, Meigs and Fallis area. The Ohio Deparlment of Economic and Community Development will provide stare funds in the amount of $16,667. CASES DISMISSED are to visit or phone -the Meigs Two cases dismissed in Plans are being completed Marriage Ucense Meigs County Common Pleas for the Senior Citizens Day to County Council on Aging, ~71> Charles Lee Smith, 21, Court are Inez H. Ankrom vs be observed this year for the MiU St., Middleport, phone 99:1first time at the Meigs County 7400. The office ·is open from Worthington, and Unda Arlene Joseph B. Ankrom, Sr., and 8:30a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday Hamilton, 16, Middleport, Rt. Phyllis Jean Wells, vs Richard Fair, Aug. 17. B. Wells. I. Atent will be provided by the through Friday. Senior citizens in the Meigs County Agriculture Society for the convenience of Coolville telephone exchange elderly residents. There will be may call Mrs. Margaret entertainment and displays. Amberger, 985-3542 . ·Sealing will be provided and Arrangements are being made to provide transportation for refreshments served. BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUPT. To take advantage of the one- those w~o need it. Melp Local Sebool Dlltrict half price admission, residents In this evening's column ·r wtinl to discuss a variety of topics. Perhapa one or more will be of interest. Last week I extended an open invitation for you to mail to me Circlev~le sugg~na. abou~ how to make our achool districts better. I also Asa , Bradbury, head coach in the- Southern Valley Speaking ~f'Schools-No. 242 basketball coach at Southetn Athletic Coirlerence last year. His Torriadcies finlahed In a asked for statements concerning what is wrong. This is an open High School, has tendered hia resignation to accept a similar Ue for fourth place with a 5-7 Invitation - from thla point on - and I look forward, to your coaching _position at Clr· record. Overall, Southern Wl'lting to me. Thanks to the peOple who have already dropped flniahed 9-10. He Is the son of me a note. cleville. . l!radbury, a graduate of Mr. and Mn. Charlet Ass Our lint IJO.hour adult mining class wiU be completed ibis Middleport High School and Bradbury, 244 So. Third Ave., . ,week. We are presently accepting application• for the next clau. Marietta College, was a roolde Middleport. This clau will not begin unlllabout September I. The reason for and · representatives from the regional office of ACTION. By combining each agency's needs and resources, a program was set up which allows more than 80 pet. of total program costs to benefit the Foster Grandparents and the children they serve. Since individual CAP agencies in Appalachia were not of suificient size to meet funding requirements, it was only through such coope~ative effort that a Foster Grandparent Program could be funded in this area . The institutions that will be initially serves are : Gallia County Children 's (Continued on page 2) . THEY'lL DIE , UNLESS ADOPTED- <llris, Heather and Kyle Woods, chUdren of Mr. and Mrs. William Woods of Pomeroy, exhibit five of the approximate 35 pups avaUable lor adoption at the dog pound on the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. The animals, unless adopted, will be exterminated Monday , Members of the Meigs County Humane Society wiU be on the grounds this evening and Sunday afternoon and evening to, help anyone wishing to adopt any of the puppies. Mrs. Clinton Fisher, Mrs. William Woods or Mrs. Carl Will can also be contacted by phone by persons wishing to adopt one. During the month of June, Gary Dill, the county humane officer, traveled 1,800 miles, made 197,calls picking up 212 dogs. Only 35 of the animals were adopted, the rest were exterminated. Over 100 See Film Food Costs Rise Again WASHINGTON (UP! ) - A per cent in June. The 0.4 per influx of students into the labor new surge in livestock prices cent drop brougbt joblessness force during the summer pushed wholesale food prices lo Its· lowest ·level IInce· Oc- vacatloo. 1'ha1, ·the· actiUII up for the second month in a tober, 1970. It Wal the flrlt time' nwnber of llllaJIPloyed per10111 row in June, the government since then that unemployment Increased 1.1 million Ill June to The Corporation for Ohio announced today, but the had not hovered near the 6 per 5.4 million, but lhla was leu Appalachian Development nation's unemployment rate cent mark. than usual for June and (COAD) has received a $44,450 dropped sharply to its lowest The big jwnp in wholesale therefore the jobless p~r­ federal grant from the Office of point in 20 r:nonths . meat and food prices had been centage figll'e went down after Economic Opportunity to The Labor Department 's anticipated by the administra- seasonal adjustment. provide housing assistance in Bureau' of Labor Statistics said tion and led President Nixon to Officials said most of the Appalachian Ohio, according a 4.7 pet. increase in livestock clamp price controls on farm decline in IUlemp!oyment qcto Anthony Mele, Chairman of prices was the main reason for products and lift tbe import curred among workers aged 16 COAD . a I pet. rise in the wholesale quotas on meat in a effort to to 24 and that tbe teen1111e The program is designed to price of consumer foods last stem a price rise for consu- jobless rate dropped from 15.7 establish three multi-county month. It came on the heels of mers . to 14.5 per cent, the lowest In housing development cor- a 1.3 pet. hike in May afrer two The BLS explained that the almost two years. porations in the 25 counties months pf sharp declines . 5.5 per cent unemployment covered by COAD with emrate was seasonally adjusted to Unemployment, however, DRUG ARRESTS phasis placed upon the dipped from 5.9 per cent to 5.5 compensate for the normal big McARTHUR, Ohio (UP! ) processing, financing and Robert Cline, 28, and his wife, construction of single family Phyliss, 29, were chsrged with dwellings. The Ohio Housing possession of cocaine for Development Board has COLUMBUS (UP!) - The availability of job op- distribution Thursday In what committed a minimum of state Board of Education will federal agents said wa• the $300,000 in housing loan schedule a public hearing for portUnities for high school largest seizure of the drug in guarantees to the program for Monday, Sept. 11, to consider students will be on the meeting the slate's history. Agents said agenda. its first year of operation . the five pounds of cocaine adopting standards defining The Community Action the school day. The board said Allocations of $123,375 to the confiscated at the Cline home Organization of Gallla-Melgs Thursday it would set the Tri-County Joint Vocational was •worth nearly $4 million. Counties, along with 13 other hearing date at its regular School at Nelsonville and The couple was held in FrankCAPs covering 25 counties in monthly meeting next Monday. $20,000 to Meigs Local School lin County jail at Colwnbus in Appalachian Ohio, worked as The board also said a District to build vocational lieu of $200,000 bond each. They members of COAD to design number of measures ex- facilities will be given con- are to appear for a hearing the multi-county program. panding and lmorovlng the sideration. July 14. John Matthews, Director of Programming for Washington . Morgan CAP, Robert Walton, Executive Director for Scioto CAP and Keith Molihan, " Gallla County, and the annual Executive Director for More than 100 members of Ohio. Lawrence CAP were in charge the 12-county Southeastern Carl Dahlberg, secretary awarda meeting Is scheduled in of program development and Ohio Regional Council viewed ol the SEORC, staled the December at Athens. Attending from Gallla submission . the iniUal showing of a color film Is available to all County Thursday were Bob The newly funded program slide-sound presentation, organlzalloos In the 12· Saunders, Joe Giles, Larry will work in concert with . "Ohio Hill Country," during cowrty area desiring a sUdeLee, Selwyn White, Harland already existent housing ef- Thursday's annual golf tour- sound program. Martin, Bob Richards, John forts in order to provide the nament and membership The annual golf tournament maximum thrust toward meeting at Portsmouth. attracted a large number of Evans, Charles M. Neal, Ken Morgan, R. William Jenldns, alleviating the housing needs of The film, a 21-mlnute participants. Appalachian Ohio. production, was shown by The all-<lay session was held Ike Wiseman, C. Roger Dave Keller and Associates, at the Elks Country Club in Barron, John E. Halllday, Bob Athens. It covered all tourist Portsmouth. The Portsmouth Evans, John Allen and John NO MEETING attractions in the 12-county Chamber of Commerce served Weeks. Attending from Meigs The Middleport Chsmber of area . The film was designed to as host. County were Wendell Hoover, President E. E. Davis said Commerce will not meet this create an awareness of the evening. natural beauty of southeastern . the fall meeting will be beld in Tom Wolfe and Bernard FuJII. Premier Grant to Meigs Up for Study OEO m • Housmg ' • For Area Buffet Luncheon 11:00 UNTIL 1:30 Monday thfl! Saturday ALL YOU ·CAN EAT ·1.50 Or Dishes Individually Priced The New Bradbury Has MEIGS INN 992-ltL9 Pomeroy Job · the delay in st.lirting the next class is that the Instructor will be on lll!rlculture program that would combine farm management and vacation during !lie secood two weeks in July and then attend a lll!ri-busineas. ln this program the student would spend half bil four week work!hop at Ohio State during August. Contact us for time In school an4 half working at home on the farm, or In 1 application blanks and we will be glad to send them to you. luslness related to afll"lculture. We need lhtuderts to start suc11 WE, ARE INTERESTED IN starting a junior level clau In a clasS. mine mechanics this tan. AI thb point the establishment of this Nine studenta in Melp Local have eiPretllled 111lnlerat In class is questionable because of the apparent lack of interest on this Jl"Ogram but there have been none from the other dlltrlcla the part of stlldenta. The 11enlor class will be continued but we will expreas a tdmilar interest. It was our hope to provide t!lllw •loA not open a junior clau unleas we have the required 15 studenta for the entire county. Since we have only nine and netd 11 we, ~eded for state support:1fy01111ill be a junior next year and are can't proceed with the program. Any junior in Meigs County 11'1111 interested in this profll"am, caU me as soon as possible at 99:1- is Interested In lids P"osram should contact us 1181111(111118 pooa1b1e 2153. . 80 we Can aeooe citllnltely yes 01'no In the next lew days. We have to make a decision concerning this matt..- very. IN EARLIER COLUMNS I EMPHASIZED that drug 1Wie •sOOn! WE HAVE ATTEMPTED to organize an lith grade • . \ -· ·' · ·•. Ideas to Improve Schools are always Welcome Specifications. ] Tenth District Cong. Clarence Miller disclosed today that the Corporation for Ohio Appalachian Development, (C.O.A.D.) had received a $497,805 federal grant from ACTION for a Foster Grandparent Program. Anthony Mele, Chairman of C.O.A.D., said the program Senior Citizens Day Planned Made to Industrial I District would be required to pay tuition if they attended Meigs Local School District schools as permitted by the agreement and county hoard action. Last night, the county board solved the problem by transferring the two tracts to the Meigs Local District so that children living in the two tracts will attend Meigs Local Sc~ools on a tuition free basis. The tracts involved are on the east side of Route 33 in the area of. Arnold's Service Station and on erritories ""'""witc e Foster GP Plan Gains $497,805 Grant color set s by RCA . 6.59 5.99 Rubber Miners Safety Toe. THE Two tracts of territory In the territories could continue to Eastern Local School District attend the Meigs Local School were transferred to the !fleigs District and any pre-school Local School District by the children in the two areas could county hoard of eduation in a also attend Meigs Local as regular session Thursday their brothers and sisters were night. permitted to do. However, it It had been discovered last was also ruled that any new fall that apprqximately 15 families moving into the two students living in the Eastern tracts would be required to Local School District had, been send their children to Easrern attending classes in the Meigs Local District Schools. Local School District for a The action, however, failed number of years. After study, to solve the problem because It was decided in January that reglilatlons required that the the students involved in the two students living in the Eastern save on these 1972 model 7.79 we have in Briefs solid color s str ipes . A f ine selec t ion . Perm anent pr ess . Two Days Only REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. REG. • 00 Knit Shirts Safety Toe Shoes 8" 6" Oxford Water Jugs. 992-3498 POMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY i: SA 'l'tJRDA Y NIGIITS TIL t Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swim wear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear Swimwear S,wimwear SOCKS .work- socks MENS Ice Chests, 200-202 East Main St. 21.00 20.00 19 .00 17.00 16.00 15.00 14.00 13.00 12.00 11.00 10.00 9.00 8.00 6.00 SUSPECT GIVES liP FBI said today . Melvin G. COLUMBUS (UPI ) - A Brooks, 32, Columbus, was mu rde r suspect wh o had arrested at St. Joseph's evaded a police search for Ca thedral here and charged nrore than four months went to with the Feb . 28 fatal shooting a church Wedn esday night and of Betti na Lowe, 32, Colwnbus. called police to arrest him, the Plates, Napkins, Cups, BEN, . -FRANKLIIN (Continued from page I) bridge over the interstate as part of a right-ofway settlement. Then Richard Garrett, Barnesville councilman and a CODE director, said il is qu estionable whether Ohio owes HalUla any money for.Ure land. He explained that U. S. 40, which closely parallels and sometimes coincides with 1-70, has traversed the land in question since 1837 and is called the "National Trail." "Accordingly, it is questionable whether or not the state must pay any monetary expenditure whatsoever to provide access for the Gem of Egypt, since there may have been no access prior to the construction of 1-70," Garrett said. The Barnesville man also • said HalUla 's concession to strip mine its land south of the no guarantee that they will listen responsibly to our complaints or take the action needed to protecl our area," he said . Garrett appeared at the news ll!E\"LL Mi\1\H\' , Said !Jesi ArrHil .Jr. In Tokvu conference with Melissa Mcwh~rc l.izu Minrlt'lli visih•d him durin g lilmin g uf tiis Burney, Barnesville, another lirst slurring movi(• , " Ma rro ." CODE hoard member, and OPIAG attorneys Jerry Jacover and Joel Thomas of Columbus. Garrett and Jacover said the groups would ''use all lawful (Continued from page I ) means" to test the agreement, soldiers in three hours moved the last half-mile from the suburb but would not try to block Ure of Mai Unh to Quang Tri City. They met only light resistance. Gein from moving across the The entire province, the only one still in Communist hands was highway in a few months. overrun by an estimated 48,000 North Vietnamese a month ~ter the offensive began. Government troops Wednesday set up a command post at the city's railroad station , then fanned out into adjacent resident ial and business areas. News. Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg . Reg . Reg . Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg. Citizens ville corrununity, Best Buys! MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPIN~ CENTER along to the consumer," the report Said. ACS TO MEET The Meigs County Chapter of the American Cancer Society will meet at 8 tonight at its office on Coal St. in Middleport. "is meaningless since at present no regulations have been enacted to implement this new law. " Lacks Requirements Garrett also was critical of the agreement section under which Hanna will confer with residents of his community. "Since the agreement between Hanna and the state obliges the coal company to do nothing more than talk to represenla lives of the Barnes- Knives, Forks, Spoons, Outdoor Toys and Games. Swim, Beach and Sand Toys. increa ses which were passed Leon; Mrs. Harry Kearns, Letart. Births - July 4, a son to Mr. and Mrs . Willis Durst, Pomeroy·; July 6, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Farley, Point Pleasant, and July 6, a daughter to Mr . and Mrs. . Robert· Sawyers, Point Pleasant. interstate under the new law For 20·111. ,.,. continues to be controversial. The lack of definitive statistics is a common problem the subcommittee encountered in attempting to .fix responsibility at various strata for price erage consumer, the ..: ; nbject Shop Us • ,.,,.ed, and e.llfra size s piec;e suits. ·Less ·Money Spent For Food Budget ' ,... .·· NQw You'Know Davis 4D WOMENS SWIMWEAR irl ATTENDANCE URGED Oflicers for 1972-73 will be installed when Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans, meets at its home at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Refreshments will be served. All members are ur·ged to attend . MASON DRIVE-IN . .. EVANGELIST NAMED The Rev. Willard Dutcber will be the evangelist at a week-long revival to begin Sunday at the old Dexter Church. Services will start. at ~ each evening. Special vocal nwnbers will be presented. The public is invited . .... .,. ... Open Both. Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. Mrs. James Matheny and son , WASHINGTON (UP!) - It's hard to be sure exa ~ ly how much of the average American family's budget goes for food. . But one thing appears certain, according to a recent report ~y a House subcommittee: · It's more than the 15.6 per cent of after-tax income cited by Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz and Donald Rumsfeld, director of the Cost of Uving Council. "Americans spend approximately 15.6 per cent of their after-tax income on food, which is the lowest percentage in the world . This is dowo from 20 per cent in 1960," Rumsfeld said in a statement issued at the White House last week. In fact, according to the report by the Livestock and MORE BARRICAI;>ES BEi.FAST (UP!) .- A Protestant threat of more ~arricades today prompted British authorilies to create a public prote~tion agency to combat .intimidation against Roman Catholics living in mixed areas ELBERFELD'S IN· POM.EROY FIELD DAY SATURDAY The Ohio Hereiord Association will'sponsor a field :'day on Saturday, July 8 at 9 :a.m . at the Lazy 8 Farm on Rt. 4, Oak Hill. The farm owned by .Cliff Curtis is located between Thurman and Oak Hill. The event is op~n to the public. A queen conrest and calf ·scramble will be beld during the day . P. H. White, a representative of the American Hereford Association, will be the featured speaker. FIRM BURNED · DAYTON (UP!) - The Terminix Exterminating Co. .here was destroyed by fire · early today. Police theorized : the blaze was set accidentally :by burglars trying to crack the company safe . liST HEW . HOSPITAL NEWS , ,, ~ "'""' " """ '"' .• (Continued on .. p~ge 5) • �2- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 July 7 1972 EPA Bill Ready Meigs 4-H Club News Ali to Test WIN AT BRIDGE Sees Only Way to Set Hand selhng flower bulbs The members enroyed swtngmg for West started b)' playmg recreallon Wttches Brew NORTII 7 ace king and a lhtrd spade punch and cooktes were served • 753 South ruffed and led hrs Jack COLUMBUS (UPI)- The sought a bill even more far You are gomg to elmunate by the hostess - Cheryl ' 'K864 of trumps and West clat Ohio General Assembly has reachmg than Regula s the pollution rontrol boards • 73 Johnson tered nght up wtlh the ace given !mal legislative approval Sen Paul R Mal18 R West and put them under one czar ... K J 73 IN SPITE OF ra10y weather Wasn t that a giVe up to a state environmental lake who JOined three other that no one has any control WEST EAST approxunateiy 40 people at play• Not at all' West led a NEW YORK (UPI)-There s protection agency (EPA) and Republican senators m oppos1 over Netzley complamed loAK J82 loQ109 Plans were made for a p1cmc tended the pool party giVen every indication that Muham fourth spade and there was .AS .Q7 senttt to Gev Jnhn J Gilligan lion sa1d It was essentially an Part of the legtslation lnruts when the group mel June 21 at June '1:1 by the Mergs County 4no way for South to shut out t9R 2 tQ108 5 for enactment enVIronmental polluters pro a ban on gas and oll dnllmg the home of Patll RQbson who H Juntor Leaders Swtmmmg mad Ali and Floyd Patterson a ... Q104 East s queen of trumps ... 9652 Rattftcatton of the long tecbon btU IUider Lake Ene to two years served refreshments to the 13 at the Middleport pop! was pa1r of ex-heavyweight cllam SOUTU (DJ What about West s whole pions will meet here Aug 28 awatted EPA btll came It seems Ill me we would be It ong!nally had called for a • 64 members attend ng On June enJoyed by the J L s add their play • It was excellent West The two fighters Signed a Thursdayrughtafter an all-day much further ahead if we had permanent ban but was .JI093 2 could see that his stde was 26 the club met at the home of guests from WISConsm who contract Thursday for a bout at leS8ion whtch saw !mal action no hill at all than if we have a amended to ronform wtth a t AKJ4 not gomg to collect any Elotse Boxlon then traveled to were here through 4 H Ex ... A8 on a vanety of smaller bad bill Malia said separate bill given fmal ap- the Ranger Stallon where they change P!:ogram Last swn Madison Square Garden on tr cks m clubs or dtamonds measures Bot! vulnerable Amelldments FaO proval earlier In the day set enJoyed an informallve talk on mer several Metgs County 4- that date but there s alw~ Hts only chance was to fmd the chance that one of their West North F..asl S mth East wtth the trump queen Both the House and 'Senate Much of the controversy was ling an expiration date of July forestry by Mr Vtclor Bahr H ers VIS ted m WisconSin and he had taken full oppor InSignificant opponents In preadjourned for the summer over House elimination of pro I 1974 for the prohtblbon Each member broughtfood for Later m the evemng the party 21o tumty of that posstbthty leaving the way open for a re visions for ctttzens Ill take pol The House also approved on the p1cmc lunch at noon whtch moved to the Pomeroy Bowhng match bouts could throw a Pass Pass Pass turn at any tune ~ailed luters to COlD'! NEWSPAPIR ENTERPR Sf ~SN ) a 58-28 vote a Senate-passed was enJOYed by 14 members Lanes for refresiJments and roadblock mro the scheduUng Pass Ah gunning for another skelek>n sessions have been The House beat back a pall' bill merging the Department of Openmg lead-lo K and five advtsors Sandra further soctahzmg - Sheri crack at Joe Frazter s title hllll scheduled for once a month for of amendments which would Development with the VanMeter Young a July 19 date In Dublin with bousekeepmg purposes have required EPA actton on Department of Urban Afillll's THREE PROJECT reports THE PINE GROVE Pals The b dd ng has been Alvm Blue LeWIS Pat By Oswald & James Jacoby The EPA bill finalized after complaints from any citizen Other Bills Cleared were gtven at a June 23 enJOyed a kabob meal for their West NQl'th East South South hnds htmsellm four weeks of jockeymg among In whether or not he was directly terson looking for his Ill's! shot Also fllven !11181 1egislabve meetmg at the Moondusters 4first Outdoor Cookery 11 1... Pass hearts after the Pappa Mom at FraZier faces Pedro Agosto duatrtal!8ts the Gilligan ad affected hy pollution approval and sent to the gov H Club at the home of Mrs W cookout at Royal Oak Park on here on July 16 Pass rna sequence of one heart Pass mln!atrat!on and Republican Disapproved by even more ernor were bills Pa ss 3 NT Pass two hearts three hearts four R Hayes Patty Dyer showed June 1 Rachel Hunter showed Harry Markson director of hearts and Democratic lawmakers convmcmg votes were a pair of - Granting tax exemptions You Soulh hold was the last major hurdle to amendments which would have and credits to the elderly and what she had done n her wood how to make meat marinade boXUigatMSG couldcancelan Not that th~ btddmg wasn t .AJ543 .KB763 t Vmd ...QI07 worktng prlfJect Joy Hayes and she and Demse Dean both All Patterson ftght if one of the swmner adjournment allowed private citizens to file ret1red reasonable North s two What do you do now? The House adopted 11 69-19 polluhon lawsuits - Reqwrmg the ilcensmg of gave a health report on food brought home made bread big names has a miserable heart call Is emmently sound A-Brd four clubs Don t leave and Mary Sauer reported on from their Bread proJects A rught agamst one of the m and he 1s entitled to go on after a 21,\ hour debate which One amendment offered by portable amusement rtdes h m In what may be a terrible to four after h1s partner s re spot saw a number of attempts by Rep Richard M Chrisltansen - Reqwrmg rec1p1ents of cannmg and freez ng for her second cookout was held June 8 stgnificants conservation and mdustry m 0-Mansfield which would have slate Aid to Dependent Chil food preservat on proJect w1th the menu being fried fish The contract has an escape btd There s some question TODAY S QUESTION terests to break mto the agreed permttted such sulta by anyone dren to personally ptck up thetr Other projects were dl!lcussed and hush puppies Nola Young clause Markson pomted out about that rebtd by South You do b d four clubs and he but the coniract s a reason by the etghl members and two showed the grouP, how to make 'Which says that the match IS bill fall short 'Who has suffered personal rebel checks b Is fou d amor ds What do able one and 11 looks as f The hush pupp es and Becky v01d if something happens to The Senate whtch had clear injury or property damage as Authorizing relm adv so rs allendmg South wtll brmg 1l hom e f you do now ed a different version last JIUie a result of pollution was burS!'plent for the cost of water farm and Gtgghng Gertie Wmdon brought Pineapple bar lessen a fighter s present value he plays West for the ace of were games enJoyed by the cooktes lor her demonstrallon as an attraction 17 went along wtth the House defeated on a 24-M vote trumps and East for the fluondatton eqwpment group Mrs Hayes served Iced Sw mmmg and hoalmg were queen changes late in the evenmg '!I Assummg the bout goes on as - Forbtddmg uniformed poWe Will never f nd out f Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN b<>ok Rep John M Scott R Filii' llee offtcers or anyone carrymg tea cake and cooktes for enJoyed for recreatwn The scheduled Ali wtll recetve a 4 So uth would have made the to 'W n ot 8r rlgt (c/o tits news refreshments Opal Dyer g1rls wtth sew10g prOJects had born ch811'11lan of a subcom a weapon Ill serve as poll BUI s Nature Changed guarantee of $250 OliO against 35 wmn ng play n the trump poper P0 Box 489 Rod o City DAVID FLAGG AND Jtm a sewmg day at the scout hall per cent of the gate and Pat The new cabillet~evel Envt mlttee which rewrote the bill watchers at an election SUit because he never got a Stat on N~w Yorl NY JOOn ronmentai Protecllon Depart satd prtvate cttlzens ag - Requtrlng Toledo Werry led the Tornadoes 4 H n Chester w1th a sack lunch at terson will get $125 OliO against cha Ice to guess men! will take over all state grieved or adversely affected MIUitctpal Court Judge can Club on a fish ng tr1p whtch noon on June 20 - Jayne 25 per cent air water and land pollution by pollutton would still be em didates to run agamst each began at 5 am on June 17 The Srmlh A11 1s 1-0 m theu' sertes three best sellmg books In THE LETART FARM Boys havmg scored a 12th round control programs replacmg powered to !tie a wrttten com other and not m a fteld of f ve members and the1r leaders cludmg her latest Reach Up traveled to the Musk ngum and planned proJect. to be entered techmcal knockout over the state Air Polluhon Control plamt with the EPA direcl<lr candidates Dan Issei Kentucky Colonels Board and Water Pollution forcmg an mvesttgat10n - Allowmg the attorney gen Oh10 mers where they caught and eqwpment needed for Jr Patterson seven years ago m Basketball star w1ll gtve a Thts ts not a panacea for all eral to represent pr1son guards Bass Carp Black Crappie Fa1r at their June 28 meeting m Las Vegas Nev Control Board testimony as to what Christ Blue Gtll and Cat Ftsh All the the Letart Commun ty A special Power Sttmg Com the Ills that beset us but a step m c1v l swts Floyd has proven oo me he s means m his life as an athlete mission also will be established m the rtght direction toward - Enablmg the Ohto Trans members extended get well BUIIdmg Fourteen members got enouglJ,Ieft for one more The concluding message titled Over 30 000 members of the Ill rule on locations of power solvmg pollution problems portatwn Research Board oo wishes to Randy Arnold a and two advtsors saw fight sa1d a taiUiting Ali at Chnsl Br10gs Peace Will he member of the group who 1s demonslral ons on how to p ck the stgnmg He s such a mce Chnst1an Churches and plants and transmission lines Scott satd 1ssue revenue bonds brought by E Richard Empire-Builder Sen Ralph S Regula R - Regulating the sale of con! ned n room 524 n Holzer up and carry a rabbit by James guy I let him call me Mr Churches of Chrtsl m the Crabtree semor nuntster of Um ted States are expected to The House also knocked hypoderrruc needles and drug Medtcai Center w lh a bad Foreman and rope tying by Clay Navarre who Introduced the attend theclosmg sess1on of the the Ftrst Christian Church m knee Ricky Flagg Rob n B II There w1ll be down amendments whtch original bill a year ago urged Then bwldmg up hiS opsamples and establtshmg a THE HUSTLERS 4-H Club spec18l reports on sheep and ponent Ali shouted a predic- North Amerlcan Christian Canton Ohio Mr Crabtree IS agreement although he said the would have procedure for settmg up - Forbidden the Power methadone treatment met w th advtsor J1m Roush rabb1Ls at the next meeting on hon This fight will sell out Convention at Riverfront also serving as president of the House had made the measure a June 20 WIth f ve members m July 12 n the Communtty the Garden and every theater Stadium m Cincmnati July 14 1g72 North American Christian 'pollutiOn control bill rather Sltmg CommiSSion oo ovemde programs Convention attendance The group voted to Bmldmg Refreshments were m Amertca because Pat al8 pm than a complete enVIronmental local zonmg ordmances m lo The anticipated attendance collect bottle caps to make served by Todd Roberts and terson s still a great drawmg Featured at the ftnal sesston catmg electriCal transmission protection measure of 30 000 wtU be the largest money and also pay 5 cents Robm Btil Chns Wolfe The GUligan administration lines card and the world still loves of the four-day convention will gathering of members of the due s eac h meet ng They be a I 500 votce Teen Choir - Made the EPA selt.. us 1 HE STITCH AND SEW 4-H him also accepted the final vers10n Christian Churches and the d scussed proJect books and Club planned a float for the 4th although It ortgmally had ta10mg by making the cost of Patterson a qu1et type by presenhng composer John (Contmued from page I) held quesllon and answer of July parade at thetr June 28 contrast S81d U I win this one Peterson s newest musical Churches of Christ ever InSpections part of the cost of obtaining a perm1t by an mdus Home Good Samantan pertod about 4-H John Sellars meeting at the home of Mrs 11 will put me in a better The Good Life IUider hl!l assembled In the United Stales trtal plant led games of pass football and Fortune The five members bargammg poSIUon for a ftghl direction Also smgmg w1ll be according oo Raullln V Moyer Medical Center Zanesville GUESTS HERE - Allowed the EPA director Bethesda Hosptlal Zanesville fo ot ta,g Lemonade and and two adviSors attendmg with FraZier and g1ve me Venda Kay Van Dyke former pastor of the Middleport Holiday weekend guests of oo delegate his authonty on Mt Vernon State Hospttal cook es were served for dtscussed prOJects and planned confidence Miss America and author of Church Mrs Geneva Yates Mtd perrruts and vanances oo local Rohrtg Institute St Johns refre shme nts Ktmmy Jr Fa1r exh1b1ts Refresh dleport were Mr and Mrs government subdiVISions W ikes ments were served by the Vtlla Perr-y County Children s David Robert Yates Jr of Rep Robert E Netzley R Home and Athens County THE WEE 4 H CLUB hostess Carmen Thoma Cambridge Laurft called the bill nothmg Children s Servtces Group organ zed June 2 at the Vmmg MRS MAXINE but an empire-builder home w1th four members and WHITEHEAD hosted a Homes Ant ctpallng Federal the r advtsor Moss Dons meeting of the Rtvervtew Gtrls gutdeilne changes wtlhm the Barnhart attendtng These 4 H Club on June 28 attended were elected by mne members and three next three to s1x months the officers followmg 10slllullons should be pres dent and recreat on advtsors The g ris discussed RIO SRANDE - The Ohto opens at Rio Grande College planned for the week long eligtble to be served Sc oto leader Sherr Vm ng v1ce flower bulb sales takmg a tr1p D vl!lwn of Camp Crescendo July 16 With nearly 2 500 htgh session are a talent night County EMR Classes pres dent and safety cha rman and Jr Fa1r d!Bplays Ftrst school students expected to water show stunt night and Lawrence County Open Door Raymond Barnhart secretary year members worked on participate 1n the ftve week the Mtss Crescendo com School Metgs County and health chairman Terr sew ng proJects and First Atd staymg w1th Mandte Rose She By Helen Bottel long band camps and two petiUon Children s Home Metgs Vmmg and treasurer and news and laundry proJects were answered questions about her special camps The Cheerleader Camp will Count) Commumty Class reporter Rtla V n ng ProJects discussed Patty Lawrence club and proJects m com A SIX-day Majorette and feature a staff from the GUldmg Hand School Gallia were d scussed and dues were gave a spectal report on partson to those of Ohw A TIIROWBACK TO THE APES• Twlrlmg Camp opens this National Cheerleaders County Hope Haven School set at 10 ce nLs per meelmg The bactena and Margaret Brown game of Black Magic was Dear Helen years Ohio Dlviston July 16 Association In addition to a club members dec ded not to showed how to make a dart played and refreshments were I m a newly marned man and don l know everythmg about Jackson County Pre-School through 21 There will also be a Miss Crescendo contest there serve refreshments at each w1 th pms and the correct way served by Brenda Ballard The Classes Jackson County women yet which is a rop-flight understatement 23 cheerleading camp July wtll be awards in dally com Commumty School Vmton meeting but to have a party at to put elasl1c m a sktrt next meeting was set for July 5 All my life I got along With the blackheads on my back No through '!I petition County Spectal School a later date A guess ng game Refreshments were served by at the home of Tammy Cmdy problem But now every time we go out In the yard Ill sunbathe The f1rst band camp will The Ohio Division was held Monroe County Golden Rule was played for recreatiOn - Cathy Ptckens and Pair c a and Rocky Pitzer at which Ume my beloved bnde attacks my back wtlh her fmgernails -and open July 23 the last one ends at Rio Grande College the first Boston - Demse Talbott and each member IS to have a School Monroe County Noble Rita Vtmn g they re sharp August 28 The whole program time m 1970 In the past two A STUDY OF COLORS and Barbara Andrews County EMR Classes Starlight demonstration concerning IS under the dtrecllon of I read m THE NAKED APE or somewhere about the School Muskmgum County how they go together was the camps more than I 800 TWO WISCONSIN exchange thetr projects - Mandie Rose Wilham Merton an Ill-year students have attended the groommg that goes on between male and female anUIIBis Is New Hope School Knox pnmary topic at a June 13 4 H ers Coreen Btey and Ann THREE PROJECT reports this blackhead-Bqueezmg a thro\1 hack Ill the apes who spend County Carroll County School meeting of the Portland New Malas were spectal guests at a were g1ven at a June 23 staff member of Camp band camps majorette and Crescendo The factlities offer tw1rllng camps and casavant hours picking the lice out of their mates ha1r• for the Mentally Retarded aod Ideal4 HClub held at the home June 27 meetmg of the Pmk meetmg of the Insh Will she ever get over 11• - PINCHED the Guernsey County of advtsor Mrs Ruth Ebers Panthers 4-H Club m the Leprechauns at the Thornton complete rehearsal facilities a prectslon drill workshops Dear Pinched Camp Crescendo bas gained bach Four members attendmg Forrest RIUI Church basement home David Thornk>n gave a staff of music educators Children s Home marching specialists sectional the reputatwn of being one of Whether 1t s groommg rtles passed down from our anunal dtscussed how to ratse some The 19 members and two ad demonstration on ElectriCity All these nstitutwns have and full band rehearsals and the foremost traimng centers ancestors the femmme urge to perfect her mate or just the submtlted delatled letters of money and how t would be v1sors worked on sewmg Clrcml Block Donna Thornton an evening recrea lion for bands majorettes and challenge of the blackhead - most wives can t resiSt pummeling commtlmenl statmg their spent Members were urged to proJects and watched Sandy showed how to preshrink program drwn majors In the nation begm work on proJects At a Hamtlton demonstrate how to matertal and Dl8na Thomron and proddmg a mates slightly blemiShed back Res1gn yourself mteresl and parllctpabon 1! Students stay in one of the Camp Crescendo has held Its friend asstgned Foster Grandparents June 21 meetmg the group sew on a button Nola Netgler told how to choose materl81 Rio Grande reSidence halls eat Kentucky Camp at Lebanon made tentahve plans for a was also a guest at the And be glad your wife s ptckiness IS confmed io and accessories Refreshments camp10g tr1p to Forked Run meeting Tammy DaviS w11l were served by Donna Thorn in the college d!nmg hall use Junction Ky a number of blackheads - H Slate Park They met at the lead the 4 H pledge and Brenda ton The next meeting was the student center and the Paul years +++ Portland Methodtsl Church Ash the Amertcan pledge at planned for July 12 at the R Lyne Center Dear Helen The Majorette and Twirling Becky ,SSms Elame Lehew the1r next meeting m the Longstreth home - DIBna Not all seniors resent remarks about !herr age as dtd a Camp staff mcludes out recent wrtter oo HHU In the ftrst place one must have a sense of The challenges facmg our Chery Larkms and Brenda church basement on July 11 - Thornoon standmg performers m the Lawrence served refresh Karen Netgler Early Sunday Mixed THE MOONDUSTERS 4-H humor Second he should be thankful for reachmg retirement soc1ety today are so btg and field Among the activities June 25 t972 THE HARRISONVILLE Club met at the home of Mrs excttmg that th s 1s the mo ment. - Eiame Lehew years I think It IS a privilege to grow old Won Lost KEEPING A RECORD and Boys 4JI Honor Club met July Harold Sauer June 30 with two ment for women to be wtd Odd Balls 14 2 lfeelfortunate Ill have reached age 75 and while I can pass enmg t he 1r hor zons not makmg a dart were the sub 3 at the HamsonvUie Grange adviSors and eight members In 10 6 FrigdPnks for 60 I never hedge about my years narrowmg them Let us get )eels demonstrated by Barbara Hall w1th two adviSors and attendance A skating party Team 2 8 8 Ten years ago! retired but couldn t stand it so went back oo ourselves obse ssed Wtlh Jordan and Rtlla Rhodes at the D Ts 8 8 etghl members In attendance Team 1 6 10 work I arise at 5 a m put m 35 hours a week and never felt somethmg btgger than sex ual June 20 meetmg of the A combmed meeting and picmc was discussed and the date was AI In the Family 2 14 dectded Ill be July 28 A health pohtics better In my spare time I m writing a book which has been High lnd Game - Ed Petrie Columbia Make It 4 H Club It was planned for the 19 at report was given by Mary -Barbara Castle member tentatively accepted for publication 233 Maxine Dugan t76 Second of t~e Brttzsh Parliament was reported that the club Forest Acres Park with ail Sauer and Opel Oyer showed High lnd Game - Dale Davis I have a little trouble gomg up and down starrs and I don l c~argn g the U S women s donated cookies for the recent members and theU' famtlies her sewmg box and what she 227 Julia Boyles t08 expect to skip rope or Jump hurdles but I have the self ltberatton movement w1tl Bloodmobtle Canteen Betty mvtted Each family is to brtng had done on her project The Series - Dale Davis PORT ERIE Ont (UP!) - 609High Julia Boyles 463 confidence !lacked m my youth I now know I have spec18l wastmg 1ts tzme on trwzal Jordan led a tag game Etght theU' own basket dinner In next meeting date was Arnie s Army was geared Second High Series - Ed l ttes talents I can pay my way and more I giVe help when 11 s needed members and advtsors Betty siructions were also g1ven on scheduled for July 14 at 6 30 at for a fullscale attack Thursday Petrie 585 Maxine Dugan 454 and I get along great with younger people (who don t put me Johnson and Mae Jordan were the preparahon of the fishing Mrs Hayes home At the next as the opening round of the Team High Game and Series Odd Balis 635 and 1839 down) served refreshments by Jane proJecLs The next meeting was meeting Billy Oyer Is to bring $150 OliO Canadian Open Golf the Da1~ Sentinel I am thankful for Medicare Soc18l Security and for not Jordan Julta Johnson and set for the 19th at 6 30 at the and show what he has ac CiaSIIIC got under way but DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF being yoiUig any more Maturity IS such a comfort Everyone Betty Jordan The club also park - Steven Stanley Early Sundoy Mixed compll!lhed on his project somebody sk>le the arsenal MEIGS MASON AREA • July 2 1972 met JIUie ' 1 :1 at the Carpenter should Uve Ill grow old - say around 95 - B R TilE BASHAN BUNCH has Beverly Wilcox will also show His name was Bunky Hency CHESTER L TANNEHILL Won Lost Exec Ed Bapbst Church Dear B qeld two meetings recenUy how to make sandwiches and a The 28-year,old Henry once Odd Balls 22 2 ROBERT HOEFLICH Judgmg "Y was set for July The first on JIUie 20 at the home drink Refreshments of Kool a place-kicker on the Georg13 D T s And may your next 20years be the best yet - H C ty Editar 16 8 Pub shed da ly except 16 8 28 wtth n c nbers urged to have of Mary Rose had two advisors Aid and cookies were served Tech football team shot a Team2 Dear Helen Sa tu aav by The Oh o va ley Team 5 10 14 and mne members present and a game of Pass the blazing SIX-Qllderpar 65 Ill take Team 1 Pub ~h ng Company 1 1 proJects completed by July 18 One of my pet peeves IS the person who will go m on a group 6 18 Cou S Pome ov Oh o Ruth Coen showed how to make Each member showed Clothespms was played Allin the Family 2 22 a gift to someone and then conveniently forget Ill pay her share one-etroke lead over Tom 457611 Bu5 ness Ofl u Phone drop biscuits and Ltsa Perry somethmg which had been Opal Oyer High lnd Game - Ray 99 2 2 56 Ed o a Phone 992 She gets her name stgned on the card gets the thank you etc Sanderson who fired five1157 Rooach 203 and Ma.lne Dugan showed pattern markmgs completed on their projects THE STIVERSV!LLE under 66 but the rest of us are stuck Second class pos age pa Clef 209 Second Hah lnd Gam~ ProJect books were revtewed smce the last meeting The Stitchers met at the home of Pome oy Oh o Sam Snead Sam Adams Larry OuQan 198 Karyn Many times the one who volunteers to buy the gift ends up Na ona adve s ng Betty Jordan and Debbie second meeting was June 27 at Ada VanMeter JIUie 28 AtGay Brewer and Lou Graham Davis 110 JliiY!ng for half of 11 because she s usually the good-natured patsy repreunrar ..,e Bo ne 1 High Series - Larry Dugan Btrchfteld led Red Rover and the home of Brenda Ballard Gal agher Inc 2 Eas A2nc:l tending were two advlllors Ada were all two shots off the pace who doesn t have the nerve or is roo embarrassed to dun the 556 Maxine Dugan 537 Second St New Yo k C ty New York a tag game Rilla Rhodes Present were seven members VanMeter and Louise with 87 s Bruce Crampton and High Sarin- John Tyree~ culprlta Subscr p on ra es De Barbara Jordan and Pam and two adviSors Mary Rose Gluesencamp and six mem Bob Smith came In with 88 a Julia Bc.yles 492 vered by carr er wtre e I l1led to think It was my good taste that made me the chosen ava table 50 cenl$ per wt~ek"' Team High Sarin and Game Holcomb served refreshments and Loutse Pitzer Each bers The club dec~ded to get while defending champion Lee me (the buyer) but I ve decided nobody else wants to get left- By Motor Route whe e car er The next meeting w11l be July member showed somethmg - 0 T s 1979 end 681 and Odd se .., ce not ava abe One things ready for the Let s Trevino was grouped with four Bails 1906 end 656 HOLDING THE BAG month S1 75 By ma I n Oh o 11 at the church - Debbte whtch was completed on Explore the Outdoors Project othen at 19 two under par and W Va One yea 114 00 Durff'FB \ Btrchfteld !herr proJects smce the last and make preparations for the Arnold Palmer whoae Ar S x month s S7 25 Three In 11146 U S Navy Corn Get roup Remind those forgetful contributors IUitil they months U so Subscr p on THE ROCKETS 4 H CLUB mee ling Also present was fair The members also my was in full.tarce 10111e 700 ce nc udes Sunday T mes OOUBh up If more people were buSillesslike In personat dealir gs pr met JIUie 19 at the Ronda Wanda Osgood a 4-H exchange practiced modeling - Teresa stronc early 'lbunday when be modore J D Sloat proclalmed Sen ne the annexation of Califomla by lllerewouldbealotfewe moochers In the world -H Hanmg home They discussed g1rl from Wtsconsm who is Meadowa teed olf ahot an even-par 71 the United Sllta The T N T 4 H Club has held three recent meet ngs One on June 14 was h~~ted by Dtana Pullins and attended by 12 members and ftve advtsors Outdoor games were enJoyed by the group and refreshments were served by the hostess Sr. Citizen Patterson '" 4.2. 1.3. 2"' 3.1. 30, 000 Comtng To Riverfront Foster GP State's Camp Crescendo· to Host Up to 2,500 Students Helen Help Us. •• Timely Quotes Local Bowling Henry Defuses 3- Th• Dally Sen~10el, Mld~epo~l Pomeroy, 0., July 7,1972 the Sports Desk 1\t>Jth WH't'l up . Yesterday afternoon when then a1l uas passed out one of the letters was addressed tu thiS reporter I ewectcd It to be another Yuu left Johnny s name out or WI en arc you go 1 g to get on the bali letter Surpns ngi) enough 11 was from a conce ned baseball fan Willing to get h s feet wet fm I e 1n1proveme t ofU c Middleport Muntctpai Park baseball d a nonds partiCularly the Peewe< fteld I know rna I) ha e son Jar feelings to Uose of Mr Darrell McK nne) s expressed n the follow ng letter !hanks to hose who contnbute towards th s goal and ajso to Mr McK nne) fm wr ling Dear Str I attended a Peewee League baseball game at theM ddleport Mun1c pal Park Fnday e1erung 1 was shocked to see the con ditwn of the f eld that the bo)S had to play on The grass wasn l cut and was almost knee h gh n places the ce nterfield fence vas broken and ly g down so tha parts of t wet e sllcktig up \\I ere a boy could fall on Jagged ends and nJure h11 sc~ scr uusly TI1e held "as not I med an I the pia) ers had to wa t for th1s to be done 1 he game was supposed to sta rt between 5 30 to 6 p n but fmali) s arted a 6 15 I wouidn t be wr l r g th s lette r 1f son eth ng was to be don e soon espec ally to t1 e fence One of Ue boys s gomg to get I uri maybe rutmn g I u for h s career After all we do pay a park manager to take re of the pool the park and he ball diamonds I believe that f she ca n do her JOb properly then sl e should be replaced With someone that can The last park nat age1 kept the grass cut the dwmonds dragged and luned and he fence fixed n such a manner Uat t s playable and safe for the ktds I lhmk the ctty should look nlo h s n alter and see "I at can he done about 11 before t s too Ia e One oft e ball pla)ers s gong to get hurt JUst because someone sn t domg hts J b r gl t Take a look at Pomero) s Peewee and ltltie Leab'lle dian onds fhe) have backstops f xed so hat tie players won t get tut by a foul ball I m sure that the town could afford to pu out a few dollars and f x the f eld proper!) to keep a chtld fro n gettmg hur I heheve that If enough parents get on c ty hall about It the) would get somethmg done I know that f my son was old enough to pia) there I would ra1se plentv of stmk unt I the town d d somethmg about 1t And to the parents of the ball pia) ers I sa) f th e) ca re about lhetr so n get together and get onto c ty I all Don t let up until they hx the dtamonds S ncetel) yours Darrell L McK nn ey aconce ned bvslandet Vinton Wins Pony Action V nton se nt MWdleport B V nton ll rsday n GaIa down to thetr e ghth st1a gl t Me gs Pooy League pla) defeat gam ng the r second M ke Ju stus a d Je n wm of the season 11 a Roberts I wled for the V oo lub "h le Bret Ta kc t d I le at hng M cke Da1enport hurled for M I dlepor t B w th fin Thomas behmd the plate In lomghl s pon; league actwn Ra e ne s at Bidwell Mtddlepor A ravels to Cheshtre SouthwesU!rn goes to Vmwn and Pomeroy v s ts Middleport B 002 104 !)- 7 Mtdd B Vtnton 720 002 X- 11 STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous Amer can League t st Gamel Texas 00 000 002 Cleve 0 0 100 20x 3 B 4 90 Gogolewsk P na 7 L nd b ad 7) and K ng Pe y 3 7 and Fosse LP Gogolewsk 3 7) TomBoy !2nd Tex C ev 12 nns l 020 020 ooo- 5 000 02 00 6 2 B obe g L ndb ad 7 P na B Paul t9 She lenback ll and B I ngs Lamb M ngo SANDWICH gm 00 0 8) Farme 9 and Moses WP - Farme I 01 LP She len back t 4 HRs Ha ah lsi Moses 2nd 0 de By Phone Ball more 000 100 ooo- 2 53 Ch cago 000 100 ooo- 50 Cuel ar 17 61 and Hendr cks Bradley 10 5 and Egan HRsCrow ey 5 h AI en 16 h And Toke Em Home 992 5432 super summer ~~~~- com~ct 12~AG Pirates Win 7-3 In 17 Innings Hy STEVE Wit SfEIN ag f1 e Ill <h ng du I w I e I Ia I tr k1 g Leoghl nd K s a giV1 g up f v h ts and str k ng 0 I I? II ti Itt Inn ng Ne\ Yo k brougl t n Tug Mcr.raw a IS D ego b10ught (a v Hoss Ross si ut ut tl e Melson IC I t f f ur 1 mngs and for th c nnmgs M,C,ra" !lowe I o hrce h ls l he r good hun r was he I th e 141h nnmg De c 1esult of left m ded relief 11 nas s glcd lm the Padres ptlcher Ramon Hen a 1dez D 1 c R herts sac f ced and 17tl n ng hne d e double off both run ~e rs were safe o a ll cleft field "all wi tel &m ted f elder s cl o ce and I eron 1 ee a fou r un 1 ally 1 d ended the b ted a s nglc One o 1t tater exhauslmg 4 I OUI struggle MeG aw val ked Je ry Morales I hal hit " as JUSt a bonus for ng n Hobcrts Bud UP! Sp rls Wrllt r Laughter co 1es eastt) !o a f s 1 a c c 1 an I e r ltsb orgl l tes lJ ragged afte 17 ng 7 3 t om ph over th e Ho s n As ros we e n the >d I hu sday n gl t o let t e go >d n es 1oil you see bee 1usc Hernandez m h s enh e Jajor leiig ue <.:areer ne;e got a h1 bcfo e Not one fhursda v n gh he pttchcd fu sl ulo nn 1 g an~ gave up oni) ooe I 1 after I e "as s u 1moned to e) c ve Dave G usll wl o had p1t hed s x n ngs of t Iree I t shutout bali New Y01 k d opped a nenous lee swn to th e San D ego Padres 1.{) an I he oss ief the Mets 2 ga es bel md P1tt sb gl 10- l u g PH II g Duel I r 10 nmngs Sa 1 Otego s Sl cArl nan I tl e MeLs Jerry Kuvs1 ttn ""e e locke j a 1 A1 I g v n~ p JUst wmr mg marg n a he Atlar ta B ave I etd uff a n t 1m ng cs o p l her Ci cag rally to bealllC Cubs VI p eked up he 43 turv Dusty llaker s l\\o r n I ncr h gi I ghted a four run t rd mn ng and prov led tl e Only the St l ou s Cardmals n l s heduled a uong the Ni Spl!r'1of:~!tJde UPI SporLs Wnter tagged 1 at the plate the M1 mesota I w ns ll c l;, Angeles Dodgers Frao k QuI Cl got no response paced uy shorlst p BII Hus H s " fc Penny I ad dropped the pi o e sell s four RBis and th rd E entually she picked t up aga n b se man J m I efebvre s I don t bel eve l sl e sa d U r eerun hon er cont nued By now she does So does everyo e ylsc because Caiv n Gr f th e r hilt ng xpios on aga nst f th the President of the l wms called a news conference m Montreal as t ey drubbed the Expos 11 3 w th a 13 I t at Bloon ngton Mmn I hursday afternoon and anno1 need B II Rgne)"asoulandFrankQulct oneofl tscoaches wasm tack To most people the congen al alwa ys happy 33 year-<Jld rhe Otl er Stde Qt11hc s the Twms court Jester and Good Humor Man because 0 l e otl ers de of the wun loss om the st eak og San everv t me you run nto htm he s full offun and full of laughs Franc sco Gants stopped t1 e See Frank PI lade ph1a Pho I es 6-4 n 10 ff you need a favo any k nd of fa o )OU don t go to The rr 1 gs on I t F' Jen tes two God fatl c you go see Frank f )OU need e nan e of a guy who an gc t for you wl olesale yuu go see Frank 1f you want to eat tl e latest fwmy story a d )OU want to hear t told r ght you go see Fra ok But Calv n Grtfftlh sees a lot of other h DRS tn Frank QuiliCI 1s one..f. ne ba k up second baseman He sees nth s slender blackhatred young man who sometimes looks Ike a loose leaf Rudolph Valent no a good qutck m nd He WIMBI EDON England profligate errors espec ally on also sees an excellent personal t) He sees n gregarious Frank UPll The coli swn toda) of her fuzzy fo rehand She cannot Qutllc a man almost as well known m Mmnesota as Hubert afford this luxury agamst Mrs H11n1phrey a natural salesman for the ball club Calv10 Gnfflth those t vo cont astmg per sonai t1es Bolle Jean K ng of K ng one of the most mc1s1ve sees an nd VIdual who can poss bly st mula e the Twms Alllhts cr) stall zed m Calvm Gnff th s mnd as he drove the 22 I ong Beaci Cal f and cutlpct to s m ll e I 1story of l a 1p on Evonne Goo!agong women s tenn s lcs fro n h s I o 1e n \1 ayzanta M nn to the ballpark m E nnc\\11 aetheent re of Australia n the women s Bloom ngton Thursday mormng f na should cro vn 1972as t ul) lo oo I en ter cour t crowd 1 hadn t been sleepmg the last two n ghts th nking about the beh1 d her-and Mrs K ng lu b satd Gr ff th Wa tc h ng our games I felt there was I e ladws Wo bledon Mrs Kmg s expected w n ~ se y k o\\ s ll s- she w I ometh ng ''" lacked l realize Btll R gney had taken over a ovc Rose u) Casais of San need ever par cle of her sttuat on that wasn too healthy n 1970 after we let go B lly Fra c sco svoupcd I c nto I er concentra on gu ie and strok Mar n But th s has been one of those years though when sc en I fmal wh rh could be mg ab li t) to prevent Mrs Kmg ever) hmg has gone wrong he most tantahzmg women s f o n takmg I e fourth t tie Team Goes Downhill S ao Sm th of Sea Pines encounte1 uf ti e de ade We von the Grapefru t !.€ague t tie n Flor da w th the best Mrs Kmg ad mtted that S C fas balled Jan Kodes of reco d 11 en after the season sta ted we were 16 and and 34 11 e E anne s shoc k se n 1f nal " n Czechoslovakia astde 3~ 6-4 6 ro y of t1 e wl ole t1 ng s 'Vony Oliva He had a knee operat on thetr se mtflnal vcr I er last year had 1ar cd 1 7 5 )esterday and the doctors took so me parttcles of calc urn out If c:r as nuch as <ln~ defeat n Thur day to go mto hts second he had been he althy we most likely would be m content on rtght er 12 ) ea s on I e op tenn s s a ght f nai He II f ght out with second no" c cu t In any case Gnff th made up h s m nd to change managers as lt has bothered n e for a seed lhe Nastase of Romama who e year--or 363 cfays to be "ho flicked and nudged an he drove to work on the freeway Thursday morrung A man can do a lot of thmking dr vmg to work and Calvm easy sem fmal w n over th rd exact Grtff th was lhmkmg I JUSt hope that ! Will play to seed Manuel Orantes of Spam 1went back to 196>for one lhmg he says Remember when a rnuci h gher sta ndard than 6 3 6-4 6-4 Berme Allen got hurt' Qlllhc came up to us from Denver and Nastase the fastest and most las ) car Mrs Km~ sa d E onne s greatest handiCap dextrous player here th s year was one of the greatest nsp ratwnal forces I ve ever seen mall s producmg tenn iS that ex the years I ve been n baseball He msptred everybody He even w11i be he sluggtsh startmg pe rts are compar ng w1th the nsptred Versa lles to become MVP that year and m the World moods R ght through lh s tournament she has had to fmest to uch play or the past Ser es he h l Koufax I ke he owned h1m mpke up grou nd t1 roug Havmg made up hts mmd tomake the change Thursday which was an off day lor the Tw ns he now had to mplement h s hmk ng The pla)ers had come to the ballpark for a workout but that was called off because of ra n Gnfftlh f rst called Rtgney mto his off tce and told h m he was making a change Rtgne) has been nanagmg ball clubs 18 years but he took this ftrmg hard Gr fftth nformed Rtgney he mtended to talk With Qmllc about the JOb and Rtgney sa1d You re the boss Qulhc1 1s Summoned By GARY KALE cred tts the excellent Onole Qlllhct was s11n1moned to Gr lftth s office and he was sllll UP! Sports Wntcr p tchmg for that mark But t A weak Bail more battery was a hilt ng pitcher and wear ng his umform when he arnved wtth a comb ned batt ng catcher that made the differ Would you hke to become a manager• Grifftlh asked him average of Gtl6 kept the Orwles ence Thursday Quthct thought Gr fft th was talkmg about one of the Twtns two games ahead of Detrmt All I wanted to do was get mmor league clubs and he replied that managmg had always today n the Amencan League my bat on the ball make been one of his ambtt10ns and he fell he could do the JOb after East contact and hope 11 would go learmng a few lhmgs Catcher Ellie Hendncks h1t through sa1d Cuellar It Now Frank sa td Gr fflth I m not talking about any mmor ling Ill doubled 10 the etghlh did league JOb I m talkmg about the Tw ns 1nnmg agamst Ch cago Thurs The vtclory was the thtrd Quthcl looked dumbfoiUided day mght and M ke Cuellar straight one-run dectswn Balt1 Actually he never sa1d yes the Twms owner reveal.<; but battmg 061 sent him home more took from Chtcago m the later on we shook hands at the press conference so I guess he w th a smgle as llallunore past senes Dtck Allen spoiled edged the White Sox 2-1 for 118 Cuellar s shutout btd With hts accepted Youngest manager m the maJors' I guess he IS at that It shouldn l make that much difference My uncle (Clark Gnl ftflh straight VICtory 16th homer of the season ftth ) named Bucky Harr s manager when he was only 27 10 1924 Baltimore has an mpress1ve In other scheduled Amencan and he turned out to be the Boy Wonder He won the world Hhl road record smce June 9 League games DetrOit shut out and Manager Earl Weaver Kansas City 7.{) New York champtonshtp that year I remember I was the batboy Frank QuiliCI promtses he won t turn moo an entirely dtfferent beat Oakland &-2 Milwaukee mdiVIdual now that he s a big league manager mpped Callforn a 6-5 and The only thmg I don t want to lose he says s my per Cleveland beat Texas twice 4-3 sonal ty and then 6-5 m 12 uuungs It would be a shame 1f he did In the Nallonal League Pittsburgh topped Houston 7-3 m 17 mnmgs San Diego blanked New York HI m 14 mmngs San Franctsco defeated Philadelphia 6-4 m 10 mrungs and Los Angeles npped Montreal 11 3 Detrmt broke a four-game losmg streak as Joe Coleman won hts lOth game with a sur hitter agamst Kansas City Tony Taylor scored three runs Oeta 1ls n Cartons of Roy a I Crown Products for the Tigers and Btll Freehan drove m three for Detroit Jim ROYAL CROWN Rooker was tagged with his BOTTLING CO SIXth Joss 1D 10 deCISIOns Mrs. Xing Is Favored Orioles Edge Chisox, 2-1 (Bahr Clothiers) Semi-Annual OlEA!lANCE SALE CONTINUES SAVINGS OF e 3 STAG£ IF AMPLIFIER • FRONT MOUNTED SPEAKER The BEACHCOMBER • Z£NITH HANDCUFT£0 QUALITY • DELUXE VIDEO RANG£ TUNING ~:: SYSTEM PRICE •12 100 VOLTS Of PtCTUR£POWER CMy it anywhere :JiiiiiiL C1331 Features Custom Pe ma Set VHF F ne Tuning Automat c Fr nge Lock Cl cu I Audio Guard FM TV Sound Syslem Monopo e Antenna and buill In carry handle $ggoo fitS anywhere beautifully' The quality goes n before the name 300s on• CENTRAL KENTUCKY TOUR August 15-17 In The Heart of the Bluegrass Reg ton Boone Tavern Fort Harrod Shakertown Renfro Valley ' The Wilderness Road" "The Legend of Oan1el Boone" For 1t1formafton and reservattons Call446 0699 Wortd W1de Travel Agency INGELS FURNITURE 9U 2635 "oen Fro & Sal N ghts ' Moddlepo 1 In the Amcr can League Ba it more passed Chicago 2 I Delrml w ped out Kansa~..Cit y 7.{) Cleveland swept a double 33 Court Street Galhpohs 20% header from fexas 4 3 and IN New York defeated Oakland 1). 2 and M!waukee sneaked by cal forn a &-5 10 the only games sci eduied Tigers Survive Pirate Onslaught fhe Ttgers rema ned un defeated n second half play and for tl e season by edgmg the pesky Pirates maw ld run onfesled 18 15 game and the Yankees wh pped the G anLs 8 I n Pomeroy Bovs l eag e play Thu sdav Bob McClure u ling fo1 tl e I ge rs fanned f v batters and waked n ne Dale Brown ng al and Iaten ted r ghlhanded h tteo so acked f ve t Ls dud ng a hone un two pies a double and a s ngle for tie I tg ers Other hitters for the w nners \I. ere McC ure w th twu smgles and a double Kelly Ha •k had two I on e uns and a s ngle Randy Ma sha ll a s ngle and home run Dav d E senhower three smgies and Dann) Morns and Rtch Joi 1son each had two s ngles M ke Tnplett and Mark Mttch combmed to strokeout s x and walk f ve for the Ptrates Hitters for the Prates were Doug Brown ng w lh two home runs and a s ngie Handy Roach a home ru and s ngle Tr plett a home run and s ngle J mmer Soulsby two smgles and Jeff Couch M tch and Dwayne Qualls each a s ngle Roach also had a h1t last Monday that was umn tent onally left ol't Randv Ph lhps hurled a two I Iter ltlr the Yanks and fanned ten 1\htie walkmg s x Bran Ham lton and Scott Will ams spl t mound dut es for the G ants and they fanned 12 and to 50%oFF Excellent Selection of Famous and tr pie R ck Smder a double SU!ve I ttle a s ng e and Humphrey also had a double Jeff Gr tese r s double and Ham !ton s smgle were the Gants only h Is GE 14 7 u NO FROST REF RIG ERA.TOR FREEZER w h G ANT 148 b FREEZER NO DEFROSTING EVER op to bot om Je F eeze ce Com partmen w h e ce 4 cab nel she B g ext a slo age she f n BOTH doo n Easy cube serv es- 1 sl des out spa e w h deep s $34900 walked seven HttU!rs for the Yanks were Greg Sm th w1th a home run 5% INTEREST On Passbook SaVIngs 5 per cent per yea pa d on Regu ar Pa ss boo k Sav ngs No M n mum lnte est from date o depos t to date of w thdrawa l n e es t com pounded quarter y nl eres t pa d as ong as an open accoun s ma nta ned @ ONA SA OA S p~ Sav ngs & Loan Co 296 Second Sf Pomeroy Oh o Accounts 2DN GE II 6 u t FREEZER STORES UP TO 406 LBS Of FROZEN FOOD WITH BOOKSHELF CONVEN ENCE S NA The Athens County All MOde 0 ef ge ated surfaces o un fo m cab net tempe atu e Ad ustable Temp e atu e Coni o 4 doo shel vl!!s pus u ce can s.hel Bu t n tumb e lock Me1gs Co. Branch nsu ed S20 000 00 by FSLIC To •: '' C[ H&R FIRESTONE Middleport Ohio The Truly One Coat Royale, Gel-Flo Exterior Alkyd ENTER THE GUESSING GAME HAIDCRAFTED AIERICA S #I n WITH TY'S lOST WAmD FEATURES I teams an 1 t e Cmcmnat Rt'tls were NEW YORK Ul I N t ral 1 t c 1 r hm g Frank Qu I e1 H 1 relSt n tned to scnf'e on a did " s call h s w fe w ld p cl f r the MeLs n tl c Hon I ca n t say anylhmg other than I m s ltmg here n Calvm bo om of the 1mmg but was G ff1 h s off ce and he JUSt offered 1 e the mana ge r s JOb with $100,00000 Arnie's Army wo rur trtp le J ry J ns t1 c tl u San Fran ul HOUSE PAINT BY NON-CHALKING MILDEW RESISTANT. Jelly like cons slency yel flows I on smoothly and easily An unusuall y th ck coat may be appl ed w th m n mal saggong or spattenng Relams It s Gloss 2 To 3 Years Name Brands of Men's and Women's Wearing Apparel. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Also check our Acryltc House Pamt Both m White and Most Colors Avatlable King Builders Supply Co. 992 3748 MIDDLEPORT 0 Watch for our move from 290 to 405 N Second Ave - I Block North �2- The Daily Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 July 7 1972 EPA Bill Ready Meigs 4-H Club News Ali to Test WIN AT BRIDGE Sees Only Way to Set Hand selhng flower bulbs The members enroyed swtngmg for West started b)' playmg recreallon Wttches Brew NORTII 7 ace king and a lhtrd spade punch and cooktes were served • 753 South ruffed and led hrs Jack COLUMBUS (UPI)- The sought a bill even more far You are gomg to elmunate by the hostess - Cheryl ' 'K864 of trumps and West clat Ohio General Assembly has reachmg than Regula s the pollution rontrol boards • 73 Johnson tered nght up wtlh the ace given !mal legislative approval Sen Paul R Mal18 R West and put them under one czar ... K J 73 IN SPITE OF ra10y weather Wasn t that a giVe up to a state environmental lake who JOined three other that no one has any control WEST EAST approxunateiy 40 people at play• Not at all' West led a NEW YORK (UPI)-There s protection agency (EPA) and Republican senators m oppos1 over Netzley complamed loAK J82 loQ109 Plans were made for a p1cmc tended the pool party giVen every indication that Muham fourth spade and there was .AS .Q7 senttt to Gev Jnhn J Gilligan lion sa1d It was essentially an Part of the legtslation lnruts when the group mel June 21 at June '1:1 by the Mergs County 4no way for South to shut out t9R 2 tQ108 5 for enactment enVIronmental polluters pro a ban on gas and oll dnllmg the home of Patll RQbson who H Juntor Leaders Swtmmmg mad Ali and Floyd Patterson a ... Q104 East s queen of trumps ... 9652 Rattftcatton of the long tecbon btU IUider Lake Ene to two years served refreshments to the 13 at the Middleport pop! was pa1r of ex-heavyweight cllam SOUTU (DJ What about West s whole pions will meet here Aug 28 awatted EPA btll came It seems Ill me we would be It ong!nally had called for a • 64 members attend ng On June enJoyed by the J L s add their play • It was excellent West The two fighters Signed a Thursdayrughtafter an all-day much further ahead if we had permanent ban but was .JI093 2 could see that his stde was 26 the club met at the home of guests from WISConsm who contract Thursday for a bout at leS8ion whtch saw !mal action no hill at all than if we have a amended to ronform wtth a t AKJ4 not gomg to collect any Elotse Boxlon then traveled to were here through 4 H Ex ... A8 on a vanety of smaller bad bill Malia said separate bill given fmal ap- the Ranger Stallon where they change P!:ogram Last swn Madison Square Garden on tr cks m clubs or dtamonds measures Bot! vulnerable Amelldments FaO proval earlier In the day set enJoyed an informallve talk on mer several Metgs County 4- that date but there s alw~ Hts only chance was to fmd the chance that one of their West North F..asl S mth East wtth the trump queen Both the House and 'Senate Much of the controversy was ling an expiration date of July forestry by Mr Vtclor Bahr H ers VIS ted m WisconSin and he had taken full oppor InSignificant opponents In preadjourned for the summer over House elimination of pro I 1974 for the prohtblbon Each member broughtfood for Later m the evemng the party 21o tumty of that posstbthty leaving the way open for a re visions for ctttzens Ill take pol The House also approved on the p1cmc lunch at noon whtch moved to the Pomeroy Bowhng match bouts could throw a Pass Pass Pass turn at any tune ~ailed luters to COlD'! NEWSPAPIR ENTERPR Sf ~SN ) a 58-28 vote a Senate-passed was enJOYed by 14 members Lanes for refresiJments and roadblock mro the scheduUng Pass Ah gunning for another skelek>n sessions have been The House beat back a pall' bill merging the Department of Openmg lead-lo K and five advtsors Sandra further soctahzmg - Sheri crack at Joe Frazter s title hllll scheduled for once a month for of amendments which would Development with the VanMeter Young a July 19 date In Dublin with bousekeepmg purposes have required EPA actton on Department of Urban Afillll's THREE PROJECT reports THE PINE GROVE Pals The b dd ng has been Alvm Blue LeWIS Pat By Oswald & James Jacoby The EPA bill finalized after complaints from any citizen Other Bills Cleared were gtven at a June 23 enJOyed a kabob meal for their West NQl'th East South South hnds htmsellm four weeks of jockeymg among In whether or not he was directly terson looking for his Ill's! shot Also fllven !11181 1egislabve meetmg at the Moondusters 4first Outdoor Cookery 11 1... Pass hearts after the Pappa Mom at FraZier faces Pedro Agosto duatrtal!8ts the Gilligan ad affected hy pollution approval and sent to the gov H Club at the home of Mrs W cookout at Royal Oak Park on here on July 16 Pass rna sequence of one heart Pass mln!atrat!on and Republican Disapproved by even more ernor were bills Pa ss 3 NT Pass two hearts three hearts four R Hayes Patty Dyer showed June 1 Rachel Hunter showed Harry Markson director of hearts and Democratic lawmakers convmcmg votes were a pair of - Granting tax exemptions You Soulh hold was the last major hurdle to amendments which would have and credits to the elderly and what she had done n her wood how to make meat marinade boXUigatMSG couldcancelan Not that th~ btddmg wasn t .AJ543 .KB763 t Vmd ...QI07 worktng prlfJect Joy Hayes and she and Demse Dean both All Patterson ftght if one of the swmner adjournment allowed private citizens to file ret1red reasonable North s two What do you do now? The House adopted 11 69-19 polluhon lawsuits - Reqwrmg the ilcensmg of gave a health report on food brought home made bread big names has a miserable heart call Is emmently sound A-Brd four clubs Don t leave and Mary Sauer reported on from their Bread proJects A rught agamst one of the m and he 1s entitled to go on after a 21,\ hour debate which One amendment offered by portable amusement rtdes h m In what may be a terrible to four after h1s partner s re spot saw a number of attempts by Rep Richard M Chrisltansen - Reqwrmg rec1p1ents of cannmg and freez ng for her second cookout was held June 8 stgnificants conservation and mdustry m 0-Mansfield which would have slate Aid to Dependent Chil food preservat on proJect w1th the menu being fried fish The contract has an escape btd There s some question TODAY S QUESTION terests to break mto the agreed permttted such sulta by anyone dren to personally ptck up thetr Other projects were dl!lcussed and hush puppies Nola Young clause Markson pomted out about that rebtd by South You do b d four clubs and he but the coniract s a reason by the etghl members and two showed the grouP, how to make 'Which says that the match IS bill fall short 'Who has suffered personal rebel checks b Is fou d amor ds What do able one and 11 looks as f The hush pupp es and Becky v01d if something happens to The Senate whtch had clear injury or property damage as Authorizing relm adv so rs allendmg South wtll brmg 1l hom e f you do now ed a different version last JIUie a result of pollution was burS!'plent for the cost of water farm and Gtgghng Gertie Wmdon brought Pineapple bar lessen a fighter s present value he plays West for the ace of were games enJoyed by the cooktes lor her demonstrallon as an attraction 17 went along wtth the House defeated on a 24-M vote trumps and East for the fluondatton eqwpment group Mrs Hayes served Iced Sw mmmg and hoalmg were queen changes late in the evenmg '!I Assummg the bout goes on as - Forbtddmg uniformed poWe Will never f nd out f Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN b<>ok Rep John M Scott R Filii' llee offtcers or anyone carrymg tea cake and cooktes for enJoyed for recreatwn The scheduled Ali wtll recetve a 4 So uth would have made the to 'W n ot 8r rlgt (c/o tits news refreshments Opal Dyer g1rls wtth sew10g prOJects had born ch811'11lan of a subcom a weapon Ill serve as poll BUI s Nature Changed guarantee of $250 OliO against 35 wmn ng play n the trump poper P0 Box 489 Rod o City DAVID FLAGG AND Jtm a sewmg day at the scout hall per cent of the gate and Pat The new cabillet~evel Envt mlttee which rewrote the bill watchers at an election SUit because he never got a Stat on N~w Yorl NY JOOn ronmentai Protecllon Depart satd prtvate cttlzens ag - Requtrlng Toledo Werry led the Tornadoes 4 H n Chester w1th a sack lunch at terson will get $125 OliO against cha Ice to guess men! will take over all state grieved or adversely affected MIUitctpal Court Judge can Club on a fish ng tr1p whtch noon on June 20 - Jayne 25 per cent air water and land pollution by pollutton would still be em didates to run agamst each began at 5 am on June 17 The Srmlh A11 1s 1-0 m theu' sertes three best sellmg books In THE LETART FARM Boys havmg scored a 12th round control programs replacmg powered to !tie a wrttten com other and not m a fteld of f ve members and the1r leaders cludmg her latest Reach Up traveled to the Musk ngum and planned proJect. to be entered techmcal knockout over the state Air Polluhon Control plamt with the EPA direcl<lr candidates Dan Issei Kentucky Colonels Board and Water Pollution forcmg an mvesttgat10n - Allowmg the attorney gen Oh10 mers where they caught and eqwpment needed for Jr Patterson seven years ago m Basketball star w1ll gtve a Thts ts not a panacea for all eral to represent pr1son guards Bass Carp Black Crappie Fa1r at their June 28 meeting m Las Vegas Nev Control Board testimony as to what Christ Blue Gtll and Cat Ftsh All the the Letart Commun ty A special Power Sttmg Com the Ills that beset us but a step m c1v l swts Floyd has proven oo me he s means m his life as an athlete mission also will be established m the rtght direction toward - Enablmg the Ohto Trans members extended get well BUIIdmg Fourteen members got enouglJ,Ieft for one more The concluding message titled Over 30 000 members of the Ill rule on locations of power solvmg pollution problems portatwn Research Board oo wishes to Randy Arnold a and two advtsors saw fight sa1d a taiUiting Ali at Chnsl Br10gs Peace Will he member of the group who 1s demonslral ons on how to p ck the stgnmg He s such a mce Chnst1an Churches and plants and transmission lines Scott satd 1ssue revenue bonds brought by E Richard Empire-Builder Sen Ralph S Regula R - Regulating the sale of con! ned n room 524 n Holzer up and carry a rabbit by James guy I let him call me Mr Churches of Chrtsl m the Crabtree semor nuntster of Um ted States are expected to The House also knocked hypoderrruc needles and drug Medtcai Center w lh a bad Foreman and rope tying by Clay Navarre who Introduced the attend theclosmg sess1on of the the Ftrst Christian Church m knee Ricky Flagg Rob n B II There w1ll be down amendments whtch original bill a year ago urged Then bwldmg up hiS opsamples and establtshmg a THE HUSTLERS 4-H Club spec18l reports on sheep and ponent Ali shouted a predic- North Amerlcan Christian Canton Ohio Mr Crabtree IS agreement although he said the would have procedure for settmg up - Forbidden the Power methadone treatment met w th advtsor J1m Roush rabb1Ls at the next meeting on hon This fight will sell out Convention at Riverfront also serving as president of the House had made the measure a June 20 WIth f ve members m July 12 n the Communtty the Garden and every theater Stadium m Cincmnati July 14 1g72 North American Christian 'pollutiOn control bill rather Sltmg CommiSSion oo ovemde programs Convention attendance The group voted to Bmldmg Refreshments were m Amertca because Pat al8 pm than a complete enVIronmental local zonmg ordmances m lo The anticipated attendance collect bottle caps to make served by Todd Roberts and terson s still a great drawmg Featured at the ftnal sesston catmg electriCal transmission protection measure of 30 000 wtU be the largest money and also pay 5 cents Robm Btil Chns Wolfe The GUligan administration lines card and the world still loves of the four-day convention will gathering of members of the due s eac h meet ng They be a I 500 votce Teen Choir - Made the EPA selt.. us 1 HE STITCH AND SEW 4-H him also accepted the final vers10n Christian Churches and the d scussed proJect books and Club planned a float for the 4th although It ortgmally had ta10mg by making the cost of Patterson a qu1et type by presenhng composer John (Contmued from page I) held quesllon and answer of July parade at thetr June 28 contrast S81d U I win this one Peterson s newest musical Churches of Christ ever InSpections part of the cost of obtaining a perm1t by an mdus Home Good Samantan pertod about 4-H John Sellars meeting at the home of Mrs 11 will put me in a better The Good Life IUider hl!l assembled In the United Stales trtal plant led games of pass football and Fortune The five members bargammg poSIUon for a ftghl direction Also smgmg w1ll be according oo Raullln V Moyer Medical Center Zanesville GUESTS HERE - Allowed the EPA director Bethesda Hosptlal Zanesville fo ot ta,g Lemonade and and two adviSors attendmg with FraZier and g1ve me Venda Kay Van Dyke former pastor of the Middleport Holiday weekend guests of oo delegate his authonty on Mt Vernon State Hospttal cook es were served for dtscussed prOJects and planned confidence Miss America and author of Church Mrs Geneva Yates Mtd perrruts and vanances oo local Rohrtg Institute St Johns refre shme nts Ktmmy Jr Fa1r exh1b1ts Refresh dleport were Mr and Mrs government subdiVISions W ikes ments were served by the Vtlla Perr-y County Children s David Robert Yates Jr of Rep Robert E Netzley R Home and Athens County THE WEE 4 H CLUB hostess Carmen Thoma Cambridge Laurft called the bill nothmg Children s Servtces Group organ zed June 2 at the Vmmg MRS MAXINE but an empire-builder home w1th four members and WHITEHEAD hosted a Homes Ant ctpallng Federal the r advtsor Moss Dons meeting of the Rtvervtew Gtrls gutdeilne changes wtlhm the Barnhart attendtng These 4 H Club on June 28 attended were elected by mne members and three next three to s1x months the officers followmg 10slllullons should be pres dent and recreat on advtsors The g ris discussed RIO SRANDE - The Ohto opens at Rio Grande College planned for the week long eligtble to be served Sc oto leader Sherr Vm ng v1ce flower bulb sales takmg a tr1p D vl!lwn of Camp Crescendo July 16 With nearly 2 500 htgh session are a talent night County EMR Classes pres dent and safety cha rman and Jr Fa1r d!Bplays Ftrst school students expected to water show stunt night and Lawrence County Open Door Raymond Barnhart secretary year members worked on participate 1n the ftve week the Mtss Crescendo com School Metgs County and health chairman Terr sew ng proJects and First Atd staymg w1th Mandte Rose She By Helen Bottel long band camps and two petiUon Children s Home Metgs Vmmg and treasurer and news and laundry proJects were answered questions about her special camps The Cheerleader Camp will Count) Commumty Class reporter Rtla V n ng ProJects discussed Patty Lawrence club and proJects m com A SIX-day Majorette and feature a staff from the GUldmg Hand School Gallia were d scussed and dues were gave a spectal report on partson to those of Ohw A TIIROWBACK TO THE APES• Twlrlmg Camp opens this National Cheerleaders County Hope Haven School set at 10 ce nLs per meelmg The bactena and Margaret Brown game of Black Magic was Dear Helen years Ohio Dlviston July 16 Association In addition to a club members dec ded not to showed how to make a dart played and refreshments were I m a newly marned man and don l know everythmg about Jackson County Pre-School through 21 There will also be a Miss Crescendo contest there serve refreshments at each w1 th pms and the correct way served by Brenda Ballard The Classes Jackson County women yet which is a rop-flight understatement 23 cheerleading camp July wtll be awards in dally com Commumty School Vmton meeting but to have a party at to put elasl1c m a sktrt next meeting was set for July 5 All my life I got along With the blackheads on my back No through '!I petition County Spectal School a later date A guess ng game Refreshments were served by at the home of Tammy Cmdy problem But now every time we go out In the yard Ill sunbathe The f1rst band camp will The Ohio Division was held Monroe County Golden Rule was played for recreatiOn - Cathy Ptckens and Pair c a and Rocky Pitzer at which Ume my beloved bnde attacks my back wtlh her fmgernails -and open July 23 the last one ends at Rio Grande College the first Boston - Demse Talbott and each member IS to have a School Monroe County Noble Rita Vtmn g they re sharp August 28 The whole program time m 1970 In the past two A STUDY OF COLORS and Barbara Andrews County EMR Classes Starlight demonstration concerning IS under the dtrecllon of I read m THE NAKED APE or somewhere about the School Muskmgum County how they go together was the camps more than I 800 TWO WISCONSIN exchange thetr projects - Mandie Rose Wilham Merton an Ill-year students have attended the groommg that goes on between male and female anUIIBis Is New Hope School Knox pnmary topic at a June 13 4 H ers Coreen Btey and Ann THREE PROJECT reports this blackhead-Bqueezmg a thro\1 hack Ill the apes who spend County Carroll County School meeting of the Portland New Malas were spectal guests at a were g1ven at a June 23 staff member of Camp band camps majorette and Crescendo The factlities offer tw1rllng camps and casavant hours picking the lice out of their mates ha1r• for the Mentally Retarded aod Ideal4 HClub held at the home June 27 meetmg of the Pmk meetmg of the Insh Will she ever get over 11• - PINCHED the Guernsey County of advtsor Mrs Ruth Ebers Panthers 4-H Club m the Leprechauns at the Thornton complete rehearsal facilities a prectslon drill workshops Dear Pinched Camp Crescendo bas gained bach Four members attendmg Forrest RIUI Church basement home David Thornk>n gave a staff of music educators Children s Home marching specialists sectional the reputatwn of being one of Whether 1t s groommg rtles passed down from our anunal dtscussed how to ratse some The 19 members and two ad demonstration on ElectriCity All these nstitutwns have and full band rehearsals and the foremost traimng centers ancestors the femmme urge to perfect her mate or just the submtlted delatled letters of money and how t would be v1sors worked on sewmg Clrcml Block Donna Thornton an evening recrea lion for bands majorettes and challenge of the blackhead - most wives can t resiSt pummeling commtlmenl statmg their spent Members were urged to proJects and watched Sandy showed how to preshrink program drwn majors In the nation begm work on proJects At a Hamtlton demonstrate how to matertal and Dl8na Thomron and proddmg a mates slightly blemiShed back Res1gn yourself mteresl and parllctpabon 1! Students stay in one of the Camp Crescendo has held Its friend asstgned Foster Grandparents June 21 meetmg the group sew on a button Nola Netgler told how to choose materl81 Rio Grande reSidence halls eat Kentucky Camp at Lebanon made tentahve plans for a was also a guest at the And be glad your wife s ptckiness IS confmed io and accessories Refreshments camp10g tr1p to Forked Run meeting Tammy DaviS w11l were served by Donna Thorn in the college d!nmg hall use Junction Ky a number of blackheads - H Slate Park They met at the lead the 4 H pledge and Brenda ton The next meeting was the student center and the Paul years +++ Portland Methodtsl Church Ash the Amertcan pledge at planned for July 12 at the R Lyne Center Dear Helen The Majorette and Twirling Becky ,SSms Elame Lehew the1r next meeting m the Longstreth home - DIBna Not all seniors resent remarks about !herr age as dtd a Camp staff mcludes out recent wrtter oo HHU In the ftrst place one must have a sense of The challenges facmg our Chery Larkms and Brenda church basement on July 11 - Thornoon standmg performers m the Lawrence served refresh Karen Netgler Early Sunday Mixed THE MOONDUSTERS 4-H humor Second he should be thankful for reachmg retirement soc1ety today are so btg and field Among the activities June 25 t972 THE HARRISONVILLE Club met at the home of Mrs excttmg that th s 1s the mo ment. - Eiame Lehew years I think It IS a privilege to grow old Won Lost KEEPING A RECORD and Boys 4JI Honor Club met July Harold Sauer June 30 with two ment for women to be wtd Odd Balls 14 2 lfeelfortunate Ill have reached age 75 and while I can pass enmg t he 1r hor zons not makmg a dart were the sub 3 at the HamsonvUie Grange adviSors and eight members In 10 6 FrigdPnks for 60 I never hedge about my years narrowmg them Let us get )eels demonstrated by Barbara Hall w1th two adviSors and attendance A skating party Team 2 8 8 Ten years ago! retired but couldn t stand it so went back oo ourselves obse ssed Wtlh Jordan and Rtlla Rhodes at the D Ts 8 8 etghl members In attendance Team 1 6 10 work I arise at 5 a m put m 35 hours a week and never felt somethmg btgger than sex ual June 20 meetmg of the A combmed meeting and picmc was discussed and the date was AI In the Family 2 14 dectded Ill be July 28 A health pohtics better In my spare time I m writing a book which has been High lnd Game - Ed Petrie Columbia Make It 4 H Club It was planned for the 19 at report was given by Mary -Barbara Castle member tentatively accepted for publication 233 Maxine Dugan t76 Second of t~e Brttzsh Parliament was reported that the club Forest Acres Park with ail Sauer and Opel Oyer showed High lnd Game - Dale Davis I have a little trouble gomg up and down starrs and I don l c~argn g the U S women s donated cookies for the recent members and theU' famtlies her sewmg box and what she 227 Julia Boyles t08 expect to skip rope or Jump hurdles but I have the self ltberatton movement w1tl Bloodmobtle Canteen Betty mvtted Each family is to brtng had done on her project The Series - Dale Davis PORT ERIE Ont (UP!) - 609High Julia Boyles 463 confidence !lacked m my youth I now know I have spec18l wastmg 1ts tzme on trwzal Jordan led a tag game Etght theU' own basket dinner In next meeting date was Arnie s Army was geared Second High Series - Ed l ttes talents I can pay my way and more I giVe help when 11 s needed members and advtsors Betty siructions were also g1ven on scheduled for July 14 at 6 30 at for a fullscale attack Thursday Petrie 585 Maxine Dugan 454 and I get along great with younger people (who don t put me Johnson and Mae Jordan were the preparahon of the fishing Mrs Hayes home At the next as the opening round of the Team High Game and Series Odd Balis 635 and 1839 down) served refreshments by Jane proJecLs The next meeting was meeting Billy Oyer Is to bring $150 OliO Canadian Open Golf the Da1~ Sentinel I am thankful for Medicare Soc18l Security and for not Jordan Julta Johnson and set for the 19th at 6 30 at the and show what he has ac CiaSIIIC got under way but DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF being yoiUig any more Maturity IS such a comfort Everyone Betty Jordan The club also park - Steven Stanley Early Sundoy Mixed compll!lhed on his project somebody sk>le the arsenal MEIGS MASON AREA • July 2 1972 met JIUie ' 1 :1 at the Carpenter should Uve Ill grow old - say around 95 - B R TilE BASHAN BUNCH has Beverly Wilcox will also show His name was Bunky Hency CHESTER L TANNEHILL Won Lost Exec Ed Bapbst Church Dear B qeld two meetings recenUy how to make sandwiches and a The 28-year,old Henry once Odd Balls 22 2 ROBERT HOEFLICH Judgmg "Y was set for July The first on JIUie 20 at the home drink Refreshments of Kool a place-kicker on the Georg13 D T s And may your next 20years be the best yet - H C ty Editar 16 8 Pub shed da ly except 16 8 28 wtth n c nbers urged to have of Mary Rose had two advisors Aid and cookies were served Tech football team shot a Team2 Dear Helen Sa tu aav by The Oh o va ley Team 5 10 14 and mne members present and a game of Pass the blazing SIX-Qllderpar 65 Ill take Team 1 Pub ~h ng Company 1 1 proJects completed by July 18 One of my pet peeves IS the person who will go m on a group 6 18 Cou S Pome ov Oh o Ruth Coen showed how to make Each member showed Clothespms was played Allin the Family 2 22 a gift to someone and then conveniently forget Ill pay her share one-etroke lead over Tom 457611 Bu5 ness Ofl u Phone drop biscuits and Ltsa Perry somethmg which had been Opal Oyer High lnd Game - Ray 99 2 2 56 Ed o a Phone 992 She gets her name stgned on the card gets the thank you etc Sanderson who fired five1157 Rooach 203 and Ma.lne Dugan showed pattern markmgs completed on their projects THE STIVERSV!LLE under 66 but the rest of us are stuck Second class pos age pa Clef 209 Second Hah lnd Gam~ ProJect books were revtewed smce the last meeting The Stitchers met at the home of Pome oy Oh o Sam Snead Sam Adams Larry OuQan 198 Karyn Many times the one who volunteers to buy the gift ends up Na ona adve s ng Betty Jordan and Debbie second meeting was June 27 at Ada VanMeter JIUie 28 AtGay Brewer and Lou Graham Davis 110 JliiY!ng for half of 11 because she s usually the good-natured patsy repreunrar ..,e Bo ne 1 High Series - Larry Dugan Btrchfteld led Red Rover and the home of Brenda Ballard Gal agher Inc 2 Eas A2nc:l tending were two advlllors Ada were all two shots off the pace who doesn t have the nerve or is roo embarrassed to dun the 556 Maxine Dugan 537 Second St New Yo k C ty New York a tag game Rilla Rhodes Present were seven members VanMeter and Louise with 87 s Bruce Crampton and High Sarin- John Tyree~ culprlta Subscr p on ra es De Barbara Jordan and Pam and two adviSors Mary Rose Gluesencamp and six mem Bob Smith came In with 88 a Julia Bc.yles 492 vered by carr er wtre e I l1led to think It was my good taste that made me the chosen ava table 50 cenl$ per wt~ek"' Team High Sarin and Game Holcomb served refreshments and Loutse Pitzer Each bers The club dec~ded to get while defending champion Lee me (the buyer) but I ve decided nobody else wants to get left- By Motor Route whe e car er The next meeting w11l be July member showed somethmg - 0 T s 1979 end 681 and Odd se .., ce not ava abe One things ready for the Let s Trevino was grouped with four Bails 1906 end 656 HOLDING THE BAG month S1 75 By ma I n Oh o 11 at the church - Debbte whtch was completed on Explore the Outdoors Project othen at 19 two under par and W Va One yea 114 00 Durff'FB \ Btrchfteld !herr proJects smce the last and make preparations for the Arnold Palmer whoae Ar S x month s S7 25 Three In 11146 U S Navy Corn Get roup Remind those forgetful contributors IUitil they months U so Subscr p on THE ROCKETS 4 H CLUB mee ling Also present was fair The members also my was in full.tarce 10111e 700 ce nc udes Sunday T mes OOUBh up If more people were buSillesslike In personat dealir gs pr met JIUie 19 at the Ronda Wanda Osgood a 4-H exchange practiced modeling - Teresa stronc early 'lbunday when be modore J D Sloat proclalmed Sen ne the annexation of Califomla by lllerewouldbealotfewe moochers In the world -H Hanmg home They discussed g1rl from Wtsconsm who is Meadowa teed olf ahot an even-par 71 the United Sllta The T N T 4 H Club has held three recent meet ngs One on June 14 was h~~ted by Dtana Pullins and attended by 12 members and ftve advtsors Outdoor games were enJoyed by the group and refreshments were served by the hostess Sr. Citizen Patterson '" 4.2. 1.3. 2"' 3.1. 30, 000 Comtng To Riverfront Foster GP State's Camp Crescendo· to Host Up to 2,500 Students Helen Help Us. •• Timely Quotes Local Bowling Henry Defuses 3- Th• Dally Sen~10el, Mld~epo~l Pomeroy, 0., July 7,1972 the Sports Desk 1\t>Jth WH't'l up . Yesterday afternoon when then a1l uas passed out one of the letters was addressed tu thiS reporter I ewectcd It to be another Yuu left Johnny s name out or WI en arc you go 1 g to get on the bali letter Surpns ngi) enough 11 was from a conce ned baseball fan Willing to get h s feet wet fm I e 1n1proveme t ofU c Middleport Muntctpai Park baseball d a nonds partiCularly the Peewe< fteld I know rna I) ha e son Jar feelings to Uose of Mr Darrell McK nne) s expressed n the follow ng letter !hanks to hose who contnbute towards th s goal and ajso to Mr McK nne) fm wr ling Dear Str I attended a Peewee League baseball game at theM ddleport Mun1c pal Park Fnday e1erung 1 was shocked to see the con ditwn of the f eld that the bo)S had to play on The grass wasn l cut and was almost knee h gh n places the ce nterfield fence vas broken and ly g down so tha parts of t wet e sllcktig up \\I ere a boy could fall on Jagged ends and nJure h11 sc~ scr uusly TI1e held "as not I med an I the pia) ers had to wa t for th1s to be done 1 he game was supposed to sta rt between 5 30 to 6 p n but fmali) s arted a 6 15 I wouidn t be wr l r g th s lette r 1f son eth ng was to be don e soon espec ally to t1 e fence One of Ue boys s gomg to get I uri maybe rutmn g I u for h s career After all we do pay a park manager to take re of the pool the park and he ball diamonds I believe that f she ca n do her JOb properly then sl e should be replaced With someone that can The last park nat age1 kept the grass cut the dwmonds dragged and luned and he fence fixed n such a manner Uat t s playable and safe for the ktds I lhmk the ctty should look nlo h s n alter and see "I at can he done about 11 before t s too Ia e One oft e ball pla)ers s gong to get hurt JUst because someone sn t domg hts J b r gl t Take a look at Pomero) s Peewee and ltltie Leab'lle dian onds fhe) have backstops f xed so hat tie players won t get tut by a foul ball I m sure that the town could afford to pu out a few dollars and f x the f eld proper!) to keep a chtld fro n gettmg hur I heheve that If enough parents get on c ty hall about It the) would get somethmg done I know that f my son was old enough to pia) there I would ra1se plentv of stmk unt I the town d d somethmg about 1t And to the parents of the ball pia) ers I sa) f th e) ca re about lhetr so n get together and get onto c ty I all Don t let up until they hx the dtamonds S ncetel) yours Darrell L McK nn ey aconce ned bvslandet Vinton Wins Pony Action V nton se nt MWdleport B V nton ll rsday n GaIa down to thetr e ghth st1a gl t Me gs Pooy League pla) defeat gam ng the r second M ke Ju stus a d Je n wm of the season 11 a Roberts I wled for the V oo lub "h le Bret Ta kc t d I le at hng M cke Da1enport hurled for M I dlepor t B w th fin Thomas behmd the plate In lomghl s pon; league actwn Ra e ne s at Bidwell Mtddlepor A ravels to Cheshtre SouthwesU!rn goes to Vmwn and Pomeroy v s ts Middleport B 002 104 !)- 7 Mtdd B Vtnton 720 002 X- 11 STEAK HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous Amer can League t st Gamel Texas 00 000 002 Cleve 0 0 100 20x 3 B 4 90 Gogolewsk P na 7 L nd b ad 7) and K ng Pe y 3 7 and Fosse LP Gogolewsk 3 7) TomBoy !2nd Tex C ev 12 nns l 020 020 ooo- 5 000 02 00 6 2 B obe g L ndb ad 7 P na B Paul t9 She lenback ll and B I ngs Lamb M ngo SANDWICH gm 00 0 8) Farme 9 and Moses WP - Farme I 01 LP She len back t 4 HRs Ha ah lsi Moses 2nd 0 de By Phone Ball more 000 100 ooo- 2 53 Ch cago 000 100 ooo- 50 Cuel ar 17 61 and Hendr cks Bradley 10 5 and Egan HRsCrow ey 5 h AI en 16 h And Toke Em Home 992 5432 super summer ~~~~- com~ct 12~AG Pirates Win 7-3 In 17 Innings Hy STEVE Wit SfEIN ag f1 e Ill <h ng du I w I e I Ia I tr k1 g Leoghl nd K s a giV1 g up f v h ts and str k ng 0 I I? II ti Itt Inn ng Ne\ Yo k brougl t n Tug Mcr.raw a IS D ego b10ught (a v Hoss Ross si ut ut tl e Melson IC I t f f ur 1 mngs and for th c nnmgs M,C,ra" !lowe I o hrce h ls l he r good hun r was he I th e 141h nnmg De c 1esult of left m ded relief 11 nas s glcd lm the Padres ptlcher Ramon Hen a 1dez D 1 c R herts sac f ced and 17tl n ng hne d e double off both run ~e rs were safe o a ll cleft field "all wi tel &m ted f elder s cl o ce and I eron 1 ee a fou r un 1 ally 1 d ended the b ted a s nglc One o 1t tater exhauslmg 4 I OUI struggle MeG aw val ked Je ry Morales I hal hit " as JUSt a bonus for ng n Hobcrts Bud UP! Sp rls Wrllt r Laughter co 1es eastt) !o a f s 1 a c c 1 an I e r ltsb orgl l tes lJ ragged afte 17 ng 7 3 t om ph over th e Ho s n As ros we e n the >d I hu sday n gl t o let t e go >d n es 1oil you see bee 1usc Hernandez m h s enh e Jajor leiig ue <.:areer ne;e got a h1 bcfo e Not one fhursda v n gh he pttchcd fu sl ulo nn 1 g an~ gave up oni) ooe I 1 after I e "as s u 1moned to e) c ve Dave G usll wl o had p1t hed s x n ngs of t Iree I t shutout bali New Y01 k d opped a nenous lee swn to th e San D ego Padres 1.{) an I he oss ief the Mets 2 ga es bel md P1tt sb gl 10- l u g PH II g Duel I r 10 nmngs Sa 1 Otego s Sl cArl nan I tl e MeLs Jerry Kuvs1 ttn ""e e locke j a 1 A1 I g v n~ p JUst wmr mg marg n a he Atlar ta B ave I etd uff a n t 1m ng cs o p l her Ci cag rally to bealllC Cubs VI p eked up he 43 turv Dusty llaker s l\\o r n I ncr h gi I ghted a four run t rd mn ng and prov led tl e Only the St l ou s Cardmals n l s heduled a uong the Ni Spl!r'1of:~!tJde UPI SporLs Wnter tagged 1 at the plate the M1 mesota I w ns ll c l;, Angeles Dodgers Frao k QuI Cl got no response paced uy shorlst p BII Hus H s " fc Penny I ad dropped the pi o e sell s four RBis and th rd E entually she picked t up aga n b se man J m I efebvre s I don t bel eve l sl e sa d U r eerun hon er cont nued By now she does So does everyo e ylsc because Caiv n Gr f th e r hilt ng xpios on aga nst f th the President of the l wms called a news conference m Montreal as t ey drubbed the Expos 11 3 w th a 13 I t at Bloon ngton Mmn I hursday afternoon and anno1 need B II Rgne)"asoulandFrankQulct oneofl tscoaches wasm tack To most people the congen al alwa ys happy 33 year-<Jld rhe Otl er Stde Qt11hc s the Twms court Jester and Good Humor Man because 0 l e otl ers de of the wun loss om the st eak og San everv t me you run nto htm he s full offun and full of laughs Franc sco Gants stopped t1 e See Frank PI lade ph1a Pho I es 6-4 n 10 ff you need a favo any k nd of fa o )OU don t go to The rr 1 gs on I t F' Jen tes two God fatl c you go see Frank f )OU need e nan e of a guy who an gc t for you wl olesale yuu go see Frank 1f you want to eat tl e latest fwmy story a d )OU want to hear t told r ght you go see Fra ok But Calv n Grtfftlh sees a lot of other h DRS tn Frank QuiliCI 1s one..f. ne ba k up second baseman He sees nth s slender blackhatred young man who sometimes looks Ike a loose leaf Rudolph Valent no a good qutck m nd He WIMBI EDON England profligate errors espec ally on also sees an excellent personal t) He sees n gregarious Frank UPll The coli swn toda) of her fuzzy fo rehand She cannot Qutllc a man almost as well known m Mmnesota as Hubert afford this luxury agamst Mrs H11n1phrey a natural salesman for the ball club Calv10 Gnfflth those t vo cont astmg per sonai t1es Bolle Jean K ng of K ng one of the most mc1s1ve sees an nd VIdual who can poss bly st mula e the Twms Alllhts cr) stall zed m Calvm Gnff th s mnd as he drove the 22 I ong Beaci Cal f and cutlpct to s m ll e I 1story of l a 1p on Evonne Goo!agong women s tenn s lcs fro n h s I o 1e n \1 ayzanta M nn to the ballpark m E nnc\\11 aetheent re of Australia n the women s Bloom ngton Thursday mormng f na should cro vn 1972as t ul) lo oo I en ter cour t crowd 1 hadn t been sleepmg the last two n ghts th nking about the beh1 d her-and Mrs K ng lu b satd Gr ff th Wa tc h ng our games I felt there was I e ladws Wo bledon Mrs Kmg s expected w n ~ se y k o\\ s ll s- she w I ometh ng ''" lacked l realize Btll R gney had taken over a ovc Rose u) Casais of San need ever par cle of her sttuat on that wasn too healthy n 1970 after we let go B lly Fra c sco svoupcd I c nto I er concentra on gu ie and strok Mar n But th s has been one of those years though when sc en I fmal wh rh could be mg ab li t) to prevent Mrs Kmg ever) hmg has gone wrong he most tantahzmg women s f o n takmg I e fourth t tie Team Goes Downhill S ao Sm th of Sea Pines encounte1 uf ti e de ade We von the Grapefru t !.€ague t tie n Flor da w th the best Mrs Kmg ad mtted that S C fas balled Jan Kodes of reco d 11 en after the season sta ted we were 16 and and 34 11 e E anne s shoc k se n 1f nal " n Czechoslovakia astde 3~ 6-4 6 ro y of t1 e wl ole t1 ng s 'Vony Oliva He had a knee operat on thetr se mtflnal vcr I er last year had 1ar cd 1 7 5 )esterday and the doctors took so me parttcles of calc urn out If c:r as nuch as <ln~ defeat n Thur day to go mto hts second he had been he althy we most likely would be m content on rtght er 12 ) ea s on I e op tenn s s a ght f nai He II f ght out with second no" c cu t In any case Gnff th made up h s m nd to change managers as lt has bothered n e for a seed lhe Nastase of Romama who e year--or 363 cfays to be "ho flicked and nudged an he drove to work on the freeway Thursday morrung A man can do a lot of thmking dr vmg to work and Calvm easy sem fmal w n over th rd exact Grtff th was lhmkmg I JUSt hope that ! Will play to seed Manuel Orantes of Spam 1went back to 196>for one lhmg he says Remember when a rnuci h gher sta ndard than 6 3 6-4 6-4 Berme Allen got hurt' Qlllhc came up to us from Denver and Nastase the fastest and most las ) car Mrs Km~ sa d E onne s greatest handiCap dextrous player here th s year was one of the greatest nsp ratwnal forces I ve ever seen mall s producmg tenn iS that ex the years I ve been n baseball He msptred everybody He even w11i be he sluggtsh startmg pe rts are compar ng w1th the nsptred Versa lles to become MVP that year and m the World moods R ght through lh s tournament she has had to fmest to uch play or the past Ser es he h l Koufax I ke he owned h1m mpke up grou nd t1 roug Havmg made up hts mmd tomake the change Thursday which was an off day lor the Tw ns he now had to mplement h s hmk ng The pla)ers had come to the ballpark for a workout but that was called off because of ra n Gnfftlh f rst called Rtgney mto his off tce and told h m he was making a change Rtgne) has been nanagmg ball clubs 18 years but he took this ftrmg hard Gr fftth nformed Rtgney he mtended to talk With Qmllc about the JOb and Rtgney sa1d You re the boss Qulhc1 1s Summoned By GARY KALE cred tts the excellent Onole Qlllhct was s11n1moned to Gr lftth s office and he was sllll UP! Sports Wntcr p tchmg for that mark But t A weak Bail more battery was a hilt ng pitcher and wear ng his umform when he arnved wtth a comb ned batt ng catcher that made the differ Would you hke to become a manager• Grifftlh asked him average of Gtl6 kept the Orwles ence Thursday Quthct thought Gr fft th was talkmg about one of the Twtns two games ahead of Detrmt All I wanted to do was get mmor league clubs and he replied that managmg had always today n the Amencan League my bat on the ball make been one of his ambtt10ns and he fell he could do the JOb after East contact and hope 11 would go learmng a few lhmgs Catcher Ellie Hendncks h1t through sa1d Cuellar It Now Frank sa td Gr fflth I m not talking about any mmor ling Ill doubled 10 the etghlh did league JOb I m talkmg about the Tw ns 1nnmg agamst Ch cago Thurs The vtclory was the thtrd Quthcl looked dumbfoiUided day mght and M ke Cuellar straight one-run dectswn Balt1 Actually he never sa1d yes the Twms owner reveal.<; but battmg 061 sent him home more took from Chtcago m the later on we shook hands at the press conference so I guess he w th a smgle as llallunore past senes Dtck Allen spoiled edged the White Sox 2-1 for 118 Cuellar s shutout btd With hts accepted Youngest manager m the maJors' I guess he IS at that It shouldn l make that much difference My uncle (Clark Gnl ftflh straight VICtory 16th homer of the season ftth ) named Bucky Harr s manager when he was only 27 10 1924 Baltimore has an mpress1ve In other scheduled Amencan and he turned out to be the Boy Wonder He won the world Hhl road record smce June 9 League games DetrOit shut out and Manager Earl Weaver Kansas City 7.{) New York champtonshtp that year I remember I was the batboy Frank QuiliCI promtses he won t turn moo an entirely dtfferent beat Oakland &-2 Milwaukee mdiVIdual now that he s a big league manager mpped Callforn a 6-5 and The only thmg I don t want to lose he says s my per Cleveland beat Texas twice 4-3 sonal ty and then 6-5 m 12 uuungs It would be a shame 1f he did In the Nallonal League Pittsburgh topped Houston 7-3 m 17 mnmgs San Diego blanked New York HI m 14 mmngs San Franctsco defeated Philadelphia 6-4 m 10 mrungs and Los Angeles npped Montreal 11 3 Detrmt broke a four-game losmg streak as Joe Coleman won hts lOth game with a sur hitter agamst Kansas City Tony Taylor scored three runs Oeta 1ls n Cartons of Roy a I Crown Products for the Tigers and Btll Freehan drove m three for Detroit Jim ROYAL CROWN Rooker was tagged with his BOTTLING CO SIXth Joss 1D 10 deCISIOns Mrs. Xing Is Favored Orioles Edge Chisox, 2-1 (Bahr Clothiers) Semi-Annual OlEA!lANCE SALE CONTINUES SAVINGS OF e 3 STAG£ IF AMPLIFIER • FRONT MOUNTED SPEAKER The BEACHCOMBER • Z£NITH HANDCUFT£0 QUALITY • DELUXE VIDEO RANG£ TUNING ~:: SYSTEM PRICE •12 100 VOLTS Of PtCTUR£POWER CMy it anywhere :JiiiiiiL C1331 Features Custom Pe ma Set VHF F ne Tuning Automat c Fr nge Lock Cl cu I Audio Guard FM TV Sound Syslem Monopo e Antenna and buill In 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Iaten ted r ghlhanded h tteo so acked f ve t Ls dud ng a hone un two pies a double and a s ngle for tie I tg ers Other hitters for the w nners \I. ere McC ure w th twu smgles and a double Kelly Ha •k had two I on e uns and a s ngle Randy Ma sha ll a s ngle and home run Dav d E senhower three smgies and Dann) Morns and Rtch Joi 1son each had two s ngles M ke Tnplett and Mark Mttch combmed to strokeout s x and walk f ve for the Ptrates Hitters for the Prates were Doug Brown ng w lh two home runs and a s ngie Handy Roach a home ru and s ngle Tr plett a home run and s ngle J mmer Soulsby two smgles and Jeff Couch M tch and Dwayne Qualls each a s ngle Roach also had a h1t last Monday that was umn tent onally left ol't Randv Ph lhps hurled a two I Iter ltlr the Yanks and fanned ten 1\htie walkmg s x Bran Ham lton and Scott Will ams spl t mound dut es for the G ants and they fanned 12 and to 50%oFF Excellent Selection of Famous and tr pie R ck Smder a double SU!ve I ttle a s ng e and Humphrey 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BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Also check our Acryltc House Pamt Both m White and Most Colors Avatlable King Builders Supply Co. 992 3748 MIDDLEPORT 0 Watch for our move from 290 to 405 N Second Ave - I Block North �rt-~·r--~ -..,..- ~ .,. • ..,... , , . ~J.. .. ~ ·..,..~·.··~· • ,.., ~, •'·It ,, , ,..., •• , - •• ,... .,.- ..... • .. " • '• ••,-·.~ •'• " r • · • .. . ,. . ' . .. . . .. ' . ' ,.,..• , ) ~ . .... udll)' ~llllllt:l, ~WuuULeport·Pomeroy , u ., July .,, • .1~a homer off Cincimali starter and winner Ed Sprague in the filth when Indianapolis came up with four of their five runs. The filth run, also off Spragtle, who beat the Reds in the parent-farm team battle when at Indianapolis las.i year, came in the sixth. Olympic Trials Continue Bench Hits 2 Homers, Reds Win EUGENE, Ore. (UP!) - with a 56.6 final lap to win in Thw-sdHy, · after winning his 3:43.7. heat in Ule 5,000 meter run at Duncan MacDonald, the forthe U.S. Olympic Track and mer Stanford sub low--minute Field Trials, Steve Prefontaine miler, turned in the best time said things such as: in the 1,500 qualifying, taking "I felt just great. I hope I feel his heat in a flashy 3:43.6. The the same way Sunday. I needed other 1,500 meter heat winner this race for a lot of reasons. was David Roberts- in 3:48.0. Mostly it was the phychological Ken Swenson, who finished factor. When you have rested third in the 800, and Mark for four or five days, you Winzenre.id, wtro was out of the wonder if you still have it." money in the hall mile, both Then, after going over his scratched from the 1,500. That · 5,000 victory, and a qualifying fifth-place finish by George Young in the other section of · the metric mile, Prefontaine stHrted to worry. "He l Young ) must .be in good shape or he wouldn't be here." Prefontaine isn't happy and Major League Slandin~s By United Press lnterna1•onal probably never will be until he Natio·nalleague has beaten Young, third in the East steeplechase and 16th in the w. I. pet. g.b. 45 26 .634 marathon at the 1968 Olympics. Pi llsburgh New York 43 29 .597 21f:2 Sunday, he gets his first crack St. Louis 38 34 .528 7'1• at the veteran shooting for his Chicago 38 35 .52 1 B Montreal 31 41 .43 1 1<tv2 fourth Olympic berth. There were no suiprises Philadelph i a 25 47 .347 20112 West during Thursday's· trials prow. I. pel. g.b. gram, devoted also to qualify. Cincinnati 44 28 .611 44 31 .587 l lf:<> ing in the 110-rneter high Houston Los Angeles 38 35 .521 6'h hurdles, 4110-meter dash and Atlanta 35 39 .473 10 I ,500-meter runs. San Francisco 32 47 .405 151/'2 26 47 .356 18112 Rod Milburn, Willie Daven- San Diego Thursdav 's Results port, Leon Coleman and Tom San Fran 6 Philadelph ia 4 Hill all advanced as expected Los Ang 11 Montreal 3 through the first two rounds of San Diego 1 N.Y., 14 inns 4 Chicago 3 the high hurdles, while in the Atlanta Pitts 7 Houston 3, 17 inns 400 John Smith, ,Lee Evans, (only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers Wayne Collett and Vince (All Times EDTI Matthews made it through the San Francisco (McDowell 8-5) first round without incident. at Montreal (Stoneman 7 5), It was more of the same in 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles (Sutton 9·41 at the 1,500 where Dave Wottle of New Bowling Green, who tied the p.m . York I·Mallack B-4), 8:05 world record by winning the Chicago (Hooton 6·71 at BOO-meter run last SallU'day, Cincinnati (Simpson 4-2). 8: 05 . . and Jim Ryun, the world p.m Houston (Roberts 7 J I at St. record holder at 880 yards, Louis (Gibson 7-5) , 9 p.m. Sa n Diego (Corkins 0-4 and mile and 1,500 meters, won Norman at Philadelphia their heats with strong (Neibauer5-6) 0-2 and Carlton 10-6), finishing kicks. 2, 5:35p.m. Pittsburgh I Kison . 2·1 and Ryun, shut out in the 800 and needing to finish in the first Garber 0·01 at Atlanta I Hardin 1·0 and Reed 17-8) , 2, 6:05p.m. three of the 1,500 t0 make it to Saturday's Games the Olympics, closed with a San Francisco at Montr'ea l 55.2 second-lap for a 3:45.7 Los Angeles at New York DiegQ . at Philadelphia victory . Wottle, as usual, laid San Pittsburgh at Atlanta back in the pack, then came on Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Houston at St Louis , ...., ...., I ' - ,..._,......,_ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . 1UP!) - Juhrmy Bench rapped out a pair of two-run lwmers and Gerirge Foster . added a solo homer as the Cincinnati Reds beat their Triple-A farm club Indianapolis, 6-5, Thursday bagger in the IJ1ird. The Reds night. added a single Lally in the fifth Bench blasted his hits in the to round out IJ1eir scoring. .first and third innings while . Joe Skidmor~ provided the Foster unloaded his lour- Tr1be punch w1th a three-run · Cleve 6 Tex 5, 2nd, 12 Inns New York 6 Oakland 2 Milw 6 California 5 !Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers tAll Times EDT) East ........ ~.._._ : 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Butter11ut Ave ., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter Baltimore Detroi t Boston New York Cleveland M i lwau~ee w. I. pel. g:b. 40 30 .571 - 38 32 .543 2 33 34 .493 33 35 .485 6 30 39 .435 91/; 28 41 .406 111/ 2 Shblm. 1<\C Pniela. KC Rudi,Oak Fisk, Bos Moy,Chi . Home Huns National League: Bench. Cin 21; Kingman, SF 20; Aaron, All 17: Williams, Chi, Stargell, Pitt and Colbert, SO 16. American League' Allen, Chi 16 ; Jackson, Oak 15 ; Cash, Oet 14 ; Epstein, Oak 13; Briggs, Mil and Killebrew, Minn 11 . Runs Batted In National League' Bench, Cin 61 : Stargell, Pitt and Kingman, g. ab 186 69 264 68 276 53 178 70 250 57 r. h. pet:· 25 62 .333 39 83 .314 4<1 86 .312 35 55 .309 44 77 .JOB Cal and Oak 43. 46 26 .639 - Minnesota Kansas City 41 31 .569 36 34 .5 14 35 36 .493 BAKER'S JULY SPECIALS FROM OUR BUDGET SHOP 3 ROOMS ALL NEW FURNITURE $44.00 $78.00 $99.00 $ 4.88 $18_98 $58.00 $19.88 $48.00 $ 3.99 $33.75 $58.00 $119.00 $119.00 $39.00 '595 Some call it wholesale Some call it •discozmt We 1Ulmed it our Budget Shop Come see---Compare- You'll find the best values TERESA DODDERER Milwaukee (Ryerson 1-0J at Chicago (Bradley 10·4), 9 p.m. • Kansas City I Rooker 4·51 at Cleveland I Lamb 2-3), , 7:30 p.m. Texas (Bosman 4-7) at Baltimore (Palmer 11 -4), 7·30 Pitching National League, Nolan, Cin 112; Seaver, NY 11 -4; Carlton, Phil 10-6; Jenkins, Chi 10-7; Saturday's Games Milw at Oakland Boston at Calif, night New York at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Kan City at Cleveland Tex at Salt , 2, twi -night Standings United Press International W. L. Pel. G.B. Charleston 43 31 .581 Louisville AJ 35' .551 2 Richmond 39 37 .513 5 Tidewater 39 39 .500 6 Toledo 37 39 .487 7 Rochester JB AO .487 7 Syracuse JB 40 .487 7 Peninsula 30 4<1 · .395 14 Thursday's Results Richmond 5 Charleston 2 . PLEASANT You 'II Love It At The New MEIGS INN PH. 992-3629 POMEROY, OHIO and (8), Sims; Torrez, Marshall Gilbert (9), Walke r (9) and Humphrey, Boccabella 191. WP - Downing fS.S) . LP-Torrez 19·51. HRs- Jorgensen (7th) , "'"'shore (Jrd), Lefevbre (5th) . 117 innings I Pittsburgh 001 000 002 000 000 04- 7 18 2 Houston OQ-· 3 10 1 Moose, Giusti 181. Hernandez (14) and Sangulllen; Wilson, Griffin 161. Gladding (9) , York 112) , Ray (15 ), Gibbon (II), Culver (17) and Edwards, Howard (12) . WP- Hernandez 14-01. LP- Ray 17·3). HR- ' Stargell I16th I. PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY 9:30AM PU.:N1T ()f' I-'ll f;J·; PA/lKING &AVE UP TO WE'RE OPEN 50% SWIM SUITS SUMMER to ES~~ICRKE SANDALS .,• 111E II••E•N•T1111 1R ..s111r111 o1111c..K--D--R--A--S~T~IC--A~L~L~Y--R--E--D~U~CE D WOMENS MENS SHIRTS SUMM_ER_SH_ORTS DRESS SHIRTS, KNIT SHIRTS, .Tamaicas or " Hot" shorts in solids , prints , flora Is. Regular and large sites . Your choice of many fabrics and colors . Shoppers Mart July Clearance! SPORT SHIRTS, TANK TOPS AU. - NOW In 1941 President Franklin D. Roosevelt told Congress that U.s:· naval forces , moving to forestall a possible Nazi invasion, had landed on Iceland with that country's permission . In 1970 forty-six persons were shot during rioting by blacks in AsbW'y Park, N.J. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ~- Every suit in the store marked to one low sale price. 1 Piece . 2 Piece, bikinis, not a big group. but great savings. $}77 $277 REDUCED! AND BIG, BIG MARKDOWNS ., WOMEN'S WOMEN'S 1 P.M. • ON SA LE SATU R UA Y . .'iU!IIMEil NOW $}44AND $ 44 $ 2 4 4 AND$344 rn:M.'i PUIUW FORMER VALUES TO $3.94! FUll PRICED FOR CLEARANCE SAVINGS! WOMEN'S TOPS GIRLS SUMMER SKIRTS ' • • • • • 10% OFF Now Available Eric Chambers & • Welfare Blues • • •• • • BILL & LEE'S •• They all go ..so get your girls school needs now at big savings . Scooter shorts, A-Line skirts, swing skirts .. -AII sizes in .good selectio11 ol styles . Includes tank lops, sleeve less shelf~, sleeveless blouses, tunic tops in polyester, nylon , cotton --everv summer top in our store reduced. •• • • • • • MUSIC CENTER 992-3680 116 E. Main Pomeroy. Ohio (Conlinued from page I ) is a community PJ.:£blem,not just a school problem. If you are at all alert to what is going on, you certainly know this is true. The sale, distribution, and use of drugs in Meigs County certainly did not terminate when school was dismissed several weeks ago. Alcohol also is becoming a ·bigger problem. I certainly encourage your support of the interested citizens who are trying to do something to meet this challenge in our community . Believe me, it is not just going togo away. · HAROLD HUBBARD IS LEADING a work force of custodians and many young people in sprucing up our buildings during this sununer season. We have a number of Neighborhood Youth Corps young people assisting us. We also have some students helping us under a special .work-11tudy program for those students who are in high school vocational courses. I WANT TO CALL TO YOUR ATTENTION the fact that the "homestead exemption" provisions of recent legislation can be a real help to those property owners who will be at least 65 years of age during 1972. Under this provision of the Jaw, if you have an annual income of less than $8,000, you can obtain between 40 pet. and 70 pet. reduction in the taxable value ot your home and up to one acre of land connected with it. The original closing date for application for this tax reduction was last month . Now this has been extended to August 1. There has also been a change in what constitutes the "total income" for a family. It previously included the income of all people living in the homestead related to the owner by blood or marriage. It now includes just the owner and the owner 's SpOuse. If your 1971 income was less than $8,000 and you are 65 or older, you should obtain your homestead exemption application from the Auditor's Office as soon as possible. You must file it by August I. The homestead exemption for those who are 65 or older is one of the benefits that is being supported by the new state income tax. When you paid your tax bill last month, you experienced a pleasant surprise in the 10 pet. reduction from your previous billing. This also is being supported by money from the state income tax. These benefits, along with increased state support for schools an~elfare, a're just a few of the positive results from the increased revem•e provided by the income tax. Wolfpen, News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and family of Rutland were Sunday visitors of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Thoma and Patricia. Mr. Guy Russell of Columbus and Terry Lynn of Pomeroy were 4th of Jul y holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell . Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of Canton were July 4th holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Russell and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Russell. Mr. and Mrs . Doyle Knapp and family were July 4th visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Charley Smith and Jo. Miss Patricia Thoma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma, and Miss Cheryl Howard of New Haven left Tuesday, the 4th, for Medridata Institute , Louisville, Ky. , where they are enrolled for medical studies and training. Miss Naomi Jo Smith, left July 4 for Concord College to .· resume live weeks studies this summer alter spending a few weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley MASON JARS BOYS SHIRTS CASE OF 12 PRICE IN EFFECT 5ATURDAYJ ALLGffiLS Knit Tops And Blouses --·-- 77¢A~D99¢ While 1'1wr Last! GIRLS SUMMER SHORTS · Plenty -.t summer and hot weather ahead·so supply your gals during our clearance slle. 37¢ 77¢ $}77 - - G!~~~~t~~~~~! t~~!?,~LS $}66AND$ Buy now ond so vel Wo;;-e,n's ' ) SandaJsL WOMEN'S . ¢ Girls 9 San"-25. PR. Chester News Notes By Clarice Allen Mr. and· Mrs. Harold Hawk, Mark, Dean and Kristie, and Mrs. Letha Wood visited poinlJ of interest in Indiana , Illinois and Iowa and attended ·the annual Steamboat Days celebralion including an excurs ion on the Mississ ipp i River. They were guests of Mr . and • Mrs . Leon Hecox at Burlington, Iowa. Mrs. Betty Herlihy, Charlotte and Sharon Ann and AI Waters, Sandusky, spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hollan . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy have returhed here after " two weeks vacation in Florida . They were guests of Mr. and M(S. Don Matlack and Donna Kaye at Lake Worth, Fla. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr were Mr . and Mrs. Ira Hill , New Waterford, Mr . Roy Bookman , Butchel and Mr . and Mrs. Ed Neuman and children of Galion . and Dr. and family of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sayre or Charles ton, W. Va., were July 4th holiday visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Sayre. Mrs. Helen Johnson weas July 4th afternoon visitor or Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and family of Logan were holiday visitors of Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Joe Grueser and Freda were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. Albert Heilman . Mr. and Mrs .Bill F.ouch and family of Huntington were r~cent visitors or Mr.,and Mrs. Jack Elam and family. Mr ..and Mrs . Charley Smith were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will of Peach Fork. and Mrs. Roger Grueser and child ren of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight, Buffalo, N. Y., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight. Mrs . .Jean Summerfield and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush are visiting in Florida with Mr. and Mrs . Larry Roush. Winter Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr are va cationing in Ca nada. Miss Joyce Myers is spending the summer in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and children. Mr. and Mrs . John Newell and sons of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr . and Mrs . Hobart Newell. Miss SheHa Newell is spending the swnmer with the John Newells in Columbus. Darrell Cleland and Mrs. Carpenter of Columbus visited Sunday with Denzil Cleland. Billy Robert Allen of Bethlehem, Pa., is spending a few weeks with Mr . and Mrs. Clay ton Allen. Miss Laura Jean Eichinger spent a few days in Columbus with Mr . and Mrs . Charles Ei chinger and Suzzanna . Raymond VanMeter and son, Earl, Youngstown, spent a week with Mrs. Mabel Van Meter. Mrs .· Edna Morgan of Flatwoods ca lled on Mrs . Letha Wood and Mrs. Elsa Kimes and Mrs. J. M. Gaul, Wednesday. ·· Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bill were in Columbus Sunday to see Mrs. Clelus Allen, a medical patient at Riverside Hospital. I Social I : : Ca Iend ar: : FRIUAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Grange will entertain Athens County Pomona Grange, 7 p.m. ~"riday at Rock Springs Hail . MOTHERS CLUB. Meigs Chapter of DeMo lay, rummage sale July 7 at Middleport Masonic Temple, 9 till 4. CHICKEN and noddle din ner; Friday, July 7, 11 a.m. to 6 p. m. at the building next to the Middleport Pentecostal Church, South Third Ave., Middleport, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Middleport Pentecostal Church. SATURDAY TEEN ' DANCE, Pomeroy Junior High gym, 9 to 12 SatW'day, sponsored by Meigs County Alcoholism and Drljjl Abuse Committee. Music b'Y Willie; $25 bond to be awarded. RUMMAGE SALE will be held through SallU'day, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the D. of A. Lodge Hall in Syracuse by the Syracuse United Methodist Church. A bake sale will be held also on Saturday. SUNDAY REVIVAL starting July 6, 7:30 p. m. eac h evening at Faith Tabernacle Church on Bailey Run Road at Cross Roads with Stella Carlyle as eva ngelis t. Rev . Emmett Rawson, pastor, extends invitation to public. BASKET DINNER and afternoon of fell owship at games for United Methodist ChW'ch in Northeast Cluster Sunday at Forked Run State Park. Reservations have been made. Bring own !able service. Serving time, 1 p. m. Public " welcome. ANNUAL PICNfC Modern Woodmen, Burlingham Camp 7230, Sunday at state park on route 33 on left going south. Potluck dinner at 12:30, prizes for adults and juniors, 50 and 25 year pins will be presented , games for all. MJmbers, famili es and friends cordially invited. Ethel Howa rd , Junior Director. SANDALS $2.~9 V~LUES$122 ·Whtle They Lost! PR. GIRLS TWO PIECE SHORT SETS $144 AND SHORT SETS HOT PANT SETSJAMAICA SETS - . J by KAY $ 99 Headquarters For Set THEY MUST GO! KLENZADE WOMENS ·-~- --· SKIRTS MILK PARLOR P)ODUCTS $199 And $299 .... ~· SUGAR R.UN MILLS Mulberry Ave.' · 992·2115 Mr . and Mrs. Lee Harris of Springfield spent Wednesday nigh t and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and Verna and Wavie. Mr . and Mrs . Douglas Johnson of Rac ine and Eunie Brinker were dinner guests on !ernul Ave., with officers for 1972·73 to be insta lled . Relreshments; members urged to attend. WOMEN 'S SOCIETY of Chnstian Service, Heath Un1ted Methodist Church .' Meeting will be held at 7:30 Monday night in the parsonage. Mrs. Beulah Hayes will give devotions with Mrs. Nan Moore to present the lesson. Hostesses will be Mrs. L. W. McComas, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs, Mary Reinhart, and Mrs . C. M. Hennesy . MONDAY WEEK-LONG revival beginning Sunday, Old Dexter Church, services, 6 p.m. each ~venlng,.flev. Will~rd Dutcher; .: evangelist, special singing. Public welcome. MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DAV, Monday, 7:30 at hall on But- I SHOE SALE . SAVE UP JO 50% heritage house Middleport, 0. MOTOROLA @ + . Quasa~ The Portable T.V. For Summer Living ... 16" Portable TV (diagonally measured) with lnsta -Malic tuning. Here's a real entertainer. A " Bright Tube" picture (1,.5 square inches) with mini ·circui t serviceability, lnsta Matic tuning ease and sound and picture within moments of turning on the set . Detachable calor hl9hllght shield Included . Deluxe Walnut grain .. finish cabinet polystyrene. 21 '12'' W, 16" H. 18" D. Model WP483HW of WERNER RADIO &T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Gray hair , even though it may be premature, can make a person look older than they really are. There Is nothlng ·we can do about the gray hair growing there, but there Is something that can be done about the gray hair showing there. tint, applied A professjonalfy can erase 'the traces of gray and bring back the natural color to your hair . You don't need a sip from the fountain of youth to make you prettier and younger looking, when an ap pointment with us can supply you with the same resultS. Hair coloring Is done quickly, easily, and to your .. ttsfactlon and the latest in hair styles Is available. a good watch to P~ .on when you·take off your good watch! We have dozens of remnants of fine quality carpets reduced up to 40 per cent. T~ese fine carpets are large enough to cover an average bedroom or even your living room, so Shop Early for the Best Selection . CARAVELLE® Sea Hunter (,, For You Folks. • • Who want to do it yourself. We have a fine selection of , Self-Sticking Carpet Tiles- in Plains· Patterns & Shags. Rotarr elapsed time Indicator. Unb<eakable ma insprinJ. Shock res1s· tant. Wate~ ­ proot strap. '32 .' If ever a watch was cut out tor the sporting life, this is it. Carpet-Land INC. It has a long·wearing l 7 jewel movement, water resistant toil depthof 666 feet. You can weor it just about any place, do anything and not have to gi . .e it a second thought. CARAVELLE ® by BULOVA '• i WALL TO WALL CARPET SPECIALISTS 116 W. MAIN ST. CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON POMEROY PH. 992-7590 21H. SECOND ST. POMEROY, OHIO PHONE 992-7606 l.c:~.OO.' ~ """- .. Semi-Annual ., SHOP ·NOW and SAVE.... IT'S NOT AS EASY AS IT LOOKS. apprentice buUflghter Carlos Escolar ~lscov­ ers In Madrid . As 11 th e bull weren ' t enough of a problem. he apparent!) Is In for It Jrom another angle-his own sword. lower right. Hair Styling • Hy the Uay Sunday of Betty Van Mettr and · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and family. Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Columbus called on Mary Ci rcle over the weekend. 14,r. and Mrs. Charlle Randolph of Rock Springs visited the Arthur Johnson family and Betty Van Meter on Tuesday. Dixie Circle of Cleveland Is spending the holiday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. Ralph Lee visited at the home of Lloyd Roush on Sunday., Carpet-Land is having a Store-Wide Sale! Everything Reduced! Over 400 rolls in stock ready for immediate installation. You'll love the savings you get on · these Quality Heavy Weight Carpets. ••••.•.•••...........••.••• , TWO - -- - PIECE - -- Boys & Mens Nylons, terry , cotlon --~all summer seperates reduced to fwD low sale prices. f<wmer residents of Kentucky, North Carolina , Ohio, Pennsy lvania, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Former residents arc those who have moved from the six-slate region within the past two yea rs. Awards totalling $3,500 will be selected by " jury of nationally known judges. In addilion to the Fenton "Best Design" award, there will be $1,500 in Purchase Prizes and $1,500 in Cash Awards. Arthur H. Winer, · Marietta assistant professor or art and director of the show, said of the undertaking: "We believe a competitive show such as this will fulfill an educational need, provide an opportunity for craftsmen of the region to ex hibit and thus promote the growth of quality craftsmanship.'' Entry fee lor up to three wo1·ks is $10. The final day for receipt of express or mailed entr,ies is Oct. 2 and t11e last of · four days on which hand delivered work will be received is Oct. 8. The exhibition will be on display Nov. 5 through Nov . 30 in Marietta 's Grover M. Hermann Fine Arts Center . Car rn c I News, On All Carpet In Stock SPEAKING OF TanH rops, mock turtle neck , hug crew neck, l button placket collar necks ... ·~:· $}47 99~Jii . Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy anu Jell of Columbus were July 4th holiday visitors of their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul McElroy. They also visited Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Bing and family. Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Wiseman and Mr . and· Mrs. Tom Arnett of Mansfield were July 41J1 holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre desi gnt~rs who urc residents or = 'i'~~,,.,,~"''"~"''"'''''''';''''''''''''''''''''''''t ALJ. KINDS REDUO:O! "KERR" BRAND Chicago 000 001 002- 3 6 1 Atlanta 004 000 OOx- 4 9 1 Hands. McGinn 15) , Hamilton (8) and Hundley; Stone, Upshaw (9) and E. Williams. WP - Stone 12-6) . LP- Hands 16-6). HRs- Baker (4th). Santo (lOth). 000 300 000 coo 000 and the··· SAT. TILL 9 P.M. 020 010 026-11' 13 2 000 021 ooo-- 3 6 t Critics Choice DEPART M f. NT STOllE Indians in 22-l Romp · (8) BILL FRANCIS A DISCOUNT Loulsvltle 7 SyraCuse 5 Tidewater 6 Peninsula 4 Rochester J Toledo 0 "'"'jor League Results By United Press International National League (10 innings) San Fran 110 010 010 2- 6 12 0 Phil a 000 120 100 o- 4 9 1 Bryant, Moffitt (71. Johnson (9) and Healy ; Reynolds. Lersch 161. Brandon (8), Fryman 181 and Ryan , Baleman (101 . WP- Johnson (6.5). LP- Fryman 12·9). HR-Money ' (7th) . Teresa Lynn Dodderer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Hobart M. Dodderer, Swanton, Ohio, former Meigs County residents, is attending the Ohio University Drama and Speech Workshop this summer. Miss Dodderer grad uated 17th in her class or 140 at Swa nton High School this spring where she ,was a member of the Nationa l Honor Society, representative to the · Student Council, reporter on the school newspaper two years and editor during her senior year. She was an alternate on the Toledo Area Hig h School TV Quiz Team, and was Swanton High School's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She was a six year member or the high school marching band, active in art and drama at the school 2nd played a leading role in the se nior class play, 11 Anastasia .'' Miss Dodderer is the granddaughter of Mrs. E. A. Dodderer, Tuppers Plains, and Ben Kesterson of Minersville . 10:00 TIL 2:00 CIRCUS OF SUMMER MASON MARKDOWNS International League The Indians maintained their winning ways with a 22-1 romp over the Mets and the Braves defeated the Reds 7-4 in Middleport Boys' League action Thursday. Tony Venoy hurled all the way for the Indians, fanning three and issuing but one base on balls. Ray Mowery, Greg Becker, Keith McDaniels, and Ed Stobart all pitched for the Mets. They fanned three and walked 13. Collecting hits for the Indians were Mike Hindy with two doubles, Mark Venoy a triple and double, and Keith Lynch, T. Venoy, and Mc· Millan each had a single. Mowery and Dickie Herman each had a single for the Mets' only two hits. Davey Smith had a one-hit shutout until the final frame, then permitted four runs, but managed to hang on and complete the game. He ~ave up four hits, fanned 11, and walked three. Ronnie Cascl, George Gum, and Carl Carmichael each hurled lor the Reds and fanned 11 and walked (OW', Hitters for the Braves were Micky Miller, Mark Wayland, and Steve Fife all had a single, Gum, Casci, and Mike Magnolia all had a single for IJ1e Reds. At Workshop J. J. DAVIS, M.D. p.m . Brewer SATURDAY NIGHT 44; Bando. I Will Be Absent From My Office From July 11th to July 27th p.m . Detroit (Timmerman 6·7) at Los Ang Montreal Miss Dodderer 70 229 24 68 .297 Oet 13-6; Perry, Clev 1J.7; Rojas. KC 68 248 30 73 .294 Wood. Chi 12-9; Palmer, Ball Alen,Chi 72 253 4<1 74 .292 11 -4; Holtzman, Oak 11 -6. Epstn, Oak 70 229 36 66 .288 Oakland (Hunter 9·41. II p.m. Boston !Curtis 5·31 at California l"'"'y 2·61 , II p.m. New York ( Kekich 7-6) at Minnesota I Kaat 10-2), 8:30 Oowning 1 at Baker's "'"'Y· Chi Design for Industry Award, to be given to the artist, craftsman or designer whose work. regardless of material, is most suitable f&r repetitive duplication. The Fenton Arl Glass Compa ny has made a $3,500 grant to the show. Original creations in seven media - ceramics, enamels, glass, jewelry·, metals, textiles. and wood - will be accepted from artists, craftsmen and Speaki11g of Schools-No. 242 Otis, KC 68 258 27 77 .298 five tied with 9 victories , Mabery, KC American League : Lolich, West w. I. pel. g.b. Oakland Chicago S Pc. Dinette 7 Pc. Dinette 9 Pc. Dinette 9x12 Linoleum Rugs 22" Metal Utility Cabinet Sofa Beds Book Case Sliding Glass Door Maple or walnut Vinyl Recliners Table Lamps 4 Drawer Chest Springs-Mattress · (Full size per set) 2 Pc. Living Room Suite 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite Baby Beds-with mattress and bumper pad 5'/2 MARIETIA - The Marietta College Crafts Regional, a craft show and competition open to artists in six stales. will be held at the college Nov. 5-30. A prospectus is available by writing to Marietta College Crafts Reg ional, Marietta. Ohio, ~5750. The show is supported by The Fenton Art Glass Company of Williamstown, W. Va., which established a special $500 Best , Clmente, Pit SF 53; Oliver, PUt 51 ; Rader 59 242 46 76 .314 and Watson, Hou 50 . Alou , St . L 65 249 29 78 .313 American league: Allen, Chi American League 55; Mayberry, KC 45 ; Oliver. California 33 41 .446 14 Texas 29 43 .403 17 Thursday's Results Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 Detroit 7 Kan City 0 Cleve 4 Texas 3, 1st Artists Invited To Craft Event LEADING BATTER-S ed as the trialsOnhead the one homestretch. tap into are the first and second rounds of the 2QO.meter dash, the second By United Press tnternalionat round of the 400-meter dash, Leading Batters National League semifinals in the 110 hW'dles, g. ab r. h. pet. 400and 1,500, ~nd qualifying in Cdeno, Hou 69 275 54 95 .345 the hammer and long jump. Snguiln, Pit 68 265 31 89 .336 Brock, St .L 72 309 37 99 .320 Mota, LA 56 175 28 56 .320 Oliver, Pit 70 288 43 92 .319 Garr. All 72 296 48 94 .318 Wilms. Chi 73 29 1 46 92 .316 Lee, SO 63 235 29 74 .315 American League We wire flowers Everywhere r · means Winzetireid, considered one of America's best at either ·distance, will not be going to Munich in August. Today's schedule is a crowd- SUNDAY FLOWERS __f.or____ All Occasions · Pat Ooburn, who started for Indianapolis, suffered the loa. 1he game was played before 11,174 fans. The Reds returned' home for a weekend series with the Chi- ·, cago Cubs. Cincinnati will send ;, Wayne Simpson (4-2) against ;: Burt Hooton 16-7) tonighl. ::; ' ' Budget Terms or BankAmericard J , • ' ' ' �rt-~·r--~ -..,..- ~ .,. • ..,... , , . ~J.. .. ~ ·..,..~·.··~· • ,.., ~, •'·It ,, , ,..., •• , - •• ,... .,.- ..... • .. " • '• ••,-·.~ •'• " r • · • .. . ,. . ' . .. . . .. ' . ' ,.,..• , ) ~ . .... udll)' ~llllllt:l, ~WuuULeport·Pomeroy , u ., July .,, • .1~a homer off Cincimali starter and winner Ed Sprague in the filth when Indianapolis came up with four of their five runs. The filth run, also off Spragtle, who beat the Reds in the parent-farm team battle when at Indianapolis las.i year, came in the sixth. Olympic Trials Continue Bench Hits 2 Homers, Reds Win EUGENE, Ore. (UP!) - with a 56.6 final lap to win in Thw-sdHy, · after winning his 3:43.7. heat in Ule 5,000 meter run at Duncan MacDonald, the forthe U.S. Olympic Track and mer Stanford sub low--minute Field Trials, Steve Prefontaine miler, turned in the best time said things such as: in the 1,500 qualifying, taking "I felt just great. I hope I feel his heat in a flashy 3:43.6. The the same way Sunday. I needed other 1,500 meter heat winner this race for a lot of reasons. was David Roberts- in 3:48.0. Mostly it was the phychological Ken Swenson, who finished factor. When you have rested third in the 800, and Mark for four or five days, you Winzenre.id, wtro was out of the wonder if you still have it." money in the hall mile, both Then, after going over his scratched from the 1,500. That · 5,000 victory, and a qualifying fifth-place finish by George Young in the other section of · the metric mile, Prefontaine stHrted to worry. "He l Young ) must .be in good shape or he wouldn't be here." Prefontaine isn't happy and Major League Slandin~s By United Press lnterna1•onal probably never will be until he Natio·nalleague has beaten Young, third in the East steeplechase and 16th in the w. I. pet. g.b. 45 26 .634 marathon at the 1968 Olympics. Pi llsburgh New York 43 29 .597 21f:2 Sunday, he gets his first crack St. Louis 38 34 .528 7'1• at the veteran shooting for his Chicago 38 35 .52 1 B Montreal 31 41 .43 1 1<tv2 fourth Olympic berth. There were no suiprises Philadelph i a 25 47 .347 20112 West during Thursday's· trials prow. I. pel. g.b. gram, devoted also to qualify. Cincinnati 44 28 .611 44 31 .587 l lf:<> ing in the 110-rneter high Houston Los Angeles 38 35 .521 6'h hurdles, 4110-meter dash and Atlanta 35 39 .473 10 I ,500-meter runs. San Francisco 32 47 .405 151/'2 26 47 .356 18112 Rod Milburn, Willie Daven- San Diego Thursdav 's Results port, Leon Coleman and Tom San Fran 6 Philadelph ia 4 Hill all advanced as expected Los Ang 11 Montreal 3 through the first two rounds of San Diego 1 N.Y., 14 inns 4 Chicago 3 the high hurdles, while in the Atlanta Pitts 7 Houston 3, 17 inns 400 John Smith, ,Lee Evans, (only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers Wayne Collett and Vince (All Times EDTI Matthews made it through the San Francisco (McDowell 8-5) first round without incident. at Montreal (Stoneman 7 5), It was more of the same in 8:05 p.m. Los Angeles (Sutton 9·41 at the 1,500 where Dave Wottle of New Bowling Green, who tied the p.m . York I·Mallack B-4), 8:05 world record by winning the Chicago (Hooton 6·71 at BOO-meter run last SallU'day, Cincinnati (Simpson 4-2). 8: 05 . . and Jim Ryun, the world p.m Houston (Roberts 7 J I at St. record holder at 880 yards, Louis (Gibson 7-5) , 9 p.m. Sa n Diego (Corkins 0-4 and mile and 1,500 meters, won Norman at Philadelphia their heats with strong (Neibauer5-6) 0-2 and Carlton 10-6), finishing kicks. 2, 5:35p.m. Pittsburgh I Kison . 2·1 and Ryun, shut out in the 800 and needing to finish in the first Garber 0·01 at Atlanta I Hardin 1·0 and Reed 17-8) , 2, 6:05p.m. three of the 1,500 t0 make it to Saturday's Games the Olympics, closed with a San Francisco at Montr'ea l 55.2 second-lap for a 3:45.7 Los Angeles at New York DiegQ . at Philadelphia victory . Wottle, as usual, laid San Pittsburgh at Atlanta back in the pack, then came on Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 Houston at St Louis , ...., ...., I ' - ,..._,......,_ INDIANAPOLIS, Ind . 1UP!) - Juhrmy Bench rapped out a pair of two-run lwmers and Gerirge Foster . added a solo homer as the Cincinnati Reds beat their Triple-A farm club Indianapolis, 6-5, Thursday bagger in the IJ1ird. The Reds night. added a single Lally in the fifth Bench blasted his hits in the to round out IJ1eir scoring. .first and third innings while . Joe Skidmor~ provided the Foster unloaded his lour- Tr1be punch w1th a three-run · Cleve 6 Tex 5, 2nd, 12 Inns New York 6 Oakland 2 Milw 6 California 5 !Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers tAll Times EDT) East ........ ~.._._ : 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Butter11ut Ave ., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard Van Meter Baltimore Detroi t Boston New York Cleveland M i lwau~ee w. I. pel. g:b. 40 30 .571 - 38 32 .543 2 33 34 .493 33 35 .485 6 30 39 .435 91/; 28 41 .406 111/ 2 Shblm. 1<\C Pniela. KC Rudi,Oak Fisk, Bos Moy,Chi . Home Huns National League: Bench. Cin 21; Kingman, SF 20; Aaron, All 17: Williams, Chi, Stargell, Pitt and Colbert, SO 16. American League' Allen, Chi 16 ; Jackson, Oak 15 ; Cash, Oet 14 ; Epstein, Oak 13; Briggs, Mil and Killebrew, Minn 11 . Runs Batted In National League' Bench, Cin 61 : Stargell, Pitt and Kingman, g. ab 186 69 264 68 276 53 178 70 250 57 r. h. pet:· 25 62 .333 39 83 .314 4<1 86 .312 35 55 .309 44 77 .JOB Cal and Oak 43. 46 26 .639 - Minnesota Kansas City 41 31 .569 36 34 .5 14 35 36 .493 BAKER'S JULY SPECIALS FROM OUR BUDGET SHOP 3 ROOMS ALL NEW FURNITURE $44.00 $78.00 $99.00 $ 4.88 $18_98 $58.00 $19.88 $48.00 $ 3.99 $33.75 $58.00 $119.00 $119.00 $39.00 '595 Some call it wholesale Some call it •discozmt We 1Ulmed it our Budget Shop Come see---Compare- You'll find the best values TERESA DODDERER Milwaukee (Ryerson 1-0J at Chicago (Bradley 10·4), 9 p.m. • Kansas City I Rooker 4·51 at Cleveland I Lamb 2-3), , 7:30 p.m. Texas (Bosman 4-7) at Baltimore (Palmer 11 -4), 7·30 Pitching National League, Nolan, Cin 112; Seaver, NY 11 -4; Carlton, Phil 10-6; Jenkins, Chi 10-7; Saturday's Games Milw at Oakland Boston at Calif, night New York at Minnesota Detroit at Chicago Kan City at Cleveland Tex at Salt , 2, twi -night Standings United Press International W. L. Pel. G.B. Charleston 43 31 .581 Louisville AJ 35' .551 2 Richmond 39 37 .513 5 Tidewater 39 39 .500 6 Toledo 37 39 .487 7 Rochester JB AO .487 7 Syracuse JB 40 .487 7 Peninsula 30 4<1 · .395 14 Thursday's Results Richmond 5 Charleston 2 . PLEASANT You 'II Love It At The New MEIGS INN PH. 992-3629 POMEROY, OHIO and (8), Sims; Torrez, Marshall Gilbert (9), Walke r (9) and Humphrey, Boccabella 191. WP - Downing fS.S) . LP-Torrez 19·51. HRs- Jorgensen (7th) , "'"'shore (Jrd), Lefevbre (5th) . 117 innings I Pittsburgh 001 000 002 000 000 04- 7 18 2 Houston OQ-· 3 10 1 Moose, Giusti 181. Hernandez (14) and Sangulllen; Wilson, Griffin 161. Gladding (9) , York 112) , Ray (15 ), Gibbon (II), Culver (17) and Edwards, Howard (12) . WP- Hernandez 14-01. LP- Ray 17·3). HR- ' Stargell I16th I. 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AND BIG, BIG MARKDOWNS ., WOMEN'S WOMEN'S 1 P.M. • ON SA LE SATU R UA Y . .'iU!IIMEil NOW $}44AND $ 44 $ 2 4 4 AND$344 rn:M.'i PUIUW FORMER VALUES TO $3.94! FUll PRICED FOR CLEARANCE SAVINGS! WOMEN'S TOPS GIRLS SUMMER SKIRTS ' • • • • • 10% OFF Now Available Eric Chambers & • Welfare Blues • • •• • • BILL & LEE'S •• They all go ..so get your girls school needs now at big savings . Scooter shorts, A-Line skirts, swing skirts .. -AII sizes in .good selectio11 ol styles . Includes tank lops, sleeve less shelf~, sleeveless blouses, tunic tops in polyester, nylon , cotton --everv summer top in our store reduced. •• • • • • • MUSIC CENTER 992-3680 116 E. Main Pomeroy. Ohio (Conlinued from page I ) is a community PJ.:£blem,not just a school problem. If you are at all alert to what is going on, you certainly know this is true. The sale, distribution, and use of drugs in Meigs County certainly did not terminate when school was dismissed several weeks ago. Alcohol also is becoming a ·bigger problem. I certainly encourage your support of the interested citizens who are trying to do something to meet this challenge in our community . Believe me, it is not just going togo away. · HAROLD HUBBARD IS LEADING a work force of custodians and many young people in sprucing up our buildings during this sununer season. We have a number of Neighborhood Youth Corps young people assisting us. We also have some students helping us under a special .work-11tudy program for those students who are in high school vocational courses. I WANT TO CALL TO YOUR ATTENTION the fact that the "homestead exemption" provisions of recent legislation can be a real help to those property owners who will be at least 65 years of age during 1972. Under this provision of the Jaw, if you have an annual income of less than $8,000, you can obtain between 40 pet. and 70 pet. reduction in the taxable value ot your home and up to one acre of land connected with it. The original closing date for application for this tax reduction was last month . Now this has been extended to August 1. There has also been a change in what constitutes the "total income" for a family. It previously included the income of all people living in the homestead related to the owner by blood or marriage. It now includes just the owner and the owner 's SpOuse. If your 1971 income was less than $8,000 and you are 65 or older, you should obtain your homestead exemption application from the Auditor's Office as soon as possible. You must file it by August I. The homestead exemption for those who are 65 or older is one of the benefits that is being supported by the new state income tax. When you paid your tax bill last month, you experienced a pleasant surprise in the 10 pet. reduction from your previous billing. This also is being supported by money from the state income tax. These benefits, along with increased state support for schools an~elfare, a're just a few of the positive results from the increased revem•e provided by the income tax. Wolfpen, News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and family of Rutland were Sunday visitors of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Thoma and Patricia. Mr. Guy Russell of Columbus and Terry Lynn of Pomeroy were 4th of Jul y holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Russell . Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy of Canton were July 4th holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Russell and daughter . Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Russell. Mr. and Mrs . Doyle Knapp and family were July 4th visitors of Mr. and Mrs . Charley Smith and Jo. Miss Patricia Thoma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma, and Miss Cheryl Howard of New Haven left Tuesday, the 4th, for Medridata Institute , Louisville, Ky. , where they are enrolled for medical studies and training. Miss Naomi Jo Smith, left July 4 for Concord College to .· resume live weeks studies this summer alter spending a few weeks vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley MASON JARS BOYS SHIRTS CASE OF 12 PRICE IN EFFECT 5ATURDAYJ ALLGffiLS Knit Tops And Blouses --·-- 77¢A~D99¢ While 1'1wr Last! GIRLS SUMMER SHORTS · Plenty -.t summer and hot weather ahead·so supply your gals during our clearance slle. 37¢ 77¢ $}77 - - G!~~~~t~~~~~! t~~!?,~LS $}66AND$ Buy now ond so vel Wo;;-e,n's ' ) SandaJsL WOMEN'S . ¢ Girls 9 San"-25. PR. Chester News Notes By Clarice Allen Mr. and· Mrs. Harold Hawk, Mark, Dean and Kristie, and Mrs. Letha Wood visited poinlJ of interest in Indiana , Illinois and Iowa and attended ·the annual Steamboat Days celebralion including an excurs ion on the Mississ ipp i River. They were guests of Mr . and • Mrs . Leon Hecox at Burlington, Iowa. Mrs. Betty Herlihy, Charlotte and Sharon Ann and AI Waters, Sandusky, spent a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Hollan . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Christy have returhed here after " two weeks vacation in Florida . They were guests of Mr. and M(S. Don Matlack and Donna Kaye at Lake Worth, Fla. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr were Mr . and Mrs. Ira Hill , New Waterford, Mr . Roy Bookman , Butchel and Mr . and Mrs. Ed Neuman and children of Galion . and Dr. and family of Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sayre or Charles ton, W. Va., were July 4th holiday visitors of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Sayre. Mrs. Helen Johnson weas July 4th afternoon visitor or Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Roush and family of Logan were holiday visitors of Mrs. Helen Johnson. Mrs. Joe Grueser and Freda were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. Albert Heilman . Mr. and Mrs .Bill F.ouch and family of Huntington were r~cent visitors or Mr.,and Mrs. Jack Elam and family. Mr ..and Mrs . Charley Smith were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will of Peach Fork. and Mrs. Roger Grueser and child ren of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knight, Buffalo, N. Y., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight. Mrs . .Jean Summerfield and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roush are visiting in Florida with Mr. and Mrs . Larry Roush. Winter Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr are va cationing in Ca nada. Miss Joyce Myers is spending the summer in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams and children. Mr. and Mrs . John Newell and sons of Columbus were weekend visitors of Mr . and Mrs . Hobart Newell. Miss SheHa Newell is spending the swnmer with the John Newells in Columbus. Darrell Cleland and Mrs. Carpenter of Columbus visited Sunday with Denzil Cleland. Billy Robert Allen of Bethlehem, Pa., is spending a few weeks with Mr . and Mrs. Clay ton Allen. Miss Laura Jean Eichinger spent a few days in Columbus with Mr . and Mrs . Charles Ei chinger and Suzzanna . Raymond VanMeter and son, Earl, Youngstown, spent a week with Mrs. Mabel Van Meter. Mrs .· Edna Morgan of Flatwoods ca lled on Mrs . Letha Wood and Mrs. Elsa Kimes and Mrs. J. M. Gaul, Wednesday. ·· Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen and Bill were in Columbus Sunday to see Mrs. Clelus Allen, a medical patient at Riverside Hospital. I Social I : : Ca Iend ar: : FRIUAY MEIGS COUNTY Pomona Grange will entertain Athens County Pomona Grange, 7 p.m. ~"riday at Rock Springs Hail . MOTHERS CLUB. Meigs Chapter of DeMo lay, rummage sale July 7 at Middleport Masonic Temple, 9 till 4. CHICKEN and noddle din ner; Friday, July 7, 11 a.m. to 6 p. m. at the building next to the Middleport Pentecostal Church, South Third Ave., Middleport, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Middleport Pentecostal Church. SATURDAY TEEN ' DANCE, Pomeroy Junior High gym, 9 to 12 SatW'day, sponsored by Meigs County Alcoholism and Drljjl Abuse Committee. Music b'Y Willie; $25 bond to be awarded. RUMMAGE SALE will be held through SallU'day, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. at the D. of A. Lodge Hall in Syracuse by the Syracuse United Methodist Church. A bake sale will be held also on Saturday. SUNDAY REVIVAL starting July 6, 7:30 p. m. eac h evening at Faith Tabernacle Church on Bailey Run Road at Cross Roads with Stella Carlyle as eva ngelis t. Rev . Emmett Rawson, pastor, extends invitation to public. BASKET DINNER and afternoon of fell owship at games for United Methodist ChW'ch in Northeast Cluster Sunday at Forked Run State Park. Reservations have been made. Bring own !able service. Serving time, 1 p. m. Public " welcome. ANNUAL PICNfC Modern Woodmen, Burlingham Camp 7230, Sunday at state park on route 33 on left going south. Potluck dinner at 12:30, prizes for adults and juniors, 50 and 25 year pins will be presented , games for all. MJmbers, famili es and friends cordially invited. Ethel Howa rd , Junior Director. SANDALS $2.~9 V~LUES$122 ·Whtle They Lost! PR. GIRLS TWO PIECE SHORT SETS $144 AND SHORT SETS HOT PANT SETSJAMAICA SETS - . J by KAY $ 99 Headquarters For Set THEY MUST GO! KLENZADE WOMENS ·-~- --· SKIRTS MILK PARLOR P)ODUCTS $199 And $299 .... ~· SUGAR R.UN MILLS Mulberry Ave.' · 992·2115 Mr . and Mrs. Lee Harris of Springfield spent Wednesday nigh t and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle and Verna and Wavie. Mr . and Mrs . Douglas Johnson of Rac ine and Eunie Brinker were dinner guests on !ernul Ave., with officers for 1972·73 to be insta lled . Relreshments; members urged to attend. WOMEN 'S SOCIETY of Chnstian Service, Heath Un1ted Methodist Church .' Meeting will be held at 7:30 Monday night in the parsonage. Mrs. Beulah Hayes will give devotions with Mrs. Nan Moore to present the lesson. Hostesses will be Mrs. L. W. McComas, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs, Mary Reinhart, and Mrs . C. M. Hennesy . MONDAY WEEK-LONG revival beginning Sunday, Old Dexter Church, services, 6 p.m. each ~venlng,.flev. Will~rd Dutcher; .: evangelist, special singing. Public welcome. MEIGS CHAPTER 53, DAV, Monday, 7:30 at hall on But- I SHOE SALE . 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You don't need a sip from the fountain of youth to make you prettier and younger looking, when an ap pointment with us can supply you with the same resultS. Hair coloring Is done quickly, easily, and to your .. ttsfactlon and the latest in hair styles Is available. a good watch to P~ .on when you·take off your good watch! We have dozens of remnants of fine quality carpets reduced up to 40 per cent. T~ese fine carpets are large enough to cover an average bedroom or even your living room, so Shop Early for the Best Selection . CARAVELLE® Sea Hunter (,, For You Folks. • • Who want to do it yourself. We have a fine selection of , Self-Sticking Carpet Tiles- in Plains· Patterns & Shags. Rotarr elapsed time Indicator. Unb<eakable ma insprinJ. Shock res1s· tant. Wate~ ­ proot strap. '32 .' If ever a watch was cut out tor the sporting life, this is it. Carpet-Land INC. It has a long·wearing l 7 jewel movement, water resistant toil depthof 666 feet. 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Ralph Lee visited at the home of Lloyd Roush on Sunday., Carpet-Land is having a Store-Wide Sale! Everything Reduced! Over 400 rolls in stock ready for immediate installation. You'll love the savings you get on · these Quality Heavy Weight Carpets. ••••.•.•••...........••.••• , TWO - -- - PIECE - -- Boys & Mens Nylons, terry , cotlon --~all summer seperates reduced to fwD low sale prices. f<wmer residents of Kentucky, North Carolina , Ohio, Pennsy lvania, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Former residents arc those who have moved from the six-slate region within the past two yea rs. Awards totalling $3,500 will be selected by " jury of nationally known judges. In addilion to the Fenton "Best Design" award, there will be $1,500 in Purchase Prizes and $1,500 in Cash Awards. Arthur H. Winer, · Marietta assistant professor or art and director of the show, said of the undertaking: "We believe a competitive show such as this will fulfill an educational need, provide an opportunity for craftsmen of the region to ex hibit and thus promote the growth of quality craftsmanship.'' Entry fee lor up to three wo1·ks is $10. The final day for receipt of express or mailed entr,ies is Oct. 2 and t11e last of · four days on which hand delivered work will be received is Oct. 8. The exhibition will be on display Nov. 5 through Nov . 30 in Marietta 's Grover M. Hermann Fine Arts Center . Car rn c I News, On All Carpet In Stock SPEAKING OF TanH rops, mock turtle neck , hug crew neck, l button placket collar necks ... ·~:· $}47 99~Jii . Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElroy and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McElroy anu Jell of Columbus were July 4th holiday visitors of their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul McElroy. They also visited Mr . and Mrs. Vernon Bing and family. Mr. and Mrs . Kenneth Wiseman and Mr . and· Mrs. Tom Arnett of Mansfield were July 41J1 holiday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Thompson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre desi gnt~rs who urc residents or = 'i'~~,,.,,~"''"~"''"'''''''';''''''''''''''''''''''''t ALJ. KINDS REDUO:O! "KERR" BRAND Chicago 000 001 002- 3 6 1 Atlanta 004 000 OOx- 4 9 1 Hands. McGinn 15) , Hamilton (8) and Hundley; Stone, Upshaw (9) and E. Williams. WP - Stone 12-6) . LP- Hands 16-6). HRs- Baker (4th). Santo (lOth). 000 300 000 coo 000 and the··· SAT. TILL 9 P.M. 020 010 026-11' 13 2 000 021 ooo-- 3 6 t Critics Choice DEPART M f. NT STOllE Indians in 22-l Romp · (8) BILL FRANCIS A DISCOUNT Loulsvltle 7 SyraCuse 5 Tidewater 6 Peninsula 4 Rochester J Toledo 0 "'"'jor League Results By United Press International National League (10 innings) San Fran 110 010 010 2- 6 12 0 Phil a 000 120 100 o- 4 9 1 Bryant, Moffitt (71. Johnson (9) and Healy ; Reynolds. Lersch 161. Brandon (8), Fryman 181 and Ryan , Baleman (101 . WP- Johnson (6.5). LP- Fryman 12·9). HR-Money ' (7th) . Teresa Lynn Dodderer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Hobart M. Dodderer, Swanton, Ohio, former Meigs County residents, is attending the Ohio University Drama and Speech Workshop this summer. Miss Dodderer grad uated 17th in her class or 140 at Swa nton High School this spring where she ,was a member of the Nationa l Honor Society, representative to the · Student Council, reporter on the school newspaper two years and editor during her senior year. She was an alternate on the Toledo Area Hig h School TV Quiz Team, and was Swanton High School's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. She was a six year member or the high school marching band, active in art and drama at the school 2nd played a leading role in the se nior class play, 11 Anastasia .'' Miss Dodderer is the granddaughter of Mrs. E. A. Dodderer, Tuppers Plains, and Ben Kesterson of Minersville . 10:00 TIL 2:00 CIRCUS OF SUMMER MASON MARKDOWNS International League The Indians maintained their winning ways with a 22-1 romp over the Mets and the Braves defeated the Reds 7-4 in Middleport Boys' League action Thursday. Tony Venoy hurled all the way for the Indians, fanning three and issuing but one base on balls. Ray Mowery, Greg Becker, Keith McDaniels, and Ed Stobart all pitched for the Mets. They fanned three and walked 13. Collecting hits for the Indians were Mike Hindy with two doubles, Mark Venoy a triple and double, and Keith Lynch, T. Venoy, and Mc· Millan each had a single. Mowery and Dickie Herman each had a single for the Mets' only two hits. Davey Smith had a one-hit shutout until the final frame, then permitted four runs, but managed to hang on and complete the game. He ~ave up four hits, fanned 11, and walked three. Ronnie Cascl, George Gum, and Carl Carmichael each hurled lor the Reds and fanned 11 and walked (OW', Hitters for the Braves were Micky Miller, Mark Wayland, and Steve Fife all had a single, Gum, Casci, and Mike Magnolia all had a single for IJ1e Reds. At Workshop J. J. DAVIS, M.D. p.m . Brewer SATURDAY NIGHT 44; Bando. I Will Be Absent From My Office From July 11th to July 27th p.m . Detroit (Timmerman 6·7) at Los Ang Montreal Miss Dodderer 70 229 24 68 .297 Oet 13-6; Perry, Clev 1J.7; Rojas. KC 68 248 30 73 .294 Wood. Chi 12-9; Palmer, Ball Alen,Chi 72 253 4<1 74 .292 11 -4; Holtzman, Oak 11 -6. Epstn, Oak 70 229 36 66 .288 Oakland (Hunter 9·41. II p.m. Boston !Curtis 5·31 at California l"'"'y 2·61 , II p.m. New York ( Kekich 7-6) at Minnesota I Kaat 10-2), 8:30 Oowning 1 at Baker's "'"'Y· Chi Design for Industry Award, to be given to the artist, craftsman or designer whose work. regardless of material, is most suitable f&r repetitive duplication. The Fenton Arl Glass Compa ny has made a $3,500 grant to the show. Original creations in seven media - ceramics, enamels, glass, jewelry·, metals, textiles. and wood - will be accepted from artists, craftsmen and Speaki11g of Schools-No. 242 Otis, KC 68 258 27 77 .298 five tied with 9 victories , Mabery, KC American League : Lolich, West w. I. pel. g.b. Oakland Chicago S Pc. Dinette 7 Pc. Dinette 9 Pc. Dinette 9x12 Linoleum Rugs 22" Metal Utility Cabinet Sofa Beds Book Case Sliding Glass Door Maple or walnut Vinyl Recliners Table Lamps 4 Drawer Chest Springs-Mattress · (Full size per set) 2 Pc. Living Room Suite 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite Baby Beds-with mattress and bumper pad 5'/2 MARIETIA - The Marietta College Crafts Regional, a craft show and competition open to artists in six stales. will be held at the college Nov. 5-30. A prospectus is available by writing to Marietta College Crafts Reg ional, Marietta. Ohio, ~5750. The show is supported by The Fenton Art Glass Company of Williamstown, W. Va., which established a special $500 Best , Clmente, Pit SF 53; Oliver, PUt 51 ; Rader 59 242 46 76 .314 and Watson, Hou 50 . Alou , St . L 65 249 29 78 .313 American league: Allen, Chi American League 55; Mayberry, KC 45 ; Oliver. California 33 41 .446 14 Texas 29 43 .403 17 Thursday's Results Baltimore 2 Chicago 1 Detroit 7 Kan City 0 Cleve 4 Texas 3, 1st Artists Invited To Craft Event LEADING BATTER-S ed as the trialsOnhead the one homestretch. tap into are the first and second rounds of the 2QO.meter dash, the second By United Press tnternalionat round of the 400-meter dash, Leading Batters National League semifinals in the 110 hW'dles, g. ab r. h. pet. 400and 1,500, ~nd qualifying in Cdeno, Hou 69 275 54 95 .345 the hammer and long jump. Snguiln, Pit 68 265 31 89 .336 Brock, St .L 72 309 37 99 .320 Mota, LA 56 175 28 56 .320 Oliver, Pit 70 288 43 92 .319 Garr. All 72 296 48 94 .318 Wilms. Chi 73 29 1 46 92 .316 Lee, SO 63 235 29 74 .315 American League We wire flowers Everywhere r · means Winzetireid, considered one of America's best at either ·distance, will not be going to Munich in August. Today's schedule is a crowd- SUNDAY FLOWERS __f.or____ All Occasions · Pat Ooburn, who started for Indianapolis, suffered the loa. 1he game was played before 11,174 fans. The Reds returned' home for a weekend series with the Chi- ·, cago Cubs. Cincinnati will send ;, Wayne Simpson (4-2) against ;: Burt Hooton 16-7) tonighl. ::; ' ' Budget Terms or BankAmericard J , • ' ' ' �7- The Datly Senti(lel Middleport Pomeroy 0 July 7 1972 - Tilt> Datil Sentmrt •llddl~port P n eroy 0 Jul) 1972 MIDDLEPORT PEN I Av I I 30 p m Y ulh UNITED MINISTRY OF ME ICS ( OUNTY The Un led ""''"''"q 6 30 pn Ev< n ng w'hp7 30p f p by te n n Church Ow qh CHESTER CHURCH OF THE l D Rev Herbe d ~ v NAZARENE .... POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY ST PAUL LUTHERAN Rev A u C Lu d pos o Rev W H Pe n pas o Roy Su day S oo l II 5 a m C ii It'S Evan s Sup wo sh P Mayer Sup Chu c h schooo 0 30 il n Con 9 S a m wo sh p 0 24 a n 5 yov h cho ehea sa Mo da y 1 n a on c as Tuesday o 5 30 p n Jun or Con 6 )() p m Mrs Ma v n Bu d rec or sen or cho r 1 ~ on c" s T u sday 6 30 o 45 p m ehearsal 7 30 p 11 Thur sda y Mrs Pau Nease d ec or POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Co ner Un on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hende son pas o Sunday schoo 9 30 a m G en McClurg supl mo n ng worship 0 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m FIRST UNITED PRES BYTERIAN H r s v le 1 y Chu ch Scho I 9 30 SEVEN DAY ADVENTIST Mu be y He g t s Pan e oy He b er Mo gan p aso Sa bbath sc hoo Sa u d ;~y 2 p m w th church se v ce fo low ng at J S p m Open B b e d sc uss on ea ch Thu sday 7 30 p m M oJ Hun c Lee Sup M W h p0 30 a FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN M dd epor p1 W r sh p se rv c~ rlnd 7 30 ~ m Su dAy y Sc hoo 9 30 ~ m d Bil un sup Pr a ye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m H ~A OFORO H >I CHURCH OF ~ d hoo h Su d y \...1 u th Sc hool 9 30 Lew s So:1ue Sup nno Wosho 030 am a FIRST BAPTIST d p c n f Md M FIRST UNITED LAUREL CLIFF FREE Sy acuse METHODIST - Rev Eugene o S xlh and PRESBYTERIAN Pal e 'S e s Rc Cha es S mons pa s or Fred Hoffman Sunday School Supe n c den Sunday c urc sc uu to eve yone 9 5 a m Mo n ng wo sh p 10 5 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m Wedne sday p aye serv ce 7 30 p Ex ra you h ac v I es on GRAHAM UNITEO METHODIST - Preach ng 9 30 Sunday 5 p m for a I youth up M g W o s h p 9 am Su day Chur ch Sc hool 0 a m Mr 5 Samp son Hal Sup STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY Rev Edsel Ha pas o Sunday oa P ayer Thu sday 7 30 even ng se v ce Schoo se v ' e Meer ng each p m Sunday 7 30 p m G1 pas o W I am Ba ley s J:' Sunday Schn I 9 30 a m Murn ng wo shp 0 30 am Ev en ng wo sh p 7 30 p m Wedn esday Ch s an Youth C usade 6 30 p m P ayer mee ng 7 30 p m Thu sday ch o p ac ce 7 p m DEXTER ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST CHURCH OF Danny Evans Clubs Draw for Fair 's 2 Shows ' Ba~eball 15 one of lhe few expenences of ltfe n whtch you learn 1mme d1alely and unquest onabty whether you re safe-or oul In other pursUits we can go on for years thtnktng were safe when were not Of course tn 1 fe as n baseoa I tt s what a man attempts and dectdes to do and how well he fulfills hts atm that determ nes whether he II be safe And m ltfe too each venture cal s for determ nat1on and a knowledge of lhe rules For many youngsters m our community the church IS lhe sandlot of ltfe In the church s youth acttv 11es lhey fmd thelf tram ng and experience -for one day on the dtamond of I fe they II be mak ng decisions and pit tmg thetr strength agatnst senous cha lenges rely ng Of) the religious con VICtlons and moral pnnc pies they ga ned on the way up tn we ghmg your child s need of spmtual deve opmenl remember this In life each day doesn t offer a new ball game To assure that all artist c arrangement classes tn lhe Metgs County Fatr flow er shows next month wtll be f lied representatives of garden clubs met wtth Mrs Charles Lewis chatrman at the Pomeroy Elementary School for a drawmg Thursday af ternOQn Each club wtll be respons ble for prov1dmg at least four arrangements for the class drawn but the members are not restr cted to exhtblltng m that cl.ss only Residents of Metgs County who are not affiliated wtth a garden club are urged to enter the classes Regtstratlons thts year provtde that the shows are open to restdents of Metgs County only or members of Metgs County Garden Clubs The membershtp t eke! ts the entry fee and thts ts not reqwred for JUmors under 12 years of age Discussed at the meeting was the posstblhly of askmg for parking spaces for exhtbttors so as to avotd havtng to carry large arrangements long distances II was also dectded that the Me1gs County Far Board will be asked to cons1der estabhshmg an entry fee for the club rather than the n dtvtdual It has been felt that the membershtp ttcket lee reqUired for all adul t exhlb1 tors has been a deterrent to so me club members Mrs Lew s outhned the rtbbon and prem um I st Premiums wtll he awarded to blue red and whtte rtbbon wmners She further reported that she wtll be ava lable at the se cretary s of!tce on the fairgrounds from Aug 6-10 to handle entr1es Exhtbttors are asked to prepare entry blanks n the r own handwriting and file them at the secretary s office not later than 4 p m on Thursday Aug 10 No changes will be made tn entr es after lhat lime Mrs Lewts em phastzed It was also announced that Mrs Gtlbert Cullen of Mamtta an accredtted judge a m f r s and second Sundays o s x h g ade 6 30 tor 1un or P o mer oy Harr so v e pas or Norman C W I sup of each m onth h d a ~ d four h and sen o h gh s uden s Road Kenne h Ebe Is pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Rev Leroy Dav s m n ste Sundays each month worsh p CHURCH OF CHRIST Paul Me E roy Sunday School Wu sh p se v ce 10 30 a m Morn ng prayer and se mon se v ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday M ddlepor 5 h and Ma n Sup Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m Chr s an Endeav o Sunday 0 JOa m Ho y commun on and ev ngs a 7 30 P ayer and Raul n M oye pas or M chael m o n ng w o sh p and com even ng sermon f rs Sundays 0 30 B en be S udy Gerla ch Sunday Schoo sup 0 30 a m Sunday mun on CHURCH a m Chu ch sc hool k n FIRST SOUTHERN BAP 8 b e Schoo 9 30 a m mo even ng youlh Ch s an en OFREORGANIZED JESUS CHRIST OF LAT derga en hrough e gh h TIST 282 Mulbe y Ave n ng wo s h p 0 30 a m deavo 6 30 Worsh p serv ces TER DAY SAINTS Portland grade 10 30 a m oy all I a ed w h S B C even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday Rae ne Road Ra ph John son POMEROY CHURCH OF Pome he Rev F ed H I pastor p aye se v ce 7 p m Wed even ng prayer mee 119 and pas o He berl Wh le Sunday CHRIST Mr Hoy A len J Sunday Sch oo 9 30 a m nesday 8 ble s udy 7 30 p. m School 0 rec o Sunday Schoo pas or B be Schoo 9 30 a m mo n ng wo sh p 0 30 a m CHURCH OF THE ST JOHN LUTHERAN 9 30 a m Morn ng worship wo ship 0 30 adu worsh p tun o soc e y 6 30 am NYPS NAZARENE - M ddlepo P ne Grove he Rev A hu service and young peoples 6 45 p m Sunday evangel 0 30 am Sunday even ng s c Rev Aud y M ler pa s o Combs pas or Sunday sch oo meet ng bo h 7 30 p m Sunday mee ng 7 30 p m Praye serv ce 7 p m Wedne sday Fl oyd Ca son sup Sunday 9 30 a m chu ch s~ v ces even ng p aye serv ces 7 30 Wednesday comb ned 8 be Wednesday 7 30 p m sch oo 9 30 a m Mo n ng o 30 am s udy and p ayer mee ng 7 30 mee ng MIDDLEPORT pm 1un o wo r sh p 0 30 a m pm BRADBURY CHURCH OF BETHLEHEM BAPTIST MT MORIAH BAPTIST soc e y 6 30 p m NYPS 6 45 CHRIST B ble Schoo 9 30 G ea Bend Char es Norr s THE SALVATION ARMY - Corn er Four h and Man p m Sunday evangel s c Envoy RayS W n ng off ce n m mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 pa s or Wo sh p serv ce 9 30 M ddleporl Rev Henry L Key mee ng 7 30 p m Prayer a~ m S undr~y even ng Wor sh p a m Sunday Sch oo 10 30 a m cha ge Sunday 0 a m J pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Serv ce 7 30 pm cho Holiness mee ng 0 30 a m a CARLETON CHURCH m Arn o d R chards sup! p acl ce Sunday and Wed Sunday Schoo Voung Peopl e s K ngsbu y Road Sunday n ng w or sh p 10 30 a m MEIGS nesday p m praye meet ng School 9 30 a m Ralph Car Leg on 7 p m Thu sday I to 3 M oJEHOVAH S WITNESSESCOOPERATIVE and 8 bl e s ud y Wedn esday 30 sup p m Lad es Home League 7 Wo sh p serv ce 0 30 La y Ca nahan p es d ng PARISH p n a m and 7 JO p m alterna e y p m Prep c asses B b e ec u e THE UNITED ANTIQUII Y ~~PTIST - P ayer mee ng Wednesday SACRED HEART Rev 9m30n saem Sunday Wa ch ower s udy METHODIST CHURCH Rev Free and Nor s pas o Father Be nard Kra cov c 7 30 p m Rev Jay S I es 30 a m Tu esda y 8 b e Robert R Card pastor Phone 992 28 25 s10udy Sunday sch oo 10 a m church pa s or 7 30 p m Thu sday Rev Stanten Sm th Sa urday even ng Mass 7 30 se v c e 7 p m Wednesday OLD DEXTER m n s 7 30 p m CHESTER Worshp 9 5 8 ble s udy 7 p m p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 service ymeeschoo CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ng 8 30 p m a m Church School 10 a m a m Confess ons Sa urday 7 BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE Rev W Ia d Dulche MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ~ ENTERPRISE- Worsh p 9 M ne sv e J A McWa e s pa s or Mrs Wo ley F an c s 7 30 p m Chr st 1n Chr st1an Un1on am Church Schoo 10 a m pas o Sunday Schoo 0 a m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lawrence Sunday School Supl Sunday Maney pastor M s FLATWOODS - Wo sh p I mo n ng w ar h p I a m - Rober Kuhn pas o WI am Schoo 9 45 a m Chu ch Se Ru sse Young Sunday School a m Chu ch School 10 a m T a n ng Un on 6 30 p m ~ .ot son Sunday school sup v ces f r s and lh rd Sundays Sup Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m POMEROY- Wo sh p 0 30 e ven ng wo sh p 7 30 p m f ol ow ng Sunday School Su n c~ay sc hool 9 30 am BYF Even ng w or sh p 7 30 Wed am Church School 9 15 a m 6 pm B ble study Wed P ayer mee ng Wedne sday Second and fourlh Sa urday 30 UMYF 6 30 p m nesday 7 p m cho p act ce nesday praye mee g 7 30 p m even ngs 8 p m se v ces GRACE EPISCOPAL - Wednesday 8 30 p m Fairview By Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Erma Jane Stepp and two children of Kentucky VIS Ited Mr and Mrs Albert Blackwell and Fred Older and Mrs Mary Donohue and Mrs Rose Backus Fred Older was returned to hts home Sunday from Holzer Medtcal Center Mr and Mrs Bob Lawson ~nd family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson spent Fr1day even ng Nlth Mr and Mrs D amond c.awson a>Mt Monah Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell md d,ughter Mandy of Wolf >en Mr and Mrs Gary ll1lford and daughter Ahsa of :!acme Mrs Herbert Roush l!rs Iva Orr Mrs Edna Durst If PI Pleasanl Mrs Dorsa 'arsons called on Mr and Mrs lussell Roush and famtly >unday Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells md children Mandy and Amy yraruse Mrs Carroll Wht te nd children Darla Deanna Cetth and Kevm spent Sunday vltb Mr and Mrs Don Hupp nd sons Davtd Sayre was at olumbus Monday to consult ts doctor Mr and Mrs Dean Sayre of ~1ddletown Pa arr1 ved unday for a vtstt w1th thetr arents Mr and Mrs Herbert oayre and son David Other uests of the Sayres were Mr nd Mrs Gene Sayre of ;.anauga and Danny Sayre of olumbus Mrs Hazel Mitchell of olumbus Mrs Focte Hayman nd Mrs Bertha Robmson 181 ted thetr sister Mr and 1rs Faud Haught at arkersburg Monday thro1 gh Vednesday Ketth Hayman 181 ted hts Sisler Mr and Mrs tobert Hart at Racme whtle IS mother was m Pakersburg Mrs Edna Durst of Pt leasant spent the weekend tth Mrs Dorsa Parsons and b's Bertha Robmson and ailed on other relaltves and rlends Spending Thursday even ng 1th Mrs Bertha Robmson and tsler Mrs Hazel Mttchell a'!d nJoying homemade 1ce cream •ere Mr and Mrs Herbert h1elds Mrs Foc1e Hayman nd son Ketth Mrs Jack ;argent and Bnce Hart of \a cine Mr ~nd Mrs Thomas iayman of Syracuse called on ~rs Nora Gorham and son arl Sunday pm Kingsbury ROCK SPRINGS Wo sh p RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robe I Wya pastor UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday Sch oo 9 30 a m Sunday School sup Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Morn ng Wo sh p 0 30 a m Osbo ne 8 b e School 9 30 Rev Robert Bumgarner Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m a m preach ng 10 45 a m HEATH We sh p 0 30 Wednesday Sunday Sch oo Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m a n Chu ch Schoo 9 30 a m Super n enden Pau ne Me HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p m C n ck pas o Rev Mo s METHODIST Cec Wse RUTLAND - Wo sh p 9 5 M Wo e Pa s or Sunday Schoo 9 30 an Chu ch Schoo 0 a m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - am Mornngwoshp 030 UMYF 7 p m Char es Nor s pa s o Sunday am Young Peep e s se v ce SALEM CENTER- Wo sh p Schoo 9 JO a m Mo n ng 6 45 p m Evang e s c se v ce 9 a m Chu ch School 10 a m wo sh p 0 45 a m Sunday 7 30 p m Praye mee ng UMYF Thursday 7 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Thur sday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wedn es da y ev en ng B b e FREEDOM GOSPEL Rev Forrest R Conley S ud y 7 30 p m MISSION - Bad Knobs !l ev ASBURY Wo sh pI am DANVILLE WESLEYAN L R G uesen camp pas o Chu ch School9 50 a m WSCS Rev Law enc e Su v an S Sunday Roger W f ed s Tuesday pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 Schoo Sup Sunda y Schoo FOREST RUN - Wo sh p 9 a m y ou h and 1un o youth 9 30 a m Sunday even ng a m Chu ch School 10 a m sev ce 045 pm evenng wo sh p 7 30 Praye mee ng WSCS 3 d Wednesda y 7 30 wo sh p 7 30 p m p ayer and Tu esday 7 30 p m Ern est pm p a se Wedne sday 7 30 p m Dee e c ass leader You h MINERSVILLE - We sh p SILVER RUN FREE BAP Mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m 0 a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m TIST Rev Howa d K mble Ernes Dee er eade WSCS 3 d Monday 7 30 p m pas o Sunday sc ho 0a m MT HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE Wo sh p B Hen y Da v s sup e en ng BRETHREN CHURCH IN an Chu ch School 9 a m o 7 JO p m P a ye s CHRIST- Rev Robe I Shook P aye and B be S udy mee ng Thu day 7 30 p m pa s o Sunday Schoo 9 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF a m Roy Pooler sup Alf ed SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOD - Rev James Sa e f e d Wo fe ass sup m o n ng Rev W Dale McClurg pa s or Sunday 5choo 9 30 w o sh p 1 a m ev en ng 0a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m The Carleton Churrh has been havmg revl\al the past v eek w th Rev John Lamer as gues t evangeliSt Mr and Mrs Ro~er Young and son Westley enterta ned wtth a cookout recently at thetr home w th Mr and Mrs Wayne Beat lmda Beat and Russell Well Demse Hendr ck and Roger Dtxon and Karla Beal attendmg Mr and Mrs N ck Perk ns and famtly are vts tmg w th her stsler Mrs Colloe Hudson for a short lime Mr and Mrs Nev Wh te have as v sttors Btlly Glenda and Carol Benf eld of El zabeth Tenn Rodney Paul Hamson spent a .. eek w1th hts grandmother Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Martha Ann Matlner Mrs Olen Hamson and at BETHANY I Dorcas I tended Bible School Wo sh p 9 30 a m Chur ch Mr and Mrs Vtrg I Carl and Sc hool 0 30 a m CARMEL Wo sh p I fam ly had as recent v1s1tors a m 1s and 3 Mr and Mrs Roy Howard and Chu ch Sc hool 0 ad mSundays the r meces of Gr ove C I] APPLE GROVE Wo sh p Mrs Fayre Pratt spent a 7 30 p m ch u ch schoo 9 30 m d we ek ser v ce week here and attended nv val a m Wednesday B p m se v ces w1th Mrs Olen EAST LETART - Wo sh p Harr son Also vts t ng Oa m f s and h rd Sundays fhursday were Bermce Rtffle 9 a m second and tau h Sunday s chu ch school ~ a m and Matthew Rt!fle f s and h d Sundays 10 a m Mtss Lmda Beal spent a se ond and fou h Sundays we ekend w th frt ends 111 M d week se v ce Wednesday m Mans! eld She s attend ng 8 pGREAT BEND - Worsh pI summer classes at OU where a m 2nd and 4 h Sundays Chur ch School 0 a m she s on the Dean s I st FALLS - Wo sh p Mtss Mary Lou K ng a 10 LETART a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m student at Mt Vernon MORNING STAR - Wo sh p Nazarene College was home 9 30 a m Chu ch Schoo 0 30 m M d Week Serv ce over the weekend to v s t her aWedn esday 8 p m parents Mr and Mrs V rgil MORSE CHAPEL- Wo sh p I a m ~ and 3 d Sundays Kng Chur ch School 0am Mr and Mrs Roger Young PORTLAND - Wo sh p 7 30 and Wesley Mr and Mrs John p m Church School 9 30 a m Pedras and Mary spent a SUTTON - Woshp 1 am 2nd and 4 h Sundays Church weeks vaca!ton m Johnstown School 10 a m Pa WESLEYAN I Rae nel Rtchard Dean who ts a Wor sh p 1 a m Chu ch swnmer student at Asbury S hool 0 a m fo al churches of he College at Wtlmore Ky spent SouUMYF hern Clus e 7 30 p m the weekend at the home of h s each Sunday a the Youth parents Mr and Mrs John Cen e (Oa k Grove Road I NORTHEAST CLUSTER Dean and John Walter Other Rev Jacob Lehman vtsttors were Mr and Mrs Rev Standley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh p 0 a m Paul Paynter of Carpenter Chu ch Schoo 9 a m Praye Mr and Mrs Gerald Gtlkey Mee ng Wednesday 8 p m and famtly of Athens Mr and LONG BOTTOM - Church Mrs Kenneth Markms of sc v ces 9 am Sunday Schoo 45 a m B b e s udy eve y Racme Robert Reed of Nor 9Thu sday , 7 30 p m folk Va where he ts statiOned NORTH BETHEL - Worsh p m the Navy and Mrs Anna a m Chu ch School 10 a m ALFRED Sunday school Mae Terrell and Juamta and 9 45 a m each Sunday An ta Watkms of Chester p each ng_ a 11 am each Sunday School at the Sunday P ayer meet ng 7 45 Carl eton Church was well p n Wednesday WSCS 8 p m h rd Tuesday ea ch man h attended Sunday mormng wtth onREEDSVILLE - Sunday worshtp serv ce followmg wtth school 9 30 p each ng 7 30 Rev John Lamer the guest p m Sunday praye meet ng p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 speaker A basket dmner .. as 7 30 s Thursday each man h held at noon tn the church SILVER RIDGE - Wersh p basement wtth a smg and 10 a m Church Schoo 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS pratse serv ce at 2 Sunday Worsh p 9 a m Church School afternoon 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST a m w o sh p ser v ce am e en ng se v ce 7 p ay er se v ce and you h ser v ce Th u sda y 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Home St ephens pas o 9 30 a m Sunday Scho o morn ng w or sh p 0 30 a m Robe Bobo Sunday sch oo sup Sunday even ng se v ice 7 30 Youth mee ng Monday 7 p m M d week se v ce nesday 7 30 p m serm on 7 30 p m al ernat na each Sunda y Cla ss m ee t ng 1 a m al e na ng ~ unday m o n ng s Alfred W o fe WHITES 6 se v ~e Sunda y p ayer 7 30 p m M d week mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m SWISHER & LOHSE Rexall Drugs We F II A I Doctors Prescr pitons 992 -2955 Pomeroy ROYAl OAK PARK RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev M ss on.uy meet ng Samue Jackson second pa s o Sunday School 10 a m Wedne day 7 30 p m M s Ger ude Bu ler sup Pray e Serv ce I 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev prea ch ng serv ce 2 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF Robert Smi h pa stor Sunday CHRIST- Sunday school 9 30 sc hoo 9 30 a m class eade V H Bra ey supl Leo H I worsh p se v ce 10 30 a m am church 7 30 p m prayer commun on and devot ons 10 JO a m Regular board meet ng Wednesday mee ng 7 30 th rd Sa urday EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST- Eldon R Blake each man h THE RUTLAND COM pas or Sunday School 10 a m CHURCH - Rev Winne Ho singer supl Mor MUNITY R chard Dub be d pas o n ng sermon 11 a m Even ng 9 30 a m Worsh p School se v ce Chr 5 an Endeavor serv ce a m Wednesday 7 30 p m Mrs Lydo Cheva er pres den Song se v ce sermon 8 20 M d Week p mee ng Wednesday 7 30 Mrs Mar e Ho s nge leader and aye pm cla ss L oyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor ~ool 9 30 a m POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday Mo n ng worsh p 10 30 a m CHURCH Har sonv lie Young peoples serv ce 6 45 Road Rev Roy lay or pas or m Evange st ~ 5erv ces Henry Eb In Sunday School p7 30 p m Wednesday ev en ng ,)Up ::,unday Schoo 9 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m P ayer and pra se serv ce Thu sday 7 JO p m COMMUNITY CHURCH Dex er Worsh p sen ces Geo ge Cas o pastor Sunday 9 30 even ng worship and Sunday 7 30 School 30 Thursday even ng praye r serv ce 7 30 p m Saturday om HEMLOCK GROVE MASON FIRST BAPTIST CHRISTIAN - David ~tautter Second and Pomeroy Sis Stan pas or S anfo d Slockton supl C a g pastor Sunday school M o n n11 wor sh p 9 30 a m 9 45 a m wo sh p service 11 church sc hoo 0 30 a m am young peoples mee ng 6 )() even ng anngunon630pm wo sh p serv ce 7 30 pm evening wo sh p 1 30 m M d week prayer serv ce B ble s udy Wednesday 7 39 pWP.dnesdav 7 30 p m pm MT UNION BAPTIST FAIJIVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Rev Cec I Cox pas or Sunday - Letar Route I he Rev Stan school sup Joe Sayre Sunday Craig pas or Sunday school school 9 45 a m Sunday 9 30 • m p ayer and Bible even ng wor sh p 7 30 Wed· s udy 7 30 p m Co age praye r nesday p ayer and B ble study serv ce Tuesday GAULS MARKET Chester Ohto . BOGGS EQUIPMENT Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton W Va Sales Al11s Chalmers Serv1ce Farm lndustrtal Lawn Garden Tuppers Pia ns 667 3435 RACINE FOOD MARKET DICK'S GROCERY Phone 992 3284 Ohto s Oldest Dodge Dealet M ddleport Oh1o . AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO M&R FOODLINER WARD CARPET LAND, INC. CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 ' 7 • Wa I to Wa I Ca pet Specla ls1s 116 W Mam Ph 992 7590 Free Eslimates . Gu~ranteed lnstallallon ·. P J PAULEY, AGENT SADIE'S MARKET 10 am SOMEWHERE OVER the Atlantic'" muJ..air Mrs Hackett returnmg from Europe and her daughter Melanie travehng to Europe wltb the Ohio State Youth Choir passed each other Jo Ellen Diehl and Wayne Well are also In the Youth ChOir which left Monday nlghtfrom Culumbus The group of 140 young people and their chaperones flew directly to London and presented lhetr first concert Wednesday at Swanea Wak The trip includes not only numerous concerts but also tours of the many cities tlley will viSit Before departure at the Columbus Airport they sang for the huge crowd on hand to see tbem off On the agenda for the choU" are visits to Brussels Belgtum where they will smg at the Grande Palace Pans for several converts versailles lilenfe Switzerland and Ltsbon Portugal for a performance at the Winter Gardens They will return on 0 B A ANTHONY PLUMB NGand HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992 3!-50 M ddleport Oh o MONTG~MERY (Former y Domlgansl New Owner - 0 ck Sargenl Old U S 33 Ph 992 7735 Stop In and See Us R H RAWLINGS SONS CO M1ddleporf Meats and Grocenes Syracuse 992 3986 Nat onw de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprmg Ave Ph . 992 2318 Pomeroy 24 July RIDENOUR SUPPLY SEARS Furn lure and Appliances Ph 985 3308 Chesler, 0 Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne 220 E MBI~ Pomeroy Ph. m 2178 Attend the Church of Your Cho ce BEN FRANKLIN STORE Pomeroy Ph 992 3496 MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supplies Gifts 992 2641 Middleport NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE F J WALLACE, JEWELERS 100 Years tn Pomeroy Kermtt Walton Bulova Watches Sales & Serv1ce 186 N Second . Middleport . By Charlene Hoeflich Ben and MaXllle Plulson Betty Fultz Frances Smart Phyll s Hackett and Jarus Sclunoll are settling mto the r old routines after a dehghUul three weeks tourmg Europe tn an a1r condttioned luxury motor coach For everyone but Phyllts lhe trtp was a first Phyllis had accompanied a group of students to Europe last surruner The six from here were a part of an AmeriCan tour ng group of 43 They boarded the bus at Amsterdam and from there went on to Gennany VISI!mg Heidelberg a cathedral at Cologne and drtving through the Black Forest Into Swttzerland where they stayed high in the Alps near Lake Lucem While there they at tended a Swiss folk lore show with all the tradttional nstruments mus1c and costwnlng and then went on to Inssbrook Austria At Veruce the group took a gondola nde on the canals and of course loured the city as they did all of the crties they v1stted usmg local guides There were VISits to the fabulous art gallenes and cathedrals In Florence and In Rome the Protestant and Catholic alike were thrilled to have an audience with the Pope on the anniversary of his coronation They drove down to Naples and from there went by boat to the beautiful Isle of Caprt for a full day of stghtseemg Their schedule also mcluded vtstts to P1sa Milan and Genoa From there the tour took them to Parts dr1vmg across the French countryside mto tile city where they stayed at a plush plush hotel And tllen 11 was on to lAndon w1th highlights of v1s1ts to the homes of Shakespeare and Ann Hathaway at Stratford and two plays the Three PeMy Opera and the new mus1cal version of Gone w1tb the Wind It was back through Belgtum and on to the Netherlands and Amsterdam where tlley hoarded the plane for home With the SIX gomg from here were Mrs Fultz mother Mrs Helen Sinn Convoy and two other relatives Mrs Estle Smn and Mrs Nelle Rose Hartwtck of Paulding and Paula Johnston of Mansfield M ddleport Oh o THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL ~Corner MARK V STORE Bakers of Hot sum Bread Middleport Ohto The Store W th A Heart Ph 949 3342 Rae me servce730pm ~ Ph. 992- 3865 Fam ly Recreal on Sw mm ng Campmg HEINER'S BAKERY RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Pomeroy . OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO Pomeroy Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System p ayer meel ng 7 30 p m Sunday n gh worsh p 7 30 30 p m wo.-sh p se v ce Fr day 7 30 TUPPERS PLAINS pm CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF Eugene Underwood pastor CHRIST- Loren T Stephens Sundays ol mon h by C flo d Hpwa rd Cadwell J Sunday m n s er Worsh p 0 a m Smh930am School Sup I Sunday School B ble sludy 1 15 a m even ng HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 30 a m M o n ng sermon worsh p 1 30 p m M d week UN ION - Darrel Ooddr I 10 30 a m Sunday e ~o~ e n ng se v ce Wednesday, 7 30 p m paso Sunday Schoo 9 )() se v ce 7 o m MASON ASSEMBLY OF a m Leonard Gilmore f rsl LETART FA~LS UNITED GOO - Second S Mason W elder even ng serv ce 7 30 BRETHREN Rev Robe I Va Chester Tennant paslo p m Wednesday prayer Shook pastor He sche Norr s Sunday school 10 a m mor mee ng 7 JO p m sup Sunday schoo 9 30 a m n ng worsh p 1 am MT MORIAH CHURCH OF morn ng sermon 10 30 a m evange s c serv ce 7 30 p m GOD - Rae ne Rou e 2 The even ng sermon 1 30 alter B be 5 udy and p aye serv ce Rev Cha les Hand pas r na ng each Sunday Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p n Phon Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m service Wednesday 7 30 P m 773 5133 morn ng worsh p 1 a m P ayer mee ng 7 30 P m HARTFORD CHURCH OF Even ng serv ces Thue sday a e na ng Sundays CHRIST n Chr s an Un on and Fr day 7 30 CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Rev 0 Del Maney pas o BEARWALLOW RIDGE SOD OF PROPHECY 0 P Sunday school 9 30 a m Roge CHURCH OF CHRIST - Dav d Sm h pas or Sunday School Manley sup even ng serv cer Jewe I paso B be study 9 30 0 a m Ar hur Henson Supl 7 30 Wednesday evening a m m om ng w orsh p 0 30 Morn ng Worsh P I a m p ayer mee ng 7 30 p m even ng w o sh p 6 30 p m Young Peoples service 7 P m Sunday evening youth se v ce Wednesday 8 b e s udy 7 30 Even ng se v ce 7 30 P m 6 45 w h Macy Lou Car er p n Wednesday Mtd Week Prayer eader No Tuesctay serv ce Hobar Newe I supt Serv ces weeki y 9 30 a m on Sunday Prea c h ng t rst and h rd Rev Stan Cratg Pastor ' 30 p m THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO 296 W. Second will be JUdg ng both shows Happmess Is ts the theme of both shows The clubs and the classes drawn are as follows Show 1- August 16 Class I Gomg to the Fa r nterpreltve Wtndtng Tratl Garden Club Class 2 Knowmg the Warmth of Frtendshtp ustng flowers m warm color W ld wood Garden Club Class 3 Betng Half of a Pa1r 1n two conta ners Mtddleport Garden Club Class 4 The Joy of Chr stmas any Chr stmas arrangement ma) m ~ lude dned preserved patnted or ghttered mater als or baubles obviOusly for Chrtslmas open for exh1b1t wtth each club asked to enter one arrangement Class 5 Rocktng a New Baby showing mot on Rutland Garden Club Class 6 Lwmg by Fatth sUitable for a church altar no ftgunne M ddleport Amateur Gardeners Class 7 Gett ng Home from Nam mterprehve Pomeroy Garden Club Show 2 - Aug 18 Class 51 Belong ng to a mterprettve Garden Club Rutland Fr endly Gardeners Class 52 Relaxmg m the Evemng usmg !lowers n cool color s Homestead Garden dub Class :;:) Havmg a Spare When You Get a Flat us ng two contamers Bend 0 the Rtver Class 54 Counting Your Blessmgs a ThanksgiVIng arrangement us ng fru l3 and or vegetables Walk In Garden Club Class 55 Keepmg Busy show tog mot on Chester Garden Club Class 56 Gomg to Church vtlh the Famtly wtth a rehg10us aura but suttable for the home Rose Garden Club Class 57 Recalhng the Good Old Da ys tndud ng weathered or drtllwood and so me dr ed rna ter a! Star Garden Club IComm1tnity Member of the B1g 3 General Merchand <e Tuppers Plams Ph. 667-3280 We Sponsor Jesus CHAPEL heAme 1 Bb eSocety LODWICK'S MARKET FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Buckley pres den Praye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Board meet ng t s Monday eac h m on h 7 30 p m Coo v e R 0 Rev Roy Deete paso Sunday schoo 9 30 La m o e pa s or Bob Moo e a m worsh p se v ce 0 30 Sunday Schoo Sup Sunday a m B be study and praye School cla sses fo al ages 9 30 se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m am m orn ng wo sh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday Tratler Rentals and Suppltes St Rl 7 Chester Oh o ayleade r Chr sf an Endeavor 7 30 p m Sunday Rage e t K otdb Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Wed SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZAR !ONE - Rev M C evange s c s p Homemakers ' Canmng Aids --~ ~ MRS EDISON HOLLON of the Wildwood Garden Club and Mrs Maxme Hart of the Walk In Garden Club seated Ito r draw the classes for the r clubs m the arttsllc arrangements of the annual Me1gs County Fatr Flower Shows from Mrs Margaret Ella Lewts supermten len of the shows • Patio Dinner Precedes Meeting Of Garden Club Members CHESTER Ad nn et o t e pal o atthe home o!M rs 1\ ya Chad\\ ell preceded he mee tmg o! Chestc r Ga den Club Wednesda y even ng Club n e nbet s and ~ uests \\ere sea led at ta bl es overlooktng the rock ga rd en and nterest ng plan I ngs on th e Cl ad veil Ia vn A ) ella orange and wh te color schen e \las ca ed out n the table appo ntments Mrs Da v I Cl a I el ass tsted vtlh the se rv ng Mrs Eat I Dean p estded a he busmess meettng when a tl •nk vou note from th e P ne Grove Pals 4 H Club vas read thank ng the club !or seeds provtded them for the r gar den ng prOJect Mrs Donald Mora w II represenl tl e club on WMPO Aug 7 a 9 a m when Mrs Mat garet Ella Lew s 11 II appear wt th her to d sc uss the Met gs County FaLr !lowe show Mrs Mora and M s Roy M ller repor ted on " ar k done on the club pla nt ngs al Eas te n Local Htgl Sci oo and lhr Ches trr Ce metery M s R chard Barton and Mrs Roy Holter \\til be m charge of the sun shme work July Mrs Purle y Karr repor ted on sun shme work for June Mrs Red Young co chatrman of the Regatta fl owe show noted that the Chester Club provtded 18 exh bt ts Mrs Oris G nther won one blue one yellow and one wht te and Mrs Barton won a blue a d a red al on sp r ens ex h b t n ~ for I e club we e M s C adwe ll M s Hon e Holler Mt s Ea Ingels J an I Mrs Young II c prog t an th en e An r 1 a tl e Be t !ul v; as e 1 pi as ze d n he rol all lio I Sl uw My Palnot sn ansv; e ed b 22 me nbe rs a d g es L• Mt s Mat In You g Cu oa Fla Mrs Da d Cl advo el and M s Kat K ter :::1 ne 1 embe De o ons M) Coun r T s o! Tl ee b) M s Barton n u led s r ptu re fron Matti c l a p er !or peace per ms by Helen Ste ner Rt ce and a pape n ou Arn e ca n her !age Do You Kn o v An !o 1 at ve pape r on tec hn qu es of ct r, ng vas prese n ed by M s Roget Gaul Mr B K Rtdenour gave a Jen onstr at on cr ea t ng an ass arran gemen t of glor osa da s es but tc r!lv v. eed day II es and fern The qu z on A desse rt course wa s se rved at the close of the mee t ng u McKtnneys llOSt ... Famtly Cookout Gather zn New Haven NEW HAVEN W Va - The annual Roush reumon was held July 2 at Umon Camp Grounds here w1th 76 attendmg It w 11 he on the ftrst Sunday m July next year James C Roush was elected prestdenl Detner Roush Jr vtce-prestdent Mrs Jeannette Duffy secretary and Mrs Gertrude Roush treasurer Prtzes were awarded to Delma Halley the oldest Mtcheal Allen Sellers the youngesl Mr and Mrs Frank lm Imboden the most children and to Mr and Mrs Edw n Roush Manon Oh o travel ng the farthest A cotrumttee was named to organtze games for next year s reuruon They were Mrs Jo Ellen Roush Mrs Ltnda Hudson and Mrs Betty Russell Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roush Ravens wood Mrs Betty Russell and Tammy Columbus Mr and Mrs Edwm Roush Ed and Brtan Marlon Mrs Delma Halley Mrs Robert Halley Amy and Stephen Cheshire Mr and Mrs Jack Miller and .f. • salad Fot a one dtsh tnt a etvcd wtth 1oils muelv t NEA Food Editor 1hc head In quattets A salad 101 seafood love s I( ~HER!, WEIJ! ~ S is pe1 feet for lazy day co~k ..NEI' I UNE mg durmg summet months Start wtth wedges of westet n 1 small head western Iceberg lettuce Iceberg lettuce pnd smothm (6 oz 1 can minced 1 r with a thick creamy clam clams chopped toppmg Although the dress t teaspoon cornstarch tng 1s cooked ftrs1 chill 11 the lettuce and It nlate~ to >4 teaspoon salt insure a n 1pp 1 mchy '' cup daln sour "'ant lly AILEEN CLAIRf Kar as won b] Mrs Ea I Deon and M s Donald Mora Ne v n e 1bers Mrs Gaul M s Go don and Mrs Ingels JUdged 1he !lowers brought by membe s award g nbbons to M s R denour Mrs Homer Ho ler and Mrs Hoy Mtller for arrangements and spec1men awards to Mrs Karr lash on rose Mrs G nther Peruv an daffod I Mrs Ingels pasSion fl o" er and M s Barton regal lly and !lor bunda rose A famtly eookoul was held Sunday a ftet noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Darrell L McK nney and son J erry Davtd at Shade Route I Attend g .. ere Mr and Mrs Bu well S McK nne) and Robe t Betz M ddleport Mr RIRTHDAY OBSERVED A1ar y " as old Wedn esdav and Mrs San uel E McKmney bv M and Mrs Ar and K ng and I tid e Gene Gregg tn obse" an e of t1 e tl rd Cmdy and Scotty Mr and Mrs b t dav an versa t l of thetr W II an McK nne y and so M chi A tt am e n~ ne ca ke cltldren B lly Jeff Anna cpl ca was se rv ed \\t th ce Chn s and John Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Ernes t Rtchmond and cr ea 1 Gu ests y,ere M1 and son Mt cha el Heath Mtd Mrs Ton) Fowler Mr and Mrs Cia ence Ktng Marsha dl eport C nd y Faulk and Wh !la tch Jr Be th Kmg Mark Fowler a d Har ey Pomeroy M ke Rowe Manetta Ka en Ga t es of I orseshoes Mo r s se nI a gtft m n ature golf and a ftshmg derby were d vers ons of the afternOQn In the derby ftrsl place went lo John McKmney who caught a 7:Y, mch bluegill Joey lAgan Ohio Mr and and second place to his Mrs Paul Johnson Athens brother Chrts w th a seven Mr BtUy Roush and Mrs nch bluegill Scott McKmney Mabel Ohver Kanauga Mr hooked a bass wetghmg ap and Mrs Detner Roush Jr proximately seven pounds two Beverly and Donald Chiton m nutes before the derby Mrs Helen Johnson Diana ended but tl broke the lme An g1e Ttna and Sherry about 10 fee t from shore He Mason Mr and Mrs Curtis was gtven a consolalton prtze Roush and SylVIa Mrs Cberyl Staats and Robert Scott Mrs Joyce Sellers and M1cheal Mtddleport Mrs Frank Gnmm DeSiree K Ptke TO AWARD PINS Butch Taylor Mrs Thelma Pms wtll be presented to 25 Grueser Mr and Mrs Larry Hudson and U!n Melante Kay year members when Mid Mtstee Dawn and Rodney Allan dleport Lodge 363 F&AM Grueser Mrs Norma Baker meets m regular sesswn at 7 30 Rtcky Angte and Nancy Mrs p m Tuesday at the temple All Icy Miller Pomeroy Mr and Master Masons nvtted Mrs David Roush Pamela Jeff and Ricky HarUord Mr and Mrs Jack Duffy Jackie Eddie and DaVId Mrs Nettle Moore Mr and Mrs Franklin Imboden Melissa Debbie Teresa Kimberly and Tony Syracuse Mr and Mrs James Roush Bobby and Kim berly Letart w va Mr and Mrs Donaljl Roush and Darin Mmersvllle Ohto Mrs Marlene Lawson and Charlie Letart w va ., • 1blt spoons It mnn Jllu tables!~ nu chliJII>< d pi II !IIIII tabi!SJIOLIII th 11(1< d IJurslc' " It aspn m pepper Ilush rabusc 1M ppu sauce Cote tnse ad ll otot ghlv d a 1 let tote He! t ~ et at e t 1 I 1osalle plasttc I ag t 11 1 It t s1 I Ia 1 d I All I Il l Y n uf ad 1 h ate s wuu d not ag e w II M C H who obJects 1o the tze a d ub Je t ma tte I lh ma ny co nmemo at ve stamps ~ pressure canner s an absolute Ptano Pupzls Gzve Recital a 1d II e t I qum nt s 1all sa cepan and stt 11 co n tao ch a 11 sail Cook t 1 g tnt I rr xt b Is a tl II eke I gllly Cool St 1 SOli Cl ~Uil Jllll e tlo I abase Se ve I II I e smg Mak ~ l~m m Jl te 1at slev pep)>et covet an I chtll I wtll I 1 dam su v ngs Rockwell and m1ny olhtrs On Pu .. taw Rtam p S1z1 " ll v I Oil Y ( lt\MHt r furn Cf l on reg ar ssue stamps ke ~ ght ent I c howe a I fl ag es are always ava Ia I e at the os off ce 1 heels bookl ets an I co s f hey a e the u1 ven en s ze M s C R prefers I bel eve h ornmcmorat ves more than pay the way II e n mbe of sheets u plate h ocks that are p cha e I lo he 1 ese r v d un sed I us tage ta es d g UJ A ann ng plan helps you to lo 1 e 01 her se rv ces but so that ou 1oslal Ia lor your canmng effo ts lo 1 ) ret -.a de en t wage HI IH your family needs says Mrs Jenmfer Sheets Matgs Coun ty Ill AH IH All~ RS--1 do hope thts clears the a or a b t Extenston Agent Home e 1co rntng c >mmemurat(ve stamps On cheekmg Ruth s Economics To make a cann ng statement that she I cl e ed th ey paid tbetr own wa v I plan rev ew these questions lt >rncd !rum 1 knowledgeable post offtre o!hclal that y do Indeed make a profit II >wever he stressed the How often wtll you serve the tht fact thev "ere nut JUSt made for the profit and the sat canned food Daly Once a tsfaclton of collectors but have educattonal value as the v week Less often leach or mspirc the seeking of knowledge concerning our How large s your famtly hlst rv by children and tthers and are also grea t U S What quanttt] of each canned mf rmattunal tools when sent abroad on letters as the) food w II you need' A e ] Our portra1 pride n (Ur wn htstorv - POLLY !amtly s appet tes o ta stes DEA R PULLY- W en I com bed n y tlle g rl s ha r chang ng ' nl o p gta th e )a rn ur r bbon b w always sl ppcd off WI at left over canned food nt I I ! na ly found t he sol ut on Now 1 make se era I ur s w th a r bber band aro und the end o! t he ptgta I do you have on hand ' How mu ch dtd you actually use thts s tf 1t e r bbon through th e a I 01 and hen t e n a bow a usual - MARY LO L las year Where wtll you get the food Polly s Problem for canmng To make cannmg UEAR POLLY- W I nothballs pul n my ch na p acltcal you Aeed an nex ca bt et keep the st ve sh ny and pretty I hea rd penstve source o! fres h 1h s som ep ace and wond er f the s lve would be p od uce If you have a gard en safe fo r us ng w tho 1 ! est be ng was hed MR S R S se le t var ettes that are rcommended for canmng I! you don t have a garden are DE I\R POLLY My Pet Pee e s wtth the manu o her sources of low cost fadut e s o! thermos bottles It seem s to me that they co ld come up w lh one that had a large mouth and sold p oduce nearby ' at a reasonable pr ce so we could take leftover s lo work Does 1our famoly hav e for lunch and have them stay warm unt I nch t me spec al d1etary needs s I YDIA someone on a low sugar or low MEWSPAPEA [NTUPR SE ASSN sa t dtet Home canned foods can be prepared wtthout sugar You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea Pet Peeve Polly s Problem or solution or salt Do you have lhe necessary lo a problem Write Pollv In care of this newspaper c ann ng equ pment' Ren en ber - a steam must for canmng low ac d veg etables Does your !am ly hke home canned foods Whtch spec f c fru ts and vegetables does your famtly hke Do you have cool dr) stora ge space for canned foods If space ts hm ted use tt for canned foods you know your fa m ly wtll eat and enJ OY Your ftrst JO)l the day afte r ca nn ng s an Important one test t1 e seal W1th porcelatn I ned caps bp the Jar to test for leaks W th flat I ds tap the center o! the lid w th a spoon A rmgmg sound s produced If the contamer s sealed Or: press the center tf sealed the lid wtll not move wtlh pressure If the jar s unsealed use the contents at once Or repack he contents and reprocess Next remove and clean under screw bands If the band st cks cover t for a moment \li th a hot damp cloth to loosen Work carefully - don t damage the seal Wtpe the con tamers wash and store the bands Now label the conta ners wtth the contents and date o! processmg If you prepared more than one cannerful tn d1cate whtch batch on the label If spmlage does occur you can tell whoch jars were done together Your home canned foods deserve a good storage place Use a dry storage area Dampness can corrode cans and hds Such damage If severe enough could lead to spOilage The storage area should be cool Warmth or sunhght may cause a loss of eatmg quahty freezmg may REEDSVILLI\, - Ptano students of Mrs Ernest Wh tehead presented a recttal Tuesday evemng tn the Rtvervtew School Aud tortwn wtth fr ends and relatives of tl e puptls as mvtted guests ' Mtke Hall opened the program wtth the popular He Other selectwns by Mtke were Estrelhta and Cowboy and Hts llanJo Brenda Frecker played Music Box and Campbells are Commg followed by The Circus Horse and Long Long Ago by Paula L1fe Skip to My Lou and Arkansas Traveler by Debbte Sanders Tango Karen Strausbaugh T me and a duet Ttck Tock Polka by M1ss Strausbaugh and Mrs Wh tehead La Cumpars1ta by Ktm Reed Waltz of the Flowers (Tschatkowsky) by Teresa Carr a duet Weddmg of the Wmds Kay Balderson and Mrs Whitehead The Strolling Harp Player and Elfm Frohc (Lemont) by Susan Hannwn and Ballade (BOrgmuller) Narcissus (Nevm ) and Seattle by Dtana Benedum F1rst Arabesque (Debussy) and the Theme from Love Story were pre sen ted by a guest p1amst Jean Whttehead A sor al hour followed the program for the students and guests Punch and cooktes were served from a table covered wtth a green cloth wtth a ce nterptece of green and yellow carnal ons flanked by yellow tapers Mrs Whttehead \vas ass sled by her two daughters Jean and Jul Famtly Reunzon Held Recently LETART FAllS - The annual Van Meter reunion was held at the Letart Falls Commun1ty Hall Sunday Jun e 24 wtth a basket dmner at noon and the day spent soctally and taking pictures Attending were Mrs Erma Wtlson Mrs Laura Byers Rev and Mrs Dale Van Me ter and daughters of Sharon Mass Mrs Eun1e Brmker Mrs Betty Carlelon Mr and Mrs Roy Van Meter daughters Beck] and Me lame Mr and Mrs Charles Burrt and Bill Wtlson of Boltvar Dam Mr and Mrs Delber t Van Meter Columbus Mr and Mrs Paul Ervm Bashan Rd Mr and Mrs Don Bell Lew ts Van Meter Pee Wee Cochran Wayne Ervin Jennie White Eugene Ervm Debra and RETURNS HOME Angela Alvanche Mr and Mrs Mrs Paul Grueser Mid Jim Hunt Mr and r. rs Butch dleport has returned from Wtlson chtldren Ronald Cleveland w~ ere she spent Cheryl and Robm Kelly Van several days vtsltmg her son Meter Lorna Bell and Mrs m law and daughter Mr and Beverly Wtckllne and son Mrs Howard I Snyder Scott breakCanned the jarsfoods or damage the • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , seal are heavy so use strong well-supported shelves Choose an out-of the way place to protect your canned foods from acctdental breakage DO YOU NEED ANYTHING FOR YOUR STABLES? A thought for the day British clergyman Matthew Henry satd None is so blmd as tbose who wtll not see ZIGSAW PUZZLES ~~:!~~N~:~~a~~=~ Sunu In rormalwn Guidelines Offered in Questions c A Very Spec1al Salad 1 or Seajoo I lt ees b) Mrs Bar on and M s A so J•fU.I. V"!ii POINTt:HS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY IF WE OON1 HAVE IT - WE WILL TRY HARDER! CAmE HALTERS - HORSE & PONY HALTERS - WHIPS LEADS - STOCK CANES BLANKETS - FORTEX TUBS & BUCKETS - GALVANil.fD TUBS • BUCKETS - SHAMPOOS FLY SPRAYS & REPELLENTS - KRAFT KITS Glass Stammg Mosette L1qutd Flowers &Many More BRUSHES - CURRY COMBS GROOMING SUPPLIES VETERINARY SUPPLIES SOlO GLUE The ongmal White Resm Glue MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE On The T In Middleport MODERN SUPPLY 39'/WESTMAINSTREET m2164 POMEROY OHIO THE STORE WITH ALL KINDS OF STUFF FOR PETS STABLES - LARGE AND SMALL ANIMALS LAWNS - GARDENS �7- The Datly Senti(lel Middleport Pomeroy 0 July 7 1972 - Tilt> Datil Sentmrt •llddl~port P n eroy 0 Jul) 1972 MIDDLEPORT PEN I Av I I 30 p m Y ulh UNITED MINISTRY OF ME ICS ( OUNTY The Un led ""''"''"q 6 30 pn Ev< n ng w'hp7 30p f p by te n n Church Ow qh CHESTER CHURCH OF THE l D Rev Herbe d ~ v NAZARENE .... POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY ST PAUL LUTHERAN Rev A u C Lu d pos o Rev W H Pe n pas o Roy Su day S oo l II 5 a m C ii It'S Evan s Sup wo sh P Mayer Sup Chu c h schooo 0 30 il n Con 9 S a m wo sh p 0 24 a n 5 yov h cho ehea sa Mo da y 1 n a on c as Tuesday o 5 30 p n Jun or Con 6 )() p m Mrs Ma v n Bu d rec or sen or cho r 1 ~ on c" s T u sday 6 30 o 45 p m ehearsal 7 30 p 11 Thur sda y Mrs Pau Nease d ec or POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Co ner Un on and Mulberry Rev Clyde V Hende son pas o Sunday schoo 9 30 a m G en McClurg supl mo n ng worship 0 30 a m even ng serv ce 7 30 M d week se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m FIRST UNITED PRES BYTERIAN H r s v le 1 y Chu ch Scho I 9 30 SEVEN DAY ADVENTIST Mu be y He g t s Pan e oy He b er Mo gan p aso Sa bbath sc hoo Sa u d ;~y 2 p m w th church se v ce fo low ng at J S p m Open B b e d sc uss on ea ch Thu sday 7 30 p m M oJ Hun c Lee Sup M W h p0 30 a FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN M dd epor p1 W r sh p se rv c~ rlnd 7 30 ~ m Su dAy y Sc hoo 9 30 ~ m d Bil un sup Pr a ye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m H ~A OFORO H >I CHURCH OF ~ d hoo h Su d y \...1 u th Sc hool 9 30 Lew s So:1ue Sup nno Wosho 030 am a FIRST BAPTIST d p c n f Md M FIRST UNITED LAUREL CLIFF FREE Sy acuse METHODIST - Rev Eugene o S xlh and PRESBYTERIAN Pal e 'S e s Rc Cha es S mons pa s or Fred Hoffman Sunday School Supe n c den Sunday c urc sc uu to eve yone 9 5 a m Mo n ng wo sh p 10 5 a m Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m Wedne sday p aye serv ce 7 30 p Ex ra you h ac v I es on GRAHAM UNITEO METHODIST - Preach ng 9 30 Sunday 5 p m for a I youth up M g W o s h p 9 am Su day Chur ch Sc hool 0 a m Mr 5 Samp son Hal Sup STIVERSVILLE COM MUNITY Rev Edsel Ha pas o Sunday oa P ayer Thu sday 7 30 even ng se v ce Schoo se v ' e Meer ng each p m Sunday 7 30 p m G1 pas o W I am Ba ley s J:' Sunday Schn I 9 30 a m Murn ng wo shp 0 30 am Ev en ng wo sh p 7 30 p m Wedn esday Ch s an Youth C usade 6 30 p m P ayer mee ng 7 30 p m Thu sday ch o p ac ce 7 p m DEXTER ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST CHURCH OF Danny Evans Clubs Draw for Fair 's 2 Shows ' Ba~eball 15 one of lhe few expenences of ltfe n whtch you learn 1mme d1alely and unquest onabty whether you re safe-or oul In other pursUits we can go on for years thtnktng were safe when were not Of course tn 1 fe as n baseoa I tt s what a man attempts and dectdes to do and how well he fulfills hts atm that determ nes whether he II be safe And m ltfe too each venture cal s for determ nat1on and a knowledge of lhe rules For many youngsters m our community the church IS lhe sandlot of ltfe In the church s youth acttv 11es lhey fmd thelf tram ng and experience -for one day on the dtamond of I fe they II be mak ng decisions and pit tmg thetr strength agatnst senous cha lenges rely ng Of) the religious con VICtlons and moral pnnc pies they ga ned on the way up tn we ghmg your child s need of spmtual deve opmenl remember this In life each day doesn t offer a new ball game To assure that all artist c arrangement classes tn lhe Metgs County Fatr flow er shows next month wtll be f lied representatives of garden clubs met wtth Mrs Charles Lewis chatrman at the Pomeroy Elementary School for a drawmg Thursday af ternOQn Each club wtll be respons ble for prov1dmg at least four arrangements for the class drawn but the members are not restr cted to exhtblltng m that cl.ss only Residents of Metgs County who are not affiliated wtth a garden club are urged to enter the classes Regtstratlons thts year provtde that the shows are open to restdents of Metgs County only or members of Metgs County Garden Clubs The membershtp t eke! ts the entry fee and thts ts not reqwred for JUmors under 12 years of age Discussed at the meeting was the posstblhly of askmg for parking spaces for exhtbttors so as to avotd havtng to carry large arrangements long distances II was also dectded that the Me1gs County Far Board will be asked to cons1der estabhshmg an entry fee for the club rather than the n dtvtdual It has been felt that the membershtp ttcket lee reqUired for all adul t exhlb1 tors has been a deterrent to so me club members Mrs Lew s outhned the rtbbon and prem um I st Premiums wtll he awarded to blue red and whtte rtbbon wmners She further reported that she wtll be ava lable at the se cretary s of!tce on the fairgrounds from Aug 6-10 to handle entr1es Exhtbttors are asked to prepare entry blanks n the r own handwriting and file them at the secretary s office not later than 4 p m on Thursday Aug 10 No changes will be made tn entr es after lhat lime Mrs Lewts em phastzed It was also announced that Mrs Gtlbert Cullen of Mamtta an accredtted judge a m f r s and second Sundays o s x h g ade 6 30 tor 1un or P o mer oy Harr so v e pas or Norman C W I sup of each m onth h d a ~ d four h and sen o h gh s uden s Road Kenne h Ebe Is pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m Rev Leroy Dav s m n ste Sundays each month worsh p CHURCH OF CHRIST Paul Me E roy Sunday School Wu sh p se v ce 10 30 a m Morn ng prayer and se mon se v ce at 7 30 p m Wednesday M ddlepor 5 h and Ma n Sup Sunday Sch ool 9 30 a m Chr s an Endeav o Sunday 0 JOa m Ho y commun on and ev ngs a 7 30 P ayer and Raul n M oye pas or M chael m o n ng w o sh p and com even ng sermon f rs Sundays 0 30 B en be S udy Gerla ch Sunday Schoo sup 0 30 a m Sunday mun on CHURCH a m Chu ch sc hool k n FIRST SOUTHERN BAP 8 b e Schoo 9 30 a m mo even ng youlh Ch s an en OFREORGANIZED JESUS CHRIST OF LAT derga en hrough e gh h TIST 282 Mulbe y Ave n ng wo s h p 0 30 a m deavo 6 30 Worsh p serv ces TER DAY SAINTS Portland grade 10 30 a m oy all I a ed w h S B C even ng wo sh p 7 30 p m Sunday 7 30 p m Wednesday Rae ne Road Ra ph John son POMEROY CHURCH OF Pome he Rev F ed H I pastor p aye se v ce 7 p m Wed even ng prayer mee 119 and pas o He berl Wh le Sunday CHRIST Mr Hoy A len J Sunday Sch oo 9 30 a m nesday 8 ble s udy 7 30 p. m School 0 rec o Sunday Schoo pas or B be Schoo 9 30 a m mo n ng wo sh p 0 30 a m CHURCH OF THE ST JOHN LUTHERAN 9 30 a m Morn ng worship wo ship 0 30 adu worsh p tun o soc e y 6 30 am NYPS NAZARENE - M ddlepo P ne Grove he Rev A hu service and young peoples 6 45 p m Sunday evangel 0 30 am Sunday even ng s c Rev Aud y M ler pa s o Combs pas or Sunday sch oo meet ng bo h 7 30 p m Sunday mee ng 7 30 p m Praye serv ce 7 p m Wedne sday Fl oyd Ca son sup Sunday 9 30 a m chu ch s~ v ces even ng p aye serv ces 7 30 Wednesday comb ned 8 be Wednesday 7 30 p m sch oo 9 30 a m Mo n ng o 30 am s udy and p ayer mee ng 7 30 mee ng MIDDLEPORT pm 1un o wo r sh p 0 30 a m pm BRADBURY CHURCH OF BETHLEHEM BAPTIST MT MORIAH BAPTIST soc e y 6 30 p m NYPS 6 45 CHRIST B ble Schoo 9 30 G ea Bend Char es Norr s THE SALVATION ARMY - Corn er Four h and Man p m Sunday evangel s c Envoy RayS W n ng off ce n m mo n ng wo sh p 10 30 pa s or Wo sh p serv ce 9 30 M ddleporl Rev Henry L Key mee ng 7 30 p m Prayer a~ m S undr~y even ng Wor sh p a m Sunday Sch oo 10 30 a m cha ge Sunday 0 a m J pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Serv ce 7 30 pm cho Holiness mee ng 0 30 a m a CARLETON CHURCH m Arn o d R chards sup! p acl ce Sunday and Wed Sunday Schoo Voung Peopl e s K ngsbu y Road Sunday n ng w or sh p 10 30 a m MEIGS nesday p m praye meet ng School 9 30 a m Ralph Car Leg on 7 p m Thu sday I to 3 M oJEHOVAH S WITNESSESCOOPERATIVE and 8 bl e s ud y Wedn esday 30 sup p m Lad es Home League 7 Wo sh p serv ce 0 30 La y Ca nahan p es d ng PARISH p n a m and 7 JO p m alterna e y p m Prep c asses B b e ec u e THE UNITED ANTIQUII Y ~~PTIST - P ayer mee ng Wednesday SACRED HEART Rev 9m30n saem Sunday Wa ch ower s udy METHODIST CHURCH Rev Free and Nor s pas o Father Be nard Kra cov c 7 30 p m Rev Jay S I es 30 a m Tu esda y 8 b e Robert R Card pastor Phone 992 28 25 s10udy Sunday sch oo 10 a m church pa s or 7 30 p m Thu sday Rev Stanten Sm th Sa urday even ng Mass 7 30 se v c e 7 p m Wednesday OLD DEXTER m n s 7 30 p m CHESTER Worshp 9 5 8 ble s udy 7 p m p m Sunday Mass 8 and 10 service ymeeschoo CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ng 8 30 p m a m Church School 10 a m a m Confess ons Sa urday 7 BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE Rev W Ia d Dulche MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ~ ENTERPRISE- Worsh p 9 M ne sv e J A McWa e s pa s or Mrs Wo ley F an c s 7 30 p m Chr st 1n Chr st1an Un1on am Church Schoo 10 a m pas o Sunday Schoo 0 a m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lawrence Sunday School Supl Sunday Maney pastor M s FLATWOODS - Wo sh p I mo n ng w ar h p I a m - Rober Kuhn pas o WI am Schoo 9 45 a m Chu ch Se Ru sse Young Sunday School a m Chu ch School 10 a m T a n ng Un on 6 30 p m ~ .ot son Sunday school sup v ces f r s and lh rd Sundays Sup Sunday Schoo 9 30 a m POMEROY- Wo sh p 0 30 e ven ng wo sh p 7 30 p m f ol ow ng Sunday School Su n c~ay sc hool 9 30 am BYF Even ng w or sh p 7 30 Wed am Church School 9 15 a m 6 pm B ble study Wed P ayer mee ng Wedne sday Second and fourlh Sa urday 30 UMYF 6 30 p m nesday 7 p m cho p act ce nesday praye mee g 7 30 p m even ngs 8 p m se v ces GRACE EPISCOPAL - Wednesday 8 30 p m Fairview By Mrs Herbert Roush Mrs Erma Jane Stepp and two children of Kentucky VIS Ited Mr and Mrs Albert Blackwell and Fred Older and Mrs Mary Donohue and Mrs Rose Backus Fred Older was returned to hts home Sunday from Holzer Medtcal Center Mr and Mrs Bob Lawson ~nd family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson Mr and Mrs Charles Lawson spent Fr1day even ng Nlth Mr and Mrs D amond c.awson a>Mt Monah Mr and Mrs Ronald Russell md d,ughter Mandy of Wolf >en Mr and Mrs Gary ll1lford and daughter Ahsa of :!acme Mrs Herbert Roush l!rs Iva Orr Mrs Edna Durst If PI Pleasanl Mrs Dorsa 'arsons called on Mr and Mrs lussell Roush and famtly >unday Mr and Mrs Gerald Wells md children Mandy and Amy yraruse Mrs Carroll Wht te nd children Darla Deanna Cetth and Kevm spent Sunday vltb Mr and Mrs Don Hupp nd sons Davtd Sayre was at olumbus Monday to consult ts doctor Mr and Mrs Dean Sayre of ~1ddletown Pa arr1 ved unday for a vtstt w1th thetr arents Mr and Mrs Herbert oayre and son David Other uests of the Sayres were Mr nd Mrs Gene Sayre of ;.anauga and Danny Sayre of olumbus Mrs Hazel Mitchell of olumbus Mrs Focte Hayman nd Mrs Bertha Robmson 181 ted thetr sister Mr and 1rs Faud Haught at arkersburg Monday thro1 gh Vednesday Ketth Hayman 181 ted hts Sisler Mr and Mrs tobert Hart at Racme whtle IS mother was m Pakersburg Mrs Edna Durst of Pt leasant spent the weekend tth Mrs Dorsa Parsons and b's Bertha Robmson and ailed on other relaltves and rlends Spending Thursday even ng 1th Mrs Bertha Robmson and tsler Mrs Hazel Mttchell a'!d nJoying homemade 1ce cream •ere Mr and Mrs Herbert h1elds Mrs Foc1e Hayman nd son Ketth Mrs Jack ;argent and Bnce Hart of \a cine Mr ~nd Mrs Thomas iayman of Syracuse called on ~rs Nora Gorham and son arl Sunday pm Kingsbury ROCK SPRINGS Wo sh p RACINE FIRST CHURCH LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN OF THE NAZARENE - - Mr Robe I Wya pastor UMYF 6 30 p m Sunday Sch oo 9 30 a m Sunday School sup Ronald MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Morn ng Wo sh p 0 30 a m Osbo ne 8 b e School 9 30 Rev Robert Bumgarner Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m a m preach ng 10 45 a m HEATH We sh p 0 30 Wednesday Sunday Sch oo Even ng serv ces 7 30 p m a n Chu ch Schoo 9 30 a m Super n enden Pau ne Me HYSELL RUN FREE UMYF 7 p m C n ck pas o Rev Mo s METHODIST Cec Wse RUTLAND - Wo sh p 9 5 M Wo e Pa s or Sunday Schoo 9 30 an Chu ch Schoo 0 a m RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - am Mornngwoshp 030 UMYF 7 p m Char es Nor s pa s o Sunday am Young Peep e s se v ce SALEM CENTER- Wo sh p Schoo 9 JO a m Mo n ng 6 45 p m Evang e s c se v ce 9 a m Chu ch School 10 a m wo sh p 0 45 a m Sunday 7 30 p m Praye mee ng UMYF Thursday 7 p m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Thur sday 7 30 p m SYRACUSE CLUSTER Wedn es da y ev en ng B b e FREEDOM GOSPEL Rev Forrest R Conley S ud y 7 30 p m MISSION - Bad Knobs !l ev ASBURY Wo sh pI am DANVILLE WESLEYAN L R G uesen camp pas o Chu ch School9 50 a m WSCS Rev Law enc e Su v an S Sunday Roger W f ed s Tuesday pas o Sunday Schoo 9 30 Schoo Sup Sunda y Schoo FOREST RUN - Wo sh p 9 a m y ou h and 1un o youth 9 30 a m Sunday even ng a m Chu ch School 10 a m sev ce 045 pm evenng wo sh p 7 30 Praye mee ng WSCS 3 d Wednesda y 7 30 wo sh p 7 30 p m p ayer and Tu esday 7 30 p m Ern est pm p a se Wedne sday 7 30 p m Dee e c ass leader You h MINERSVILLE - We sh p SILVER RUN FREE BAP Mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m 0 a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m TIST Rev Howa d K mble Ernes Dee er eade WSCS 3 d Monday 7 30 p m pas o Sunday sc ho 0a m MT HERMON UNITED SYRACUSE Wo sh p B Hen y Da v s sup e en ng BRETHREN CHURCH IN an Chu ch School 9 a m o 7 JO p m P a ye s CHRIST- Rev Robe I Shook P aye and B be S udy mee ng Thu day 7 30 p m pa s o Sunday Schoo 9 30 Wednesday 7 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF a m Roy Pooler sup Alf ed SOUTHERN CLUSTER GOD - Rev James Sa e f e d Wo fe ass sup m o n ng Rev W Dale McClurg pa s or Sunday 5choo 9 30 w o sh p 1 a m ev en ng 0a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m The Carleton Churrh has been havmg revl\al the past v eek w th Rev John Lamer as gues t evangeliSt Mr and Mrs Ro~er Young and son Westley enterta ned wtth a cookout recently at thetr home w th Mr and Mrs Wayne Beat lmda Beat and Russell Well Demse Hendr ck and Roger Dtxon and Karla Beal attendmg Mr and Mrs N ck Perk ns and famtly are vts tmg w th her stsler Mrs Colloe Hudson for a short lime Mr and Mrs Nev Wh te have as v sttors Btlly Glenda and Carol Benf eld of El zabeth Tenn Rodney Paul Hamson spent a .. eek w1th hts grandmother Rev Frank Cheesebrew Rev Martha Ann Matlner Mrs Olen Hamson and at BETHANY I Dorcas I tended Bible School Wo sh p 9 30 a m Chur ch Mr and Mrs Vtrg I Carl and Sc hool 0 30 a m CARMEL Wo sh p I fam ly had as recent v1s1tors a m 1s and 3 Mr and Mrs Roy Howard and Chu ch Sc hool 0 ad mSundays the r meces of Gr ove C I] APPLE GROVE Wo sh p Mrs Fayre Pratt spent a 7 30 p m ch u ch schoo 9 30 m d we ek ser v ce week here and attended nv val a m Wednesday B p m se v ces w1th Mrs Olen EAST LETART - Wo sh p Harr son Also vts t ng Oa m f s and h rd Sundays fhursday were Bermce Rtffle 9 a m second and tau h Sunday s chu ch school ~ a m and Matthew Rt!fle f s and h d Sundays 10 a m Mtss Lmda Beal spent a se ond and fou h Sundays we ekend w th frt ends 111 M d week se v ce Wednesday m Mans! eld She s attend ng 8 pGREAT BEND - Worsh pI summer classes at OU where a m 2nd and 4 h Sundays Chur ch School 0 a m she s on the Dean s I st FALLS - Wo sh p Mtss Mary Lou K ng a 10 LETART a m Chu ch Schoo 9 a m student at Mt Vernon MORNING STAR - Wo sh p Nazarene College was home 9 30 a m Chu ch Schoo 0 30 m M d Week Serv ce over the weekend to v s t her aWedn esday 8 p m parents Mr and Mrs V rgil MORSE CHAPEL- Wo sh p I a m ~ and 3 d Sundays Kng Chur ch School 0am Mr and Mrs Roger Young PORTLAND - Wo sh p 7 30 and Wesley Mr and Mrs John p m Church School 9 30 a m Pedras and Mary spent a SUTTON - Woshp 1 am 2nd and 4 h Sundays Church weeks vaca!ton m Johnstown School 10 a m Pa WESLEYAN I Rae nel Rtchard Dean who ts a Wor sh p 1 a m Chu ch swnmer student at Asbury S hool 0 a m fo al churches of he College at Wtlmore Ky spent SouUMYF hern Clus e 7 30 p m the weekend at the home of h s each Sunday a the Youth parents Mr and Mrs John Cen e (Oa k Grove Road I NORTHEAST CLUSTER Dean and John Walter Other Rev Jacob Lehman vtsttors were Mr and Mrs Rev Standley Brandum JOPPA - Worsh p 0 a m Paul Paynter of Carpenter Chu ch Schoo 9 a m Praye Mr and Mrs Gerald Gtlkey Mee ng Wednesday 8 p m and famtly of Athens Mr and LONG BOTTOM - Church Mrs Kenneth Markms of sc v ces 9 am Sunday Schoo 45 a m B b e s udy eve y Racme Robert Reed of Nor 9Thu sday , 7 30 p m folk Va where he ts statiOned NORTH BETHEL - Worsh p m the Navy and Mrs Anna a m Chu ch School 10 a m ALFRED Sunday school Mae Terrell and Juamta and 9 45 a m each Sunday An ta Watkms of Chester p each ng_ a 11 am each Sunday School at the Sunday P ayer meet ng 7 45 Carl eton Church was well p n Wednesday WSCS 8 p m h rd Tuesday ea ch man h attended Sunday mormng wtth onREEDSVILLE - Sunday worshtp serv ce followmg wtth school 9 30 p each ng 7 30 Rev John Lamer the guest p m Sunday praye meet ng p m Tuesday WSCS 7 30 speaker A basket dmner .. as 7 30 s Thursday each man h held at noon tn the church SILVER RIDGE - Wersh p basement wtth a smg and 10 a m Church Schoo 9 a m TUPPERS PLAINS pratse serv ce at 2 Sunday Worsh p 9 a m Church School afternoon 10 am KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST a m w o sh p ser v ce am e en ng se v ce 7 p ay er se v ce and you h ser v ce Th u sda y 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Home St ephens pas o 9 30 a m Sunday Scho o morn ng w or sh p 0 30 a m Robe Bobo Sunday sch oo sup Sunday even ng se v ice 7 30 Youth mee ng Monday 7 p m M d week se v ce nesday 7 30 p m serm on 7 30 p m al ernat na each Sunda y Cla ss m ee t ng 1 a m al e na ng ~ unday m o n ng s Alfred W o fe WHITES 6 se v ~e Sunda y p ayer 7 30 p m M d week mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m SWISHER & LOHSE Rexall Drugs We F II A I Doctors Prescr pitons 992 -2955 Pomeroy ROYAl OAK PARK RUTLAND RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Rev M ss on.uy meet ng Samue Jackson second pa s o Sunday School 10 a m Wedne day 7 30 p m M s Ger ude Bu ler sup Pray e Serv ce I 30 p m UNITED FAITH NON DENOMINATIONAL - Rev prea ch ng serv ce 2 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF Robert Smi h pa stor Sunday CHRIST- Sunday school 9 30 sc hoo 9 30 a m class eade V H Bra ey supl Leo H I worsh p se v ce 10 30 a m am church 7 30 p m prayer commun on and devot ons 10 JO a m Regular board meet ng Wednesday mee ng 7 30 th rd Sa urday EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST- Eldon R Blake each man h THE RUTLAND COM pas or Sunday School 10 a m CHURCH - Rev Winne Ho singer supl Mor MUNITY R chard Dub be d pas o n ng sermon 11 a m Even ng 9 30 a m Worsh p School se v ce Chr 5 an Endeavor serv ce a m Wednesday 7 30 p m Mrs Lydo Cheva er pres den Song se v ce sermon 8 20 M d Week p mee ng Wednesday 7 30 Mrs Mar e Ho s nge leader and aye pm cla ss L oyd 0 Gr mm Jr pastor ~ool 9 30 a m POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday Mo n ng worsh p 10 30 a m CHURCH Har sonv lie Young peoples serv ce 6 45 Road Rev Roy lay or pas or m Evange st ~ 5erv ces Henry Eb In Sunday School p7 30 p m Wednesday ev en ng ,)Up ::,unday Schoo 9 30 a m even ng worsh p 7 30 p m P ayer and pra se serv ce Thu sday 7 JO p m COMMUNITY CHURCH Dex er Worsh p sen ces Geo ge Cas o pastor Sunday 9 30 even ng worship and Sunday 7 30 School 30 Thursday even ng praye r serv ce 7 30 p m Saturday om HEMLOCK GROVE MASON FIRST BAPTIST CHRISTIAN - David ~tautter Second and Pomeroy Sis Stan pas or S anfo d Slockton supl C a g pastor Sunday school M o n n11 wor sh p 9 30 a m 9 45 a m wo sh p service 11 church sc hoo 0 30 a m am young peoples mee ng 6 )() even ng anngunon630pm wo sh p serv ce 7 30 pm evening wo sh p 1 30 m M d week prayer serv ce B ble s udy Wednesday 7 39 pWP.dnesdav 7 30 p m pm MT UNION BAPTIST FAIJIVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Rev Cec I Cox pas or Sunday - Letar Route I he Rev Stan school sup Joe Sayre Sunday Craig pas or Sunday school school 9 45 a m Sunday 9 30 • m p ayer and Bible even ng wor sh p 7 30 Wed· s udy 7 30 p m Co age praye r nesday p ayer and B ble study serv ce Tuesday GAULS MARKET Chester Ohto . BOGGS EQUIPMENT Bakers of Good Bread Huntmgton W Va Sales Al11s Chalmers Serv1ce Farm lndustrtal Lawn Garden Tuppers Pia ns 667 3435 RACINE FOOD MARKET DICK'S GROCERY Phone 992 3284 Ohto s Oldest Dodge Dealet M ddleport Oh1o . AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO M&R FOODLINER WARD CARPET LAND, INC. CATALOGUE STORE Mr and Mrs Charles R Sheets 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992-3001 ' 7 • Wa I to Wa I Ca pet Specla ls1s 116 W Mam Ph 992 7590 Free Eslimates . Gu~ranteed lnstallallon ·. P J PAULEY, AGENT SADIE'S MARKET 10 am SOMEWHERE OVER the Atlantic'" muJ..air Mrs Hackett returnmg from Europe and her daughter Melanie travehng to Europe wltb the Ohio State Youth Choir passed each other Jo Ellen Diehl and Wayne Well are also In the Youth ChOir which left Monday nlghtfrom Culumbus The group of 140 young people and their chaperones flew directly to London and presented lhetr first concert Wednesday at Swanea Wak The trip includes not only numerous concerts but also tours of the many cities tlley will viSit Before departure at the Columbus Airport they sang for the huge crowd on hand to see tbem off On the agenda for the choU" are visits to Brussels Belgtum where they will smg at the Grande Palace Pans for several converts versailles lilenfe Switzerland and Ltsbon Portugal for a performance at the Winter Gardens They will return on 0 B A ANTHONY PLUMB NGand HEATING 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992 3!-50 M ddleport Oh o MONTG~MERY (Former y Domlgansl New Owner - 0 ck Sargenl Old U S 33 Ph 992 7735 Stop In and See Us R H RAWLINGS SONS CO M1ddleporf Meats and Grocenes Syracuse 992 3986 Nat onw de Insurance Co of Columbus 0 307 Sprmg Ave Ph . 992 2318 Pomeroy 24 July RIDENOUR SUPPLY SEARS Furn lure and Appliances Ph 985 3308 Chesler, 0 Authorized Catalog Merchant Louis W Osborne 220 E MBI~ Pomeroy Ph. m 2178 Attend the Church of Your Cho ce BEN FRANKLIN STORE Pomeroy Ph 992 3496 MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE Church and Office Supplies Gifts 992 2641 Middleport NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE F J WALLACE, JEWELERS 100 Years tn Pomeroy Kermtt Walton Bulova Watches Sales & Serv1ce 186 N Second . 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By Charlene Hoeflich Ben and MaXllle Plulson Betty Fultz Frances Smart Phyll s Hackett and Jarus Sclunoll are settling mto the r old routines after a dehghUul three weeks tourmg Europe tn an a1r condttioned luxury motor coach For everyone but Phyllts lhe trtp was a first Phyllis had accompanied a group of students to Europe last surruner The six from here were a part of an AmeriCan tour ng group of 43 They boarded the bus at Amsterdam and from there went on to Gennany VISI!mg Heidelberg a cathedral at Cologne and drtving through the Black Forest Into Swttzerland where they stayed high in the Alps near Lake Lucem While there they at tended a Swiss folk lore show with all the tradttional nstruments mus1c and costwnlng and then went on to Inssbrook Austria At Veruce the group took a gondola nde on the canals and of course loured the city as they did all of the crties they v1stted usmg local guides There were VISits to the fabulous art gallenes and cathedrals In Florence and In Rome the Protestant and Catholic alike were thrilled to have an audience with the Pope on the anniversary of his coronation They drove down to Naples and from there went by boat to the beautiful Isle of Caprt for a full day of stghtseemg Their schedule also mcluded vtstts to P1sa Milan and Genoa From there the tour took them to Parts dr1vmg across the French countryside mto tile city where they stayed at a plush plush hotel And tllen 11 was on to lAndon w1th highlights of v1s1ts to the homes of Shakespeare and Ann Hathaway at Stratford and two plays the Three PeMy Opera and the new mus1cal version of Gone w1tb the Wind It was back through Belgtum and on to the Netherlands and Amsterdam where tlley hoarded the plane for home With the SIX gomg from here were Mrs Fultz mother Mrs Helen Sinn Convoy and two other relatives Mrs Estle Smn and Mrs Nelle Rose Hartwtck of Paulding and Paula Johnston of Mansfield M ddleport Oh o THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO MASON COUNTY THE HILAND CHAPEL ~Corner MARK V STORE Bakers of Hot sum Bread Middleport Ohto The Store W th A Heart Ph 949 3342 Rae me servce730pm ~ Ph. 992- 3865 Fam ly Recreal on Sw mm ng Campmg HEINER'S BAKERY RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Pomeroy . OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO Pomeroy Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System p ayer meel ng 7 30 p m Sunday n gh worsh p 7 30 30 p m wo.-sh p se v ce Fr day 7 30 TUPPERS PLAINS pm CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH OF Eugene Underwood pastor CHRIST- Loren T Stephens Sundays ol mon h by C flo d Hpwa rd Cadwell J Sunday m n s er Worsh p 0 a m Smh930am School Sup I Sunday School B ble sludy 1 15 a m even ng HOBSON CHRISTIAN 9 30 a m M o n ng sermon worsh p 1 30 p m M d week UN ION - Darrel Ooddr I 10 30 a m Sunday e ~o~ e n ng se v ce Wednesday, 7 30 p m paso Sunday Schoo 9 )() se v ce 7 o m MASON ASSEMBLY OF a m Leonard Gilmore f rsl LETART FA~LS UNITED GOO - Second S Mason W elder even ng serv ce 7 30 BRETHREN Rev Robe I Va Chester Tennant paslo p m Wednesday prayer Shook pastor He sche Norr s Sunday school 10 a m mor mee ng 7 JO p m sup Sunday schoo 9 30 a m n ng worsh p 1 am MT MORIAH CHURCH OF morn ng sermon 10 30 a m evange s c serv ce 7 30 p m GOD - Rae ne Rou e 2 The even ng sermon 1 30 alter B be 5 udy and p aye serv ce Rev Cha les Hand pas r na ng each Sunday Prayer Wednesday 7 30 p n Phon Sunday Schoo 9 45 a m service Wednesday 7 30 P m 773 5133 morn ng worsh p 1 a m P ayer mee ng 7 30 P m HARTFORD CHURCH OF Even ng serv ces Thue sday a e na ng Sundays CHRIST n Chr s an Un on and Fr day 7 30 CHESHIRE CHURCH OF Rev 0 Del Maney pas o BEARWALLOW RIDGE SOD OF PROPHECY 0 P Sunday school 9 30 a m Roge CHURCH OF CHRIST - Dav d Sm h pas or Sunday School Manley sup even ng serv cer Jewe I paso B be study 9 30 0 a m Ar hur Henson Supl 7 30 Wednesday evening a m m om ng w orsh p 0 30 Morn ng Worsh P I a m p ayer mee ng 7 30 p m even ng w o sh p 6 30 p m Young Peoples service 7 P m Sunday evening youth se v ce Wednesday 8 b e s udy 7 30 Even ng se v ce 7 30 P m 6 45 w h Macy Lou Car er p n Wednesday Mtd Week Prayer eader No Tuesctay serv ce Hobar Newe I supt Serv ces weeki y 9 30 a m on Sunday Prea c h ng t rst and h rd Rev Stan Cratg Pastor ' 30 p m THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO 296 W. Second will be JUdg ng both shows Happmess Is ts the theme of both shows The clubs and the classes drawn are as follows Show 1- August 16 Class I Gomg to the Fa r nterpreltve Wtndtng Tratl Garden Club Class 2 Knowmg the Warmth of Frtendshtp ustng flowers m warm color W ld wood Garden Club Class 3 Betng Half of a Pa1r 1n two conta ners Mtddleport Garden Club Class 4 The Joy of Chr stmas any Chr stmas arrangement ma) m ~ lude dned preserved patnted or ghttered mater als or baubles obviOusly for Chrtslmas open for exh1b1t wtth each club asked to enter one arrangement Class 5 Rocktng a New Baby showing mot on Rutland Garden Club Class 6 Lwmg by Fatth sUitable for a church altar no ftgunne M ddleport Amateur Gardeners Class 7 Gett ng Home from Nam mterprehve Pomeroy Garden Club Show 2 - Aug 18 Class 51 Belong ng to a mterprettve Garden Club Rutland Fr endly Gardeners Class 52 Relaxmg m the Evemng usmg !lowers n cool color s Homestead Garden dub Class :;:) Havmg a Spare When You Get a Flat us ng two contamers Bend 0 the Rtver Class 54 Counting Your Blessmgs a ThanksgiVIng arrangement us ng fru l3 and or vegetables Walk In Garden Club Class 55 Keepmg Busy show tog mot on Chester Garden Club Class 56 Gomg to Church vtlh the Famtly wtth a rehg10us aura but suttable for the home Rose Garden Club Class 57 Recalhng the Good Old Da ys tndud ng weathered or drtllwood and so me dr ed rna ter a! Star Garden Club IComm1tnity Member of the B1g 3 General Merchand <e Tuppers Plams Ph. 667-3280 We Sponsor Jesus CHAPEL heAme 1 Bb eSocety LODWICK'S MARKET FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Buckley pres den Praye mee ng Wednesday 7 30 p m Board meet ng t s Monday eac h m on h 7 30 p m Coo v e R 0 Rev Roy Deete paso Sunday schoo 9 30 La m o e pa s or Bob Moo e a m worsh p se v ce 0 30 Sunday Schoo Sup Sunday a m B be study and praye School cla sses fo al ages 9 30 se v ce Wednesday 7 30 p m am m orn ng wo sh p 10 45 NYPS Sunday Tratler Rentals and Suppltes St Rl 7 Chester Oh o ayleade r Chr sf an Endeavor 7 30 p m Sunday Rage e t K otdb Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN Wed SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZAR !ONE - Rev M C evange s c s p Homemakers ' Canmng Aids --~ ~ MRS EDISON HOLLON of the Wildwood Garden Club and Mrs Maxme Hart of the Walk In Garden Club seated Ito r draw the classes for the r clubs m the arttsllc arrangements of the annual Me1gs County Fatr Flower Shows from Mrs Margaret Ella Lewts supermten len of the shows • Patio Dinner Precedes Meeting Of Garden Club Members CHESTER Ad nn et o t e pal o atthe home o!M rs 1\ ya Chad\\ ell preceded he mee tmg o! Chestc r Ga den Club Wednesda y even ng Club n e nbet s and ~ uests \\ere sea led at ta bl es overlooktng the rock ga rd en and nterest ng plan I ngs on th e Cl ad veil Ia vn A ) ella orange and wh te color schen e \las ca ed out n the table appo ntments Mrs Da v I Cl a I el ass tsted vtlh the se rv ng Mrs Eat I Dean p estded a he busmess meettng when a tl •nk vou note from th e P ne Grove Pals 4 H Club vas read thank ng the club !or seeds provtded them for the r gar den ng prOJect Mrs Donald Mora w II represenl tl e club on WMPO Aug 7 a 9 a m when Mrs Mat garet Ella Lew s 11 II appear wt th her to d sc uss the Met gs County FaLr !lowe show Mrs Mora and M s Roy M ller repor ted on " ar k done on the club pla nt ngs al Eas te n Local Htgl Sci oo and lhr Ches trr Ce metery M s R chard Barton and Mrs Roy Holter \\til be m charge of the sun shme work July Mrs Purle y Karr repor ted on sun shme work for June Mrs Red Young co chatrman of the Regatta fl owe show noted that the Chester Club provtded 18 exh bt ts Mrs Oris G nther won one blue one yellow and one wht te and Mrs Barton won a blue a d a red al on sp r ens ex h b t n ~ for I e club we e M s C adwe ll M s Hon e Holler Mt s Ea Ingels J an I Mrs Young II c prog t an th en e An r 1 a tl e Be t !ul v; as e 1 pi as ze d n he rol all lio I Sl uw My Palnot sn ansv; e ed b 22 me nbe rs a d g es L• Mt s Mat In You g Cu oa Fla Mrs Da d Cl advo el and M s Kat K ter :::1 ne 1 embe De o ons M) Coun r T s o! Tl ee b) M s Barton n u led s r ptu re fron Matti c l a p er !or peace per ms by Helen Ste ner Rt ce and a pape n ou Arn e ca n her !age Do You Kn o v An !o 1 at ve pape r on tec hn qu es of ct r, ng vas prese n ed by M s Roget Gaul Mr B K Rtdenour gave a Jen onstr at on cr ea t ng an ass arran gemen t of glor osa da s es but tc r!lv v. eed day II es and fern The qu z on A desse rt course wa s se rved at the close of the mee t ng u McKtnneys llOSt ... Famtly Cookout Gather zn New Haven NEW HAVEN W Va - The annual Roush reumon was held July 2 at Umon Camp Grounds here w1th 76 attendmg It w 11 he on the ftrst Sunday m July next year James C Roush was elected prestdenl Detner Roush Jr vtce-prestdent Mrs Jeannette Duffy secretary and Mrs Gertrude Roush treasurer Prtzes were awarded to Delma Halley the oldest Mtcheal Allen Sellers the youngesl Mr and Mrs Frank lm Imboden the most children and to Mr and Mrs Edw n Roush Manon Oh o travel ng the farthest A cotrumttee was named to organtze games for next year s reuruon They were Mrs Jo Ellen Roush Mrs Ltnda Hudson and Mrs Betty Russell Attendmg were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Roush Ravens wood Mrs Betty Russell and Tammy Columbus Mr and Mrs Edwm Roush Ed and Brtan Marlon Mrs Delma Halley Mrs Robert Halley Amy and Stephen Cheshire Mr and Mrs Jack Miller and .f. • salad Fot a one dtsh tnt a etvcd wtth 1oils muelv t NEA Food Editor 1hc head In quattets A salad 101 seafood love s I( ~HER!, WEIJ! ~ S is pe1 feet for lazy day co~k ..NEI' I UNE mg durmg summet months Start wtth wedges of westet n 1 small head western Iceberg lettuce Iceberg lettuce pnd smothm (6 oz 1 can minced 1 r with a thick creamy clam clams chopped toppmg Although the dress t teaspoon cornstarch tng 1s cooked ftrs1 chill 11 the lettuce and It nlate~ to >4 teaspoon salt insure a n 1pp 1 mchy '' cup daln sour "'ant lly AILEEN CLAIRf Kar as won b] Mrs Ea I Deon and M s Donald Mora Ne v n e 1bers Mrs Gaul M s Go don and Mrs Ingels JUdged 1he !lowers brought by membe s award g nbbons to M s R denour Mrs Homer Ho ler and Mrs Hoy Mtller for arrangements and spec1men awards to Mrs Karr lash on rose Mrs G nther Peruv an daffod I Mrs Ingels pasSion fl o" er and M s Barton regal lly and !lor bunda rose A famtly eookoul was held Sunday a ftet noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Darrell L McK nney and son J erry Davtd at Shade Route I Attend g .. ere Mr and Mrs Bu well S McK nne) and Robe t Betz M ddleport Mr RIRTHDAY OBSERVED A1ar y " as old Wedn esdav and Mrs San uel E McKmney bv M and Mrs Ar and K ng and I tid e Gene Gregg tn obse" an e of t1 e tl rd Cmdy and Scotty Mr and Mrs b t dav an versa t l of thetr W II an McK nne y and so M chi A tt am e n~ ne ca ke cltldren B lly Jeff Anna cpl ca was se rv ed \\t th ce Chn s and John Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Ernes t Rtchmond and cr ea 1 Gu ests y,ere M1 and son Mt cha el Heath Mtd Mrs Ton) Fowler Mr and Mrs Cia ence Ktng Marsha dl eport C nd y Faulk and Wh !la tch Jr Be th Kmg Mark Fowler a d Har ey Pomeroy M ke Rowe Manetta Ka en Ga t es of I orseshoes Mo r s se nI a gtft m n ature golf and a ftshmg derby were d vers ons of the afternOQn In the derby ftrsl place went lo John McKmney who caught a 7:Y, mch bluegill Joey lAgan Ohio Mr and and second place to his Mrs Paul Johnson Athens brother Chrts w th a seven Mr BtUy Roush and Mrs nch bluegill Scott McKmney Mabel Ohver Kanauga Mr hooked a bass wetghmg ap and Mrs Detner Roush Jr proximately seven pounds two Beverly and Donald Chiton m nutes before the derby Mrs Helen Johnson Diana ended but tl broke the lme An g1e Ttna and Sherry about 10 fee t from shore He Mason Mr and Mrs Curtis was gtven a consolalton prtze Roush and SylVIa Mrs Cberyl Staats and Robert Scott Mrs Joyce Sellers and M1cheal Mtddleport Mrs Frank Gnmm DeSiree K Ptke TO AWARD PINS Butch Taylor Mrs Thelma Pms wtll be presented to 25 Grueser Mr and Mrs Larry Hudson and U!n Melante Kay year members when Mid Mtstee Dawn and Rodney Allan dleport Lodge 363 F&AM Grueser Mrs Norma Baker meets m regular sesswn at 7 30 Rtcky Angte and Nancy Mrs p m Tuesday at the temple All Icy Miller Pomeroy Mr and Master Masons nvtted Mrs David Roush Pamela Jeff and Ricky HarUord Mr and Mrs Jack Duffy Jackie Eddie and DaVId Mrs Nettle Moore Mr and Mrs Franklin Imboden Melissa Debbie Teresa Kimberly and Tony Syracuse Mr and Mrs James Roush Bobby and Kim berly Letart w va Mr and Mrs Donaljl Roush and Darin Mmersvllle Ohto Mrs Marlene Lawson and Charlie Letart w va ., • 1blt spoons It mnn Jllu tables!~ nu chliJII>< d pi II !IIIII tabi!SJIOLIII th 11(1< d IJurslc' " It aspn m pepper Ilush rabusc 1M ppu sauce Cote tnse ad ll otot ghlv d a 1 let tote He! t ~ et at e t 1 I 1osalle plasttc I ag t 11 1 It t s1 I Ia 1 d I All I Il l Y n uf ad 1 h ate s wuu d not ag e w II M C H who obJects 1o the tze a d ub Je t ma tte I lh ma ny co nmemo at ve stamps ~ pressure canner s an absolute Ptano Pupzls Gzve Recital a 1d II e t I qum nt s 1all sa cepan and stt 11 co n tao ch a 11 sail Cook t 1 g tnt I rr xt b Is a tl II eke I gllly Cool St 1 SOli Cl ~Uil Jllll e tlo I abase Se ve I II I e smg Mak ~ l~m m Jl te 1at slev pep)>et covet an I chtll I wtll I 1 dam su v ngs Rockwell and m1ny olhtrs On Pu .. taw Rtam p S1z1 " ll v I Oil Y ( lt\MHt r furn Cf l on reg ar ssue stamps ke ~ ght ent I c howe a I fl ag es are always ava Ia I e at the os off ce 1 heels bookl ets an I co s f hey a e the u1 ven en s ze M s C R prefers I bel eve h ornmcmorat ves more than pay the way II e n mbe of sheets u plate h ocks that are p cha e I lo he 1 ese r v d un sed I us tage ta es d g UJ A ann ng plan helps you to lo 1 e 01 her se rv ces but so that ou 1oslal Ia lor your canmng effo ts lo 1 ) ret -.a de en t wage HI IH your family needs says Mrs Jenmfer Sheets Matgs Coun ty Ill AH IH All~ RS--1 do hope thts clears the a or a b t Extenston Agent Home e 1co rntng c >mmemurat(ve stamps On cheekmg Ruth s Economics To make a cann ng statement that she I cl e ed th ey paid tbetr own wa v I plan rev ew these questions lt >rncd !rum 1 knowledgeable post offtre o!hclal that y do Indeed make a profit II >wever he stressed the How often wtll you serve the tht fact thev "ere nut JUSt made for the profit and the sat canned food Daly Once a tsfaclton of collectors but have educattonal value as the v week Less often leach or mspirc the seeking of knowledge concerning our How large s your famtly hlst rv by children and tthers and are also grea t U S What quanttt] of each canned mf rmattunal tools when sent abroad on letters as the) food w II you need' A e ] Our portra1 pride n (Ur wn htstorv - POLLY !amtly s appet tes o ta stes DEA R PULLY- W en I com bed n y tlle g rl s ha r chang ng ' nl o p gta th e )a rn ur r bbon b w always sl ppcd off WI at left over canned food nt I I ! na ly found t he sol ut on Now 1 make se era I ur s w th a r bber band aro und the end o! t he ptgta I do you have on hand ' How mu ch dtd you actually use thts s tf 1t e r bbon through th e a I 01 and hen t e n a bow a usual - MARY LO L las year Where wtll you get the food Polly s Problem for canmng To make cannmg UEAR POLLY- W I nothballs pul n my ch na p acltcal you Aeed an nex ca bt et keep the st ve sh ny and pretty I hea rd penstve source o! fres h 1h s som ep ace and wond er f the s lve would be p od uce If you have a gard en safe fo r us ng w tho 1 ! est be ng was hed MR S R S se le t var ettes that are rcommended for canmng I! you don t have a garden are DE I\R POLLY My Pet Pee e s wtth the manu o her sources of low cost fadut e s o! thermos bottles It seem s to me that they co ld come up w lh one that had a large mouth and sold p oduce nearby ' at a reasonable pr ce so we could take leftover s lo work Does 1our famoly hav e for lunch and have them stay warm unt I nch t me spec al d1etary needs s I YDIA someone on a low sugar or low MEWSPAPEA [NTUPR SE ASSN sa t dtet Home canned foods can be prepared wtthout sugar You will receive a dollar if Polly uses your favorite homemaking Idea Pet Peeve Polly s Problem or solution or salt Do you have lhe necessary lo a problem Write Pollv In care of this newspaper c ann ng equ pment' Ren en ber - a steam must for canmng low ac d veg etables Does your !am ly hke home canned foods Whtch spec f c fru ts and vegetables does your famtly hke Do you have cool dr) stora ge space for canned foods If space ts hm ted use tt for canned foods you know your fa m ly wtll eat and enJ OY Your ftrst JO)l the day afte r ca nn ng s an Important one test t1 e seal W1th porcelatn I ned caps bp the Jar to test for leaks W th flat I ds tap the center o! the lid w th a spoon A rmgmg sound s produced If the contamer s sealed Or: press the center tf sealed the lid wtll not move wtlh pressure If the jar s unsealed use the contents at once Or repack he contents and reprocess Next remove and clean under screw bands If the band st cks cover t for a moment \li th a hot damp cloth to loosen Work carefully - don t damage the seal Wtpe the con tamers wash and store the bands Now label the conta ners wtth the contents and date o! processmg If you prepared more than one cannerful tn d1cate whtch batch on the label If spmlage does occur you can tell whoch jars were done together Your home canned foods deserve a good storage place Use a dry storage area Dampness can corrode cans and hds Such damage If severe enough could lead to spOilage The storage area should be cool Warmth or sunhght may cause a loss of eatmg quahty freezmg may REEDSVILLI\, - Ptano students of Mrs Ernest Wh tehead presented a recttal Tuesday evemng tn the Rtvervtew School Aud tortwn wtth fr ends and relatives of tl e puptls as mvtted guests ' Mtke Hall opened the program wtth the popular He Other selectwns by Mtke were Estrelhta and Cowboy and Hts llanJo Brenda Frecker played Music Box and Campbells are Commg followed by The Circus Horse and Long Long Ago by Paula L1fe Skip to My Lou and Arkansas Traveler by Debbte Sanders Tango Karen Strausbaugh T me and a duet Ttck Tock Polka by M1ss Strausbaugh and Mrs Wh tehead La Cumpars1ta by Ktm Reed Waltz of the Flowers (Tschatkowsky) by Teresa Carr a duet Weddmg of the Wmds Kay Balderson and Mrs Whitehead The Strolling Harp Player and Elfm Frohc (Lemont) by Susan Hannwn and Ballade (BOrgmuller) Narcissus (Nevm ) and Seattle by Dtana Benedum F1rst Arabesque (Debussy) and the Theme from Love Story were pre sen ted by a guest p1amst Jean Whttehead A sor al hour followed the program for the students and guests Punch and cooktes were served from a table covered wtth a green cloth wtth a ce nterptece of green and yellow carnal ons flanked by yellow tapers Mrs Whttehead \vas ass sled by her two daughters Jean and Jul Famtly Reunzon Held Recently LETART FAllS - The annual Van Meter reunion was held at the Letart Falls Commun1ty Hall Sunday Jun e 24 wtth a basket dmner at noon and the day spent soctally and taking pictures Attending were Mrs Erma Wtlson Mrs Laura Byers Rev and Mrs Dale Van Me ter and daughters of Sharon Mass Mrs Eun1e Brmker Mrs Betty Carlelon Mr and Mrs Roy Van Meter daughters Beck] and Me lame Mr and Mrs Charles Burrt and Bill Wtlson of Boltvar Dam Mr and Mrs Delber t Van Meter Columbus Mr and Mrs Paul Ervm Bashan Rd Mr and Mrs Don Bell Lew ts Van Meter Pee Wee Cochran Wayne Ervin Jennie White Eugene Ervm Debra and RETURNS HOME Angela Alvanche Mr and Mrs Mrs Paul Grueser Mid Jim Hunt Mr and r. rs Butch dleport has returned from Wtlson chtldren Ronald Cleveland w~ ere she spent Cheryl and Robm Kelly Van several days vtsltmg her son Meter Lorna Bell and Mrs m law and daughter Mr and Beverly Wtckllne and son Mrs Howard I Snyder Scott breakCanned the jarsfoods or damage the • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , seal are heavy so use strong well-supported shelves Choose an out-of the way place to protect your canned foods from acctdental breakage DO YOU NEED ANYTHING FOR YOUR STABLES? A thought for the day British clergyman Matthew Henry satd None is so blmd as tbose who wtll not see ZIGSAW PUZZLES ~~:!~~N~:~~a~~=~ Sunu In rormalwn Guidelines Offered in Questions c A Very Spec1al Salad 1 or Seajoo I lt ees b) Mrs Bar on and M s A so J•fU.I. V"!ii POINTt:HS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY IF WE OON1 HAVE IT - WE WILL TRY HARDER! 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Weather. Sports , · 6 : 30 NBC EveninQ News 7:00 De.mocratic Convention 7: 30 Romper Room Phil Donahue Show . Q>'?:::7"0 g....:.. 3· I c;co ........ :E~O::t:; 6 : 15 Farm Report . 6 : 25 Living Word 6 : 55 Rocky & Bullwirtkle 7. 00 r) - • :::!.J-r.n;-~ ,.,, 0 !i- •"- 7o30 8:30 8 : 00 9 : 00 9: 30 8,30 10:00 10:30 9:00 9 : 30 10:'00 10: 30 11:00 n ,JO 6 : 00 6, 00 6: 30 6:30 7:00 7 ~ 30 8:00 8' 30 9: 00 9 : 30 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10: 30 11 : 00 11: 30 12 : 00 12: 30 1:00 1: 30 2 : 00 2 : 30 3: 00 Bess Meyerson Truth or Consequences Dinah's Place Concentration Sale of the Century Hollywood Squares Jeopardy Who, What , Where News Three On A Match Days ot OJr Lives The Doctors Return to Peyton Plar~ 3:30 4: 00 Mr . Cartoon 4 : 30 Green Acres 5: 00 Wagon Train 5,30 6 : 00 News 6 : 30 NBC News 7o30 8: 00 7 : 00 Democratic 9: 3Q, Democratic •o,oo 10: 30 11 , 00 •News 11 , 30 Late Show 12:00 . 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WANT ADS DEADLINES Monday Oeadlme 9 a m Can.cellat•on - correct ons Wtll be accepted until 9 am for REGULATIONS TJ;l.Q- Publ•sher reserves JULY 8 - 10 Til 2 MUSIC BY FRIENDSHIP TRAIN the ngfit to ed 1l or retect any ads I •• • ~ i' ~ • t :• •• i deemed obtec t ona Tn e pub! sher wdl not be responSible for more than one mcorrect Whispering Pines Nite Club For Wanl Ad Serv tce 5 cen ts per Word one tnsertton M ntm\Jm Charge 75c ce nts per word thre e consecut ve nsert ons Rl 7 Pomeroy 0 IB cen ts per word S1X con secultve nserttons 25 Per Cent 0 scounf on patd REDUCE sa fe and fas t w1th ads and ads pa 1d w1th 1rf 10 days GoBese Table ts & E Vap CARD OF THANKS water p lls Nel son Drug & OBITUARY 6 29 30tp Sl 50 tor 50 word mtn mum Ea ch add !ftonal word 2c WILL CARE for pre sc hool BLIND ADS Addtltona l 25c Charge per ch1ldren m my home $3 a Adverttsemenl day phone 992 6187 OFFICE HOURS 7 1 6tc 8 30 am to 5 00 p m Datly s JO am to 12 00 Noon CLIFFS Shoe Repar Mod Saturday dleport w1ll be open fr om 112 noon to 5 p m unt1l further not ce Cl osed on Monda ys 776tc 12 In Memory IN LOV ING memory ol Roley S Manley who passed away 8 y AR 0 vears aqo July 7 1964 July 8th 527 North Second Two lovmg hands are restmg Ave M ddl~porl The vo1ce we loved s still 7 7 lie The Father who work ed so hard - -- - - -- -- - an Old beau fl fu l hil l Fash ioned Rev 1val Ju ly 6 One day the Shepherd looked thru July 16 at the Pomeroy over H1s floc k To ta ke the Lower Ltght Church Rt 143 1 t red and worn home to rest mile from Rout e 7 By Pa ss• Wlfh mercy He looked on H1 s Rev Dewey Kmg servan t Yes one tha t we Evangeli st Spec1al s1ngmg l oved the best Star ts each even ng at 7 30 p He had tot led and labor ed and of m Everyone welcome h1mself gave a part To each Pastor Rev Roy Taylor l •fe that touched h1s own 7 6 5tc The Lord m H s love prepared a place and gently ca lled h1m GUN SHOOT !lunday July 9 1 home p m Factory choked guns Then th e sll ver cord was only Second place shooter s loosened The golden bowl get free shot m next match was broken Assorted meats Racme Gun And the wa ter 1n l he c1stern Club 7 6 3tc emp ft ed dry In silence he sl tpped away To answer Yea Lord here GU NSHOOT also nfle matches am I - open s1tes only Forked Sadly mtssed by son Run Sportsman Club Su nda y Donald and fam1ly daughter Jul y 9 12 noon Nev a and fa mily 77 7 5 3tc lip SHOOT ING Matc h Saturday Found Jul y 8 at the Rae ne Planmg Mrll at 6 p m Factory choke guns only Assor ted meats Sponsored by th e Syracuse FE MALE eyeglasses above Racme Planmg M 1ll a long h1ghway Phone 992 2480 Fire Dept 7 6 31p Social Events By Mrs Franc1s Morris • .. • ,. • • The 91st "birthday anmversal') of Mr Ira Beegle was celebrated at h1s home on 5th Street June 25 w1lh a dmner Guests were h1s brother, Charley, age 89, and hiS Wife , Ann , Sisters, Mrs Clara Roush, 83, and Vera Beegle, age 76, Mr and Mrs Charles Beegle of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Kyle Slump of Akron Isa bel Simpson and Ethel Sarsons local Aflernoon callers were Mrs Marlha Lou Beegle and son, Bill, rural , Ma rlene FISher and children, Larry, Molhe and Amy, local , Mr and Mrs Ralph Sarsons, < Huntinglon W Va , Juamla and Brenda Justis, Pomeroy, Margarele Wolfe, rural Mrs Helen Banks Jeffersontown, Ky He rece1ved many g1fts and well w1shes and also a beautiful decorated b1rlhday cake g1ven by h1s Sisler, Vera Mrs Clara Roush amved home after spendmg lhe wmler m Akron w1th Mr and Mrs Kyle Slump who accompanied her and spenl a week Mrs Helen Banks of Kenlucky came and spenl the week She was accompamed by Mr Roberl Marlm and daughter, Patr1c1a Mrs Grella Simpson Mrs Mary K Yos l and Mrs Mar· JOfle Gnmm attended lhe Bapbsl Women s Conference at Westerville The Esther Circle will meel Mondayevemn g, July 10, at lhe home of Mrs Grella Simpson Guests of Mrs Margaret Houdashelt for dmner Fr1day evemng were Mr and Mrs Frank Kraeutler and Beverlee Houdashelt of Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Talmadge Evans and son, John, of Oak H1ll VISited the1r aWil, Mrs Esther P1per, Sunday Mr and Mrs Joe Farra, Jr , of Colorado spent the weekend w1th hiS grandparents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Farra, then lefl to VISit hiS parenls, Mr and Mrs Joe Farra, Sr m New York Mr and Mrs V Lawrence Hayman and son, John Mark , of Durham, Conn , spent Fr1day w1lh Mr and Mrs Garrett C1rcle and v1s1ted olher relat1 ves m the area Mrs Larry Wolfe and daughter, Laren, spenl a week w1lh her brother-m-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Dale Malden at Bellevue Ale Roy Kiser, on 15 day leave from Texas, IS here w1th hiS w1fe and baby of Napoleon, Oh1o, lo VISit his mother, Mrs Thebna Kiser and family Mr and Mrs Floyd Farra, Jr of Columbus ?ISiled recenUy w1th hiS pRrenls, Mr and Mrs Floyd Farra, Sr Mrs Margaret Houdeshell VISited Mr and M•s Milton , 7 1 Racine l ~'tiEl L" Spend an Weekend at ' 1. 6lc 5 3tp Camping, Fishing & Swimming 99 2 OLD FASH IONED Trad rng Day BELPRE 0 3566 coi led or call loll free 1 BOO 282 1288 7 6 3tc ACT NOW Jom the oldest Toy & G1 ft Party Plan 1n the Country our 25th year 1 Com rTHSStons up to 30 pcf Fan tasf 1c Hoste ss Awards Ca I or write SANTA s PARTIES Avon Conn 06001 Telephone 1 1203) 673 3455 ALSO BOOKING PARTIE S 7 2 JOtc HELP WANTED ver t1bl e w1th 1968 428 motor excell ent motor Asking $350 phone ~2 6433 7 2 6tp FT BUSH Hog Phone 949 2783 7 5 6tc EM PIR E gas heat er c1r cu latm g 100 000 BTU s therm ostat control blower exce ll ent co ndtflon $700 phone 992 '1413 7 5 Jtp Early Group hfe and hosp1ta I In surance provtded Reply to So:.; 729 P co The Da1ly Senlmel Pomeroy g1v1ng quallfteaftons and wages expected ste reo 4 speaker sound system 4 speed au tomatic changer Use our bu dget terms Balance $69 15 Use our l tme payment plan Call adults Cour t 6 13 1fc - - - - - -- - FURNISHED sleep mg room wtth refrigerator and stove Phone 992 2780 or 992 3431 6 30 ttc TRAILER , Br own's Trader Par k Mmersv dle phone 3324 m 6 27 lfc Bx35 TRAILER country loca ti on Phone 992 3954 77 6tc 7 7 6tc PASTORE phone '1'72 6329 7 7 6tp WMP0/1390 - - - -COUNTRY home c 1ose DON T pump your slugg tsh sept1c tank Ge l K ean Em Al l Sept 1c Tank Cleaner Land mark Farm Bur eau Pomer oy 7 7 ltc NEW 1971 Z g zag sew 1ng machme tn ongmal factory ca rt on Ztg zag t o make buttonhol es sew on button s monograms and make fan cy des1gns w1 th 1us t the tw st of a smgle d1al Left tn lay away and never been used W1 ll sell for only $47 cas h or cred t term s avatlable Phone 992 5641 7 7 6tc ------ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner comple te w 1th at lachmen ts cordw •nder and pa tnf spray Used but m l1ke new cond1t ton Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan ava ilabl e Phone 'Xl'l 5M 1 7 7 61c located at Crossroads Rt 124 Complete front end serv1ce tune up and brake serv tce Wheels balanced e le c tron ocal ly All wo rk guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 7 27 tfc HARRISONS TV Servoce open free p1 ckup phone 992 2522 and del• very 6 18 111 c 6 13 lf c CALL Guy Ne1gler lor Bu ld1ng Houses 6 Real 28 lf c ~ : tat e Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. · Broker 110 Mechamc Street - - - - -- 7 7 3fp POODLE puppies Sol ver Toy, HARRISONVILL B15 lfc GOOD selectiOn of deep fr eezes refrigerators gas and elect ranges dryers wn ng er auto washers furn1ture mdud •ng many styles oc cas1onal tables T V s rad1os - all at pnces you can afford I KUHL S BARGAIN CE N TER Sf Rt 7 al caul oon l1ght ' Tuppers Pla1ns Ohoo Open to 6 Closed only on Mondays Phone 667 3858 7 2 5tc TOMATOES Cucumbers gr een peppers Gera l din e Cleland Ractne, Ohto 7 6 tfc YARD SALE Saturday July 81h 9 a m at Arch1e ElliS res1dence dishes cu rtains drapenes good used rugs about anyth1ng you want cha1rs some old th tngs ratn or sh1ne 1t will be tn a room or porch If 1f 1ams Phone 992 7 6 lip J2tf<] SEWI NG MACHINE serv1ce clean oil set tens ton S4 99 Spec 1a l Electro Grande Company PhoQe 992 6517 5 21 tic DOZER and back hoe work ponds andsep l tc tanks 8 & K Excavatmg'l\ Phone 992 5367 D1 ck Kar r Jr 5 21 lfc BACKHOE AND DOZER work Sephc tanks Installed George 1Bill ) Pull ns Phone '1912478 4 25 lie NEW LISTING 6 15 tic LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 210 ACRES - 2 houses one ha s B rooms 4 bedrooms bath forced a1r furna ce Other has 7 room s and bath 3 large barns outbudd mg s 3 wells a ctstern and larg e slream M nerals Some t1mber POMEROY NICE 3 BEDROOMS - 01mng and 1lv1ng ca r peted F1replace m l1 v1ng modern lu tchen w1th stove and re fng er ator freezer Basement gas furnace large por cl1 2 lot s 2 car garage $21 000 00 NEW LISTING TUPPERS PLAIN S - N1ce 3bedroomswlfh large closets larg e hv ng and k 1tche n large uldtt y Front porc h About one acre Only $16 000 SUTTON TOWNSH IP TRUSTEES BUDGET Not ce 1!1 hereby g1ven that on the 15th day of July 1912 at 17 00 noon a pubt c hearing will be held on the Budget prepared by lhe Towns t11p Trust ees ot Sulton Town sh p of Me •gs County Oh10 at the off tce of the TownShiP Trus tees Wtlliam F Harr •S. Clerk. (7) 1 It MIDDLEPORT A BEDROOMS - 2 bath s ntce kt tchen w 1th bar and cook un lf s Garage and den 1n full basement Covered patm across from hou se $25 000 00 NEW HOUSE ONE FLOOR - 3 bedrooms 1 h baths large l1v 1ng n1ce kit chen w tth dmtng area large and plenty of closet space Wall to wa ll carpe tmg Large ut il1 t y room garage room i for 2' 2 cars $25 000 00 TIRED OF YOUR PRESE NT HOME AND NEED A CHA NGE TRY US WE NOW HAVE MANY FOR YOU TO SEE LA RGE SMALL OR OT HERWI SE WELCOM E ANYTIME 992 3325 HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE CLELAND REALTY 608 East Maon 51 POMEROY ANXIOUS OWNER+ EMPTY HOME EQUALS OPPORTUNITY! Contact Assot:iale VERA EBLE~ YY2 J020 110 Coal St Middleport 129 Acre s tock farm 3 barns tool shed ga rage 6 room mode rn home with basement 2 miles from Langsvoll e on State Reule 124 Woll be sold with or wtfhout mtneral rights Pnce !educe d owner mov ing South 3 bedroom modern home with basement and carport, South Second Ave Moddleport LOTS rn Me1gs School Dlslnct phone 992 6329 7 7 6tp ~----- 4 BEDR OOM home full ba se ment gas furn ace 200 ft n ver f ron tag e Also 5 room house ~~nth bath basement gas furnace on ad101n1ng lot Sam Arnold Syra cuse Oh1o pflone 992 2360 7 7 ~l c 1 -A~C~R~E~~ ~ ,and ~new --~ 2 -r oom cab tn 9 acr es pasture land barn and outbudd mg s can be boug ht on land con tr act Phone 949 3073 Tht s owner wants ACTION and he has sla shed the pn ce to get 11 1 story f rame 3 bedrooms 2 baths por ches basement In a good neigh borhood JUST $6 900 00 A MAD. MAD MAD HOME OWNER 3 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE LETART TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES BUDGET Not• ce IS hereby g1ven fhat on the 14th day of July 1972 at 7 30 p m a pub liC hearing will be Me ld on the Budget prepared by the TownshiP Trus tees of Lelart Townsh1p of Me gs Coun t y Ohio at fhe Off iCe of the Townshtp Tru st ees Herbert L Sa yre Clerk (7) 6 1t 1 Bonneville 2 dr H T whde with black vmyl top Th1 s car ha s factory a r Local one owner A rea I bu y NOTICE 1969 PLYMOUTH ..................... s1395 LEGAL NOTICE Not1ce Is hereby o•ven that a publ1 c hea r ng w II be given on fh e proposed budg et tor the Meigs Loca l Sc hool D strtct for fhef1sc al year of 1973 on July 10 1972 at 7 30 P M •n the Board of Education off1ce loca ted m t he Jun ior Htgh Bulldmg 1n M id dleporl The proposed budget and esttmate ot cost of operat1on for th e Meigs Local School D•str lct tor 1973 lnc lud lno the cost of operatmg the publiC sc hools of sa•d d1slrlct for the fts ca l year of 1971 will be available at that li me Meigs Local Sc hool Dlstnct Board ot Educat on Lee w McC oma s Cle rk {7) 7 Fury 2 dr sed 21 761 m1 les on th1s ca r One owner pnced to sell 1968 DODGE POLARA ........ only $1495 real clean Ton long bed , V 8 standard ' 71 Chrysler 300 -: l Or H T loaded w1 th ex tras B lue wt fh wh 1te vtny l top Loc~lly owned $1395 1!, Ton , long bed, 6 cyl stand s harp V 8 standa rd $1895 V ~ sttlndard 68 Volkswagen $ Camper L•ght tan One owner 1960 v.w................................. 395 Runs real good 71 Ford Pinto V 8 standard w1th over drrve Newpor t2 dr H T l lgh f tan 1n color factory a1r & makes a nt ce fam1ly car Pnced to sel l 1967 v.w.................................$995 66 Chevrolet Pickup :. 4 speed Beautiful dr blue - TltUCKS LEGAL NOTICE Sealed B tdS will be r ece•ved by the Meigs Local School Dl!!.lr 1c l Board of Edutbtlon 111 1 thetr office In the Meigs Junior High SchOOl So uth Third Avenue Middleport, Oh io for gasol ine and ant free!e for school buses until 12 00 o clock noon Easter n Day light Savings I• me on August 7 1972 at wh ic h t1me the b tds will be opened The bids are gasol in e and anfl f reeze wh ich w il l be tor one year to e)(tend unt1l July 25 1973 Two separate b d quotattons are requested as tollows Request No 1 - A regular gr.,de gaso l ne of not less lh&n 94 octane oasolme The gnoll ne bid mciudes the turn sh lng of tanks and pumps at s•x (6 ) sto rag e places The price quotation 1S to Include the furntShtng of an a1r compressor and a pressur e greas mg gun and other greasing equ1pment for the Bu s Ma in ten ance Garage Motor oil quotations by quart conta iners and by the drum Please give brand name and grade ot oll ln quotal •on Oi l to be '10 40 we1ght Request No 2 - Permanent ant• fr eeze In ga llon can size con ta iners Please certify brand name The Me igs Local Scho ol Dis tr ict reserve s the r ight to re1ec1 an y and all bids Meigs Loca l School Dlstrtct Board of Education L W McComas Clerk 8 Ponhac 8uock MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO AIR CONDITION SPECIAL Rawlings Oependable City does ol •goln we have unfrozen ' our prices on a 1r condit ioning and w tll msta ll a ir condit1ontng on any car durmg the months of June and July tor the complete pnce ot $285 th1 s •s a Sll5 discoun t over theor tg lnal price no gimm ic ks THIS IS THE COMPLE TE IN STALLED PRICE PARTS LABOR TAX COMPLETE ANY CAR Beautiful wood grained cabi net lo match the latesl ol model s hurry In and see the unit and set up your appoi ntm ent to have a ' cool summer ~ Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY EVAPORATOR CASE 01mensoons- Helght 4'12 Length 16111 Depth I f31o AIR CONTROL Vanable 3 speed for ma x1mum personal comfor t TEMPER ATU A E CONTROL Adiusfable woth oft position Cooling level 1s au tomat •ca lly ma tnlamro by THERMOTRDL (7)71,2 1 18 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. N. W. COMPTON, O.D. MIDDLEPORT, 0 OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO IT, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) -- EAST COURT ST, POMEROY. &tO Capacity Maytag Automatics 2 speed operatton Chotce of wate r t em ps Auto wl'lter level control Lint Filler or Power Fin Agitator Perma Press M.ayfll Halo ol Heat Dryers Surround clothes w ith gentle even heat No hot spots , no overdrymg F ine "M es h Lint F liter We SpeC Illite tn HELP WANTED FOR THE NEW POMEROY ' MAY TAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~~:·' DISCOUNT STORE 741 -4211 Arnold Grate Long Bottom Your Place' BUY a NEW ONE wrth More Spac;e gel We' ll save you hme and work and dough HENRY E CLELAND SR REALTOR PHONE 992 2259 992·2568 Social Notes CASHIERS, CLERKS FOR All DEPARTMENTS - EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT NECESSARY • Several allended the wed· ding ol Pal Smllh and Tom Drake al Columbus last Salurday \ A cookoul was held recenlly al lhe home of Mary Pierce Guesta were Mr and Mrs John Newell and sons, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Hobarl Newell and Shiell, Chesler, and Mr and Mrs Larry "•ortis and family. Rutland Ernestme Hayman has returned home after spending several days In Indiana w•th her daughter, Kathryn, and several days In Minnesota Gary Frye of Parkersburg spent several days w1th Mr. and Mrs Harold Newlun Ralph S!llcQll of Indiana spenl seberal days wllh Elhel Larkins Mr and Mrs David Smllh were viSiting Mr and Mrs Ronme Clay and Todd of Chesler Mary Newell of Colwnbus and l)lrs Marvm Walker of Tuppers Plains visited Allee Curlis Vera Weber and V1da, Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVROLET BELAIR S3950 SALE PRICED - A REAL BUY• 1970 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO S3095 KINO-- MIGHTY SHARP' 1970 CHEV IMPALA SPT CPE S2395 Gob1 be1ge b la ck v•ny l roof blac k kn1 t uphols tery w•th bucket sea ts 400 cu 1n V 8engfne power steenng power disc brakes console pos 1tract1on rally wheels F&R guards G 70x15 wh1te wal l t 1res rad to & rea r seat speak er 4 season a1r cond 1t1oner THIS I S ONE OF A 3SOcu 1n V Sengme turbo hydramat1c power steermg & brakes rad 1o red v ny l 1nfertor black fin•sh wh 1te wa ll ttres l 1ke new Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 1:00 P M. i'OI!IEROY, OHIO Plains Socictv Nc\\-s Adlustable fo r all d1rect1on air fl ow P B , factory a•r wtth blue vmyl fop whtf e 70 Ford Pickup Jo~ Ton V 8 auto trans 64 Ford Camper Real ntce . ~ ..', . . ~ 66 Bu1ck LaSabre < 65 Mercury 68 Dodge 71 Ford 66 VW Karmann-Ghia real clean 69 Volkswagen Bug 69 Datsun Station Wagon 68 Chev. Bel. 4 Dr., V-8, auto., a1r ........'1495 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air ......... 11895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air .............. '995 '! 2 Dr. lfz t lh l 4 Door H.T.. ............ f695 H.T., V-8 auto., P.S..... 1495 Pickup, V-8 std.......... 11395 Pickup, V-8, auto., P.S.....12695 2 Dr............... 1595 2 New Cadillacs • • OVER 25 NEW OLDS Karr & Van Zanclt Chester , 0 4 door sedan factor y a•r V 8 eng•ne power steenng & brakes Turbo hydramat1 c ra d •o wheel covers bum per 9uards gold fm•sh w1th black v1nyl roof cover t v 1nyl mtenor used l ess than 5 000 m1 les as Drtver sEd ca r Tupper~ FRONT Deluxe automol1ve styling with safety designed padded base Wood gra1n control and fop strip AIR OUTLET LOUVERS Three • xPr,' front lou vers 2 Dr H T V 8 auto P S Demonstrator Serv1ce Till 12 Noon on Sat 992 2174 71 Ford Galaxie 500 RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Our Word Is Our Bond Open Evenmgs Till 7 p m & Sat Till 5 P M INC. :·· 1972 Cadillac We Serv1ce What We Sell MOTORS~ factory a1r P S wh1fe w1fh green v•ny l top PB 72 Ford LTD 2 Dr. H.T., all ............... 14295 70 Chev. Impala 4 Dr., V-8, auto........ 12195 70 Volkswagen 2 Door, 4 speed ...........'1595 69 Olds 98 H.T. Coupe, air ............... '2495 69 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle, a1r ............ 13500 69 Ponbac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T.. air.... ·'1995 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 1 ITH NELSON Oldsmobile Delta 88 %--------------------~----------~-------- l< 1968 CHRYSLER ............... on~ 51595 Lemans 4 dr H T fac tory a r Th1s IS one of the cleanest cars m the Oh io Valley 8 4 Dr 70 Dodge Pickup 70 Volkswagen Real n1ce & ready to go 67 Ford Galaxie 500auto Dr sedan V PS PB factory a1r whlfP wt fh black mtenor $1795 4Dr sed fa ctory atr PS PB Rea ln1cecar oneowner 1967 PONTIAC .................. on~ 1495 4 70 GMC Pickup 500 Wagon V 8 auto real n•ce wagon for summer tun Local one owner Pn ced to sell 5 ZE NITH color TV 5 years old S25 mo Vacatton Paradise lo 1100 phone '192 7087 alter 5 30 Maker Free Forked Run Lake free gas p m HOUSE 1n Long Bottom f phone Mon ey ' 7 6 3tc Brochu re Ran chos Box partly furnrshed Reasonable 985 35'9 2001 DO Alameda California rent prefer ret 1r ed couple 6 11 lfc 94501 r eferences phone 378 6298 YARD SALE - 22 onch lawn 7 7 tf c mower $15, G E ha.r dr yer RAC IN E - o room house bath, 6 7 301p PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION TODAY AT THE ul oloty room, garage SIO,OOO $3 G E Canister Va c S5 HOUSE 1deal for couple or l oys tools f1shmg suppl 1es ~~one 949 4195 NEW STORE SITE OR JONES BOYS'S OFFICE 3 31 lfc TUP PER S PLAINS - 6 rooms gentleman bath and shower and many m1sc 1tems cheap complete priva cy gas heal - all day Saturday and and bath .,, electnc home 2 859 THIRD AVE. GAlliPOLIS closed tn porches garage a ... close to Moddlepor t com Sunday July 8th & 9lh, 339 RACit~E - 10 room house bath basement, garage, two lot 200 x 200 for further In pletely furn ished phone 992 Lasley Slreel Pomeroy (off lots Phone 949 4313 Mulberry 5fh house on r igh t ) 7791 after 5 p m tormat10n phone 667 3624 Interviews will be conducted later this month. 7 7 31c 4 5 ffp 7 6 Jfc - - - -- 7 6 Jtc ' " • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. .' HT 1969 FORD FAIRLANE.. ............ 11595 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals Will be re ceive d by the Board of Education ol fh! Melos Local Sc hool Distr ic t In the ofllce of fhe clerk In the Meigs Juntor H1 gh School Building in Mid dleport Oh to for insura nce coverage for school buses trucks and ot h er mo tor veh cles unfl! 12 00 noon on Augus t 7 1972 Eastern Daylight Standard t ime at whu; h t1me b ds w•ll be opened A lls l ot the buses trucks and othe r' motor vehic l es to be In sured with the spec f1 cat 10ns for same may be obtatned by cal ltng Mr Larry MOrr1son lelephone 992 2153 Me 1gs Local School Dis tr1ct Board of Educatton Lee W M cComas Clerk 171 7 u 21 28 •• 70 Dodge Pickup Followmg are some great buys on one owner used cars traded m on new Butcks & Pont1acs 1970 PONTIAC ........................ s2995 LEGAL , 69 Mercury Comet 2 dr ch1mneys phone 992 2368 Pomeroy Oh1o 7 5 6fp USED CARS fast back Smith Nelson 40 New Cars Do you WANT TO SELL IDEAL S ACRE RANCHO Lake Conchas New Mexico 52 875 No Down No onterest 7 s 6tc dr H T s tan da rd We Want To Sell ~ closets dmlng room 2 baths basement carpeted drapes and rods large level lot electrtc heat an expert - 69 Mustang AT Pomeroy Home & Au~? Open 8Tol5 Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Maon, PoiNirOy Q. to sell at th1s pnce' Just l ook at all of these fea tur es 3 bedrooms wtfh close ts d1n1ng room bath ful l baseme n t 10 acres of ground house about 10 years old $9,500 00 WE HAVE AN 80 ACRE FARM CALL US TODAY NOT QUITE COMPLETED YET J story 3 bedrooms walk In C~ AUTOMOB IL E mSLrance been VACA NT - J bedrooms I rep lace •n liv1ng modern bath n•ce k tchen 2 porches level lot near store Park v •ew Kennels Phone 992 5443 doors and w indows carports marquees aluminum s1dmg and rallmg A Jacob sales representative For free esttmates phone Charle s Syracuse V V L •s le Johnson and Son Inc 2966 7 BY PASS 4 BEDROOMS - Large paneled den 1' 2 baths cook un 1ts Al l electnc hom e Lots of closet space 4 acres of land 127 500 DO E On Mo st Amencan - GUARANTE eo,...; Phone 992-2094 SEE US FOR Awnmgs storm RT washer excel ent cond1t •on 2 por celam top cab1nets gas cook stove metal tabl e and B1ssell hand four chatrs sweeper full s1ze meta l bed Free Wes tmghouse sewtng ma chme m cabmet phone 991 6247 prolecl10n 32 N 2nd 992 3918 ALL SIDE BUILDERS & CONSTR CO ca ncel le d' Lost your operators l1cense' Call 992 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 G E REFRIGERATOR wronger tyr.e Maytag 6695 0 DEL L WHEEL al 1gnment q a m to 9 p m I BE AUTIFUL Walnu l f,n,.h ~ phone 992 2951 COAL L1m estone Excels1or Salt Work s E Matn St Pom eroy Phone 992 38~ 1 4 1'1 tfc 7 7 6tc 991 7085 Mobile 7 2 5lc -------- . th1s Amer1can - - - - - - - - - - 992 7085 We spec ialtze 1n alummum v1nyl and st ee l s1 d1ng f1berglas br ck and stone complete lme of resldent1a1 and comm erc1a l ro of1ng remodeltng bulld 1n g suspended ceilmgs mtenor and e)(ter 1or pa1nt1ng complete ltne of M asonry work All work guaranteed to custom er sa t 1sfact1on We are fully m sured for your Complete Serv 1ce 5 1 tfc week - Black Moll 1es Red ~WI 3 Bedroom home, w1th briCk front, 1 car garage, carpeltng Pnced at ONLY $13,750 C BRADFORD Auct1oneer AM FM radoo com . - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -, b1naflon 4 speed au l omafl c changer 4 spea ker sound system Balance $78 69 Use our ft me payment plan Call 5 DAYS AWEEK 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner & Operator 5 12 tfc $5.55 -sp~-;uA t - July Is New Car Sale Month , Whpel Alignment' PLASTE RIN G& reftniShtng old Ractne, Oh10 Cntt Bradford TWO homes for sale 1 mde North of Eastern Htgh 1971 YE LLOWSTONE lruck Sc hool both have bath and a half 4 bed roo ms camper ltke new cal l 949 bu II 1n k.tchen s and wal l to wall 5424 after 7 P m 6 29 7tc carpet call 985 1598 style ' Bobs Spectal $1 S... EREO Must Be Able To Type only Oh1o ==-=-::--::-:--:-:- BOOKKEEPER 2 BEDROOM trai ler Chesler CONC RETE del1vered ngh l to your protect Fa st and easy Free e!ittmates Phone 992 3284 Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone "92 2181 Platies Black Tetra s - 3 lor 5 5131 Phone 949 382' SHOWA LT ER S wei pet shop II READY MI X POMEROY '1'...-:..1 1965 FORD Thunderbord con Houdashelt and fam1ly Sunday Mr and Mrs Thereon CARRIERS WANTED Johnson spent several days IN w1th Mr and Mrs Don Reel at Akron MIDDLEPORT Mrs L1lhan Lee has relurned home for the summer after Phone Faye Manley spendmg lhe winter m Cm992 5592 cmnatl w1th Mr and Mrs In George Tass1an and fam1ly Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Gene Beegle of Phone992 2156 New Bnghton Pa , spent the holiday weekend w1 th h)S father , Mr Ira Beegle and Employme, t 1 1 olher relallves pamt roofs or houses Mr and Mrs Linley Hart, WILL tnm and cu t tr ees clean Mrs Henry Roush and Dale att1cs ba se m ents, etc Phone 949 3121 and lhe1r guest, Mrs Violet 6 14 301c Fisher spent over the Fourlh of July weekend m Akron and Wanted To Buy Sandusky Bay Mr and Mrs Harl, Mrs Roush and Dale OL D Furn•ture oak tables organs dishes clocks brass arrived home Tuesday evemng beds or com plete households accompamed by Henry who Wnte M D M1ll er Rt 4 had been viSiling lhere Pomeroy Dhoo Ca ll '192 6271 6 18 lfc Mr and Mrs Johme Roush and son, Roberl, and daughter, Healher, of New Br~ghlon, Pa , For Rent called on Mr snd Mrs Clifford 4 ROOM unfur n1 shed upsta •rs Morr1s, recenUy, wh1le VISiting apartment adults only phone 992 3056 olher relallves 7 2 6tc Mr Kennelh Swarl of Akron spenl July Fourth weekend APARTMENTS close to Me1gs Hogh School cal l 773 5268 w1lh hiS molher, Mrs James after 5 p m Swarl and hiS Sisler, Mrs 7 1 6lc Alfred Crow and family Mr and Mrs Jerry Whelan 3 AND 4 ROUM furniShed and unfurnished apartments and lwo children of WilliamPhone 992 5434 stown, W Va (formerly of 4 12 tic Texas) VISited Mr and Mrs Ronald Hart, Mr and Mrs Bob UNFURNISHED apartment, t34 Mulberry Ave , phone 9'>2 Hill and Mrs Hazel Carnahan 3962 6 11 tfc We talk to you like t~ Turl Tnm Mower B& S 31 ? h p eng •ne n car ton 70 25 Na vy Starling salary $288 per 3 29 tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 Economy Ttl ler 31 7 h p B&S engme Reg 159 YS 14495 6 29 91c serv1 ce, all makes 992 2284 Th e Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Authonzed S1nger Sales and Ser v1ce We Sharpen Sc1ssors Goegle1 n Read y M1x Co M1ddleporl Oh 10 6 30 tfc MOWERS & TILLERS bedroom must sell lertvmg area phone 741 58'l5 for n forma l ton open1ngs ava1fable fo r qual1f1ed appl•cants tn one of over 67 fields 1n th e U S month plus free medtcal and dental care housmg food t r ave l and 30 d ays pa1d vacat 1on per year Phone Petty Off icer Peters at 593 SEWING MACHINES Repair SPECIAL 1971 MOBILE home 12 x 60 3 12 ti c 1 Avon bottles and old bottle s, d1shes and a bunch of stu ff ever y Sunday on the B1ll Clonch fa rm approximately 2 ~0 x 10 MOBILE home w1th atr m les up Hysel l Run off Rou te cond•t •onmg Call f or a p 1?4 Hor ses guns dogs or po n tment 99'} 5986 or 992 2126 what have you Come one and Prtce S3 000 V•ncent Kn ght oil 6 30 61p 7 I 61p MEN WANTED - lmmed ale Pomeroy 2174 662 3035 4 13 lfc - - - - - - - -- - Help Wanted Free Estimates We a lso hau l hll d1rt lop so •I Dump tru cks and low boy for htre See Bob or Roger Jeffer s, Pom er oy Phone 992 3.S2S after 7 pi m or phone 992 SE PTIC tanks cleaned Miller fRI. & SAT. JULY 7 & 8 CASH pa1d for all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 Pomeroy 0 done by hour or contract San .ta t ton Stewart Oh10 Ph 1220 Washington Blvd 413 7521 From the largest Bulldozer Rad1ator to Sma It est Hea ter Core Nathan Btggs Radtalor Spectahst Ph 780THIRD AVE MIDDLEPORT MILLER MOBILE HOMES ARNOLD BROTHERS 2448 Dozer & End loader work, pond s ba se ment , land sca pmg We have 2 SIZe dozers 2 s1ze loaders Work SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 992 YARD SALE Com pl ete mobile home serv1ce - plus g 1gan tlc d1splay ol mobile homes always ava ilabl e at SENTINEL J•iwiEIRIOI 7-t 21p • Aor Cond1t10ners • Awnongs • Underpmmng 614·388·8717 GET TV good e.:omhtaon , Stereo i\M F M and Phono Mrs Hobart Newell Route 243 by ]} hone 99'1 3B6J .or Doni Forget EXPERT EARTH MOVING rri Chester Grade School A1r Condllloners Hot Water Healers Plumb1ng £tectrocal Work Clark Chapel Acres Porter, Ohio 10 ml N of Gallipolis JUS I off Rt 160 YARD SALE July 8 10 a 7 7 21c COOLING Wmdow Enjoyable ON YOUR DIAL W l1 992 58-t4 iltle r 3 p m HEATING & SA LE 9 a m Saturday tor us Is wa 1f1ng on Gods ANNOUN CIN G black 111 nyl top 26 000 actual 11 1l ( 1\1 d flef I f) ll' 99 1 Mobtle Homes For Sale We invite you to compare .. Business Services door hnrdlop tnclory atr blul w1lh 1 7 lip reasonllbl~e ~ PON I t AC Bonncvtlle phOilt: 99'} 6/93 liJM I LLUNA 1/ X 5J 7 b(; droOm co mple te w1th 'undcr pmn1ng pr ced very Parkersburg W Va RATES or I ratte BAYr 1 Utlgllr ...,~ ~1/ ) orlr.ul~ new j:lrodut t~ speoals 1:~ (I month also s.l l ~ s pcrsonnrl needed Phone 9lJ 1 .S 111 fJ f. ttc SATURDAY NIGHT Day of Publ•catton For Sale KOSCOT KO>METICS S•ver• DANCE 5 PM Da\1 Before Publ•cat.on nsert•on No\tce Not 1ce INFORMATION • called on hiS parenls Mr and Mrs Clare nce N1chols Tuesday Mrs Frank Dorst of Long " Bottom called on her mother, By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance at Mrs Ethel Sto ut Monday the Umled MelhodiSt Church evenmg Mrs Mary Kibble of Lillie was 53 and offermg $16 39 Hockmg spent a few days here Worship attendance was 42 and w1th her s1sler Mrs Grace offermg was $50 10 Kuhn Mr and Mrs Sammy Rardm Mrs Edgar Dorst of Sumner celebrated lhe1r 58th weddmg anmversary al lhe1r home at called on Mrs Roberl Dorst Long Botlom Salurday Those and family Tuesday mormng Robert Gray was adm1lted calhng on the Rardms Saturday from here were Mr ag~ 1n lo a hosp1tal In and Mrs Thurman Babcock, Parkersburg as a med1cal Mr and Mrs. Oscar Babcock, pallent Mr and Mrs Carl Kuhn and Mrs Bess1e Webster and Judy P1e, cake and coffee were son of Canton called on hiS mother, Mrs Grace Kuhn served Monday Mr and Mrs J1mm1e Mr and Mrs Eldred Grunes Torrence and children of Columbus spenl a few days and mother, Cora Grimes, of here wllh his parents, Mr and Athens were Sunday afternoon guests of hiS Sisler, Mrs Ne1sel Mrs Roland Torrence Mr and Mrs Wayne Wealherman Roberl Marcmko rece1ved Brlckles called on Mr and Mrs Edgar Dorst of Sumner word lhal his brother, Bernard Marcwko, was killed when hiS Salurday Mr and Mrs Keith Miller lraclor overlurned wh1le have rented lhe trailer of Mr pultmg up hay on a farm at and Mrs James Walson m lhe Logan Mr Marcmko lived m Arbaugh addition an9 have Columbus He leaves a w1fe and lwo children and several moved lllere Rev Earl Nichols of Athens brothers Funeral services were held Friday sl the former Lady of Lorelta Church at Tuppers Plams, VISiled Mr Long Boltom with bur1allhere and Mrs FrO\! Larkins Mr and Mrs McKmght of Mr and Mrs Warren Con- · Manella were rece nl guests of nolly vacationed m Tennessee Mrs NeiSel Weatherman Mr and Mrs Lou Louden of Veda Pemsh of Flonda and Chesh~rev1slhed Mr and Mrs son,Mr and Mrs Cla1r Pemsh Dorsel Larkins and SISler, Ruth, of Derry, Pa , Mr and Mrs c B Hayman were recent guests of her of Columbus and Lila Ridenour brolher, Mr and Mrs Veri and son, Chesler, were dmner Tullle guests of Ernestine Hayman Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Paden City, W Va , and Mr ~ and Mrs Garlh Sm1th were The Almanac vlslling Mr and Mrs Emmell By Uniled Press Inlernatlonal Stehem Today 1s Fr1day, July 7, the Mr and Mrs Hank Holler 189lh day of 1972,. w1lh 177 lo were vls1llng Mr and Mrs follow Russell Wyncoop of Johnslown, The moon Is approachmg 1l.s Ohto new phase Mr and Mrs Dav1d Sm1th, The mormng slars are Venus Dav1d and Dee Dee and Nancy and Saturn Kay Baum were viSilmg Mr ' The evemng slars are Mer· and Mrs Ted Hayman and cury, Mars and Jup1ter family of Weslerville Those born on this date are -VIolel Smith under lne Sign of Cancer Apple Grove "•You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Until 6 0(}-- Til 5 PM Sat and Mrs Dallas H1ll and fam1Iy Mr and Mrs Bill Sm1th and Donna, of Pittsburgh, Pa spenl the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Robert Sm1lh By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Darrell NorriS Mr and Mrs Jeff Lee Lusher were dmner guests Sunday of of Charleston and Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs FloY-d NorriS Lawrence Scarbo of Malcom Calhng on the Nomses Sunday OhiO were Sunday guests of afternoon were Mr and Mrs Janet Hooper, Athens, was Mr and Mrs Everelle Ran Woodrow Brown of Ft Pierce, an overmghl guest al the home som Fla and Mr and Mrs Edward of her grandparents, Mr and Rev Paul Hayman of Gabon, Kane of SIIIJ),ervUie, N. J Mrs Carl Greenlees and her was a dmner guesl Monday of• Jeff Donohew or Fort Mea'de, n'lotlier, 'Mrs Rose Hooper and Mrs Ferne B Hayman and Md , Ralph Ours of New Darlene v1srted at the also VIS Ited h1s brother, Mr Bnghton, Pa , Mr and Mrs Greenlees home and Janet and Mrs Ray Hayman Gene Webster and daughter, returned home with them Roger Roush and Jeff M1ller Ah1la, of Cleveland were July Mrs Goldie Gillogly acspent Monday evemng w1th 4th guests of Mr and Mrs Roy companied her brother and Mr and Mrs Dana LewiS al Donohew and son, Greg SISler-m-law, Mr and Mrs Clifton Mr and Mrs Charles Theodore Bormg of McArlhur Mrs Edna Durst and Mrs Wmebrenner and children of to Columbus where lhey VISited Henry Hunt of Baden, W Va , Chesh1re, Mr and Mrs Lowell Mrs Bem1ce McKnight and spent Monday w1lh Mrs Burton and daughter or Mr and Mrs Alan Jones and Russell Roush Columbus were weekend called on George Bormg They Mr and Mrs Z Belles and guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon were also m Portsmouth where daughter Jan, of LaPorte, Donohue they were guests of Mr and lnd , Mrs James Tarpo and Mr and Mrs Roy Van Meter Mrs Harry Mosler and VISited children, Cathy, Cmdy, James, and daughters, of Mormng Star 1n Ch1ll1cothe enroule Lmda and Dav1d, of Portage, spent Sunday afternoon Wllh Recent guests of Mr and lnd , spent a few days w1lh Mrs Erma Wilson Mrs Carl Greenless were her Mrs Ferne B Hayman Spendmg Falher's Day w1lh brother m-law and Sisler, Mr Durmg the1r VISit lhey all Mr and Mrs Jess Anderson and Mrs Donald Srmth and enJoyed a w1ener roast and were Mr and Mrs Leo Belly, Belpre cookout at lhe Hayman home Wiggington of St Albans, Mr Those from Temple Church and also a p1cmc at Forked and Mrs David Jones and lwo who allended a birthday party Run Lake Thursday Mrs Children of Hillsboro, W Va , Marvene Beegle and two Mr and Mrs, Everelte Clark lor Rev and Mrs Howard Mayne at the Parsonage m children of Spiller also VISited and children, Shelia and Paul, Albany on Saturday evemng w1th Mrs Hayman and Mrs of <i,oltageville, Mr and Mrs were Mr and Mrs Don Comer, June Wickersham and lhe1r Orville Jarrell and children, Vickie, R1ch8rd and Joy, Mr guests On Friday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sayre and and Mrs Arlhur Crablree, Mr Mr and Mrs Lawrence lwo children of Minersville, and Mrs Waller Jordan and Ha yman and son, John M•rk, Mr and Mrs Benny Boggess Mendal Jordan . of Durham, Conn , VISited Mrs and Wayne, Carroll Johnson, Mrs Homemade 1ce cream and Hayman Don Johnson, Mr anll Mrs cake were enJoyed by the Mr and Mrs VIrgil Roush Glenn Pauley of Charleston charge guesls and many g1fls spenl lhe weekend w1th Mr Mr and Mrs Don Hodge, were g1ven lhe honored guesls and Mrs Terry Roush al Mary Lou Wickersham of MISs Ronda Whllhnglon, Wmslon Salem, N C Columbus were weekend daughter of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mli Don Riffle and guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Ronald Whilllnglon, local, and children of Columbus VISiled Wickersham on Sunday They Roberl Powell, son of Mr and Mr and Mrs Lester Roush were jomed al dmner by Mr Mrs Waller Powell, over the weekend Mrs Riffle and Mrs Jim Wickersham and Amesville, were uniled m remamed for a week's vis1t son mamage by Rev Cecil Cox al w1th her parents, lhe Roushes Mr and Mrs Charles Blake lhe Carpenter Bapbst Church On SWiday Mrs Roush and and Mrs Lillian Dufly of M1ss Nancy Sm1lh was maid of children accompamed by her Syracuse, Mr and Mrs Roger honor and Cra1g Jago was best brolher, Johnnie Roush, Manuel and daughter, Anl!le, man A reception was held m relurned to Columbus Mr and Mrs Jim Connolly and lhe social rooms of the church Mr and Mrs Don Bell and Children, Btian and Shelly, after lhe ceremony The couple daughler, Lorna, look the were Sunday guesls of Mr and IS now al home al 5 Palmer latler's falher, Sl Clair H11l, to Mrs Lester Roush Streel, Athens Woodsfield, W Va , where he Mr and Mrs Howard Roush Mr and Mrs J W Burke will VISil Charles Abbotl for of Mansf1eld spent lhe weekend and children have returned several days With Mrs Gladys Shields and from a vacabon trip through Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mrs Edna Roush Ml'll Edna the western states Special Balser and family of Tuppers Roush accompanied lhem lo pomls of inleresl viewed were Plams, Mrs Ahce Balser, Mr Mansfield for a visit Mt Rushmore, S D , and and Mrs Jack Ables and Mrs Herbert Shields was at children and Mary Congo of Ga!Upohs Monday to consult Yellowstone National Park Mrs Cecil Gillogly and Portland enjoyed a picmc al her doclor. Porlland Park Sunday Mrs Gerald Hayman and Mr and Mrs Dana LewiS of Mrs Roberl Harl of Racine Mrs. Paul DaVIS and daughler, Cl1flon, Mrs Russell Roush VISited Mrs Gene Jewell at Judy, and fnend of Parkersand children, Sharon and Letarl, W Va , Route Thurs- burg, Mr and Mrs Clarence Story and daughter, Rosalie, of Cmdy, were dmner guesls day Darwm, Mrs A4i- Norris and Saturday of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Hall Jr was taken Herberl Roush and son, Roger by lhe Racme emergency lo Mr and Mrs Erwin Gloeckner Mrs Ernest Grunm, Mrs Veterans Memorial Hospital and son, Oav1d, and lhelr V1rgmla Roush of Mmersville Sunday where he was admilted gueat.s, Mr and Mrs Moran Mr and Mrs Larry Broggle spenl Sunday w1lh lhelr sister, as a med1cal pal1ent and chlldren of Columbus spent Mr and Mrs George McA picmc was held al Fort the weekend with Mr and Mrs Chntock al Pl Pleasanl Me1gs park al Rullalld Sunday Adams and Mr and Mrs Robert Casper In honor of Mr and Mrs. Ed· Marshall and grandchildren, Billy and ward Moran of Philadelphia, RaY)llond Amy and Scottie Bnan Dye, of Columbus spenl who was VISiting Mr and Mrs Souder remamed for a week's the Fourth of July weekend Erwm Gloeckner and son, VISil w1lh Linda, Carol and w1lh Mrs Dolly Wolfe and Mr David Allendlng were Mr and Junnue O'Br1en News, Events Carpenter News, Event family v1s1ted on Thursday With Mrs Kennelh Grover of Pomeroy Youth of the area enlertalned 4-H exchange youth from WISconsm Hosts and their guesls mcluded Gene Albrighl, Markstan, WISconstn, al the home of Lester Jeffers; Joan Brolske, Berlin, WIBConsln, al lhe home of Kalhy Cheadle, MJ.ke Ulrich, North Freedom, Wisconsin, at the home at Randy Johnson and Lynn Ba1nbndge, Portage, W•sconsln , at the home of Jane Jordan The entire group JOined other exchange 4·H members and hosls m a swunmlng party held m lllelr honor and special aclivlties were enJoyed by each host family Mr and Mrs Cecil GIUogly and fa m1Iy joined famlly members for a cookoul at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Lamberl and fam1ly, Pomeroy Olher guests were Mr and Mrs Harley Hamng,Brlan and Demse While, Mrs Eli2abeth Vaughan, Mrs Helen Johnson, Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and children, Danny Abbolt and Mrs Geneva Shumate, all of lhe Pomeroy area Mr and Mrs Owen Arnson and Michelle of M1aml, Fla , VISited her parenls, Mr and Mrs William Thomas Guesls of Mr and Mrs R A Whllllnglon were Mr and Mrs Raymond Coltrlll and Larry, Harrisonville, and Mr and Mrs Lew1s Hill and son, Ronn1e, St Pelersburg, Flonda Law-el Cliff News Notes By Bertha Parker Sabhalh School atlendance July 2 at lhe Free Melhodlat Church was 101 Momh)g of. fermg was $135 911 There were 90 persons allended lhe morning preaching service. Mr and Mrs Ronald Browning vls1ted friernta In Callfornla Mr and Mrs. Browmng of Weal VirBlnla, stayed wllh the boys while lhelr parenls were away Mr and Mrs Hannon Fox VISited several days wllh their daughter and son-In-law, Mr and Mrs Earl Roush ata camp near McConnelsville Mister John Slory of Columbus Is spending lhe summer wllh h1s grandparenls, Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Rev Eugene uill and ftuDily allended lhe Free Melhodlat Conference and camp mee~~nt~ al Mansfield , Steve Elkms of Columblll recenUy visited hill P"Ud· parenls, Mr and Mrs. Hartwell Curd and MrS Dora Halley. �0 ... 11 - The Da1Iy Senhnel,Middleporl-Pomeroy, 0, July 7,1972 : "? s;;;r~d"·CI~;;ifieds Get Action! Sentinel Cbfssifieds :_Get Results! WANT ADS DEADLINES Monday Oeadlme 9 a m Can.cellat•on - correct ons Wtll be accepted until 9 am for REGULATIONS TJ;l.Q- Publ•sher reserves JULY 8 - 10 Til 2 MUSIC BY FRIENDSHIP TRAIN the ngfit to ed 1l or retect any ads I •• • ~ i' ~ • t :• •• i deemed obtec t ona Tn e pub! sher wdl not be responSible for more than one mcorrect Whispering Pines Nite Club For Wanl Ad Serv tce 5 cen ts per Word one tnsertton M ntm\Jm Charge 75c ce nts per word thre e consecut ve nsert ons Rl 7 Pomeroy 0 IB cen ts per word S1X con secultve nserttons 25 Per Cent 0 scounf on patd REDUCE sa fe and fas t w1th ads and ads pa 1d w1th 1rf 10 days GoBese Table ts & E Vap CARD OF THANKS water p lls Nel son Drug & OBITUARY 6 29 30tp Sl 50 tor 50 word mtn mum Ea ch add !ftonal word 2c WILL CARE for pre sc hool BLIND ADS Addtltona l 25c Charge per ch1ldren m my home $3 a Adverttsemenl day phone 992 6187 OFFICE HOURS 7 1 6tc 8 30 am to 5 00 p m Datly s JO am to 12 00 Noon CLIFFS Shoe Repar Mod Saturday dleport w1ll be open fr om 112 noon to 5 p m unt1l further not ce Cl osed on Monda ys 776tc 12 In Memory IN LOV ING memory ol Roley S Manley who passed away 8 y AR 0 vears aqo July 7 1964 July 8th 527 North Second Two lovmg hands are restmg Ave M ddl~porl The vo1ce we loved s still 7 7 lie The Father who work ed so hard - -- - - -- -- - an Old beau fl fu l hil l Fash ioned Rev 1val Ju ly 6 One day the Shepherd looked thru July 16 at the Pomeroy over H1s floc k To ta ke the Lower Ltght Church Rt 143 1 t red and worn home to rest mile from Rout e 7 By Pa ss• Wlfh mercy He looked on H1 s Rev Dewey Kmg servan t Yes one tha t we Evangeli st Spec1al s1ngmg l oved the best Star ts each even ng at 7 30 p He had tot led and labor ed and of m Everyone welcome h1mself gave a part To each Pastor Rev Roy Taylor l •fe that touched h1s own 7 6 5tc The Lord m H s love prepared a place and gently ca lled h1m GUN SHOOT !lunday July 9 1 home p m Factory choked guns Then th e sll ver cord was only Second place shooter s loosened The golden bowl get free shot m next match was broken Assorted meats Racme Gun And the wa ter 1n l he c1stern Club 7 6 3tc emp ft ed dry In silence he sl tpped away To answer Yea Lord here GU NSHOOT also nfle matches am I - open s1tes only Forked Sadly mtssed by son Run Sportsman Club Su nda y Donald and fam1ly daughter Jul y 9 12 noon Nev a and fa mily 77 7 5 3tc lip SHOOT ING Matc h Saturday Found Jul y 8 at the Rae ne Planmg Mrll at 6 p m Factory choke guns only Assor ted meats Sponsored by th e Syracuse FE MALE eyeglasses above Racme Planmg M 1ll a long h1ghway Phone 992 2480 Fire Dept 7 6 31p Social Events By Mrs Franc1s Morris • .. • ,. • • The 91st "birthday anmversal') of Mr Ira Beegle was celebrated at h1s home on 5th Street June 25 w1lh a dmner Guests were h1s brother, Charley, age 89, and hiS Wife , Ann , Sisters, Mrs Clara Roush, 83, and Vera Beegle, age 76, Mr and Mrs Charles Beegle of Columbus, Mr and Mrs Kyle Slump of Akron Isa bel Simpson and Ethel Sarsons local Aflernoon callers were Mrs Marlha Lou Beegle and son, Bill, rural , Ma rlene FISher and children, Larry, Molhe and Amy, local , Mr and Mrs Ralph Sarsons, < Huntinglon W Va , Juamla and Brenda Justis, Pomeroy, Margarele Wolfe, rural Mrs Helen Banks Jeffersontown, Ky He rece1ved many g1fts and well w1shes and also a beautiful decorated b1rlhday cake g1ven by h1s Sisler, Vera Mrs Clara Roush amved home after spendmg lhe wmler m Akron w1th Mr and Mrs Kyle Slump who accompanied her and spenl a week Mrs Helen Banks of Kenlucky came and spenl the week She was accompamed by Mr Roberl Marlm and daughter, Patr1c1a Mrs Grella Simpson Mrs Mary K Yos l and Mrs Mar· JOfle Gnmm attended lhe Bapbsl Women s Conference at Westerville The Esther Circle will meel Mondayevemn g, July 10, at lhe home of Mrs Grella Simpson Guests of Mrs Margaret Houdashelt for dmner Fr1day evemng were Mr and Mrs Frank Kraeutler and Beverlee Houdashelt of Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Talmadge Evans and son, John, of Oak H1ll VISited the1r aWil, Mrs Esther P1per, Sunday Mr and Mrs Joe Farra, Jr , of Colorado spent the weekend w1th hiS grandparents, Mr and Mrs Floyd Farra, then lefl to VISit hiS parenls, Mr and Mrs Joe Farra, Sr m New York Mr and Mrs V Lawrence Hayman and son, John Mark , of Durham, Conn , spent Fr1day w1lh Mr and Mrs Garrett C1rcle and v1s1ted olher relat1 ves m the area Mrs Larry Wolfe and daughter, Laren, spenl a week w1lh her brother-m-law and sister, Mr and Mrs Dale Malden at Bellevue Ale Roy Kiser, on 15 day leave from Texas, IS here w1th hiS w1fe and baby of Napoleon, Oh1o, lo VISit his mother, Mrs Thebna Kiser and family Mr and Mrs Floyd Farra, Jr of Columbus ?ISiled recenUy w1th hiS pRrenls, Mr and Mrs Floyd Farra, Sr Mrs Margaret Houdeshell VISited Mr and M•s Milton , 7 1 Racine l ~'tiEl L" Spend an Weekend at ' 1. 6lc 5 3tp Camping, Fishing & Swimming 99 2 OLD FASH IONED Trad rng Day BELPRE 0 3566 coi led or call loll free 1 BOO 282 1288 7 6 3tc ACT NOW Jom the oldest Toy & G1 ft Party Plan 1n the Country our 25th year 1 Com rTHSStons up to 30 pcf Fan tasf 1c Hoste ss Awards Ca I or write SANTA s PARTIES Avon Conn 06001 Telephone 1 1203) 673 3455 ALSO BOOKING PARTIE S 7 2 JOtc HELP WANTED ver t1bl e w1th 1968 428 motor excell ent motor Asking $350 phone ~2 6433 7 2 6tp FT BUSH Hog Phone 949 2783 7 5 6tc EM PIR E gas heat er c1r cu latm g 100 000 BTU s therm ostat control blower exce ll ent co ndtflon $700 phone 992 '1413 7 5 Jtp Early Group hfe and hosp1ta I In surance provtded Reply to So:.; 729 P co The Da1ly Senlmel Pomeroy g1v1ng quallfteaftons and wages expected ste reo 4 speaker sound system 4 speed au tomatic changer Use our bu dget terms Balance $69 15 Use our l tme payment plan Call adults Cour t 6 13 1fc - - - - - -- - FURNISHED sleep mg room wtth refrigerator and stove Phone 992 2780 or 992 3431 6 30 ttc TRAILER , Br own's Trader Par k Mmersv dle phone 3324 m 6 27 lfc Bx35 TRAILER country loca ti on Phone 992 3954 77 6tc 7 7 6tc PASTORE phone '1'72 6329 7 7 6tp WMP0/1390 - - - -COUNTRY home c 1ose DON T pump your slugg tsh sept1c tank Ge l K ean Em Al l Sept 1c Tank Cleaner Land mark Farm Bur eau Pomer oy 7 7 ltc NEW 1971 Z g zag sew 1ng machme tn ongmal factory ca rt on Ztg zag t o make buttonhol es sew on button s monograms and make fan cy des1gns w1 th 1us t the tw st of a smgle d1al Left tn lay away and never been used W1 ll sell for only $47 cas h or cred t term s avatlable Phone 992 5641 7 7 6tc ------ELECTROLUX Vacuum Cleaner comple te w 1th at lachmen ts cordw •nder and pa tnf spray Used but m l1ke new cond1t ton Pay $34 45 cash or budget plan ava ilabl e Phone 'Xl'l 5M 1 7 7 61c located at Crossroads Rt 124 Complete front end serv1ce tune up and brake serv tce Wheels balanced e le c tron ocal ly All wo rk guaranteed Reasonable rates Phone 742 3232 7 27 tfc HARRISONS TV Servoce open free p1 ckup phone 992 2522 and del• very 6 18 111 c 6 13 lf c CALL Guy Ne1gler lor Bu ld1ng Houses 6 Real 28 lf c ~ : tat e Virgil B. Teaford, Sr. · Broker 110 Mechamc Street - - - - -- 7 7 3fp POODLE puppies Sol ver Toy, HARRISONVILL B15 lfc GOOD selectiOn of deep fr eezes refrigerators gas and elect ranges dryers wn ng er auto washers furn1ture mdud •ng many styles oc cas1onal tables T V s rad1os - all at pnces you can afford I KUHL S BARGAIN CE N TER Sf Rt 7 al caul oon l1ght ' Tuppers Pla1ns Ohoo Open to 6 Closed only on Mondays Phone 667 3858 7 2 5tc TOMATOES Cucumbers gr een peppers Gera l din e Cleland Ractne, Ohto 7 6 tfc YARD SALE Saturday July 81h 9 a m at Arch1e ElliS res1dence dishes cu rtains drapenes good used rugs about anyth1ng you want cha1rs some old th tngs ratn or sh1ne 1t will be tn a room or porch If 1f 1ams Phone 992 7 6 lip J2tf<] SEWI NG MACHINE serv1ce clean oil set tens ton S4 99 Spec 1a l Electro Grande Company PhoQe 992 6517 5 21 tic DOZER and back hoe work ponds andsep l tc tanks 8 & K Excavatmg'l\ Phone 992 5367 D1 ck Kar r Jr 5 21 lfc BACKHOE AND DOZER work Sephc tanks Installed George 1Bill ) Pull ns Phone '1912478 4 25 lie NEW LISTING 6 15 tic LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 210 ACRES - 2 houses one ha s B rooms 4 bedrooms bath forced a1r furna ce Other has 7 room s and bath 3 large barns outbudd mg s 3 wells a ctstern and larg e slream M nerals Some t1mber POMEROY NICE 3 BEDROOMS - 01mng and 1lv1ng ca r peted F1replace m l1 v1ng modern lu tchen w1th stove and re fng er ator freezer Basement gas furnace large por cl1 2 lot s 2 car garage $21 000 00 NEW LISTING TUPPERS PLAIN S - N1ce 3bedroomswlfh large closets larg e hv ng and k 1tche n large uldtt y Front porc h About one acre Only $16 000 SUTTON TOWNSH IP TRUSTEES BUDGET Not ce 1!1 hereby g1ven that on the 15th day of July 1912 at 17 00 noon a pubt c hearing will be held on the Budget prepared by lhe Towns t11p Trust ees ot Sulton Town sh p of Me •gs County Oh10 at the off tce of the TownShiP Trus tees Wtlliam F Harr •S. Clerk. (7) 1 It MIDDLEPORT A BEDROOMS - 2 bath s ntce kt tchen w 1th bar and cook un lf s Garage and den 1n full basement Covered patm across from hou se $25 000 00 NEW HOUSE ONE FLOOR - 3 bedrooms 1 h baths large l1v 1ng n1ce kit chen w tth dmtng area large and plenty of closet space Wall to wa ll carpe tmg Large ut il1 t y room garage room i for 2' 2 cars $25 000 00 TIRED OF YOUR PRESE NT HOME AND NEED A CHA NGE TRY US WE NOW HAVE MANY FOR YOU TO SEE LA RGE SMALL OR OT HERWI SE WELCOM E ANYTIME 992 3325 HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE CLELAND REALTY 608 East Maon 51 POMEROY ANXIOUS OWNER+ EMPTY HOME EQUALS OPPORTUNITY! Contact Assot:iale VERA EBLE~ YY2 J020 110 Coal St Middleport 129 Acre s tock farm 3 barns tool shed ga rage 6 room mode rn home with basement 2 miles from Langsvoll e on State Reule 124 Woll be sold with or wtfhout mtneral rights Pnce !educe d owner mov ing South 3 bedroom modern home with basement and carport, South Second Ave Moddleport LOTS rn Me1gs School Dlslnct phone 992 6329 7 7 6tp ~----- 4 BEDR OOM home full ba se ment gas furn ace 200 ft n ver f ron tag e Also 5 room house ~~nth bath basement gas furnace on ad101n1ng lot Sam Arnold Syra cuse Oh1o pflone 992 2360 7 7 ~l c 1 -A~C~R~E~~ ~ ,and ~new --~ 2 -r oom cab tn 9 acr es pasture land barn and outbudd mg s can be boug ht on land con tr act Phone 949 3073 Tht s owner wants ACTION and he has sla shed the pn ce to get 11 1 story f rame 3 bedrooms 2 baths por ches basement In a good neigh borhood JUST $6 900 00 A MAD. MAD MAD HOME OWNER 3 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON THE LETART TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES BUDGET Not• ce IS hereby g1ven fhat on the 14th day of July 1972 at 7 30 p m a pub liC hearing will be Me ld on the Budget prepared by the TownshiP Trus tees of Lelart Townsh1p of Me gs Coun t y Ohio at fhe Off iCe of the Townshtp Tru st ees Herbert L Sa yre Clerk (7) 6 1t 1 Bonneville 2 dr H T whde with black vmyl top Th1 s car ha s factory a r Local one owner A rea I bu y NOTICE 1969 PLYMOUTH ..................... s1395 LEGAL NOTICE Not1ce Is hereby o•ven that a publ1 c hea r ng w II be given on fh e proposed budg et tor the Meigs Loca l Sc hool D strtct for fhef1sc al year of 1973 on July 10 1972 at 7 30 P M •n the Board of Education off1ce loca ted m t he Jun ior Htgh Bulldmg 1n M id dleporl The proposed budget and esttmate ot cost of operat1on for th e Meigs Local School D•str lct tor 1973 lnc lud lno the cost of operatmg the publiC sc hools of sa•d d1slrlct for the fts ca l year of 1971 will be available at that li me Meigs Local Sc hool Dlstnct Board ot Educat on Lee w McC oma s Cle rk {7) 7 Fury 2 dr sed 21 761 m1 les on th1s ca r One owner pnced to sell 1968 DODGE POLARA ........ only $1495 real clean Ton long bed , V 8 standard ' 71 Chrysler 300 -: l Or H T loaded w1 th ex tras B lue wt fh wh 1te vtny l top Loc~lly owned $1395 1!, Ton , long bed, 6 cyl stand s harp V 8 standa rd $1895 V ~ sttlndard 68 Volkswagen $ Camper L•ght tan One owner 1960 v.w................................. 395 Runs real good 71 Ford Pinto V 8 standard w1th over drrve Newpor t2 dr H T l lgh f tan 1n color factory a1r & makes a nt ce fam1ly car Pnced to sel l 1967 v.w.................................$995 66 Chevrolet Pickup :. 4 speed Beautiful dr blue - TltUCKS LEGAL NOTICE Sealed B tdS will be r ece•ved by the Meigs Local School Dl!!.lr 1c l Board of Edutbtlon 111 1 thetr office In the Meigs Junior High SchOOl So uth Third Avenue Middleport, Oh io for gasol ine and ant free!e for school buses until 12 00 o clock noon Easter n Day light Savings I• me on August 7 1972 at wh ic h t1me the b tds will be opened The bids are gasol in e and anfl f reeze wh ich w il l be tor one year to e)(tend unt1l July 25 1973 Two separate b d quotattons are requested as tollows Request No 1 - A regular gr.,de gaso l ne of not less lh&n 94 octane oasolme The gnoll ne bid mciudes the turn sh lng of tanks and pumps at s•x (6 ) sto rag e places The price quotation 1S to Include the furntShtng of an a1r compressor and a pressur e greas mg gun and other greasing equ1pment for the Bu s Ma in ten ance Garage Motor oil quotations by quart conta iners and by the drum Please give brand name and grade ot oll ln quotal •on Oi l to be '10 40 we1ght Request No 2 - Permanent ant• fr eeze In ga llon can size con ta iners Please certify brand name The Me igs Local Scho ol Dis tr ict reserve s the r ight to re1ec1 an y and all bids Meigs Loca l School Dlstrtct Board of Education L W McComas Clerk 8 Ponhac 8uock MAIN ST., POMEROY, OHIO AIR CONDITION SPECIAL Rawlings Oependable City does ol •goln we have unfrozen ' our prices on a 1r condit ioning and w tll msta ll a ir condit1ontng on any car durmg the months of June and July tor the complete pnce ot $285 th1 s •s a Sll5 discoun t over theor tg lnal price no gimm ic ks THIS IS THE COMPLE TE IN STALLED PRICE PARTS LABOR TAX COMPLETE ANY CAR Beautiful wood grained cabi net lo match the latesl ol model s hurry In and see the unit and set up your appoi ntm ent to have a ' cool summer ~ Ph 985 4100 Located on St Rt 7 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY EVAPORATOR CASE 01mensoons- Helght 4'12 Length 16111 Depth I f31o AIR CONTROL Vanable 3 speed for ma x1mum personal comfor t TEMPER ATU A E CONTROL Adiusfable woth oft position Cooling level 1s au tomat •ca lly ma tnlamro by THERMOTRDL (7)71,2 1 18 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. N. W. COMPTON, O.D. MIDDLEPORT, 0 OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9 30 TO IT, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) -- EAST COURT ST, POMEROY. &tO Capacity Maytag Automatics 2 speed operatton Chotce of wate r t em ps Auto wl'lter level control Lint Filler or Power Fin Agitator Perma Press M.ayfll Halo ol Heat Dryers Surround clothes w ith gentle even heat No hot spots , no overdrymg F ine "M es h Lint F liter We SpeC Illite tn HELP WANTED FOR THE NEW POMEROY ' MAY TAG RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~~:·' DISCOUNT STORE 741 -4211 Arnold Grate Long Bottom Your Place' BUY a NEW ONE wrth More Spac;e gel We' ll save you hme and work and dough HENRY E CLELAND SR REALTOR PHONE 992 2259 992·2568 Social Notes CASHIERS, CLERKS FOR All DEPARTMENTS - EXPERIENCE HELPFUL BUT NOT NECESSARY • Several allended the wed· ding ol Pal Smllh and Tom Drake al Columbus last Salurday \ A cookoul was held recenlly al lhe home of Mary Pierce Guesta were Mr and Mrs John Newell and sons, Columbus, Mr and Mrs Hobarl Newell and Shiell, Chesler, and Mr and Mrs Larry "•ortis and family. Rutland Ernestme Hayman has returned home after spending several days In Indiana w•th her daughter, Kathryn, and several days In Minnesota Gary Frye of Parkersburg spent several days w1th Mr. and Mrs Harold Newlun Ralph S!llcQll of Indiana spenl seberal days wllh Elhel Larkins Mr and Mrs David Smllh were viSiting Mr and Mrs Ronme Clay and Todd of Chesler Mary Newell of Colwnbus and l)lrs Marvm Walker of Tuppers Plains visited Allee Curlis Vera Weber and V1da, Pomeroy Motor Co. 1971 CHEVROLET BELAIR S3950 SALE PRICED - A REAL BUY• 1970 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO S3095 KINO-- MIGHTY SHARP' 1970 CHEV IMPALA SPT CPE S2395 Gob1 be1ge b la ck v•ny l roof blac k kn1 t uphols tery w•th bucket sea ts 400 cu 1n V 8engfne power steenng power disc brakes console pos 1tract1on rally wheels F&R guards G 70x15 wh1te wal l t 1res rad to & rea r seat speak er 4 season a1r cond 1t1oner THIS I S ONE OF A 3SOcu 1n V Sengme turbo hydramat1c power steermg & brakes rad 1o red v ny l 1nfertor black fin•sh wh 1te wa ll ttres l 1ke new Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES 1:00 P M. i'OI!IEROY, OHIO Plains Socictv Nc\\-s Adlustable fo r all d1rect1on air fl ow P B , factory a•r wtth blue vmyl fop whtf e 70 Ford Pickup Jo~ Ton V 8 auto trans 64 Ford Camper Real ntce . ~ ..', . . ~ 66 Bu1ck LaSabre < 65 Mercury 68 Dodge 71 Ford 66 VW Karmann-Ghia real clean 69 Volkswagen Bug 69 Datsun Station Wagon 68 Chev. Bel. 4 Dr., V-8, auto., a1r ........'1495 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air ......... 11895 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, air .............. '995 '! 2 Dr. lfz t lh l 4 Door H.T.. ............ f695 H.T., V-8 auto., P.S..... 1495 Pickup, V-8 std.......... 11395 Pickup, V-8, auto., P.S.....12695 2 Dr............... 1595 2 New Cadillacs • • OVER 25 NEW OLDS Karr & Van Zanclt Chester , 0 4 door sedan factor y a•r V 8 eng•ne power steenng & brakes Turbo hydramat1 c ra d •o wheel covers bum per 9uards gold fm•sh w1th black v1nyl roof cover t v 1nyl mtenor used l ess than 5 000 m1 les as Drtver sEd ca r Tupper~ FRONT Deluxe automol1ve styling with safety designed padded base Wood gra1n control and fop strip AIR OUTLET LOUVERS Three • xPr,' front lou vers 2 Dr H T V 8 auto P S Demonstrator Serv1ce Till 12 Noon on Sat 992 2174 71 Ford Galaxie 500 RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Our Word Is Our Bond Open Evenmgs Till 7 p m & Sat Till 5 P M INC. :·· 1972 Cadillac We Serv1ce What We Sell MOTORS~ factory a1r P S wh1fe w1fh green v•ny l top PB 72 Ford LTD 2 Dr. H.T., all ............... 14295 70 Chev. Impala 4 Dr., V-8, auto........ 12195 70 Volkswagen 2 Door, 4 speed ...........'1595 69 Olds 98 H.T. Coupe, air ............... '2495 69 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle, a1r ............ 13500 69 Ponbac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T.. air.... ·'1995 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel 1 ITH NELSON Oldsmobile Delta 88 %--------------------~----------~-------- l< 1968 CHRYSLER ............... on~ 51595 Lemans 4 dr H T fac tory a r Th1s IS one of the cleanest cars m the Oh io Valley 8 4 Dr 70 Dodge Pickup 70 Volkswagen Real n1ce & ready to go 67 Ford Galaxie 500auto Dr sedan V PS PB factory a1r whlfP wt fh black mtenor $1795 4Dr sed fa ctory atr PS PB Rea ln1cecar oneowner 1967 PONTIAC .................. on~ 1495 4 70 GMC Pickup 500 Wagon V 8 auto real n•ce wagon for summer tun Local one owner Pn ced to sell 5 ZE NITH color TV 5 years old S25 mo Vacatton Paradise lo 1100 phone '192 7087 alter 5 30 Maker Free Forked Run Lake free gas p m HOUSE 1n Long Bottom f phone Mon ey ' 7 6 3tc Brochu re Ran chos Box partly furnrshed Reasonable 985 35'9 2001 DO Alameda California rent prefer ret 1r ed couple 6 11 lfc 94501 r eferences phone 378 6298 YARD SALE - 22 onch lawn 7 7 tf c mower $15, G E ha.r dr yer RAC IN E - o room house bath, 6 7 301p PICK UP YOUR APPLICATION TODAY AT THE ul oloty room, garage SIO,OOO $3 G E Canister Va c S5 HOUSE 1deal for couple or l oys tools f1shmg suppl 1es ~~one 949 4195 NEW STORE SITE OR JONES BOYS'S OFFICE 3 31 lfc TUP PER S PLAINS - 6 rooms gentleman bath and shower and many m1sc 1tems cheap complete priva cy gas heal - all day Saturday and and bath .,, electnc home 2 859 THIRD AVE. GAlliPOLIS closed tn porches garage a ... close to Moddlepor t com Sunday July 8th & 9lh, 339 RACit~E - 10 room house bath basement, garage, two lot 200 x 200 for further In pletely furn ished phone 992 Lasley Slreel Pomeroy (off lots Phone 949 4313 Mulberry 5fh house on r igh t ) 7791 after 5 p m tormat10n phone 667 3624 Interviews will be conducted later this month. 7 7 31c 4 5 ffp 7 6 Jfc - - - -- 7 6 Jtc ' " • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. .' HT 1969 FORD FAIRLANE.. ............ 11595 LEGAL NOTICE Sealed proposals Will be re ceive d by the Board of Education ol fh! Melos Local Sc hool Distr ic t In the ofllce of fhe clerk In the Meigs Juntor H1 gh School Building in Mid dleport Oh to for insura nce coverage for school buses trucks and ot h er mo tor veh cles unfl! 12 00 noon on Augus t 7 1972 Eastern Daylight Standard t ime at whu; h t1me b ds w•ll be opened A lls l ot the buses trucks and othe r' motor vehic l es to be In sured with the spec f1 cat 10ns for same may be obtatned by cal ltng Mr Larry MOrr1son lelephone 992 2153 Me 1gs Local School Dis tr1ct Board of Educatton Lee W M cComas Clerk 171 7 u 21 28 •• 70 Dodge Pickup Followmg are some great buys on one owner used cars traded m on new Butcks & Pont1acs 1970 PONTIAC ........................ s2995 LEGAL , 69 Mercury Comet 2 dr ch1mneys phone 992 2368 Pomeroy Oh1o 7 5 6fp USED CARS fast back Smith Nelson 40 New Cars Do you WANT TO SELL IDEAL S ACRE RANCHO Lake Conchas New Mexico 52 875 No Down No onterest 7 s 6tc dr H T s tan da rd We Want To Sell ~ closets dmlng room 2 baths basement carpeted drapes and rods large level lot electrtc heat an expert - 69 Mustang AT Pomeroy Home & Au~? Open 8Tol5 Monday lhru Saturday 606 E Maon, PoiNirOy Q. to sell at th1s pnce' Just l ook at all of these fea tur es 3 bedrooms wtfh close ts d1n1ng room bath ful l baseme n t 10 acres of ground house about 10 years old $9,500 00 WE HAVE AN 80 ACRE FARM CALL US TODAY NOT QUITE COMPLETED YET J story 3 bedrooms walk In C~ AUTOMOB IL E mSLrance been VACA NT - J bedrooms I rep lace •n liv1ng modern bath n•ce k tchen 2 porches level lot near store Park v •ew Kennels Phone 992 5443 doors and w indows carports marquees aluminum s1dmg and rallmg A Jacob sales representative For free esttmates phone Charle s Syracuse V V L •s le Johnson and Son Inc 2966 7 BY PASS 4 BEDROOMS - Large paneled den 1' 2 baths cook un 1ts Al l electnc hom e Lots of closet space 4 acres of land 127 500 DO E On Mo st Amencan - GUARANTE eo,...; Phone 992-2094 SEE US FOR Awnmgs storm RT washer excel ent cond1t •on 2 por celam top cab1nets gas cook stove metal tabl e and B1ssell hand four chatrs sweeper full s1ze meta l bed Free Wes tmghouse sewtng ma chme m cabmet phone 991 6247 prolecl10n 32 N 2nd 992 3918 ALL SIDE BUILDERS & CONSTR CO ca ncel le d' Lost your operators l1cense' Call 992 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 G E REFRIGERATOR wronger tyr.e Maytag 6695 0 DEL L WHEEL al 1gnment q a m to 9 p m I BE AUTIFUL Walnu l f,n,.h ~ phone 992 2951 COAL L1m estone Excels1or Salt Work s E Matn St Pom eroy Phone 992 38~ 1 4 1'1 tfc 7 7 6tc 991 7085 Mobile 7 2 5lc -------- . th1s Amer1can - - - - - - - - - - 992 7085 We spec ialtze 1n alummum v1nyl and st ee l s1 d1ng f1berglas br ck and stone complete lme of resldent1a1 and comm erc1a l ro of1ng remodeltng bulld 1n g suspended ceilmgs mtenor and e)(ter 1or pa1nt1ng complete ltne of M asonry work All work guaranteed to custom er sa t 1sfact1on We are fully m sured for your Complete Serv 1ce 5 1 tfc week - Black Moll 1es Red ~WI 3 Bedroom home, w1th briCk front, 1 car garage, carpeltng Pnced at ONLY $13,750 C BRADFORD Auct1oneer AM FM radoo com . - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -, b1naflon 4 speed au l omafl c changer 4 spea ker sound system Balance $78 69 Use our ft me payment plan Call 5 DAYS AWEEK 4782 Gallipolis John Russell Owner & Operator 5 12 tfc $5.55 -sp~-;uA t - July Is New Car Sale Month , Whpel Alignment' PLASTE RIN G& reftniShtng old Ractne, Oh10 Cntt Bradford TWO homes for sale 1 mde North of Eastern Htgh 1971 YE LLOWSTONE lruck Sc hool both have bath and a half 4 bed roo ms camper ltke new cal l 949 bu II 1n k.tchen s and wal l to wall 5424 after 7 P m 6 29 7tc carpet call 985 1598 style ' Bobs Spectal $1 S... EREO Must Be Able To Type only Oh1o ==-=-::--::-:--:-:- BOOKKEEPER 2 BEDROOM trai ler Chesler CONC RETE del1vered ngh l to your protect Fa st and easy Free e!ittmates Phone 992 3284 Jack W Carsey Mgr Phone "92 2181 Platies Black Tetra s - 3 lor 5 5131 Phone 949 382' SHOWA LT ER S wei pet shop II READY MI X POMEROY '1'...-:..1 1965 FORD Thunderbord con Houdashelt and fam1ly Sunday Mr and Mrs Thereon CARRIERS WANTED Johnson spent several days IN w1th Mr and Mrs Don Reel at Akron MIDDLEPORT Mrs L1lhan Lee has relurned home for the summer after Phone Faye Manley spendmg lhe winter m Cm992 5592 cmnatl w1th Mr and Mrs In George Tass1an and fam1ly Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Gene Beegle of Phone992 2156 New Bnghton Pa , spent the holiday weekend w1 th h)S father , Mr Ira Beegle and Employme, t 1 1 olher relallves pamt roofs or houses Mr and Mrs Linley Hart, WILL tnm and cu t tr ees clean Mrs Henry Roush and Dale att1cs ba se m ents, etc Phone 949 3121 and lhe1r guest, Mrs Violet 6 14 301c Fisher spent over the Fourlh of July weekend m Akron and Wanted To Buy Sandusky Bay Mr and Mrs Harl, Mrs Roush and Dale OL D Furn•ture oak tables organs dishes clocks brass arrived home Tuesday evemng beds or com plete households accompamed by Henry who Wnte M D M1ll er Rt 4 had been viSiling lhere Pomeroy Dhoo Ca ll '192 6271 6 18 lfc Mr and Mrs Johme Roush and son, Roberl, and daughter, Healher, of New Br~ghlon, Pa , For Rent called on Mr snd Mrs Clifford 4 ROOM unfur n1 shed upsta •rs Morr1s, recenUy, wh1le VISiting apartment adults only phone 992 3056 olher relallves 7 2 6tc Mr Kennelh Swarl of Akron spenl July Fourth weekend APARTMENTS close to Me1gs Hogh School cal l 773 5268 w1lh hiS molher, Mrs James after 5 p m Swarl and hiS Sisler, Mrs 7 1 6lc Alfred Crow and family Mr and Mrs Jerry Whelan 3 AND 4 ROUM furniShed and unfurnished apartments and lwo children of WilliamPhone 992 5434 stown, W Va (formerly of 4 12 tic Texas) VISited Mr and Mrs Ronald Hart, Mr and Mrs Bob UNFURNISHED apartment, t34 Mulberry Ave , phone 9'>2 Hill and Mrs Hazel Carnahan 3962 6 11 tfc We talk to you like t~ Turl Tnm Mower B& S 31 ? h p eng •ne n car ton 70 25 Na vy Starling salary $288 per 3 29 tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED REASONABLE rates Ph 446 Economy Ttl ler 31 7 h p B&S engme Reg 159 YS 14495 6 29 91c serv1 ce, all makes 992 2284 Th e Fabnc Shop Pomeroy Authonzed S1nger Sales and Ser v1ce We Sharpen Sc1ssors Goegle1 n Read y M1x Co M1ddleporl Oh 10 6 30 tfc MOWERS & TILLERS bedroom must sell lertvmg area phone 741 58'l5 for n forma l ton open1ngs ava1fable fo r qual1f1ed appl•cants tn one of over 67 fields 1n th e U S month plus free medtcal and dental care housmg food t r ave l and 30 d ays pa1d vacat 1on per year Phone Petty Off icer Peters at 593 SEWING MACHINES Repair SPECIAL 1971 MOBILE home 12 x 60 3 12 ti c 1 Avon bottles and old bottle s, d1shes and a bunch of stu ff ever y Sunday on the B1ll Clonch fa rm approximately 2 ~0 x 10 MOBILE home w1th atr m les up Hysel l Run off Rou te cond•t •onmg Call f or a p 1?4 Hor ses guns dogs or po n tment 99'} 5986 or 992 2126 what have you Come one and Prtce S3 000 V•ncent Kn ght oil 6 30 61p 7 I 61p MEN WANTED - lmmed ale Pomeroy 2174 662 3035 4 13 lfc - - - - - - - -- - Help Wanted Free Estimates We a lso hau l hll d1rt lop so •I Dump tru cks and low boy for htre See Bob or Roger Jeffer s, Pom er oy Phone 992 3.S2S after 7 pi m or phone 992 SE PTIC tanks cleaned Miller fRI. & SAT. JULY 7 & 8 CASH pa1d for all makes and models of mobile homes Phone area code 614 423 9531 Pomeroy 0 done by hour or contract San .ta t ton Stewart Oh10 Ph 1220 Washington Blvd 413 7521 From the largest Bulldozer Rad1ator to Sma It est Hea ter Core Nathan Btggs Radtalor Spectahst Ph 780THIRD AVE MIDDLEPORT MILLER MOBILE HOMES ARNOLD BROTHERS 2448 Dozer & End loader work, pond s ba se ment , land sca pmg We have 2 SIZe dozers 2 s1ze loaders Work SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. 992 YARD SALE Com pl ete mobile home serv1ce - plus g 1gan tlc d1splay ol mobile homes always ava ilabl e at SENTINEL J•iwiEIRIOI 7-t 21p • Aor Cond1t10ners • Awnongs • Underpmmng 614·388·8717 GET TV good e.:omhtaon , Stereo i\M F M and Phono Mrs Hobart Newell Route 243 by ]} hone 99'1 3B6J .or Doni Forget EXPERT EARTH MOVING rri Chester Grade School A1r Condllloners Hot Water Healers Plumb1ng £tectrocal Work Clark Chapel Acres Porter, Ohio 10 ml N of Gallipolis JUS I off Rt 160 YARD SALE July 8 10 a 7 7 21c COOLING Wmdow Enjoyable ON YOUR DIAL W l1 992 58-t4 iltle r 3 p m HEATING & SA LE 9 a m Saturday tor us Is wa 1f1ng on Gods ANNOUN CIN G black 111 nyl top 26 000 actual 11 1l ( 1\1 d flef I f) ll' 99 1 Mobtle Homes For Sale We invite you to compare .. Business Services door hnrdlop tnclory atr blul w1lh 1 7 lip reasonllbl~e ~ PON I t AC Bonncvtlle phOilt: 99'} 6/93 liJM I LLUNA 1/ X 5J 7 b(; droOm co mple te w1th 'undcr pmn1ng pr ced very Parkersburg W Va RATES or I ratte BAYr 1 Utlgllr ...,~ ~1/ ) orlr.ul~ new j:lrodut t~ speoals 1:~ (I month also s.l l ~ s pcrsonnrl needed Phone 9lJ 1 .S 111 fJ f. ttc SATURDAY NIGHT Day of Publ•catton For Sale KOSCOT KO>METICS S•ver• DANCE 5 PM Da\1 Before Publ•cat.on nsert•on No\tce Not 1ce INFORMATION • called on hiS parenls Mr and Mrs Clare nce N1chols Tuesday Mrs Frank Dorst of Long " Bottom called on her mother, By Mrs Evelyn Brlckles Sunday School attendance at Mrs Ethel Sto ut Monday the Umled MelhodiSt Church evenmg Mrs Mary Kibble of Lillie was 53 and offermg $16 39 Hockmg spent a few days here Worship attendance was 42 and w1th her s1sler Mrs Grace offermg was $50 10 Kuhn Mr and Mrs Sammy Rardm Mrs Edgar Dorst of Sumner celebrated lhe1r 58th weddmg anmversary al lhe1r home at called on Mrs Roberl Dorst Long Botlom Salurday Those and family Tuesday mormng Robert Gray was adm1lted calhng on the Rardms Saturday from here were Mr ag~ 1n lo a hosp1tal In and Mrs Thurman Babcock, Parkersburg as a med1cal Mr and Mrs. Oscar Babcock, pallent Mr and Mrs Carl Kuhn and Mrs Bess1e Webster and Judy P1e, cake and coffee were son of Canton called on hiS mother, Mrs Grace Kuhn served Monday Mr and Mrs J1mm1e Mr and Mrs Eldred Grunes Torrence and children of Columbus spenl a few days and mother, Cora Grimes, of here wllh his parents, Mr and Athens were Sunday afternoon guests of hiS Sisler, Mrs Ne1sel Mrs Roland Torrence Mr and Mrs Wayne Wealherman Roberl Marcmko rece1ved Brlckles called on Mr and Mrs Edgar Dorst of Sumner word lhal his brother, Bernard Marcwko, was killed when hiS Salurday Mr and Mrs Keith Miller lraclor overlurned wh1le have rented lhe trailer of Mr pultmg up hay on a farm at and Mrs James Walson m lhe Logan Mr Marcmko lived m Arbaugh addition an9 have Columbus He leaves a w1fe and lwo children and several moved lllere Rev Earl Nichols of Athens brothers Funeral services were held Friday sl the former Lady of Lorelta Church at Tuppers Plams, VISiled Mr Long Boltom with bur1allhere and Mrs FrO\! Larkins Mr and Mrs McKmght of Mr and Mrs Warren Con- · Manella were rece nl guests of nolly vacationed m Tennessee Mrs NeiSel Weatherman Mr and Mrs Lou Louden of Veda Pemsh of Flonda and Chesh~rev1slhed Mr and Mrs son,Mr and Mrs Cla1r Pemsh Dorsel Larkins and SISler, Ruth, of Derry, Pa , Mr and Mrs c B Hayman were recent guests of her of Columbus and Lila Ridenour brolher, Mr and Mrs Veri and son, Chesler, were dmner Tullle guests of Ernestine Hayman Mr and Mrs Howard Young of Paden City, W Va , and Mr ~ and Mrs Garlh Sm1th were The Almanac vlslling Mr and Mrs Emmell By Uniled Press Inlernatlonal Stehem Today 1s Fr1day, July 7, the Mr and Mrs Hank Holler 189lh day of 1972,. w1lh 177 lo were vls1llng Mr and Mrs follow Russell Wyncoop of Johnslown, The moon Is approachmg 1l.s Ohto new phase Mr and Mrs Dav1d Sm1th, The mormng slars are Venus Dav1d and Dee Dee and Nancy and Saturn Kay Baum were viSilmg Mr ' The evemng slars are Mer· and Mrs Ted Hayman and cury, Mars and Jup1ter family of Weslerville Those born on this date are -VIolel Smith under lne Sign of Cancer Apple Grove "•You'll L1ke Our Quality Way of Domg Business" 992-5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenmgs Until 6 0(}-- Til 5 PM Sat and Mrs Dallas H1ll and fam1Iy Mr and Mrs Bill Sm1th and Donna, of Pittsburgh, Pa spenl the weekend w1th Mr and Mrs Robert Sm1lh By Mrs Herbert Roush Mr and Mrs Darrell NorriS Mr and Mrs Jeff Lee Lusher were dmner guests Sunday of of Charleston and Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs FloY-d NorriS Lawrence Scarbo of Malcom Calhng on the Nomses Sunday OhiO were Sunday guests of afternoon were Mr and Mrs Janet Hooper, Athens, was Mr and Mrs Everelle Ran Woodrow Brown of Ft Pierce, an overmghl guest al the home som Fla and Mr and Mrs Edward of her grandparents, Mr and Rev Paul Hayman of Gabon, Kane of SIIIJ),ervUie, N. J Mrs Carl Greenlees and her was a dmner guesl Monday of• Jeff Donohew or Fort Mea'de, n'lotlier, 'Mrs Rose Hooper and Mrs Ferne B Hayman and Md , Ralph Ours of New Darlene v1srted at the also VIS Ited h1s brother, Mr Bnghton, Pa , Mr and Mrs Greenlees home and Janet and Mrs Ray Hayman Gene Webster and daughter, returned home with them Roger Roush and Jeff M1ller Ah1la, of Cleveland were July Mrs Goldie Gillogly acspent Monday evemng w1th 4th guests of Mr and Mrs Roy companied her brother and Mr and Mrs Dana LewiS al Donohew and son, Greg SISler-m-law, Mr and Mrs Clifton Mr and Mrs Charles Theodore Bormg of McArlhur Mrs Edna Durst and Mrs Wmebrenner and children of to Columbus where lhey VISited Henry Hunt of Baden, W Va , Chesh1re, Mr and Mrs Lowell Mrs Bem1ce McKnight and spent Monday w1lh Mrs Burton and daughter or Mr and Mrs Alan Jones and Russell Roush Columbus were weekend called on George Bormg They Mr and Mrs Z Belles and guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon were also m Portsmouth where daughter Jan, of LaPorte, Donohue they were guests of Mr and lnd , Mrs James Tarpo and Mr and Mrs Roy Van Meter Mrs Harry Mosler and VISited children, Cathy, Cmdy, James, and daughters, of Mormng Star 1n Ch1ll1cothe enroule Lmda and Dav1d, of Portage, spent Sunday afternoon Wllh Recent guests of Mr and lnd , spent a few days w1lh Mrs Erma Wilson Mrs Carl Greenless were her Mrs Ferne B Hayman Spendmg Falher's Day w1lh brother m-law and Sisler, Mr Durmg the1r VISit lhey all Mr and Mrs Jess Anderson and Mrs Donald Srmth and enJoyed a w1ener roast and were Mr and Mrs Leo Belly, Belpre cookout at lhe Hayman home Wiggington of St Albans, Mr Those from Temple Church and also a p1cmc at Forked and Mrs David Jones and lwo who allended a birthday party Run Lake Thursday Mrs Children of Hillsboro, W Va , Marvene Beegle and two Mr and Mrs, Everelte Clark lor Rev and Mrs Howard Mayne at the Parsonage m children of Spiller also VISited and children, Shelia and Paul, Albany on Saturday evemng w1th Mrs Hayman and Mrs of <i,oltageville, Mr and Mrs were Mr and Mrs Don Comer, June Wickersham and lhe1r Orville Jarrell and children, Vickie, R1ch8rd and Joy, Mr guests On Friday afternoon, Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sayre and and Mrs Arlhur Crablree, Mr Mr and Mrs Lawrence lwo children of Minersville, and Mrs Waller Jordan and Ha yman and son, John M•rk, Mr and Mrs Benny Boggess Mendal Jordan . of Durham, Conn , VISited Mrs and Wayne, Carroll Johnson, Mrs Homemade 1ce cream and Hayman Don Johnson, Mr anll Mrs cake were enJoyed by the Mr and Mrs VIrgil Roush Glenn Pauley of Charleston charge guesls and many g1fls spenl lhe weekend w1th Mr Mr and Mrs Don Hodge, were g1ven lhe honored guesls and Mrs Terry Roush al Mary Lou Wickersham of MISs Ronda Whllhnglon, Wmslon Salem, N C Columbus were weekend daughter of Mr and Mrs Mr and Mli Don Riffle and guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Ronald Whilllnglon, local, and children of Columbus VISiled Wickersham on Sunday They Roberl Powell, son of Mr and Mr and Mrs Lester Roush were jomed al dmner by Mr Mrs Waller Powell, over the weekend Mrs Riffle and Mrs Jim Wickersham and Amesville, were uniled m remamed for a week's vis1t son mamage by Rev Cecil Cox al w1th her parents, lhe Roushes Mr and Mrs Charles Blake lhe Carpenter Bapbst Church On SWiday Mrs Roush and and Mrs Lillian Dufly of M1ss Nancy Sm1lh was maid of children accompamed by her Syracuse, Mr and Mrs Roger honor and Cra1g Jago was best brolher, Johnnie Roush, Manuel and daughter, Anl!le, man A reception was held m relurned to Columbus Mr and Mrs Jim Connolly and lhe social rooms of the church Mr and Mrs Don Bell and Children, Btian and Shelly, after lhe ceremony The couple daughler, Lorna, look the were Sunday guesls of Mr and IS now al home al 5 Palmer latler's falher, Sl Clair H11l, to Mrs Lester Roush Streel, Athens Woodsfield, W Va , where he Mr and Mrs Howard Roush Mr and Mrs J W Burke will VISil Charles Abbotl for of Mansf1eld spent lhe weekend and children have returned several days With Mrs Gladys Shields and from a vacabon trip through Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mrs Edna Roush Ml'll Edna the western states Special Balser and family of Tuppers Roush accompanied lhem lo pomls of inleresl viewed were Plams, Mrs Ahce Balser, Mr Mansfield for a visit Mt Rushmore, S D , and and Mrs Jack Ables and Mrs Herbert Shields was at children and Mary Congo of Ga!Upohs Monday to consult Yellowstone National Park Mrs Cecil Gillogly and Portland enjoyed a picmc al her doclor. Porlland Park Sunday Mrs Gerald Hayman and Mr and Mrs Dana LewiS of Mrs Roberl Harl of Racine Mrs. Paul DaVIS and daughler, Cl1flon, Mrs Russell Roush VISited Mrs Gene Jewell at Judy, and fnend of Parkersand children, Sharon and Letarl, W Va , Route Thurs- burg, Mr and Mrs Clarence Story and daughter, Rosalie, of Cmdy, were dmner guesls day Darwm, Mrs A4i- Norris and Saturday of Mr and Mrs Woodrow Hall Jr was taken Herberl Roush and son, Roger by lhe Racme emergency lo Mr and Mrs Erwin Gloeckner Mrs Ernest Grunm, Mrs Veterans Memorial Hospital and son, Oav1d, and lhelr V1rgmla Roush of Mmersville Sunday where he was admilted gueat.s, Mr and Mrs Moran Mr and Mrs Larry Broggle spenl Sunday w1lh lhelr sister, as a med1cal pal1ent and chlldren of Columbus spent Mr and Mrs George McA picmc was held al Fort the weekend with Mr and Mrs Chntock al Pl Pleasanl Me1gs park al Rullalld Sunday Adams and Mr and Mrs Robert Casper In honor of Mr and Mrs. Ed· Marshall and grandchildren, Billy and ward Moran of Philadelphia, RaY)llond Amy and Scottie Bnan Dye, of Columbus spenl who was VISiting Mr and Mrs Souder remamed for a week's the Fourth of July weekend Erwm Gloeckner and son, VISil w1lh Linda, Carol and w1lh Mrs Dolly Wolfe and Mr David Allendlng were Mr and Junnue O'Br1en News, Events Carpenter News, Event family v1s1ted on Thursday With Mrs Kennelh Grover of Pomeroy Youth of the area enlertalned 4-H exchange youth from WISconsm Hosts and their guesls mcluded Gene Albrighl, Markstan, WISconstn, al the home of Lester Jeffers; Joan Brolske, Berlin, WIBConsln, al lhe home of Kalhy Cheadle, MJ.ke Ulrich, North Freedom, Wisconsin, at the home at Randy Johnson and Lynn Ba1nbndge, Portage, W•sconsln , at the home of Jane Jordan The entire group JOined other exchange 4·H members and hosls m a swunmlng party held m lllelr honor and special aclivlties were enJoyed by each host family Mr and Mrs Cecil GIUogly and fa m1Iy joined famlly members for a cookoul at the home of Mr and Mrs Gene Lamberl and fam1ly, Pomeroy Olher guests were Mr and Mrs Harley Hamng,Brlan and Demse While, Mrs Eli2abeth Vaughan, Mrs Helen Johnson, Mr and Mrs Larry Johnson and children, Danny Abbolt and Mrs Geneva Shumate, all of lhe Pomeroy area Mr and Mrs Owen Arnson and Michelle of M1aml, Fla , VISited her parenls, Mr and Mrs William Thomas Guesls of Mr and Mrs R A Whllllnglon were Mr and Mrs Raymond Coltrlll and Larry, Harrisonville, and Mr and Mrs Lew1s Hill and son, Ronn1e, St Pelersburg, Flonda Law-el Cliff News Notes By Bertha Parker Sabhalh School atlendance July 2 at lhe Free Melhodlat Church was 101 Momh)g of. fermg was $135 911 There were 90 persons allended lhe morning preaching service. Mr and Mrs Ronald Browning vls1ted friernta In Callfornla Mr and Mrs. Browmng of Weal VirBlnla, stayed wllh the boys while lhelr parenls were away Mr and Mrs Hannon Fox VISited several days wllh their daughter and son-In-law, Mr and Mrs Earl Roush ata camp near McConnelsville Mister John Slory of Columbus Is spending lhe summer wllh h1s grandparenls, Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Rev Eugene uill and ftuDily allended lhe Free Melhodlat Conference and camp mee~~nt~ al Mansfield , Steve Elkms of Columblll recenUy visited hill P"Ud· parenls, Mr and Mrs. Hartwell Curd and MrS Dora Halley. �r • 12 - The DeUy Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., July 7,1972 Bloc Nations JNews ••"in Bri;i~ Chess Match .Opens Tuesday E~joying · · . · By Ualled Press Intemalfonal WIMBLEDoN, ENGLAND - BILUE JEAN'KING of Long Beach, Calif., today beat Evonne Goolag011g of Atistralia, 6-3, th1, to regain the Wimbledoo women's singles tennis tltle she last won in 1968. Mrs. King needed only 50 minutes to· dethrone Mlss welcome as well, with the West German mark taking secol1d Goolagong as champion and reverse the semifinal loss she place and the pound sterling suffered to the Australian last year. "I've brooded on thatloss for ,third 'in popullrity. But the· 365 days," Mrs. King said before the match and she did not ·give Miss Goolagong, eight years her junior at20, an inch. dollar holds the fore. Sbor~a&e \)1 Hard Curreney · The shortage .of hard currenSILVER SPRINGS, - PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE cy everywhere in the Communist world is the main reason George c: Wallace left Holy Cross Hospital after 53 days of for this paradoxical situation. treatment for gunshot wounds roday and flew ro Alabama to Foreign currency Is badly reclaim the governorship before heading for the Democratic needed for purchases in the National Convention. The governor was driven from the hospital in this northern West and on world markets. The black market flourishes suburb of the nation's capital to Andrews Air Force base for the almost everywhere. In some flight by military airlift ambulance. plane to Montgomery, the capitals the bladt market price state capital. "I feel good, I feel great," Wallace said wlth a big for the dollar Is more than two smile to reporters on the hospital steps a'J.-.he was taken by or three times the official rate wheelchair from the hospital to a waiting car. of exchange. But the risks are "See you in Miami." high . Special shops run by the SAIGON - U. S. 852 BOMBERS struck near Quang Tri City government are selling other- today ro back a South Vietnamese effort to retake the provincial wise bard-to-obtain goods for capital. But Communist troops using captured American-built dollars only. tanks took the punch out of a 13,000-man government drive roward the city. Eighteen of the big bombers in six waves dumped 450 tons of explosives on suspected Communist positions five to eight miles from the strategic city in the 18 hours ending at dawn today, the U. S. conunand said. Sources in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh said today Brig. Gen . Kong Chhat was killed Thursday while leading goverrunent troops trying to reinforce the encircled town of Angtassom, 47 miles south of Phnom Penh. A Communist bullet hit Cbhat in the stomach on the eight-mile road between Takeo Mrs. Mary A. Ohlinger, 64, Province and Angtassom. formerly of Mason County, 317 Old Village Road, Columbus, SANCLEMENTE, CAUF. -PRESIDENT NIXON called in was dead on arrival at St. Marys l!ospital in Huntingron, his economic experts to discuss ways of holding down food prices today after promising to veto any excessive election-year W. Va. Thursday morning. Mrs . Ohlinger an6arently spending by Congress. suffered a heart atl';;ck while The President's moves were aimed at curbing inflation visiting friends in Huntington. one of the most persistent problems of his.admlnistralion - and The daughter of the late Joseph setting the stage for the forthcoming campaign debate over who and Millie Roush Ohlinger, she is to blame for lt. Treasury Secretary George P. Schultz, Conwas born Sept. 12, 1907 in sumer Adviser Virginia Knauer, Herbert Stein of the Council of Mason County. Economic Advisers and other members of the Cost of Living Mrs. Ohlinger was a member Council were scheduled to report to Nixon on the_ir jawboning of the Hilltop Lutheran Church sessions with executives in the food industry. in Columbus. She is survived by her husband, Fred H. · Ohlinger, a son, J. Fred Ohlinger, ltica, Mich.; three brothers, Lester, Harold and A breaking and entering of Hudson's home. One youth has Donald Ohlinger, all of New the home of Mrs. Lonnie been sentenced to the Boys Haven , and three grandHudson , Kingsbury Road, lndu ~trial School at Lancaster children. Funeral services will be held Pomeroy, Rt. 4, occurred Aug. on similar charges out of at 2:30 p.m. Sunday at the 'll, 1971, Meigs County has been Franklin County. Warrants have been issued Foglesong Funeral Home with solved, Sheriff Robert C. the Rev. John L. Hydinger Hartenbach's departmen t by the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. to be used as dela iners officiating. Burial will be in reported today . Taken at the time were four when those involved are Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home guns and other items . On th~ released from custody , at any time after 2 p.m. Saturday. same night keys were taken which time they will be from a vehicle owned by Ralph returned to Meigs County to Carl of the same address. It face the above charge . was learned later that the persons who . rook the keys intended to return and steal a Unusual Era of Peace EDITORS: K.C. Thaler, UPI's chief diplomatic correspondent lo Europe, has jnst completed a tour of Eastern European capitals. This Is the third and last of his dispatches on the changing face of the area. By K. C. THALER VIENNA (UP!)- East European countries are enjoying a.rare period of relative peace/ both domesticaUy and with their neighbors to the east and west. With the easing of pressure from their ruling regimes, these countries are experiencing a degree of relaxation at home that has afforded improved living conditions and has reduced fears of ever present security forces. Differences and tensions on the international scene also have eased. Russian pressures have decreased partly because the ever watchful Soviets apparently see no immediate danger to their rule from the regimes of the bloc countries ljlld partly because they have been mounting a 'J)eace offens! ve to accompany the summit with President Nixon and its decisions. MEIGS THEATRE Weekend THE SECRET ADVENTURES OF THE RAILWA·Y CHILDREN (Technicolorl Dinah Sheridan IG! VILLAIN <Technicolorl Richard Burton Ian McShane I R) SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Sun., Mon. & Tues. July 9·10-11 MADE FOR EACH OTHER ITechnicolorl Renee Taylor Joseph Bologna IGP) Cartoons MASON DRIVE-IN 0 • 0 0 Tonight, July 7 Double Feature Program "BEWARE THE BLOB" - PLUsTHE MEPHISTO WALTZ IColor! Alan Aida IR) Saturday Only July 8 Double Feature " PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS" Mi chael Sarrazin Barbara Hershey IGP ) ALSO "ADIOS SABATHA Yul Brynner Dean Reed IColor! IGP! MD: Mary Ohlinger Died Thursday Legion Club Facing Big .Tonight & Saturday July 7-8 Jenny Agutler With a European Security Conference assured and prepa· rations for it ro begin in the fall, it seems certain Moscow will want fo avoid any major upset, either in lts . European backyard or internationally. Under Orden ai Belulve The East European countries, in turn, are under orders to behave and not ro cause trouble on this sensitive part of tile European scene. · The U.S. dollar, sometimes derided by America's friends and allies, rides high in the Communist world of Eastern Europe. It has assumed virtually the role of the key currency throughout the Communist area and is the link in dealings not only with the outside worl!l, but within the bloc Itself. Government and commercial transactions are negotiated in dollars. Hotel prices, air fares, travel arrangements are all listed in dollars. Even prostitutes in some East European capitals are conducting their business with foreigners on a dollar basis. Other hard . currencies are The Meigs American Legion baseball team has a big weekend starting Saturday with a I :JO double-header at Syracuse against Marietta. Sunday, the local Legionnaires go to Chillicothe for another double-header starting at 1 p.m. In earlier meetings with these two strong teams, Meigs split with Marietta 1-0 and 0-4 and Chillicothe 2-0 and 0-3. Coach George Nesselroad's club, currenUy IU-1 on the season, ls one game better than last year's 12-9 pace at this time. Meigs continued on into the state tournament that year. Reports Indicate Lancaster, the team Meigs drew in the first round of the district rournament In Athens July 22, is a "pretty fair" team . It split with Athens , whom Meigs whipped 4-0 last Wednesday. Rick Ash, the club's leading hitter, broke his eight-game hitting streak Wednesday against Athens. The Iefthanded centerfielder, hitting .J97, had been coming off a great weekend when he had three hits in six bats and four runs batted in. Tom Cooke will remain out of action this weekend but may see action next Wednesday against New Haven o( the following weekend. Cooke racked up his mouth two weeks ago and was hospitalized three days. ARE Hudson Home B&E Solved Darrell Badgley Died Thursday Darreli E. Badgley , 38, Racine Route 2, died Thursday evening at the Holzer Medical Center following a lingering lllness. Mr. Badgley was born on March 23, 1934, the son of Ralph R. and Dorthy P. Hysell Badgley, Racine, who survive along with his wife, Ella Jean; three chlldren, Jennlfer Lee , Dereck Martin and Dalron D., all at horne : three sisters, Mrs. Brian (Bonnie ) Simpson, Baltimore; Mrs. Billy (Ruth Ann) Hlll, Racine; Mrs. Thomas (Karen) Eckersley, Hannlbal, N. Y.; two brothers, Steve of Racine, and Larry of Fairfax, Va.; several nieces and nephews, and a step • grandmother, Mrs. Oma Hysell of Syracuse. Mr. Badgley was a farmer and a member of the Racine Baptist Church. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Racine Baptist Church with the Rev. Charles Norris officiating. Burial will be in the Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may · call at the Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home ln Middleport from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 on saturday and until noon on Sunday. SHIRt ~INistiiNG SAME DAY SERVItE In At ~Out At S Use Our FrH P•rkl~p Lot Robinm:s aeaner5 Your you a handy, accurate record of the money you spend. And what you spend it tor. Open your own Checking Account soon .. . and lhen 1 even il you do. your checkbook never forgets. 21' t . 1nd, Pomeroy - Centerville REYKJAVIK, Iceland (Ufl) - After' two weeks of behindthHcene diplomacy and '!'uch talking, 'BQbby Fischer and BQris Spassky have agreed to get down to their real business -playing chess. The match for the world title now held by the .:Jti.year-old Russian will liegin Tuesday in the . lcehindic capitaL The winner gets $150,000 and the loser $100,000. Spassky , a handsome Leningrad journalist who makes a ~vlng playing chess the year arolUid, will make the first move. He won the draw Thursday night and wiD play wl1ite, meaning he will make the first move. The 29-year-old American will play black in the first game. In succeeding games they alternate. Despite the charges and countercbarges exchanged between the two camps there was . no sign of personal animosity between the two. Applause Exchanged When Spassky was introduced at the draw, Fischer apptaude~ . .Aild when the challenger, dressed in a green suit and red Ue, was presented, · Spassky gave him a big hand. As they shook bands at the end of the ceremony, Spassky held on to Fischer's hand and said, "And good luCk." The ceremony confirmed that all the problems that delayed the match for -nine days finally had been settled. · It began with Fischer refusing to come to Iceland for the originally scheduled start ·July 2 because he was oot happy with the financial terms. Jim.Slater, a wealthy British banker, saved the match when he offered to double the prize money from $125,000 to $250,000. Fischer finally turned up July 4-but by then, Spaosky was upset and threatened ro pull out. He first demanded that Fischer forfeit th~ first game, then asked for an apology from the American and flpally asked Dr. Max Euwe, president of the Jn. ternational Chess Federation (FIDE), to admit that he violated the rules when he postponed the match in FiBcher 's absence instead of dlsqualll)'ing the . An\erican. Euwe Adm.ltJ Mlltalte Euwe, himself a former world champion and the last non-Russian to hold the tiUe, ..-omptly penned a declaration iKlrnltttng that he had made a mlstake. Thursday, Fischer lroke the lee when he wrote a letter 'to "Dear Boris" apologizing for . his "disrespectful behavior." Flacher admitted he had "offended you and yilur coimtry, the Soviet Union ." "1 simply became carried away by my petty dispute over money wltll the Icelandic chess organizers," Fischer wrote in hill letter. SpaBSky accepted the apology, although lt was not delivered directly to him by Fischer. In the end, the llusslana appearedtohavedroppedtheir demand that Fischer forfeit the first game. Hopefuls Getting To Miami' - votes to win the nomination on ' the first ballot, was scheduled to arrive Saturday, along with many of the state delegations to the convention. But a major decision, key to the aspirations of all the candidates, still was awaiting action by the Supreme Court in Washingron . Chief Justice Warren E. MIAM BEACH (UP! ) Knowing they have to stop George S. McGovern or forfeit their hopes for the Democratic presidential nomination , Hubert H. Humphrey, Edmund S. Muskie and George C. Wallace fly here today to press that effort. McGovern, claiming enough Burger was expected to decide today whet,her to convene the Supreme Court in emergency session to decide whether McGovern can retain all '!11 delegate votes he won in the California primary or forfeit 153 of them to other candidates, lncludlng 106 to his chief rival, Humphrey. Racine Defeats Bidwell 13 to 4 RACINE - Racine defeated Bidwell 13-4 in Little League play here Thursday. Mark Sayre was on the mound for Racine, striking out six and· walking five. For the winners, Richard Teaford and Mike Huddleston each bad a single, double and a triple ; Mark Sayre a triple and a single, Scott Wolfe a double and a single, and Steve Hill a single. For Bidwell, J. Plants had two singles, Welch a triple, B. Hash and R. Hash each a single and Casey and Gardner each a single. Labor Solid Wall against McGovern MIAMI BEACH (UPI ) - Georgt! S. McGovern's lieutenants, facing a stone wall of opposition from organized labor, worked frantically Saturday to find a compromise on tangled delegate seating disputes and regain hi,'! claim to a first ballot presidential nomination. As the South Dakota ·senator flew down by chartered jetliner to take personal command of the battle , the figure emerging as the kingmaker in the struggle between McGovern and his foes was Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of Maine . So far, Muskie h35 remained personally oncoiMlittal but bas permitted aides to ork with stop-McGovern forces . He Jmmands nearly 200 increasingly esUess delegates - roughly the number ofcGovern would need to assure victory OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) - A 21-year-old AWOL soldier, who hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines jetliner for $4:>5,000 ransom, surrendered early today ro a highway patrol captain he had taken hostage. "!told him that as soon as he stepped down the ramp an FBI agent is going to squeeze one off and 'your head will disintegrate' "said California highwa y patrol officer Lloyd Turner, 42. The hijacker, identified by the FBI as Francis Goodell, Manassas, Va., handed over two guns and the ransom after two tense hours of waiting in the Boeing 7'!1 on the runway at Oakland airport. ru11and national bank ,,.. bankol t,..ctnturr nt. ll72 I • • At Forked Run Lake Entrance Bottom. o. SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1972 Families Gallipolis-Point Pieasanl 15 CENTS Resul ts Dept., he was appointed maintenance foreman there in 196J. Mr. Mulato was transferred to Ohio Power 's Muskingum River Plant near Beverly in 1966 as plant performance engineer, and two years later was trans· !erred to the AEP Service Corp. in New York to prepare for his future assignment at the AEP System's Iirst nuclear power plant. In August, 1970, he moved to the Cook Plant and remained there until his recent appointment at Gavin Plant. He was graduated from Catholic Central High School in Steubenville in 1950. He later received a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering from . Case Institute of Technology and a · bachelor of science degree in elecctrical {Conilnuod on Page 3) ' Friday n·ights and Saturday nights until 9. A good time for family POMEROY - Dr. John HQyt, who Hoyt was pastor of the First Baptist took his B.A. Degree at Rio Grande Church in Middleport, will be the speaker College when his father, the Rev. Clermont Wednesday evening at the Meigs Inn for the Charter Dinner of the Meigs County Humane Society. He ·is president of Humane Society of the Uni\"d States. Reservations for the dinner - open to the public - should be made before Tuesday by telephoning Mrs. Carl Will or Mrs. Clinton Fisher or Mrs. William Woods. Dr. Hoyt came from New Vork City last February to assist a steering committee to organize the Meigs chapter. Mrs. Clinron Fisher, Pomeroy, is president; shopping on all 3 floors and at our warehouse on Mechanic Street. 0 0 Improvements At Fairground DR. HOYT POMEROY - Several improvements are being made at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds in preparation for next month's annual Meigs County Fair. A new roof has been placed on the grandstand and additional bleachers are ro be constructed for spectators in the catUe barn. The secretary's office has been remodeled by board members Dan Zirkle, Bill Smith and Marvin King. The Gambill An\usemenl Co. has been contracted to provide attractions for the midway at the fair to be held Aug . 15-19. Entry blanks for a chain saw cutting contest, an innovation to the fair, are available from Bill Daniel at the Pomeroy Home and Auto Store, East Main St., Pomeroy. The contest will be held on the final day of the fair. ' KING ABDUlLAH DIES AMMAN (UP!) - King Tala! Ben Abdullah, former ruler of Jordan and father of the present King Hussein, died late Friday night in Istanbul, the royal palace here announced Saturday. He was 63. Mrs . Carl Will, general chairman. The official Ohio charter was received recenUy by the chapter. Mr. Hoyt has served as senior minister of the Drayton Avenue Presbyterian Church in Ferndale, Mich. Among many offices that he has held, he was President of the Detroit Pastor's Union, Chairman of th.e Alumni Fund Committee of Colgate Rochester Divinity School, member of the BQard of Directors of the Metropolitan Detroit Council of Churches, and Chair· man of the sub-coiMlittee on civil rights of the standing committee on Church and Society. He earned his B.A. degree from Rio Grande College. He was awarded his Bachelor of Divinity degree in 1958 and his Doctor of Divinity degree in 1969. Dinner time at the Inn is 7:30. Cost per plate is $3.50. Buffet Luncheon AU YOU CAN EAT 1.50 Or Dishes Individually The New MEIGS INN Priced CINDY PA1TERSON SYRACUSE - Cindy Patterson, 11). year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pat . Patterson, Syracuse, who was the only twirler from Meigs County to enter the Ohlo State Twirling ·Cbamplonshipa in lntlivldlial compet!Uon, won lour state t!Ues in the 7·10 year old division. The conteat was sanctioned by The National Balon Twirling Alaoclation and held in Lancaster, last weekend. In Ohio State Solo she placed sllt:th out of a field of 30 of the best twirlers in the state. Also, llhe won third in state lwt>batona; fifth in state flag and fancy best POMEROY FIRE DEPARTMENT members are spending their free time each evening clearing this lot on Butternut Ave., hopefully for a new department headquarters. The proposed building would cost $45,000, according to estimates. Firemen hope ro secure some kind of grant to help. Hopefully, construction of the metal building will start this summer. The structure will be elevated as a protection against high water and all of the vehicles, including fire engines and emergency vehicles, would be kept in the one location. Firemen purchased the lot, formerly the site of the Hannahs home, from Manning Webste r using their own funds. The lot was formerly owned by John Sauvage, 91, Pomeroy, on the left In the picture. With Sauvage are Jim Neutzling, center, and Bill Ratliff, right, firemen helping with the clearing. The lot at the comer of Butternut and Fourth, Is 40 by 140 feet, and at the rear is the village owned parking lot. Humphrey Ask'S ...... Unity, Later MIAMI BEACH (UP!)- ln a direct challenge to frontrunning George S. McGovern, Hubert H. Humphrey called on all the Democratic presidential candidates to pledge in advance Saturday that they would support the party's nominee. "! will support the nominee as long as he or she supports the party's platform and , principles," Humphrey told a news co nference which launched his hectic pre· (Continued on page 2) Two Thefts Reported GALLIPOLIS - John Weeks, assis tant division manager for the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company , reported theft of a meter ro clty police Friday. Weeks said someone took an electric meter from a pole at 108 Pine St. used for the flashing lights at the C&O Railroad Crossing. Gallia sheriff's deputies also investigated a theft complaint Friday. Mrs. Alice Sprague of Kerr reported someone entered the Kerr Grange Hall by breaking a window . Missing were three folding chairs. 1 KETCHUM STEPS UP COLUMBUS (UPI) - Michael J. Ketchum ls the new president of Ohio Medical Indenmity Inc., the Blue Shield Plan serving the state of'1llilo, lt was : announced Saturday. He succeeds Charles H. Coghlan, president and chief executive officer of OMI since the pliln's inception in 1945, who retired effective July 1. 4 State .Titles Won · Monday thru Saturday Than 11 ,(}()() THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport CHESHIRE - Andrew T. Mulato, veteran of 17 years' service with Ohio Power Co. and other organizations in the American Electric Power System, has been appointed assistant manager of the General James M. Gavin Plant under construction at Cheshire. ,.The appointment, which becomes effective Aug. I, was announced by Plant Manager J. W. Lizon. Mulato comes to Gavin Plant after serving two years as maintenan ce supervisor at the 2.2-million-kilowall Donald C. Cook Nuclear Plant, being built by a sister company of Ohio Power in southwestern Michigan . A native of Mingo Junction, Mulato joined Ohio Power in 19:>5 as a test engineer at Tidd Plant near Brilliant Ohio. After several years tn the plant'~ LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downrown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 66 degrees under cloudy skies. MOO MOO DAIRY BARN Reaching More Mulato Coming As Gavin No. 2 WE'RE_HERE TO SERVE YOU-! 11:00 UNTIL 1:30 . Your Invited Guest tmes VOL. Vi I NO. 23 NEW FACJUTJES Restroom facllltles for men and ·women visiting the Middleport conununlty park are avaUable acctrdlng to Mld~Por;l )lllyor John zerkle . mey are located on the south side of the swimming pool. Elberfelds In Pomeroy are open OPEN FOR BUSINESS pomeror for a unified post-convention party ·in lta fight against President Nixon. Arriving at the convention stU. less than two hours apart were McGovern, still the front runner in delegate strength, and his 77-year-old nemesis, AFL-CIO President George Meany . Meany arrived aboard an Amtrak passenger train to join his c h i e I political operative, Alexander Barkan, director of the labor fede ration's Committee on Political Education (COPE). Already installed at the Americana Hotel, Barkan has been helping mastermind the stop-McGovern coalition. Sen . Henry M. Jackson predicted the AFL-CIO will formally announce its rejection of McGovern some time next week. + 30 PAGES MOO MOO DAIRY BARN po""'"" the moment. . The 1968 nominee's delegate counters said Humphrey now had more than 700 votes on the first ballot Wednesday night, subject to a convention decision on the California seats. But Huniphrey would make no prediction of the outcome. Continuing his needling of McGovern for a threat last week to bolt .the party , Humphrey challenged all the candidates to make an immediate public pledge of support for whoever gets the nomination, no matter how · the credentials brawl is settled. No Loyalty Oath The Minnesota senaror, who arrived Friday a day ahead of McGovern, wouldn't call the pledge a "loyalty oath" bot said he was merely seeking to lay the groundwork HSUS's Hoyt Charter Speaker SPEAKER NOTED Dr. Joseph Graham superintendent of the Athe~ District of United Methodist Churches , will be guest speaker at the Pomeroy and , Chester United Methodist Churches Sunday due to the vacation of the Rev. Robert Card, pastor. Relax ... Drive in for a Delicious Moo . Moo Burger. Best yet for the united tastes of America. Or a refreshing m~lt, shake, cone or sundae. · • bring party uni!y." . Less than 24 hours after the Supreme Court dealt his hopes a serious setback: McGovern was headed for a secret meeting with the Democratic governors to press the compromise. Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey meanwhile proclaimed that his chances of stopping McGovern and eventually winning the nomination were "much better" as a result of the Supreme Court's decision to let the convention decide "the Califorhia and Illinois seating disputes. With the Supreme Court in effect letting the Credentials Committee ruling stand in overturning California's winner-lake-all primary results, Humphrey-the focal point of stop-McGovern forces-gained at least 104 delegate votes from the state for Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley women and children on the plane and lt could have ruptured the skin of the aircraft," Turner said. Turner sald Goodell told him he was a Vietnam War veteran and complained the Army wouldn'llethim marry a girl in Southeast Asia. Dmnped 18·1 RACINE - Racine's Pee Wee team defeated Centerville 18-1 here Thursday. For Racine, Kent Wolfe was the winning pitcher with Jonathan Rees relieving him in the fifth. Jay Rees was behind the plate. Wolfe hit a grand slam homer, Rees a triple and a single, Allen Pape a triple, Jackie Lyons a double and Dennis Wolfe and Bob Lee each a single. ' For Centerville, Adkins had a double and Arrowood a single. Bonlee was the pitcher and Bates the catcher. Southern Local Bamtam League Staudlngs T. L. Tie Portland 4 0 0 Racine I J I 0 Letart 2 2 0 Syracuse I 2 2 0 Racine 2 0 3 I Syracuse 2 0 3 I 0 Arkansas delega lion for their compromise, which calli; for seating the disputed Daley delegation in exchange for tile governors' support on McGovern's claim to the full 271-rnember California delegation. Lucey said Gov. Jimmy Carter of Georgia also had "offered some promise.'' Carter, who led an abortive slop. McGovern drive at the National Governors Conference in Housron only a month ago, confirmed .that an "exploratory effort is under way" to find a seating compromise, but said that if it failed "we'll have to fight it out on the floor ." Sen. Kenneth Curtis of Maine, a Muskie supporter, said: "I'd go for any kind of credentials compromise which would Partl y cloudy throu gh Sunday with chance of showers and thundershowers. Highs in the lower 80s . Monday clearing and warm. "I could have shot him It was the second hijacking of a PSA plane in two days. The several times but there were FBI killed two gunmen in Wednesday's hijacking at San Francisco International Airport. Turner, of Sacramento, had been a passenger in plainclothes aboard the plane when it was seized over northern California. The'hijacker took command of the plane while it was flying from Oakland to Sacrsrnenro and ordered it to head for San Diego. The airline turned over the ransom at San Diego and the hijacker released all but two of the fl7 paasengers before forcing the crew to fly ro Oakland. when the bruiSing showdown on seating the California delegation comes Monday night. "Muskie t:auld produce a very dramatic effect if .he would withdraw and endorse McGovern before Monday," said Gov. !':!trick J. LUcey of Wisconsin, who is McGovern's top strategist among governors at the Democratic National Convention. Meanwhile, LUcey and Gov . John J. Gilligan of Ohio were lobbying their.fellow governors for support of a deal that would involve McGovern's conaent to the seating of Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley and his 59-member, officially uncommitted delegation from Cook County. · LUcey told UP! he had "good indications" of some early support in the Weather Hijacker Gives Up To Captain car. Re cently the Columbus Police Dept., assisting the Meigs County Sheriff's Dept., obtained a statement from a juvenile in Franklin County that he had taken part in the breaking and entering of Mrs . • appearance. To date she has won over 200 trophies in baton competition and is a member of the Riggs Royal Cadettes, who are the Junior State Corps Champions. Besides her twirling, Cllidy studied dancing under Mrs. Judy 'Fraser. Also entering the state competition was Diana Guthrie ol Athena C,ounty who placed slxtlfin Slate Hoop in the 11-14 year old age division. In State Solo, 11·14, Diana placed 14th in a field of t2 conteslanis. She is the daughter of Mr. and l!frs, Gerald Guthrie of Coolville. Both girls are taught by Mrs. Judy Riggs. Fair Book Dedicated . To Stanley L. Evans GALLIPOLIS - The 1972 Gallia County Junior Fair premium book is dedicated to the late Stanley L. Evans, one of the fair's greatest supporters. Mr. Evans, who died last winter while vacationing in Florida, donated land where lh~ fairground is now Iota ted to the lairboard in 1956. B. B. Matthews, president of the Gallla County Junior Fairboard, remarked, ·"Having had a part in the Gallia County , · Junior Fair from its beginning, I fee! I can well appreciate its progress over the years. "Space )l'ould not be available to list the names of all those who have conSTANLEY EVANS tributed so faithfully of their support in so He Donated the Land many ways to help make our fair the largest, exclusive junior falr in the state of Ohio. "However, we fell It was most ap. propriate to dedicate the !972 premium SUIT FILED ON ESTATE book ro Stanley L. Evans, who was one of NEWPHILADELPHIA,O\lio (UP!) the fair's greatest.supporters and boosters The Supreme Temple Pythlan Sisters of Bloomington, Minn., have !Ued civil suit in not only seeing that our present location here for $131,466 against the estate of Mary was made avallable, but also in the giving Keller of nearby Urichsvllle who served as of his lime, effort and leadership. He was llJ<ecutive secretary of the lodge until her truly in teres ted in the youth of Gallla dea~ in 1971. The suit alleges Miss Keller, · County." Gallia County Junior Fairboard of; as secretary, converted $96,706 of lodge fl clals began distributing the 1972 funds to her own use and also asks interest premium books thtoughout the community of $34,760. ' • Friday. The Gallia County fair is scheduled Aug . I through 5. ~een IJopefuls Are Revealed GALLIPOLIS - The 1972 Gallia County Junior Fair Queen candidates were revealed Saturday following distribution of the new fair premium books. Ten lovely girls representing all llve high schools in the city and county are entered in this year's pageant. The 23rd annual Gallla County Junior Fair is scheduled Aug. I through 5. The queencontestls slated Wednesday, Aug. 2, beginning at 9:30p.m. on Main Stage. . The queen candidates are : . Jackie ·Burnett and Diane Polcyn, Kyger Creek; Unda Jeffers and Kala Slle ' Waugh, Gallipolis ; Kathy Frye and . Vjrginia SaWlders, Hannan Trace; Diana Terry and ~bble Trout, Southwestern and Delores White and Linda Taylor, North Gallla. � 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 07. July 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. 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