https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/83403c48744e4e4df349c81e7b1647dc.pdf 1ea72ce47a9e50cbae5ba50b931c5fef PDF Text Text .. . -. 12 - The Oaily,Seminel, Middlepor ., ...... Now You Know Elberfelds In Pomeroy are Open Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9 BARGAINS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY In the Busy Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor:. Womens Dresses - Jeans Smocks Coordinated Sportswear All Well Known Makes. WOMEN'S APRONS KIMBALL PIANOS SLACKS s 1.79 to SS . 95 While They La st and cobbl er styles . .V=-O_L._X_XV_N_O_l4_ _ _ _ _ ___:_P..: . .OM_:E_:R. :__OY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIOAY , JUNE !, 1973 In the music department on the 2nd floor. A new lh PRICE SALE PRICES PT. PLEASANT - Pickets were set up at the gates to the Staufler Chemical Company Plant at Gallipolis Ferry near here Thursday at II p.m. when the membership of United Rubber Workers Local 859 rejected a proposed contract. A three-year contract between the company and union expired April 21, but was ·~­ tended until May 31. The company's final offer made Thursday presented to the membership for a vote in Carpenter's Union Half, 46 voting against and 31 for according to Jerry Bradley, president of Local 859 URW. Bradley said the local, which See this new selection now on sale. Walnut - pecan • cherry - maple Fruitwood finishes- Another Big Shipment sale for yourse lf or Father' s Day gifts . BIG " BUFF" Is enough to give little "Tiny" an inferiority complex at the Animal Protective Societ.v in St. Louis , Mo . IHrcctor Shirlcv Seifers introdu ces tht•m while they wait £or sonH'bolb' to adopt them . " BuH" is a Great Pyrt~ nef's a nd " Tiny " is~ dog dog. MEN'S DRESS AND SPORT BELTS Men s . 9.9i Knit Slacks really save now. Sale 7.45 Willie Maude Coates and Bruin, who gets around now in a dog perambulator. Mens 10.95 Kni1 Slacks Panasonic $59.95 Sale 8.25 Four bonds forfeited Ther e were four bonds Sale 8.75 forfeited and five fines paid in Pomeroy assured clear dista nce. Mayor 's court Wednesday night with Mayor Donald Collins presidi ng. Fined were Lasch Douglas, Shade, $100 and costs and 3 F Orfei ting bonds were Leonard days in jail, DWI; Charles Siders, Ra ci ne, $200, DWI: Warth, Jr., New Knoxville, Harold Hysell, Pomeroy, $200, Ohio, $5 and costs, left of OWl; Warren Teeter, New ce nter; Ruth Ann Priddy , Middleport, $100 and costs, 3 days in jail, OWl, and $10, Girls can play • nowm reckless operation ; Dennis Clark, Pomeroy, $5, red light, and $10 and costs, reckless operation, and Roland Goodw in, Pomeroy, $10 and seven sports Mens 13.95 Knit Slacks recording level. AC or battery operaled. Pop up Cassette Control - Powerful AM radio. Sale 10.35 Mens 14.95 Knit Slad(s 8 TRACK tAPES Sale 11.25 M~ns 15.95 Kni1 Slacks A nice selection of 8 track tapes. Orig inal artist, cQuntry, easy listening, rock. popular and sacred al sale prices . Sale 11.75 Mens 16.95 Knit Slacks REG. 6.79 TAPESREG. 7.79 TAPESREG. 9.79 TAPES- Sale 12.75 Men s 17 .'IS Knit Slacks Sale 13.25 Mens S3.49 Short Sleeve Blue Chambray SHOW PLANNED A live country music show seven of the 13 sports con- Junior High School in Midducted by the association as dleport Sa lurday from 7: 30 to non-contact sports, making 10:30 p. m. featuring Larrycs girls eligible to compete. Swin g in g Countrymen, The.Board of Control, acting Country Limit from Capital on a recent ruling by a federal City Opry House, the Bissell court in Michigan, said girls Brothers, and others. Jim would be eligible to compete Mees of WMPO will emcee the with boys in cross country, ' show. Children under 6 are water polo, swimmi ng, admitted free. gymnastics, golf, tennis and track and field . CHAPTER TO MEET The sports which were Initi<,~.tory work for two designated as contact · and in which girls will not be eligible . to compete are football , baseball, Sale 9.75 Can -Well Association has designate.d · will be given at the Meigs ice Men s 12 .95 Knit Slacks costs. reckless operation. COLUMBUS (UP! ) - The State Board of Control of the Ohio High School Athletic wrestling, CASSETTE RECORDER PLAYER WITH AM RADIO Sale 37.50 Jus t five to sell. Automatic stop. Self adjusting Mens 11 .95 Knit Slacks Have n, $15, open flask, and Glenn McDaniel, Glouster, $25, hockey , basketball a nd soccer. candidates will be exemplified when Racine Chapter 134, OES, meets at 8 p. m. Monday at the Masonic Temple . Officers shou ld wear formals. The a nnual DEER KILLED Sheriff Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. investigated a single car .accident at 12:25 a. m. today in Scipio Twp. on SR 143 in which a doe deer was killed. It ran into the path of an auto driven by Roy L. Jenkins, 28, Pomeroy, which after hitting the deer, skidded into a ditch . There was medium damage to the car. There were no persona l injuries. inspection of the chapter will be held at 8 p. m. June 13. TEA AT RICKMANS' The 'public· is invited to attend a lea to be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Ri~kman, 600 Grant St., from 2 to 4 p. m. in Middleport Sunday for the Meigs County Hwnane Society. Those attending may join the society at that time or make a contribution. Proceeds will go into the society's animal WORK SHIRTS Permanent press . two pockets · full length tall. 50 percent polyester and 50 percent cotton . For this Sale 2 Sizes 8 Ia 20. All permanent press. Firi e group of solid co lors in light and dark tones. B_righl stripes and . exCe ll ent pa tterns. Short s leeves. Two Cay Sale 5.99 For 2 1.69 For Association Nurse, will . be NO TIME, NO WA \' SYRACUSE - The practice of dogs being permitted to run loose in Syracuse will not be giving skin tests at Rutland permitted at any time, ac- Fire Department, Monday , June 4, at 7 p.m. This service is cording to Police Chief Milton available to the general public . Mrs. Hoard Birchfield will assist with secretarial work. MASON DRIVE-IN V.l no) 'W V.t A (.lrloon Nrqhlly Tonight & Friday May 30-June I Double Feature Program "LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS" {Color} Ala n Arkin Sa !ly Kellerm an Varian. Mental Health 1Co ntinued from page 1) carried out by mental health teclmicians from the c.:~inic. 'I11e levy, passed la st May · Sale! Special Group of Redwood fine quality Picnic Tables - Chairs and Rocking Chairs. '12 PRICE ·--------~----------------Regular 69c Straw Porch Rugs size 2' wide by 4' long . While They Last Tech Twill 29• Work ·uniforms ·cawnsov-.;-oTo7:0it"SiOd-uP~;w-onthiSfine· quality motor oil and use it in your Lawn Boy mower. Regular 78 .00 Turfmaster Lawn Mowers. 20 .i nch .cut - 3 H. P. easy start Briggs and Stratton engine. 7.98 SALE 68.00 lee Pants -------------------------Magic Chef Gas or EIE1ctric Ranges Sale $6.50 Sate prices now on these ranges . Fine selection of models in white and decorator co lors - one and two oven ranges . You ' ll like the fine quality of Mag ic Chef and you'll like lh e savi ng S you'll make dur ing this sale. -------------------------- 6.98 Beautiful pattern and color selection. Armstrong and Congoleum linoleum. Choose 9 or 12 11. widths in this no-wax Shiny! Vinyl floor covering. Bring in your measurements. 1 Lee Matching Shirts ·------------------------WATER HEATERS /\ Sale 5.35 / ' / (1972) starts providing money for the program for the first time this June. Even with i limited funds the board has Loden green . 1 Save on the water heat~r that's right for you. Gas or Electric models in 20, 30,40 or 52 gallon capacity. ·------------------------MARBLE TOP BATHROOM VANITIES I, l All ready to install in your bathroom . These sfyl ish fixtures add charm and eleganc e to your home . 30 to 36 inrh wirtth~ . \ \· ,. f. . \ \ Matching shirts in s izes 14 1, 2 lo 17 •12 neck . Long sleeves. Ex ce!lent make. (Co lor} Woody Allen lPG) MEIGS THEATRE and pletehopes · Crisis to develop Inter vention a ·Service on a 24 •l04f basis as funds and personnel become available. · Services at the clinic are offered regardless of age, creed, race or financial status. For more information contact th e board office, 614-446-4950. Tonight May .Jl FOR R E NT 7 BEDROOM apartm ent and 2 NOT OPEN bedroom trai ler. Ma son, West Va . ·Phone 773-51.:17 . ·Reynold s Flower Shop. Fri.-Sat .-Sunday June 1-2-3 ----~-------------~------BUY YOUR AIR CONDITIONER NOW 5·30·2tp THE LAST PICTURE SHOW 1-i E LP WANTED Timot hy Boltoms Jeff Bridges ( Rl Cartoon : Pluto and the Gopher Show Slarts7 p.m. . ST RE ET Commi ssioner for the vi llage of Pomeroy : Musf be ab!e to operole light equip mcnL App ly Ci t y Ha l l. Pomeroy. Ohio . 5-JJ.Jic Mens $3.95 Short Sleeve Sport Shl'rts Sizes small ( l4-l4 1h ). medium ( 15-15 1.12 ), large I ( 16· 16'. ' ) • and extra large ( 17-17', 2 I. Solid coors stripeS - plaids. Excellent patterns and COlors . All permanent press. Friday -Saturday Sale 2 -------------------------. SALE PRICES - OAK PORCH SWINGS Swing and save. Choose a 4 or 5 foot swing . ·Complete with chains and hooks ready lo hang . com- ll~~·-~--~~~~~~~~~E==~~~~~J - Plus-- 4 cans 1.35 -------------------------- Dr Bernard Nichm, assists in " PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM" You'll like these fine Wembley ties - Ready tied E- Zons and plenty of Four-in - Hand ties that you tie yourself. Solid colors - stripes , neat patterns. See these fine ties for men and make your selections . Sale at Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street. Excel lent quality work un iforms.. 65 percent polyester, 35 percent cotto n · perman.en t press. Sizes 29 to 44 wai st . Na vy blue _ Army tan Charcoa l grey · Forest green . expanded its ptiority for children and outpatient services .. The bbard,· chaired by Wembley Ties For Men For 7.00 SALE 5.00 SALE 6.00 SALE 8.00 Rubbermaid Cold Pack Canners Boys Sport Shirts shelter fund . TESTS SCHEDULED Jane Brown, TB and Health Early Amer ic an Mediterranean · French Provincial and Traditional styles. Choose fr'om 38 inch consolette . 40 Inch consoles or 41 inch artist consoles . You can Sizes 28 lo 38 waist. Plenly of all white - rever si bl e belts and a big selection of colors, All in the ne w popular width . Stop in - buy what you need from lhi s fine select ion . for TEN CENTS . PHONE 992-2156 Stauffer plant picketed Kimball piano is one of ' the best long ,.ange in· vestments in totaJ value and pleasure. Select the bike or bikes you want and save now. Sizes 79 waist to 44 waist . Solid colors . s tripes . plaids. An excellent selec tion . Buy dur i ng lh is dershowers, highs in the 70s and lower 80s. ~egutar covera ll aprons. tea aprons Boys and g irl s model bicycles in 3, 5 or 10 speed s tyles . Regular 26 inch bicycles and 20 inch bikes. All American made bikes - all excellent quality and we invite you to see this fine line. Men's Double Knit :hance of showers or thun- Devoted To The lnter*!$1& Of T1u, Me~-•- Mwon ~rea ARTIFICIAL GERANIUMS ()., the 1st floor a f ine select ion of r egu lar and ex tra large sizes inclu ding Fair t•might, lows in the 50s. iaturda y partly cloudy with a enttne Sale• BICYCLE SALE Sale! • P. T. Barnum, who said, "There's a sucker born every minute,'' was flirnrianuned out of three forlunes. SALE! FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Weather Easy-Clean porcelainware. 20 quart pot. 7 jar rack . Hom e canninv is fun and economical. Friday and Sat~rday . 2.99 Ice Cube Trays Friday ~ MAGNETIC PHOTO ALBUMS Needs no glue or corners . 20 pages size 11 "x 1''x91/,.". Just I ift plastic sheet - place photos where you want them drop plastic sheet. Regularly $2 .29. 1.49 Sale! 54.89 Specie~ I - Cleanup FOAM LATEX PILLOWS Pink or green floral. 100 percent cotton, cover zi ppered and removable . allergy free . standard size. Specia I Sale DRAPERIES 63 1' and 84" length foam latex I ined . Solid and printed patterns, 3.99 While Tbey Last 3.99 pair SALE! GLIDDEN PAINT 8.90 Gallon Spred Satin - · - · Sale 7.89 2.89 Quart Spred Satin . . . - Sale 2,39 9.80 Gal. Spred Latex Enamel Sale 8.59 2 . 95 Qt. Spred Latex Enamel Sale 2.59 9.95 Gal. Spred Lustre Enamel Sale 8.79 . 2.95 Qt . Spred Lustre Enamel Sale 2.59 10.95 Gal. Spred Gloss Enamel Sale 9.29 3.30 Qt. Spred Gloss Enamel . Sale 2.79 1.85. Pt . Spred Glos's Enamel -Sale LS9 1.20 112 pt. Spred Gloss Enamel -Sale 99c Whirlpool BTU to the or Chrysler big 22,000 Air BTU Temo srzes makes. . Famous -------------------------- ~ 9. 95 Ga I. Spred Urethane F lorena mel - ROLL UP BLINDS Sale 8.79 Use the!Tl on your porch or any room in your . 3.15 Qt. Spred Urethane Florenamel . . hom e. Fruitwood color that blends with any color Sale 2.69 scheme. Easy to install. Widths from 4' wide to 10' wide . All with 6' drop. 9.65 Gal. Spred House Paint Sale 8.39 -------------------------See 1.he Big Selection Whirlpool Appliances 10.40 Galion At Jhe Warehouse you can select wa shers· Dryers IGas or Spred Gel Flo House Paint Sale 8.99 Electric) . Refrigerators . Freezers · Trash Mashers Garbage Disposals . Dehumidifier's. 3.30 Quarts Spred Gel Flo House Paint Sale 2.79 Elberlelds Warehouse is open every day 9:30 · A. M. to S P.M. and on Fridays and Saturdays Y.65 Gallon Endurance Hous£o Paint 9:30 A. M. to 9 P.M. . Sale 8.39 -------------------------- BE 'J'HRJFTt! SAVE ALL OF YOUR SALESLiPS FRUM EL.BERFELDS IN POMEROY9. THE MAIN STORE AND THE WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET OPEN BOTII FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bruin moves around ope rate supervisory personnel.'' drugs program . These in general were the things the According to Bradley, another meeting between the CHESHIRE - An estimated 3, 000 workers engaged in membership tW'ned it down company on ." A company spokesman the plant with construction at the Gen. James scheduled this morning at 9:30 M . Gavin Power Plant here and union was at the Holiday Inn in Kanauga . were idle today today because of a picket line of Local 505 of th e International Teamster Union. Spokesmen indicat ed the pickets were established this morning aHer negotiations broke down on a national contract that expired mid- night, May 31. It is estimated there are approxim ately 100 teamsters employed by seve ral different contracting companies at the rejected offer, " There wasn't giant gc nerH.ting station . HITCHHIKER SHOT CONCORD, N.C. (UP!) Butch Ashbrook, 20, Dayton, well in special cart Mrs. Edwin (Willie Maude) Coates of Middleport lives what she preaches as a charter member of the Meigs County Hwnane Society . The society, among many worthy ob- couple of minutes, one of her two dogs which got .out of her station wagon when she went · into · the Fisher . home was struck by a car. The animal, known as " Bruin" apparently jectives, seeks to inform and was hurled against a curb . inspire people to give pets proper treatment. This spring, Mrs. Coates · made a stop to drop off a book at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Fisher on Lincoln Hill in Pomeroy. In the matter of a Mrs. Coates picked up the injured dog and took ·it to a Gallipolis veterinarian, and then to one in Jackson who kept the dog in his hospital for six weeks. Bruin recovered to a point where by use of a special ambulator, a sulky type of apparatus, she is able to walk. Bruin was brought home by Mrs. Coates about five weeks ago and is recove ring satisfactorily from a depressed vertabrae . At home, the third floor of Mrs. Coates' building at the corner of North Second and Cole Sts. in Middleport, Bruin lives in a play pen without the ambulator . Mrs. Coates the three flights of steps. Bruin no real handicap in the animal By United Press International WASHINGTON - UNEMPLOYMENT HELD stubbornly at 6 pet. in May for the third consecutive month, th~ government said today, and a drop in the average manufacturing work week pointed toward a possible economic slowdown. . The employment report was issued by the Labor Department four days after the Commerce Department said its index of leading economic indicators went down in April for the first time in 30 months, indicating an economic slowdown in the coming. months. REYKJAVIK, ICELAND - PRESIDENT NIXON concluded friendly talks with Georges Pompidou today, but without a formal corrunitmenl he wapted.from the French president for a swnmit meeting with all European heads of state this fall. Nixon bad hoped to budge Pompidou on the question of a swnmit to reform the Atlimtic alliance when Nixon makes his "gran(! toW' " of Europe in late October or early November. In a slight conciliatory gesture, the French leader did agree to further discussions on the subject, starting next week between Henry A. Kissinger and Foreign Minister Michel Jobert. · . GUAYAQUIL, · ECUADOR- A HIJACKED Colombian airliner with two armed and masked gurunen holding 25 persons aboard as hostages landed in Guayaquil at 7:38a.m. today . The pilot of the Electra tW'boprop told the control tower everyone aboard was safe. The aircraft was directed to the far end of the runway and watched at a distance by police. The control tower said no new flight plan had been filed but that it appeared that the plane needed fuel to continu e its flight to Lima, Peru, original destination of the hijackers. The four· engined airliner maiUied by a fresh crew and with 25 passengers still aboard left Bealrix airport in Oranjestad , Aruba, after reaching an agreement with the plane's owners for a $50,000 ransom payment. ATHENS - PREMIER GEORGE PAPADOPOULOS today declared Greece a presidential republic and h\mself its first president. The announcement came nine days after the govern- ment smashed a plot to overthrow the regime and restore· King Constantine to the throne. The government put all military and police on full scale national alert and called a news conference to announce the abolishment of the monarchy in Greece . Constimtine, who has lived in exile in Rome since failing in an attempt to overthro:w the military regime in December, 1967, was not immediately available for comment in Rome . WASHINGTON - THE NEXT AMERICAN plane dropping bombs ~n Cambodia. will be defying the express wish es of both the House and the Senate. The Senate, by a yote of 63 to 19 ThW'sday, and the House, by a margin of 224 to 172 on May 10, h~ ve gone on record opposing expenditures_for mthtary .act iVIty m, over or from the shores of '' Cambodia . . .. . The prohibition is not yet law, but Senate war cr1t1cs sa 1d today President Nixon can no lo~ger claim _congressional sane· lion for the air war he ordered ln Cambodta. Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton, D-Mo., said the bombing of Cambodia is "illegal and unconstitutional as of this moment. " But Eagleton, the sponsor of the Senate's antiwar amendment, acknowledged there was little congress could do tf Ntxon chooses to continue the bombing . Once his amendment ts stgned into law or enacted by overriding President's expected veto, however, Eagleton said Nixon will ha~e no option but to stop the bombing. "Not' even the most so~~tsltcated Wall. Street lawy~r could get around this ame ndment, he sa td tollowmg Thursday s lopsided vote. HOUSTON _:_ WHILE: ENGINEERS on the ground focus their talents on solving Skylab's energy crisis , the astronauts took the day off to rest, shower - a space first-catch up on bouaekeeping and save electriciy . . Charles "Pete" Conrad, Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J . Weitz beginning the second week of their marathon, had seven hours,of free time on their schedule . It was the first day off give n to Americans in space . I MRS. THOMAS Mci..AUGHUN proudly displays her Sentinel bag that she uses daily on her Middleport rout... Mrs. McLaughlin has been a carrier two years. She is a good one. ca rries the animal up and down accompanies her in her automobile much of the time -2 TRAYS .FOR 9r Saturday Sale! as pensions, medical insurance, and a prescription day. We are continuing to said of the negotiations and and the ambulator proves to be You'll see a tr'uly fine sele'ction of furniture . Excellent quality furniture for your home - and Wall to wall car'peting from the country's le3ding manufacturers. Lots of new furniture arriving daily . Easy Chairs . Living Room Suite5 · Dinette Sets - CoHee and End Tables · Bed Room Suites " Juvenile Furniture . Lamps - Lamp Shades . Pictures · Lane Cedar Chests- Boston Rockers .. Desks · Book Cases and many other items . Just take time to visit tha fur'niture depar1ment and look around . You ' ll enjoy it and you'll get many ideas to make your home and its enjoyment bet1er. Ask about Elberfelds sensible credit Plan. admitted, "We did make a final offer to Local 859 URW Thurs- 3,000 idle at Gavin wages; actually the benefit levels were th e big thing, such represents some 85 employes, Twist-pop regular trays or min i cube tray-s . Save 59c. Regula,. price 79c each . VISIT THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT ON TilE 3rd FLOOR. too much controversy on getting around . Mrs . Coates has had to repair the apparatus some half a dozen times because of the about a year ago through her daughter, Mrs . Don Betzing of CHARI..ES H. WISE from QVEC at Waverly 0 Charles H. Wise, of Waverly Pomeroy , another a dive member of the Humane and Middleport, retired June 1 as employee relations Society . Mrs . Betzing came upon Bruin at the county dog pound, the last of a litter of seven pups still alive. She asked her mother to try supervisor of Ohio · Valley El~ctric Corporation after 19 to keep Bruin alive. Having a way with animals, Mrs . Coates years of service with the company . He was among the initial group of employees selected for the OVEC operating BYJOELJ.ENDIEHL after being in the house all day. Are you one of those people Apparently her customers who think that all paper enjoy having her for a carrier, carriers are .boys and girls of too. They say lhey've never grade .school age? That Is a had service lik e ,she.giVes them myth, accordi ng to Mrs. before . It's nO wonder . Thomas Mc Laughlin, 773 · Mrs . · McLaughlin makes Oliver St., Middleport. sure that s he delivers the Mrs. McLaughlin (who papers as soon as they arrive doesn't care to reveal her age) at her home at 2:30p.m. "I'm has been a carrier of The Daily out to the truck to gel the Sentinel in Middleport for two papers as soon as they get years this June 6. Sbe learned here. They don 't even have to the route from her neighbor , take them to the porch for me.'' youn g Marc Haggerty, who On.SWldays she is up at 4.a.m. was successful , and ended up organization when it was first keeping tlie homeless pup. The Humane Society will b~ holding a membership tea from 2 to 4 p.m ..Sunday at th e· home of Mr. and Mrs. James Rickman , 600 Grant St ., Middleport. The public is invited to attend and may join the society or ma~e a contribution , with proceeds going into the animal shelter fund. formed in the early 1950s. Prior take it over. She liked the work Weather is. no !-lbstacle ·to to joining the company in 1953, so well JhC stayed with lt. Mrs. McLaughlin. · She is he had served as a deputy The route in cludes the area a lways prepared with rain sheriff of Meigs County five from Vine St. to Fairview Dr. bonnets a parasol , and snow Health in limelight was i-ll and needed someone to comp~ny'.s l{yg~r ~:eek Pl~nt regular day is l'h hour~. which org~mzat10n. Hts f1rst ma~or Mrs. McLaughlin doe s n't assignment was the stafftng mind . She says it helps her and supervtston of the Kyger arthritis; she used to walk that guard force. which ~t. the time far in the evenings ariyway' was of considerable slze as th e before she took over the route . plant construction was barely underway. In March 1962 he was transferred to the company's personnel depa~tment to take over the dulles of Mr . McLaughlin worked on a Texaco truck for 25'h years but for the past seven has been ill and confined at home. Mrs. McLaughlin has taken care of employee relations supervisor him over those years . She representing a dozen groups and official agencies here for the 700 employees of the enjoys the route more than OVEC system which includes ordinary because she gets out (Continued on Page 10) to see people each evening discussed ThW'sday night a prqposed health fair in Meigs County . Judith Ann Cook, health fair coordinator of Chillicothe, spoke of the values of a health fair and answered questions . General interest was evident in inviting a health fair team into Meigs County the first full week in' August for a week-long health education program . Several of the groups represented went on record ,as willing to co-sponsor a fair. A second public meeting was scheduled for Thursday, June 7 at 7:30p.m. at the Middleport where plans can be finalized and the program set in action . All . interested persons are invited, A special invitation is extended to those serving in the area of health and health ed ucation . EXTENDED OUTLOOK A chance of showers Sunday and Monday. Highs in the upper 70s and low· er 80s. Lows In the mid 50s to the mid 60s. and has her route done by 6: 1~. years. . . . . with 73 daily and 71 Sunday boots. She has never missed a Wise lmhally wa~ named to papers. Th.e time involved in day in the two years sh'e 's been the personnel sect10n of the ~ walking over the route on a working . An estjmaled 30 persons Church Bonnie Smith trould like to be queen One of ~ ight co ntestants vying for the title of Miss Big Bend Rega tta Queen is Bonnie J. Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith ! Racine Route I. Ohio, remained in fair condi~ A 1973 graduate of Southern lion at a local hospital today Local High School , Miss Smith after being shot and thrown from a movin g car on Jnter- plans to attend the Holze r stale 85 late Wodnesday night. Metlica l Center School of Authorities said they had no Nursing in the fall. Miss leads as to the person or per- Smith's hobby is sewing. She sons who atta cked the young has been a 4-H dub member , won the science key this year hitchlrlker. Ashbrook was shot in the at Southern High School and was a member of the physics ~ead and back before being club. Miss Smith was awarded thrown from the auto, believed to be a late model two-tone a nursing scholarship this spl'ing by the Meigs County luxury car . Tuberculosis and Health Assn . The queen will ·be announced at a talent show to be held on June 15 at the Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. The show is a part of the Big Bend Regatta Weekend . · Middleport homemaker Wise retired likes paper carrying wear and tear because Bruin is active once on the ground . Bruin came to Mrs. Coates Presbyterian BONNIE SMITH SCHOOL PLANNED The Enterprise United Methodist Church will hold Vacation Bible Schoof starting Monday, June 4, through Saturday, June 9 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m . The closing program will be Saturday at 7 p.m. All children from preschool age thr ough junior hig h are welcome. She also sees,to It that her customers.' papers are not simp.ly thrown somewhere into. the yard . II the storm door of the house is open, she puts the paper inside the door so it won't be damaged. One elderly Republicans to fun it up on Saturday night POINT PLEASANT Republicans will ga ther for a c ustomer who is in a wheelchair gets even better service th.an that. Mrs . cookout and dance Saturday evening at the Mason County McLaughlin places the paper right on her lap 5 days a week Fairgrounds. Gates will open at 5 p.m. and following and on Sunday morning leaves it in the mail holder where she can reach it. Since many of her customers are elderly , she runs "special little errands" for them . Running to the store for groceries is not too much to ask Mrs. McLaughlin to do for one of her cuStomers who is unable : . to gel about town. In her spare lime Mrs. McLaughlin crochets which she says a lso helps her ar~ thrltis. She usually works on while pieces s uch as tablecloths and doilies because colored yarn bothers her eyes . Some of her ha ndiwork is sold, but most o[ it is given away to her rricnds . The Golden Rule applies to Mrs. McLaughlin and her customers . She says they treat her well because she treats them well . And that she does! gi-eetings, a chicken barbecUe dinner will be served at 6 p.m. The music for the evening will be.prQvided by thc"Mason County Boys" with square dancing highlighting the session at 8:30p .m . Tickets are on sale at the gate at $1.25 for adults and 50 cents for children, 12 and under. They. are also available at Rardin's Shoe Center, the Circuit Court Clerk's office, and the sheriff's office in the courthouse, or from BaSil Robertson and members of the GOP executive committee. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Middleport E-R squad, called at I : 16 p.m. yesterday, took Louis Smith, Harrisonville , to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Support urged for newest alumni group By George Hargraves, Supt. . . . Melgs.Local School District On Saturday, Jwte 30, the Meigs High School Alumni Assn. will have its first annual meeting. This will be a dance starting at 9 p.m. at the Meigs High School. I understand tha t there will be refreshments. The adrnissio'n charge is $2, and the association dues are an additional $1. I am very happy to see a Meigs High Alumni Assn. being formed and !trust that the over 1,000 graduates of Meigs High School will support their new Alurnni Assn. We extend our warm congratulations to our band Speaking of Schools-No. 279 In the district division compctition,the following received reco gnition. Rick Couch was se~.nd a~d Sandra ·Curtis was third in Biology. In Semor Soctal all problems with his or her bus to the Director of Transportation on a rather lengthy check list form. Studies·George Arnott was first and John Gerard was sixth. In English 10 Eileen Kennedy was second .. In English 12 Donna Francis was third . In state ra~king George Arnott waS: sixth in Division I and Etleen Kennedy was fourteenth in Division f. We extend o~r congratulations to these students and to thetr divldual busses as we begin OW' efforts to prepare all our busses for the early August inspection. Believe teachers for their fine showing. we are in the process of pia lUling the budget for calendar year 1974. In many ways this is a guessing game, because the amount of in~omc i_s uncertam until the legislature completes tis actiOn . Nevertheless, we must adopt a budget in July and submtltl to the budget commission late in July . At the high school Mr. Diehl is very deeply involved in the first stages of scheduling students for classes for next school year. lie will send out post for the excellent manner in which it represented us at the band festival in Niagara Falls. It is my understanding our band ranked seventh in the group of 110. Our thanks also go to the chaperones who acca rds containing these schedules later in the sumcompanied the band, to the Band Boosters who mer . It is the responsibility of students to request financed the trip, and to Mr . Goins and Mr . Ruth for changes at the time and as directed on the post card. the ir excellent leadership. A number of o;J. high school students recentlY Scheduling a thousand students ts a lengthy, tuneattained recognition by the scores they •chieved on · consuming proposition. Preparing and mailing the cards involves additional time and expense. the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement. Our It is ~ II planned to facilitate a smooth start of students participate in what is called Division! which school in the fall . With the cooperation of the is for schools with enrollment over 800. Our students students, this will be accomplished. compete in the Ohio University District as well as in Each bus dri ver has been asked to report any and th e stah' compcitition. • This will serve as the starting point for work. on tn· me, our transportation director and ' two mec~anics will have a busy swnmer at the bus garage in Rutland . By the way, the new overhead door bas been installed there . NEW & NOTES - Our Title I remedial program tor this fall will make provision for remedial reading in grades 1~ - There is no sununer remedial . program this year because the a vailable funds were insufficient for such an activity - Please remember that school is closed and that you sho uld drive safely _ The summer repair work in our buildings is being directed by Harold Hubbard - As mentioned before, we are short on help this year - Akindergarten bus schedule for next fall will be constructed and r~ported latei- in the sununer - We are in the process of preparing orders for books, workbooks and other supplies that will be needed for next fall - We must first compile a swnmary of all our needs and then complete the orders - Some textbooks can have their life extended by having them rebound - We will send books to the bindery in June - We .still have some staff openings but there seems to be an adequate s upply of teachers in most areas- We should be able to complete our staff satisfactorily . �P meroy 0 June I 1973 Meigs 4-H CluiJ "Vews Us. lh lit It n Hotlt I • • Doc ument for the 0) l ng Dear Helen Last wmter your co lwnn carr ed an art cle on the rtght to dte wtth d gruty Havmg been tra ined m law I have prepared what I believe s a legal document whiCh when prope rly w tnessed and flied w11l stand up under test W th thoughts of the future and the feel ngs of our children n m nd my w fe and I have executed th1s document n Is exact rorm for the r guidance should the occas on an se Perhaps your readers mtght ma ke use of 1t too Herew th TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN Be ng of sound a nd dispostn g n nd memory and un de rstandmg over the age of 21 years and not ac ting under any duress fra ud or undue mflu ence whatsoever r do her eby declare lhe followm g to be a true and accurate statement of my des1res and request my closest I vmg re lative to follow 1ts prov s ons I bel eve a rtg ht to d1e w th d gruty IS mher ent w th all huma ns when medi Cal sc ence can turn dy ng nto a long ghastly \\a t MediCa l advancement can now keep a body alive long after 1t s of no earthly use to ts tenant If there ts no hope no mentalcty I do not want to I nger as a burden to my fam ly yet l have seen elderh vegetables or term nal cases for ced to hnger far past hvmg Therefore should I become mcurably II or sen le to the poml where prolong ng my I fe has no vahdtty e my m nd cs gone or my body IS n such ncurable pam that I must be kept drugged ) I hereby direct my closest hvmg relative to let me dJe w th d gmty No machmes dru~s or extraordinary procedures well be used to keep me al ve If euthanas a s legal as I hope 11 wtll be ) at that t me my perm1ss1on for mercy death IS hereby granted to attend ng doctors Th s s wr tten to relieve my kin from a dec s on wh ch m1gbt otherwise brmg them condemnation or gull! feelings W1Iness my s gnature th1s day of 1973 W th a t leasttwowJtnesses andyourSJgnature ) WILI..fAM W Dear Mrs 8 If lhe dymg can face death why then IS t so hard for lhe I vmg to treat us normally I know I won I recover from cancer I don t hke I but I can ta lk about t and try to get my pr10nt es m order Yet lrr shll gettmg those mnocuous Get Well cards from fool sh persons who when I see them make every effort to av01d the subject of death Would you please tell everyone Mrs B that fr ends and relal!ves should n t make the dymg ashamed of the r status When they treat 11 as the Forb dden Subject they re closing us out JUSt "hen we need them badly FACING LIFE AND DEATH WITH HONESTY ,.,., Dear Readers The above two letters discuss subjects most of us would rather avo d But smce we II aJI face death t s time we con ' s de red how best to a d and comfort lhe dy ng Mr FLDH says I well stop pretendong lhe nev table wont happen tt s a charade which puts an added burden on the termmally n "ho then must also pretend Most people who know they are dy ng need to talk about l get Utetr affairs n order be assured they won tleave a totally desolated fam ly behmd It sn I easy d scussing that last long Journey but t s far better than clos ng a loved one off behmd a wall of false cheerfulness H WIN AT BRIDGE · Spot for Second Hand H1gh , ... J¥ \ORTil A A85 ¥ A9 • 94 3 2 olo9 2 You So A AQ IH$1 EASI A KJ Y K Q J 08 + AQ 10 AQ9 • 6 54 1 olo3 • J8 5 olo 6 5 SOUTJI ( D ... 0 2 ¥ Yo 08 (:! l\.eno 4 We \I N D e +K < yo u do no +K olo A KQ~ p Pa h hold h Pas ¥K llv Oswall & lames Jacobi So t s fi ve c b ca l was o e of those a l 1 u pose p e en pt lie d dn know who co ld make wha b t he knew lh a e o dn I be t much a fi c c bs Wes s do be v.a s a so a I p p o s e He a he oped hat I s pa t e w ld be ab le o find a b d b cx1 c ed to bea II e I e I b on ac t n a ny eve n 1\ct a y E a s W e s an .. n a ke fo hea s and no fi e and wh e the) ca n bea fi e c bs th ey ra led u do so South p 0 East a Eas d d no Soutl wo t e fi s t ck w th the ace of hearts and d scarded h s two of s pades Then he led a low spade f om d m m y and g h he e s whe e Eas fa ed o s e He pla yed s e c o n d I and lo" South s 10 los loWest s ]a k We s t led a second hea So th u r f ed cashed une h gh t n p ed 1 s ast s p a d e to d n n y s ace ruffed a spade en e red d m n y with the n ne of t n ps a nd was ab e to d se a d one d amond on the a sl spade Should East have gone p w t1 h s q een of spades I "ould have bee a to gl play to n ake b we feel that he m g I we I have made t f he had been rea ll alert NEW PAI'ER ENTE PR SE ASSN Th \\ c t b n f. a Pa s u p p J olo ... pad Hidgt• A party was g ven by Mr and Mrs Bla ne M lhoan for the b rthday celebrat on of Elane and M1kel E rr oll Conroy and wtfe Clara were n Columbus over the weekend v s t ng his brother Jack Conroy Mrs AI ce Dodson ac compa n ed them and stayed unt 1 Monday come tn w th Haswell and Dor s Betz from M ch1gan They stayed un Ill Wednesday a week at the Conroy and Dodson horne Mrs AI ce Ferguson of Hunt ngton VIS ted last week w th Mrs AI ce Dodson Severa] from this area at tended graduation exerc ses at Eastern H1gh School Elame M lhoan was a graduate Mr and Mrs Jun or Conroy and daughter Kimberly of Akron v s ted over the weekend at the Dodson Conroy home Murl Taylor 1s at Holzer hosp tal at th s Wfltmg n very ser ous cond t on Clara M lhoan and Ela ne attended the funeral of Y rg1l Adk ns at Harnsonvclle Wednesday Clara M lhoan and Ela ne Glenna M lhoan and Tony M kel and W II am attended the gradual on of He d M lhoan at Me gs H gh School on Tuesday even ng On Wed nesday He dl went to Columbus to take the state exam nahan n cosmetologl Mrs Ed1lh Osborne had all her children w th her for Mother s Day Ronald Harold an I Pa ul and the r ram I es M ss E a ne M I oa and M ss He d M lhoan took the bus tnp to Nashv lie Mus c House Fr day even ng and v s ted other po nts of nterest The R verv1e w 4 H Club met May 23 at Stewart Hall With two adv sors and 10 members present Tl e proj ect lesson was on se wan g and yo un ger members began to cut out the r mater al A re port on Safe Places to Fly K1tes was g ven by Beth and Pa ge Hayman Tammy Curl s Jed the cl ub n recrea t on Refres hme nts were served by Patnc a Boston and Barba ra Andrews - Barbara Andrews T HE SUNS Hr NE Cl ove rs met May 29th at the home of Kay Sayr e Adviso r s Kay Sayre a nd Bar b Allma n and 10 m embe rs a tte nde d The members d1sc ussed the boat tr p the pota to ch p sa le and a date to have Mrs J enn fer Sheets v stt the club The project lesson for th s meeting was on cutting out patterns Ka r en Eilts and K m Allman led the club m a soft ball game The next meet ng Will be June 4 at Snowden Lake There w II be sw mm ng Bonme Meeks and a p en c THE BUSY Beavers met May 25 at the home of Delma Karr w th two adv sors and 13 members present Items of bus ness d1scussed mcluded the Regatta Parade a run mage saJe and a candy sell The next meet ng w II be June 9 at the home of Mar) Hoover - Sandy Might THE PIN E Grove Pa ls met May 30 at Scout Hall fhere wa s one adv sor and 11 members present The members d scussed the boat tr p June 1 and havmg a note card sale The next meeting w II be June 4 at Scout Hall Jul1a Carpenter 1HE COLUMBIA Make It 4 H Club met May 24 at the home or Mae Jordan AdVISOrs at tandmg were Ruth B rchf eld Betty Johnson and Mae Jordan and 18 members were present A demonstrat on was g ven by Jul a Johnson on prepar ng carrot st cks Pam Holcomb gave a den onstrat on on sf t ng flOW' A demonstrat on on how to use lrac ng paper and a trac ng wheel was g ven by Marc a Holcomb Debb e M ller gave a report on how to make FrankfW'ter Cheese Sandwic hes A report on pest c des was given by Sherry Sh ltz Cella Sh ltz Marc a Holcomb and Debb e M ller led recreat on and Sherry Sh ltz and Ruth Coen served refreshmen ts fhe next meet ng well be June 7 at the home of Cheryl Lawson - Betty Jordan THE MIXED UP Hotshots meet ng on May 29 at th e State Farm had four adv sors and 11 members present Marco Jeffers and Y1rgm a Jordan gave demonstrat ons on rerm sh ng and b cycles Afterwards the members played tag a nd softba ll Refreshments were served by Cathy and Steve Moms The next meet ng w II be June 7 at the State Farm - Ralph Jordan fHE HARRISONYII LE G rls 4 H Honor Club held a meet ng May 29 at the Harr sonv li e Gra nge Ad vtsors present were Betty B shop and Sharon Jewel The seven members present were Bev B shop Sue Kennedy Brenda B1shop Janel Maue and Jul1a Gheen Items of busmess d scussed dur ng the meet ng ncluded 4 H boat tr p duwn the Oh o Rtver potato ch p sale 4 H camp and a float for the Regatta The next meetmg w 11 be June 5 at the HarrtsonVJlle Sue Kennedy Grange THE FIVE POINT Star St tchers J I.. s met May 7 at lhe home of Lola and Eva Walker Advtsors attendmg were Eva Walker Pat Holter Clar ce Krautter and Ann Radford There were seven members present After the busmess meet ng the J L s went to the home of Nan Wh1te to help the younger Ftve Pont Star St tchers w th the r p•oJects On May 14th adv sor Pat Holter demon slra ted how to n ake dough flowers There were e ght members and two adv sors Stephan e Radford present THE FIVE Pomt Bucks n et May 23 a the Leonard home five w th two adv sors members and two v sttors present ProjeC ts y.,ere d scussed Mr Leonard led the men bers n a hand game Afterwards Mrs r eonard served refreshments The next meeting 11 II be June o al Lhe Jeff Burke s "' '%:::;;:;•.;.;:;:;:;:::::::•· .• ;:;:;:;:;•. ~ J7oice along Br'Way By JACK 0 BRIAN Verdi and Hong Kong - or Cia o Meln NE W YORK fKFS ) - Patt Pages ex hubby n the w ndow Charlie 0 Curran now ts an executive Hong Kong coolie d reel ng the Pek ng Opera Co He wants to a rl ft t here for a tour Cla rk Gable s w1dow Kay sold the 1'19dcre Cal r estate ror $800 000 To developers who w II raze t If W11l e Mays retires (when IS more 1 ke 1! ) he II have a Rolls Royce to tool around n G ft of h s Mets-<J wner boss Mrs J oan Payson Hate those Jeans on every k d? Last yea r Amer cans spen t more than two b II ons Get 11 wh le yo u re hot just on den m pants E ngelbert Humperd nck s Aug Ca rnegte Ha ll concer t pays h m $20 000 n front plus 65 per cent over a $50 000 gate t s the reason n ght clubs except n Vegas and M1am1 Beach can t get stars Roger Yadun at 45 knows where h1s next r ch w fe s com ng from he II make 27 year-old French beauty Cat hen ne Schneid er h1s 4th She s he ress to $5 m Ilion Peter F nch pos t vely won t n y Ever H s showb z pals m ght be amazed th at he f1 ew combat m ss ons as a WW II gun ner and that grounded h1m Bea ut ful 2~year-<~ld N k da ughter of g fled Jazz enterta ners Jackte Ca n and Roy Kral was killed n 3 crash n New Jersey N k was dr1 v ng a lone to a stable where she worked two hours a day groom ng horses it snuffed out a recently m ghty promts ng des gmng career Bendel s and Capez o had her beach creat ons on order Stardust and other great songs wrtter M tchell Par sh was chops! ck ng n B 11 Chan s Gold Co n when someone started s ng ng Soph st cated Lad y (M tch also wrote that) softly n h s ha r.<Jraped (very mod M tch ) ear the great lyr c s t d dn t stop her and sad the wa t was worth t Helen 0 Connell Never m ssed a word or note of that very tough relea se Milch amazed H Ja r ous new Frcars Club Bdwy game argu ng who s t ghter singer Jerry Yale or clown Gene Baylos why not - the same hecklers w II duck them f they re broke Age of Vul gar ty the new clown team Cheech & Chong w II slr p for the nude centrefold b1t n the The Y va mag wh ch prom1ses filth for gals new nude male burlesque shows wll ke the oppos te sex str p shows haul n only males They re s k Carlo Pont s p tch ng a b g hre movte to R chard Burton and h s Soph a sounds dangerous Buddy R ch s hand bus was he sted n Ch and h s en! re mod wardrobe w th t Buddy performed that mght m what he wore wh le the bus was ripped off turtleneck and den m Jeans Bnt sh TV I) oon S r Lew Grade on the Emmy show p1ck ng up doorstops for S r Larry Ohv er and other gifted L meys looked and sounded I ke a skmmer Alfred H tchcock S r home An ce cream supper ts planned N ckey Leonard THE ROCK Springs Lady Bugs met May 20 at the home of Thelma Jeffers Adv1sors attend ng the meet ng were Thelma Jeffers Ann Eva ns and Lomse Radford There were f ve members present and three v s tors Refresh ments were served by Thelma Chr sl e Evans Jeffe s THE TUPPERS P ia ns 4 H G rls held a meeting May 24 at the home of Rose Carr There were four adv sors 13 mem bers and three v s tors PI esent Suz e Goble gave a spec al report on Health for All Patty Edwards led the club n recreation Beth R tch e and Conn e Stout served refresh ments The Tuppers Pia ns 4 H G rls met aga m on May 29 at the home of Rose Carr There were five adv sors 11 members and three v s tor s present Suz e Goble gave a report on Your Healll The members d1scussed what to brmg for the r outdoor cooking Patty Edwards led the members 10 a game of tag The next meeting w 11 be June 5 at lhe home of Joyce R tch1e Brenda Frecker THE JOLLY Z g Zag St t chers met May 21st at the home or Dor s Buckley Advisors attendmg were Dor s Buckley and Madge Sm th and there were s1x members present Items of bus ness d scussed ncluded sel ling potato ch tps and Oow~r bulbs and nvtt ng pare nts to the meetmgs Laura Sm th was m charge of recreatiOn Refreshments were served by Dor s and Sharon Buckley Dane Sm1th THE POMEROY L1vew res met May 19th at the home of AI ce Wamsley adv sor wtth e ght members present The embers approved a plCn c on June 9 The members also d scussed 4 H Camp Vanessa Folmer led the club members n a game of Charades Mary Sue Durst served refreshments Susan Wrtght Ancmol Act Lew s one of the great showbtz bra ns of all tune w th hts TV specials and ser es dom nahng the worlds vtdeo channe ls Lew postttvely IS trreplacea ble on Bnhsh TV - So much so he s hued rented from h sown Grade Orgamsat on wh ch virtually monopobzes Br tlsh televts on H1s brothers and a1des I..esl e Grade and Bernard Delfont ( Berme changed hiS name ) are lhe rest of the Lew Grade Or g among them lhey run commem al TV most of London s leg t & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE The energy ens s IS upon us for real Memorca l Day weekend saw many stat ons closed because they were ou t of gasobne or Iumting customers to 10 gallons a sale One filling station operator was killed n Californ a by an enraged motoriSt TeleVtScon VIewing IS bound to mcrease smce people wtll be staymg home wtth someplace to go but no way to get there So 51 nce TV 18 very concerned w th toptcal a nd relevant theaters operate many cmemas several of the matena l 1have a number of great program Ideas- based on the great vanely houses and cafes ( The Palladium fuel shortage - as possible TV sen es 1deas It w1t Top of lhe Town etc ) rna jor recordmg f1rms There S•ts Bronson The dramatic adventure of a motor and JUSt about anythmg you can mention con cyclist stranded among the people of a Midwestern town for nected w th laughter hstenmg viewmg and three months wa1tmg for the gasobne trucks to amve drahma a St Bernard who Gass•e The story of a Iova ble dog S r Lew s greatest and luckiest Irony years cames a little keg of gasoline around his neck to driVers ago he jetted to New York ready tq,.sell h s stra nded m the m ountams Grade Orgamsatlon for $400 000 to the biggest No Return to Peyton Place The announcer gets nd of the Amer can lheatncal agency (later declared a problem of the countless characters wbo have wandered m and monopoly and st II b1g outs1de lhe agency out of the show by s mply explalnmg that they can I get ba ck to busmess ) Arr vmg early at the monster Peyton Place because of the fuel shortage agency then un-kmghted S r Lew stopped by As the Whee l Turns Story of the conn!Cts between a the off1ce of an underling Amer1can agent-pal of suburban fanuly a father w th a new Cadtllac a mother With a many years Joe Sully Wlule he sat w th Joe 1971 Chevrolet station wagon a 19 year-<Jld daughter w1th an old the prestdent of the huge agency stormed n Packard and an 18-year-old son w1th a badly iuned Yamaha called Sully - then on the phone - assorted Mr Car Tune & the Banana Sphts The struggles of a vulgar names and demanded why he hadn t former gas station repatrman who JUS! g1ves up and ll'les to turn kept th s call to Pans to a diCtated three his factllty mto an tee cream parlor but keeps forgettmg a nd mmutes He wouldn t qwt heapmg opprobnum puttmg heavy-duty o I n the chocola te syrup can and sawdust not even when the embarrassed Sully expla ned wtth the chopped nuts he fmtshed the Par s call long ago and now was Porter Wagon Show The h1la r ous ventures of a good speaking to an account several blocks away Samar tan who driVes his wagon on a stretch of southern In The unmolhfled brass yelled h sway back to h1s terstate good-naturedly giVIng I fts to stranded motonsts and execut ve sour the r famtl es Who was that Lew asked h s fnend who 'Gonesmoke A sertes of upbfting lectures by ecologtsls explamed Lew marveling then qmetly who remmd us what benefits we are der v ng- cleaner a r no proceedmg to the scheduled selling s gn ng smog fewer fatalities now that no one s speeding around on Chatrman and the uproarable pres1dent our highways anymore greeted htm oozmg charm and obs qwousness Sesame Pedestr an Mall No change m thiS award Lew d d not even s1t down Gentlemen he w1nnmg children s show except m the t tie smce 11 IS not bemg sacd m typiCal restra ned Enghsh style I m used as a street anymore (Note The Electr c Company may afra1d I have wasted your tune Why they also change 1ts name to The Candlestick Makers Gmld ) startled I ve dec1ded not to sell Lew ex Cloverleaf of Fear A !Jrutal drama explam1ng the plamed But they d spoken to htm an hour dangers and per Is when everyone bg ns to run out of gas all at earlier and all was ready they Jittered the same tune on a busy nterchange I know Lew agreed but I was sJtt ng Carry Mason Documentary about a group of lodge w th my old fmnd down the hall wh!le you were brothers who take a solemn vow to carry gasolme to any member abusmg h m It dawned on me that f such an of the group who runs out of gas Important executive had to s t and swallow such My Mother the Car Th s show IS rev1sed m a different undtgmfted an attack for no reason th s 1s not format telling the story of a devoted mother who pushes her the merger I magmed Good day gentlemen mdolent son n h s Volkswagen on dates to school the p1zza It saved the enormously g1fted showman parlor etc from becommg one of the richest m en Of course wtth all these shows appearmg some w II ha ve to and saved the suavely go Traff1c Court cs a hkely fatahty and reruns of H gbway tertamment history gen al S r Lew from m .s ng out on the great Patrol are probably gomg to vancsh along w1th Zoom and est honor an up from the bottom Bnhsh Adam 12 whow 11 pound the r beat on foot hereafter busmessman can yearn h1s knighthood Lovely And I understand the Sm thsoman Institute ts askmg for man SJr Lew Sophist cated at the showbtz old ftlms of Route 66 to be stored among thetr prtceless level stra ightforward honest w th mtegr11y historical records of an age which IS past and may never be seen and taste and dar ng at the personal level agam open and decent That s the present tense he s decades too young for a eulogy rehearsal Television Log Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush Memonal Day weekend guests of lllr and Mrs Mar sha ll Adams and Raymond were Mrs M1lhe Norrts and sons Frank a nd Charles grandch ldren Penny Randy and J1mmy Norr s of Belts v li e Md Mr and Mrs Vernon Cady and ch ldren Jerry and Lon of Wes t Jef ferson Mr and Mrs M ke 0 Br en and ch1ldren Starhng 0 r of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Raymond Profftll of Portland Mr and Mrs Hal Leonard of Ravenswood vcs1ted Sunday w th Mr and Mrs Russell Qutllen and attended the Memor al Day donner at the Letart Falls Communtty Hall Mr and Mrs Walter Me Dade Gene Early and Brent McDade of Troy spent the Memor al weekend w1th Mrs Edna Roush and Mrs Gladys Sh elds at Racme and vts ted other relatives Mrs Roush went home w th them for an nder mte v sit Rev and Mrs Tan Norns of Rome C ty Ind ana spent Fr day thru Wednesday wtth Mr and Mrs Tom Norr s and attended the Memonal Day d nner at the Letart Falls Commun ty Hall Sunday Mr and Mrs Dallas H II attended the funeral of Ira Wh te at the Bapttst Church of Cul loden W Ya Fr day H s w fe Mrs Mae Wh te s ur v1ves She was a former res dent or this commun ty be ng the fo rmer Mae Wolfe Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and son Ketth Mrs Bertha Rob nson v Sited graves of loved ones at Evans and Creston cemetenes Sunday They also vcs1ted Mrs Anna Scarberry at Evans Wallie Stover was returned home Thursday from Veterans Memorial Hosp tal Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ke th v1s ted h m Saturday evemng Mr and Mrs Y~rg 1 Roush Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ke th and Mrs Bertha Rob nson attended the wedd ng ann versary of Mr and Mrs Ed son Brace at the r home at Rae ne Sunday Mrs Ray Sayre Mrs Floyd Adams of Rosevtlle spent a "eek wtth Mr and Mrs Albert H II Jr Mr and Mrs Gera ld Hayman and Keeth spent FRIDAY JUNE I I 73 6 00 News 3 4 8 0 5 NBC News 3 t u h a Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 Round the Bend 33 6 30 NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 CB S News 8 0 j D eam o Jeann e 13 Le s T ave l 33 00 What s M y L ne a T u h o Conseq 3 Beat he Cock 4 News 6 0 Sa n 5 E ec Co 20 Folk Gu ta r 33 w ld K ngdom 3 30 To Te l th e T uth 6 Pa en Game 0 Beat he Clock 3 Po te Wagone 3 Young D K da e 4 P o ect o s 8 Wa St ee Th s Week 20 33 B 00 Sanfo d & Son 3 4 5 B ady Bunch 6 J Mov es The Ma ese B ppy 8 Gypsy 0 Was h ng on Week n Rev ew 20 33 8 30 - Pa t dg e Fam y 6 13 L e Peop e 3 4 June Wayne Memonal weekend campmg at Forked Run Lake w th the r son and famtly Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman of Westervtlle Mr and Mrs Harold Hayman of Westerv lie VISited Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mo nday 20 33 Mr and Mrs Lowe ll Burton 9 00 Maste p ece Thea e 33 Room 222 6 3 C c e of Fea 3 and baby of Columbus spent 4 5 Th v M nutes W h 20 the Memonal weekend w1th 9 30 Odd Coupe 6 3 Wo d P ess 20 Mo e A Walk w h Love & Death 8 Mr and Mrs Vernon Donohue 0 00 News 20 Love Arne can Sty e 6 3 Pau Nuch ms 33 Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston Bold Ones 3 4 5 VIS ted Mrs Ferne B Hayman 00 News3 4 6 8 0 3 5 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 a k Paa 3 6 Moves Qu ck Monday and vts1ted graves of Befo e t Me s a The Hqnds o Or a o Ma s e o he loved ones at Letart Falls Wo d 3 0 Move 30 W nchester fo El Dab o 3 Cemetery Move The Vamp r e s Ghos 10 Mr and Mrs Don Hodge of 2 305 News 4 Columbus attended the 2 -45 News 3 grad ual on of Tim Wtckersham SAT URDAY JUNE2 6 01}--.-- 'Aodern Alm anac 0 at Rae ne Juntor H gh Thurs 6 3(}- TV C ass Room 8 Kentu cky Af e d 3 Fa th oc Toda y 0 day evemng and spent the 7 OQ- Ne ghbo s 3 Fa m F on 3 Fun for Everyone 6 T eehouse Cub 8 0 weekend w th Mrs June 5 Woman s Po n of V ew 3 W ckersham and sons 7 30-- Man From COS 0 Fa mbook 3 T eehouse C ub 13 Mrs Ferne B Hayman aSesameS 20 D c k Van Dyk e 4 Go spel6 Abbot & Costel o rece ved word Fr day that her 8 00-Houndca s 3 .4 5 Pufn stuf 3 Jake s Pa ce 6 Bugs on ly aunt Betty Tanner of Bunny a 0 Mercer Pa had d1ed due to 8 30-Roman Ho day s 3 .<1 5 Jac kson F ve 6 13 Sab r na Teenage W ch 8 Popeye o Mr Rage s 20 n)urtes rece ved m an auto 9 00--Jetson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 3 Ama z ng Chan 8 o accident Mrs Hayman was Sesame 5 20 unabl~ to attend funeral ser 9 30--P nk Pnn he 3 4 5 Move Ca oons 6 8 10 3 0 Go-Underdog 3 4 15 E ec Co 20 v ces 0 30 Ba key s 3 4 8 B ady K d s 6 3 M s e Rogers 20 Jose Mr and Mrs Paul Dav s of and the Pu ssy cats n Out e Space 8 0 00-B other Bu z 6 F l ntstones 8 0 Sesam e s 20 Sea Lab Parkersburg M!lhe R pley of 3 4 Bew ched 3 Char leston Mrs Magg1e 30--K d Powe 6 3 Runa ound 3 .4 5 Roush local v s ted Mrs Ada 2 0()----E ec Co 20 Funky Phan am 6 3 A ound he Wo d n 80 Days 3 4 5 A ch e s TV Funn es 8 0 Noms Sunday 2 30-- Ta l k ng w h a G an 3 4 5 L dsv e 6 3 Fa A be t M ss M lite R pley of and the Cosby K ds a o Charl eston spent Memonal 00-- CBS F m Fest va 0 Wagon T an 3 Rock n he pace 6 3 Lass e 15 Ce eb fy Bow l ng 4 weekend w th Mrs Magg1e 30-- Johnny Bench 4 Hou of Fa th 5 Roush .45 To Be Announced 5 2 oo-Ba seba P e Game Show 5 Sou Tra n 6 UF0 8 F sh n Mr and Mrs Orv lie Harpold Ho e 3 Popeye 10 of Belpre spent Sunday w1lh 2 5 Ba seba 3 4 5 2 Jo-Ken u ky A e d 3 G een Ac es 0 Mr and Mrs B1ll Fox and 3 00 WatT You Fa he Ge s Hom e 3 Move The Th ee Dav d Stooges n 0 b 6 Wre s ng 8 Back Omn bus o Bill Wheeler of OhiO State 4 00--Fo l k Gu ta 33 Go 1 Tou namen 8 o Race s 3 .4 30-Audubon W ld fe Theatre 33 Umvers ty spent the Memonal .<1 5- Scoreboa d 4 weekend w th h1s parents Mr 5 oo-G een Ac es 3 Pe y Mason 4 Mak ng n ng s G ow 33 and Mrs Alex Wheeler W de Wor d of Spo s 6 3 5 3Q---Sesame St 33 Coun y Ca n va 3 Gaspe Ta lent T me Mr and Mrs Lawrence 5 Balser and famtl~ of Tuppers 6 DO--News 3 4 8 Mov e Magn t cen Obsess on o 6 5 A Look a he Book 15 Pia ns Mr and Mrs Jack 6 30-- NBC News 3 4 5 Reasone Repo 3 Beve y Ables and ch1ldren were H lb I es 8 Ma sha l Un ve s ty Repor 33 News 6 6 45 Why ? 33 Sunday dmn er guests of Mrs 7 00-You Asked fo 3 Hee Haw 6 8 Law ence We k .4 15 AI ce Balser Love Tenn s 33 Wo d o Su v va 3 Memonal weekend guests of 7 JO-- Nashv le Mus c 3 F l ps de 13 Bog aphy 33 Mrs Erma Wtlson were Mr 8 00 A I n he Fam l y 8 0 Eme gency 3 4 5 He e We Go Aga n 6 Newsmake 3 3 Ho ywood Telev son Thea e and Mrs Dorsel W !son and 33 sons of S ssonv lie W Ya Mr 8 30-- B dge Loves Ben e8 0 ATou choiG ace6 3 a nd Mrs Pete Bearhs of 9 DO-Mary Ty ler Moo e 8 0 Mov e Pay D y 3 4 5 The St auss Fam y 6 3 Portsmouth Va Mr and Mrs 9 30-- Bob Newha 8 0 Bear hs wtll spend two weeks 10 00--Ass gnmen t V enna 3 Mov e The Runn ng Man 6 M ss on lmposs be 8 0 w th Mrs W !son 00-News 4 8 0 13 M ss V ck1 Ables celebrated 5-- News 4 3 1 3o- New s 3 4 Moves T.he Mal ese B ppy 0 her b rlhday Monday w th of Des t rue on lJ Maste so l he Congo Jungle homemade ce cream and 2 OQ-News 6 Moves The Lady Takes A Flye Pawnb oke .4 cake Mrs AI ce Balser her grandmother he lp ed her 2 5 Moves Mu de n the Blue Room 6 00 Mo y es A Wa k w th Love and Dea h 0 Curse of he celebrate Swamp Crea u e 3 30-Mov e Man n the Shadow 3 Mr and Mrs Hal Leonard of 2 00- Mov e Rope A ound he Ne ck 4 Ravenswood ca lled on Mrs Iva 2 3Q-Mov e At agon 3 3 4S~ News 3 Orr Sunday 4 00 Mov e G r n Room 3 4 1 rt• n h s. nl • I M Ill I"JI 1 1 111 1 'I'OY 0 J un< I W71 Players suffer double setback WASHI NGTON 1UPil The N 1t1on I ~ ootball ! ~ag u e PI Vt'f"S Assoctat on suffered a double loss t the hands of the Na hon I L•bor Rela ti ons Bo \I'd Nl RB ) Thursday when Ulf r I bor charges leve led ga nst the Na tiOna l Football l.t Hgue nvotvmg: art ftr1a l turf a nd auton a h e r nes for f ght ng ll<rc lhro"n out by the f ve en ber board The Nl RB r uled lhal m both cilses Con n ss oner Pete Ro ze ll e or th e NFI owners bar gamed m good fa lh and d d not vwlatc barga n ng proce dures as charged by the NFL Plaver s Assoctat on In the case of automa hc $200 r nes for players leav ng the bench to pa rti cipate m f ghts on th e f e ld the N LRB reversed a f nd ng by ad n n strahve law Judge Melv n J Welles who had ordered Rozelle to resc nd $21 200 to 106 playe rs nv olve d n thr ee ep sodes m I!m preseason games And wh le NLRB agreed Wllh the Players Un on that the nstallat on of art f c al turf sa n andatory subject fo r collec t ve barga n ng because It affects lhe players workmg cond hans the boards deet s on c ted no ev dence that the league had refu sed to barga n on the ssue Rather the NLRB sa d th e NFI owners had m fact ndlcated a wlllmgness to negot ate about the arl!f c al turf ssue The Nl RB agreed Wllh Welles f nding on Oct '!I that the league owners comm ttee headed by Wellmgton Mara of the G ants had shown wllhng ne ss to s t down w th player representatives to d scuss the problem Of the fines for fig ht ng the board commented that Rozelle as comm ss oner has always had and sbll has the authonty to unpose fmes for conduct detnmental to profess onal football wtth or Without the l'Onsmt or the owne rs On that Issue the players had rgucd lhe penalty " asa p. prov('d b} th e o wn er s tn Ma rch 1971 With out con sult ng tht>n The fmes for fig hting were lev ed by Rozelle aga m•1 34 players after a l elce at an cxh bthon gan e between Mm nesota a nd San Diego 58 for a s nular outbrea k a t a n AUa nla Sa n Francisco pr e..season CQn test and 14 at a Ch1cago Ne" Or lean s exhibitiOn all en 1971 \':'ii:<::~:;~:,,::::::::::~:,,,,,,,,,,,:,:,,~,:::::;:::::i::::: MEETING CALLED Pomeroy Boys League managers and Interested parents are asked to meet at Diamond 1 back of ths old Pomeroy Junior High School budding atiO a m Saturday Managers of Rutland and Syracuse are also urged to attend Plans "lll be completed for the Little League games which are to begin the regular season on Monday Managers are urged to be present at the meeting A work session w1U be held Immediately after the meeting to prepare the diamond~ for the start of league play Lmt>scort'"' Ma1or League Results By Umted Press lnterna1 onal Na11onal League Houston 000 002 303- 8 14 3 Ch ( 0 01 201 20x- 16 14 I Robe s Ray I 11 Upshaw 11 G add ng 5 Crawfo d 171 and Edwa ds Jenk ns Locker 18 and Hundley Rudolph (81 WP Jenk ns (6 31 LP Rob ( st) 51hl (53) Amer can League Ca fo na 00003004<>-7 12 Boston 20 2 0 000- 6 4 0 51 Ba ber 191 Cuds Bol n (BI Veale 181 and F sk WP Hand (3 31 LP-Bol n ( TomBoy (1) and Hendr cks Ga be 5 I) and Hea y LP Cue Ia 26 HR Bayo 992 5432 3 dl 300 OJO ooo- 6 8 0 New York 000 000 coo- 0 0 Ho tzman F ngers 8) and Fosse S ott em yre (7 5 and Munson WP- Ho zman 0 2) HRs- Bando (9th ) Jackson (7 h N. 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OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) - EAST COURT <r POMEROY spectal phase of the 1969 free a~ent draft s a youn~ man w th supreme co nf dence Maybe 1t s beca use I ve al ways been a w nner sa1d Gr msley The left hander developed hi s craft m Amen can I.eg10n ball wher e he p lched the B1ll Sper os Post No Iteam of Memph s Te nn to th e Nat onal Amerlcan Leg on t tle m 1968 I p tel ed tw o games m the sa td cha mp onsh1p se r es lhe Reds wm ended a Card nal e Ght game wmn ng streak Gru;nsley who was s1gncd as lhe Heds No t chOice m the .4 (Onl y games sc heduled ) Today s Probable Pitchers 1All T mes EOTl Atlanta ( N ekro J '1 or Ha r son 0 2) a t Ch <:ag o (Hooton 5 31 2 30 p m C nc nnat I M cG iothl n 2 I) at P ttsburgh I Blass 2 31 8 p m Houston IDerker 00 ) at St Lous( Ceveand44 ) 8pm M ontrea !Moo e J J) a t Los Angeles !Down ng 5 II I p m New York ( Koosman 53) at San 0 ego pm G e I 35 10 30 llpm Saturday s Games Atlanta al Ch cago Ph Ia a t San Fran c sco Houslon at St Lou s n ght New Yo k a t San D ego n ght Mon ea a Lo~ Angeles n ght Amer can League East w Detro New York Ba more Boston Cleveland M waukee L 25 2 24 23 20 21 20 23 20 27 9 26 pel gb 5<3 s 488 465 426 <22 ' 2 , 3 , 5 5h West wlpclgb Ch cago 27 5 643 M nnesota 25 9 568 3 Ca forn a 24 20 545 4 27 23 540 4 KansasC ty Oak land 24 24 500 6 Te)las 15 28 349 12 Thursday s Results Ca fa n a 7 Bos on 6 M nnesota 4 M waukee 2 Ch cago 0 Detro 2 Kan C ty 4 Sat more 1 Texas 9 Cleve land 5 Oak and 6 NeiN York 0 Today s Probable P tchers (AliT mes E OT1 Bait more (A exande 4 1) at Texas IS an house 0 5) 8 30 C eve land T drow 4 6) at Kansas C ty ( 0 ago 4 4) 8 30 Ma aor League Leaders By Umted Press lnternat mal Leadmg Ba«ers National League g a~ pet Wa sn Hou 51 Cash P I 33 Suarez Tex 0 AL en Ch Braun M n F sk Bos 27 42 39 4 83 12 55 29 33 25 49 20 357 350 349 346 J4 341 336 333 331 323 pet 400 27 358 328 325 50 323 43 48 323 322 Nat ona I League Starge P t 4 Aaron Atl 3 Evans Atl Monday Ch Bench C n Wynn Hou Fe guson LA and Bonds SF 1 A mer can League M aybe ry KC 3 0 AI en Ch 11 Mel on Ch Duncan Clev May M I and Murcer NY 0 Runs Batted In National League Ferguson LA 42 Bench C n 38 Watson Hou and Starge Pt 34 0 1 ver P t Bonds and Spe e SF 32 Amer can League Maybe y KC 49 Me ton Ch 3a Jackson The Daily Sentrnel By FRED DOWN th e hall club s begmmng to Jell UP! Sporl!i Wnter now because we re gctt ng Wtll e Stargell hit a thre.,...un good start ng p tch ng and the homer n th e ecghth ummg defense has mproved We II do Thursday mght to g1ve the our share or h1tt ng Pirates a 3-1 victory over the Ch cago defeated Houston Atlanta Braves a nd the r 16-8 and C nc nnah beat St fourth stra ght wm The v1c LoUis 3-2 n other NL games tory lifted the P~rates to w1thm Amencan Uague scores were 4 games ol fir s t pla ce Cal forn a 7 Boston 6 M n Ch1cago n the Nat anal nesota 4 M !waukee 2 Chicago League s Eastern D v s on 10 Detro l 2 Kansas City 4 race Bait more 1 Texas 9 Cleveland I generally hit good Ln June 5 and Oakland 6 New York 0 and July and so maybe thts will Stargell h I h1s homer after get us go ng sa d Stargell Manny Sangwllen smgled and who rev ealed that he had been R ch Hebner walked The gomg to lhe park early for homer h s lith sa!led nto lhe extra batt ng pract ce 1 feel upper deck n 1llrce Rivers WHITE WALL By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer The only resemblance be tween last year s world cham pons and thts year s vcrs on of lhe Oakland A s can be found m the left arm of Ken Holtzman Holtzman whose 1~2 record lhts year cs exceeded only by Chtcago tronman Wilbur Wood ptlched a perfect game for 6 2-3 1nmn gs before Matty Alou .,~!polled his no-It t b1d w th a solid single up the m1ddle Holtzman th en retired th e Yankees n the seventh but was forced to leave the game n the e ghth when he was hlt on the back of the left knee by a !me dr1ve off the bat of J m Ray Hart Rolhe Fmgers pctched hitless hall over the last 1 2 3 ummgs to preserve the 6-0 tnumph It was tbe hardest ball I ve ever had h t back at me sa d Holtzman ref err ng to Harts smash whtch was transformed mto an out when t rtcocheted over to first baseman Oeron Johnson I thought I was dead It took me a few seconds lo recover but then I knew a bone wasn t broken But I knew I got smacked pretty hard I never saw the ball Holtzman got batt ng support from Regg1e Jackson who Oak 36 Mu ce NY 34 Allen Ch 30 P tchlng 0 N<illonal League 81 ngham C n 1 I B yanf. 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On 90-Day BELTED TIRES ANY SIZE LISTED MEIGS TIRE CENTER I \1 I 51h% Featuring FREE MOUNTING l rE ~s wm AS ooas Our Interest Is Greater For You Astros Randy Hundley and R ck Monday ta cked on homers to the first nmng mess to make t easy for Ferguson Jenkms to w n hts s1xth game w lh the rei ef help of Bob l.ocker The 10 runs in the f rst 1nnmg cam e w th two out after Rader s error Joe Morgan homered n the Sixth off Bob G bson to gtve the Reds lhetr v1ctory over St Louts Ross Grunsley won his fifth game lor the Reds With a sev en-hitter although touched for Lou Brock s second homer of the seoson G bson s 3-8 drove n two runs n the ( rst VICtory even though he was w th a two-run double and rorced to leave the game 10 the homered n the fifth and from s xth w1th a bhstered foot Sal Bando who stroked a two Oscar Gamble had a two.run homer for the lnd ans run homer m the f fth Bob 01 ver s three run In other Amencan League homer clunaxed a four~un games Chtcago routed DetrOit 1~2 Kansas C1ty defeated eighth mmng which enabled Bait more 41 1 exas beat Cal forn a to defeat the Red Cleve land 9 5 Col lorn a Sox The homer helped Ol1ver lie a club record previously set edged Boston 7.fo and M n by Leon Wagner w1th 26 run.• nesota downed M !waukee 4 2 hatted n for the month Btlly Chicago routed Houston 1&Grabarkew tz also homered for 8 Ptttsburgh topped Atlanta 3 lhe Angels 1 and Cine nnal! edged St Thmny Thompson drove In Lou 3 2 n Nat onal I cague II e w nnmg run w th a I fth 3Ct on nntng s ng le a nd Harmon D ck Allen and Bill Melton Killebrew smacked his 544th drove m seven runs between them as the Wh1te Sox belted career homer as the Twins the T gers Allen slarruned a topped the Brewers for thetr three-run homer in the sixth fourth st raJght victory The loss was Milwaukee s fourth In and also doubled n another run m the second wh le Melton a row and seventh n etght scored a run w1th an enfield out games Killebrew also drove m n the f1rst and scng led home a run w th a r rst nmng s ngle two mor e u the second Ed Herr narm also hon ered for Chicago wh le D ck Sharon hll his f r st maJOr league homer for Detroit Eddie Fisher went the distance to gain h s fifth w n aga nst three losses Amos Ot. s smgled m two runs and Gene Garber pitched I a s xhttter to pace the Royals over Baltimore Garlx!r 5-l cru sed nto the seve nth rm ng w ti a three h tter before I Lou Osbo ne gtv ng up a solo homer to Don I Baylor John Mayberry also I I drove on a run for the Royals I SEARS g,v ng hun a club record 30 for I Catalog Merchant one month I Pomeroy Jeff Burroughs htgbhghted a I 210 E Ma n PH 992 2178 four.run f1rst cnmng wcth a I tworun double and RICO Carty added a two run homer n the second to pace the Rangers tr umph over Cleveland Son ny Siebert gamed erect t for the Lowest Pnce + Stad urn the fourth ttme W Ihe has done 11 and only the f fth lime 1! ever has been done Nelson Bnles ptt ched a lhree h Iter for h s th1rd v1c tory wh le Gary Gentry suf fered h s r fth loss agamst four wms The Braves scored the r un n the fifth mmng on a smgle by M ke I..um a walk and Marty Perez double A combmat on of s1x smgles two bases loaded walks a held ng error by thtrd baseman Doug Rader a hct batter and a wild p1tch enabled the Cubs to score 10 runs m the first nn ng and down the Holtzman blanks Yanks 6-0 NEW TIRES A LOW PRICE DEAL! TUBELESS He defeated Klamath Falls Oregon 4 3 for the champiOn sh p and was 17 t overall for the season I guess that we must have played about 80 or 90 games altogether that summer he sa d Durtn~ one stretch we won 56 n a row Joe Morgan cra cked a solo hon er n the s xth mmng off WE ARE YOUR HEADQUARTERS POLVESTER CORD FULL 4 PLY lO Morgan went to thtrd on the play and scored on a sacraf lce Oy by Ton y Perez The Reds open a four game ser es at P ttsburgb tonight With J tm McGlothlin 2 1 p tchmg for Clncm na ti and Steve Blass 2-3 takmg the mound for the P rates Bob Gtbson to 1ce the Reds that 3-2 VIctory over the Ca rds Thursday n gbt G bson had the game und er control for the first three n nlngs but the Reds p eked up two runs in the fourth Pete Rose led off With a wa lk and Morgan got h s f rst h t of th e game a double to n gb t center Larry Stahl struck out but Johnny Bench drove m Rose With an mf1eld h I ' Best Quality GOOD/YEAR Gr msley In lhe fu st game I won I ~ a nd struck out abou t Pirates make it four in row; R 0 bert s Astros bombed, 16-8 Phlladelph a Tw tchell 3 at San Fran c sco ( Bryant 1 3) Hart NY 30 OS 12 33 314 Bal mo e QOO 000 Ill()- 6 0 S ms Det 26 83 12 26 313 Kan C ly 200 000 20x- • 6 Hnd sn Ch 36 135 2 42 31 Cue ll a Pena (1) Jackson Home Runs Oak and And Take Em Home 2nd) - Pe y (6 31 HRs- He rmann 3 d) Sharon 1st} 0 A len 1 h SANDWICH 0 der By Phone 340 r h 82 36 65 37 2< <8 Maddox SF 39 46 16 51 Mnn 1001000--4102 Fa ly Mtl 36 107 < 37 Mw 0100000()-2 71 Mathws SF 44 132 21 <5 Woodson Sanders (8) and Lopes LA 38 132 20 45 M te wa d Colborn 15 21 and Rbnsn Ph 35 1 6 19 39 Rod guez WP- Woodson 4 3 Mola LA 33 7 5 39 HRs- K lebrew (3rd G ubb SO 42 <2 22 47 L 36 27 5 < Detro ooo 200 ooo- 2 9 o To e Sl Amer can League Ch cago 33 003 oox 0 12 0 9 ab r h Pe y Sche man (1 La B mbrg NY32 95 6 38 Grow 2) See bach (6) T rr Krkp k KC 40 48 29 53 me man 8) and Freehan Ke y Ch 3 19 23 39 F she (5 3) and Her mann LP ) HRs- Grabarkewltz 0 1 ver (7 h the Fabulous 17 33 Thursday s Results Ch cag o 6 Hou ston 8 P fsburgh J Atlanta C nc nnat 3 Sf Lov s 2 Oak and .at Boston n ~ht Ba t mo eat Texas n 9Ht Cleveland at Kansas C ty (Only games schedu edl May Hand Home of San D ego pm 000 010 DOD- 3 Detro ( F yman 2 4) at 000 000 OJx 3 • 0 M nnesota Kaat 6 21 9 p m Gentry House (B) and Dates Ch cago (Wood 3 3) at Br es 13 <I and May LP- M waukee Bel 4 6) 8 30 p m Gent y I< 51 HR - S argell Ca l forn a (5 nger 8 2) at New I 4th Yo k I Kl ne 3 5) 7 30 p m Oakland (Ham !ton 0 01 at C nc nnat 000 201 ooo- 3 6 0 Boslon1Pattn371 7 30pm 000 020 ooo- 2 7 0 Sl Lou s Saturday s Games G msley (5 <) and Bench Ca fo n a at New Yo k G bson (3 6) and S mmons HRs Del oit at M nnesota B ock I2nd) Morgan 6th) Ch cago at M Iwaukee Se l s 9 and Kusnyer • Grimsley stops Cardinals 3-2 ' Mil1or Lngue Stand n9s By Un ted Press lnter~honal Nat onal LeagueEast w I pel gb ST J.OU IS IUP f) Ross Ch <:ag o 19 19 60< Gnmsley ptcked up h s f fth P l lsburgh 21 20 s 2 4 2 New York 21 n <188 s , wm <~ ""a nst four losses Th\U's Mon trea 9 22 463 6 day m~hl when he ptlched the S Lous 9 '25 <32 Ci ncmnah Reds to a 3-2 w n Ph la de ph a 9 27 41 3 89 over th e St. LoUi s Cardmals West w I pet gb An d lhe v ctory d dn t surpriSe San Franc sco 32 20 61S hi m a btt Los Angeoles 30 9 612 Hous ton 29 22 569 1 Grtrnsley has beaten lhe C nc nna 27 21 563 J Cards SI X stra ght tlflles a nd At an ta 17 30 362 2 ~ A an a P tts CROW'S STEAK HOUSE HRs- A ou Agee (2nd) Hundley Monday II thl erts Standin{.!s ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 210 F. 2nd Pom eroy Phone 992 5428 Plus Fed Tax Mounted and Balanced Free 1 H&R FIRESTONE 992 2238 THEY PLAY IT ALL! 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OHIO PH 992·3629 �P meroy 0 June I 1973 Meigs 4-H CluiJ "Vews Us. lh lit It n Hotlt I • • Doc ument for the 0) l ng Dear Helen Last wmter your co lwnn carr ed an art cle on the rtght to dte wtth d gruty Havmg been tra ined m law I have prepared what I believe s a legal document whiCh when prope rly w tnessed and flied w11l stand up under test W th thoughts of the future and the feel ngs of our children n m nd my w fe and I have executed th1s document n Is exact rorm for the r guidance should the occas on an se Perhaps your readers mtght ma ke use of 1t too Herew th TO WHOM IT MAY CONCE RN Be ng of sound a nd dispostn g n nd memory and un de rstandmg over the age of 21 years and not ac ting under any duress fra ud or undue mflu ence whatsoever r do her eby declare lhe followm g to be a true and accurate statement of my des1res and request my closest I vmg re lative to follow 1ts prov s ons I bel eve a rtg ht to d1e w th d gruty IS mher ent w th all huma ns when medi Cal sc ence can turn dy ng nto a long ghastly \\a t MediCa l advancement can now keep a body alive long after 1t s of no earthly use to ts tenant If there ts no hope no mentalcty I do not want to I nger as a burden to my fam ly yet l have seen elderh vegetables or term nal cases for ced to hnger far past hvmg Therefore should I become mcurably II or sen le to the poml where prolong ng my I fe has no vahdtty e my m nd cs gone or my body IS n such ncurable pam that I must be kept drugged ) I hereby direct my closest hvmg relative to let me dJe w th d gmty No machmes dru~s or extraordinary procedures well be used to keep me al ve If euthanas a s legal as I hope 11 wtll be ) at that t me my perm1ss1on for mercy death IS hereby granted to attend ng doctors Th s s wr tten to relieve my kin from a dec s on wh ch m1gbt otherwise brmg them condemnation or gull! feelings W1Iness my s gnature th1s day of 1973 W th a t leasttwowJtnesses andyourSJgnature ) WILI..fAM W Dear Mrs 8 If lhe dymg can face death why then IS t so hard for lhe I vmg to treat us normally I know I won I recover from cancer I don t hke I but I can ta lk about t and try to get my pr10nt es m order Yet lrr shll gettmg those mnocuous Get Well cards from fool sh persons who when I see them make every effort to av01d the subject of death Would you please tell everyone Mrs B that fr ends and relal!ves should n t make the dymg ashamed of the r status When they treat 11 as the Forb dden Subject they re closing us out JUSt "hen we need them badly FACING LIFE AND DEATH WITH HONESTY ,.,., Dear Readers The above two letters discuss subjects most of us would rather avo d But smce we II aJI face death t s time we con ' s de red how best to a d and comfort lhe dy ng Mr FLDH says I well stop pretendong lhe nev table wont happen tt s a charade which puts an added burden on the termmally n "ho then must also pretend Most people who know they are dy ng need to talk about l get Utetr affairs n order be assured they won tleave a totally desolated fam ly behmd It sn I easy d scussing that last long Journey but t s far better than clos ng a loved one off behmd a wall of false cheerfulness H WIN AT BRIDGE · Spot for Second Hand H1gh , ... J¥ \ORTil A A85 ¥ A9 • 94 3 2 olo9 2 You So A AQ IH$1 EASI A KJ Y K Q J 08 + AQ 10 AQ9 • 6 54 1 olo3 • J8 5 olo 6 5 SOUTJI ( D ... 0 2 ¥ Yo 08 (:! l\.eno 4 We \I N D e +K < yo u do no +K olo A KQ~ p Pa h hold h Pas ¥K llv Oswall & lames Jacobi So t s fi ve c b ca l was o e of those a l 1 u pose p e en pt lie d dn know who co ld make wha b t he knew lh a e o dn I be t much a fi c c bs Wes s do be v.a s a so a I p p o s e He a he oped hat I s pa t e w ld be ab le o find a b d b cx1 c ed to bea II e I e I b on ac t n a ny eve n 1\ct a y E a s W e s an .. n a ke fo hea s and no fi e and wh e the) ca n bea fi e c bs th ey ra led u do so South p 0 East a Eas d d no Soutl wo t e fi s t ck w th the ace of hearts and d scarded h s two of s pades Then he led a low spade f om d m m y and g h he e s whe e Eas fa ed o s e He pla yed s e c o n d I and lo" South s 10 los loWest s ]a k We s t led a second hea So th u r f ed cashed une h gh t n p ed 1 s ast s p a d e to d n n y s ace ruffed a spade en e red d m n y with the n ne of t n ps a nd was ab e to d se a d one d amond on the a sl spade Should East have gone p w t1 h s q een of spades I "ould have bee a to gl play to n ake b we feel that he m g I we I have made t f he had been rea ll alert NEW PAI'ER ENTE PR SE ASSN Th \\ c t b n f. a Pa s u p p J olo ... pad Hidgt• A party was g ven by Mr and Mrs Bla ne M lhoan for the b rthday celebrat on of Elane and M1kel E rr oll Conroy and wtfe Clara were n Columbus over the weekend v s t ng his brother Jack Conroy Mrs AI ce Dodson ac compa n ed them and stayed unt 1 Monday come tn w th Haswell and Dor s Betz from M ch1gan They stayed un Ill Wednesday a week at the Conroy and Dodson horne Mrs AI ce Ferguson of Hunt ngton VIS ted last week w th Mrs AI ce Dodson Severa] from this area at tended graduation exerc ses at Eastern H1gh School Elame M lhoan was a graduate Mr and Mrs Jun or Conroy and daughter Kimberly of Akron v s ted over the weekend at the Dodson Conroy home Murl Taylor 1s at Holzer hosp tal at th s Wfltmg n very ser ous cond t on Clara M lhoan and Ela ne attended the funeral of Y rg1l Adk ns at Harnsonvclle Wednesday Clara M lhoan and Ela ne Glenna M lhoan and Tony M kel and W II am attended the gradual on of He d M lhoan at Me gs H gh School on Tuesday even ng On Wed nesday He dl went to Columbus to take the state exam nahan n cosmetologl Mrs Ed1lh Osborne had all her children w th her for Mother s Day Ronald Harold an I Pa ul and the r ram I es M ss E a ne M I oa and M ss He d M lhoan took the bus tnp to Nashv lie Mus c House Fr day even ng and v s ted other po nts of nterest The R verv1e w 4 H Club met May 23 at Stewart Hall With two adv sors and 10 members present Tl e proj ect lesson was on se wan g and yo un ger members began to cut out the r mater al A re port on Safe Places to Fly K1tes was g ven by Beth and Pa ge Hayman Tammy Curl s Jed the cl ub n recrea t on Refres hme nts were served by Patnc a Boston and Barba ra Andrews - Barbara Andrews T HE SUNS Hr NE Cl ove rs met May 29th at the home of Kay Sayr e Adviso r s Kay Sayre a nd Bar b Allma n and 10 m embe rs a tte nde d The members d1sc ussed the boat tr p the pota to ch p sa le and a date to have Mrs J enn fer Sheets v stt the club The project lesson for th s meeting was on cutting out patterns Ka r en Eilts and K m Allman led the club m a soft ball game The next meet ng Will be June 4 at Snowden Lake There w II be sw mm ng Bonme Meeks and a p en c THE BUSY Beavers met May 25 at the home of Delma Karr w th two adv sors and 13 members present Items of bus ness d1scussed mcluded the Regatta Parade a run mage saJe and a candy sell The next meet ng w II be June 9 at the home of Mar) Hoover - Sandy Might THE PIN E Grove Pa ls met May 30 at Scout Hall fhere wa s one adv sor and 11 members present The members d scussed the boat tr p June 1 and havmg a note card sale The next meeting w II be June 4 at Scout Hall Jul1a Carpenter 1HE COLUMBIA Make It 4 H Club met May 24 at the home or Mae Jordan AdVISOrs at tandmg were Ruth B rchf eld Betty Johnson and Mae Jordan and 18 members were present A demonstrat on was g ven by Jul a Johnson on prepar ng carrot st cks Pam Holcomb gave a den onstrat on on sf t ng flOW' A demonstrat on on how to use lrac ng paper and a trac ng wheel was g ven by Marc a Holcomb Debb e M ller gave a report on how to make FrankfW'ter Cheese Sandwic hes A report on pest c des was given by Sherry Sh ltz Cella Sh ltz Marc a Holcomb and Debb e M ller led recreat on and Sherry Sh ltz and Ruth Coen served refreshmen ts fhe next meet ng well be June 7 at the home of Cheryl Lawson - Betty Jordan THE MIXED UP Hotshots meet ng on May 29 at th e State Farm had four adv sors and 11 members present Marco Jeffers and Y1rgm a Jordan gave demonstrat ons on rerm sh ng and b cycles Afterwards the members played tag a nd softba ll Refreshments were served by Cathy and Steve Moms The next meet ng w II be June 7 at the State Farm - Ralph Jordan fHE HARRISONYII LE G rls 4 H Honor Club held a meet ng May 29 at the Harr sonv li e Gra nge Ad vtsors present were Betty B shop and Sharon Jewel The seven members present were Bev B shop Sue Kennedy Brenda B1shop Janel Maue and Jul1a Gheen Items of busmess d scussed dur ng the meet ng ncluded 4 H boat tr p duwn the Oh o Rtver potato ch p sale 4 H camp and a float for the Regatta The next meetmg w 11 be June 5 at the HarrtsonVJlle Sue Kennedy Grange THE FIVE POINT Star St tchers J I.. s met May 7 at lhe home of Lola and Eva Walker Advtsors attendmg were Eva Walker Pat Holter Clar ce Krautter and Ann Radford There were seven members present After the busmess meet ng the J L s went to the home of Nan Wh1te to help the younger Ftve Pont Star St tchers w th the r p•oJects On May 14th adv sor Pat Holter demon slra ted how to n ake dough flowers There were e ght members and two adv sors Stephan e Radford present THE FIVE Pomt Bucks n et May 23 a the Leonard home five w th two adv sors members and two v sttors present ProjeC ts y.,ere d scussed Mr Leonard led the men bers n a hand game Afterwards Mrs r eonard served refreshments The next meeting 11 II be June o al Lhe Jeff Burke s "' '%:::;;:;•.;.;:;:;:;:::::::•· .• ;:;:;:;:;•. ~ J7oice along Br'Way By JACK 0 BRIAN Verdi and Hong Kong - or Cia o Meln NE W YORK fKFS ) - Patt Pages ex hubby n the w ndow Charlie 0 Curran now ts an executive Hong Kong coolie d reel ng the Pek ng Opera Co He wants to a rl ft t here for a tour Cla rk Gable s w1dow Kay sold the 1'19dcre Cal r estate ror $800 000 To developers who w II raze t If W11l e Mays retires (when IS more 1 ke 1! ) he II have a Rolls Royce to tool around n G ft of h s Mets-<J wner boss Mrs J oan Payson Hate those Jeans on every k d? Last yea r Amer cans spen t more than two b II ons Get 11 wh le yo u re hot just on den m pants E ngelbert Humperd nck s Aug Ca rnegte Ha ll concer t pays h m $20 000 n front plus 65 per cent over a $50 000 gate t s the reason n ght clubs except n Vegas and M1am1 Beach can t get stars Roger Yadun at 45 knows where h1s next r ch w fe s com ng from he II make 27 year-old French beauty Cat hen ne Schneid er h1s 4th She s he ress to $5 m Ilion Peter F nch pos t vely won t n y Ever H s showb z pals m ght be amazed th at he f1 ew combat m ss ons as a WW II gun ner and that grounded h1m Bea ut ful 2~year-<~ld N k da ughter of g fled Jazz enterta ners Jackte Ca n and Roy Kral was killed n 3 crash n New Jersey N k was dr1 v ng a lone to a stable where she worked two hours a day groom ng horses it snuffed out a recently m ghty promts ng des gmng career Bendel s and Capez o had her beach creat ons on order Stardust and other great songs wrtter M tchell Par sh was chops! ck ng n B 11 Chan s Gold Co n when someone started s ng ng Soph st cated Lad y (M tch also wrote that) softly n h s ha r.<Jraped (very mod M tch ) ear the great lyr c s t d dn t stop her and sad the wa t was worth t Helen 0 Connell Never m ssed a word or note of that very tough relea se Milch amazed H Ja r ous new Frcars Club Bdwy game argu ng who s t ghter singer Jerry Yale or clown Gene Baylos why not - the same hecklers w II duck them f they re broke Age of Vul gar ty the new clown team Cheech & Chong w II slr p for the nude centrefold b1t n the The Y va mag wh ch prom1ses filth for gals new nude male burlesque shows wll ke the oppos te sex str p shows haul n only males They re s k Carlo Pont s p tch ng a b g hre movte to R chard Burton and h s Soph a sounds dangerous Buddy R ch s hand bus was he sted n Ch and h s en! re mod wardrobe w th t Buddy performed that mght m what he wore wh le the bus was ripped off turtleneck and den m Jeans Bnt sh TV I) oon S r Lew Grade on the Emmy show p1ck ng up doorstops for S r Larry Ohv er and other gifted L meys looked and sounded I ke a skmmer Alfred H tchcock S r home An ce cream supper ts planned N ckey Leonard THE ROCK Springs Lady Bugs met May 20 at the home of Thelma Jeffers Adv1sors attend ng the meet ng were Thelma Jeffers Ann Eva ns and Lomse Radford There were f ve members present and three v s tors Refresh ments were served by Thelma Chr sl e Evans Jeffe s THE TUPPERS P ia ns 4 H G rls held a meeting May 24 at the home of Rose Carr There were four adv sors 13 mem bers and three v s tors PI esent Suz e Goble gave a spec al report on Health for All Patty Edwards led the club n recreation Beth R tch e and Conn e Stout served refresh ments The Tuppers Pia ns 4 H G rls met aga m on May 29 at the home of Rose Carr There were five adv sors 11 members and three v s tor s present Suz e Goble gave a report on Your Healll The members d1scussed what to brmg for the r outdoor cooking Patty Edwards led the members 10 a game of tag The next meeting w 11 be June 5 at lhe home of Joyce R tch1e Brenda Frecker THE JOLLY Z g Zag St t chers met May 21st at the home or Dor s Buckley Advisors attendmg were Dor s Buckley and Madge Sm th and there were s1x members present Items of bus ness d scussed ncluded sel ling potato ch tps and Oow~r bulbs and nvtt ng pare nts to the meetmgs Laura Sm th was m charge of recreatiOn Refreshments were served by Dor s and Sharon Buckley Dane Sm1th THE POMEROY L1vew res met May 19th at the home of AI ce Wamsley adv sor wtth e ght members present The embers approved a plCn c on June 9 The members also d scussed 4 H Camp Vanessa Folmer led the club members n a game of Charades Mary Sue Durst served refreshments Susan Wrtght Ancmol Act Lew s one of the great showbtz bra ns of all tune w th hts TV specials and ser es dom nahng the worlds vtdeo channe ls Lew postttvely IS trreplacea ble on Bnhsh TV - So much so he s hued rented from h sown Grade Orgamsat on wh ch virtually monopobzes Br tlsh televts on H1s brothers and a1des I..esl e Grade and Bernard Delfont ( Berme changed hiS name ) are lhe rest of the Lew Grade Or g among them lhey run commem al TV most of London s leg t & THINGS BY PAUL CRABTREE The energy ens s IS upon us for real Memorca l Day weekend saw many stat ons closed because they were ou t of gasobne or Iumting customers to 10 gallons a sale One filling station operator was killed n Californ a by an enraged motoriSt TeleVtScon VIewing IS bound to mcrease smce people wtll be staymg home wtth someplace to go but no way to get there So 51 nce TV 18 very concerned w th toptcal a nd relevant theaters operate many cmemas several of the matena l 1have a number of great program Ideas- based on the great vanely houses and cafes ( The Palladium fuel shortage - as possible TV sen es 1deas It w1t Top of lhe Town etc ) rna jor recordmg f1rms There S•ts Bronson The dramatic adventure of a motor and JUSt about anythmg you can mention con cyclist stranded among the people of a Midwestern town for nected w th laughter hstenmg viewmg and three months wa1tmg for the gasobne trucks to amve drahma a St Bernard who Gass•e The story of a Iova ble dog S r Lew s greatest and luckiest Irony years cames a little keg of gasoline around his neck to driVers ago he jetted to New York ready tq,.sell h s stra nded m the m ountams Grade Orgamsatlon for $400 000 to the biggest No Return to Peyton Place The announcer gets nd of the Amer can lheatncal agency (later declared a problem of the countless characters wbo have wandered m and monopoly and st II b1g outs1de lhe agency out of the show by s mply explalnmg that they can I get ba ck to busmess ) Arr vmg early at the monster Peyton Place because of the fuel shortage agency then un-kmghted S r Lew stopped by As the Whee l Turns Story of the conn!Cts between a the off1ce of an underling Amer1can agent-pal of suburban fanuly a father w th a new Cadtllac a mother With a many years Joe Sully Wlule he sat w th Joe 1971 Chevrolet station wagon a 19 year-<Jld daughter w1th an old the prestdent of the huge agency stormed n Packard and an 18-year-old son w1th a badly iuned Yamaha called Sully - then on the phone - assorted Mr Car Tune & the Banana Sphts The struggles of a vulgar names and demanded why he hadn t former gas station repatrman who JUS! g1ves up and ll'les to turn kept th s call to Pans to a diCtated three his factllty mto an tee cream parlor but keeps forgettmg a nd mmutes He wouldn t qwt heapmg opprobnum puttmg heavy-duty o I n the chocola te syrup can and sawdust not even when the embarrassed Sully expla ned wtth the chopped nuts he fmtshed the Par s call long ago and now was Porter Wagon Show The h1la r ous ventures of a good speaking to an account several blocks away Samar tan who driVes his wagon on a stretch of southern In The unmolhfled brass yelled h sway back to h1s terstate good-naturedly giVIng I fts to stranded motonsts and execut ve sour the r famtl es Who was that Lew asked h s fnend who 'Gonesmoke A sertes of upbfting lectures by ecologtsls explamed Lew marveling then qmetly who remmd us what benefits we are der v ng- cleaner a r no proceedmg to the scheduled selling s gn ng smog fewer fatalities now that no one s speeding around on Chatrman and the uproarable pres1dent our highways anymore greeted htm oozmg charm and obs qwousness Sesame Pedestr an Mall No change m thiS award Lew d d not even s1t down Gentlemen he w1nnmg children s show except m the t tie smce 11 IS not bemg sacd m typiCal restra ned Enghsh style I m used as a street anymore (Note The Electr c Company may afra1d I have wasted your tune Why they also change 1ts name to The Candlestick Makers Gmld ) startled I ve dec1ded not to sell Lew ex Cloverleaf of Fear A !Jrutal drama explam1ng the plamed But they d spoken to htm an hour dangers and per Is when everyone bg ns to run out of gas all at earlier and all was ready they Jittered the same tune on a busy nterchange I know Lew agreed but I was sJtt ng Carry Mason Documentary about a group of lodge w th my old fmnd down the hall wh!le you were brothers who take a solemn vow to carry gasolme to any member abusmg h m It dawned on me that f such an of the group who runs out of gas Important executive had to s t and swallow such My Mother the Car Th s show IS rev1sed m a different undtgmfted an attack for no reason th s 1s not format telling the story of a devoted mother who pushes her the merger I magmed Good day gentlemen mdolent son n h s Volkswagen on dates to school the p1zza It saved the enormously g1fted showman parlor etc from becommg one of the richest m en Of course wtth all these shows appearmg some w II ha ve to and saved the suavely go Traff1c Court cs a hkely fatahty and reruns of H gbway tertamment history gen al S r Lew from m .s ng out on the great Patrol are probably gomg to vancsh along w1th Zoom and est honor an up from the bottom Bnhsh Adam 12 whow 11 pound the r beat on foot hereafter busmessman can yearn h1s knighthood Lovely And I understand the Sm thsoman Institute ts askmg for man SJr Lew Sophist cated at the showbtz old ftlms of Route 66 to be stored among thetr prtceless level stra ightforward honest w th mtegr11y historical records of an age which IS past and may never be seen and taste and dar ng at the personal level agam open and decent That s the present tense he s decades too young for a eulogy rehearsal Television Log Apple Grove News, Events By Mrs Herbert Roush Memonal Day weekend guests of lllr and Mrs Mar sha ll Adams and Raymond were Mrs M1lhe Norrts and sons Frank a nd Charles grandch ldren Penny Randy and J1mmy Norr s of Belts v li e Md Mr and Mrs Vernon Cady and ch ldren Jerry and Lon of Wes t Jef ferson Mr and Mrs M ke 0 Br en and ch1ldren Starhng 0 r of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Raymond Profftll of Portland Mr and Mrs Hal Leonard of Ravenswood vcs1ted Sunday w th Mr and Mrs Russell Qutllen and attended the Memor al Day donner at the Letart Falls Communtty Hall Mr and Mrs Walter Me Dade Gene Early and Brent McDade of Troy spent the Memor al weekend w1th Mrs Edna Roush and Mrs Gladys Sh elds at Racme and vts ted other relatives Mrs Roush went home w th them for an nder mte v sit Rev and Mrs Tan Norns of Rome C ty Ind ana spent Fr day thru Wednesday wtth Mr and Mrs Tom Norr s and attended the Memonal Day d nner at the Letart Falls Commun ty Hall Sunday Mr and Mrs Dallas H II attended the funeral of Ira Wh te at the Bapttst Church of Cul loden W Ya Fr day H s w fe Mrs Mae Wh te s ur v1ves She was a former res dent or this commun ty be ng the fo rmer Mae Wolfe Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and son Ketth Mrs Bertha Rob nson v Sited graves of loved ones at Evans and Creston cemetenes Sunday They also vcs1ted Mrs Anna Scarberry at Evans Wallie Stover was returned home Thursday from Veterans Memorial Hosp tal Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ke th v1s ted h m Saturday evemng Mr and Mrs Y~rg 1 Roush Mr and Mrs Gerald Hayman and Ke th and Mrs Bertha Rob nson attended the wedd ng ann versary of Mr and Mrs Ed son Brace at the r home at Rae ne Sunday Mrs Ray Sayre Mrs Floyd Adams of Rosevtlle spent a "eek wtth Mr and Mrs Albert H II Jr Mr and Mrs Gera ld Hayman and Keeth spent FRIDAY JUNE I I 73 6 00 News 3 4 8 0 5 NBC News 3 t u h a Conseq 6 Sesame St 20 Round the Bend 33 6 30 NBC News 3 4 5 ABC News 6 CB S News 8 0 j D eam o Jeann e 13 Le s T ave l 33 00 What s M y L ne a T u h o Conseq 3 Beat he Cock 4 News 6 0 Sa n 5 E ec Co 20 Folk Gu ta r 33 w ld K ngdom 3 30 To Te l th e T uth 6 Pa en Game 0 Beat he Clock 3 Po te Wagone 3 Young D K da e 4 P o ect o s 8 Wa St ee Th s Week 20 33 B 00 Sanfo d & Son 3 4 5 B ady Bunch 6 J Mov es The Ma ese B ppy 8 Gypsy 0 Was h ng on Week n Rev ew 20 33 8 30 - Pa t dg e Fam y 6 13 L e Peop e 3 4 June Wayne Memonal weekend campmg at Forked Run Lake w th the r son and famtly Mr and Mrs Ted Hayman of Westervtlle Mr and Mrs Harold Hayman of Westerv lie VISited Mrs Ferne B Hayman Mo nday 20 33 Mr and Mrs Lowe ll Burton 9 00 Maste p ece Thea e 33 Room 222 6 3 C c e of Fea 3 and baby of Columbus spent 4 5 Th v M nutes W h 20 the Memonal weekend w1th 9 30 Odd Coupe 6 3 Wo d P ess 20 Mo e A Walk w h Love & Death 8 Mr and Mrs Vernon Donohue 0 00 News 20 Love Arne can Sty e 6 3 Pau Nuch ms 33 Mrs Ava Belles of Wellston Bold Ones 3 4 5 VIS ted Mrs Ferne B Hayman 00 News3 4 6 8 0 3 5 30 Johnny Ca son 3 4 5 a k Paa 3 6 Moves Qu ck Monday and vts1ted graves of Befo e t Me s a The Hqnds o Or a o Ma s e o he loved ones at Letart Falls Wo d 3 0 Move 30 W nchester fo El Dab o 3 Cemetery Move The Vamp r e s Ghos 10 Mr and Mrs Don Hodge of 2 305 News 4 Columbus attended the 2 -45 News 3 grad ual on of Tim Wtckersham SAT URDAY JUNE2 6 01}--.-- 'Aodern Alm anac 0 at Rae ne Juntor H gh Thurs 6 3(}- TV C ass Room 8 Kentu cky Af e d 3 Fa th oc Toda y 0 day evemng and spent the 7 OQ- Ne ghbo s 3 Fa m F on 3 Fun for Everyone 6 T eehouse Cub 8 0 weekend w th Mrs June 5 Woman s Po n of V ew 3 W ckersham and sons 7 30-- Man From COS 0 Fa mbook 3 T eehouse C ub 13 Mrs Ferne B Hayman aSesameS 20 D c k Van Dyk e 4 Go spel6 Abbot & Costel o rece ved word Fr day that her 8 00-Houndca s 3 .4 5 Pufn stuf 3 Jake s Pa ce 6 Bugs on ly aunt Betty Tanner of Bunny a 0 Mercer Pa had d1ed due to 8 30-Roman Ho day s 3 .<1 5 Jac kson F ve 6 13 Sab r na Teenage W ch 8 Popeye o Mr Rage s 20 n)urtes rece ved m an auto 9 00--Jetson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 3 Ama z ng Chan 8 o accident Mrs Hayman was Sesame 5 20 unabl~ to attend funeral ser 9 30--P nk Pnn he 3 4 5 Move Ca oons 6 8 10 3 0 Go-Underdog 3 4 15 E ec Co 20 v ces 0 30 Ba key s 3 4 8 B ady K d s 6 3 M s e Rogers 20 Jose Mr and Mrs Paul Dav s of and the Pu ssy cats n Out e Space 8 0 00-B other Bu z 6 F l ntstones 8 0 Sesam e s 20 Sea Lab Parkersburg M!lhe R pley of 3 4 Bew ched 3 Char leston Mrs Magg1e 30--K d Powe 6 3 Runa ound 3 .4 5 Roush local v s ted Mrs Ada 2 0()----E ec Co 20 Funky Phan am 6 3 A ound he Wo d n 80 Days 3 4 5 A ch e s TV Funn es 8 0 Noms Sunday 2 30-- Ta l k ng w h a G an 3 4 5 L dsv e 6 3 Fa A be t M ss M lite R pley of and the Cosby K ds a o Charl eston spent Memonal 00-- CBS F m Fest va 0 Wagon T an 3 Rock n he pace 6 3 Lass e 15 Ce eb fy Bow l ng 4 weekend w th Mrs Magg1e 30-- Johnny Bench 4 Hou of Fa th 5 Roush .45 To Be Announced 5 2 oo-Ba seba P e Game Show 5 Sou Tra n 6 UF0 8 F sh n Mr and Mrs Orv lie Harpold Ho e 3 Popeye 10 of Belpre spent Sunday w1lh 2 5 Ba seba 3 4 5 2 Jo-Ken u ky A e d 3 G een Ac es 0 Mr and Mrs B1ll Fox and 3 00 WatT You Fa he Ge s Hom e 3 Move The Th ee Dav d Stooges n 0 b 6 Wre s ng 8 Back Omn bus o Bill Wheeler of OhiO State 4 00--Fo l k Gu ta 33 Go 1 Tou namen 8 o Race s 3 .4 30-Audubon W ld fe Theatre 33 Umvers ty spent the Memonal .<1 5- Scoreboa d 4 weekend w th h1s parents Mr 5 oo-G een Ac es 3 Pe y Mason 4 Mak ng n ng s G ow 33 and Mrs Alex Wheeler W de Wor d of Spo s 6 3 5 3Q---Sesame St 33 Coun y Ca n va 3 Gaspe Ta lent T me Mr and Mrs Lawrence 5 Balser and famtl~ of Tuppers 6 DO--News 3 4 8 Mov e Magn t cen Obsess on o 6 5 A Look a he Book 15 Pia ns Mr and Mrs Jack 6 30-- NBC News 3 4 5 Reasone Repo 3 Beve y Ables and ch1ldren were H lb I es 8 Ma sha l Un ve s ty Repor 33 News 6 6 45 Why ? 33 Sunday dmn er guests of Mrs 7 00-You Asked fo 3 Hee Haw 6 8 Law ence We k .4 15 AI ce Balser Love Tenn s 33 Wo d o Su v va 3 Memonal weekend guests of 7 JO-- Nashv le Mus c 3 F l ps de 13 Bog aphy 33 Mrs Erma Wtlson were Mr 8 00 A I n he Fam l y 8 0 Eme gency 3 4 5 He e We Go Aga n 6 Newsmake 3 3 Ho ywood Telev son Thea e and Mrs Dorsel W !son and 33 sons of S ssonv lie W Ya Mr 8 30-- B dge Loves Ben e8 0 ATou choiG ace6 3 a nd Mrs Pete Bearhs of 9 DO-Mary Ty ler Moo e 8 0 Mov e Pay D y 3 4 5 The St auss Fam y 6 3 Portsmouth Va Mr and Mrs 9 30-- Bob Newha 8 0 Bear hs wtll spend two weeks 10 00--Ass gnmen t V enna 3 Mov e The Runn ng Man 6 M ss on lmposs be 8 0 w th Mrs W !son 00-News 4 8 0 13 M ss V ck1 Ables celebrated 5-- News 4 3 1 3o- New s 3 4 Moves T.he Mal ese B ppy 0 her b rlhday Monday w th of Des t rue on lJ Maste so l he Congo Jungle homemade ce cream and 2 OQ-News 6 Moves The Lady Takes A Flye Pawnb oke .4 cake Mrs AI ce Balser her grandmother he lp ed her 2 5 Moves Mu de n the Blue Room 6 00 Mo y es A Wa k w th Love and Dea h 0 Curse of he celebrate Swamp Crea u e 3 30-Mov e Man n the Shadow 3 Mr and Mrs Hal Leonard of 2 00- Mov e Rope A ound he Ne ck 4 Ravenswood ca lled on Mrs Iva 2 3Q-Mov e At agon 3 3 4S~ News 3 Orr Sunday 4 00 Mov e G r n Room 3 4 1 rt• n h s. nl • I M Ill I"JI 1 1 111 1 'I'OY 0 J un< I W71 Players suffer double setback WASHI NGTON 1UPil The N 1t1on I ~ ootball ! ~ag u e PI Vt'f"S Assoctat on suffered a double loss t the hands of the Na hon I L•bor Rela ti ons Bo \I'd Nl RB ) Thursday when Ulf r I bor charges leve led ga nst the Na tiOna l Football l.t Hgue nvotvmg: art ftr1a l turf a nd auton a h e r nes for f ght ng ll<rc lhro"n out by the f ve en ber board The Nl RB r uled lhal m both cilses Con n ss oner Pete Ro ze ll e or th e NFI owners bar gamed m good fa lh and d d not vwlatc barga n ng proce dures as charged by the NFL Plaver s Assoctat on In the case of automa hc $200 r nes for players leav ng the bench to pa rti cipate m f ghts on th e f e ld the N LRB reversed a f nd ng by ad n n strahve law Judge Melv n J Welles who had ordered Rozelle to resc nd $21 200 to 106 playe rs nv olve d n thr ee ep sodes m I!m preseason games And wh le NLRB agreed Wllh the Players Un on that the nstallat on of art f c al turf sa n andatory subject fo r collec t ve barga n ng because It affects lhe players workmg cond hans the boards deet s on c ted no ev dence that the league had refu sed to barga n on the ssue Rather the NLRB sa d th e NFI owners had m fact ndlcated a wlllmgness to negot ate about the arl!f c al turf ssue The Nl RB agreed Wllh Welles f nding on Oct '!I that the league owners comm ttee headed by Wellmgton Mara of the G ants had shown wllhng ne ss to s t down w th player representatives to d scuss the problem Of the fines for fig ht ng the board commented that Rozelle as comm ss oner has always had and sbll has the authonty to unpose fmes for conduct detnmental to profess onal football wtth or Without the l'Onsmt or the owne rs On that Issue the players had rgucd lhe penalty " asa p. prov('d b} th e o wn er s tn Ma rch 1971 With out con sult ng tht>n The fmes for fig hting were lev ed by Rozelle aga m•1 34 players after a l elce at an cxh bthon gan e between Mm nesota a nd San Diego 58 for a s nular outbrea k a t a n AUa nla Sa n Francisco pr e..season CQn test and 14 at a Ch1cago Ne" Or lean s exhibitiOn all en 1971 \':'ii:<::~:;~:,,::::::::::~:,,,,,,,,,,,:,:,,~,:::::;:::::i::::: MEETING CALLED Pomeroy Boys League managers and Interested parents are asked to meet at Diamond 1 back of ths old Pomeroy Junior High School budding atiO a m Saturday Managers of Rutland and Syracuse are also urged to attend Plans "lll be completed for the Little League games which are to begin the regular season on Monday Managers are urged to be present at the meeting A work session w1U be held Immediately after the meeting to prepare the diamond~ for the start of league play Lmt>scort'"' Ma1or League Results By Umted Press lnterna1 onal Na11onal League Houston 000 002 303- 8 14 3 Ch ( 0 01 201 20x- 16 14 I Robe s Ray I 11 Upshaw 11 G add ng 5 Crawfo d 171 and Edwa ds Jenk ns Locker 18 and Hundley Rudolph (81 WP Jenk ns (6 31 LP Rob ( st) 51hl (53) Amer can League Ca fo na 00003004<>-7 12 Boston 20 2 0 000- 6 4 0 51 Ba ber 191 Cuds Bol n (BI Veale 181 and F sk WP Hand (3 31 LP-Bol n ( TomBoy (1) and Hendr cks Ga be 5 I) and Hea y LP Cue Ia 26 HR Bayo 992 5432 3 dl 300 OJO ooo- 6 8 0 New York 000 000 coo- 0 0 Ho tzman F ngers 8) and Fosse S ott em yre (7 5 and Munson WP- Ho zman 0 2) HRs- Bando (9th ) Jackson (7 h N. 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OPTOMETRIST OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO 12 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS) - EAST COURT <r POMEROY spectal phase of the 1969 free a~ent draft s a youn~ man w th supreme co nf dence Maybe 1t s beca use I ve al ways been a w nner sa1d Gr msley The left hander developed hi s craft m Amen can I.eg10n ball wher e he p lched the B1ll Sper os Post No Iteam of Memph s Te nn to th e Nat onal Amerlcan Leg on t tle m 1968 I p tel ed tw o games m the sa td cha mp onsh1p se r es lhe Reds wm ended a Card nal e Ght game wmn ng streak Gru;nsley who was s1gncd as lhe Heds No t chOice m the .4 (Onl y games sc heduled ) Today s Probable Pitchers 1All T mes EOTl Atlanta ( N ekro J '1 or Ha r son 0 2) a t Ch <:ag o (Hooton 5 31 2 30 p m C nc nnat I M cG iothl n 2 I) at P ttsburgh I Blass 2 31 8 p m Houston IDerker 00 ) at St Lous( Ceveand44 ) 8pm M ontrea !Moo e J J) a t Los Angeles !Down ng 5 II I p m New York ( Koosman 53) at San 0 ego pm G e I 35 10 30 llpm Saturday s Games Atlanta al Ch cago Ph Ia a t San Fran c sco Houslon at St Lou s n ght New Yo k a t San D ego n ght Mon ea a Lo~ Angeles n ght Amer can League East w Detro New York Ba more Boston Cleveland M waukee L 25 2 24 23 20 21 20 23 20 27 9 26 pel gb 5<3 s 488 465 426 <22 ' 2 , 3 , 5 5h West wlpclgb Ch cago 27 5 643 M nnesota 25 9 568 3 Ca forn a 24 20 545 4 27 23 540 4 KansasC ty Oak land 24 24 500 6 Te)las 15 28 349 12 Thursday s Results Ca fa n a 7 Bos on 6 M nnesota 4 M waukee 2 Ch cago 0 Detro 2 Kan C ty 4 Sat more 1 Texas 9 Cleve land 5 Oak and 6 NeiN York 0 Today s Probable P tchers (AliT mes E OT1 Bait more (A exande 4 1) at Texas IS an house 0 5) 8 30 C eve land T drow 4 6) at Kansas C ty ( 0 ago 4 4) 8 30 Ma aor League Leaders By Umted Press lnternat mal Leadmg Ba«ers National League g a~ pet Wa sn Hou 51 Cash P I 33 Suarez Tex 0 AL en Ch Braun M n F sk Bos 27 42 39 4 83 12 55 29 33 25 49 20 357 350 349 346 J4 341 336 333 331 323 pet 400 27 358 328 325 50 323 43 48 323 322 Nat ona I League Starge P t 4 Aaron Atl 3 Evans Atl Monday Ch Bench C n Wynn Hou Fe guson LA and Bonds SF 1 A mer can League M aybe ry KC 3 0 AI en Ch 11 Mel on Ch Duncan Clev May M I and Murcer NY 0 Runs Batted In National League Ferguson LA 42 Bench C n 38 Watson Hou and Starge Pt 34 0 1 ver P t Bonds and Spe e SF 32 Amer can League Maybe y KC 49 Me ton Ch 3a Jackson The Daily Sentrnel By FRED DOWN th e hall club s begmmng to Jell UP! Sporl!i Wnter now because we re gctt ng Wtll e Stargell hit a thre.,...un good start ng p tch ng and the homer n th e ecghth ummg defense has mproved We II do Thursday mght to g1ve the our share or h1tt ng Pirates a 3-1 victory over the Ch cago defeated Houston Atlanta Braves a nd the r 16-8 and C nc nnah beat St fourth stra ght wm The v1c LoUis 3-2 n other NL games tory lifted the P~rates to w1thm Amencan Uague scores were 4 games ol fir s t pla ce Cal forn a 7 Boston 6 M n Ch1cago n the Nat anal nesota 4 M !waukee 2 Chicago League s Eastern D v s on 10 Detro l 2 Kansas City 4 race Bait more 1 Texas 9 Cleveland I generally hit good Ln June 5 and Oakland 6 New York 0 and July and so maybe thts will Stargell h I h1s homer after get us go ng sa d Stargell Manny Sangwllen smgled and who rev ealed that he had been R ch Hebner walked The gomg to lhe park early for homer h s lith sa!led nto lhe extra batt ng pract ce 1 feel upper deck n 1llrce Rivers WHITE WALL By FRED McMANE UPI Sports Writer The only resemblance be tween last year s world cham pons and thts year s vcrs on of lhe Oakland A s can be found m the left arm of Ken Holtzman Holtzman whose 1~2 record lhts year cs exceeded only by Chtcago tronman Wilbur Wood ptlched a perfect game for 6 2-3 1nmn gs before Matty Alou .,~!polled his no-It t b1d w th a solid single up the m1ddle Holtzman th en retired th e Yankees n the seventh but was forced to leave the game n the e ghth when he was hlt on the back of the left knee by a !me dr1ve off the bat of J m Ray Hart Rolhe Fmgers pctched hitless hall over the last 1 2 3 ummgs to preserve the 6-0 tnumph It was tbe hardest ball I ve ever had h t back at me sa d Holtzman ref err ng to Harts smash whtch was transformed mto an out when t rtcocheted over to first baseman Oeron Johnson I thought I was dead It took me a few seconds lo recover but then I knew a bone wasn t broken But I knew I got smacked pretty hard I never saw the ball Holtzman got batt ng support from Regg1e Jackson who Oak 36 Mu ce NY 34 Allen Ch 30 P tchlng 0 N<illonal League 81 ngham C n 1 I B yanf. SF 7 3 Reuss Hou and W se St L 6 2 Jenk ns Ch Sutton LA and Seaver NY 6 3 Ma chal SF 6 4 Amer can League Wood Ch 13 3 Holzman Oak 02 Coeman De 93 Snge Ca 8 2 Sp o ff KC 7 3 S ol emy e NY'! 5 Certificates of Deposit s• • per cent per year pa1d on 90 day Cer 11f1cates of Oepostt 51 000 00 M1mmum Interest Payable Quarterly Me1gs Co. 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On 90-Day BELTED TIRES ANY SIZE LISTED MEIGS TIRE CENTER I \1 I 51h% Featuring FREE MOUNTING l rE ~s wm AS ooas Our Interest Is Greater For You Astros Randy Hundley and R ck Monday ta cked on homers to the first nmng mess to make t easy for Ferguson Jenkms to w n hts s1xth game w lh the rei ef help of Bob l.ocker The 10 runs in the f rst 1nnmg cam e w th two out after Rader s error Joe Morgan homered n the Sixth off Bob G bson to gtve the Reds lhetr v1ctory over St Louts Ross Grunsley won his fifth game lor the Reds With a sev en-hitter although touched for Lou Brock s second homer of the seoson G bson s 3-8 drove n two runs n the ( rst VICtory even though he was w th a two-run double and rorced to leave the game 10 the homered n the fifth and from s xth w1th a bhstered foot Sal Bando who stroked a two Oscar Gamble had a two.run homer for the lnd ans run homer m the f fth Bob 01 ver s three run In other Amencan League homer clunaxed a four~un games Chtcago routed DetrOit 1~2 Kansas C1ty defeated eighth mmng which enabled Bait more 41 1 exas beat Cal forn a to defeat the Red Cleve land 9 5 Col lorn a Sox The homer helped Ol1ver lie a club record previously set edged Boston 7.fo and M n by Leon Wagner w1th 26 run.• nesota downed M !waukee 4 2 hatted n for the month Btlly Chicago routed Houston 1&Grabarkew tz also homered for 8 Ptttsburgh topped Atlanta 3 lhe Angels 1 and Cine nnal! edged St Thmny Thompson drove In Lou 3 2 n Nat onal I cague II e w nnmg run w th a I fth 3Ct on nntng s ng le a nd Harmon D ck Allen and Bill Melton Killebrew smacked his 544th drove m seven runs between them as the Wh1te Sox belted career homer as the Twins the T gers Allen slarruned a topped the Brewers for thetr three-run homer in the sixth fourth st raJght victory The loss was Milwaukee s fourth In and also doubled n another run m the second wh le Melton a row and seventh n etght scored a run w1th an enfield out games Killebrew also drove m n the f1rst and scng led home a run w th a r rst nmng s ngle two mor e u the second Ed Herr narm also hon ered for Chicago wh le D ck Sharon hll his f r st maJOr league homer for Detroit Eddie Fisher went the distance to gain h s fifth w n aga nst three losses Amos Ot. s smgled m two runs and Gene Garber pitched I a s xhttter to pace the Royals over Baltimore Garlx!r 5-l cru sed nto the seve nth rm ng w ti a three h tter before I Lou Osbo ne gtv ng up a solo homer to Don I Baylor John Mayberry also I I drove on a run for the Royals I SEARS g,v ng hun a club record 30 for I Catalog Merchant one month I Pomeroy Jeff Burroughs htgbhghted a I 210 E Ma n PH 992 2178 four.run f1rst cnmng wcth a I tworun double and RICO Carty added a two run homer n the second to pace the Rangers tr umph over Cleveland Son ny Siebert gamed erect t for the Lowest Pnce + Stad urn the fourth ttme W Ihe has done 11 and only the f fth lime 1! ever has been done Nelson Bnles ptt ched a lhree h Iter for h s th1rd v1c tory wh le Gary Gentry suf fered h s r fth loss agamst four wms The Braves scored the r un n the fifth mmng on a smgle by M ke I..um a walk and Marty Perez double A combmat on of s1x smgles two bases loaded walks a held ng error by thtrd baseman Doug Rader a hct batter and a wild p1tch enabled the Cubs to score 10 runs m the first nn ng and down the Holtzman blanks Yanks 6-0 NEW TIRES A LOW PRICE DEAL! TUBELESS He defeated Klamath Falls Oregon 4 3 for the champiOn sh p and was 17 t overall for the season I guess that we must have played about 80 or 90 games altogether that summer he sa d Durtn~ one stretch we won 56 n a row Joe Morgan cra cked a solo hon er n the s xth mmng off WE ARE YOUR HEADQUARTERS POLVESTER CORD FULL 4 PLY lO Morgan went to thtrd on the play and scored on a sacraf lce Oy by Ton y Perez The Reds open a four game ser es at P ttsburgb tonight With J tm McGlothlin 2 1 p tchmg for Clncm na ti and Steve Blass 2-3 takmg the mound for the P rates Bob Gtbson to 1ce the Reds that 3-2 VIctory over the Ca rds Thursday n gbt G bson had the game und er control for the first three n nlngs but the Reds p eked up two runs in the fourth Pete Rose led off With a wa lk and Morgan got h s f rst h t of th e game a double to n gb t center Larry Stahl struck out but Johnny Bench drove m Rose With an mf1eld h I ' Best Quality GOOD/YEAR Gr msley In lhe fu st game I won I ~ a nd struck out abou t Pirates make it four in row; R 0 bert s Astros bombed, 16-8 Phlladelph a Tw tchell 3 at San Fran c sco ( Bryant 1 3) Hart NY 30 OS 12 33 314 Bal mo e QOO 000 Ill()- 6 0 S ms Det 26 83 12 26 313 Kan C ly 200 000 20x- • 6 Hnd sn Ch 36 135 2 42 31 Cue ll a Pena (1) Jackson Home Runs Oak and And Take Em Home 2nd) - Pe y (6 31 HRs- He rmann 3 d) Sharon 1st} 0 A len 1 h SANDWICH 0 der By Phone 340 r h 82 36 65 37 2< <8 Maddox SF 39 46 16 51 Mnn 1001000--4102 Fa ly Mtl 36 107 < 37 Mw 0100000()-2 71 Mathws SF 44 132 21 <5 Woodson Sanders (8) and Lopes LA 38 132 20 45 M te wa d Colborn 15 21 and Rbnsn Ph 35 1 6 19 39 Rod guez WP- Woodson 4 3 Mola LA 33 7 5 39 HRs- K lebrew (3rd G ubb SO 42 <2 22 47 L 36 27 5 < Detro ooo 200 ooo- 2 9 o To e Sl Amer can League Ch cago 33 003 oox 0 12 0 9 ab r h Pe y Sche man (1 La B mbrg NY32 95 6 38 Grow 2) See bach (6) T rr Krkp k KC 40 48 29 53 me man 8) and Freehan Ke y Ch 3 19 23 39 F she (5 3) and Her mann LP ) HRs- Grabarkewltz 0 1 ver (7 h the Fabulous 17 33 Thursday s Results Ch cag o 6 Hou ston 8 P fsburgh J Atlanta C nc nnat 3 Sf Lov s 2 Oak and .at Boston n ~ht Ba t mo eat Texas n 9Ht Cleveland at Kansas C ty (Only games schedu edl May Hand Home of San D ego pm 000 010 DOD- 3 Detro ( F yman 2 4) at 000 000 OJx 3 • 0 M nnesota Kaat 6 21 9 p m Gentry House (B) and Dates Ch cago (Wood 3 3) at Br es 13 <I and May LP- M waukee Bel 4 6) 8 30 p m Gent y I< 51 HR - S argell Ca l forn a (5 nger 8 2) at New I 4th Yo k I Kl ne 3 5) 7 30 p m Oakland (Ham !ton 0 01 at C nc nnat 000 201 ooo- 3 6 0 Boslon1Pattn371 7 30pm 000 020 ooo- 2 7 0 Sl Lou s Saturday s Games G msley (5 <) and Bench Ca fo n a at New Yo k G bson (3 6) and S mmons HRs Del oit at M nnesota B ock I2nd) Morgan 6th) Ch cago at M Iwaukee Se l s 9 and Kusnyer • Grimsley stops Cardinals 3-2 ' Mil1or Lngue Stand n9s By Un ted Press lnter~honal Nat onal LeagueEast w I pel gb ST J.OU IS IUP f) Ross Ch <:ag o 19 19 60< Gnmsley ptcked up h s f fth P l lsburgh 21 20 s 2 4 2 New York 21 n <188 s , wm <~ ""a nst four losses Th\U's Mon trea 9 22 463 6 day m~hl when he ptlched the S Lous 9 '25 <32 Ci ncmnah Reds to a 3-2 w n Ph la de ph a 9 27 41 3 89 over th e St. LoUi s Cardmals West w I pet gb An d lhe v ctory d dn t surpriSe San Franc sco 32 20 61S hi m a btt Los Angeoles 30 9 612 Hous ton 29 22 569 1 Grtrnsley has beaten lhe C nc nna 27 21 563 J Cards SI X stra ght tlflles a nd At an ta 17 30 362 2 ~ A an a P tts CROW'S STEAK HOUSE HRs- A ou Agee (2nd) Hundley Monday II thl erts Standin{.!s ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 210 F. 2nd Pom eroy Phone 992 5428 Plus Fed Tax Mounted and Balanced Free 1 H&R FIRESTONE 992 2238 THEY PLAY IT ALL! Meigs Inn POMEROY. OHIO PH 992·3629 �. 5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mitidleport-Pomeroy, o., June 1, . =--z ... ;:r<'a:_!....«-·=x:·::··xr Patrol cites teenager PLAY TWIN BILL Ted Perry 's Gallipolis Babe Ruth' baseball team will play a doubleheader wlth Mel Clark 's New Haven Legion squad on Mtmorlal Field Saturda)'. First game will begin at 1:30 p.m. The Gallians are I-I on th r yl:"ar. Je£fery W. Hubbard , 17, Syracuse, was ci ted to Meigs ;.;;;;;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::f.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::· NEW YORK I UP!) - Purely on impulse, Reggie Jackson picked up the phone the other day and called Hank Aaron. When Aaron got on, Jackson said : T he Southern High School '·Hank ... This is Reggie Jackson in Detroit .. . I've been final honor roll t Capital letters hearing and reading what's been going on the last few weeks, denotes all A's ): some of the sluff yo u've had to listen to, and I want you to know JUNIORS - Linda Alley, that a ll the young black players in the American League realize Ma r y Congo, Della Cross, what the older blacks in the National have done for them ... "THE SHAMROCKS," a group which features country and western aod BEVERLY HART, Dennis Fe llows like Mays, Banks, Clemente, Gibson , Williams, Jenkins, rock music will be appearing at the Eagles Club Saturday night . A Q>ember of Lhe Haw k , Brenda Hayes, J ill yo urself, you 've done so much for all of us, Hank , how can we tell group , Ronnie Brinker, tfar right ) is the 'l"n of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brinker, Racire, Ohio. He Houdashelt, Vickie J ohnston, you how much it means ? You know what I'm trying to .say, recorded the record "Meigs County Welfare Blues" and "Strip Mining Man" a long with Eric Charles Knighti ng, Elisa don'tcha ? ... Baby, I'm pulling for you !" Chambers. Other members of the group are,l-r, John Wendell , drums; Jim Forshey , rhythm '\icMillan , Rorna Nease, Vern Hank Aaron , with 686 home runs already, and gelling racial b'U itar; Jim Pelfrey, voca list who organized the group ; Jim Null , bass, and Brinker who pla ys ·Ord, BOB SAYRE. Connie abuse from a few numbskulls in Atlanta because he's starting to lead guitar and electric piano. ~mith. Faith Smith , DAVID crowd Babe Ruth 's all-time record of .714, isn 't a particularly SO RDEN, DAVID THEISS, emotional individual. He was moved by Reggie Jackson 's phone Mary Ann Walker , PATRICIA call though . 89 wrecks probed WOODS, Susan Yost . He's Not Alone SO PHOMORES J e ff He knew inunediately this wasn 'I a case of one ballplayer • · Ci rc le, Teri Findley , Paul LETART FALLS - Mrs. Elder, Minerva ; Mrs. Edward by patrol in May, ca lling another. Ballplayers don 't do it that much. Esj,ecially Char les (J ean Worthington) ( J ac ki e) Wagner, Racine ; Simps on, Vic ki Wolfe , long distance. This simply was Reggie Jackson 's way of letting According to the activity STE PHANIE ORD, Hele n Cecil, age 42, a former resident Mrs. Kenneth (Mabel ) Frazier Hank Aaron know he wasn't out there all alone . of Columbus. report released today by the Wilcoxe n. of the Apple Grove Com"Thank s very much for calling," Aaron said to Ja ckson . " I She was preceded in death by Gallia·Meigs Post State HighFRES HM EN Danny munity , passed a way at a appreciate what' you 've done." Brown , WILLIAM BUSH, Greg Ci ncinnati hospital. Her father , her fa t her, Francis Wor- way Patrol, 89 traffic accidents Some people automatically will say, see, those blacks always were investigated during May . the late Francis Worthington, thing ton . Circle:, Paul Cross, Gail Evans , stick together , as if that really is some grea t c rime. What these Funeral services were held Seventy-five accidents ocwas a former lockma ster ,Y the MO LLY FISHER, Denise same people fail to realize is that all those who are hoping that Thursday at te n o'clock at the curred in Gallia County wherf Apple Grove Dam. Death wa s Hendrix , Koste Hysell, Irene Aaron never breaks Ruth's record also are sticking together , and Sharonville Methodis t · Church 36 persons were injured . There due to a stroke. Knig ht ing , Cheryl Larkins, that's no real crime either so long as these people don 'I make She is s urvived by her with burial following in were no fatalities . The patrol Pam Morri s, Steve Nease, Aaron their target for racial abuse: arrested 360 persons, issued 400 Davi d Neig ler, CORENA husband, Rev . Charles Cecil ; Wheelersburg Cemetery. Naturally, the black ballplayer has a better idea of Aaron 's warnings, made 179 assists to RHODES, Mike Roberts, problem than the white one although that doesn 't necessarily four children, one son, Danny motorists, 10 PUCO checks, Cecil; three daughters, Susie, Kenneth Rose, Debbie Roush , mean no white player can appreciate it. conducted four case in Stephanie and Mary Lee, all at Robert R oush , BECKY Veterans Memorial Hospital " I can," says Boston's Carl Yastrzemski. vestigations, participated in 21 home; her mother, Mrs. Rhoda SAYRE, Sheryl Simpson . AOMJSSIONS Erma Another Minority Group special details and inspected Wor thington, Ravenswood ; He ilman , Chester; Harold " l'in not black, but l can relate to Aaron, and what he's going four sisters, Mrs. Claymore Whitlkind, Middleport; Clif· 689 vehicles. through. I'm from a minority group, Polish Catholic, and 1 can In Meigs County, 14 ac( Beryl) Rowley , Raven s- ford Jenkinson , Pome roy ; remember some of the things I took from the fans when I first cidents were investigated in wood; Mrs. James (Faye ) Bonita Ingles, Rutland; Betty came up. You wouldn't believe the things they said , Oh, l still get which one p~r son was injured. Hawl ey, Middl ep ort ; Susan it once in awhile, but nothing like it used to be. I read where it Ther e were 18 DWI arrests. Kni ght , Pomeroy; Goldie was only a certain few who are giving Aaron trouble , but I still Mills, Syracuse and Jo Ann can understand the way he feels. One boo has &way of sounding Conkle , Cheshire. louder than five claps. I hope he breaks Ruth's record. I'm DISCHARGES - Rosalie pulling for him all the way and when he does it, it'll be the Clarke, Harry Van Meter, FUNDS DISTRIBUTED • greatest accomplishment in sports' history. Greater even than Wilma Riggs, Janice Smith, the first better-than-four minute mile." COLUMBUS {UPI) - State Margaret Allen, David Darst, Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson Richie Allen was the one who first got Reggie Jackson thinking Danny Sayre Melanie Grueser and Tami announced Thursday the about Hank Aaron, and il'all came about during a recent game Did you know th at ... a Dougam. between the A's and White Sox . seventh distribution of state steamship travels fast er in co ld wafer than in warm "Richie tells me more in two minutes at first base ihan any five funds , totaling $2.4 million to wat er . Steam conden ses other men tell me in two hours," says the Oakland rightfielder. RENEW RIVALRY six Ohio counties as reimCOLUMBUS ( UP! )faste r in the cold element Richie Tells Him · bursement for property tax LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI ) Lea gue champion Miami Cervantes and " He tells me so many things, like how to play the game and Shakespeare both died on placed six players on the All Jim Ryun and Kenya 's Kip rollbacks granted county April 23, 1616 ; yet they did how to make social adjustments in the white man's world . Last Mid-American Conference Keino renew th~ir rivalry taxpayers. hot die on . the sa me day . time we talked, for example, he said, 'Reggie, be quiet! Play the baseball t eam announced tonigt,lt in the one mile run as The largest amount went to Why ? England and Spain game with your legs, your arm and your bat . That 's what the the International Track As· Trumbull County, $1,185,121. use d different calendars in today. the seventeenth ce nt ury . fellows over there did. It's amazing what they did for us coming The Redskins, who won th e sociation brings a professional Other counties and amounts of There was a difference of up .' bas.eball title for the first time, meet to the Freedom Hall funds received included ten days betwee n ·t he "Richie was t,alking about the National League, and fellows .... Ju lian ca lendar' used by had lefthanded pitcher Gary arena. · Ryun defeated his Warren, $356,541; Delaware, hke Aaron , Mays, Clemen'te, . Gibson , Williams, Jenkins and Wright and outfielder Dennis African rival in the relaUvely $259 ,926 ; Fulton, $235,446; t. E ng land and the G.regor ian ~ cal e ndar adopled by Spa hi Banks. When 'they came along 15-20 years ago, they couldn~ Smith selected to the first team slow time of 4:07.4 at Kansas Shelby, $212,·973, and Madison, Psa lm 51. 1-4 saved argue .with the umpire or complain about being caHed 'nigger,' $180,905. · in the vote by league coaches, City Saturday night. mor E' than 800,000 people 'black boy ' or 'black bastard.' Who were they going to complain from executi on between and also picked up four second to , the white man ? 1350a nd 1841. Any crimi na l team berths: under sentence of death "111at 's why it was easier for someone like, say, a Bobby Bonds Ohio University , Toledo and could pl ead the " benefit of to break in with San Francisco . He could fall on a Mays or a cler gy" by reading the fou r Central Michigan also placed McCovey when he 'came up. The same with a Ralph Garr at . two players on the first team , verses. If he was unable to read, he was out of lu ck. Atlanta. He could lean on an Aaron. Over here in the American while Bowling Green and WestAPPLE GROVE , Ohio - A and Mrs. Walter McDade , It took more th an luck to League , it was tougher . Frank Robinson really was the only elder ern Michigan had one each . bring you the benef its of memorial dinner at the Letart Gene Early, Brent McDade, statesman, black, in this league . I'm not talking about a REFINED WA TER . OU players named were Falls Community Hall Sunday Troy , Ohio; Mrs. Dora Grimm, Careful des ign and con. superstar; I'm talking about a guy with his head together.'' ca tcher Steve SWisher and first was attended by 307 registered Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ti'nu ing dev e lopment Now you know where Reggie Jackson got the idea of calling up baseman Bob Makoski , Toledo guests, with some attending Woodyard, Washington C.H. ; assure yo u· of th e most Hank Aaron . · mod ern and effective pla ced righthanded pitcher not registered. Mr . and Mrs. Virgil Norris, wa ter re fining unit . UnNow yo u also know why he did it. Neal Mersch and third baseDoor prizes were won by Hebron ; Mr . and Mrs. Carl pl easant tastes and odors man John Pilewski , and Cen· Herbert Roush, Don Bell , Wolfe Jr., and child ren, . of chlor ine. a cid , ru st ai1d deterge n t" r.e.si due are' tral Michigan had outfielder Wright Roush, Mrs. Harold Middleport; Millie Ripley, Mr. NOBODY CARES r e m ove d. trans t er.r i ng Terry Lynch and seeond base- Hayman , Mrs , Dora Grimm, and Mrs, Norman Roush and Veterans Mcmortal Hospital ordinary tap water into a ARE YOU SURE? ADMISSIONS Eddie man AI Senchuk selected. Wayne Roush , Sue Weaver , children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert delica cy. Your fam i ly , Shortstop Gary Haa s of Casto, Mason; Leora Zwilling, home a nd everyth ing in it Garen Roush, Mrs . Fred Euler and children, wil l be ~ l e a ne r becau se' Pomeroy; Vanessa Pettit, Bowling Green and outfielder Goeglein, John Crooks, James Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Paul " an y cl eani ng age nt work s Pomeroy, and Lucy Mae Kim, Mike Squires of We stern Lawrence an d Millard Van ., Davis, Parkersburg. bette r with REFI N ED Michigan round out the !O-man Meter. Tuppers Plains. Others attending were Mr. WATER ". Want to know more? Call 882-2525. DJSCHARG ES - Connie first team . Lyn ch and Smith Regis tering guests was Mrs. and Mrs. Clare Carpenter, Sunday School9: 15 a.m. Knapp, Paul Van Meter , wer e the onl y unan imou s Virgil Roush ; Early Roush and Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Louise Matla ck, Raymond choices. Travelers Summer Service Roger Rou sh were cashiers , KJoes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thursday , 7: 30p .m . Arnold, Denny Pullins, Named to the second team and Dallas Hill had charge of Goeglein, Rock Springs; Mr. 882 ·2525 Raymond Hartley, Dennis were pitchers Da ve Hasbach, door prizes. Cor. 2nd St. & sycamore and Mrs. George McClintock, New 1-i a•,en, W. Va . Pomeroy Donohew and Daisy Ankrom. and Jack Kucek, first baseman Attending from a distance Pt. Pleasant; Paul Sayre, AI Mills and second baseman \'\o·ere Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Co lumbus; Mr . and Mrs. Gary Cooper, all of Miami; Northstine , Groveport ; Mr. Millard Van Meter, Mr. and . catcher Chuck Cary of Central and Mrs. J ames Sayre , Mrs . Wilson Carpenter, Michigan; third baseman Mike Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Pomeroy; Mrs. Dolly Klings· MARRIAGE J.ICENSE Ferguson and outfielder Jeff Leonard, Ravenswood ; Rev . mith, Logan; Mr . and Mrs, Charles Clinton Whitt, 37, Washington of Eastern and Mrs. L. T. Norris , Rome James Ellington, Maryland; Ironton, and Vona Kay Frye, 24, Middleport; Terry Allen Michigan ; shortstop Dave City, Ind .; Mrs . Selma Price Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story Cain, 18, Albany, and Vickie Sparks of OU; and outfielders Roush of Huntington , W. Va .; and Rosalie , Darwin; Betty Lynn Hoyd, 16, Rt. 3, Albany. Frank Ballard of Western and Anna Chapman, Mrs. May . Borth , Canada and Helen steve Hall of Toledo. Crawfor d , Pat and Jerry San ford Borth , Marietta. Crawford, Rochester, Pa .; ONlY$ Blanch Blowers, Wadsworth, Ohio; Gladys Jones , Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Wright 1\oush, · Chillicothe; Eva.Sayre, James Rathburn, Huntington ; Gladys Sayre Ballard, Cherryville, Mo.; Mr . and Mrs .. Don Hodge, ... makers of ·Mary Sharpnack, Columbus; Clarice Hopkins, Akron; Mr . Final listing Mrs. Cecil died in Cincinnati Miami has szx on '73 dream team County Court for failure to stop within t he assured clear distance following a traffic accident at 12 :55 p.m . Thursday in the Village of Syracuse. The Gallia-Meigs Post Highway Patrol said Hubbard failed to stop his car;swerved sideway s lriking an auto driven by William E. Francis, 24, Syracuse . There wa s moderate damage to both cars. Marvin Dodrill, Rt. , Vinton, was cited to Municipal Court for driving left of ce nter following an accident at 7 p.m . Thursday on the Bidwell-MI. Olive Rd . west of Rt. 160. The patrol said Dodrill 's car struck an auto operated by Charlotte Thomas, 22, Rt. 1, Ewing ton . A single car mishap occurred at 2:30p.m. at the rest area in Kanaug a where Jenni e E. Locke, 45, 12 Airport Rd ., Rt . I, Gallipolis, lost control of her car while turning right into the .I Social -·-~ Ruff, 16, Thurman, lost control o[ her car which ran off the road striking a fence. 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Concealed caslers. 311;, " h. 1 33 14' w , lB'Ie' ' d (add 4 114' for tube cap) . and Sportswear By Catalina to 8:30 p.m. only BAUM LUMBER Sales and Service "/85-3301 Chester , 0. 5:30 a.m. Pomeroy Quasar. coior TV NEHI HALF-QUARTS is i n terri f ic s wi m we a r Open Monday through Friday MOIOROLA BUYS Pomeroy . . . · ~il Personal Notes CHESHIRE CAFETERIA SUGAR RUN MILLS 992-2 115 King Builders.Supply Co. o_ow~.th6 big splash! Seeds· Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit . Fertilizers - Lime . Cement & Mortar . Stock Salt 'A!ater Softener- Remedies. SaltLttters- Vaccine. Roofing- Paints · Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. Mulberry Ave. 'illDi Carmel News, 307Attended dinner Colonial Cozy Corner YOURS FOR A MORE BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH ... Bridal shower honors Miss feggy Ann McKinney · by HEADQUARt~RS CHAIR SPECIAL! Sandals Middleport Personal Notes beautifully decorated pages .' SAYRE HARDWARE -Garden clubs entertain heritage -house ·Seed and ·Milling . . CHUR<.:H Kay Lanier, Point Pleasant, nurses presented an 1evening of opened her home Thursday humorous skits and musical evening f or the annual numbers. Registered Nurses Association RNA president, Dorothy welcome to new Holzer School Frazier. treasurer, Betty of Nursing graduates . Guests J?lymale and secretary, Doris. for the picnic numbered 36. Clark , presented the girls with The fifti eth class of new their caps and charms In behalf of the association, along with black bands given by Barb E pling . Graduation for the students will take place Friday evening at 8 p.m . Sgt. and Mrs . Steven Jacobs, HARRISONVILLE president ; Mrs . Virginia Election of officers and Burke, vice president ; Mrs. recog nition of past graduates Pansy J ordan, secretary; and master masons invited. highlighted the annual banquet ,Mrs. Helen Pickens, treasurer. Refreshments. of the Sc ipio Alumni Recognized at the obse rv MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Association held at th e ance and presented gifts were Commerce meeting scheduled · Harri sonville SchQOI. Clayton Jewell, class of 1920, for Friday, June I, postponed A school days' theme was the oldest male graduate until Friday, June 8, 7: 15 p. m . carried out in Lhe decorations present : Mrs. Stella Atkins , the at Columbus and Southern Ohio which 'teatu red the co lor old est femal e graduate ; Electric Co. social room. scheme of green and while, the Eleanor Updegraff, Bir · alumni colors. Officers elected mingham, AI. , traveling the SATURDAY THE AGAPE SINGERS, under the dlreetion of Joyce Hawks, wi.U be the featured performwere Mrs. Rachael Lefebra, far lhest ; Joy Clark , th e and childre n, Terri and J eff, FIVE POINT Star Stitchers ers at the Meigs County Youth Rally , to he held at the Pomeroy Luthera n Church, Sunday, June youngest graduate; and Leland left today from California for 3,at2:30 p.m . Rev . Paul Hawks will be the guest speaker . 4-H Clubs sponsoring water Norman, the graduate presen t the Philippines where Sgt. TO GIVE TESTS safety program at Royal Oak Ja cobs will be stationed for the with the most children . RUTLAND - Skin tests will Park boat docks at 10 a . m . All of the gifts were sent by next two years. he given at the Rutland Fire with Jim Butcher and Dick For the past two years, Sgt. Sgt. Harold Graham, a Nease instructing on boat graduate, now in the Philip- Ja cobs has been stationed at Department Monday at 7 p.m. safety and water rescue. Held RUTLAND - The Rutland pines. A standing ovation was Lockbourne Air Force Base in by Mrs. Jane Brown, Tuber· primarily for 4-H clubs but all Friendly Ga rdeners en- given to Mrs. Mary Diehl , age Cohunbus. This will be his culosis and Health Association interested persons welcome. third overseas assignment. He nur se. The service is available tertained recently with a picnic !16. to the general public. Mrs. at Forest Acres Park for The dinner was served by the has previously spent time in HYMN SING, Freedom Howard Birchfield will assist children . of the Meigs Com· Lend·A· Hand Circle and music England and in Greece. The Gospel Mission at Bald Knob, with the secretarial work. munity School, Cla ss 3. for dancing was provided by family drove from here to 7:30 p.m . with Choralaires of California . Terri will be a The club memb ers the Kord Kings , Belpre . Parkersburg and others sophomore and Jeff a freshthroughout th e sc hool year singing. Public singing. man in high school this fall . ha ve carried . O!Jt therapy UVE Country music show at Once Sgt. J acobs is eligible projects with the childre n. At For The Entire Meigs Junior High School, for J'e lirem ent they plan to the park, Mrs . Larry Edwards Family Middleport, 7:30 to 10 :30 p .m ., The Agape Youth $ingers of young people. The Rev . Paul Cr usades . Sock Shirt conducted a nature tour with resid e on a farm near Racine 'featuring Larry's Swinging Grace United Meth odi st Hawk s, pastor of the Gallipolis Church groups attending are . the children identifying native l,ooklng for something out which they r ecently purchased. Infants, Childrens. Misses, Countrymen, Country Limit Church in Gallipolis will church , will prese nt a to take sandwiches, potato plants. Mrs. Holdain May of ol the ordinary'/ See if you Womens, Boys and Mens. from Capital City Opry House present musical numbers at a meditation on his experience chip s, coo kie s an d pre- the Middleport Amateur can find an empty flour and the Bissell Brothers. Jim Meigs County youth rally to be as a POW in Korea , sweetened Kool-Aid . Gardeners , Mrs . Robert sack, preferably one with SALE PLANNED some colorful printing , and Mees of WMPO will emcee the held at 2:30p.m. Sunday at the At the close of the program a Snowden of the Rutland Club, make a shirt out of it. Per· A rwnmage sale will be held event. St . Paul Lutheran Church in fellowship hour will be held and Mrs. Alice Wolfe, assistant feet for washing the car, go- by the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club Pomeroy. during which lime young to Mrs. Harold Wolfe , teacher, Ing bowllng or weurtng to thr Monday and Tuesday in the old Your Thom MeAn Store bt~ach. Sponsored by the Mei gs people and other interested MIDDLEPORT accompanied the children. In 1964, the United States Pomeroy Junior High School persons attending will County Ministerial Assn ., the he able Supreme Court barred prayers building from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . and Bible teaching in the public rally was planned by a com- to talk with members of the sc hools. . miltee of young people from singing group some of ·which Mrs. Yvonne Scally and son, churches of the county. In- attended Explo '72 held in Jamie, Parkersburg, and Mrs. terspersing l'he musical Texas last year under the SPEAKING OF George Hackett , Sr ., spe nt numbers will be testimonies of sponsorship of Campus Memorfal Day in Hometown , Plans ror a rummage sale to Martha Hoffman were W. Va ., visiting her brother be held Monday and Tuesday hos tesses with Mrs. Judy and family , J . R. Ingram. from 9 a.m . •to 3 p.m. in the Potter presiding. Reports were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Pomeroy Junior High School given by Mrs. Pandora Collins Co lumbus , were weekend building were completed at the and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore . Mrs. guests of Mr . and Mr s. William Wednesday ni ght meeting of Potter and Mrs . Carolyn 1'. Grueser. They also visited in the Sew-Rite sewing Club at McDaniel received · birthday Revitalize That Surface. Bring Point Pl eas ant with hi s U1e club house . girts from their secret pals. II Back to a Quality "Like mother , Byron Jay . Mrs . Nettie Boyer and Mrs . Mrs. Lenora McKnight furHave you· ever taken a New" Appearance With ... Mrs. Cathy Erwin and Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. Betty McKinley, survey of how many beauty Mr s , Susan Rawling s, nished items for the a uction salons are located irl the B~tty McKinley entertained Mrs. Margaret Butcher, Mrs. Columbus, spent the weekend with Mrs. Mildred Wells to vicinity In which you live? recently at the American Kathryn McKinney, Mrs . Betty here with Mr . and Mrs. provide an item for the June YoU would be amazed to • Panel Magic Legion Hall in Middleport with Ohlinger. · Richard Rawling s and sons, knoW just how many there meeting . . Mrs. Mary Birchfield, Mrs. a bridal shower honpring Miss really ~re . and other reiatives. The members spent the •Appliance Magtc Mr s. Peggy · Ann McKinney, bride- Georgia Wehrung, Mrs. Gertrude Miller has evening quilting. Norman Van Meter , Susie returned to her Middleport Cabinet Magic elect of Earle Wood. Statistics show that just Soulsby, Judy Carsey , Mrs . • home following a time of A lav ender fl~ral ar.; " . in the Midwestern part .of ~Magic Cleaner- Polish IS INSTALLED our country .alone, there rangement highlighted the Sylvia Byers, ,Mrs. Carolyn recuperation at the home of her Mrs. Dougla~ Circle, are over ' 50 thousand table decorations. Games were Bac hner, Margaret Martin, son-in-law and daushter, Mr . Mrs. Ann Barnitz of Rt. I, For Formica .'io Plastics beauty salons· and more · Florence CirCle, Kim Follrod Mildred Hawley, Mrs. J oan and Mr s. Ca rl played with prizes going to the Belpre, formerly of Pomeroy, RoaciJ, ca lled on Mr . and. Mrs. Carl than 200 thousand hairwinners and cake, punch and Tewksbary , Mrs. Ruth Dodson, Pomeroy . • Tile 'N Grout Magic was recently in sta ll ed as dressers. Circle and family of Oak Grove Mrs. Susan Baer, Mary coffee were served. president of the Alpha to Gueslc; of Miss Nin·a Bland • Vinyl Magic · Mrs. Audr ey over the holid ~ y weekend were on a Wednesday. Presenting gifts to Miss Bradbury, Omega Ohio Child ConWith all of the modern Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr of McKinney were Mrs. Pauline Theobald, Mrs . Emogene Mr . and Mrs. Harry Lang, Mr. b~auty facilities. and servation. League in eMarble Magic Chester called on Mr. and Mrs. products available today it Mayer, Mrs. Ethel ·Lowery, Crooks, . Melissa Woods, Mrs. and Mrs. Wallace Lang, and ceremonies held at the Warren is very simple for women to eGarage Magic Mrs. Margaret Dutton, Mrs. Nora Rice, Mrs. Bea Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. J oe Lang and Robert Lee and family on a High School at Vincent, .o. look their loveliest at all Sunday evening. Forest Bachtel, Miss Carol Patti Well, Mrs. Florence Well, children, all of Cleveland. t!mes . Magi c produ c ts haye been se lect ed for use by Florfence Circle visited with Bachtel, Mrs. Allee Robeson , Sher.ri e Hutton , Mary Woods, Mrs. Pearl Holloway who has professional maintenance com panies, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle on Bock to Bocks Mrs. Carla Sue Saelens and Mrs. Nancy Jo Clatworthy, governm e nt agencies and fine hotels af\d clubs been residing in the Hecox a recent Friday . · To complete your picture Backless f1::1 shion s can b~ Mrs . Mildred Gilmore. Miss Kathy Pickens, Mrs. of well -groomed natural across th e country . house on Mill St., has moved Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle a ttr active liut it takes a cer · beauty , let a professional Alma Newton, Ed ith Wood, back to Eaton Rapids, Mi ch. and qualified hairdresser and family of Columbus, Mr. lain IUnd .of prese nce (notl.o Mrs , Marie Caruthers, Mrs. :: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=:::::::~~:;;::;:;:~::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;::: :::: She was accompanied there give you a soft, luXurioys, and Mrs. james CirCle, Mr. mention a ce rtain kind of Cinda · Harris, Mrs. Kathleen ba ck 1 to wear them . Popular Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. fashionable hair style. and Mrs. George Circle, all of sin ge r Fran ,Jeffries is a Davis, Ml-s. Marie Houck, Mrs . 0 Carl Bninmm. 992-3748 New Haven, W. Va . visited prim~ e·x:amplc of a wom<Jn Ethel Wood , Mrs . Jeanne Mr . and Mr s . Edgar with Mary Circle during the who know s how to put up a Middleport, o. N . 2nd Ave. Bradbury, Mrs . Grace Hawley, \\1 -::l Reynolds joined Mr . and Mrs. weekend . good bac k . :::. Miss Janis Schmoll, Mrs. Hilda :::: Val Reynolds, their s ~n, and Douglas Circle, Mrs . Schmoll, Mrs. Nan Moore , Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Russell , daughter-in -law at a White Florence Circle, Mrs. Jackie 214 E. SECOND ST. Mrs . Agg ie Dodson, Jo Wadsworth , will spend the Sulphur Springs cabin for a POMEROY. OHIO Follrod c:md daughter , Kim, PHONE 992-7606 McKinney , Mrs . Debbie weekend here visiting hi s holiday week end there. Guests enjoyed a wiener roast at the parents, Mr. and Mrs ..Trurnan thi s weekend of Mr . and Mrs. • home o( Mr. and Mrs. Jim Russell. Reynolds will be Mr . and Mrs. Patterson of Racine R.D . on Mr. and Mrs. J oe'G ilmore, Gar dn er Reynolds, Lebonan . Thursday night. Fox Lake, Ill ., were holiday Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens week e nd guests of their and family of Syracuse, Mr. OBTAINS FLAGS parents, Mr . and Mr s. Gardner and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Jay Mrs. Mary Martin of the Wehrung and Mr. and Mrs. Meigs County Salon 710, Eight of Racine visited with Mr. and Elza Gilmore. Mrs. Allan Taylor on Sunday . • Mr . and Mrs. Milton Roush , and Forty, and Drew Webster American Legi on Sandy and Randy , attended the Post AuxiliaFy , has secured for the What Every Boater opening ceremonies Saturday Need s morning for Lake Snowden at Arcadia Rest Home both an Closed Saturday Am eri can fla g from Albany . \1. ' Orris Harris and Mr . and Congressman Clarence Miller Mrs. Milton Roush attended ~nd an Ohio flag from Gov. J . Gilli g an . The the 50th wedding anniversary John at Millfield Sunday for Mr . and flag s were presented to Mrs. Ben Simpkins, relative of the home in the name of William Rovnak and Harris . OH to--AAA's First Venture in Mr . and Mrs. Edwin Roush Wilbur Callahan , veterans who MIDDLEPORT and childrenn, Detroit, Mich., reside there . Al so contributing were Saturday visitors of Mr . an America n fl ag for the Ar· BOOK STORE and Mrs . Orris Harris. Also cadia Home was the V.F.W. of Is A Booming Success! visiting her~ with Mr. and Mrs . Nelsonville. Harris , Mr. and Mrs. Milton over J.OOO Ohioans have saved thousands of Roush , Mr. and Mrs . Mason dollars on these flights · · · Fisher , and Mr. and Mrs. · Lewis Harris were Mr. and Mrs . William Haddox , Riverside, .Calif. Mr: and Mrs. Dale Roush , Let th e su n sh1ne on. Apple Creek, and Mr. and Mrs . OnlY two more chances to take advantage of Ben Turner, Middleport, were this fabulous fare: wh1le you dazzle the Saturday gues ts of Mr. and !>Irs. Milton Rou sh and family . beac h crow d In t he Agape Singers to present program damage. A final accident occurred on Rt. 141, four tenths of a mile west of Rt: 325 where Carroll ST. PAUL LUTHERAN nursing graduates Family moving to Philippines Main at Sycamore FREE! RNA welcomes new elect officers FRIDAY RACINE MASONIC Lodge 461 F&AM special meeting 7:30 p.m . Work in E; . A. Degree. All rest area. Her car struck the curb causing moderate HARRISONVILLE - The final six weeks honor roll of the Harrisonville Elementary School was announced today (those making all A's listed in capital letters ). Named were : First grade , Jerry Grounds, Tina Yost ; Second, BRENT r!NLAW, BRAD LARGENT, RENEE WILLIS, Robin Barrett, Ivan Carl, Donna Hall, Anita Harman, Mary Lee, Darlene Nelson, Stephen Richards; Third, MARK CLINE, VICKI DEBORD, ANGELA HARMON, Willie Donahue, Patricia . Grounds, Jeff Lambert, Danny Riggs, Brenda Williams, Troy Willis, Sheila Young; Fourth, Robert Harmon , Anita Lee, Nancy Welsh ; Filth, Mark Riggs, and· Sixth, Lanny Chapman. Scipio Alum.ni I Calendarl YOU L._!~r:ero;,· tm ~= FLOWERS For All Occasions •595 season's f etching new I wet looks ... b1k1n 1s. mail tots. and cove r - up s. We Wire Flower s Evervw.here 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mr '> . M•ilard Van Meter P11. 11Y 2- 2039 Ph. 992 · 5121 .BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �. 5 - The Daily Sentinel, Mitidleport-Pomeroy, o., June 1, . =--z ... ;:r<'a:_!....«-·=x:·::··xr Patrol cites teenager PLAY TWIN BILL Ted Perry 's Gallipolis Babe Ruth' baseball team will play a doubleheader wlth Mel Clark 's New Haven Legion squad on Mtmorlal Field Saturda)'. First game will begin at 1:30 p.m. The Gallians are I-I on th r yl:"ar. Je£fery W. Hubbard , 17, Syracuse, was ci ted to Meigs ;.;;;;;:;:;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::f.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::· NEW YORK I UP!) - Purely on impulse, Reggie Jackson picked up the phone the other day and called Hank Aaron. When Aaron got on, Jackson said : T he Southern High School '·Hank ... This is Reggie Jackson in Detroit .. . I've been final honor roll t Capital letters hearing and reading what's been going on the last few weeks, denotes all A's ): some of the sluff yo u've had to listen to, and I want you to know JUNIORS - Linda Alley, that a ll the young black players in the American League realize Ma r y Congo, Della Cross, what the older blacks in the National have done for them ... "THE SHAMROCKS," a group which features country and western aod BEVERLY HART, Dennis Fe llows like Mays, Banks, Clemente, Gibson , Williams, Jenkins, rock music will be appearing at the Eagles Club Saturday night . A Q>ember of Lhe Haw k , Brenda Hayes, J ill yo urself, you 've done so much for all of us, Hank , how can we tell group , Ronnie Brinker, tfar right ) is the 'l"n of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brinker, Racire, Ohio. He Houdashelt, Vickie J ohnston, you how much it means ? You know what I'm trying to .say, recorded the record "Meigs County Welfare Blues" and "Strip Mining Man" a long with Eric Charles Knighti ng, Elisa don'tcha ? ... Baby, I'm pulling for you !" Chambers. Other members of the group are,l-r, John Wendell , drums; Jim Forshey , rhythm '\icMillan , Rorna Nease, Vern Hank Aaron , with 686 home runs already, and gelling racial b'U itar; Jim Pelfrey, voca list who organized the group ; Jim Null , bass, and Brinker who pla ys ·Ord, BOB SAYRE. Connie abuse from a few numbskulls in Atlanta because he's starting to lead guitar and electric piano. ~mith. Faith Smith , DAVID crowd Babe Ruth 's all-time record of .714, isn 't a particularly SO RDEN, DAVID THEISS, emotional individual. He was moved by Reggie Jackson 's phone Mary Ann Walker , PATRICIA call though . 89 wrecks probed WOODS, Susan Yost . He's Not Alone SO PHOMORES J e ff He knew inunediately this wasn 'I a case of one ballplayer • · Ci rc le, Teri Findley , Paul LETART FALLS - Mrs. Elder, Minerva ; Mrs. Edward by patrol in May, ca lling another. Ballplayers don 't do it that much. Esj,ecially Char les (J ean Worthington) ( J ac ki e) Wagner, Racine ; Simps on, Vic ki Wolfe , long distance. This simply was Reggie Jackson 's way of letting According to the activity STE PHANIE ORD, Hele n Cecil, age 42, a former resident Mrs. Kenneth (Mabel ) Frazier Hank Aaron know he wasn't out there all alone . of Columbus. report released today by the Wilcoxe n. of the Apple Grove Com"Thank s very much for calling," Aaron said to Ja ckson . " I She was preceded in death by Gallia·Meigs Post State HighFRES HM EN Danny munity , passed a way at a appreciate what' you 've done." Brown , WILLIAM BUSH, Greg Ci ncinnati hospital. Her father , her fa t her, Francis Wor- way Patrol, 89 traffic accidents Some people automatically will say, see, those blacks always were investigated during May . the late Francis Worthington, thing ton . Circle:, Paul Cross, Gail Evans , stick together , as if that really is some grea t c rime. What these Funeral services were held Seventy-five accidents ocwas a former lockma ster ,Y the MO LLY FISHER, Denise same people fail to realize is that all those who are hoping that Thursday at te n o'clock at the curred in Gallia County wherf Apple Grove Dam. Death wa s Hendrix , Koste Hysell, Irene Aaron never breaks Ruth's record also are sticking together , and Sharonville Methodis t · Church 36 persons were injured . There due to a stroke. Knig ht ing , Cheryl Larkins, that's no real crime either so long as these people don 'I make She is s urvived by her with burial following in were no fatalities . The patrol Pam Morri s, Steve Nease, Aaron their target for racial abuse: arrested 360 persons, issued 400 Davi d Neig ler, CORENA husband, Rev . Charles Cecil ; Wheelersburg Cemetery. Naturally, the black ballplayer has a better idea of Aaron 's warnings, made 179 assists to RHODES, Mike Roberts, problem than the white one although that doesn 't necessarily four children, one son, Danny motorists, 10 PUCO checks, Cecil; three daughters, Susie, Kenneth Rose, Debbie Roush , mean no white player can appreciate it. conducted four case in Stephanie and Mary Lee, all at Robert R oush , BECKY Veterans Memorial Hospital " I can," says Boston's Carl Yastrzemski. vestigations, participated in 21 home; her mother, Mrs. Rhoda SAYRE, Sheryl Simpson . AOMJSSIONS Erma Another Minority Group special details and inspected Wor thington, Ravenswood ; He ilman , Chester; Harold " l'in not black, but l can relate to Aaron, and what he's going four sisters, Mrs. Claymore Whitlkind, Middleport; Clif· 689 vehicles. through. I'm from a minority group, Polish Catholic, and 1 can In Meigs County, 14 ac( Beryl) Rowley , Raven s- ford Jenkinson , Pome roy ; remember some of the things I took from the fans when I first cidents were investigated in wood; Mrs. James (Faye ) Bonita Ingles, Rutland; Betty came up. You wouldn't believe the things they said , Oh, l still get which one p~r son was injured. Hawl ey, Middl ep ort ; Susan it once in awhile, but nothing like it used to be. I read where it Ther e were 18 DWI arrests. Kni ght , Pomeroy; Goldie was only a certain few who are giving Aaron trouble , but I still Mills, Syracuse and Jo Ann can understand the way he feels. One boo has &way of sounding Conkle , Cheshire. louder than five claps. I hope he breaks Ruth's record. I'm DISCHARGES - Rosalie pulling for him all the way and when he does it, it'll be the Clarke, Harry Van Meter, FUNDS DISTRIBUTED • greatest accomplishment in sports' history. Greater even than Wilma Riggs, Janice Smith, the first better-than-four minute mile." COLUMBUS {UPI) - State Margaret Allen, David Darst, Auditor Joseph T. Ferguson Richie Allen was the one who first got Reggie Jackson thinking Danny Sayre Melanie Grueser and Tami announced Thursday the about Hank Aaron, and il'all came about during a recent game Did you know th at ... a Dougam. between the A's and White Sox . seventh distribution of state steamship travels fast er in co ld wafer than in warm "Richie tells me more in two minutes at first base ihan any five funds , totaling $2.4 million to wat er . Steam conden ses other men tell me in two hours," says the Oakland rightfielder. RENEW RIVALRY six Ohio counties as reimCOLUMBUS ( UP! )faste r in the cold element Richie Tells Him · bursement for property tax LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI ) Lea gue champion Miami Cervantes and " He tells me so many things, like how to play the game and Shakespeare both died on placed six players on the All Jim Ryun and Kenya 's Kip rollbacks granted county April 23, 1616 ; yet they did how to make social adjustments in the white man's world . Last Mid-American Conference Keino renew th~ir rivalry taxpayers. hot die on . the sa me day . time we talked, for example, he said, 'Reggie, be quiet! Play the baseball t eam announced tonigt,lt in the one mile run as The largest amount went to Why ? England and Spain game with your legs, your arm and your bat . That 's what the the International Track As· Trumbull County, $1,185,121. use d different calendars in today. the seventeenth ce nt ury . fellows over there did. It's amazing what they did for us coming The Redskins, who won th e sociation brings a professional Other counties and amounts of There was a difference of up .' bas.eball title for the first time, meet to the Freedom Hall funds received included ten days betwee n ·t he "Richie was t,alking about the National League, and fellows .... Ju lian ca lendar' used by had lefthanded pitcher Gary arena. · Ryun defeated his Warren, $356,541; Delaware, hke Aaron , Mays, Clemen'te, . Gibson , Williams, Jenkins and Wright and outfielder Dennis African rival in the relaUvely $259 ,926 ; Fulton, $235,446; t. E ng land and the G.regor ian ~ cal e ndar adopled by Spa hi Banks. When 'they came along 15-20 years ago, they couldn~ Smith selected to the first team slow time of 4:07.4 at Kansas Shelby, $212,·973, and Madison, Psa lm 51. 1-4 saved argue .with the umpire or complain about being caHed 'nigger,' $180,905. · in the vote by league coaches, City Saturday night. mor E' than 800,000 people 'black boy ' or 'black bastard.' Who were they going to complain from executi on between and also picked up four second to , the white man ? 1350a nd 1841. Any crimi na l team berths: under sentence of death "111at 's why it was easier for someone like, say, a Bobby Bonds Ohio University , Toledo and could pl ead the " benefit of to break in with San Francisco . He could fall on a Mays or a cler gy" by reading the fou r Central Michigan also placed McCovey when he 'came up. The same with a Ralph Garr at . two players on the first team , verses. If he was unable to read, he was out of lu ck. Atlanta. He could lean on an Aaron. Over here in the American while Bowling Green and WestAPPLE GROVE , Ohio - A and Mrs. Walter McDade , It took more th an luck to League , it was tougher . Frank Robinson really was the only elder ern Michigan had one each . bring you the benef its of memorial dinner at the Letart Gene Early, Brent McDade, statesman, black, in this league . I'm not talking about a REFINED WA TER . OU players named were Falls Community Hall Sunday Troy , Ohio; Mrs. Dora Grimm, Careful des ign and con. superstar; I'm talking about a guy with his head together.'' ca tcher Steve SWisher and first was attended by 307 registered Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ti'nu ing dev e lopment Now you know where Reggie Jackson got the idea of calling up baseman Bob Makoski , Toledo guests, with some attending Woodyard, Washington C.H. ; assure yo u· of th e most Hank Aaron . · mod ern and effective pla ced righthanded pitcher not registered. Mr . and Mrs. Virgil Norris, wa ter re fining unit . UnNow yo u also know why he did it. Neal Mersch and third baseDoor prizes were won by Hebron ; Mr . and Mrs. Carl pl easant tastes and odors man John Pilewski , and Cen· Herbert Roush, Don Bell , Wolfe Jr., and child ren, . of chlor ine. a cid , ru st ai1d deterge n t" r.e.si due are' tral Michigan had outfielder Wright Roush, Mrs. Harold Middleport; Millie Ripley, Mr. NOBODY CARES r e m ove d. trans t er.r i ng Terry Lynch and seeond base- Hayman , Mrs , Dora Grimm, and Mrs, Norman Roush and Veterans Mcmortal Hospital ordinary tap water into a ARE YOU SURE? ADMISSIONS Eddie man AI Senchuk selected. Wayne Roush , Sue Weaver , children, Mr. and Mrs. Robert delica cy. Your fam i ly , Shortstop Gary Haa s of Casto, Mason; Leora Zwilling, home a nd everyth ing in it Garen Roush, Mrs . Fred Euler and children, wil l be ~ l e a ne r becau se' Pomeroy; Vanessa Pettit, Bowling Green and outfielder Goeglein, John Crooks, James Charleston; Mr. and Mrs. Paul " an y cl eani ng age nt work s Pomeroy, and Lucy Mae Kim, Mike Squires of We stern Lawrence an d Millard Van ., Davis, Parkersburg. bette r with REFI N ED Michigan round out the !O-man Meter. Tuppers Plains. Others attending were Mr. WATER ". Want to know more? Call 882-2525. DJSCHARG ES - Connie first team . Lyn ch and Smith Regis tering guests was Mrs. and Mrs. Clare Carpenter, Sunday School9: 15 a.m. Knapp, Paul Van Meter , wer e the onl y unan imou s Virgil Roush ; Early Roush and Marietta; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Worship Service 10:30 a.m. Louise Matla ck, Raymond choices. Travelers Summer Service Roger Rou sh were cashiers , KJoes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thursday , 7: 30p .m . Arnold, Denny Pullins, Named to the second team and Dallas Hill had charge of Goeglein, Rock Springs; Mr. 882 ·2525 Raymond Hartley, Dennis were pitchers Da ve Hasbach, door prizes. Cor. 2nd St. & sycamore and Mrs. George McClintock, New 1-i a•,en, W. Va . Pomeroy Donohew and Daisy Ankrom. and Jack Kucek, first baseman Attending from a distance Pt. Pleasant; Paul Sayre, AI Mills and second baseman \'\o·ere Mr . and Mrs. Melvin Co lumbus; Mr . and Mrs. Gary Cooper, all of Miami; Northstine , Groveport ; Mr. Millard Van Meter, Mr. and . catcher Chuck Cary of Central and Mrs. J ames Sayre , Mrs . Wilson Carpenter, Michigan; third baseman Mike Gallipolis ; Mr. and Mrs. Hal Pomeroy; Mrs. Dolly Klings· MARRIAGE J.ICENSE Ferguson and outfielder Jeff Leonard, Ravenswood ; Rev . mith, Logan; Mr . and Mrs, Charles Clinton Whitt, 37, Washington of Eastern and Mrs. L. T. Norris , Rome James Ellington, Maryland; Ironton, and Vona Kay Frye, 24, Middleport; Terry Allen Michigan ; shortstop Dave City, Ind .; Mrs . Selma Price Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Story Cain, 18, Albany, and Vickie Sparks of OU; and outfielders Roush of Huntington , W. Va .; and Rosalie , Darwin; Betty Lynn Hoyd, 16, Rt. 3, Albany. Frank Ballard of Western and Anna Chapman, Mrs. May . Borth , Canada and Helen steve Hall of Toledo. Crawfor d , Pat and Jerry San ford Borth , Marietta. Crawford, Rochester, Pa .; ONlY$ Blanch Blowers, Wadsworth, Ohio; Gladys Jones , Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Wright 1\oush, · Chillicothe; Eva.Sayre, James Rathburn, Huntington ; Gladys Sayre Ballard, Cherryville, Mo.; Mr . and Mrs .. Don Hodge, ... makers of ·Mary Sharpnack, Columbus; Clarice Hopkins, Akron; Mr . Final listing Mrs. Cecil died in Cincinnati Miami has szx on '73 dream team County Court for failure to stop within t he assured clear distance following a traffic accident at 12 :55 p.m . Thursday in the Village of Syracuse. The Gallia-Meigs Post Highway Patrol said Hubbard failed to stop his car;swerved sideway s lriking an auto driven by William E. Francis, 24, Syracuse . There wa s moderate damage to both cars. Marvin Dodrill, Rt. , Vinton, was cited to Municipal Court for driving left of ce nter following an accident at 7 p.m . Thursday on the Bidwell-MI. Olive Rd . west of Rt. 160. The patrol said Dodrill 's car struck an auto operated by Charlotte Thomas, 22, Rt. 1, Ewing ton . A single car mishap occurred at 2:30p.m. at the rest area in Kanaug a where Jenni e E. Locke, 45, 12 Airport Rd ., Rt . I, Gallipolis, lost control of her car while turning right into the .I Social -·-~ Ruff, 16, Thurman, lost control o[ her car which ran off the road striking a fence. 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CHUR<.:H Kay Lanier, Point Pleasant, nurses presented an 1evening of opened her home Thursday humorous skits and musical evening f or the annual numbers. Registered Nurses Association RNA president, Dorothy welcome to new Holzer School Frazier. treasurer, Betty of Nursing graduates . Guests J?lymale and secretary, Doris. for the picnic numbered 36. Clark , presented the girls with The fifti eth class of new their caps and charms In behalf of the association, along with black bands given by Barb E pling . Graduation for the students will take place Friday evening at 8 p.m . Sgt. and Mrs . Steven Jacobs, HARRISONVILLE president ; Mrs . Virginia Election of officers and Burke, vice president ; Mrs. recog nition of past graduates Pansy J ordan, secretary; and master masons invited. highlighted the annual banquet ,Mrs. Helen Pickens, treasurer. Refreshments. of the Sc ipio Alumni Recognized at the obse rv MIDDLEPORT Chamber of Association held at th e ance and presented gifts were Commerce meeting scheduled · Harri sonville SchQOI. Clayton Jewell, class of 1920, for Friday, June I, postponed A school days' theme was the oldest male graduate until Friday, June 8, 7: 15 p. m . carried out in Lhe decorations present : Mrs. Stella Atkins , the at Columbus and Southern Ohio which 'teatu red the co lor old est femal e graduate ; Electric Co. social room. scheme of green and while, the Eleanor Updegraff, Bir · alumni colors. Officers elected mingham, AI. , traveling the SATURDAY THE AGAPE SINGERS, under the dlreetion of Joyce Hawks, wi.U be the featured performwere Mrs. Rachael Lefebra, far lhest ; Joy Clark , th e and childre n, Terri and J eff, FIVE POINT Star Stitchers ers at the Meigs County Youth Rally , to he held at the Pomeroy Luthera n Church, Sunday, June youngest graduate; and Leland left today from California for 3,at2:30 p.m . Rev . Paul Hawks will be the guest speaker . 4-H Clubs sponsoring water Norman, the graduate presen t the Philippines where Sgt. TO GIVE TESTS safety program at Royal Oak Ja cobs will be stationed for the with the most children . RUTLAND - Skin tests will Park boat docks at 10 a . m . All of the gifts were sent by next two years. he given at the Rutland Fire with Jim Butcher and Dick For the past two years, Sgt. Sgt. Harold Graham, a Nease instructing on boat graduate, now in the Philip- Ja cobs has been stationed at Department Monday at 7 p.m. safety and water rescue. Held RUTLAND - The Rutland pines. A standing ovation was Lockbourne Air Force Base in by Mrs. Jane Brown, Tuber· primarily for 4-H clubs but all Friendly Ga rdeners en- given to Mrs. Mary Diehl , age Cohunbus. This will be his culosis and Health Association interested persons welcome. third overseas assignment. He nur se. The service is available tertained recently with a picnic !16. to the general public. Mrs. at Forest Acres Park for The dinner was served by the has previously spent time in HYMN SING, Freedom Howard Birchfield will assist children . of the Meigs Com· Lend·A· Hand Circle and music England and in Greece. The Gospel Mission at Bald Knob, with the secretarial work. munity School, Cla ss 3. for dancing was provided by family drove from here to 7:30 p.m . with Choralaires of California . Terri will be a The club memb ers the Kord Kings , Belpre . Parkersburg and others sophomore and Jeff a freshthroughout th e sc hool year singing. Public singing. man in high school this fall . ha ve carried . O!Jt therapy UVE Country music show at Once Sgt. J acobs is eligible projects with the childre n. At For The Entire Meigs Junior High School, for J'e lirem ent they plan to the park, Mrs . Larry Edwards Family Middleport, 7:30 to 10 :30 p .m ., The Agape Youth $ingers of young people. The Rev . Paul Cr usades . Sock Shirt conducted a nature tour with resid e on a farm near Racine 'featuring Larry's Swinging Grace United Meth odi st Hawk s, pastor of the Gallipolis Church groups attending are . the children identifying native l,ooklng for something out which they r ecently purchased. Infants, Childrens. Misses, Countrymen, Country Limit Church in Gallipolis will church , will prese nt a to take sandwiches, potato plants. Mrs. Holdain May of ol the ordinary'/ See if you Womens, Boys and Mens. from Capital City Opry House present musical numbers at a meditation on his experience chip s, coo kie s an d pre- the Middleport Amateur can find an empty flour and the Bissell Brothers. Jim Meigs County youth rally to be as a POW in Korea , sweetened Kool-Aid . Gardeners , Mrs . Robert sack, preferably one with SALE PLANNED some colorful printing , and Mees of WMPO will emcee the held at 2:30p.m. Sunday at the At the close of the program a Snowden of the Rutland Club, make a shirt out of it. Per· A rwnmage sale will be held event. St . Paul Lutheran Church in fellowship hour will be held and Mrs. Alice Wolfe, assistant feet for washing the car, go- by the Sew-Rite-Sewing Club Pomeroy. during which lime young to Mrs. Harold Wolfe , teacher, Ing bowllng or weurtng to thr Monday and Tuesday in the old Your Thom MeAn Store bt~ach. Sponsored by the Mei gs people and other interested MIDDLEPORT accompanied the children. In 1964, the United States Pomeroy Junior High School persons attending will County Ministerial Assn ., the he able Supreme Court barred prayers building from 9 a.m . to 3 p.m . and Bible teaching in the public rally was planned by a com- to talk with members of the sc hools. . miltee of young people from singing group some of ·which Mrs. Yvonne Scally and son, churches of the county. In- attended Explo '72 held in Jamie, Parkersburg, and Mrs. terspersing l'he musical Texas last year under the SPEAKING OF George Hackett , Sr ., spe nt numbers will be testimonies of sponsorship of Campus Memorfal Day in Hometown , Plans ror a rummage sale to Martha Hoffman were W. Va ., visiting her brother be held Monday and Tuesday hos tesses with Mrs. Judy and family , J . R. Ingram. from 9 a.m . •to 3 p.m. in the Potter presiding. Reports were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jay, Pomeroy Junior High School given by Mrs. Pandora Collins Co lumbus , were weekend building were completed at the and Mrs. Evelyn Gilmore . Mrs. guests of Mr . and Mr s. William Wednesday ni ght meeting of Potter and Mrs . Carolyn 1'. Grueser. They also visited in the Sew-Rite sewing Club at McDaniel received · birthday Revitalize That Surface. Bring Point Pl eas ant with hi s U1e club house . girts from their secret pals. II Back to a Quality "Like mother , Byron Jay . Mrs . Nettie Boyer and Mrs . Mrs. Lenora McKnight furHave you· ever taken a New" Appearance With ... Mrs. Cathy Erwin and Mrs. Gerlach, Mrs. Betty McKinley, survey of how many beauty Mr s , Susan Rawling s, nished items for the a uction salons are located irl the B~tty McKinley entertained Mrs. Margaret Butcher, Mrs. Columbus, spent the weekend with Mrs. Mildred Wells to vicinity In which you live? recently at the American Kathryn McKinney, Mrs . Betty here with Mr . and Mrs. provide an item for the June YoU would be amazed to • Panel Magic Legion Hall in Middleport with Ohlinger. · Richard Rawling s and sons, knoW just how many there meeting . . Mrs. Mary Birchfield, Mrs. a bridal shower honpring Miss really ~re . and other reiatives. The members spent the •Appliance Magtc Mr s. Peggy · Ann McKinney, bride- Georgia Wehrung, Mrs. Gertrude Miller has evening quilting. Norman Van Meter , Susie returned to her Middleport Cabinet Magic elect of Earle Wood. Statistics show that just Soulsby, Judy Carsey , Mrs . • home following a time of A lav ender fl~ral ar.; " . in the Midwestern part .of ~Magic Cleaner- Polish IS INSTALLED our country .alone, there rangement highlighted the Sylvia Byers, ,Mrs. Carolyn recuperation at the home of her Mrs. Dougla~ Circle, are over ' 50 thousand table decorations. Games were Bac hner, Margaret Martin, son-in-law and daushter, Mr . Mrs. Ann Barnitz of Rt. I, For Formica .'io Plastics beauty salons· and more · Florence CirCle, Kim Follrod Mildred Hawley, Mrs. J oan and Mr s. Ca rl played with prizes going to the Belpre, formerly of Pomeroy, RoaciJ, ca lled on Mr . and. Mrs. Carl than 200 thousand hairwinners and cake, punch and Tewksbary , Mrs. Ruth Dodson, Pomeroy . • Tile 'N Grout Magic was recently in sta ll ed as dressers. Circle and family of Oak Grove Mrs. Susan Baer, Mary coffee were served. president of the Alpha to Gueslc; of Miss Nin·a Bland • Vinyl Magic · Mrs. Audr ey over the holid ~ y weekend were on a Wednesday. Presenting gifts to Miss Bradbury, Omega Ohio Child ConWith all of the modern Mr . and Mrs. Arthur Orr of McKinney were Mrs. Pauline Theobald, Mrs . Emogene Mr . and Mrs. Harry Lang, Mr. b~auty facilities. and servation. League in eMarble Magic Chester called on Mr. and Mrs. products available today it Mayer, Mrs. Ethel ·Lowery, Crooks, . Melissa Woods, Mrs. and Mrs. Wallace Lang, and ceremonies held at the Warren is very simple for women to eGarage Magic Mrs. Margaret Dutton, Mrs. Nora Rice, Mrs. Bea Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. J oe Lang and Robert Lee and family on a High School at Vincent, .o. look their loveliest at all Sunday evening. Forest Bachtel, Miss Carol Patti Well, Mrs. Florence Well, children, all of Cleveland. t!mes . Magi c produ c ts haye been se lect ed for use by Florfence Circle visited with Bachtel, Mrs. Allee Robeson , Sher.ri e Hutton , Mary Woods, Mrs. Pearl Holloway who has professional maintenance com panies, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle on Bock to Bocks Mrs. Carla Sue Saelens and Mrs. Nancy Jo Clatworthy, governm e nt agencies and fine hotels af\d clubs been residing in the Hecox a recent Friday . · To complete your picture Backless f1::1 shion s can b~ Mrs . Mildred Gilmore. Miss Kathy Pickens, Mrs. of well -groomed natural across th e country . house on Mill St., has moved Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle a ttr active liut it takes a cer · beauty , let a professional Alma Newton, Ed ith Wood, back to Eaton Rapids, Mi ch. and qualified hairdresser and family of Columbus, Mr. lain IUnd .of prese nce (notl.o Mrs , Marie Caruthers, Mrs. :: ;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=:::::::~~:;;::;:;:~::::::::::::::;:::;:;:;:;:;::: :::: She was accompanied there give you a soft, luXurioys, and Mrs. james CirCle, Mr. mention a ce rtain kind of Cinda · Harris, Mrs. Kathleen ba ck 1 to wear them . Popular Wednesday by Mr. and Mrs. fashionable hair style. and Mrs. George Circle, all of sin ge r Fran ,Jeffries is a Davis, Ml-s. Marie Houck, Mrs . 0 Carl Bninmm. 992-3748 New Haven, W. Va . visited prim~ e·x:amplc of a wom<Jn Ethel Wood , Mrs . Jeanne Mr . and Mr s . Edgar with Mary Circle during the who know s how to put up a Middleport, o. N . 2nd Ave. Bradbury, Mrs . Grace Hawley, \\1 -::l Reynolds joined Mr . and Mrs. weekend . good bac k . :::. Miss Janis Schmoll, Mrs. Hilda :::: Val Reynolds, their s ~n, and Douglas Circle, Mrs . Schmoll, Mrs. Nan Moore , Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Russell , daughter-in -law at a White Florence Circle, Mrs. Jackie 214 E. SECOND ST. Mrs . Agg ie Dodson, Jo Wadsworth , will spend the Sulphur Springs cabin for a POMEROY. OHIO Follrod c:md daughter , Kim, PHONE 992-7606 McKinney , Mrs . Debbie weekend here visiting hi s holiday week end there. Guests enjoyed a wiener roast at the parents, Mr. and Mrs ..Trurnan thi s weekend of Mr . and Mrs. • home o( Mr. and Mrs. Jim Russell. Reynolds will be Mr . and Mrs. Patterson of Racine R.D . on Mr. and Mrs. J oe'G ilmore, Gar dn er Reynolds, Lebonan . Thursday night. Fox Lake, Ill ., were holiday Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pickens week e nd guests of their and family of Syracuse, Mr. OBTAINS FLAGS parents, Mr . and Mr s. Gardner and Mrs. Gene Hudson and Jay Mrs. Mary Martin of the Wehrung and Mr. and Mrs. Meigs County Salon 710, Eight of Racine visited with Mr. and Elza Gilmore. Mrs. Allan Taylor on Sunday . • Mr . and Mrs. Milton Roush , and Forty, and Drew Webster American Legi on Sandy and Randy , attended the Post AuxiliaFy , has secured for the What Every Boater opening ceremonies Saturday Need s morning for Lake Snowden at Arcadia Rest Home both an Closed Saturday Am eri can fla g from Albany . \1. ' Orris Harris and Mr . and Congressman Clarence Miller Mrs. Milton Roush attended ~nd an Ohio flag from Gov. J . Gilli g an . The the 50th wedding anniversary John at Millfield Sunday for Mr . and flag s were presented to Mrs. Ben Simpkins, relative of the home in the name of William Rovnak and Harris . OH to--AAA's First Venture in Mr . and Mrs. Edwin Roush Wilbur Callahan , veterans who MIDDLEPORT and childrenn, Detroit, Mich., reside there . Al so contributing were Saturday visitors of Mr . an America n fl ag for the Ar· BOOK STORE and Mrs . Orris Harris. Also cadia Home was the V.F.W. of Is A Booming Success! visiting her~ with Mr. and Mrs . Nelsonville. Harris , Mr. and Mrs. Milton over J.OOO Ohioans have saved thousands of Roush , Mr. and Mrs . Mason dollars on these flights · · · Fisher , and Mr. and Mrs. · Lewis Harris were Mr. and Mrs . William Haddox , Riverside, .Calif. Mr: and Mrs. Dale Roush , Let th e su n sh1ne on. Apple Creek, and Mr. and Mrs . OnlY two more chances to take advantage of Ben Turner, Middleport, were this fabulous fare: wh1le you dazzle the Saturday gues ts of Mr. and !>Irs. Milton Rou sh and family . beac h crow d In t he Agape Singers to present program damage. A final accident occurred on Rt. 141, four tenths of a mile west of Rt: 325 where Carroll ST. PAUL LUTHERAN nursing graduates Family moving to Philippines Main at Sycamore FREE! RNA welcomes new elect officers FRIDAY RACINE MASONIC Lodge 461 F&AM special meeting 7:30 p.m . Work in E; . A. Degree. All rest area. Her car struck the curb causing moderate HARRISONVILLE - The final six weeks honor roll of the Harrisonville Elementary School was announced today (those making all A's listed in capital letters ). Named were : First grade , Jerry Grounds, Tina Yost ; Second, BRENT r!NLAW, BRAD LARGENT, RENEE WILLIS, Robin Barrett, Ivan Carl, Donna Hall, Anita Harman, Mary Lee, Darlene Nelson, Stephen Richards; Third, MARK CLINE, VICKI DEBORD, ANGELA HARMON, Willie Donahue, Patricia . Grounds, Jeff Lambert, Danny Riggs, Brenda Williams, Troy Willis, Sheila Young; Fourth, Robert Harmon , Anita Lee, Nancy Welsh ; Filth, Mark Riggs, and· Sixth, Lanny Chapman. Scipio Alum.ni I Calendarl YOU L._!~r:ero;,· tm ~= FLOWERS For All Occasions •595 season's f etching new I wet looks ... b1k1n 1s. mail tots. and cove r - up s. We Wire Flower s Evervw.here 992-2039 Pomeroy Flower Shop Mr '> . M•ilard Van Meter P11. 11Y 2- 2039 Ph. 992 · 5121 .BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. �. POMEROY POMEAOY TRINITY Rev. W H . Perr-in , p~stor . Rov Mayer. Supt . Church school. 9 : 1S a m . • worst-t ip , 10 : 24 o m .. routn cho1r rehearsal Monday , 6 ; 30 p m ; Mrs . Marv in Burt , dirfoctor , senior choir rehearsal , 7 30 p m , Thurs day , Mrs . Pau l Nease , d1rector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAftENE Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev . Clyde V Henderson. pastor Sunday school , 9 . 30 a .m ., Glen McC lung, svpt ; mornmg WDrsh /p , 10: 30 a m ; evening serv1ce , 7 30 . mid .week ser V1ce . Wednesday , 7·30 p .m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn ing prayer and sermon , 10 · JO a . m Holv communion and sermon , f irst Sundays , 10 : 30 a . m . Ct:iurc:h school. k. i nderQarten throuQh e 1ghth grade, 10 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF CH A 1ST - Mr . Hoyt Allen , Jr , PillS tor . Bible School , 9 . JO a m .• worsh ip . 10 ·30 , adult worship service and young people ' s meeting , both 7 30 P.m . Sun day . Wednesday , c omb i ned Bible study an·d prayer meeting. 7: 30pm THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w . Winmg , officer In charge . Sunday, 10 am • Hoi iness m eetfng ; 10 : JO a m , Sunday School Young People 's Legion, 7p .m .; Thursday , Ito 3 p.m , L ad i es Home Leag ue, 7 p m . . Prep classes APOSTOLIC GOSPEL CHURCH , Racine - Frankie Morr is, pastor Sunday school , 10 a . m ; Sunday evenmg serv1ce , 7: 30. B1ble study , Tuesday , 7 30 p .m . • prayer serv i ce •. 7·30 p m Thursday ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Svcamor e St . Pomeroy . !he Rev . A, t hvr C . Lund , pa s tor . Sunday school , 9 IS a m . won.hip s.erv•ct . 10 :30 1 m .. lra\lelers • summer service . Thursa .ay, 7 30 p .m Charles Evans . Ch r isti an t~- d ucahon svpef'in tendent SACRED HEART RPI( . F"ather Bernard Kraj c ovic . pastor Phone 991 282'S Saturday evening Mass. ? . 30 p m Sunday Mass . 8 and 10 am Confes-,ons , Saruraay . 7 7 JO p m . POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robert Kuhn . pastor ; W i l1 1am Watson, Su nday school supf . Sunday school . 9 30 a m : BY F, 6 p m .; Bible study . Wednesday , 7 p m ; Ch01r practtce , Wednesday , 8 : 30p . m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS (:HURCH Harr1SOnvt1te Road , Rev O ' Dell Mantey , Pastor , Henry Eblin , ~unday School Supt Sund ay Sc hool 9 . 30 a .m .. Even ing worSh iP 7 : 30 p . m .; Prayer and Praise serv1ce , Th u r-sday , 7 . 30 p .m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL N on denom1nat1onal , George s Ol ter , Pastor Sunday School 10 a .m Worship Serv1ce 11 am Sunday night services 7: 30 p m . Wednesday Prayer meeting 7. 30 p m Everyone w elcome . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Ma1n St - Loren T . Stephens , evangelis t , phone 997 - 78S6 Conse rvat i~te , non mstrumental. Sunday worsh1p , tO a .m ; 81b!e study , II a .m • worstHp , 6 p m Wednesday Bible SIUdy, 7 P.m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denommallonall, Langsv il le Dexter Road, the Rev . Worley Ha ley. pastor Sunday school , 10 a .m . •· even 1ng worship. 7 . 30 p .m . Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7 · 30 p m ; youth group , Friday , 7 . 30 p m AD . VEWTIST Loca l ed on M ul berry He i ghts , near Vell!'rans Memor ial Hospital , Pomeroy Pastor Herber! Morgan Sabbath Sc hool , every Sat urday..,, 1 p .m and wor sh•P serv1ce follow ing at J : 15 p .m . Ope n Bible d •scussion each Thur sday at ? . 30 p m ell the c h urch . " The Frtendfy Churc h " GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea chi ng 9. 30 a . m , tirst and second Sundays or each month ; th ird and tourlh Sun day s each m onlh . worsh ip service at 7. 30 p m Wednesday even ing s at 7 JO, Prayer and Bible Study FIRST SOUTHERN SAP · TIST 281 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy , affil1ated w ith S 8 C .. the Rev . Fred H i lL pa st or : Hershel McClure . Sunday school supt Sunday sc hool , 9 JO a .m , morning worsh ip , lO : JO am , Sunday evangelisi !C meeting , 7 JO p m Prayer mee t 1ng, Wednesday , 7 30 p . m MIDDLEPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Ma1n , Middleport Rev Henry Key , .Jr , pastor . Sunday School. 9 : 30 a m , Mrs . Erv in Baumgard ner , sup! • Morning worsh ip , 10 45 a . m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Carnahan, presid i ng mm1ster . Sunday, B 1ble lec ture , 9 30 am , Watchtower study , 10 : 30 am , T uesday, Bible study, 7 30 p m , Thurs day . m 1n is try schoo l , 7. 30 p m.. s er~t1ce meet1ng 8 30 P m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ '" Christian Un ion ...Lawrence Man l ey, pastor . Mrs. Russell Young , Sun day Sc hool ~ up t. sunday Schoo l 9 30 a .m Evening wor ship, 7 JO . Wednesday prayer meeti ng , 7 30 p .m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racme Route 2, the Rev James M Muncy, pastor Sunday school, 9 · 45 ~ m , mornmg worshrp , 11 am .; evenmg worsh 1p, 7 30 p m . popular of religious bodies. Prayer meef•ng . Tuesday , 7 30 .. Young people 's meet 1ng. Deal too gently with it and p7 m 30 p m Th ursday you are ineffective. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Berlha Kingrey , Compromise with tl and it subs titute pastor Sunday will be your friend and take you School. 10 am .. worship sen11Ce, 7 p m . Sunday Prayer into its bosom. meeti ng , Wednesday, 7 30 p .m . COMMUNITY But deal plainly and firmly . HAZEL CHURCH - Near Long Bot . with it, so that error and false tom Est1l Har t, pastor : Roy teachers are exposed, and you Brown, assistant pas t or schoo l , 10 a.m ; Church are open to every kind of harsh 7Sunday 30 p m. each Sunday even• ng , pray er rneet1ng , 7 : 30 and bitter opposition. p m Thursday And some good but unMIDDLEPORT PEN · - Th1rd Ave, the discerning souls will invariably TECOSTAL Rev . W1lliam Kn ittel, pastor view the entire conflict (both Rona ld Dugan, Su nday School Supt C la sses for all ages. sides) as an unfortunate and eve nm g se r vICe, 7 · JO p .m . unnecessary personaJity 81ble s tudy. Wednesday , 7 : 30 youth se rv• ces, Friday , squabble! To them it a 7p m 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST question of personalities and Corne r Ash and Plum, M1d · taste, not of principle and tlleport. Noel H errman, pastor . Satu r day even1 n g religious authority (does our serv i ce, 7 p .m Sunday sc hool , authority have to be divine, or 10 a . m .• Sunday evening w o rs h •P~ 7 p m may it be human? ) FIRST BAPTIST of Mid · r t, corne r of Six t h a n d They ~iis the.poinl, you see. dlepo • P a lm er Str eets . Rev Charles Issues nvolving divine truth, Simo n s, pa stor Danny· Th"ompson, Su nday s'chool the existance and nature of His Su p e r 1nten de nt Su nd ay Kingdom, and the salv~tion of chur c h schoo l tor everyone MornmQ worsh ip men 's souls are not incidental 910 1515 aa. mm ., Evenmg services, clashes of personalities, one 7 30 p m ; Wednesday prayer serv1ce, 7 30 p m Extra youth toward another. Faithful act1vtt1es on Sun day , S p m, soldiers must banish all per- for all youth up to SIXt h grade ; 6 · 30 for jun. or and sen1or h 1g h sonal bitterness and an ~ stude nls OF CHRIST . tag on ism, but at the same time M CHURCH 1ddl e port , Sth and Ma i n press the Issues and principles Raulin Moyer , pa sto r M •c ha el ch, Sunday Sc hool supt for which our Lord Jesus died. Gerla B1ble Sc hOo l , 9 : 30 am , We are all involved. We may morning wor ship , 10 30 a m , even mg wor shi p , 7. 30 p m , be spectators and sideline prayer se rv ice 7 p . m Wed critics, or we may cast our Jot nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH and influence with the OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Audry M1ller, pastor , Lew ts humanism forces and Eli1s, Sunday school sup t , traditional religion. There is Su nday sc ho o l , 9 .30 a m , morning worsh ip, 10 30; Jun ior another alternative , thank SOCie ty , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 God : We may become diligent p m Sunday evangeliStiC meefin g , 7 30 p m . Pray er and careful students of the meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m the Sermonette Ingredients of a good prayer The prayer of every righteous man ought to Include fervent petition for wisdom to know the right, for greater faith to fully rely upon.it, and ' the dedicated zeal and courage with which to stand and act in the face of problems and isms of his own time and age or generation. SE~ENTH · DAY 111 pr.tyPr mf'("t.Og , lh 1rd W<·d m·.,day , 7 JO p m GREAT RENO WorShip II a 111 , l n d <tnd 41h ~ um;l~y ~ . Chvrch \chool. JO a m LETART FALLS Wonh 1p , I" a m . chu r ch sc hool , 9 a lfl . 1\ thf ,.. ..,,,,d y. 7 30 p m everv .1 , .. , . •r ~~ MORNING STA~ Wor shi p 9 30 a m . Church Schoof 10 3(1 <l m • M ~ d Week Se rv ice , Wednl!'-sday, 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Sh 1p II am ~ 1st and Jrd Sunday$ , Church SchooL 10 am PORTLAND - Worsh ip 7 30 J' .m .; Chur c h School 9 30 am . SUTTON - WorSh ip , 11 a .m . 2nd and 4th Sun day s , Church Sc hool 10 a m . WESlEYAN < R•c int>) Worsh 1p . 11 a . m • Chu r c h Sc hoo l. 10 am . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Jacob Lehm•n Re ... . Sfi!lnley Br.andum JOPPA - Wor sh ip 10 a .m . Church Sc nool 9 a m • Prayer Meet ing , Wednesday , 8 p .m . LONG BOTTOM Church se nt tc es. 9 am , Sun day Sc hoo! 9: 45 a m Bible Stud y e~tery T hur sday. 7 . 30 p .m . NORTH BETHEL Wor Shi p 11 am , Church Schoo l 10 am . ALFRED Su nday schOol, 9 · 45 a . m . each Su nday : prea ch1 ng at 11 a .m ea c h SundaY Prayer meeting , 7· 45 p m Wednesday , w scs. 8 p m on lhird Tuesday each month . REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool , 9 JO. preaching , 7 . 30 p m . Sun day . prayer meeting , 7 ·30 p m . Tuesday , WSCS . 7· 30 t1rst Thur sday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh ip 10 a .m , Church School , 9 a .m . TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s hip 9 a m ; Church Sc hoo! , 10 am KENO C HURCH OF C HRI ST Hobarl Newell , sup f . Serv 1ce weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday Preaching first and lh1rd Sund ays of month by Cl1fford S{Tli lh , 9 30 am H OBSO N CHRISTIAN UNION Darrel Doddrlll, pa~tor Sunday SchooL 9:30 a . m , Leonard Gi l more, f1rst el der , evenmg service , 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer meefmg, 7 JO p .m . MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand, pa stor . Sunday schoo l , 9 45 a m ; mornmg worship, 11 am Evenrng servtces. Tuesday and l=ri day , 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF C HRIST. B 1ble s tudy , 9 30 am , mornmg wor sh1p , 10 30 a m ; even1ng wor sh1p , 6 : 30pm WednesdaY 61ble study , 7 30 p .m MT . OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom, Sunday Schoo l , 10 a m W1th Willa r d Pigot t. sup! Evangel 1st message each Sunday evening, 7· 30 p m . by Elder Russell Cline, mm1ster or th e Apostolic Fa1 t h B1ble Study, Wednesday , 7 30 p m p m I MT UNION 8APTIST Rc~t . Cec1t Cow , pastor Sunday ~t hoot sup ! . Joe Sa yre schooL 9 ' 45 am , ~u nday evenmg worsh 1p, 7 : JO Wt:dnel)(i ity pray e r and B ible study , 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLA.INS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Euqene Underwood . pastor , Howard Caldwell , Jr. Sunday Sc hoo l S.Upt , Sun day Sc hool . 9 10 a m , Morn ing se rmon . 10 30 a m , Sunday even mg service , 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev , Freeland Norn s, pastor : F loyd Norr is , Soup! Sunday Sc hoof , 9 30 am . , mor n in g sermon. 10 . 30 a m ., Prayer serv1ce, Wednesday , 7: 30pm CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY. G P , Sm i th . pastor Sunday Sc hoo/ , 10 am .. Arthur H enson, Supt .. Morn ing Worship , 11 a.m.; ·Yo ung Peoples se rvi ce , 7 p m ; Even1ng serv•ce, 7:30 p .m . Wednesday M1d W eek Prayer Se rv+ce . 7 . 30 p m .. Yo uth mee t ing 6 : 30 p m • Evenmg worsh iP. 7 . 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . H erber! Grat e, pa stor Wor sh ,p serv ice. 11 am . and 7 : 30 P.m . Sunday Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 am R ichard Barton, supt Prayer mee t ing , Wea . nesday , 7. 30 p m . BRADBURY CHURC H OF CHRIST Cl i fford Smith. min1ster Sunday Schoo l 9 · 30 a .m .. morning church 10, 30 am . Sunday evening service. 7 30p m Wednesday serv1ce , 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOD I ST -- Rev Robert E Buckley , pastor W illiam Bailey. supt , Su nday school 9 30 am , morning worship , 10 30 a m ., evenmg worship , 7 30 p m . Wednesday Chr;s11an You l h Crusade, 6 30 p m , prayer mee t•ng , 7 : 30 p m .. Thursday cho1r pract1ce , 7 Pm DEXTER CHURCH OF C HRIST Danny Evans. pastor, Norman C Will. supt Sund ay Scho ol 9 30 a m • Worship serv1ce, 10 30 a m Ch r iStian Endeavo r Sunday even1ng . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Ro<1d . Ralph Johnson. pastor Herbert Wh•le , Sun day School O~rector Sunday School. 9 30 am .• Mornmg worsh 1p, lO JO am. Su nday evenmg serv1ce 7 p .m . Wednesday even1ng prayer se rv1c es. 7 . 30pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Grea t Bend. Char l es Norris , pas tor Wor sh ip serv1ce, 9 30 a nr . Su nd ay School, 10.30 a .m to Point Rock Its . over w: • ' JUGHA ID .. WHAT ARE 'IE DO IN' WI F THAT THAR FISH IN' POLE .. AIN'T 'IE GOIN' TO SCHOOL? \u nday • area ( 61blc s tudy , Wednesday , is' to ( JO p m CARLETON CHURCH King s bury Road Sunday SchooL 9 30 am , Ralph Ca rl , su pt . worsh1p service, 10 30 am and 7 · 30 p m alterna tely . Almost everyone is a great Praye r meeting, Wednesday , soldier of the cross - if only 7 30 p m Rev Jay Si des. pa stor he'd lived back when - . OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Oh, how we would have STIVERSVILLE COM · Rev Car t Richards, supported Jesus and cast our MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday pastor Mrs W orl ey sch ool se rv•ce, 10 a .m ; Prayer Franc is, Sunday schoo l sup t , influence and powers against meelmg , Thursday, 7 p m , Sunday schoo l , 9 · 45 a m , Sunday evenrng service, 7 p m Pharisee-ism. We would have chur ch. servrces, second and ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fourth Su n days follow 1ng exposed this, and that, or Pomeroy Harrisonville Sunday sc hool, f irst and thi rd Road Ken neth Eberts. pastor something other! Sunday even mgs, 7 .3 0 p .m Paul Mcf;!roy, Sunday Schoo l LONG BOTTOM But we do not live in Jesus' Sup ! Sunday S,~;t:1o9 1 9 30 a. m , CHRISTIAN Mr Robert morn1ng worsh1p an d com . Wyatt. pastor; Sunday Sc hool day, when lie was here in the m un 10n, 10 . 30 am , Sunday su p! ·, Ronald Osborne. B1b! e flesh, and all our thunderings evenmg yo u th Chrtstian en Schoo l. 9 30 am . preach tn g d eavor 6·30, worsh1p ser 10 45 a m , Eve nm g Sef'vices, againsl Phariseeism today are 1 v•ces , Sunday, 7 . 30 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday even 1ng ·prayer '"' li~tle late and equally HYSELL RUN FREE rnec f tng and , ~,iQie stu dy , 7 30 METHODIST - Ro nald WellS., 'meaningless. II requires no Pm pastor . Sun day School 9 30 ST . JOHN LUTHERAN wisdom, faith, zeaJ , or am , Morn1ng worship , 10 :;10 Pine Gro~te , th e Rev Arthur il m , Young People's SE<rv1ce courage, report yesterday's Combs, p astor Sunday school , 6 · 45 p .m . Evangei1S f 1c- ser 9 30 a .m.. cl'!urch servJCes, v 1ce.. 7 30 p m. Prayer news. II is something else 10 30 a m meeting , Thursday, 7 · 30 p .m face and identify today's adBRADBURY CHURCH OF FREEDOM GOSPEL CHRIST . B i ble Sc hool , 9 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev vocates of error, especially if am , morn 1ng worsh ip, 10 30 L R Gl uese11 camp , pastor am Sunday eve nm g Worsh 1p Roger Wilfred , Sr.. Sun day they are even so much as h,alf Serv ice. 7 : 30 p m .. c ho~r Sc hool Sup t Sunda y Sc hoo l as popular as the Pharisees practice Sund ay and W ed 9 30 a m , Sunday evenmg nesday, 7 p m , praye.r meeting wor sh ip 7 30 Prayer meelmg, were. and B1ble Stu dy Wednesday, Tuesday, 7 30 p m . Ernest . The Pharisees are gone. 7 30 p m Deeter, c la ss lea der Youth ANTIQUITY BAPTIST meeflng. Wednesday, 1 30 There are none on earth today, Rev Freeland Norris. pastor p m . Er nest Deeler, lea d~r to my knowledge. Yes, there sunday sc hool 10 am .. Church MT . HERMON CHURCH OF serv 1ce. 7 p m Wednesday THE UNITED BRETHREN IN are hypocrites, but Pharisee B1ble St udy, 1 p m CHRIST Robert Shook, RACINE FIRST CHURCH pastor does not mean hypocrite . Sunday school. 9·Jo OF THE NAZARENE am, Russe ll Spe n cer, supt ., Pharisee was the honored Su nda y Sc h oo l , 9 30 a . m , worsh •P serv•ce. 10 45 am ., Morning Worsh1p, 10 30 am , eveni n g worsh1p a lternating name of a proud and most Even 1ng worShip, 7.30 p m , w1th C E a l 7 30 p m on popular religious group among Wedn esday Mid Week Se r v1ce Sun daY Prayer meeting , 7 30 Sun day Schoo l Superintendent , p m Wednesday A lfred Wolfe , the Jews! Tops! The most Gerald Wells Pastor, Re v . la y leader popular sect! Jesus called their Morr1 s M Wolfe WHITE 'S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coo l vil l e RD Rev Roy Deeter, names a few limes publicly. Word of God, and accept, Edward B Fischer, pa stor pastor Sun day schoo l , 9 30 UNITED MINISTRY OF 1nter1m Ronnie Salse r , am , wo r sh1p serv1ce, 10 30 It seems they taught and preach, and practice that MEIGS COUNTY, The Un1ted Sunda y Sc hoo l supt .. Sunday Am B1ble study and prayer practiced a few things God which is found therein, and Presbyterian ChurGh, Dw Jg h t sc hool . 9 .3 0 am .. morning 'Sc.-vtce, Wednesday, 7.30 p m . Zavitz, Pastor -Director , wor shi p 10 · 45 am .. Sund ay never authorized , , and ONLY that found therein, and LFIRST RUTLAND UNITED PRESeve nm g worShip , 7 JO p .m r<U TLAND FIRST BAPTIST . exempted themselves from a · oppose all ALL religious BYTERIAN, H ar r iSO n Wednesday eve•ng B1bfe st vdy. Rev Samue l J ackson, ville, Sunday Church 1 30 p . m pastor Sunday Schoo l , 10 a m few things God commanded ! practice not found in the Book, Sc hool. 9 30 am , Mr s Hom e r DANVILLE WESLEYAN Mrs Ge rtrude Butler, supt pt ; Morning Worshtp, All the lime they claimed be the Bible, the Word of the God L10ee,30 Su Rev Lawrence Sul liv an, Prayer se rv 1ce, 1·3 0 p.m , a m paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Preaching service, 2 p . m. the servants of God. FIRST UNITED PRES . in heaven! a .m ; yo ul h and Jun1 or youth RUTLAND CHURCH OF BVTERCAN, M idd l e When Jesus unrelentingly 6 . 45 p m., evening CHRIST ~ Keith W1se, pasto r This is a fight worth fighting! port. Su nday Schoo! Sc hoof , serv1ce, worship, 7.30p m, prayer and Sunday Schoo L 9 30a m ., v H exposed these facts and kept 30a m .• John F Fultz , Sup t . pra1se, Wednesday, 7 30 p m ' Braley , sup l. , worshrp serv i ce Loren T. Stephens, 9Morn,ng Worship , 10 30 am SILVER RUN FREE an d co mmun10n , 10 30 am ; the heal on (light generates evangelist, West Church of BAPTIST Rev Howard even mg serv1ce, 7 30 p m , heat), it aroused an anguished Christ, Pomeroy, Kim b !e, pastor Sun day Schoo l , Wednesday. B1ble st ud y, 7.30 10 a l'fl ; Henry Davis, Supt.,' P m Regular boa rd meetmg, cry of outraged piety reslllting MEIGS evenmg serv 1ce, 7:30 p m. fh 1r d Saturday eac h monlh , COOPERATIVE In false counter-<:harges and Prayer meetmg , Thursday, 7. 30 p m PARISH 7. 30 p m eventually, His death! RUTLAND COMMUNITY THE UNITED CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH -...- The Rev Lee METHODIST CHURCH GOO Rev . James Sa t Many people miss the fact Bu rn em, Pa s hv Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolen of Robert R . Ca r d tor f ield, pa s to r Su nday sc hool , Sc hool 9 . 30 a m , Worsh1p that His death, Jesus' death, Columbus visited over the Director 9 30 a m , wors h1p serv1ce, 11 se rvic e, 11 am Wednesday POMEROY CLUSTER am ,· even1 n g serv1ce. 7 , was because He attacked weekend with his brother, Mr. prayer mee tin g, 7 . 30 p m Rev Robert R . Card prayer service and youth Sunday night worsh ip, 7 30 religious traditionalism!! and Mrs. Jack Bolen and uncle, Rev , F, Stanfen Sm1th se rv1 ce, Wedn esday, 7 p m P m. CHESTER Worsh ip 9 : 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Traditionalism is distinguished Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen. RUTLAND CHURCH OF a m , Church School 10 a m . CHURCH - Robe r t E . Mu sser, THE NAZARENE Rev ENTERPRISE - Worsh1p , 9 from adherence to divine law; pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 Mrs. Helen (Howery ) a m . Church School. 10 am Lloyd D G r1 mm , Jr., pastor am , Robe rt Bobo , s upt . , it Is adherence to a party and Juniper and husband of Sunday SchOol, 9 30 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh1p , 11 mor n 1ng worsh1p , 10 :3 0 , Morn 1ng worsh 1p, 10 30 am creed, whether the party or Canyon, Texas, spent the , a.m ; Church . School 10 am Sunday eve n ing se rv 1ce, 7:30 . Young people 's service, 6 45 POMEROY Worship, -week serv i ce, Wednesday , p m . EvangelistiC serv1ce the creed are ever mentioned weekend with Mrs. Clara 10 ·30 am .; Church School 9 . 15 M1d 7. 30 p m 7 30 p .m Wednesday eve n ing . , UMYF 6 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF '"'authorized by the Bible. No, Howery . Other callers were a .m se rv ice , 7 30 p .m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh ip THE NAZARENE - Rev M MASON COUNTY Jesus was not killed by the Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Gardner of 10 a m , Church Sc hool 9 am .; C Lar1rn or e, pastor Bob THE HILAND CHAPEL UM YF 6 30 p m Moore , Sunday Sc hool Sup t Irreligious rabble, nor by Waynesburg, Pa. Geo rg e Cas to , paslor Sunday MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Su nd ay SchOol , c l asses for all School. 9 . 30 , evening worsh 1p Rev . Robert Bumgarner patriotic Romans or seditious ages, 9 30 a .m , morn 1ng Mr. and Mrs. John Vale, •7· 30 T11ursday evenmg prayer HEATH Wor'Ship 10 .30 worsh1p , 10.45. NYP S Sunday, Jews, No. It was religious men 7 30 p m. Stacy and Chrissy of Columbus am ; Church Sc hool 9:30a .m .• 6 30 p m , 1evangeliStiC s erv ic~ servtce, MAS ON FIRST BAPTIST ~ Sun9ay, 7 30 . p .m. M id -week wbo could not successfully spent Memorial Day with his UMYF 7 p .m. Second and Pomeroy Si s., Stan RUTLAND - WorShip 9 : 15 meet1ng, Wednesday , Cr a1g, pastor . Sunday school answer or deny His scathing mother, Mrs. Nellie Vale . a m • Chur c h School 10 a m , prayer 7 30p rn . Missionary meet1ng, 9 45 am. ; worship service. 11 F 7 p ,m second Wednesday, 7 30 p m rebukes, and who would not Other weekend visitors were UMY a m , framing un1on , 6 30 SALEM CENTER War . UNITED FAITH NON repent and change. They Mrs. Ethel Radekin of sh ip 9 a m , Church School 10 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev. p m , even1 ng worship se rv ice 7 30 p m Mid -week praye r .; UMYF Thursday , 7 p .m . Robert Sm ith , pastor Sun day preferred loyalty to the party McArthur, daughter and son- am SYRACUSE serv1ce, Wedn esday, 7 30 p .m CLUSTER schooL 9 ' 30 a m ., c lass leader, FAIRVIEW BIBLE Rev . Merrell Floyd loyalty to God and truth. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William L eo H il l . worsh1p se r v1ce, CHURCH Letart Route 1, !he ASBURY Worship 11 30 am ; church , 7·30 p m People today decry religious Phillips of Frankfort, Mrs. a .m .. Churc h School 9 50 a m , 10 EDEN Rev Stan C r aig, pastor UNITED Sunday school 9 30 a m 1st Tuesd a y BR2THREN IN CHRIST controversy as un-Chrlstlike. Dorothy Woodard of Pomeroy, WSCS. prayer and B1ble study, 7 30 FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 Eldon R . Blake, pastor . Sunday True,. contentiousness is Wl- Mrs. Freda Kennedy of Athens, a m ; Church Schoo! 10 a m . Schoo l , 10 a m , Winnie p m Collage pr ayer se r vice Tuesday , 10 am . , worsh1 p , 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 H o l s •ng er, Supl Morning .Christllke. But it is our Lord sister and brother-in-law, Mr. pwscs serv1ce , Friday , 7 30 p .m .m sermon , 1 I am. Eveni n g MASON CHURCH OF MINERSVILLE Worsh1p service Chr 1S I 1a(l Endeavor , Jeous himself who ranks as the and Mrs. Henry Schupbach of CHRIST, P 0 , Box 4B7, Mdle r 10 a m . Church School 9 a m ., 7·J o p rn ., Mrs Lyda test controversialist of all! New Martinsville, Va ., and • WSCS. 3rd Monday, 7 30 p nr Cheva11e r , pres1 (tent. Song Sl. , Mason. W Va Sunday B1ble St vdy 10 a .m . Worsh1p SYRACUSE Church se r v1ce and sermon , 8 . 20 Mid No quibbler or evader (neither Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner ol schoo l, 9 am . worsh1p ser - Week prayer meetmg Wed 11 am and 7 p m Bible Sl 4dy of which reflects the spirit of Rutland, brother and sister-In- v•ce, 7 30 p m Wed n esd a y 7 p m , Voca I nesday, 7 30 p m. Mrs Mar~e l"llUSIC SOUTHERN CLUSTER Hoi s111ger. class leader Christ), he was a bold · and law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Allen Rev . Frank Cheesebrew M~SON ASSEMBLY OF CHURCH OF JESUS Wlrelentlng denouncer of sin Ogdin of near Dayton. Rev. Martha Ann Mattner GOD SecOnd Sf , Mason , W CHRIST - Located at Rutland Va , Chesle r Tennant. pastor Rev . Howard Shrvef~y on New L1ma Road. neKf to and hurnanisms in religion. BETHANY (Dorcas) Sunday schoo l , 10 a m. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray The years have not mellowed and sister, Mrs. C. E. Stout, WorShip , 9 .30 am . Church Rouse , pastor. Ro bert Musser, morn1 ng wors h ip, 11 am .• Sc hoo l 10 . 30 am evange li s t ic service , 1 30 p m Sunday Sc hool sup ! sunday the iNues. B1ble study and pray er serv1ce CARMEL Worsh1p , ll School , lO · Jo am , worSh ip attended the alumni banquet at We dnesday , 7 30 p m Phon ' am . 1st and 3rd Sundays ; 7 30 p m 81ble study . Wed The name Pharisee has Wilkesville on Saturday night. Chu r ch School. 10 a m 713 -S1J3 n esday , 7 · JO p m ~aturday fallen into disrepute, but its HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F APPLE GROVE -- Worship, nig h t prayer serv 1ce , 7 30 p m Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of 7: 30 CHRIST 10 Christran Union first and th1rd Sun . HEMLOCK GROVE oplrtlllves on. Hurnanllma In Pomeroy was a Sunday visitor d~ys p: mChur The Rev Will1am Campbet I, ch sc ho ol. 9 30 CHRISTI~N · - Roger Watson, religion prosper, and proud at the home of her sister and a . m , prayer meeting, f1rst pastor Ray Whaley, supt . pas lor Sunday schoo l , 9 . 30 7 30 p .m . a m , Ja mes. H vghes, supt , Mornmg wor!1h 1p, 9 30 a m : names unknown to the Word of brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. E<ven•ng service. 7 JO p m EAST LETART - WorShip , c. ~"lurc h schoOl , 10 30 a m Wc dn esd"y evt' n mg pray e r 7 JO p m . second and tourii:J young people's meet 1ng, 6 : JO God today ,identify the most G. A. Radekln. nlt~C ting , 7 30 p m Yout h Sunda ys, ~hUrch .schooL 9 : 30 p rn ; evening worship, 7 30 pr-~yer serv1ce- each Tuesday to ( SHORE ·· 6UT ON TH' WHAT ARE 'IL 6011\1' TO fEll TH' SCHOOLMARM ABOUT &11\1' LATE ? WAY ! THOUGHT I'D MOSEY 8V TH' CReEK AN' DRAP A LINE ~ •- ~ }P < ! 1 ~ '' ~ . •. ,_, 0 -. EVE~HE.RE CAMPUS CLA'M'ER 1 GO, PEOPLE ~EY! T~ERE'S ONL~ l iZ scor; T><<: Cl-ASS SEXPOT CRINGE AT /IN APPIWACH . NOW, MOST Of= 1T IS COUNTellF£ ITL ' < nlEY KEEP ~lNG AWAY WHEN I GI<T NEAR 'THEM. ~KE iT EASY! IM lkl1NG~To THE. HOUSE. HAS NEVER GUT A BEEN 50 C~E.AN-M'I The new superhighway is a masterpiece of engineering skill, yet you still can't see around the curve in the distance. Whatever lies beyond the bend is as much a_mystery as it was when this was a single-lane road. CHIL.D HAS NEVER DiAMOND! LOOKIOD 50 HAPP'{ANDTHISISA MARVI.LOUS DINf.lER.!! Today we are living in the space age and are exposed to fresh · miracles with almost eve ry passing hour. But we s til l can't "see around the bend " of life. We are as human as we ever were and have no way of knowing what is coming next. b-1 li lA IO< , POili<Y' 5 DUE IN A FEW MINUTES AND :t FORGOT TO UNFI<!a;<;z.e THE OINNB<:! Since the beginning of time, man has lived with this myste ry. What keeps him going? For many, it is the knowledge that the answer to our fate lies in far more capable hands than ours. This is God's universe , after. all , Hi s creation , and we are His creatures. ® WORKIN(7 Rlt7HT DOWN True, you can't see around the bend. But you can eq uip yourself for life's journey by taking a single, all-important step. This step is toward the c hurch of your choice. TO !HE FINIBH Ll EH? NOT,QUITf., ufiNIE. 1'1/1 001N@ TO SNEAK OUT EARLY AND CET MY tlAIR DONE, A MANICURE 1 A PEDICURE ... THEN I HAVE WHY DOI>IT '>t?U RUN I WON'T! TOGO HOME ALON(7' ILL TAKE AND PACK. CARE OF '!tiE IDO&E ENDB. AT LEAST NOT FOR A FEW u-.-..DAYSJ Scnpturel! se lo>cled by the Arnt 11~an B1ble Society ... BUT OSCAR NEVER DID SAY WHAT .CI:U: TH ' CRITTER HAD TO BE ... With the hope it will, in some measure. foster and help sustain that wh ich is good i(l family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear be low. , Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & -LOAtkCO. Sh~r t CJrder -'\!~ c;ondit,ioned ~e.staura nf ,,·~·~' St . 'R/-. 7 ' Chest~r, Ohio 296 W. Second ' SUNDAY TJMES-SENTINEL LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to 'the Greater Ohio Valley General Merchandise Tuppers Plain s Ph. 667 ·3280 SWISHER &lOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK Middleport, Ohio THEY CAttHOT HAVE. GONE F~! OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Family Recreation Swimming, Camping FIND THEM! AHD \lriHEH WE 00, HOW ~ALL WE DISPOsE~ -,~ THEM, CAPT. 9l1Tl? ---...J Bakers of Holsum Bread Middl e port, Ohio ~ YHI<rday'o Cryploqaote: WHAT MEN USUALLY ASK FOR WHEN THEY PRAY TO GOD IS, THAT TWO AND TWO MAY NOT MAKE FOUR.-RUSSIAN PROVERB by THOMAS JOSEPH fHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. .\ ('ROSS GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy·Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System . THE DAILY SENTINEL Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . . \ The Store With A Heart Racine Ph . 949-3342 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Middleport Middleport , Ohio Keepsake Diamond Ring s 312 E . Main St. Pomeroy. 0 . RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE BOWERS - DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT . Mmc d e 116 W. Main Ph . 992-7590 Free Estimates · Guaranteed Installation Naf ionwide Insu rance Co. o f Columbus, 0. Pomeroy SEARS RACINE PLANING MILL Devoted to the Interest of The Mel~s & Mason Area omeroy , 0 . • 12v. d s' 7. Hl.'brt'" lctlcr 8. " Leaving - J et Plane" r2 wds.l Building Supples and Millwork General Contracting Ph. 992-3978 JO. f'' un g u!S 12. Pick up point s I G. - de mer 18. Exprcss<' d m words 19. Contradh:l ZO. Formt•r Yesterday '.~> 21. - sm<dl Answer 29. Smirk world <2 31. Semi · ( 2 wd s.J 23. llomc o[ 11 Acros!i 25. S\\ ubod.1 or Johnson 27. Bank Ru sSilln tran s- r ulm· a<:tion " ~"' """"'" preciou s ston e wds.) 22. Unaided ViSIOn a h1 35 Across *..... .."...... ,.....,..._ 33. Jnn cr Hcbrilll's island 34. us. Trcasun agent s 35, In valid [ood · I I ] HE 5Ait71HI5 WA$ TH!:. ACTIN6 &AM'iE.I 36. Before 37.1ndu s tribesman 26. lnr1uin.•s 27. Beautiful 2K. Shcll a Mar 29. t 'ini shcd AMANDA PANDA HELP KIM SWIM FAST irr--( SO HE CAN CATCH1 _, r ,(i . FISH TO EAT. 30. :\Irs. CoppN· field h 32. Jmc<·t 35. Oh~(' l' \' r·r oFIJ /\eross. A (2 W£89£D wd ~ ) 38. lndu Eurnpt•n n PEL..ICAN HAS CAPTAIN EASY . lln•cramble these rour Jumbles. one Idler to e11eh square, to form four ordtnury words. opcr:t - , French writer .F1 om th<' "'El c-rnnl City" Wafl . fo-Wall C arpet Specialists Paint- Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Tuppers Plain s 667-3963 THE DAILY SENTINEL 6. Sw mdlcr·s term fnr a dcstrovt•r (2w<l s.. l /\nx1cty THE DAILY SENTINEL TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Pomeroy hall great. George l?. Dh•init r 20. Nav) Sell it wi th a Sentinel Di splay Ad. Phone 992-2156 Authorized Catalog Merchant Lou is W. Osborn 220 E. Ma in Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave . Middleport, 0. 5. VNdi by Old U.S. 33 Ph . 992-7735 I. St<Jp In and See Us 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 go Basket· rou nded P. J. PAULEY, AGENT K&C JEWELERS 9. ])o ne with 14. Arkm ~-~. 15. Sur· CARPET-LAND, INC. CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets '106 Court St. Pomeroy .992-3001 ~{!11WJ]3'i1)£® u..t ~<>•••".J -J , _ .I . GJ\eJt. l IT'S VOU! 13. Sprite ( Formerly Domlgans) New O..Vner- Dick Sargent 1978 Klnr Futurea Syndica~, Inc.) in 2.l r<tckct PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd N!i <;idl epo rt 992-3550 MONTGOMERY WARD DtJ\\ n l1;ul t2 wd s. ' rid e r {2 wd s l All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. D.B.A ANTHONY M&R FOODLINER ~n nw -..---••l .l.cgc nd ar~ Devoted to the Interest of The M e1gs & M ason Area Pom eroy , 0 DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET' l. Kmfl 5 Co ncern v. Us ) .. (@ 3 What Ing: (2 Chester , Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY E. Main St. . MARK VSTORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Phone 992.3284 .. Pomeroy ' Ph . 992-3865 39. I" rent ll ri ver 40. Hind ,.,, .. . . ~ ·~ 41. il't•nc ur Rob('rt DOWS l . C'niQU(' 2. Elliptica l JHILY !'RYL'TOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLRAAXR Is I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W I HATE IT WHEN THE'{ RETURN M'( &ERVE! One letter si mpl y ~ta nd s for another. ln lhi " .!' ample A is u sed for the three L 's, X for the tw_o O's, etc. ~mgl e letters. apostrophes, the 1englh and forma tu~n of the \\Ords ilre all h int" F.arh day the code 1etlcrs are dtfter(!n t. CRYPTOQUOTES MVA XII NFWO OCP GCNA XSCN FBT'M HB FNQCSMHTM HB MVA XIINFWO OCP'SA TCFT I MC Vlll. A.-S FTI WIISJTAS - .......... -. �. POMEROY POMEAOY TRINITY Rev. W H . Perr-in , p~stor . Rov Mayer. Supt . Church school. 9 : 1S a m . • worst-t ip , 10 : 24 o m .. routn cho1r rehearsal Monday , 6 ; 30 p m ; Mrs . Marv in Burt , dirfoctor , senior choir rehearsal , 7 30 p m , Thurs day , Mrs . Pau l Nease , d1rector POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZAftENE Corner Union and Mulberry . Rev . Clyde V Henderson. pastor Sunday school , 9 . 30 a .m ., Glen McC lung, svpt ; mornmg WDrsh /p , 10: 30 a m ; evening serv1ce , 7 30 . mid .week ser V1ce . Wednesday , 7·30 p .m GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn ing prayer and sermon , 10 · JO a . m Holv communion and sermon , f irst Sundays , 10 : 30 a . m . Ct:iurc:h school. k. i nderQarten throuQh e 1ghth grade, 10 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF CH A 1ST - Mr . Hoyt Allen , Jr , PillS tor . Bible School , 9 . JO a m .• worsh ip . 10 ·30 , adult worship service and young people ' s meeting , both 7 30 P.m . Sun day . Wednesday , c omb i ned Bible study an·d prayer meeting. 7: 30pm THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray w . Winmg , officer In charge . Sunday, 10 am • Hoi iness m eetfng ; 10 : JO a m , Sunday School Young People 's Legion, 7p .m .; Thursday , Ito 3 p.m , L ad i es Home Leag ue, 7 p m . . Prep classes APOSTOLIC GOSPEL CHURCH , Racine - Frankie Morr is, pastor Sunday school , 10 a . m ; Sunday evenmg serv1ce , 7: 30. B1ble study , Tuesday , 7 30 p .m . • prayer serv i ce •. 7·30 p m Thursday ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Svcamor e St . Pomeroy . !he Rev . A, t hvr C . Lund , pa s tor . Sunday school , 9 IS a m . won.hip s.erv•ct . 10 :30 1 m .. lra\lelers • summer service . Thursa .ay, 7 30 p .m Charles Evans . Ch r isti an t~- d ucahon svpef'in tendent SACRED HEART RPI( . F"ather Bernard Kraj c ovic . pastor Phone 991 282'S Saturday evening Mass. ? . 30 p m Sunday Mass . 8 and 10 am Confes-,ons , Saruraay . 7 7 JO p m . POMEROY FIRST BAP TIST Robert Kuhn . pastor ; W i l1 1am Watson, Su nday school supf . Sunday school . 9 30 a m : BY F, 6 p m .; Bible study . Wednesday , 7 p m ; Ch01r practtce , Wednesday , 8 : 30p . m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS (:HURCH Harr1SOnvt1te Road , Rev O ' Dell Mantey , Pastor , Henry Eblin , ~unday School Supt Sund ay Sc hool 9 . 30 a .m .. Even ing worSh iP 7 : 30 p . m .; Prayer and Praise serv1ce , Th u r-sday , 7 . 30 p .m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL N on denom1nat1onal , George s Ol ter , Pastor Sunday School 10 a .m Worship Serv1ce 11 am Sunday night services 7: 30 p m . Wednesday Prayer meeting 7. 30 p m Everyone w elcome . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST, 200 W Ma1n St - Loren T . Stephens , evangelis t , phone 997 - 78S6 Conse rvat i~te , non mstrumental. Sunday worsh1p , tO a .m ; 81b!e study , II a .m • worstHp , 6 p m Wednesday Bible SIUdy, 7 P.m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH (non denommallonall, Langsv il le Dexter Road, the Rev . Worley Ha ley. pastor Sunday school , 10 a .m . •· even 1ng worship. 7 . 30 p .m . Prayer meeting, Tuesday, 7 · 30 p m ; youth group , Friday , 7 . 30 p m AD . VEWTIST Loca l ed on M ul berry He i ghts , near Vell!'rans Memor ial Hospital , Pomeroy Pastor Herber! Morgan Sabbath Sc hool , every Sat urday..,, 1 p .m and wor sh•P serv1ce follow ing at J : 15 p .m . Ope n Bible d •scussion each Thur sday at ? . 30 p m ell the c h urch . " The Frtendfy Churc h " GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Prea chi ng 9. 30 a . m , tirst and second Sundays or each month ; th ird and tourlh Sun day s each m onlh . worsh ip service at 7. 30 p m Wednesday even ing s at 7 JO, Prayer and Bible Study FIRST SOUTHERN SAP · TIST 281 Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy , affil1ated w ith S 8 C .. the Rev . Fred H i lL pa st or : Hershel McClure . Sunday school supt Sunday sc hool , 9 JO a .m , morning worsh ip , lO : JO am , Sunday evangelisi !C meeting , 7 JO p m Prayer mee t 1ng, Wednesday , 7 30 p . m MIDDLEPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Corner Fourth and Ma1n , Middleport Rev Henry Key , .Jr , pastor . Sunday School. 9 : 30 a m , Mrs . Erv in Baumgard ner , sup! • Morning worsh ip , 10 45 a . m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Carnahan, presid i ng mm1ster . Sunday, B 1ble lec ture , 9 30 am , Watchtower study , 10 : 30 am , T uesday, Bible study, 7 30 p m , Thurs day . m 1n is try schoo l , 7. 30 p m.. s er~t1ce meet1ng 8 30 P m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Christ '" Christian Un ion ...Lawrence Man l ey, pastor . Mrs. Russell Young , Sun day Sc hool ~ up t. sunday Schoo l 9 30 a .m Evening wor ship, 7 JO . Wednesday prayer meeti ng , 7 30 p .m MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racme Route 2, the Rev James M Muncy, pastor Sunday school, 9 · 45 ~ m , mornmg worshrp , 11 am .; evenmg worsh 1p, 7 30 p m . popular of religious bodies. Prayer meef•ng . Tuesday , 7 30 .. Young people 's meet 1ng. Deal too gently with it and p7 m 30 p m Th ursday you are ineffective. RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Berlha Kingrey , Compromise with tl and it subs titute pastor Sunday will be your friend and take you School. 10 am .. worship sen11Ce, 7 p m . Sunday Prayer into its bosom. meeti ng , Wednesday, 7 30 p .m . COMMUNITY But deal plainly and firmly . HAZEL CHURCH - Near Long Bot . with it, so that error and false tom Est1l Har t, pastor : Roy teachers are exposed, and you Brown, assistant pas t or schoo l , 10 a.m ; Church are open to every kind of harsh 7Sunday 30 p m. each Sunday even• ng , pray er rneet1ng , 7 : 30 and bitter opposition. p m Thursday And some good but unMIDDLEPORT PEN · - Th1rd Ave, the discerning souls will invariably TECOSTAL Rev . W1lliam Kn ittel, pastor view the entire conflict (both Rona ld Dugan, Su nday School Supt C la sses for all ages. sides) as an unfortunate and eve nm g se r vICe, 7 · JO p .m . unnecessary personaJity 81ble s tudy. Wednesday , 7 : 30 youth se rv• ces, Friday , squabble! To them it a 7p m 30 p m FREEWILL BAPTIST question of personalities and Corne r Ash and Plum, M1d · taste, not of principle and tlleport. Noel H errman, pastor . Satu r day even1 n g religious authority (does our serv i ce, 7 p .m Sunday sc hool , authority have to be divine, or 10 a . m .• Sunday evening w o rs h •P~ 7 p m may it be human? ) FIRST BAPTIST of Mid · r t, corne r of Six t h a n d They ~iis the.poinl, you see. dlepo • P a lm er Str eets . Rev Charles Issues nvolving divine truth, Simo n s, pa stor Danny· Th"ompson, Su nday s'chool the existance and nature of His Su p e r 1nten de nt Su nd ay Kingdom, and the salv~tion of chur c h schoo l tor everyone MornmQ worsh ip men 's souls are not incidental 910 1515 aa. mm ., Evenmg services, clashes of personalities, one 7 30 p m ; Wednesday prayer serv1ce, 7 30 p m Extra youth toward another. Faithful act1vtt1es on Sun day , S p m, soldiers must banish all per- for all youth up to SIXt h grade ; 6 · 30 for jun. or and sen1or h 1g h sonal bitterness and an ~ stude nls OF CHRIST . tag on ism, but at the same time M CHURCH 1ddl e port , Sth and Ma i n press the Issues and principles Raulin Moyer , pa sto r M •c ha el ch, Sunday Sc hool supt for which our Lord Jesus died. Gerla B1ble Sc hOo l , 9 : 30 am , We are all involved. We may morning wor ship , 10 30 a m , even mg wor shi p , 7. 30 p m , be spectators and sideline prayer se rv ice 7 p . m Wed critics, or we may cast our Jot nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH and influence with the OF THE NAZARENE - Rev Audry M1ller, pastor , Lew ts humanism forces and Eli1s, Sunday school sup t , traditional religion. There is Su nday sc ho o l , 9 .30 a m , morning worsh ip, 10 30; Jun ior another alternative , thank SOCie ty , 6 30 p m NYP S, 6 45 God : We may become diligent p m Sunday evangeliStiC meefin g , 7 30 p m . Pray er and careful students of the meeting, Wednesday, 7 30 p m the Sermonette Ingredients of a good prayer The prayer of every righteous man ought to Include fervent petition for wisdom to know the right, for greater faith to fully rely upon.it, and ' the dedicated zeal and courage with which to stand and act in the face of problems and isms of his own time and age or generation. SE~ENTH · DAY 111 pr.tyPr mf'("t.Og , lh 1rd W<·d m·.,day , 7 JO p m GREAT RENO WorShip II a 111 , l n d <tnd 41h ~ um;l~y ~ . Chvrch \chool. JO a m LETART FALLS Wonh 1p , I" a m . chu r ch sc hool , 9 a lfl . 1\ thf ,.. ..,,,,d y. 7 30 p m everv .1 , .. , . •r ~~ MORNING STA~ Wor shi p 9 30 a m . Church Schoof 10 3(1 <l m • M ~ d Week Se rv ice , Wednl!'-sday, 8 p m MORSE CHAPEL Wor Sh 1p II am ~ 1st and Jrd Sunday$ , Church SchooL 10 am PORTLAND - Worsh ip 7 30 J' .m .; Chur c h School 9 30 am . SUTTON - WorSh ip , 11 a .m . 2nd and 4th Sun day s , Church Sc hool 10 a m . WESlEYAN < R•c int>) Worsh 1p . 11 a . m • Chu r c h Sc hoo l. 10 am . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev. Jacob Lehm•n Re ... . Sfi!lnley Br.andum JOPPA - Wor sh ip 10 a .m . Church Sc nool 9 a m • Prayer Meet ing , Wednesday , 8 p .m . LONG BOTTOM Church se nt tc es. 9 am , Sun day Sc hoo! 9: 45 a m Bible Stud y e~tery T hur sday. 7 . 30 p .m . NORTH BETHEL Wor Shi p 11 am , Church Schoo l 10 am . ALFRED Su nday schOol, 9 · 45 a . m . each Su nday : prea ch1 ng at 11 a .m ea c h SundaY Prayer meeting , 7· 45 p m Wednesday , w scs. 8 p m on lhird Tuesday each month . REEDSVILLE Sunday sc hool , 9 JO. preaching , 7 . 30 p m . Sun day . prayer meeting , 7 ·30 p m . Tuesday , WSCS . 7· 30 t1rst Thur sday each month SILVER RIDGE - Worsh ip 10 a .m , Church School , 9 a .m . TUPPERS PLAINS Wor s hip 9 a m ; Church Sc hoo! , 10 am KENO C HURCH OF C HRI ST Hobarl Newell , sup f . Serv 1ce weekly, 9 30 am on Sunday Preaching first and lh1rd Sund ays of month by Cl1fford S{Tli lh , 9 30 am H OBSO N CHRISTIAN UNION Darrel Doddrlll, pa~tor Sunday SchooL 9:30 a . m , Leonard Gi l more, f1rst el der , evenmg service , 7 30 p m. Wednesday prayer meefmg, 7 JO p .m . MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2 The Rev Charles Hand, pa stor . Sunday schoo l , 9 45 a m ; mornmg worship, 11 am Evenrng servtces. Tuesday and l=ri day , 7 30 BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF C HRIST. B 1ble s tudy , 9 30 am , mornmg wor sh1p , 10 30 a m ; even1ng wor sh1p , 6 : 30pm WednesdaY 61ble study , 7 30 p .m MT . OLIVE CHURCH Long Bottom, Sunday Schoo l , 10 a m W1th Willa r d Pigot t. sup! Evangel 1st message each Sunday evening, 7· 30 p m . by Elder Russell Cline, mm1ster or th e Apostolic Fa1 t h B1ble Study, Wednesday , 7 30 p m p m I MT UNION 8APTIST Rc~t . Cec1t Cow , pastor Sunday ~t hoot sup ! . Joe Sa yre schooL 9 ' 45 am , ~u nday evenmg worsh 1p, 7 : JO Wt:dnel)(i ity pray e r and B ible study , 1 30 p m TUPPERS PLA.INS CHRISTIAN CHURCH Euqene Underwood . pastor , Howard Caldwell , Jr. Sunday Sc hoo l S.Upt , Sun day Sc hool . 9 10 a m , Morn ing se rmon . 10 30 a m , Sunday even mg service , 7 p m LETART FALLS UNITED BRETHREN Rev , Freeland Norn s, pastor : F loyd Norr is , Soup! Sunday Sc hoof , 9 30 am . , mor n in g sermon. 10 . 30 a m ., Prayer serv1ce, Wednesday , 7: 30pm CHESHIRE CHURCH OF GOO OF PROPHECY. G P , Sm i th . pastor Sunday Sc hoo/ , 10 am .. Arthur H enson, Supt .. Morn ing Worship , 11 a.m.; ·Yo ung Peoples se rvi ce , 7 p m ; Even1ng serv•ce, 7:30 p .m . Wednesday M1d W eek Prayer Se rv+ce . 7 . 30 p m .. Yo uth mee t ing 6 : 30 p m • Evenmg worsh iP. 7 . 30 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rev . H erber! Grat e, pa stor Wor sh ,p serv ice. 11 am . and 7 : 30 P.m . Sunday Sunday Sc hool , 9 30 am R ichard Barton, supt Prayer mee t ing , Wea . nesday , 7. 30 p m . BRADBURY CHURC H OF CHRIST Cl i fford Smith. min1ster Sunday Schoo l 9 · 30 a .m .. morning church 10, 30 am . Sunday evening service. 7 30p m Wednesday serv1ce , 8 pm LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHOD I ST -- Rev Robert E Buckley , pastor W illiam Bailey. supt , Su nday school 9 30 am , morning worship , 10 30 a m ., evenmg worship , 7 30 p m . Wednesday Chr;s11an You l h Crusade, 6 30 p m , prayer mee t•ng , 7 : 30 p m .. Thursday cho1r pract1ce , 7 Pm DEXTER CHURCH OF C HRIST Danny Evans. pastor, Norman C Will. supt Sund ay Scho ol 9 30 a m • Worship serv1ce, 10 30 a m Ch r iStian Endeavo r Sunday even1ng . REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRI ST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Portland Racine Ro<1d . Ralph Johnson. pastor Herbert Wh•le , Sun day School O~rector Sunday School. 9 30 am .• Mornmg worsh 1p, lO JO am. Su nday evenmg serv1ce 7 p .m . Wednesday even1ng prayer se rv1c es. 7 . 30pm BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Grea t Bend. Char l es Norris , pas tor Wor sh ip serv1ce, 9 30 a nr . Su nd ay School, 10.30 a .m to Point Rock Its . over w: • ' JUGHA ID .. WHAT ARE 'IE DO IN' WI F THAT THAR FISH IN' POLE .. AIN'T 'IE GOIN' TO SCHOOL? \u nday • area ( 61blc s tudy , Wednesday , is' to ( JO p m CARLETON CHURCH King s bury Road Sunday SchooL 9 30 am , Ralph Ca rl , su pt . worsh1p service, 10 30 am and 7 · 30 p m alterna tely . Almost everyone is a great Praye r meeting, Wednesday , soldier of the cross - if only 7 30 p m Rev Jay Si des. pa stor he'd lived back when - . OLD DEXTER CON GREGATIONAL CHURCH Oh, how we would have STIVERSVILLE COM · Rev Car t Richards, supported Jesus and cast our MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday pastor Mrs W orl ey sch ool se rv•ce, 10 a .m ; Prayer Franc is, Sunday schoo l sup t , influence and powers against meelmg , Thursday, 7 p m , Sunday schoo l , 9 · 45 a m , Sunday evenrng service, 7 p m Pharisee-ism. We would have chur ch. servrces, second and ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fourth Su n days follow 1ng exposed this, and that, or Pomeroy Harrisonville Sunday sc hool, f irst and thi rd Road Ken neth Eberts. pastor something other! Sunday even mgs, 7 .3 0 p .m Paul Mcf;!roy, Sunday Schoo l LONG BOTTOM But we do not live in Jesus' Sup ! Sunday S,~;t:1o9 1 9 30 a. m , CHRISTIAN Mr Robert morn1ng worsh1p an d com . Wyatt. pastor; Sunday Sc hool day, when lie was here in the m un 10n, 10 . 30 am , Sunday su p! ·, Ronald Osborne. B1b! e flesh, and all our thunderings evenmg yo u th Chrtstian en Schoo l. 9 30 am . preach tn g d eavor 6·30, worsh1p ser 10 45 a m , Eve nm g Sef'vices, againsl Phariseeism today are 1 v•ces , Sunday, 7 . 30 p m 7 30 p m Wednesday even 1ng ·prayer '"' li~tle late and equally HYSELL RUN FREE rnec f tng and , ~,iQie stu dy , 7 30 METHODIST - Ro nald WellS., 'meaningless. II requires no Pm pastor . Sun day School 9 30 ST . JOHN LUTHERAN wisdom, faith, zeaJ , or am , Morn1ng worship , 10 :;10 Pine Gro~te , th e Rev Arthur il m , Young People's SE<rv1ce courage, report yesterday's Combs, p astor Sunday school , 6 · 45 p .m . Evangei1S f 1c- ser 9 30 a .m.. cl'!urch servJCes, v 1ce.. 7 30 p m. Prayer news. II is something else 10 30 a m meeting , Thursday, 7 · 30 p .m face and identify today's adBRADBURY CHURCH OF FREEDOM GOSPEL CHRIST . B i ble Sc hool , 9 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev vocates of error, especially if am , morn 1ng worsh ip, 10 30 L R Gl uese11 camp , pastor am Sunday eve nm g Worsh 1p Roger Wilfred , Sr.. Sun day they are even so much as h,alf Serv ice. 7 : 30 p m .. c ho~r Sc hool Sup t Sunda y Sc hoo l as popular as the Pharisees practice Sund ay and W ed 9 30 a m , Sunday evenmg nesday, 7 p m , praye.r meeting wor sh ip 7 30 Prayer meelmg, were. and B1ble Stu dy Wednesday, Tuesday, 7 30 p m . Ernest . The Pharisees are gone. 7 30 p m Deeter, c la ss lea der Youth ANTIQUITY BAPTIST meeflng. Wednesday, 1 30 There are none on earth today, Rev Freeland Norris. pastor p m . Er nest Deeler, lea d~r to my knowledge. Yes, there sunday sc hool 10 am .. Church MT . HERMON CHURCH OF serv 1ce. 7 p m Wednesday THE UNITED BRETHREN IN are hypocrites, but Pharisee B1ble St udy, 1 p m CHRIST Robert Shook, RACINE FIRST CHURCH pastor does not mean hypocrite . Sunday school. 9·Jo OF THE NAZARENE am, Russe ll Spe n cer, supt ., Pharisee was the honored Su nda y Sc h oo l , 9 30 a . m , worsh •P serv•ce. 10 45 am ., Morning Worsh1p, 10 30 am , eveni n g worsh1p a lternating name of a proud and most Even 1ng worShip, 7.30 p m , w1th C E a l 7 30 p m on popular religious group among Wedn esday Mid Week Se r v1ce Sun daY Prayer meeting , 7 30 Sun day Schoo l Superintendent , p m Wednesday A lfred Wolfe , the Jews! Tops! The most Gerald Wells Pastor, Re v . la y leader popular sect! Jesus called their Morr1 s M Wolfe WHITE 'S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coo l vil l e RD Rev Roy Deeter, names a few limes publicly. Word of God, and accept, Edward B Fischer, pa stor pastor Sun day schoo l , 9 30 UNITED MINISTRY OF 1nter1m Ronnie Salse r , am , wo r sh1p serv1ce, 10 30 It seems they taught and preach, and practice that MEIGS COUNTY, The Un1ted Sunda y Sc hoo l supt .. Sunday Am B1ble study and prayer practiced a few things God which is found therein, and Presbyterian ChurGh, Dw Jg h t sc hool . 9 .3 0 am .. morning 'Sc.-vtce, Wednesday, 7.30 p m . Zavitz, Pastor -Director , wor shi p 10 · 45 am .. Sund ay never authorized , , and ONLY that found therein, and LFIRST RUTLAND UNITED PRESeve nm g worShip , 7 JO p .m r<U TLAND FIRST BAPTIST . exempted themselves from a · oppose all ALL religious BYTERIAN, H ar r iSO n Wednesday eve•ng B1bfe st vdy. Rev Samue l J ackson, ville, Sunday Church 1 30 p . m pastor Sunday Schoo l , 10 a m few things God commanded ! practice not found in the Book, Sc hool. 9 30 am , Mr s Hom e r DANVILLE WESLEYAN Mrs Ge rtrude Butler, supt pt ; Morning Worshtp, All the lime they claimed be the Bible, the Word of the God L10ee,30 Su Rev Lawrence Sul liv an, Prayer se rv 1ce, 1·3 0 p.m , a m paslor Sunday Sc hool 9 30 Preaching service, 2 p . m. the servants of God. FIRST UNITED PRES . in heaven! a .m ; yo ul h and Jun1 or youth RUTLAND CHURCH OF BVTERCAN, M idd l e When Jesus unrelentingly 6 . 45 p m., evening CHRIST ~ Keith W1se, pasto r This is a fight worth fighting! port. Su nday Schoo! Sc hoof , serv1ce, worship, 7.30p m, prayer and Sunday Schoo L 9 30a m ., v H exposed these facts and kept 30a m .• John F Fultz , Sup t . pra1se, Wednesday, 7 30 p m ' Braley , sup l. , worshrp serv i ce Loren T. Stephens, 9Morn,ng Worship , 10 30 am SILVER RUN FREE an d co mmun10n , 10 30 am ; the heal on (light generates evangelist, West Church of BAPTIST Rev Howard even mg serv1ce, 7 30 p m , heat), it aroused an anguished Christ, Pomeroy, Kim b !e, pastor Sun day Schoo l , Wednesday. B1ble st ud y, 7.30 10 a l'fl ; Henry Davis, Supt.,' P m Regular boa rd meetmg, cry of outraged piety reslllting MEIGS evenmg serv 1ce, 7:30 p m. fh 1r d Saturday eac h monlh , COOPERATIVE In false counter-<:harges and Prayer meetmg , Thursday, 7. 30 p m PARISH 7. 30 p m eventually, His death! RUTLAND COMMUNITY THE UNITED CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH -...- The Rev Lee METHODIST CHURCH GOO Rev . James Sa t Many people miss the fact Bu rn em, Pa s hv Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolen of Robert R . Ca r d tor f ield, pa s to r Su nday sc hool , Sc hool 9 . 30 a m , Worsh1p that His death, Jesus' death, Columbus visited over the Director 9 30 a m , wors h1p serv1ce, 11 se rvic e, 11 am Wednesday POMEROY CLUSTER am ,· even1 n g serv1ce. 7 , was because He attacked weekend with his brother, Mr. prayer mee tin g, 7 . 30 p m Rev Robert R . Card prayer service and youth Sunday night worsh ip, 7 30 religious traditionalism!! and Mrs. Jack Bolen and uncle, Rev , F, Stanfen Sm1th se rv1 ce, Wedn esday, 7 p m P m. CHESTER Worsh ip 9 : 15 LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Traditionalism is distinguished Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen. RUTLAND CHURCH OF a m , Church School 10 a m . CHURCH - Robe r t E . Mu sser, THE NAZARENE Rev ENTERPRISE - Worsh1p , 9 from adherence to divine law; pastor Sunday Sc hool. 9 30 Mrs. Helen (Howery ) a m . Church School. 10 am Lloyd D G r1 mm , Jr., pastor am , Robe rt Bobo , s upt . , it Is adherence to a party and Juniper and husband of Sunday SchOol, 9 30 a m FLATWOODS - Worsh1p , 11 mor n 1ng worsh1p , 10 :3 0 , Morn 1ng worsh 1p, 10 30 am creed, whether the party or Canyon, Texas, spent the , a.m ; Church . School 10 am Sunday eve n ing se rv 1ce, 7:30 . Young people 's service, 6 45 POMEROY Worship, -week serv i ce, Wednesday , p m . EvangelistiC serv1ce the creed are ever mentioned weekend with Mrs. Clara 10 ·30 am .; Church School 9 . 15 M1d 7. 30 p m 7 30 p .m Wednesday eve n ing . , UMYF 6 30 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF '"'authorized by the Bible. No, Howery . Other callers were a .m se rv ice , 7 30 p .m ROCK SPRINGS - Worsh ip THE NAZARENE - Rev M MASON COUNTY Jesus was not killed by the Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Gardner of 10 a m , Church Sc hool 9 am .; C Lar1rn or e, pastor Bob THE HILAND CHAPEL UM YF 6 30 p m Moore , Sunday Sc hool Sup t Irreligious rabble, nor by Waynesburg, Pa. Geo rg e Cas to , paslor Sunday MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Su nd ay SchOol , c l asses for all School. 9 . 30 , evening worsh 1p Rev . Robert Bumgarner patriotic Romans or seditious ages, 9 30 a .m , morn 1ng Mr. and Mrs. John Vale, •7· 30 T11ursday evenmg prayer HEATH Wor'Ship 10 .30 worsh1p , 10.45. NYP S Sunday, Jews, No. It was religious men 7 30 p m. Stacy and Chrissy of Columbus am ; Church Sc hool 9:30a .m .• 6 30 p m , 1evangeliStiC s erv ic~ servtce, MAS ON FIRST BAPTIST ~ Sun9ay, 7 30 . p .m. M id -week wbo could not successfully spent Memorial Day with his UMYF 7 p .m. Second and Pomeroy Si s., Stan RUTLAND - WorShip 9 : 15 meet1ng, Wednesday , Cr a1g, pastor . Sunday school answer or deny His scathing mother, Mrs. Nellie Vale . a m • Chur c h School 10 a m , prayer 7 30p rn . Missionary meet1ng, 9 45 am. ; worship service. 11 F 7 p ,m second Wednesday, 7 30 p m rebukes, and who would not Other weekend visitors were UMY a m , framing un1on , 6 30 SALEM CENTER War . UNITED FAITH NON repent and change. They Mrs. Ethel Radekin of sh ip 9 a m , Church School 10 DENOMINATIONAL - Rev. p m , even1 ng worship se rv ice 7 30 p m Mid -week praye r .; UMYF Thursday , 7 p .m . Robert Sm ith , pastor Sun day preferred loyalty to the party McArthur, daughter and son- am SYRACUSE serv1ce, Wedn esday, 7 30 p .m CLUSTER schooL 9 ' 30 a m ., c lass leader, FAIRVIEW BIBLE Rev . Merrell Floyd loyalty to God and truth. in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William L eo H il l . worsh1p se r v1ce, CHURCH Letart Route 1, !he ASBURY Worship 11 30 am ; church , 7·30 p m People today decry religious Phillips of Frankfort, Mrs. a .m .. Churc h School 9 50 a m , 10 EDEN Rev Stan C r aig, pastor UNITED Sunday school 9 30 a m 1st Tuesd a y BR2THREN IN CHRIST controversy as un-Chrlstlike. Dorothy Woodard of Pomeroy, WSCS. prayer and B1ble study, 7 30 FOREST RUN - Worsh ip 9 Eldon R . Blake, pastor . Sunday True,. contentiousness is Wl- Mrs. Freda Kennedy of Athens, a m ; Church Schoo! 10 a m . Schoo l , 10 a m , Winnie p m Collage pr ayer se r vice Tuesday , 10 am . , worsh1 p , 3rd Wednesday , 7 30 H o l s •ng er, Supl Morning .Christllke. But it is our Lord sister and brother-in-law, Mr. pwscs serv1ce , Friday , 7 30 p .m .m sermon , 1 I am. Eveni n g MASON CHURCH OF MINERSVILLE Worsh1p service Chr 1S I 1a(l Endeavor , Jeous himself who ranks as the and Mrs. Henry Schupbach of CHRIST, P 0 , Box 4B7, Mdle r 10 a m . Church School 9 a m ., 7·J o p rn ., Mrs Lyda test controversialist of all! New Martinsville, Va ., and • WSCS. 3rd Monday, 7 30 p nr Cheva11e r , pres1 (tent. Song Sl. , Mason. W Va Sunday B1ble St vdy 10 a .m . Worsh1p SYRACUSE Church se r v1ce and sermon , 8 . 20 Mid No quibbler or evader (neither Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Turner ol schoo l, 9 am . worsh1p ser - Week prayer meetmg Wed 11 am and 7 p m Bible Sl 4dy of which reflects the spirit of Rutland, brother and sister-In- v•ce, 7 30 p m Wed n esd a y 7 p m , Voca I nesday, 7 30 p m. Mrs Mar~e l"llUSIC SOUTHERN CLUSTER Hoi s111ger. class leader Christ), he was a bold · and law, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Allen Rev . Frank Cheesebrew M~SON ASSEMBLY OF CHURCH OF JESUS Wlrelentlng denouncer of sin Ogdin of near Dayton. Rev. Martha Ann Mattner GOD SecOnd Sf , Mason , W CHRIST - Located at Rutland Va , Chesle r Tennant. pastor Rev . Howard Shrvef~y on New L1ma Road. neKf to and hurnanisms in religion. BETHANY (Dorcas) Sunday schoo l , 10 a m. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolen Forest Acre Park , Rev Ray The years have not mellowed and sister, Mrs. C. E. Stout, WorShip , 9 .30 am . Church Rouse , pastor. Ro bert Musser, morn1 ng wors h ip, 11 am .• Sc hoo l 10 . 30 am evange li s t ic service , 1 30 p m Sunday Sc hool sup ! sunday the iNues. B1ble study and pray er serv1ce CARMEL Worsh1p , ll School , lO · Jo am , worSh ip attended the alumni banquet at We dnesday , 7 30 p m Phon ' am . 1st and 3rd Sundays ; 7 30 p m 81ble study . Wed The name Pharisee has Wilkesville on Saturday night. Chu r ch School. 10 a m 713 -S1J3 n esday , 7 · JO p m ~aturday fallen into disrepute, but its HARTFORD CHURCH 0 F APPLE GROVE -- Worship, nig h t prayer serv 1ce , 7 30 p m Mrs. Dorothy Johnson of 7: 30 CHRIST 10 Christran Union first and th1rd Sun . HEMLOCK GROVE oplrtlllves on. Hurnanllma In Pomeroy was a Sunday visitor d~ys p: mChur The Rev Will1am Campbet I, ch sc ho ol. 9 30 CHRISTI~N · - Roger Watson, religion prosper, and proud at the home of her sister and a . m , prayer meeting, f1rst pastor Ray Whaley, supt . pas lor Sunday schoo l , 9 . 30 7 30 p .m . a m , Ja mes. H vghes, supt , Mornmg wor!1h 1p, 9 30 a m : names unknown to the Word of brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. E<ven•ng service. 7 JO p m EAST LETART - WorShip , c. ~"lurc h schoOl , 10 30 a m Wc dn esd"y evt' n mg pray e r 7 JO p m . second and tourii:J young people's meet 1ng, 6 : JO God today ,identify the most G. A. Radekln. nlt~C ting , 7 30 p m Yout h Sunda ys, ~hUrch .schooL 9 : 30 p rn ; evening worship, 7 30 pr-~yer serv1ce- each Tuesday to ( SHORE ·· 6UT ON TH' WHAT ARE 'IL 6011\1' TO fEll TH' SCHOOLMARM ABOUT &11\1' LATE ? WAY ! THOUGHT I'D MOSEY 8V TH' CReEK AN' DRAP A LINE ~ •- ~ }P < ! 1 ~ '' ~ . •. ,_, 0 -. EVE~HE.RE CAMPUS CLA'M'ER 1 GO, PEOPLE ~EY! T~ERE'S ONL~ l iZ scor; T><<: Cl-ASS SEXPOT CRINGE AT /IN APPIWACH . NOW, MOST Of= 1T IS COUNTellF£ ITL ' < nlEY KEEP ~lNG AWAY WHEN I GI<T NEAR 'THEM. ~KE iT EASY! IM lkl1NG~To THE. HOUSE. HAS NEVER GUT A BEEN 50 C~E.AN-M'I The new superhighway is a masterpiece of engineering skill, yet you still can't see around the curve in the distance. Whatever lies beyond the bend is as much a_mystery as it was when this was a single-lane road. CHIL.D HAS NEVER DiAMOND! LOOKIOD 50 HAPP'{ANDTHISISA MARVI.LOUS DINf.lER.!! Today we are living in the space age and are exposed to fresh · miracles with almost eve ry passing hour. But we s til l can't "see around the bend " of life. We are as human as we ever were and have no way of knowing what is coming next. b-1 li lA IO< , POili<Y' 5 DUE IN A FEW MINUTES AND :t FORGOT TO UNFI<!a;<;z.e THE OINNB<:! Since the beginning of time, man has lived with this myste ry. What keeps him going? For many, it is the knowledge that the answer to our fate lies in far more capable hands than ours. This is God's universe , after. all , Hi s creation , and we are His creatures. ® WORKIN(7 Rlt7HT DOWN True, you can't see around the bend. But you can eq uip yourself for life's journey by taking a single, all-important step. This step is toward the c hurch of your choice. TO !HE FINIBH Ll EH? NOT,QUITf., ufiNIE. 1'1/1 001N@ TO SNEAK OUT EARLY AND CET MY tlAIR DONE, A MANICURE 1 A PEDICURE ... THEN I HAVE WHY DOI>IT '>t?U RUN I WON'T! TOGO HOME ALON(7' ILL TAKE AND PACK. CARE OF '!tiE IDO&E ENDB. AT LEAST NOT FOR A FEW u-.-..DAYSJ Scnpturel! se lo>cled by the Arnt 11~an B1ble Society ... BUT OSCAR NEVER DID SAY WHAT .CI:U: TH ' CRITTER HAD TO BE ... With the hope it will, in some measure. foster and help sustain that wh ich is good i(l family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the busmess firms and organizations whose names appear be low. , Meigs County Branch GAULS SHAKE HAVEN THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & -LOAtkCO. Sh~r t CJrder -'\!~ c;ondit,ioned ~e.staura nf ,,·~·~' St . 'R/-. 7 ' Chest~r, Ohio 296 W. Second ' SUNDAY TJMES-SENTINEL LODWICK'S MARKET Devoted to 'the Greater Ohio Valley General Merchandise Tuppers Plain s Ph. 667 ·3280 SWISHER &lOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK Middleport, Ohio THEY CAttHOT HAVE. GONE F~! OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Family Recreation Swimming, Camping FIND THEM! AHD \lriHEH WE 00, HOW ~ALL WE DISPOsE~ -,~ THEM, CAPT. 9l1Tl? ---...J Bakers of Holsum Bread Middl e port, Ohio ~ YHI<rday'o Cryploqaote: WHAT MEN USUALLY ASK FOR WHEN THEY PRAY TO GOD IS, THAT TWO AND TWO MAY NOT MAKE FOUR.-RUSSIAN PROVERB by THOMAS JOSEPH fHE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. .\ ('ROSS GAUL'S MARKET Pomeroy·Member FDIC& Federal Reserve System . THE DAILY SENTINEL Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va . . \ The Store With A Heart Racine Ph . 949-3342 GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. Middleport Middleport , Ohio Keepsake Diamond Ring s 312 E . Main St. Pomeroy. 0 . RALLS BEN FRANKLIN STORE BOWERS - DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT . Mmc d e 116 W. Main Ph . 992-7590 Free Estimates · Guaranteed Installation Naf ionwide Insu rance Co. o f Columbus, 0. Pomeroy SEARS RACINE PLANING MILL Devoted to the Interest of The Mel~s & Mason Area omeroy , 0 . • 12v. d s' 7. Hl.'brt'" lctlcr 8. " Leaving - J et Plane" r2 wds.l Building Supples and Millwork General Contracting Ph. 992-3978 JO. f'' un g u!S 12. Pick up point s I G. - de mer 18. Exprcss<' d m words 19. Contradh:l ZO. Formt•r Yesterday '.~> 21. - sm<dl Answer 29. Smirk world <2 31. Semi · ( 2 wd s.J 23. llomc o[ 11 Acros!i 25. S\\ ubod.1 or Johnson 27. Bank Ru sSilln tran s- r ulm· a<:tion " ~"' """"'" preciou s ston e wds.) 22. Unaided ViSIOn a h1 35 Across *..... .."...... ,.....,..._ 33. Jnn cr Hcbrilll's island 34. us. Trcasun agent s 35, In valid [ood · I I ] HE 5Ait71HI5 WA$ TH!:. ACTIN6 &AM'iE.I 36. Before 37.1ndu s tribesman 26. lnr1uin.•s 27. Beautiful 2K. Shcll a Mar 29. t 'ini shcd AMANDA PANDA HELP KIM SWIM FAST irr--( SO HE CAN CATCH1 _, r ,(i . FISH TO EAT. 30. :\Irs. CoppN· field h 32. Jmc<·t 35. Oh~(' l' \' r·r oFIJ /\eross. A (2 W£89£D wd ~ ) 38. lndu Eurnpt•n n PEL..ICAN HAS CAPTAIN EASY . lln•cramble these rour Jumbles. one Idler to e11eh square, to form four ordtnury words. opcr:t - , French writer .F1 om th<' "'El c-rnnl City" Wafl . fo-Wall C arpet Specialists Paint- Plumbing & Electrical Supplies Tuppers Plain s 667-3963 THE DAILY SENTINEL 6. Sw mdlcr·s term fnr a dcstrovt•r (2w<l s.. l /\nx1cty THE DAILY SENTINEL TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Pomeroy hall great. George l?. Dh•init r 20. Nav) Sell it wi th a Sentinel Di splay Ad. Phone 992-2156 Authorized Catalog Merchant Lou is W. Osborn 220 E. Ma in Pomeroy Ph. 992-2178 Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave . Middleport, 0. 5. VNdi by Old U.S. 33 Ph . 992-7735 I. St<Jp In and See Us 307 Spring Ave. Ph. 992-2318 go Basket· rou nded P. J. PAULEY, AGENT K&C JEWELERS 9. ])o ne with 14. Arkm ~-~. 15. Sur· CARPET-LAND, INC. CATALOGUE STORE Mr . & Mrs. Charles R. Sheets '106 Court St. Pomeroy .992-3001 ~{!11WJ]3'i1)£® u..t ~<>•••".J -J , _ .I . GJ\eJt. l IT'S VOU! 13. Sprite ( Formerly Domlgans) New O..Vner- Dick Sargent 1978 Klnr Futurea Syndica~, Inc.) in 2.l r<tckct PLUMBING and HEATING 337 N. 2nd N!i <;idl epo rt 992-3550 MONTGOMERY WARD DtJ\\ n l1;ul t2 wd s. ' rid e r {2 wd s l All WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. D.B.A ANTHONY M&R FOODLINER ~n nw -..---••l .l.cgc nd ar~ Devoted to the Interest of The M e1gs & M ason Area Pom eroy , 0 DICK'S GROCERY RACINE FOOD MARKET' l. Kmfl 5 Co ncern v. Us ) .. (@ 3 What Ing: (2 Chester , Ohio HEINER'S BAKERY E. Main St. . MARK VSTORE Rexall Drugs We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy Phone 992.3284 .. Pomeroy ' Ph . 992-3865 39. I" rent ll ri ver 40. Hind ,.,, .. . . ~ ·~ 41. il't•nc ur Rob('rt DOWS l . C'niQU(' 2. Elliptica l JHILY !'RYL'TOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AXYDLRAAXR Is I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W I HATE IT WHEN THE'{ RETURN M'( &ERVE! One letter si mpl y ~ta nd s for another. ln lhi " .!' ample A is u sed for the three L 's, X for the tw_o O's, etc. ~mgl e letters. apostrophes, the 1englh and forma tu~n of the \\Ords ilre all h int" F.arh day the code 1etlcrs are dtfter(!n t. CRYPTOQUOTES MVA XII NFWO OCP GCNA XSCN FBT'M HB FNQCSMHTM HB MVA XIINFWO OCP'SA TCFT I MC Vlll. A.-S FTI WIISJTAS - .......... -. �• I J R- The Daily Senti""'· Middlepoo•.fomeroy, O.,.June J, 1973 , Notice DEADLINES 5 PM . oav Before Publ ic a! ion YARD SALE at Simons' Wanted To Buy Mondav Deadline 9 a . m residence. 443 S. 6th . Mid USED deep freeze , che-.sl type . Cancellat ioq Correct1ons dleport on Saturday, June 1 ' Phone 992.7060. W•ll be accepted until 9 am . tor from 8 to 8. 5 30-31c Day ot Publicat ion 5 27-Sip REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves than one dq6'} . s 70 -llc GROCERY business for the - - - - r ight to edit or refect any ads KITTENS to give away . Call deemed object ion al The 992-5147 . publisher will not be responsible 5 2l 6tc for more insertion . For Sale 4 GRAVE lot in Meigs Memorial Gardens . Cheap. Call 949 incorrect TOMATO stakes . Will give top dollars for 5,000. Dallas Cleland , Rac ine, Phone 949 4121 5-27-71c ~ale. For lease Specialist Wheel Alignment Building for sale or lease. Phone 773·5618 from 8· 30 p.m.' to ·10 p.m . tor appointment . Pets For Sale 3-20-tlc POODLES , AKC Pupp;es, small minta ture , black or white, LUDWIG drums, 4 piece set, wormed. permanent shots, white , Phone 992-7096. $.75 : Phone Coolville 667 -6214. 6-1-Jtp 52012tc STAR CRAFT - New 1973 fold AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 down campers - sleeps 6 or a and S85 . Also Siamese kittens. - 110-12 volt, 3 burner stoves, s 10 Phone 1·256·6247, Kennels 2 water systems, raised of Calhoun . kitchen, School ou1 special 5-20-301c $1,325. Same low prices on travel trailers. Use Star- POODL.E puppies , Toy A·. K.C., master 8, 5999. Closed ror Chocolate _ Show quality . vacation June 10 thru 21st. Ph one 992 -5443. CAMP CONLEY STAR . 5 2311c CRAFT SALES. Rf . 62 North - - - - - - - - - of Point Pleasant, behind Red . Carpel Inn, Phone 675-5384. Mob ile Homes For Sale 6-1·6fc . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED '· ------ ------------ .. Lost NOTICE! ------ EXPERT Wheel Alignment •s.ss .. CLELAND REALTY WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE·992-2156 .PUBLIC NOTICES ~-~.----- GRAVELY T.RACTOR SALES 3 Virgil'l3.' Teaford, Sr. On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 -2094 & Pomeroy Home Auto Open8Til,s Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main , Pomeroy , 0 . EXCAVAT ING , dozer, loader and backhoe work; septic tanks installed ; dump truck s and lo·boys for hire ; will haul till dirt, top soil, limestone and gravel; Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992·7089; night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. 2- 11-tfc like a person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS . QUALITY t·alled at the home of Mr. and Douglas J ohnson of Racine on Monday evening . William Carleton of Racine called at the home of Eunie Brinker on Friday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Syracuse ca lled al the home of Mr. and Mrs . Allan Taylor a recent evening. Those calling al the home of Mary Circle recently wer:e Mr. and Mrs . William Perry of Bolland, Dhio, Mrs . Clara Pierce of Athens , Mr . and Mrs . James Circle of New Haven The Money-saving Way to See the U.S.A. \...: '"' ~ I ' Service Pomeroy Motor Co. From the laraest Truck or Bulldozer · Radiator to the ~mattest Heater .t :ore. Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist "Your Chevy Dealer" ,SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph. 992·2114 992·2126 Pome~oy Open Eves Til 8 L Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Orr or Chester ca lled at lhc home of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Lee and family on Monday evening. VETERANS OPEN SUNDAYS 1 - 6 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BANK FINANCING 12 Years . 10. 75 A . P . R. for Your For Your Mobile Home-. Land No Down Payment 500 E. 72 Buick Skylark H.T. Cpe., V-roof, air..... ~3695 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, air ................ '2695 71 Maverick 4 Door, 6 cyt, auto...... .... 1795 MAIN 1972 OPEL 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1970 DODGE 1971 PLY MOUTH 1969 PONTIAC 1969 CHEVELLE 1967 BUICK _ 1966 OLDS ·1964 BUICK Gran Ville. 2 Dr. H .T. Catill1nn, 4 dr . H T ., Brougham . F1rebird. 1 dr . H. T. • .Ton , Mup, VB , long bed ? Dr H.T. red & blac_k v;nyl lop , 1!111!!1 liitlil& T"CU 500 E. 1 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.- .. 1295 1 68 Chevrolet Impala H.T.................... 1295 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V·8, auto., P.S..... ' 1495 Door H.T.................. '795 '795 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door................... '295 63 Ram bier Wagon, 6 cyl., std .... - ........ .. '50 992·5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eveninqs Until6: 00-. Til 5 p . m . Sai. , : A thought for the day : Poet Masefield said, " Bitler it ·is, indeed, in human fate , when life's supreme temptation ' comes lao tal e." ~ John 12x65 2 Bedroom , front family room. com ple tely furnished A ll Electr ic Home . Ear ly Amer ican t ~,~rni fu r e & decor. Dlx. e lec. range, two doo r fros t fr ee ref rig, E M iy Am e rica1.1 dinette, wired for dryer, ·plumbed for ·wo sher , Iron I bay window, porch \iglil, conve nience group, ca rpet throughout; Nati ona l Fire Code windows in bedroom s. hurrican e tie down st raps. cabinets over uti lity area , house -type front door. shutte rs on dpor si de, light ed. range hood. ,sto rms & sc reens throughout , copper wire lhro ~ghou l, U. L. Approved . - $695000 YOUR PRICE WITH THIS AD InclUd es .delivery & se t-up within SO mile de liv ery radiu s of Pomerov , Ohio . We furni s h the b_lock . POMEROY , Q. Nell: I to The Jone s Boy s 600 W . MAIN ST. WILL trim or cut .trees or shrubbery. Also paint roofs. Phone 9.49-3221. 5·30-30fc I know everybody calls me h"pp y ·go. lu c ky, and thi ngs like that, but I'm a or De l aw<..~ r e 73 OLDS OMEGA nervous pl"yer - 1 think I'm just as ner vo u s a~ anyo ne on Moni ego 4 dr . se dan , V-8, a u to., P . S., P . B ., fa c. air . 72 FORD TORINO - - '2195 2 Dr . H .T., 6 cyl., s tand . 72 CHEV. VEGA -~~ '1895 2 Dr .• auto . , R&H . VEGA ~- '1595 70 GREMLIN --.--~- '1295 2 Dr. 6 cyl., s land . R ed. 70 OPEL KADEnE - •1195 69 FORD FALCON-------- •895 -Golf pro Let! Tre vino. 68 MERCURY ~-~- '795 ATHENS, 71 PONTIAC ---__,'1995 Catalina 4 dr ., V-8, aul a., roof. Hurry on this on e. Rang4i!r ao_ots $5.00 off R e g . Li s ted Price. 89c $11.80 - CAMPING: !,.amp and Stove - Fuel gal. Col e man Lantern Coleman Stove $12.88 - Sleeping Bags ; 1 ~s up . HARDWARE: Lincoln Welders CLOTHING : ..v r>m en's Arnold Grate . $92.50. Slacks, first $6.95 pr. - quality double knit men's 56.95. . Largest Selection of 8-Track Tapes. 1_ 1 , ,. R 0i'O! ases, all kindS $1.98 each. . MAYTAG L Wrangler 0 pEN 9:00 -5 : 30 Rutland . ' DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY & FRIDAY TIL 9 DAy 12 •TIL 5•30 0:;P;.;;E~N.;.,S~U~N ..._ _ _ _""!'_ _ _• _ _ _ _ 111 1___ P.S ., P:-13., viny l 69 MERCURY- -.,.--$1295 0. SHOES & BOOTS: Man made zippered dre ss boots $2.49 pr. all Johnson, In 1968, · Helen Keller. noled Amer;can bl;nd leacher , d;ed at the age of 87 in Wes tport , Conn . Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson and chi ldren, Debby and Cathy, Mrs. Charles Lawson spe nt the weekend with Lucy Davis at Charleston. ,spent Memorial biother, Harold ·l....awson. 72 MERCURY ~-- '2795 4 Dr . W ago n , 6 cy l .. au la. 85 N. COURT Ptoneer and I! 741 -4211 . Mary Donohue and Mrs . Bachus. mi . the tour . BILL'S ARMY-NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~v'\~~·' weekend with Mrs. '2995 Mont ego MX , 2 dr. H. T.. auto . on I h e conso le. Delinquent Tax . Closing Date will be June 20, 1973. Pomeroy Motor Co. Saturda~ Mr . and Mrs . Gary Miller of Mans.field spe nt a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs: brother, PuuJ Sayr~. Charles Lawson and a ttended Mr. and Mrs. James Housh the wedding of . Mrs. Miller's 4 Speed. The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second Half Collection of the 1972 Real Estate Taxes. Also for ~ Noon on lly Mrs. Herbert llousb Mr. and Mrs . Brice Sayre and haby of Rio Grande spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. lle rbert Say t·e. Mr . and Mrs. Normnn· Styer of . Waterford visited the Sayres- and spent the weekend wilh Mrs . Styer 's 2 Dr .. auto., R&H . Larry's Mobile Home Sales Big tapacitY Maytag Automatic s 2 speed operal ion , Choice of water lemp s. Auto . water .level con trol . Lint Filter or Power Fin Agitator . Per'ma· Press Maytag Halo of Hut Dryers Surround clothe~ with gentle, ever heat. No hot spots , no overdrying . Fine Mesh Lint Filter. We Specialile in Service 'lil 12 2 Dr . Ha l c hback.6 cyl . • a ulo ., P.S., R&H, 8, 000 71 CHEV. L.l. LOANS AVAILABLE Howard E. Frank Meigs County Tr~asurer ''-~ 8 USED CAR SPECIALS 4 Door, air. .... __ ._ ...... '695 "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu s in ess" ;;~,m ·Fairview , LET US HELP YOU! 67 Plymouth 2 Dr. H.T., V·8, auto...... .. .. 1495 Karr & VanZandt Open Evenings 1il 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Main St., Pomeroy, 01110 ARE YOU HAVING A PROBLEM WITH GAS? 69 Olds 88 H.l Sedan, full pow., air ..... '1595 ~Sabre w;ldcol , a ;r, l;ke new . 992-2174 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, P L '1595 66 Buick 98.?dr HT , IowmHeage,a; r Remember We Seroice What We Sell. 69 Chrysler N.Y. 4 Dr. H.l, V·rool, air .... .'1995 ''· ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full powe1, air . ... '2795 & air....... , Elec??S. Adr . H T,a;r,viny llop . •1995 •3695 •2999 •2395 $1895 •2295 $1595 $1595 $1095 ·$995 $69 5 We are still making some great deals on new Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you buy any car new or used check with us. We Servin! Wh111 We Sell 70 Olds Cut H.T. Sedan, V-roof, air. __ . _. / 2495 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power SitleiHte , ? dr . H T.. low mHeage. C,)l) dr H.T., air, vinyllop . REMEMHEU MOBILE HOME"' PQI. 4 Wagon, flu to ., one owner . CEWARD CALVERT, SALESMAN 1 ,, b" Du~ge 992-2174 PH. POMEROY, OHIO REGATTA SPECIALS Imperial USED CARS G HEEN 's Pa inting Ser'vlce, cover ing all work from finest interior painting to exterior spray painting, sand blasting and water proofing . Call 9-49· • 3295 for free estimates. 5-24-12tc i~~~~~J • ...... Radiata Pomeroy Motor Co. .'\·, 1\"1':11'•"1" 1•:111• l "l ot ' i:-o• ,\,..Ho . Mr . and Mrs . James Ingram Sr. of Columbus spent the weekend with Ralph Lee and Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lee and fmnily . Mr . and Mrs . Arthur Earl Johnson and llat and Sheryl VEGA FOR 1973 EXPERIENCED SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,, '------,,...-::-- Of AND SEE THIS BEAUTY TODAY SPECIAL CUSTOM PRODUCED, SPECIAL COLOR FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display . • By the Day Mrs. PUBLIC NOTICE! WORLD ALMANAC 2 SIGNS IN AUTO We talk to you .. "HEll" & SEE US FOR : Awninqs , storm Qualify Today, Call doors and windows, carports, mar:quees, aluminum siding and railing. A. Jacob, sales 304-485-3809 representative . For free Choose your own home from estimates, ph one Charles your AREA DEALER . Lis le, Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3·2-tfc SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC -:--------SEWAGE SYSTE MS READY -MIX CONCRETE CLEA NED , REPAIRED . deHvered r;ght to your MILLER SAN ITATION , project. Fast and easy. Free STEWART, OHIO. PH. 662· es tima tes . Phone 992·3284. 3035. Goeg lein Ready -Mix Co., 10-4-lfc Middleport, Ohio. 6-30· tfc SEWING MACHINES . Repair serv ice, all makes. 992-2284. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED The Fabr ic Shop, Pomeroy. REASONABLE ra tes. Ph. · 446· Authorized Si nger Sal~s and 4782, Ga ll ipoli s, John Russell, Ser Vice. We Sharpen Scissors. Owner and Operator . 3·29-ffc 5-12-ffc AUTOMOBILE ins urance bei!n can ce lled? Lost you'r C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer operator's license? Call .99¥· Cornp lete Service 2966. Phone 949 · 38~1 6·15-t(c Raci ne , Ohio Critt Bradford DOZER and back hoe wor( 5-l.tfc ponds and septic tank s, ditcl) ing service ; top soil, fill dir~ . ELNA a nd White Sew ing limestone; B&K ExcavatinQ:. Ma chines .. . Service on a ll Phone 992·5367 or 992-3861. 1 makes . Reasonable rat es. The Sewing Cen ler, Mid · -~-----9-1-l.lc dleport; Ohio. NOW OPEN - Roger Hyset l\s 11 · 16· 11C Garage, near Crossroads on St. Rt . 124; all mechanic wor.k BODY wqrk - paint jobs done including automatic fran~ · reasonable . Folmer ' s miss io ns. Monday th r.u Gara g~ . 992 -7597, -seCon d. Saturday, 8:30 a . tn , to 5o. fl}. house on Burdette Rd ., Laurel Phone 992 -7121 or 992-5682. • CHff. 5-3·30f.c 5-27-6fc - -- - - EXCAVATING. Dozers, larg~ O'OELL WHEEL AHgnment and sma ll ; Ba ckhoes and loca ted at Crossroads, Rt. 124, loaders on track and tireS:; complete front end service, Dump trucks La-boy tune up and brake service . service. Septic tanks in · Wheels balanced elec tr o n. i c a II y . A II wor k ~~a~~~d9i;~~;fae ~rB~~.f4~~~:n~, guaranteed . Reasonable 2 · 9- ff~ rates. Phone 742 -3232 . 3232. SON'S TV serv;ce anp 2-18-tfc HARRI se r vice ca ll s. PhonEt 992.2522. 2-9 - lf~ HO USE and roof Pai nt inq; interi or · and ex te rior , free AUTO AIR cond;tlonlng. Ser,estima tes-; cal\ 992·7008 or 992 .. vice and r.epair . Call 992·3802. 2460. 5-24-30fp 5-21-JOip G& E ApplianCe Repair . repair ...,. on all laundry equipment, refrigeration equipm·e nl and house wiring, welding. electriC and gas . Call 992-3802 . or after 4 :30 p ." m. call 992 6050. 5-24-30fp Broker STOP POMEROY HOME Carmel News, OFFICE SUPPLIES and John Tucker , Rt . 4 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992 -3954 WOOD TRUSSES & , ' MODERN SANITATION ------ Chevrolet 992 -2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy 24 Hour Daily Service It Must KOSCOT SPECIALS lor May RATES Be Right ~r e Hai r Kair Prod ucts 1n For Want Ad Service will eluding other items. if you 5 cents per Word one insertion WANTED · - OLD UPRIGHT it Right . have ev~r purclh15ed Koscot . Min imum Charge 7Sc PIANOS . Any condition . 12 cents per word three Kosmelics and are not being Pay ing 510 each. First !loor conseCl~t ive ins~r t i ons serviced. phone Helen J<Jne only. Write giving direcftons . 18 cen ts per word si w. con Brown . evenings also . 992 secut ive insert ions . Pianos . P. 0 . Bo• 186, Sardis, 511J. 25 Per Cent Disc ount on pa id 8·4:30 Oilily, 8·11 Sat. Ohio , 43946. 513Jic ads and ads pa id within 10 days S-27.6fp In the R. H. Rawlings Sons CARD OF THANKS Building. & OBITUARY DRESSMAKING, also crochet 992·2101 Middleport , 0 . Sl :50 lor SO word mi n im um . and knitting . Assistance or NO. 1 Copper , SOc ; radiators , Each additiol'\al word 2<: j n s.l r u c 1 ions ; fa s I ; 28c. brass , 18c. batteries. 85c BLINDADS reasonable . Phone 773-5411. each; clea n dry roots . Gin Additional ?5c Charge per 5-30-3tc se ng , $60 : yellow root , $4 ; ASK US ABOUT Advertisement . - - - -- - - - - : : - mayapple, 45c per lb .; M . A. OFFICE HOURS B: JO a . m . to 5:00p .m . Oatly , JEWELL Decorators . Dry ~all PRE -FABRICATED Hai L Reedsv ille. Ohio. 378· B: JO a . m . to 12 :00 Noon ftntshing, paper hangtng . 6149 . Saturday . in terior arid ex terior paint 5-6 lie .-----------~ ing Phon 698-5341 or 669 RID ING horses 2 sorrels, 1 Air Conditioners 3764. OLD Furniture, oak tables, Palamino, $150 and up . All 6·1-12tc Wooden ice boxes , brass beds. Awnings gentle. Arnold Grate, GREY Tabby cat, with some or comp lete di shes Underpinning Rutland . Phone 742-4211 day yellow. Just moved from DON 'T I ike to remove households ;· Write M . D. Built to Your ' Specs or 742 -5501 night . farm on 124 close to old coal wa llpaper? I can do t his job Miller , Rt. .4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Delivered to Job Site 6· 1-3tc Comple te moPi le home tipple, close to Rutland . Call taster than mosL (.,II 992·7405 call 991 ·6271. se r v ice ~ plus gigantic Mrs . Doy le Hudson , 742 -6471. s to 8 p.m. only . 3 WAGON wheels $25, breakfast display of mobile homes . 6-J-6tc 5·30-31c HOGG ZUSPAN set, 4 chairs. $25. 8 gallon always available at .. s tone jars, $1 a gallon. Phone PAl R of Lady' s glasses lost at Help Wanted MATERIALS CO. 667-3624. Racine Alumni May 27. l,f 773-5554 Ma son , W. Va . MILLER STREET Commissioner tor the 6-1-3tc foun , call 949 -3471. village of Pom ero_y: Must be ------~ 6-1·6tC MOBILE HOMES able to operate light equip· PACEMAKER !railer , all Real Estate For Sale ment . Apply City Hall, aluminum, 8 x, 35. Also boat. NEW 3 bedroom home in 1220 Wa shington ~lvd . Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 949-.4401. Notice Mason , brick ·fron t, hardwood 5 Jt .3tc The Annual Meeting of the BELPRE. 0. 6-l-31c 423-7121 fl oors, gas heat. large lot. GUN SHOOT, Factory choked Su lt on -Chesler Filrmers -----Phone 773-5554 . and hand choked guns , Mutual Fire Insurance Co. WANTED: Man expert with DON'T pump your sluggis h CASH paid for all makes and 5-22-61c Forked Run Sportsman Club, sickle for hillside . Trim will be held al the Forest septic tank ~ Get Klean-Em models of mobile homes . Sunday. June 3, 12 noon . bushes also. Call 992.5233. United Methodi st Run All Septic Tank Cleaner, Phone area code 61 4·.423·9531. 5-31 -3fc 5-31 -3fp Landmark Farm Bureau, Church. 4 . lJ.tf c Pomeroy_ - - - - - ----"-"'-'-'"' Monday , Jun e4 GUN SHOOT , Fr;day, 7:30 COOK, waitress and ca rhop ; 6·1-ltc 9A.M. p.m. , factory choked guns app ly in per~on, (row's Steak Auto Sales only. Assorted meats . HOIJSe . BEAGLE pups, .3 mos .. Full 1972 CAMARO Z-28. like new. Refresnments served . Racine 5-10-llc Gene Yo st, Pres. blooded, $25. Phone "2·3656. $2.900. Call 992-3453. Gun Club. 6·1 -21p 5-23 -Sic 5·30-3tc los -: "4-:cO o -O ;:D = ' S~ A""'Q"Uc-AccR ::-1,-,U-:cMc:-:-S-:f; s h SHOOTI NG MATCH. Corn 1960 FORD Fairlane, 1960 Bu ick loca tion , E . MAIN'----~ and supplies, new McDANIELS Custom Slaughter Hollow Gun Club, turn first Erectra, power steering and Ash Street, Middleport, near House and Meat Cutting ; POMEROY right after Miles Cemetery, brakes. Bot h ve ry good park ; Phone 9n-5443 . State and -Government in Rutl and . Factory choked mechanical condition . Do "not CARRIERS IN 1.J.tfc spec led; phone 773-5208. gqnsonly . Sunday, June 3, 1 p. FURNISHED HOME See Martha Husted , use oil. . 5·20.121c m. A large lo t 100x135 . 2 .. RFD 3, Pomeroy, I m ile n. of POMEROY 5-3 1-31c MASSEY · Ferguson 10 horse Pome roy on Rt . 33. bedrooms, d ining room. PIANO TUNING . Karl Kebler, power l~w n and garden 5 30 3t tractor, mower and dozer · · P Completely renovat ed 3 yrs. Mason , W. Va. Phone 773- CHESHIRE Cafefer;a. Open ago. Furnace, bath , floors. 5535. blade Appaloosa gelding,M __ U _S _T se _l_ l.-s-ha r p -,-cl-97_2_ D-eni on , Monday through Friday 5:30 storm doors & windows. G.E. 5·24-12tc nice for 4-H or a beginner. a. m. to 8:30 p. m . Closed K;lchen . ALL FOR THE 992-2343. Cheap. Call 985-3582 or see Phone Saturday. Open SUnday 10 a. Paul Pri ce, Long Bottom . PRICE OF A TRA IL ER. THE UNION Optical Center will 531 -3. t c m. to 7 p . m . 6-1-31p $8,SOO.OO. observe Summer hours from S-31-3lp Memorial Day wee kend to LOVELY BRICK NEW 2 pc . Early American Labor Day. Closed Saturdays . GARAGE SALE - June 1st 1 acre of grouhd . About 10 l·iving room · suite, 190 pet. Real Estate For Sale Eye Examination s by ap· years old. Lovely kitchen·has thru June 6th, 504 E. Main St., ny lon with Scotchgard and OWNER .- selling under pointment. everyt hing . 31a rge B.R. with Pom eroy, near Smith-Nelson maple wood tr im . Thi s week BYa pprai sa l va lue, new ly buil l 4 5-27 -6tc Motors . Typewriter, bike, Wamed double walk in c losets. 1112 only 5189.95. Cash and Carry, cloth ing , jewelry, ·furniture, SOMEONE to taKe over my PomerO"y Recovery, 622 E. furnished apa r tments bu ilt· in bath s. Carpeted . Large cabinets. panelled walls, now dishes, la mps, lawn mowers Main St., Phone 992·7554. Ca rport . Full basement with mowing in Middlepot by June rented monthly income $340. (mostly for parts), old bot S-31-6fc large recreation r oom .. 15 . Shou ld be able to dq All e lectric, ci ty water in tl es, jars, Avons, knick $29,500.00. trimm ing around walks, etc., count r y bet-ween pomeroy knacks, , toys . We Will have (3) 1973 ZIG-ZAG Sew;ng MAKE AN OFFER please phone 992-3911 . AI hens. Ph one Mason, W. Va. , something for everyone in Machines left in layaway. 713 3 bedrooms. New bath . New 6·1·3tc Your Right to Know -5580. Will " conside r trade. c lud ing many co ll ectors Beautiful pastel co lor , full Lots of FA furnace. Idea l lor home and income tor items. Come see. size model. All built-in to and be inform ed of !he func Jot . New out paneling . Large retired coup le . S-31-4tp bt,Jttorihole, do sfretch sewing lion s of your government are For Rent 5-20-121p cellar and storage room . and fancy st itching. Pay just embodied in publ ic notic es. In L3rg e recreation room. RUMMAGE SALE Fr;day and NEW tr.a iler in Syracuse. !hat sel f .governme"nl charges $48.~7 cash or . ter ms s ROOM hou se, bath , basement,. Ut ility room. ASKING JUST an citizen!> to be informed ; Saturday from 9 to 5 p. m. Adults only, Call .992 -3525. avatlabie, Trade -•.ns ac · gas heat. 2 1ots. S. D. Buskirk, $9,800.00. ... th ili newspaper urges every . Hughes Bui ld ing across fr om 5·27·6tc cepted. Electro Hygtene Co. 341 Page St., Midd leport . cit ize n to read and study these 7 ACRES the Middleport Library. Phone 992-7755.· Phone 992-54. 8 7 . not ices . We strongly advise Almost in ·Po meroy. 4 5-31 -2tc 12 X 60 MOB ILE Hom e. Ba er 's 5-31-6tc those c;ili"zens, seekj ng furt he r 6· 1-3tp bedrooms wi th large closets. inform atioo. to exe rcise !heir Marke t. Syracuse, Ohio. Bath, din ing room, paneling, · 5-27 -lfc r i_g ht of access to publi c (2) . E!ectrolux Vacuum FARM, .55 a c res . Rutland , carpeting. Full basement. · Hauling carts , · lawn •re cords an~ public meeti ngs . Township, $300 per acre . aerators, lawn rollers a nd Alum . siding. Garage and Cleaners comp le te w ith at - Phone New Haven 882-2984. J AND 4 ROOM fur nished and tachments, cordwinder and seeder s prea ders to tit a 11 othe r buildings, $17,000.00. unfurnished apartments. paint sp ray . Used but in like _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _6_ ·1·6tp NOTICE OF APPUINTMENT sizes of garden tractors and ABOUT4 YEARSOLD Ph one 992.5434. Case No . 20 ,937 new condition . Pay $34.45 riding mowers. 4-12-ttc 4 bedrooms w. closets. Ni ce DUE to job tr ansfer. must sell Estate of Allen C. BREWER , cash or budget plan available . bath. Nice kitchen , lots of Deceas ed. Electro Hygiene Co., Phone hom e. 3 bed:-oom, total Notice is her eby given tha t ca binets and range. Dining 2 BEDROOM mobile home, air e lectric, large .Jot. F. H.A 992-7755. Audrey 0 . Brewer of R D .• area. Storm windows & con d itione d , Ra ci ne area. 5-31 -6tc approved. Syracuse. P~ond Portland, Ohio, has been duly Phone 992 -6329. 992-7836. doo"rs . 111:2 acres of ground. appo inted Executrix Of the 5-23-tfc 5·25-lfc Pom eroy , Ohio Close fo Rutland . $16,900.00. Estate of Allen c Brew.er, Phone 992·2975 WEOFFERBYEARSREAL deceased , tate of Meigs Coun ty, Ohio SPRING SPECIALS ESTATE EXPERIENCE 7 ROOM hou se with bath in 2 BEDROOM apartm e nt and 2 Creditors are required to file Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Rutland , air condi t io ned, HERE IN MEIGS COUNTY . bedroom trai ler. Mason, Wes t th eir claims wi lh said liduc iary SABRE TILLER Monday - thru Thursday, 8 carpeted, gas furnace , d is hVa. Phone 773 -5147. Rey nolds LI ST WITH US TODAY FOR within four mo nth s washer , doubl e oven, range. a.m . 10 8 p.m. Friday and Shop. Flower A FAST SALE. Da ted this 15th day of May , 31fz HP '129.95 5 30·21p double garage, large ca rport. Saturday . 1973 . In Carton Manning ·o . Webster, Judge 4 acres cleared and fenced, HENRY E. CLELANO Set Up, 134 .95 Cour t of Common Pl eas. sma ll barn and other BROKER . MOBILE hom e space· In TRIP LE A Driver's Education Probate Divis ion build ings. Phone 304-742-6834. Syracuse; phone 992·6329. · 992 -2259 c la sses will beg in Jun e 5. For (5 ) HI, 25 (6) l , Jtc TURF TRIM MOWERS 5-30-tfc · 5-2· lf c infor mati on call Ben Slawter If no answer 992-2568 1 4~.95 992·5628. HP NEW Homes on your lot Qr ours . 5·30-3tc PRIVATE meeting room for In Carton V Wanted To Buy NO MONEY OOWN lor any organiza ti on; phore 992 Set up, $54.95 WANTED - Used merchandise $50.00 REWARD for ;n. qua lified buYers Using F .H. J975 . POMEROY ~ For auct ion . We buy , we Adm . loan . (Closing cos ts 3·11 -tf c formation leading to arrest 9 ... _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. sell, whole houseful or single onl y.) A varie ty of floor plans and conviction of persons who - - - - - - - - - ~ Phone 992 -2181 piece s, consignme nt or wi th various financing stole a 32 automa tic _pi stol ALL ELECTRIC - t;ke new 3 percentage . We will hau l. programs availab le. We from me. Bud Bartimus , ·rooms with large b'lth. 1973 STEREO B track . A Small Phone 992·2792 after 5:30p.m. s peC iali ze in work ing wi th Reedsvil le. Phon e 378-6304. Electric wall oven, tabl£ top balance of $ 88 .64 or pay $6.50 Hayman 's. AEP Co. employees although 53061c range , large closet located on s.25-30tc we are available lo all. Meigs E. Ma in st., Pomerov . SP.P tn per month . Phone 992-5331. Deve l.o pmen l Co., 150 N. YARD sal·e , Thursday, Friday UO Mechanic Street appreciate. Ph. Gallipolis - - - - - - - - -4-·2_0-lfc Second Ave ., Middleport , and Saturday, clothes, 446-9539. Ohio. Ph one 992 -5976 for in· children's and la rg e r PQmeroy, Ohio S-29-ffc MUST se ll 1973 deluxe Z;g.Zag se wing machine. This !ormation . women's sizes. app liances, 5·6-30t c machine darn s. embroiders, furn iture, d ishes, odds ·and SLEEPING room, Call992-7244. BUNGALOW makes buttonho les , a ll -c-c-:-::-::~---:c-----:c ends, across from old Racine 5-31-6tc WEDS - Thi s is a NEWLY HO USE in Long Bottom . Phon e without attachments. Ju st High School on Broadway St., cozy 2 bedroom house wit h 985-3529. dial and sew . Pa y balance of Ra cine, last house. Call 949 - TRA ILER space, free gas and 6· 11 -tfc bath, furnace. and basement. $38.50 or pay $5 per month . 2714. water. Phone Reedsville 378For only 56500.00. With Phone 992-5331. 5-30-3tc 6278. 4-20-tfc 3 BEDROOM brick house, S l ,000.00 down , the payments 5·31 -3t c -------living room, dining room, will be $46.01 . Less than rent, BAND Saturday nigh t at Jack ' s Furnace Controls buitl·in kitchen , Jl/ 2 bath, jus t ask Dad . HOME Grown Tomato plants c;: tub : Twin River Boys. SMALL 3 rooms and bath · for garden use;_ large st urd y basement wit h basement NEW LISTING s.J0-2tc HUMIDIFIERS furnished apartment, utili1ies garage, gas furnace, Tuppers 88 ACRES - Some timber. A plants; Impr oved Mexican, furnished, men preferred. PI .;tins and Chester water . real place for conten tment, an.d Heinz n.sO and Su perso.nic ; Hot Water Heatet , ROOF lN G and Heal ing Repair ; Ideal for working men . Phone 985-3807. also hot peppers , mangoes freedom . All Minerals . Just off nlllypes ; Specia l Cleaning Completely private from Plumbing 5-25-61p Route 143 . Only $10,000.00. and cabbage plants. On Rt . and oi ling of blower, complete resi den ce. Phone 992 -3881 124, 500 fl. above 1he State Electrical Work LAND AND POND check on furna ces; phone 843· from 4·6 p. m. After 6 p. m. Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thoma s 6 ROOM house wi th bath and NEARLY 5 ACRE S - Several 234 1. ca ll 992 -3134. Hayman . furniture . Inquire 992 -5373. home s ites on State Route . 5-2-301c 5-31-6fc 4-24-33tc 5·18-16tp Carry -ou t bu siness now Only $6500 .00. opera ting . REGISTERED polled He reford For Rent For Sale GRASS LAND bull , 2 years qld. Phond 247· TRA IL ER in Brown 's Trailer ON RT. 33 and 681 - 65 acres Park , Mine rsvi ll e. Phone 992· ·LEGHORN hens for sale. 80c , 2196. 9Y2 -2 448 FACTS for home sites, camping or 3324. each. Call 843-2145. ______:_...:__ _ _ _s_ -J0·3tc Pomeroy , o. several lakes. Better have a 5-22 -lOfc 6-1-tf c look af th is NOW . Want only BLACK female Poodle, 9 mos . ol d . sjs. Call 949.5741 after s $25 .000 ..00 wit h 2 bedroom COAL. Limestone, Exce lsior · p,m . house. Sa lt Works , E. Main St., STORAG.E Pomeroy. Phone 992 -3891. 5·30-3tc FOR IN VESTOR OR CON. ---~------------~·~-1~2~-t"'fc .-------------------KNAPP shoes, 10 pet. to 28 pel. TRACTOR ~ Block bu il ding , TWO trailer lots in Middleport ; off on 16 styles. Order now . well built with 24 inch steel 'h duplex in Bradbu ry; phone Supply li mited. Phone 992beams. All dimens ions on 16 before 6 p.m. 992 -5693. · 5324. inCh cen te rs. Only a ski ng 5·29-4tc 5·30-llc $20,000.00. COUNTRVSETTING 1972 NOVA " S2695 1969 - 180 YAMAHA. Road CASE 310 trant end loader , 1967 4jdoor , locnt 1-owne r, with less than 6400 miles, 307 y .a, bike, $300 . Robe rt Hilt, Dodge D-500, 2 ton truck and SMALL ' WITH bedroom homeSTREAM , bath, -F .A.3 automatic transmission, power steering, wh ite wall hres . Racine . 949·3811. 1964 ca b over engine, 2 ton Fu,rnace and garage on large light blue finish , wi th spotless interior , rad io. See the 5-25-61c International truck. Phone tot . Asking $10 ,000 .00. Will Sharp popu lar model . There were 63,449,747 oc· 773 -5119. accept an offer. · HANG IN G baskets ; white, pink 5·27 6fp cupied housing units in th e 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 225 52 695 . and red geranium s, mums U.S . on Apr. I , 1970. Of this NEAR LY EVERYTH IN G IS 4-door. loca l 1-owner car with less than 32.000 miles, <~nd begonias; Instant color UPHOLSTER your own fur -~ number , 62.9 per cen t were c limate control air condi tioning , 40-60 power seat. radio, IN COST. for your garden - pansies, niture . Foa m cushion s, any occupied .by . their owners. RISING . gold fini sh. Loaded with man y extras. PROPERTY IS A GOOD IN petunias. marigolds, Phlox, size. Colton, burlap , swiye l The World Almanac notes. VESTMENT. GET YOUR Co le us, SQivia, Zinn ia s, bases, zipper , dacron , web1969 PLYMOUTH FURY I 5795 Dian thus, Allyssum , Snap. bi,ng , wei t. . Pomeroy The se units had a median SHARE AND GROW WIT.H A door . 57,000 mit es, good tires , 6 cylinde r , automa t ic dragons, Ageratium and Recovery , 622 E. Main Sl. , of 5.6 rooms,. housed an av. THE ECONOMY . YOU ' LL tr.:snsm ission, black fin ish. Portulacca. Veget_able plan ts erage of 3.0 persons, and HAVE IT PAID BEFORE YOU phone 992.7554. -·· /Cabbage. broc coli, S·3·24tp had a median valu e of $17.- K~OW IT , cau liflower. lettuce, eggp lant. 000. Housing units occupied rnnngoes. hot peppers and 14 NEW SOFA BE 0 , you r choice by renters had a median of l<ELEN L. TtAFO RD of co lors. While they·_ tast , thi s kinds o f tomato plants. 1,191-3325 week only $49.95. Pomeroy 4.0 "rooms , wet:e occupied Cle la nd Parm and GORDO~ B. TEAFORD OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. Recovery, 622 E. Main Sl., by 2.3 versons on average. Crecn house , E. Main , Racine. . AS;OCI ATtS and ::1 median r e nt of $89 .. C.Prilldine ()eland . Pomeroy , Phone 992.7554. POMEROY, OHIO NO Sll > •OAYS PLEASE l'up ,l"l" ) !-:." 11 1 ·'~." 1~•7 ! : 5.ts ttc 5·24-6tc , ~~~···~··~········~··~~·~ See The One Millionth \'EGA Business Services HIGH volume service station, paid tra ining, excellent location . Call 992-5221 8 a .m . to 5 p.m . 5-2s.61c f , Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results. WANT ADS INFoRMATioN • Maraud er X100 2 dr . H. T. , red w ith black viny l top, AM- FM s t ereo, fac . air, a ll leather in ter io r . 69 PLYMOUTH ~~- '1195 Fury Ill. green w -whi le vinyl top. All whi l e interior. Sha r p. 68 OLDS DELTA 88 WE'RE HOLDING PRICES DOWN On New Skyline MOBILE HOMES and DOUBLE WI DES Built by Skyline In Ohio 2x4 construction, our low overhead saves you doii¥S· Pick from our stoo;k or will order to suit your needs . Quick Delivery! Quick Financing! '1095 4 Dr . H .T ., 1 owner, 55,000 mi ., P.S., P . B., v~"" v inyl roof. ","Jeverul C11rs in Stoch Un der $500. Come Cheek With Us." RIGGS USED CARS orS~~g::YRi~~ls LocaledonSI.Rt . 7 PH.985 -4 100 POPHAM ACCEPTS POST OAKLAND 1UP1 i - Art Popham has resigned as director of promotions with the O>tkl ;md A's to accept a front office post with the Denver Rockets o f the American CHESTER,O. Sasketball Associa tion . Po- pha m, ·.o:ho served on the A's ' st aff for the past three seHsons, will also work in an Wlan· nounccd•capacity with the new World Tenni s l l'aguc. OPEN 2 TO 7 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK Kingsbury Homes SALES & SERVICE 200 Yards West of Junction U . 5 . Rt . 33 and County Road No . 18 -- · Kingsbury Road. Locally Owned & Operated. Ph. 992 -6256. �• I J R- The Daily Senti""'· Middlepoo•.fomeroy, O.,.June J, 1973 , Notice DEADLINES 5 PM . oav Before Publ ic a! ion YARD SALE at Simons' Wanted To Buy Mondav Deadline 9 a . m residence. 443 S. 6th . Mid USED deep freeze , che-.sl type . Cancellat ioq Correct1ons dleport on Saturday, June 1 ' Phone 992.7060. W•ll be accepted until 9 am . tor from 8 to 8. 5 30-31c Day ot Publicat ion 5 27-Sip REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves than one dq6'} . s 70 -llc GROCERY business for the - - - - r ight to edit or refect any ads KITTENS to give away . Call deemed object ion al The 992-5147 . publisher will not be responsible 5 2l 6tc for more insertion . For Sale 4 GRAVE lot in Meigs Memorial Gardens . Cheap. Call 949 incorrect TOMATO stakes . Will give top dollars for 5,000. Dallas Cleland , Rac ine, Phone 949 4121 5-27-71c ~ale. For lease Specialist Wheel Alignment Building for sale or lease. Phone 773·5618 from 8· 30 p.m.' to ·10 p.m . tor appointment . Pets For Sale 3-20-tlc POODLES , AKC Pupp;es, small minta ture , black or white, LUDWIG drums, 4 piece set, wormed. permanent shots, white , Phone 992-7096. $.75 : Phone Coolville 667 -6214. 6-1-Jtp 52012tc STAR CRAFT - New 1973 fold AKC Toy Poodle puppies, $75 down campers - sleeps 6 or a and S85 . Also Siamese kittens. - 110-12 volt, 3 burner stoves, s 10 Phone 1·256·6247, Kennels 2 water systems, raised of Calhoun . kitchen, School ou1 special 5-20-301c $1,325. Same low prices on travel trailers. Use Star- POODL.E puppies , Toy A·. K.C., master 8, 5999. Closed ror Chocolate _ Show quality . vacation June 10 thru 21st. Ph one 992 -5443. CAMP CONLEY STAR . 5 2311c CRAFT SALES. Rf . 62 North - - - - - - - - - of Point Pleasant, behind Red . Carpel Inn, Phone 675-5384. Mob ile Homes For Sale 6-1·6fc . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED '· ------ ------------ .. Lost NOTICE! ------ EXPERT Wheel Alignment •s.ss .. CLELAND REALTY WANTED THE DAILY SENTINEL PHONE·992-2156 .PUBLIC NOTICES ~-~.----- GRAVELY T.RACTOR SALES 3 Virgil'l3.' Teaford, Sr. On Most American Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 -2094 & Pomeroy Home Auto Open8Til,s Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main , Pomeroy , 0 . EXCAVAT ING , dozer, loader and backhoe work; septic tanks installed ; dump truck s and lo·boys for hire ; will haul till dirt, top soil, limestone and gravel; Call Bob or Roger Jeffers, day phone 992·7089; night phone 992·3525 or 992· 5232. 2- 11-tfc like a person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL HEATING & COOLING ARNOLD BROTHERS . QUALITY t·alled at the home of Mr. and Douglas J ohnson of Racine on Monday evening . William Carleton of Racine called at the home of Eunie Brinker on Friday evening. Mr . and Mrs. Shelby Pickens and family of Syracuse ca lled al the home of Mr. and Mrs . Allan Taylor a recent evening. Those calling al the home of Mary Circle recently wer:e Mr. and Mrs . William Perry of Bolland, Dhio, Mrs . Clara Pierce of Athens , Mr . and Mrs . James Circle of New Haven The Money-saving Way to See the U.S.A. \...: '"' ~ I ' Service Pomeroy Motor Co. From the laraest Truck or Bulldozer · Radiator to the ~mattest Heater .t :ore. Nathan Biggs Radiator Specialist "Your Chevy Dealer" ,SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. Ph. 992·2114 992·2126 Pome~oy Open Eves Til 8 L Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Circle and family of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Orr or Chester ca lled at lhc home of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Lee and family on Monday evening. VETERANS OPEN SUNDAYS 1 - 6 P.M. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE BANK FINANCING 12 Years . 10. 75 A . P . R. for Your For Your Mobile Home-. Land No Down Payment 500 E. 72 Buick Skylark H.T. Cpe., V-roof, air..... ~3695 71 Olds 88 H.T. Sedan, air ................ '2695 71 Maverick 4 Door, 6 cyt, auto...... .... 1795 MAIN 1972 OPEL 1971 PONTIAC 1971 PONTIAC 1970 PONTIAC 1970 DODGE 1971 PLY MOUTH 1969 PONTIAC 1969 CHEVELLE 1967 BUICK _ 1966 OLDS ·1964 BUICK Gran Ville. 2 Dr. H .T. Catill1nn, 4 dr . H T ., Brougham . F1rebird. 1 dr . H. T. • .Ton , Mup, VB , long bed ? Dr H.T. red & blac_k v;nyl lop , 1!111!!1 liitlil& T"CU 500 E. 1 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, V-8, auto.- .. 1295 1 68 Chevrolet Impala H.T.................... 1295 68 Chevelle 2 Dr. H.T., V·8, auto., P.S..... ' 1495 Door H.T.................. '795 '795 65 Oldsmobile 98 4 Door................... '295 63 Ram bier Wagon, 6 cyl., std .... - ........ .. '50 992·5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eveninqs Until6: 00-. Til 5 p . m . Sai. , : A thought for the day : Poet Masefield said, " Bitler it ·is, indeed, in human fate , when life's supreme temptation ' comes lao tal e." ~ John 12x65 2 Bedroom , front family room. com ple tely furnished A ll Electr ic Home . Ear ly Amer ican t ~,~rni fu r e & decor. Dlx. e lec. range, two doo r fros t fr ee ref rig, E M iy Am e rica1.1 dinette, wired for dryer, ·plumbed for ·wo sher , Iron I bay window, porch \iglil, conve nience group, ca rpet throughout; Nati ona l Fire Code windows in bedroom s. hurrican e tie down st raps. cabinets over uti lity area , house -type front door. shutte rs on dpor si de, light ed. range hood. ,sto rms & sc reens throughout , copper wire lhro ~ghou l, U. L. Approved . - $695000 YOUR PRICE WITH THIS AD InclUd es .delivery & se t-up within SO mile de liv ery radiu s of Pomerov , Ohio . We furni s h the b_lock . POMEROY , Q. Nell: I to The Jone s Boy s 600 W . MAIN ST. WILL trim or cut .trees or shrubbery. Also paint roofs. Phone 9.49-3221. 5·30-30fc I know everybody calls me h"pp y ·go. lu c ky, and thi ngs like that, but I'm a or De l aw<..~ r e 73 OLDS OMEGA nervous pl"yer - 1 think I'm just as ner vo u s a~ anyo ne on Moni ego 4 dr . se dan , V-8, a u to., P . S., P . B ., fa c. air . 72 FORD TORINO - - '2195 2 Dr . H .T., 6 cyl., s tand . 72 CHEV. VEGA -~~ '1895 2 Dr .• auto . , R&H . VEGA ~- '1595 70 GREMLIN --.--~- '1295 2 Dr. 6 cyl., s land . R ed. 70 OPEL KADEnE - •1195 69 FORD FALCON-------- •895 -Golf pro Let! Tre vino. 68 MERCURY ~-~- '795 ATHENS, 71 PONTIAC ---__,'1995 Catalina 4 dr ., V-8, aul a., roof. Hurry on this on e. Rang4i!r ao_ots $5.00 off R e g . Li s ted Price. 89c $11.80 - CAMPING: !,.amp and Stove - Fuel gal. Col e man Lantern Coleman Stove $12.88 - Sleeping Bags ; 1 ~s up . HARDWARE: Lincoln Welders CLOTHING : ..v r>m en's Arnold Grate . $92.50. Slacks, first $6.95 pr. - quality double knit men's 56.95. . Largest Selection of 8-Track Tapes. 1_ 1 , ,. R 0i'O! ases, all kindS $1.98 each. . MAYTAG L Wrangler 0 pEN 9:00 -5 : 30 Rutland . ' DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY & FRIDAY TIL 9 DAy 12 •TIL 5•30 0:;P;.;;E~N.;.,S~U~N ..._ _ _ _""!'_ _ _• _ _ _ _ 111 1___ P.S ., P:-13., viny l 69 MERCURY- -.,.--$1295 0. SHOES & BOOTS: Man made zippered dre ss boots $2.49 pr. all Johnson, In 1968, · Helen Keller. noled Amer;can bl;nd leacher , d;ed at the age of 87 in Wes tport , Conn . Rose Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson and chi ldren, Debby and Cathy, Mrs. Charles Lawson spe nt the weekend with Lucy Davis at Charleston. ,spent Memorial biother, Harold ·l....awson. 72 MERCURY ~-- '2795 4 Dr . W ago n , 6 cy l .. au la. 85 N. COURT Ptoneer and I! 741 -4211 . Mary Donohue and Mrs . Bachus. mi . the tour . BILL'S ARMY-NAVY DEPARTMENT STORE RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~v'\~~·' weekend with Mrs. '2995 Mont ego MX , 2 dr. H. T.. auto . on I h e conso le. Delinquent Tax . Closing Date will be June 20, 1973. Pomeroy Motor Co. Saturda~ Mr . and Mrs . Gary Miller of Mans.field spe nt a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs: brother, PuuJ Sayr~. Charles Lawson and a ttended Mr. and Mrs. James Housh the wedding of . Mrs. Miller's 4 Speed. The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second Half Collection of the 1972 Real Estate Taxes. Also for ~ Noon on lly Mrs. Herbert llousb Mr. and Mrs . Brice Sayre and haby of Rio Grande spent the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. lle rbert Say t·e. Mr . and Mrs. Normnn· Styer of . Waterford visited the Sayres- and spent the weekend wilh Mrs . Styer 's 2 Dr .. auto., R&H . Larry's Mobile Home Sales Big tapacitY Maytag Automatic s 2 speed operal ion , Choice of water lemp s. Auto . water .level con trol . Lint Filter or Power Fin Agitator . Per'ma· Press Maytag Halo of Hut Dryers Surround clothe~ with gentle, ever heat. No hot spots , no overdrying . Fine Mesh Lint Filter. We Specialile in Service 'lil 12 2 Dr . Ha l c hback.6 cyl . • a ulo ., P.S., R&H, 8, 000 71 CHEV. L.l. LOANS AVAILABLE Howard E. Frank Meigs County Tr~asurer ''-~ 8 USED CAR SPECIALS 4 Door, air. .... __ ._ ...... '695 "You' ll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bu s in ess" ;;~,m ·Fairview , LET US HELP YOU! 67 Plymouth 2 Dr. H.T., V·8, auto...... .. .. 1495 Karr & VanZandt Open Evenings 1il 7 p.m. & Sat. 'til 5 p.m. Main St., Pomeroy, 01110 ARE YOU HAVING A PROBLEM WITH GAS? 69 Olds 88 H.l Sedan, full pow., air ..... '1595 ~Sabre w;ldcol , a ;r, l;ke new . 992-2174 69 Chevelle Mal. H.T. Cpe., V-8, AT, P L '1595 66 Buick 98.?dr HT , IowmHeage,a; r Remember We Seroice What We Sell. 69 Chrysler N.Y. 4 Dr. H.l, V·rool, air .... .'1995 ''· ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC OUR WORD IS OUR BOND 70 Olds 98 H.T. Sedan, full powe1, air . ... '2795 & air....... , Elec??S. Adr . H T,a;r,viny llop . •1995 •3695 •2999 •2395 $1895 •2295 $1595 $1595 $1095 ·$995 $69 5 We are still making some great deals on new Buicks, Pontiacs. So before you buy any car new or used check with us. We Servin! Wh111 We Sell 70 Olds Cut H.T. Sedan, V-roof, air. __ . _. / 2495 67 Olds 98 Town Sed., power SitleiHte , ? dr . H T.. low mHeage. C,)l) dr H.T., air, vinyllop . REMEMHEU MOBILE HOME"' PQI. 4 Wagon, flu to ., one owner . CEWARD CALVERT, SALESMAN 1 ,, b" Du~ge 992-2174 PH. POMEROY, OHIO REGATTA SPECIALS Imperial USED CARS G HEEN 's Pa inting Ser'vlce, cover ing all work from finest interior painting to exterior spray painting, sand blasting and water proofing . Call 9-49· • 3295 for free estimates. 5-24-12tc i~~~~~J • ...... Radiata Pomeroy Motor Co. .'\·, 1\"1':11'•"1" 1•:111• l "l ot ' i:-o• ,\,..Ho . Mr . and Mrs . James Ingram Sr. of Columbus spent the weekend with Ralph Lee and Mr . and Mrs . Robert Lee and fmnily . Mr . and Mrs . Arthur Earl Johnson and llat and Sheryl VEGA FOR 1973 EXPERIENCED SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ,, '------,,...-::-- Of AND SEE THIS BEAUTY TODAY SPECIAL CUSTOM PRODUCED, SPECIAL COLOR FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display . • By the Day Mrs. PUBLIC NOTICE! WORLD ALMANAC 2 SIGNS IN AUTO We talk to you .. "HEll" & SEE US FOR : Awninqs , storm Qualify Today, Call doors and windows, carports, mar:quees, aluminum siding and railing. A. Jacob, sales 304-485-3809 representative . For free Choose your own home from estimates, ph one Charles your AREA DEALER . Lis le, Syracuse, V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 3·2-tfc SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC -:--------SEWAGE SYSTE MS READY -MIX CONCRETE CLEA NED , REPAIRED . deHvered r;ght to your MILLER SAN ITATION , project. Fast and easy. Free STEWART, OHIO. PH. 662· es tima tes . Phone 992·3284. 3035. Goeg lein Ready -Mix Co., 10-4-lfc Middleport, Ohio. 6-30· tfc SEWING MACHINES . Repair serv ice, all makes. 992-2284. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED The Fabr ic Shop, Pomeroy. REASONABLE ra tes. Ph. · 446· Authorized Si nger Sal~s and 4782, Ga ll ipoli s, John Russell, Ser Vice. We Sharpen Scissors. Owner and Operator . 3·29-ffc 5-12-ffc AUTOMOBILE ins urance bei!n can ce lled? Lost you'r C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer operator's license? Call .99¥· Cornp lete Service 2966. Phone 949 · 38~1 6·15-t(c Raci ne , Ohio Critt Bradford DOZER and back hoe wor( 5-l.tfc ponds and septic tank s, ditcl) ing service ; top soil, fill dir~ . ELNA a nd White Sew ing limestone; B&K ExcavatinQ:. Ma chines .. . Service on a ll Phone 992·5367 or 992-3861. 1 makes . Reasonable rat es. The Sewing Cen ler, Mid · -~-----9-1-l.lc dleport; Ohio. NOW OPEN - Roger Hyset l\s 11 · 16· 11C Garage, near Crossroads on St. Rt . 124; all mechanic wor.k BODY wqrk - paint jobs done including automatic fran~ · reasonable . Folmer ' s miss io ns. Monday th r.u Gara g~ . 992 -7597, -seCon d. Saturday, 8:30 a . tn , to 5o. fl}. house on Burdette Rd ., Laurel Phone 992 -7121 or 992-5682. • CHff. 5-3·30f.c 5-27-6fc - -- - - EXCAVATING. Dozers, larg~ O'OELL WHEEL AHgnment and sma ll ; Ba ckhoes and loca ted at Crossroads, Rt. 124, loaders on track and tireS:; complete front end service, Dump trucks La-boy tune up and brake service . service. Septic tanks in · Wheels balanced elec tr o n. i c a II y . A II wor k ~~a~~~d9i;~~;fae ~rB~~.f4~~~:n~, guaranteed . Reasonable 2 · 9- ff~ rates. Phone 742 -3232 . 3232. SON'S TV serv;ce anp 2-18-tfc HARRI se r vice ca ll s. PhonEt 992.2522. 2-9 - lf~ HO USE and roof Pai nt inq; interi or · and ex te rior , free AUTO AIR cond;tlonlng. Ser,estima tes-; cal\ 992·7008 or 992 .. vice and r.epair . Call 992·3802. 2460. 5-24-30fp 5-21-JOip G& E ApplianCe Repair . repair ...,. on all laundry equipment, refrigeration equipm·e nl and house wiring, welding. electriC and gas . Call 992-3802 . or after 4 :30 p ." m. call 992 6050. 5-24-30fp Broker STOP POMEROY HOME Carmel News, OFFICE SUPPLIES and John Tucker , Rt . 4 Pomeroy, 0 . Ph . 992 -3954 WOOD TRUSSES & , ' MODERN SANITATION ------ Chevrolet 992 -2094 606 E . Main Pomeroy 24 Hour Daily Service It Must KOSCOT SPECIALS lor May RATES Be Right ~r e Hai r Kair Prod ucts 1n For Want Ad Service will eluding other items. if you 5 cents per Word one insertion WANTED · - OLD UPRIGHT it Right . have ev~r purclh15ed Koscot . Min imum Charge 7Sc PIANOS . Any condition . 12 cents per word three Kosmelics and are not being Pay ing 510 each. First !loor conseCl~t ive ins~r t i ons serviced. phone Helen J<Jne only. Write giving direcftons . 18 cen ts per word si w. con Brown . evenings also . 992 secut ive insert ions . Pianos . P. 0 . Bo• 186, Sardis, 511J. 25 Per Cent Disc ount on pa id 8·4:30 Oilily, 8·11 Sat. Ohio , 43946. 513Jic ads and ads pa id within 10 days S-27.6fp In the R. H. Rawlings Sons CARD OF THANKS Building. & OBITUARY DRESSMAKING, also crochet 992·2101 Middleport , 0 . Sl :50 lor SO word mi n im um . and knitting . Assistance or NO. 1 Copper , SOc ; radiators , Each additiol'\al word 2<: j n s.l r u c 1 ions ; fa s I ; 28c. brass , 18c. batteries. 85c BLINDADS reasonable . Phone 773-5411. each; clea n dry roots . Gin Additional ?5c Charge per 5-30-3tc se ng , $60 : yellow root , $4 ; ASK US ABOUT Advertisement . - - - -- - - - - : : - mayapple, 45c per lb .; M . A. OFFICE HOURS B: JO a . m . to 5:00p .m . Oatly , JEWELL Decorators . Dry ~all PRE -FABRICATED Hai L Reedsv ille. Ohio. 378· B: JO a . m . to 12 :00 Noon ftntshing, paper hangtng . 6149 . Saturday . in terior arid ex terior paint 5-6 lie .-----------~ ing Phon 698-5341 or 669 RID ING horses 2 sorrels, 1 Air Conditioners 3764. OLD Furniture, oak tables, Palamino, $150 and up . All 6·1-12tc Wooden ice boxes , brass beds. Awnings gentle. Arnold Grate, GREY Tabby cat, with some or comp lete di shes Underpinning Rutland . Phone 742-4211 day yellow. Just moved from DON 'T I ike to remove households ;· Write M . D. Built to Your ' Specs or 742 -5501 night . farm on 124 close to old coal wa llpaper? I can do t his job Miller , Rt. .4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Delivered to Job Site 6· 1-3tc Comple te moPi le home tipple, close to Rutland . Call taster than mosL (.,II 992·7405 call 991 ·6271. se r v ice ~ plus gigantic Mrs . Doy le Hudson , 742 -6471. s to 8 p.m. only . 3 WAGON wheels $25, breakfast display of mobile homes . 6-J-6tc 5·30-31c HOGG ZUSPAN set, 4 chairs. $25. 8 gallon always available at .. s tone jars, $1 a gallon. Phone PAl R of Lady' s glasses lost at Help Wanted MATERIALS CO. 667-3624. Racine Alumni May 27. l,f 773-5554 Ma son , W. Va . MILLER STREET Commissioner tor the 6-1-3tc foun , call 949 -3471. village of Pom ero_y: Must be ------~ 6-1·6tC MOBILE HOMES able to operate light equip· PACEMAKER !railer , all Real Estate For Sale ment . Apply City Hall, aluminum, 8 x, 35. Also boat. NEW 3 bedroom home in 1220 Wa shington ~lvd . Pomeroy , Ohio. Phone 949-.4401. Notice Mason , brick ·fron t, hardwood 5 Jt .3tc The Annual Meeting of the BELPRE. 0. 6-l-31c 423-7121 fl oors, gas heat. large lot. GUN SHOOT, Factory choked Su lt on -Chesler Filrmers -----Phone 773-5554 . and hand choked guns , Mutual Fire Insurance Co. WANTED: Man expert with DON'T pump your sluggis h CASH paid for all makes and 5-22-61c Forked Run Sportsman Club, sickle for hillside . Trim will be held al the Forest septic tank ~ Get Klean-Em models of mobile homes . Sunday. June 3, 12 noon . bushes also. Call 992.5233. United Methodi st Run All Septic Tank Cleaner, Phone area code 61 4·.423·9531. 5-31 -3fc 5-31 -3fp Landmark Farm Bureau, Church. 4 . lJ.tf c Pomeroy_ - - - - - ----"-"'-'-'"' Monday , Jun e4 GUN SHOOT , Fr;day, 7:30 COOK, waitress and ca rhop ; 6·1-ltc 9A.M. p.m. , factory choked guns app ly in per~on, (row's Steak Auto Sales only. Assorted meats . HOIJSe . BEAGLE pups, .3 mos .. Full 1972 CAMARO Z-28. like new. Refresnments served . Racine 5-10-llc Gene Yo st, Pres. blooded, $25. Phone "2·3656. $2.900. Call 992-3453. Gun Club. 6·1 -21p 5-23 -Sic 5·30-3tc los -: "4-:cO o -O ;:D = ' S~ A""'Q"Uc-AccR ::-1,-,U-:cMc:-:-S-:f; s h SHOOTI NG MATCH. Corn 1960 FORD Fairlane, 1960 Bu ick loca tion , E . MAIN'----~ and supplies, new McDANIELS Custom Slaughter Hollow Gun Club, turn first Erectra, power steering and Ash Street, Middleport, near House and Meat Cutting ; POMEROY right after Miles Cemetery, brakes. Bot h ve ry good park ; Phone 9n-5443 . State and -Government in Rutl and . Factory choked mechanical condition . Do "not CARRIERS IN 1.J.tfc spec led; phone 773-5208. gqnsonly . Sunday, June 3, 1 p. FURNISHED HOME See Martha Husted , use oil. . 5·20.121c m. A large lo t 100x135 . 2 .. RFD 3, Pomeroy, I m ile n. of POMEROY 5-3 1-31c MASSEY · Ferguson 10 horse Pome roy on Rt . 33. bedrooms, d ining room. PIANO TUNING . Karl Kebler, power l~w n and garden 5 30 3t tractor, mower and dozer · · P Completely renovat ed 3 yrs. Mason , W. Va. Phone 773- CHESHIRE Cafefer;a. Open ago. Furnace, bath , floors. 5535. blade Appaloosa gelding,M __ U _S _T se _l_ l.-s-ha r p -,-cl-97_2_ D-eni on , Monday through Friday 5:30 storm doors & windows. G.E. 5·24-12tc nice for 4-H or a beginner. a. m. to 8:30 p. m . Closed K;lchen . ALL FOR THE 992-2343. Cheap. Call 985-3582 or see Phone Saturday. Open SUnday 10 a. Paul Pri ce, Long Bottom . PRICE OF A TRA IL ER. THE UNION Optical Center will 531 -3. t c m. to 7 p . m . 6-1-31p $8,SOO.OO. observe Summer hours from S-31-3lp Memorial Day wee kend to LOVELY BRICK NEW 2 pc . Early American Labor Day. Closed Saturdays . GARAGE SALE - June 1st 1 acre of grouhd . About 10 l·iving room · suite, 190 pet. Real Estate For Sale Eye Examination s by ap· years old. Lovely kitchen·has thru June 6th, 504 E. Main St., ny lon with Scotchgard and OWNER .- selling under pointment. everyt hing . 31a rge B.R. with Pom eroy, near Smith-Nelson maple wood tr im . Thi s week BYa pprai sa l va lue, new ly buil l 4 5-27 -6tc Motors . Typewriter, bike, Wamed double walk in c losets. 1112 only 5189.95. Cash and Carry, cloth ing , jewelry, ·furniture, SOMEONE to taKe over my PomerO"y Recovery, 622 E. furnished apa r tments bu ilt· in bath s. Carpeted . Large cabinets. panelled walls, now dishes, la mps, lawn mowers Main St., Phone 992·7554. Ca rport . Full basement with mowing in Middlepot by June rented monthly income $340. (mostly for parts), old bot S-31-6fc large recreation r oom .. 15 . Shou ld be able to dq All e lectric, ci ty water in tl es, jars, Avons, knick $29,500.00. trimm ing around walks, etc., count r y bet-ween pomeroy knacks, , toys . We Will have (3) 1973 ZIG-ZAG Sew;ng MAKE AN OFFER please phone 992-3911 . AI hens. Ph one Mason, W. Va. , something for everyone in Machines left in layaway. 713 3 bedrooms. New bath . New 6·1·3tc Your Right to Know -5580. Will " conside r trade. c lud ing many co ll ectors Beautiful pastel co lor , full Lots of FA furnace. Idea l lor home and income tor items. Come see. size model. All built-in to and be inform ed of !he func Jot . New out paneling . Large retired coup le . S-31-4tp bt,Jttorihole, do sfretch sewing lion s of your government are For Rent 5-20-121p cellar and storage room . and fancy st itching. Pay just embodied in publ ic notic es. In L3rg e recreation room. RUMMAGE SALE Fr;day and NEW tr.a iler in Syracuse. !hat sel f .governme"nl charges $48.~7 cash or . ter ms s ROOM hou se, bath , basement,. Ut ility room. ASKING JUST an citizen!> to be informed ; Saturday from 9 to 5 p. m. Adults only, Call .992 -3525. avatlabie, Trade -•.ns ac · gas heat. 2 1ots. S. D. Buskirk, $9,800.00. ... th ili newspaper urges every . Hughes Bui ld ing across fr om 5·27·6tc cepted. Electro Hygtene Co. 341 Page St., Midd leport . cit ize n to read and study these 7 ACRES the Middleport Library. Phone 992-7755.· Phone 992-54. 8 7 . not ices . We strongly advise Almost in ·Po meroy. 4 5-31 -2tc 12 X 60 MOB ILE Hom e. Ba er 's 5-31-6tc those c;ili"zens, seekj ng furt he r 6· 1-3tp bedrooms wi th large closets. inform atioo. to exe rcise !heir Marke t. Syracuse, Ohio. Bath, din ing room, paneling, · 5-27 -lfc r i_g ht of access to publi c (2) . E!ectrolux Vacuum FARM, .55 a c res . Rutland , carpeting. Full basement. · Hauling carts , · lawn •re cords an~ public meeti ngs . Township, $300 per acre . aerators, lawn rollers a nd Alum . siding. Garage and Cleaners comp le te w ith at - Phone New Haven 882-2984. J AND 4 ROOM fur nished and tachments, cordwinder and seeder s prea ders to tit a 11 othe r buildings, $17,000.00. unfurnished apartments. paint sp ray . Used but in like _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _6_ ·1·6tp NOTICE OF APPUINTMENT sizes of garden tractors and ABOUT4 YEARSOLD Ph one 992.5434. Case No . 20 ,937 new condition . Pay $34.45 riding mowers. 4-12-ttc 4 bedrooms w. closets. Ni ce DUE to job tr ansfer. must sell Estate of Allen C. BREWER , cash or budget plan available . bath. Nice kitchen , lots of Deceas ed. Electro Hygiene Co., Phone hom e. 3 bed:-oom, total Notice is her eby given tha t ca binets and range. Dining 2 BEDROOM mobile home, air e lectric, large .Jot. F. H.A 992-7755. Audrey 0 . Brewer of R D .• area. Storm windows & con d itione d , Ra ci ne area. 5-31 -6tc approved. Syracuse. P~ond Portland, Ohio, has been duly Phone 992 -6329. 992-7836. doo"rs . 111:2 acres of ground. appo inted Executrix Of the 5-23-tfc 5·25-lfc Pom eroy , Ohio Close fo Rutland . $16,900.00. Estate of Allen c Brew.er, Phone 992·2975 WEOFFERBYEARSREAL deceased , tate of Meigs Coun ty, Ohio SPRING SPECIALS ESTATE EXPERIENCE 7 ROOM hou se with bath in 2 BEDROOM apartm e nt and 2 Creditors are required to file Open 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Rutland , air condi t io ned, HERE IN MEIGS COUNTY . bedroom trai ler. Mason, Wes t th eir claims wi lh said liduc iary SABRE TILLER Monday - thru Thursday, 8 carpeted, gas furnace , d is hVa. Phone 773 -5147. Rey nolds LI ST WITH US TODAY FOR within four mo nth s washer , doubl e oven, range. a.m . 10 8 p.m. Friday and Shop. Flower A FAST SALE. Da ted this 15th day of May , 31fz HP '129.95 5 30·21p double garage, large ca rport. Saturday . 1973 . In Carton Manning ·o . Webster, Judge 4 acres cleared and fenced, HENRY E. CLELANO Set Up, 134 .95 Cour t of Common Pl eas. sma ll barn and other BROKER . MOBILE hom e space· In TRIP LE A Driver's Education Probate Divis ion build ings. Phone 304-742-6834. Syracuse; phone 992·6329. · 992 -2259 c la sses will beg in Jun e 5. For (5 ) HI, 25 (6) l , Jtc TURF TRIM MOWERS 5-30-tfc · 5-2· lf c infor mati on call Ben Slawter If no answer 992-2568 1 4~.95 992·5628. HP NEW Homes on your lot Qr ours . 5·30-3tc PRIVATE meeting room for In Carton V Wanted To Buy NO MONEY OOWN lor any organiza ti on; phore 992 Set up, $54.95 WANTED - Used merchandise $50.00 REWARD for ;n. qua lified buYers Using F .H. J975 . POMEROY ~ For auct ion . We buy , we Adm . loan . (Closing cos ts 3·11 -tf c formation leading to arrest 9 ... _ Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. sell, whole houseful or single onl y.) A varie ty of floor plans and conviction of persons who - - - - - - - - - ~ Phone 992 -2181 piece s, consignme nt or wi th various financing stole a 32 automa tic _pi stol ALL ELECTRIC - t;ke new 3 percentage . We will hau l. programs availab le. We from me. Bud Bartimus , ·rooms with large b'lth. 1973 STEREO B track . A Small Phone 992·2792 after 5:30p.m. s peC iali ze in work ing wi th Reedsvil le. Phon e 378-6304. Electric wall oven, tabl£ top balance of $ 88 .64 or pay $6.50 Hayman 's. AEP Co. employees although 53061c range , large closet located on s.25-30tc we are available lo all. Meigs E. Ma in st., Pomerov . SP.P tn per month . Phone 992-5331. Deve l.o pmen l Co., 150 N. YARD sal·e , Thursday, Friday UO Mechanic Street appreciate. Ph. Gallipolis - - - - - - - - -4-·2_0-lfc Second Ave ., Middleport , and Saturday, clothes, 446-9539. Ohio. Ph one 992 -5976 for in· children's and la rg e r PQmeroy, Ohio S-29-ffc MUST se ll 1973 deluxe Z;g.Zag se wing machine. This !ormation . women's sizes. app liances, 5·6-30t c machine darn s. embroiders, furn iture, d ishes, odds ·and SLEEPING room, Call992-7244. BUNGALOW makes buttonho les , a ll -c-c-:-::-::~---:c-----:c ends, across from old Racine 5-31-6tc WEDS - Thi s is a NEWLY HO USE in Long Bottom . Phon e without attachments. Ju st High School on Broadway St., cozy 2 bedroom house wit h 985-3529. dial and sew . Pa y balance of Ra cine, last house. Call 949 - TRA ILER space, free gas and 6· 11 -tfc bath, furnace. and basement. $38.50 or pay $5 per month . 2714. water. Phone Reedsville 378For only 56500.00. With Phone 992-5331. 5-30-3tc 6278. 4-20-tfc 3 BEDROOM brick house, S l ,000.00 down , the payments 5·31 -3t c -------living room, dining room, will be $46.01 . Less than rent, BAND Saturday nigh t at Jack ' s Furnace Controls buitl·in kitchen , Jl/ 2 bath, jus t ask Dad . HOME Grown Tomato plants c;: tub : Twin River Boys. SMALL 3 rooms and bath · for garden use;_ large st urd y basement wit h basement NEW LISTING s.J0-2tc HUMIDIFIERS furnished apartment, utili1ies garage, gas furnace, Tuppers 88 ACRES - Some timber. A plants; Impr oved Mexican, furnished, men preferred. PI .;tins and Chester water . real place for conten tment, an.d Heinz n.sO and Su perso.nic ; Hot Water Heatet , ROOF lN G and Heal ing Repair ; Ideal for working men . Phone 985-3807. also hot peppers , mangoes freedom . All Minerals . Just off nlllypes ; Specia l Cleaning Completely private from Plumbing 5-25-61p Route 143 . Only $10,000.00. and cabbage plants. On Rt . and oi ling of blower, complete resi den ce. Phone 992 -3881 124, 500 fl. above 1he State Electrical Work LAND AND POND check on furna ces; phone 843· from 4·6 p. m. After 6 p. m. Park in Syracuse, 0 ., Thoma s 6 ROOM house wi th bath and NEARLY 5 ACRE S - Several 234 1. ca ll 992 -3134. Hayman . furniture . Inquire 992 -5373. home s ites on State Route . 5-2-301c 5-31-6fc 4-24-33tc 5·18-16tp Carry -ou t bu siness now Only $6500 .00. opera ting . REGISTERED polled He reford For Rent For Sale GRASS LAND bull , 2 years qld. Phond 247· TRA IL ER in Brown 's Trailer ON RT. 33 and 681 - 65 acres Park , Mine rsvi ll e. Phone 992· ·LEGHORN hens for sale. 80c , 2196. 9Y2 -2 448 FACTS for home sites, camping or 3324. each. Call 843-2145. ______:_...:__ _ _ _s_ -J0·3tc Pomeroy , o. several lakes. Better have a 5-22 -lOfc 6-1-tf c look af th is NOW . Want only BLACK female Poodle, 9 mos . ol d . sjs. Call 949.5741 after s $25 .000 ..00 wit h 2 bedroom COAL. Limestone, Exce lsior · p,m . house. Sa lt Works , E. Main St., STORAG.E Pomeroy. Phone 992 -3891. 5·30-3tc FOR IN VESTOR OR CON. ---~------------~·~-1~2~-t"'fc .-------------------KNAPP shoes, 10 pet. to 28 pel. TRACTOR ~ Block bu il ding , TWO trailer lots in Middleport ; off on 16 styles. Order now . well built with 24 inch steel 'h duplex in Bradbu ry; phone Supply li mited. Phone 992beams. All dimens ions on 16 before 6 p.m. 992 -5693. · 5324. inCh cen te rs. Only a ski ng 5·29-4tc 5·30-llc $20,000.00. COUNTRVSETTING 1972 NOVA " S2695 1969 - 180 YAMAHA. Road CASE 310 trant end loader , 1967 4jdoor , locnt 1-owne r, with less than 6400 miles, 307 y .a, bike, $300 . Robe rt Hilt, Dodge D-500, 2 ton truck and SMALL ' WITH bedroom homeSTREAM , bath, -F .A.3 automatic transmission, power steering, wh ite wall hres . Racine . 949·3811. 1964 ca b over engine, 2 ton Fu,rnace and garage on large light blue finish , wi th spotless interior , rad io. See the 5-25-61c International truck. Phone tot . Asking $10 ,000 .00. Will Sharp popu lar model . There were 63,449,747 oc· 773 -5119. accept an offer. · HANG IN G baskets ; white, pink 5·27 6fp cupied housing units in th e 1970 BUICK ELECTRA 225 52 695 . and red geranium s, mums U.S . on Apr. I , 1970. Of this NEAR LY EVERYTH IN G IS 4-door. loca l 1-owner car with less than 32.000 miles, <~nd begonias; Instant color UPHOLSTER your own fur -~ number , 62.9 per cen t were c limate control air condi tioning , 40-60 power seat. radio, IN COST. for your garden - pansies, niture . Foa m cushion s, any occupied .by . their owners. RISING . gold fini sh. Loaded with man y extras. PROPERTY IS A GOOD IN petunias. marigolds, Phlox, size. Colton, burlap , swiye l The World Almanac notes. VESTMENT. GET YOUR Co le us, SQivia, Zinn ia s, bases, zipper , dacron , web1969 PLYMOUTH FURY I 5795 Dian thus, Allyssum , Snap. bi,ng , wei t. . Pomeroy The se units had a median SHARE AND GROW WIT.H A door . 57,000 mit es, good tires , 6 cylinde r , automa t ic dragons, Ageratium and Recovery , 622 E. Main Sl. , of 5.6 rooms,. housed an av. THE ECONOMY . YOU ' LL tr.:snsm ission, black fin ish. Portulacca. Veget_able plan ts erage of 3.0 persons, and HAVE IT PAID BEFORE YOU phone 992.7554. -·· /Cabbage. broc coli, S·3·24tp had a median valu e of $17.- K~OW IT , cau liflower. lettuce, eggp lant. 000. Housing units occupied rnnngoes. hot peppers and 14 NEW SOFA BE 0 , you r choice by renters had a median of l<ELEN L. TtAFO RD of co lors. While they·_ tast , thi s kinds o f tomato plants. 1,191-3325 week only $49.95. Pomeroy 4.0 "rooms , wet:e occupied Cle la nd Parm and GORDO~ B. TEAFORD OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. Recovery, 622 E. Main Sl., by 2.3 versons on average. Crecn house , E. Main , Racine. . AS;OCI ATtS and ::1 median r e nt of $89 .. C.Prilldine ()eland . Pomeroy , Phone 992.7554. POMEROY, OHIO NO Sll > •OAYS PLEASE l'up ,l"l" ) !-:." 11 1 ·'~." 1~•7 ! : 5.ts ttc 5·24-6tc , ~~~···~··~········~··~~·~ See The One Millionth \'EGA Business Services HIGH volume service station, paid tra ining, excellent location . Call 992-5221 8 a .m . to 5 p.m . 5-2s.61c f , Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results. WANT ADS INFoRMATioN • Maraud er X100 2 dr . H. T. , red w ith black viny l top, AM- FM s t ereo, fac . air, a ll leather in ter io r . 69 PLYMOUTH ~~- '1195 Fury Ill. green w -whi le vinyl top. All whi l e interior. Sha r p. 68 OLDS DELTA 88 WE'RE HOLDING PRICES DOWN On New Skyline MOBILE HOMES and DOUBLE WI DES Built by Skyline In Ohio 2x4 construction, our low overhead saves you doii¥S· Pick from our stoo;k or will order to suit your needs . Quick Delivery! Quick Financing! '1095 4 Dr . H .T ., 1 owner, 55,000 mi ., P.S., P . B., v~"" v inyl roof. ","Jeverul C11rs in Stoch Un der $500. Come Cheek With Us." RIGGS USED CARS orS~~g::YRi~~ls LocaledonSI.Rt . 7 PH.985 -4 100 POPHAM ACCEPTS POST OAKLAND 1UP1 i - Art Popham has resigned as director of promotions with the O>tkl ;md A's to accept a front office post with the Denver Rockets o f the American CHESTER,O. Sasketball Associa tion . Po- pha m, ·.o:ho served on the A's ' st aff for the past three seHsons, will also work in an Wlan· nounccd•capacity with the new World Tenni s l l'aguc. OPEN 2 TO 7 PM 7 DAYS A WEEK Kingsbury Homes SALES & SERVICE 200 Yards West of Junction U . 5 . Rt . 33 and County Road No . 18 -- · Kingsbury Road. Locally Owned & Operated. Ph. 992 -6256. �I • • I 10 - The Daily Sentinel ~.tiddleporl-:'• neroy,.O., June I, 1973 Mike Vylonis bridges. gap Song evangelist for the Meigs Men's ~'e ll owship's June 3-8 Area Crusade at the Middleport Junior High St:·hool will be recording artist Mike Vylonis. One of the few gospel singers said to have the ability to bridge the so called generation gap, Vylonis sings in a style that has been likened to Pal Boone and Johnny l\1alhis. Born in New Mexico and brought up in Michigan, Mike scn•cd m th~ Air~ Fon:e and developed a stron~ desire to ~om~ a professionLtl \·ocalis1 . Arter his discharge, he launched a successful career as a night rlub smger. One evening °CQuntermand or interfere" with the decisions of special Water gate Ar~ pr osec utor chiba ld Cox. In a three-page directive issued to all Justice Department personnel , Richardson reiterated his pledge that Cox "will have the greatest degree on radio and television a good frkzd invited Mike lo smg at a small church and this Records . berame the turning point in his Married and living with his life and his career: as a singer . family in South Bend, Ind., Fr·o n1 lhat time J Mike shortly after the Meigs Vylonis has become one of the Crusade he will enter the HHis rinest singers in the field of Gospel music and au di~nces of with the special prosecutor's dec isions or actionS,'' Richard· son's orde r said. Richardson also dire cted that :all reports on "possible o£fenses within the special prosecutor 's jurisdiction " Place " ministry which is establishing contact centers across the United States. Featured evangelist of the Crusade will be Dr. David Stauffer of St. Louis, Mo., and the special music will be by Meigs County's own singing King Family . The Crusade will begin at 8 p.m. nighUy and a nursery will be provided. Mary Brickles died Thursday MEIGS THEATRE MASON DRIVE-IN C. H. Wise --- munities. Toledo l7 29 .370 National Division W. L. Pet. GB Char les ton JO 15 .667 Peninsula 24 2·1 .533 6 2.4 21 .533 6 Tidewater Richmond 13 30 .302 16 Thursday's Results Roches ter 12 PawtU cket 4 Syracuse 5 Peninsula 0 Tidewilf er 5 Richmond 1 CharlestOn 8 Toledo i !Ill A great vacation _College for the k1ds .· A retiremen t house. Irs yours if you savt::l for 11. Put aff ord in your future . Start a hiQh·interest Savings Ac c9 un t today pomeroy national bank the bank ol the centu r-p . establi shed 1872 Member FDIC "Going one step further'" MIKE VYLONIS Mrs. Fred Cadle died on Thursday Calendad SUNDAY VA CATION BIBLE School at Mt . Union Baptis t Church starting Monday running through June 8. Closing program, 7:30p. m. on June 10. School ~egins at 9:30 a. m·.; ends at 12 noon each day. Church bus will s top at• Harrisonville School, 8:30 each mornin g ; Hobbs Grocery, Dexter , 8:50 a. m. and si.ore building at Ca rpenter, 9:10 a. m. All children welcome. MONDAY · RACINE Chapter 134 , O.E.S., Masonic Temple, 8 p .m. Initiatory work ~or two candidates will be exemplified. Officers are to wear formals. Annual inspection of Racine Chapter will be held on June 13 at the Temple, 8 p.m . MEIGS County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, home of Mrs. Harry Davis, 7:30 p .m. Members to take bottle caps. POMEROY - Middleport Lions Club directors, special mee tin g, 7 p.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. RACINE BAPTIST Church Daily Vacation Bible School June 4-a, 6 to 8 p. m. each evening . Commencemen·t program on Sunday, June 10, at · 7:30 p. m. ( Lenora ) Davis, and Mrs . Mrs. Fred Cadle, widow of the late Fred Cadle, died Thursday at her home in Junior fHilda) Hunt, all of Long Bottom; 13 grandchildren, II greatgrandchildren , and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with the Rev. Clifford Smith officiating. Burial will be in Chester cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral home Jefferson, Wise. She is surviv ed by two daughters, Mrs. · George Strobush, Jefferson, and Mrs. Ted Martsch, in Tennessee; two so ns , 01iver Calde ,. Ca lifornia, and Harold at home ; two brothers, Claudie Lathey, Ripley, W. Va., and Albert Lathey, Lancaster, any time after noon on Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Saturday. Elmer Proffitt, Racine; Faye Woltz , Breman, Ohio, and LODGE TO MEET Amanda Tucker, Lancaster; Harrisonville Masonic Lodge three grandchildren, and No. 411 will meet Saturday at several nieces and nephews. 7:30 p.m. in the lodge hail. FunerJI services will be at Fellowship craft work and Jefferson with burial in Letart work in the E. A. Degree will Falls Cemete r y. be done . Refreshments will be Arrangements are incomplete served. All master masons are at this time. Graveside ser- invited . vices will be Saturday at 6 p.m. at Letart Falls . Ewing Funeral Home is in charge here. There / will be no visiting at the funerai home. Big Brother plan shoe g to Ervin WASHINGTON ( UPI I President Nixon's 1970 intelligence plan was designed to spy on any Americans who did not agree with the administration, Sen. Sam Ervin, chairman of the Senate Watergate committee, said Thursday night. Ervin, whose committee has seen a copy of the plan; described it in a news con- ference in Winston.S.Iem, N.C. "It would be a great shock to the people if it were released," the North Carolina Democrat said. Ervin is under increasing press ure from Republicans to hasten public testimony before his committee of former presidential aides H. R. Haldeman , John Ehrlichman and others close to the President. Their statements so far have been in conflict with other witnesses . Haldema n acknowledged in a four-page statement Thursday that the White House last summer sought to limit one aspect of the FBI investigation into the Watergate affair "in th e interest of national security ." But he denied he participated in a plot to cover up the facts behind the break-in last June 17 at the Watergate of th e headquarters Democratic National Committee. In other developments : - Robert E . Cushman, former depoty director of the CIA and now commandant of . the Marine Cor ps, said Thursday he had CIA records to back up his statement that Ehriichman asked him to provide assistance to Watergate conspirator E . Howard Hunt in a covert White House investigation of newspaper leaks. That assistance, Hunt said, led to a burglary of the office of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist. Ehrlichrnan said Wednesday that he did not recall making such a request. - Postmaster General E. T. Klassen, answering a letter from a House subcommittee, denied charges that postal workers opened or tampered with political mail during the 1972 presidential campaign. Ervin said the 1970 intelligence scheme was "a plan to set up an operation to spy on Americans generally, at least any that didn 't agree with the administration ." The plan was removed from the While House by former presidential counsel John W. Dean when he was fired by Nixon last April 30. A federa l judge gave it to the .?.~:?«:?~:s:::::::::::::m~:;:"'-::--&?;:;~:?.?.:: WASHINGTON !UP!) The government's new special proseeutor In the Watergate case, Archibald Cox, sought and faDed this week to get the Senate's hearings on the scandal called off, It was reported . today. Cox was said to have made the request out of concern that the publlo hearings would Inhibit future prosecution of persons ac.. cused .In tbe case. Citing · Senate sources as the origin ofthe report, the Washington Post said Cox apparently passed on the request to the chief counsel of the special Senate Watergate committee, Samuel Dash, and Dasb rejeeted it. Senate Watergate mittee . "I don 't think it's the function of the American government to spy on Americans," Ervin said. He said he would determine, what portions of the plan should ~ withheld for national security reasons, but be believed the rest of the information should be released to the public. Nixon first acknowledged the existence of sueh a plan in his May 22 statement. He said the plan-which called for "breaking and entering" - was approved by .the White H;ouse in SAN DIEGO (UPI) - A long Yellow Ca b franchieses in Los troller said the bank had ex- July 1970, but was abandoned time friend and key financial Angeles, San Francisco and ceeded legal limits in making five days later on the advice of backer of Presiden t Nixon , C. Phoenix, hotels and office loans to Westgate-California, the late FBI director, J . Edgar Arnholt Smith, was accused by buildings, tuna canneries here and ordered the bank to get the Hoover. Three Republicans - Vice the Securities and Exchange and in Puerto Rico, an airline, excess loans back. Presid~nt Spiro T. Agnew, Sen. Commission Thursday of a Air Ca lifornia , produce, real Robert Dole and Sen. Edward multimillion dollar fraud . estate and insurance firms. J. ·Gurney, a member of the The SEC suit charged that Smith was named in a civil Ervin committee-called for a suit by the SEC, along with two his Westgate-California Corp. ' associates and six of th e, include in its earnings HO~PITAL \'EWS speedup in the Senate Watergate probe. companies in his far f1ung s tatements manufactured In a letter tQ the other business empire,, Smith · has earnings of over $17.5 million Holzer Medical Center committee members, Gurney · been a co nfidante of. the from 1969 through 1972. (Discharged) President since Nixon was a The SEC suit contended the Carolyn Roush, Clarence advocated calling the key . co ngressman . He · reportedly . defendants uSed their positions Roach, Martha Erd, Valerie witnesses as soon as possible. raised more than $1 million fot at Westgate and U. S. Natio,nal Austin, Shirley McCarty, Amy Ervin said this would be imNixon's 1972 reelection cam- Bank to wrongfully ap- Gillespie, Mrs. Roger Emmert possible' because two key paign, including $250,000 of propriate th~ assets of those and daughter, Joan Campbell, figures-former White House two firms for the benefit of the Willard Anderson, Ruth White, counsel John Deari and Jeb S. Smith's own money . Just last weekend it was defendants, to the detriment of Robert Waugh, Jr., Dana Magruder, Nixon's one-time revealed that Smith had the other shareholders. Turner, Sr., Tina Floter, Maria deputy campaign manageragreed to sell the San Diego The complaint asked the Romaine, Bruce Rodgers, John will not be granted immunity Padres baseball team, of which court to order Westgate into Myers, Donnie McCoy, Russell by the court until about mid· he is the majority owner, to a receivership, and bar Smith, Little, Anna Fulks, Virginia June. Washington, D.C. group for $12 the firm 's chairman, or Philip Blazer, Harry Baldwin and million , the highest price for a A. Toft, its president,. .from Francis Arledge. team in the history of acting as officers of the firm. (Births) In a separate federal action, Mrs . Robert Hanson, a professional baseball. LOCAL TEMPS Smith, 74, rose from bank the comptroller of thecurrency . daughter , Jackson, Mrs . The temperature in downteller to ths director ·of a moved against U. S. National Jeffrey Snedaker, a son, town Pomeroy at II a.m. fina ncial empire that includes Bank, th e cornerstone of Gallipolis and Mrs. Ronald Friday was 69 degrees Iinder th e U. S. Na tional Bank , Smith's empire. T)le corilp- Sexton , a son, Kerr . sunny skies . COOLVILLE - Funeral services for Paul A. Watkins , 54, Coolville Route 2, were held Tuesday at the White Funeral Home here with the Rev . Roy Deeter officiating. Mr. Watkins was the son of the late Harlow and Carrie Newland Watkins. Born. in Meigs Collnty, he had been . employed as a welder and crane operator for the Walker Textron Corp., Parkersburg, for over 25 years. S urvivin g are his wife, Shop at Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy Friday and Saturday Nights Until 9 BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE-WEARING DAYTON , Ohio (UPI ) - A business conglomerate with direct links to organized crime figures has established a secret and powerful hold on the horse raclrig industry and large segments of professional sports in Ohio and many other parts of the nation, the Dayton Daily News reported in its Sunday editions. The Dally News, in the first of a series of copyrighted articles written and researched over a 10 month period by reporters GeneGoltzandJay Smith, said the conglomerate consisted of the holding company, Emprise 'Corp., its principal subsidiary, Sportservice Corp. and hundreds of smaller subsidiaries and affiliated companies. Emprise is based in Buffalo, N.Y. The Daily News said more attention has been focused on Emprise since. it was convicted last year, along with several Mafia figures , of conspiring to conceal the ownership of a Las Vegas gambling Casino, the Frontier Club. The conviction threatened to unhinge that need beer or liquor licenses because state laws prohibit convi~ted felons from holding the licenses the newspaper said. In Ohio alone, there have been numerous examples of Emprise.Sportservice's power, influence, questionable practices and dealings with organized crime figures , the newspaper said. Syndicate Connection The Daily News said EmpriseSportservice was the concessionaire and unofficial banker for the Cleveland many of Emprise's concession operations organized erime syndicate at River Downs lndians Owner f.mprise-Sportservice President Louis M.•lacobs in 1945 arranged for Bill Veeck to borrow $150,000 from Haas so that Veeck could buy lhe Cleveland Indians. Haas told Veeck to deposit and withdraw the money through several banks so it could not be traced, the newspaper said. _ When Haas died in 1959, EmpriseSportservice took over a large portion of his real estate holdings, later selling. one block of the holdings to Dayton Attorney Sam Levin, the newspaper said. The Daily News said Levin d"'>lined to disc uss his connections with EmpriseSportservice, but did say he borrowed $2i0,500 from the firm in 1968 and that it is the concessionaire at drive-.in theaters he owns in Dayton, Troy, Springfield and Cincinnati. Emprise-Service and Sam W. Klein whom state officials say has had connections with organized crime, have been !Continued on page 2) · Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 12,000 Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley 70s. 30 PAGES THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport VOL. E NO. 18 SUNDAY. JUNE 3. 19]J Two hurt Gallipohs-Polnl Pleasa nt 20 CENTS -. in Duti's explosion FROG ART CONTEST judged Friday by local artist William (Bill ) Mayer covered 123 written entries and 90 drawings. The contest, for tbe first time this year,, was conducted in conjunction with the annual Frog Jump held <luring Big Bend Regatta·weekend,June 15, 16, 17. Winners in the,contest will be _announced at the Frog Jump on Saturday, June 16. All entries were to be on display followin g Friday's judging at local banltS': Mrs .'ftb1'tPlit)·Holte~ is chairman of the c~ntest. The contest and Frog Jump is sponsored by the Ohw Society for PromotiOn of Bullfrogs, Jim Clatworthy, Grand Croaker. GALLIPOLIS - Four members of a Rio Grande family esca ped serious injury .and possible death when their $10,01)() ca bin cruiser, the "Duti,'' exploded at the Gallipolis Boat Club on Chickamauga Creek near the Garfield Ave. bridge around. 4:35p.m. Saturday. Rushed to the Holzer Medical Center by a SEOEMS ambulance were Mrs. Oliver W. ·Adkins, 38, and her son, Randall, 17. A spokesman at the medical center's emergency room .said the two victims wal)ted in under their own power, and were being treated for cuts, bruises and burns. Another son, Ron, Ia, and Mr. Adkins apparently escaped unhurt. A gas leak may have caused the explosion according to one officer. Both the Gallia County Volunteer Emergency Service and SEOEMS units were called to the scene, along with the Volunteer Gallipolis Fire Department. City Police Chief John Taylor and Sl the Gallipolis Boat Club. Two of the cruiser's four occupants AN EXP.LOSION LATE Saturday afternO!Jn all but Hamilton, along with other city police were treated nt Holzer Medicai ·Center and released . destroyed "Duli," a '10,000 ca bin cruiser owned by Oliver W. offi cers and one Gallia. County Deputy Adkins, Rio Grande . The blast occw-red about 4:35 p.m. at Moonlighting off his ABC work, Diles Sheriff were still investigating the incident i ~ reported to be engaged in writing two at 6 p.m. Saturday. One volunteer fireman reported th e books, one abqut Duffy Daugherty, a former head football coach at Michigan Adkins family was preparing i.o "gas up " State University, and the other about Joe when one of the cruiser's engines stopped . When Mr. Adkins prepared to res tart the Schmidt, of the Detroit Lions. He i$ reported engaged for next season engine, the cruiser exploded, throwing to do the color of ABC's top rated Monday Randall and Mrs. Adkins from the craft. · Investigating officers said the cruiser night football game of the week shows. He GALLIPOLIS - Ronald Roger POMEROY ~ Dale E. Smith , 100 was "almost a total loss," but it did nor continues as one of the networks' top Dowdy, 32, Front Royal, Va ., has been Spring Ave., has been selected to run for sink . producers of documentaries. moved from a local hospital by Gallipolis Mr. Adkins is former manager of mayor of Pomeroy in th e Nov. 6 general City Police officers to the county jail Mason County Chrysler-Plymouth in Pt. election . foll owing his arrest on charges of .breaking Pleasant. A distri ct committee consisting of and entering and grand larceny in the ., . members of the Meigs Republican Central burglary Wednesday morning at 139 NEW CARS SOLD Committee who represented preci ncts in Gillingham Drug Store. GALLIPOLIS - According to the Title Pomeroy nominated Smith who will run Dowdy, according Jo polic ~, is Division of the Gallia County Clerk of for the unexpired term which ends Dec . 31, believed to have cut his left arm when the Cour ts Offi ce, 139 new cars were pur· ACCIDENT WAS MINOR plate glass window on the building's east chased in the county during May. Dealers GALLIPOLIS - Ci ty police in - 1975. The vacancy was created by the death of Mayor William Baronick. Don side was broken out. He was in Pleasant sold 28 new trucks, 165 used cars, 25 used ves tigated a minor accident Friday night Valley Hospital three days. trucks, 33 new trailers, 11 used trailers, 43 on the parking Jot at the Burger Chef. Collins is presently serving as Mayor. A second suspect in the· drug store motorcyCles, nine used motorcycle.s and Officers said an auto driven by Diana' Smith, who recently retired from .caper, David McKinley Lafon, 43, Norfolk, one new motor home . Deputy clerks Issued Bailey, 16, Rt. I, Thurman, backed into an Foote Mineral after 20 years, served on Va ., pleaded not guilty Friday in Gallipolis 1,376 titles, made 332 notation of liens •. 236 auto operated by Michael P. Mitchell, 2018 Municipal Court. He demanded a ca ncellations of liens, 13 duplicate titles Chatham Ave, There was minor damage Pomeroy Council eight yea rs, 1950-'58 ·when he was chairman of the finance preliminary hearing which was set for and no citation was issued. and five replacement titles. committee and served on the utilities Friday, June 8. Bond was set at $5,000 on commi t_tee. the breaking and entering charge and DALE SMITII $2,500 on the grand larceny charge. He is a member of Pomeroy Masonic Lafon was arrested in the parking lot at Lodge 164 and Knight of the York Cross of the Holiday Inn. His blood-stained car was SQUAD CALLED Honor, a member of Pomeroy Trinity MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport impounded at the City Building as Church , and Order of Eastern Stars of Emergency Squad took Arthur Mills, 47, evidence. whi ch he is Worthy Patron. Wa tches and non-prescription drugS Rutland, to the Holzer Medical Center at 12:48 a.m. Saturday. Mills, believed to were taken in the break in. Also arrested Mr . and Mrs. Smith have two children, have suffered a heart attack, was taken to Friday was Ferrill A. Lamm, 19, 125 State Ron, of Pomeroy, RD, and Cha rlene, of Middleport Village Hail via private car St., Gallipolis, for intoxication and fContlntied on page 2) !.1arion, and four s randchildren . and the squad called there . Diles to frog jumps POMEROY ~ Dave Diles, one time society notes and sports stringer in Middleport for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, today one Of ·ABC's top sports commentators, will participate in the annual Frog Jwnps here Saturday, June 16. Grand Croaker Jim Clatworthy of Middleport, himself a sports buff of considerable repute, "knew Diles when ... " Clatworthy said Saturday his signing Diles apprently to tape and film the jumps has to rank as the crowning croak of his reign this year as the Big Frog of the Ohio Society for the Promotion of the Bull Frog. Diles began work for the Tribune in Middleport in 1947 as a Middlep.oq_High School freshman covering Busy Bee Circle meetings, football, basketball, and anybody else who moved. He displayed an early sense of the unusual, that makes news. But he wasn't bored either, by the most ordinary events. He is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Diles who resided on Beech St., Middleport. · Diles' exact role at the jumps here remains a secret. • .\ .. Golden Jubilee festivities set I • ' ' . • Don't forget to visit Elberfelds Warehouse on Mechanic Street- lj / -' ' .. '\ I I MEM.BERS OF THE 1937 GRADUATING class of the Holzer Hospital School of Nursing we re, first row, 1-r, Maude Smith Miller, Helen Fry Wood, Margaret Lloyd Porter and -- - "Suspect is behind bars Smith will make race Be Thrifty! Save All of Your Saleslips From '- members of the Cleveland crime syndi cate, Sanuny Haas. ~ .tmts Eighty per cent chance of showers today an d this evening . Partial clearing, cooler Monday. Lows tonight low 50s. High Monday in the AND FURNISHINGS 'FOR YOUR HOME Open 9:30 AM to 9 PM on Fridays and Saturdays-Week Days 9:30 to 5 race track in Cincinnati and Thistle Downs (then spelled as two words ) racetrack at Cleveland in the late 1930s and 19408, Emprise~Sport se rvice became a stockholder at River Downs shortly after known members of the Cleveland crime syndicate relinquished control of the track in the early 1950's and then later sold it when the Ohio Racing Commission began raising questions, the Daily News said. The newspaper said EmpriseSportservice and its owners did con· siderable business with an attorney for Bengals, fleds, I I Royals, horses ·1 tied with loans + Weather APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY omero :·:· Emprise cOnplomerate, underw()rld III ~:~: grips Ohio's, nation's pro sports · I Presidential crony charged ' . ::::::::::::-.x:::~·::::m-.m-..«:::0;·:·:-:;:-.f.::::-;-;;:~;:;::::--:::;::::~:::'-:::::::::::~~::::::»-A"A"~;:!'a .~. Paul Watkins huried T UeSday . Thelma Pullins Watkins; two daughter s, ESther Jean Hughes and Paula Eileen Brewer, both of Coolville ; five brothers, Argyle, of Ravenna; Garrett, Columbus; Gerald, of Grove City; Marion, of Bay City, Mich., and Robert, Philadelphia, Pa .; a siste"r, Mrs. Mary Duvall, Reedsville; an aWJt, two grandchildren, and several nieces and neph ews . A half-brother, 11112 Clyde, preceded him in death. lir~;:>,::>,s~~:,i:~:r:~:,:,:,: ,::~' •utlond I.ONG BOTTOM - Murl Taylor, 83, Long Bottom Route I, died Thursday evening at his home following an extended illness. Mr. Taylor was born in Ross County, the son of the Ia te James and Eliza Waterman Taylor. He was also preceded in death by his wife, Elizabeth, in 1964 ; a son, Willard , in 1970 ; two sisters, and t!No grandchildren. A resident of Meigs County for the greater part of his life, Mr. Taylor was a member of the Keno Christian Church. He had been a farmer and a grange member many years . He is survived by three daughters , Mrs . Russell (Leona) Cline, Mrs. Kenneth have been stirred as he presents the Gospel in his own S(Jeda l way. He has appeared should be " delivered directly" to Cox. He said Cox would have to be consulted before any COOLVILLE - Mrs. Mary "s ign ifi ca nt deci sions " arc Emma Brickles died Thursday made. morning at Arcadia Nursing of independence'' in his inThe Office of the Wa tergate vestigation and prosecution of Special Prosecution Force , the Home, Coolville, at the age of the Watergate case and •·all name given to Cox's staff, has 81. She was the daughter of the offenses arising out of the 1972 been working temporarily at late Robert and Mary . Jane preSidential election ... " offices in the Justice Depart- Holcomb Adkins . She was "Allegations involving the ment. Next week, however, preceded in death by her President, mernbers of the Cox and his staff will move in to husband, John W. Brickies, in 1964, and a daughter and a White House staff or presiden- a downtown office building. brother. tial appointees" come under James Vorenberg, one of Survivors include one the order, Richardson said in Cox's assistants, sai d the new daughter , Mrs. Gale (Bertha his directive. offi<..:e has undergO ne a special No Interference security check to guard against Mae 1 Hysell, Colwnbus; a son, "The attorney general will break-i ns, bugging and tapping William Robert Brickles , Middleport ; two sisters, Mrs. not countermand or interfere of telephones. M. D. (Alice) Brickles, Middleport, and Mrs. Glen (Cora) Vance, Middleport ; a brother, William Adkins, Middleport ; REVEREND SPEAKS several nieces and nephews; Tonight, Sat., Sun. DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) seven grandchilqren, and four June 1·2·3 Rev . Leon H. Sullivan, grea !-grandchildren. THE LAST minister of the Zion Baptist The funeral will be at 2 p.m. PICTURE SHOW in Philadelphia and a Saturday at the Rawlings• Church Timothy- Bottom s black enterprise leader, will Coats Funeral Home with the Jeff Bridges deli ver th e main comIRJ Rev . Dwight Zavitz officiating. Cartoon : mencement address at Ohio Burial will be in Gravel Hill Pluto and th e Goph.e r Wesley.an University here June Show Starts 7 p.m. Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends 10. may call at the funeral home Sullivan, founder of the Op- any time. portunities Ind ust ri alization Center which has train ed more PLEASANT VALLEY than 75,000 persons in 100 DISCHARGES Paul M1onWV,1 fl. C , 11 toon N1qhtly American cities and several Tickle, Pt. Pleasant; Edna African natio ns, will receive an Wilcoxe n, Mrs. Fred Long, Tonight, June 1 honorary doctor of- huma!'Jities Apple Grove: Kenneth Jeffers, Double Feature Program degre e ouring the ceremonies. South Side; Robert Harper, Pt. "LAST OF TH E Pleasant; Glenna Patterson RED HOT LOVER S" . Gal lipolis Ferry; Mark' { CoiQr) Alan Arkin Blankenship, Letart ; Matt Sa ll y Kellerman Blankenship, Letart; Mrs . l PG I Howard Patterson and son, <Continued fi-um Page 1) - Plusthose at Kyg er Creek Plant, the Point Pleasant; George Selrell , " PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM " Clifty Creek Plant at Madison, So uth Side ; Dottie Pierce, (Color} Ind., and the headquarters Mason; J e tson Austin , Pt. Woody Al len di vision near the Atomic Plant Pleasant; Mrs. Perry Finley i.f'G J and so n, Gallipolis. in Pike County . Wise, with his wife, Kathryn, SATURDAY make their home at 209 . International . June 2 t..eague Standings GrandVi ew Avenue in:Waverly, Double Feature By United Press International BAMPIRE CIRCUS and for the immediate future American Division and W. L. Pel. GB will be dividing their time beCOUNTESS DRACULA Roc hester 28 17 .622 tween the Wa verly a nd MidAdrien ne Corr i Syracu se 20 21 .488 6 dleport . Pomeroy com - Pawtucket Ingrid Pitt 18 20 .474 61!2 pomemy died Thursday all .ages and denominations frequenUy and has released a new album on Imperial Cox has it all WASHINGTON (UP!) - Attorney General Elliot Richardson said Thursday he will not Murl Taylor Unda Beryl Reuter Drumheller ; Second row, direCtor Ha zel Richard Ruth Freshcorn DeMars, Margaret McCormick Blazer, ~ho submitted the name for the -celebration ; Andrea Kiser Rees, Sarah Spurlock and Bernice Templeton Lyon. GALLIPOLIS - The Golden Jubilee of Holzer Nurses will lake place here June 8, 9 and 10 beginning Friday evening with a hospitality session and registration at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. , Margaret Blazer, Gallipolis, Class of 1937, submitted the theme for the celebration which marks 5n years of graduates from the Holzer School of Nursing founded by Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. (Alma V.) Holzer, Sr., in 1920 .. Over 210 Holzer graduates are expected to return for the celebration which the Registered Nurses Association and the Hol~er Medi cal Center physicians will host. The formal program wi ll gel underway al 8 a.m. Salurday when guests will take· a spe~ial bus from the Holiday Inn for a light breakfast at the Holzer Medical Center cafeteria and a tour of the new facilities . The Jubilee Lunche on, served al 12:3Q at the Elks Club , wi ll be highlighted by a style show. of Holzer Student Uniforms. Bri gadier General Lillian Dunlap, U. S. Army Nurses Corps, will be the guest speaker. Following lunch, the celebran ts will tour the School of Nursing at Davis · Hall and the Frenc h Art Colony, Riverby, which is the fo rme r home of Dr . and Mrs. Holzer, Sr. At 4 p.m. the bus will return to the Holiday Inn . Rio Grande College will host the banquet Saturday evening at 7 which will be followed by a dance at the Wharf Room of the Holiday Inn at 9. Services in the Medical Center Chapel at 10:30 a.m., Sunday, will include the dedication of the chapel. Gentlemen accompanying the nurses are invited to participate ina tour of Ohio River industry which will leave the Park Front at 9:30 a .m. Saturday, and enjoy either an afternoon of golf or a tour of Bob Eva ns Farms at I p.m. The two tours for the nurses at 3 p.m. are also open to the men. Approximately 367 persons are ex·pected for th< Saturday evening dinner session . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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