https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3e799e36d08e3e5b19bb135ee16b10d9.pdf 3897c2542444a2046bba7db5524f657c PDF Text Text \ ' I I ,,, r ' I \ ' Etght Meigs Cou nty 4-H clubbers - si x of them delegates - are in Columbus this week par ti cipating in the 1973 Ohio 1-H Congress. Delegates fr om Meigs County <Jre Mandie Rose, daught.!r of Mr. and Mrs. John J . Rose of Long Bottom; Virginia. Jordan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan of Carpenter; Aimee Huston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Paul Huston of Syracuse; Lester Jeffers , son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jeffers or Al~any; Randy Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. · Gay Johnson of Carpent.!r, and Niese! Duvall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Duvall of \ ' ' 1 keynote speaker is Kirby legislative session will be the Brumfield ,' KATV TV per- equal righl'l amendment. sonality from Porltand, Ore. Appoint.!d key legislator lor On Friday s special Govern~ ment Day program will he held the Meigs County group was and the guest speaker will he Randy Johnson. The delegates left for Columbus Wednesday Governor John J . Gilligan. The delegates had a pre· morning and will return home conference session with former Saturday . Providing trans .. Representative Ralph Welker ~tation were Mary Rose. in preparation for the mock Martha Jeffers, Mfs. Gay legislative session. The bill to Johnson, Mrs. James Duvall be discussed in the mock and Dorsey Jordan, - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. -----------~ I Letlen of opinion are welcomed. They •hould be leu I than 300 words long (or he •ubject to nduction by the I 1 editor) and must he Blgned with the signee's address. 1 Names may be withheld upon publication. However, on I I request, names will be dlscl01ed. Let ten Bhould beln good 1 I taste, addressing l.ssues, not personaUtJes. 1 I I Open both Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 p.m. Shop in air conditioned comfort on all three floors and at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse. WOMENS SPORTSWEAR Sportswear Sale I l Shop this weekend and save on Misses and Womens Sportswear. post commander MEIGS THEATRE June 14· 21 NOT OPEN Fri. . Sat. -Sun. June 22-23-24 1716 I Technicolor) Wm . Daniels Howard DaSilva I G) Adul ts: $1 .50 Chi ldren : 75c Show Sf arts 7 p.m. son, Earl Spurlock, Mary · Stewart, Alice Sanders, Roger Riggs, .Hillis Pinkerrrian, Virginia Pennington, Shirley King, Dorothy Jenkins, Mary Keller, Rose Hysell, Andrew Hoover, David Holter Lawrence Harrison; Charles Hampton , Cora Dehney t Thomas Cooper, Haroid Carter, Hattie Bennett, lliyrtie Brumfield and Clint Birch. !Birth) Mrs. Marlyn Gorrell, a daughter, Ravenswood. Sale Prices on Imagine: palm trees, sunny skies. an ocean cruise, foreign countries. Vacation dreams become realities when you join our popular vaca tion club. Come in and get the pleasing de tail s. They jusl may set you planning. JOIN OUR 1974 VACATION CLUB ,, e Shirts • Pants • Blazers We Pay the 50th Sale 1f2 Price Knit Tops SALE White seersucker in !>izes 8 to 16. Womens Shorts Our entire stock of Bermudas . Jam a icas - Short-Shorts and Short Sets is included in th is sale . Misses and Juniors JEANS Selected From Stock A prize for everyone is promised in a casting derby for YOWlg people SatW'day morning as a part of the Big Bend Regatta. There is no entry fee . The event will get underway at 10 a. m. with Ted Dean, hunting and fishing instructor, Athens, Ohio, Division of Wildlife, in charge. The conl~stants, through the age of 15 years old only, are to meet at the parish house of Grace Episcopal Church where they will be shown a short film on the proper care of fishing equipment followed by a Sale 112 Price Special Fathers Day Sale Prices Mens Department SALE! Sizes 3 to 6 and 8 +n' ., • Regular Shorts and Otis. Includes entire stock. Price 112 On The lst Aoor Men 's Double Knit Dress Stacks · - . , . . Sale Prices Men's Casual Knit and Tank Top Shirts - - . . Sate Prices Men 's and Young Men's Flare Leg Stacks . .. Sl!le Prices Special Sale Famous Make Dress Belts - - .. Sale Prices Big Sale Men 's Neckties . . . - - - • - . . . - Sale Prices Inflatable Pools 4.88 Men's Pajamas-Regular and Shorties. ----. Sale Prices Men's Summer Weight Caps and Hats - . . . Sale Prices Our entire stock of Girls 3 to 6X. 7 to 14, and Preteen Sportswear is included in this sale. Pants - Blazers - Shirts - Shorts - Skirt.s - Jea·ns . Coordinates. _Installs over rear fender jNews •. tn ·Brzefsli! -Vz Price - Men's 1.98 T- Shirt With Pocket - . . . . . . . - . Sale Bicycle Baby Seats 1.'' ,Men 's Lee 13.49 Coveralls - · · · - - - ·, .. - .. - Sale 9.;5 . Men 's and Boys Swim Trunks - · - · - Sale v2 Price SALE! BICYCLES Another big shi.Pment of boys ahd girls 10 speed · bikes Re~ular 26 inch bicycles - 20 inctl Convertible Bikes with t~amer ~heels. - 10 and 16 inch Sidewa l k Bikes and boys and g1rls 20 rnch btkes with banana seat and hi -r ise handlebars. 8.88 Chilcdren's Department, Second Floor - REG. $2.95 Front Mount Bicycle Baskets Stop in right away- Select the bicycle you want and really save during this sale. · Sale 2.48 SALES 3.95 ~le Trainer Wheels For 1611 , 20", 24" and ?6" Bicycles. Easy to . ~stall . 3.48 $2.98 CAN Tennis Balls Jlong life.tennis bal.is inpressurized can. Yellow. Lingerie Dept., First Floor :::, ~:~: :::: .:;:;:::: ~:~ Sale 2.29 can Weather at y ning at noon traveling fr om Middleport to Pomeroy; 12:30 to 2:30 ~ ski show; 2 to 4 p.m. an aerial circus at the Meigs Football field in Pomeroy, and al4 p.m. the frog jumps also to be held at the football field ; at 10 p.m. the annual "Frog Ball " featuring the "Water Wheels" orchestra, and at 9:30 p.m. another teenage dance . Sunday beginning at 11:30 to 5:30 carnival rides, flower show and ·the national baton twirling contest to he held al Meigs Junior High in Middleport. From 12:30 to 6 p.m. the flea market and the power boot race program ' and Heritage Sunday al the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society Musewn located on Butternut Ave ., conclude Regatta Weekend. en tine Devoted To The lntere.t. Of The Mejg.-MfUOn Area VOL. XXV NO. 44 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1973 Nixon plan~ 1nore talks PHONE 992-2156 Minister changes are made i WASHINGTON <UP I> President Nixon plans to meet regularly with the leaders of the Soviet Union in the coming year, possibly changing the status of summit meetings .from infrequent diplomatic spec ta culars to periodic working sess10ns. "We expeCt that these meetings will become more regular features of international diplomacy," Whtte House adviser Henry A. Kissinger said Thursday in outlining plans for Nixon's week-long series of meetings with Soviet Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev, which begins here. Monday. TEN CENTS I LAKESIDE, Ohio "(UP!) Appointments of ministers to the 1,444 local United Methodist Churches in the 14 districts of the We•t Ohio Conference, i~cluding 255 new assignments, were announced here today by Bishop F. Gerald Ensley, episcopal leader of the conference. Announcement of the appoinlmenl'l concluded the 1973 meetings of the United _ · .Methodist's larges t annual . conference which began last Sunday. FollowTng are changes in the Athens District: · Athens District • By United Press International • WASHINGTON - AN ADMINISTRATION spokesman says . the new economic program President Nixon announced Wed• nesday night may lead to rollbacks in prices in some major industries. James T. McLane, who heads a new ''special freeze group" · -~··-"""!';:~....,.. " .• • within the cost of Living Council, said Thursday the Internal Revenue Service plans to audit the hooks of all companies that .~• raised -their prices by more than 1.5 pet. since January . McLane · Kissinger also said the said there were eight or nine major industries that might have Nixon8re2;hnev talks·- " may Brezhnev also would discuss JOCKEYS GREETED - A window disp!By In Elberfelds Toy Store by members of Eight eXceeded price and pro£it standards, but he specifically named and Forty, Meigs County Salon No. 710 welcomes frog jockeys to the county nnd shows the lead to a turning point" in the mutual and balanced reduction onlY the electrical equipment and chemiCal industri~s. many trophies won by the Meigs County group. 'I'he trophieS are from the year 1971~72 when arms control talks now under of forces in E.urope, trade, and Mary A. Martin, right, was. Departmental Chapeau, and Ca therine Welsh, ieft, was Meigs HOUSTON - SKYLAB'S ASTRONAUTS, praised by the way in Geneva. H~ said, the overall international si tua· County Petit 01apeau. The gi_rls of the group are to prevent Bnd control tuberculosis and cys tiC the SALT lion. neXt crew for an "incredible " performance , planned to start however, fibrosis in children. Brezhnev will arrive in the their final week of flight today by testing the AIXlllO command negotiations were at a complex Athens Central : Joseph E . stage and "we will not force the United States Saturday and Blshman from Summit Station , ship that will return them to earth next Friday. succeeding Harold Braley who ll was the first operation aimed specifically at ending the pace of any negotiation to fit a will go directly to Nixon's moved to Camp Miam i, GerCamp David, Md. retreat to mantown . record 28-<lay earth orbital research voyage of Charles " Pete" schedule.'' Athens First (Associate) : R. In Moscow Thursday · night, rest Saturday night and SunConrad, Joseph P. Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz. The Apollo, which Thomas stack from Boston Uni· Brezhnev said at a meeting day . has been docked lo Sky lab since May 25, has already spent more versify School of Theology, suC. with American newsmen th8t The Soviet leader will be ceedlng Todd E. Frail who goes time in space than any of its moonship predecessors. Engineers PEKIN, Ill. ( UPI ) some aspects of Lhc system people into it. Everett Dirksen Whlfehouse Zion. wanted to check all flight systems to be sure they are ready for he was not going to the United formally welcomed by Nixon at President Nixon said today it turn into despalr with the would tell the cynics of the day to Barlow: Ralph S. Mal comb the Critical undoCking and re-entry in(o the atmosphere next States with any intention of the White House Monday. The would be "a tragedy if we system as a whole . from Tarlton-South Perry, sucnot to shun the syst.!m - but to ceeding James Morrison · bringing pressure to bear on two men will confer at ·. the allowed the mistakes of iJ few who week. share in it, loenwr the political · ''The system is working. retires to West Virgin ia. Nixon because of his troubles White House Monday and to obscure the virtue~ of most" Buchtel : Charles R. Price, over the Watergate case . Tuesd~y . They then will go to in the. American political The way to make it work arena and to fight for their lay speaker. WHEAT FARMERS IN KANSAS and county officials in belwr is to bring more good ideals." Coolville /Associate) : Wendefl southern New Jersey say they need more fuel than they are now ·Brezhnev said it would be Camp David ·for mOre talks system . Vermillion from Fdirvlew Dale . getting and blamed the big oil companies for the shorlage Thurs- . "completely indecent" to refer Wednesday and Thursday Without mentioning the succeeding John Harra, student before returning to Washington Watergate scandal , the at Methodist Theological School day . American Automobile Association bureaLL') in California and to the Watergate affair. in Ohio. Kissinger did not say how Thursday night. Iowa said about half of the gasoline stations in those two states President expressed his Fairview Dale : To be ap. On Friday Nixon and Brezh- confidence in ·the system ~ · pointed. · were cutting back on their operating ~ours because of the Irick of. frequently he believes the against repeal of the ·stale COLUMBUS (UP!) The summit meetings would be Gallipolis Grace (Associate) : nev will fly to San Clemente. enough fuel. saying it is working - in a Timothy L. Heaton from Un ited Ohio Environmental Protec~ income tax," the EPA handheld but it appeared unlikely They will talk on the plane and pre.pared speech <~t dedication Meanwhile, the canadian government announced it will stop Seminary, Dayton. succeeding the leaders would get together again Saturday at San C.1emen- of a new research center tion Agency, in a political · book said. James Brunner who was ap. ex!X'rts of gasoline and healing oil to the United States as of The Lake Erie region and pointed to Minister of Edu midnight tonight. 1n 11linois and Alabama, two oil companies much more often than once a le. Brezhnev will return to named for the lute Senare handbook drawn up to aid Gov. ion, Milford Tr inity . Washington Sunday and spend Republican Leader Everett M. Johh J . Gilligan in his re- Akron are the prime targets for catGreen indicated they are working Overtime trying to meet the growing year. Charge:. Daryl G. election bid, has written off Gi lligan exposure to voters not Fourman from United Semina Brezhnev's trip repays the night at Camp David Dirk5en. energy demand . southeastern Ohio because "it only as "the most environmen- ry, succeeding Edward G. Wal Nixon's visit to Moscow last Sunday night, returning to the Nixon said l:l granite cor- has few pollution probl~ms and tally conscious area "but also len who moves to Etna, NewMay. The last previous SovietSoviet Union on Monday . SAIGON - A SECOND VIETNAM cease-fire went into force nerstone for the center in this i< loo sparsely populated to be because this is the "region of ark District. American summit was in. 1967 Junction City : William G. today at noon, but Saigon authorities reported more bloody prairie town where Dirksen · politically useful," it was population density and strong Beougher from Laurel Hljls, when Soviet Premier Alexei JUDGMENT ASKED fighting afrer the truce deadline. Military authorities said there lived , after flying fr om report.!d today . succeeding Williamson density and strong democratic who goes on Lewis A suit for money has been disability lea ve . were 21 CommWlist truce violations in the first three hours Kosygin met with former Washington aboard the "Spirit Youngstown and Steuben- support," the EPA said. Laur~l Hills: Betty Winter · President Lyndon B. Johnson filed in Meigs County Common after the new agreement came into elf~t and at least three South of '76" with several ville are ''full of envirQnrnental mute from Seven Church Pleas Court by the Citizens Vietnamese soldiers were killed and another four were wounded. at Glassboro, N.J . congressional critics of the problems" but witll few votes The Dayton area is also an Charge, Logan , succeeding Wil· Kissinger said the two lead- National Bank, Middleport, llam G. Beougher who goes to There was no report. of Communist casualties since the Watergate affair. envirorunentally aware area to be gained because residents Junction City. ers will sign a series or against Basharat A. Munir and cease-fire, but Saigon said only hours before the truce that il~ "We live in a time when "fear possible plant closings and EPA believes "it could Laurelville: Jacob M . Leh· troop killed 61 Communists in one big battle in the Mekong Delta. agreements on oceanography, Arrieena Munir, et al, Athens, many peopje are cynical about man from Northeast Cluster, 1 well be a sWi~g city' in the succeeding Wiley Baker, who ~nd potential unemployment." Though the 21 all~_ged truce violations were reported all over transportation, agricultW'e arid in· the amount or $11,576. politicians," Nixon politics and Scripps Howard Newspapers gubernatorial campaign," ·said retires. South Vietnam.- six of .them· were reportedly concentrated in the exchange of scientists. But he said. "In this profession as Marietta Christ : Dale R. the newspapers. reported. PHONE CHANGED Beiltel from Springfield Cen single Mekong Delta province of Chuong Thien, 100 miles south- said those pacts have been in any - there is much that The EPA booklet also said tral, succeeding John L. DunThe EPA said Cincinnati "is agreed to in advance. Gary Dill, Meigs Co•nly dog west of Saigon. could be improved But there is just too conservative to form a Gilligan would drink a cup of ham who moves to first In addition to discussion of warden, said tO!;fay his ph<?ne In Saigon, people look lillie notice of the new truce. In the also much to admire . It would groundswell of support for en- · Witter from Lake Erie at To- Church, Bowli'n~ Green. ways to limit strategic wea- number has been changed to Marietta Pansh : Allen V. field, at least some troops had not been notified of it. he a tragedy if we allowed the virorunental protection," said ledo and Cleveland in Septem- Sutton from Millville, succeed pons, Kissinger said Nixon and 985-4274 Chesrer. mistakes of a few to obscure the newspapers. ber, 1974 to dramatize the ing D. William s'ydenstricker LONDON - THE DOLLAR PLUNGED to a re cord low today the virtues of most - or if we· 1 'Cincinn<Jti environmental cleanup of the lake and the . who goes to Rock Springs. Meigs Cooperative Par ish : in Amsterdam, dipped sharply in Paris and declined slightly in let our disappointment with groups ,even declined W vote work of the EPA. Robert T. Bumgarner, director. other European capitals . At the same time, gold prices surged up New Plymouth: Wilbur C. -~::::::;:::::;:::::::~~::::::-.:::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::i:!:i:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::i:i:::::::::;;;;;;:;;;;;:;::::::::::::::::::;:::::!!:::::::~r.~::::::::::~::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::$,:. Hilt from East Ohio, succeed· ag·ain. Bankers said the reaction indicated European money ~ ~ ing Jeffrey Gerber , student, experts do not reel a new economic move by President Nixon io Ohio University . \_,(_! f_:i.! cOmbat inflation goes far enough . They ttlso said latest Northeast Cluster : Rober1 L. Meece from Bethel, Ohio, sucWatergate developments hurt confidence in the dollar . WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Senare has voted lo forbid any further. U. S. In.... ...... •.•. ceeding Jacob M. Lehman who volvement ln Indochina, aflrl President Nixon's most important Senate backer, ::;: goes to Laurelville Trinity & COLUMBUS (UPI ) - Gov. cording to the assumption that :::: :~: Republican leader Hugh Sco•~. says he will <upport the bombing of Cambodia for only ~:: Adelphia . John J . Gilligan, citing predic- the standards could be met. Pomeroy -Chester : Carl E. tions of clean fuel shortages, •'We have begun the enforce- ,: ~:j:~ two more weeks. The Senate measure, invoking the power of the purse to de._y funds for ,r.~,l:~ Hicks from South Zanesville, us~ or U. S. miJitary forces in or over Southeast Asia, was passed 67 to 15 wJthout a Thursday asked the U. S. Envi- rnent pro~ess by requiring that succeeding Robert R. Card who Plans to send represen- Zerkle . Plans were completed for ronmenllll Protection ·Agency utility. companies and other ::;: · whis:per of deb"!te Thursday. r::: goes to Lima St. Marks. tatives to a meeting of the Rio Grande: Robert W. Dam .•.• ·=·· Meanwhile, Sen . Scott, R·Pa., who has been an administration stalwart on the war, ~;: Southeastern Ohio · Humane junjor members to operate a for a two-year extensioh of the sources of sulfur dioXide emis- ·:·· schcroeder from United Semi . announced he would give the White House until June 30 Jj) make certain all parties will ~ nary, Dayton, succeding Ed· Society in Athens Saturday lemonade sf.and Saturday and· J97o deadline for sulfur dioxide sions submit . compliance G. Wallen who goes lo schedules, ~ and by issuing 1~~ adhere to the new cease-fire agreement worked out ln Paris. "Thereafter/' Scott said, t~. ward were made by the Meigs Sunday at the Pomeroy Junior standards. Etna , Newark District. -. " my personal decision WIIJ have to be that I ca n no long~r support U.S. bombing of . !~ The governor said the exten- compliance schedules to those · .f:~l Rock Springs - Enterprise . County Humane Society al High School in conjunction with D. Wil · ::~ Cambodia or in or over any of the nations of Indochina. We have kept our oatU:mal :~ Flatwoods : Middleport town hall Thursday the Big Bend Regatta . A. sion also was necesSary which did not," he-said. liam Sydenslricker from 11 But it is becoming apparent -~.:[,:_. commitments. We have met our obligations. Try as I may, I cannot bring myseU to agree ;~:~ Charter Day Luncheon to be because of the limited night. Marielta Parish, succeeding F. . that attainment of the stand.:. that continued U.S. bombing will aid In bringing peace to this hattle .. carred country," • Counties· making up the held July 12 at the American availability of sulfur dioxide · Stanten Smith who moved to M • Lancaster Camp Grounds dlrecdistrict SOC'iety are Athens, Legion Hall in Pomeroy was control equipment, 0 , tor . he ma4e the announcement after attending an hour-long briefing for senators by . . "Ohio's Air Quality Control Fairfield, Hocking, Gallia, planned . Gary Dill, humane Seven Church Charge: Har Henry A. Kissinger, the President's national security adviser. Kissinger held a similar :~ old and Golda Kochersperger Vinton, Washington, Licking officer, reported recent animal Implementation Plan was a~ 1975 will be difficull, if not ~ briefing for members of the House. Sources said he gave little assurance the bombing ~ from Lakeview Trinity, sucand Meigs. Atte11ding from the investigations . Plans were proved with the specific as- imJXlssible, due to shortages in ~ co•ld be eoded soon. The Senate vole Climaxed a four-year .antlwar effort lhal began :~ aeeding Fred (on disability local unit will be Mrs. Carl begun for a yard sale to be held ,sumption that clean fuels and both low-sulfur fuels and stack _ 1:: leave), and Betty Wintermute ~ who goes to Laurel Hills. Will, Mrs. Clinton Fisher, Mrs. soon to raise funds for the. stack gas c!ea nin g equipment gas control equipment,' ' :~: ·when a freshman se nator named Charles Goodell, R~N.Y .,lntroduced ~e ''Vietnam >outhern Cluster : Larry Po/. i:i: Disengagement Act" in the winter of 19&.1 and was turned out ol office the lollowlog year. ~l Franklin Lewis, Carolyn Smith proposed animal shelter. Mrs. would be aVailable," Gilligan Gilligan said . (Continued on Page 12) .;.;•;•~•;•;•,•:•;•:•:• ;•:•:, ;•:•:• :•:•:~····•:•:•;•:•:•···· ···············•;o:•;•;O:•:•;•;•;o;•;•;o;o;o;.;•:O;o;o;o:o~t"t'•"'"•"•'•'•'•'•'o"t'•••••••••;>:•:•!•:•!•!•:•;.:O:•:•'•:•".'o'•'•'•"•"•"•'•'~•;•;o',<;•!•!•!•:•:•;.-,~ ..:.;o;~.:. said. "Ohio has proceeded ac• • ' ·' ·'·' . • .••• •-...... .-........•.•.•.•.•.•.-.•.•.·.•................... -•••••••.•.•.•.o;.o;.•.•;o••••••• •·••• •• ' ••~v.-.-. •.. and .Middleport Mayor John Carl Will presided. System is working June Furniture Sale Fits on handle bars over front wheel discussion led by Dean . The group will then move to the tennis courts where the casting contest will be held. The casting rod and reel for the contest will be provided . All entries are competing against each other, regardless of ~ex or age. Major prizes, all in fishing gear, will be awarded to the top eight contestants, N. W. Corn p t o n , Po m e r o y businessman, is providing the prizes with each contestant to receive at least a small prize. All young people are cordially invited to take part. r~·=•:::;::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;r:;:::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::··:::::~~~ ' Sale Men's Sport and Dress Shirts; Includes Entlfe Stock Sale Prices Lee Tech Twill Work Uniforms SALE! 10.95 DELUXE Our entire stock of Bodyshirts is reduced for this sale including a big shipment of sty les for early fall : 1~~ will present organ selectiorn Saturday carnival rides will for one-hall hour before the be on lhe grounds behind the talent show gels under-way at junior high building. From 12 9. to I : 30 p.m. a flower show will Highlighting that show will be held in the Pomeroy Motor be the crownin g of the Regatta Company showroom. Also queen. there is a boat parade beginAlso this evening will be the " Regatta Ball" at the Pomeroy Junior High School al 10 p.m. feat•ri!lg Dick Hawkins and "'That Bunch." Also a !<!en High today in upper 70s to dance on the Pomeroy tennis · mid 80s. Variable cloudiness court is scheduled for · 9 p.m. warm and more humid tonight Saturday al 10 a.m. will be &nd Saturday with scattered the children's casting derby thundershowers. Low tonight with orientation to be held at 60 to 70. High Saturday in the tlle Episcopal Parish House. 80s. The casting derby will be held at the Pomeroy tennis courts LOCAL TEMPS followin~ the orientation. Temperature In downtown From9a .m. to6p.rn the flea Pomeroy Friday at 11 a. m, market and crafts fair will be held at the Pomeroy Junior was 77 degrees under sunny skies. High. • Young anglers cast Saturday Men 's and Boys Summer Weight Jackets Shirt Sale )j: ==:i=========:========:=:::===:~======::;:;:;:;::====·=·===·=·=;=;=;=;=;=·=·=·=== ·=:=:=== ================·=======================:====:i=·==~:===:=-~~~r Size 72 Inches diameter 15" deep. Girls Sportswear Sale Jim Mees, c~hairman of It, located at the intersecti on of the Big Bend Regatt~t parade SR 7 and U. S. 33, the Rt. 7 which will kick-<>ff the Big bypass at Hobson and at the Be~d Regatta. this evening, int.!rsection of SR 7 and U. s . 33 sa1d appro<~malely 2,000 bypass. people will be in .the line of The parade will leave march. Middleport at 6 p.m. traveling The parade promises to be non-stop to Pomeroy. Parade the largest ever lo he held in entdes will be judged prior to the Pomeroy - Middleport the parade with the winners to area, according to Mees. There be announced at its conclusion. are 50 Oools ent.!red and 10 Beginning at 8:30p.m. at the bands . Meigs Junior High in MidThere will be signs directing dleport, a talent show will be traffic to the parade or around held . . Mrs. Christine Guthrie ~~::::::.:··~~:::;:,·· · ,,.,.,. . . .., .. • .... • . -·~6. .:.:-::«::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·:::i:::::::;:~i::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:· PRIZES CHECKED - At left, Dr. N. IV. Compton representing one ?f.~e sponsors, Goessler's Jewelry Store', and Ted Dean, DiVISIOn of Wildlife hunting and fishin g instructor, Lnspect prizes to be given away at a casting derby 10 a.m_. Saturday . Boys and girls up lhrQugh the age Qf 15 are ebg1ble; everyone who enters will receive a prize . Other sponsors are R. C. Botiling Co. and Moore's Store in Pomeroy . MI!'; Ses and Women's Summer Tops . Tanks · Halters . Midriffs. Our entire stock Is included . and Short Sets SALE 5.95 • Blouses • Misses - Jl!niors - Half Sizes. Our entire stock Included in this sale. BLAZERSPANTS - SHORTS • Smocks SWIMWEAR SALE Make 49 Deposits DRESSIES Bovs Walk Shorts · Body- Vacation ·on Your ind? SPRING AND SUMMER Sale 1fz Price Reedsville . 0 Attending in addition to the I I delegates are Jean Whitehead, I ~L • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1 • • • rFV{..,. • Ernes t \Vhirehead of Reeds- 1 ..J...,.oa 1 ville, and Ed Cross, son of Mr. I ! and Mrs. Andrew Cross of F elllhers in his hill Racine . Miss Whitehead and June 11, 1973 Mr. Cross a,re counselors in Deard Sir: this y~~a r ' s Co ngress. Your recent article about Mr. Doyle Smales manager of The n1e for the congress is, Meigs County 's Forked Run State Park this year. Brings me to ''J' m OK, You're OK", and the remember two very im(Xlrtant events one was "Forked Run and the Other the Pomeroy-)llason Bridge. When I was Meigs County's Representative to the Ohio House of Representatives. Mr. Tom Mays of Middleport who was President of the local Electric Company. · Mr. Mays told me that it would be a leather in my hat if 1 could get a bill passed in the State Legislature lo abolish the toll . · and free the bridge . I at once introduced a bill that did just that, 3 loll collectors from Pomeroy lost their jobs. but il proved to be an The Meigs County Chapter of asset to me politically . Disabled American Veterans Astranger whom I never knew Mr. Jim Wells of Logan Ohio, Mond a y evemng elected came to me at Columbus and told me that he was President of the Char les D. Hauber, comState Foresty Division, and that forked run in Meigs County was man der ; Marvin L. Kelly, an excelent place and could he developed intO a recreational adjutan t treasurer; John C. center cheaply because of its natural suroundings. Thai if 1. Bac on, senior vice comwould introduce a bill in the Ohio House of Representatives for a mander ; Harold Frecker, . hundered thousand and bave it become law it would accomplish a junior vi ce commander; Edgar nice Lake and recreation facilities. D. Si sson, chaplain, and I promptly introduced such a bill and it passed the house and Sta nl e y Searls, sergeant-at- I went over to the Senate and ask old Friend and Wartimearms. Army Captian Tom W. Jones lo inlroduce it in the Senate, and I There are 200 members of went before the Senate Committee of which Tom W. Jones was a the D.A.V . in Meigs County but member and It passed the Senate and became law. So you may ma ny more who receive know that somebody had to do something to get these two items benefits as . veterans. Every accomplished. and that somebody was a man that wears my disa bled American veteran is name. urged to participate in activities to legislare for bett.!r Benjamin F. Turner benefits for the veteran and his · family. Holzer Medical Center (Discharges) Tamara · •Williamson, Mrs. Randell Westfall and twin sons, Ora Roberts, Carol Olliver, Ora Jividen, Elizabeth Spires, Julia Plunkett, Molly Parry, Virginia Miiler, · MrS. George McCarty and daughter, Alene Head, Aleta Gilliland, Ira Exline, Floyd Exline, · Peggy Elkins, Jessie Edinger, Hazel DeLong, Gladys Cooper, Eric Brown, Paula Barnhart, Mary Williams, Mrs. Mark Tillis and ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE l p'.ea-t:Fdi/h . . oats In para e ·ELBERFELD$ IN ·POMEROY Hauber elected ' . '' '. 12- The Daily Sentinel, Midtlle~X~rt-Pomeroy, Q,, June 14, 1973 Eight at 4-H Congress I, ' \ Shop our Third Floor Furniture Department and save during our Big June Furniture Sale. Tremendous Sav.l ngs on e LIVING ROOM FURNITURE e DINETTE SETS •CHAIRS e BEDROOM SUITES e NURSERY FURNITURE eMAnRESSES SEO written off -------------------------Lawn; Porch and Patio Furniture. Sale prices on our entire stock. Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse. SPECIAL SALE LUGGAGE Our entire stock of Women's and Girls' Swimwear is included in this Two- Day Sale. . Extension asked on air standards One and two piece Bathing Suits i n Misses'; , Women's, Preteens and Girls 3 to 14 Sizes. Senate· turned full circle on war District US will meet CANNON ROYAL FAMILY BATH ENSEMBLES Solid color velura with schiffli embroidered trim . ·FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO Member Federal Reserve System - $20,000 Maximum Insurance For Each Deposito'r . REG. 2.50 BATH "TOWELS-- ,-- - SALE 1.47 REG. 1.59 HAND TOWELS ----· - SALE '87c REG. 69c WASH CLOTHS - ·- ·-- SALE 37c Reg. 19.98-24" Jr. Pullman Reg. 18.98-21" Weekender Reg. '6.98-Traincase A Regular 125.94-J.Piece Set :f Sal.e 17~ ( ~;:~ali~~~ b:o:~lh so~~ces ~~ ::~ Free Customer Parking on Second Street and at Elberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse ELBERFE.LDS IN POMEROY s~~;t ~ • I • �' ' I 3-The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 June 15 1973 2 - TheDaily 1973 Haldeman told of bugging in January & THINGs •• • BY PAUL CRABTREE ' Yes they really do g1ve awards for outstanding teleVISIOn ; • commerctals And yes there reaUy are a few that deserve some sort of recogmUon The 1973 awards for the past season called Clio awards after some mmor Greek or Roman de1ty were announced the 0\h•r day Like the Emmys and Oscars there were far too many ' categories but some of my •didn, personal favorites won - and some Xerox got one of the wp awards for 1ts funny satire on a • thick-headed football team wh1ch had to use copies (by Xerox ·- of .course) or the game wmnmg play m order to score a touchdown :Well..,amed m my judgment : And Zerex anti-freeze won one for one of the most effective ~ commemals ever f1bned - the one in which holes are pun ~hed In lhe Zerex can and seal themselves on camera The :Sunphctty of Uns one makes tt a w1nner : Unsurpmmgly, Coca.Co1a scored a couple of times With 1ts ~holesome ditty about the g1rl who was ra1sed on country :sunshme •• A couple of perem1al wmners didn t make tt on !lie lists I ve ;seen Alka-Seltzer, which cons1stenUy has good - and toSOmetunes great - commercials wasn t represented and :Volkswagen another mnoval<lr of the soft sell, was edged out by :t.lercedes Benz of all people : Some of the wmners 1 ve never seen and apparenUy were ~eve loped for showmgs mother TV markets and never telecast )Jere ! And how about the commerCials developed by and for local )lations• Frankly I don t know if any were entered or not but tt )Would be hard to unagme very many WIMmg commercials :pmong tl11s group : Most of the adverttsers m the televiSion market that covers :f>felgs Gallia and Mason counties are people who distributes :products throughout the general area - bakeries and dairy .comparues to name a couple - banks automobile dealers and a 2ew other regiOnal distributors : None of these conunemals has been really bad m the past ~ason But on the other hand none has been really outstandmg :..... wtth one exception • I would unheSitatingly giVe an award of some kind or another :lo the Wolohan Lwnber people down around Jronl<ln, because lbey ve run a ser1es of commercials that have shown aboveJlverage w1t or~gmallty, and freshness Therr TV money IS well )pent and the creators ofthe1r ads should be recogn12ed : On the otheJ side or the com 1t s really rather difficult w yoduce anythmg great about a bank or a bakery All banks !""OJect an unage of being friendly convement and good places io mvest your money - and that s really about all that can be : WASHINGTON (UP! ) ....Jeb Stuart Magruder mvolved from the start says he went to the White House last January and described the full Watergate conspiracy 1o H R Haldeman then President Numn s closest a1de That was three months before N1xon says he got an mkllng of 11 SUckmg an occasiOnal an tac1d pill Magruder 38 the deputy director for NIXon s re election campa1gn cabnly la1d out an account before the Senate Watergate heanng Thursday that sharply con COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Ohw Senate early today passed 19-14 and sent mto a JOtnt legislative conference C01111111ttee a J9 9 b1lhon stale budget for fiSCal 1973-75 WJth a 10 per cent mcome tax credit for JOint fliers attached F1ve Senate Democrats tak mg a fll'Tn sw1pe at the admm IS!rahon of Gov John J G1lll gan JOined J4 Republicans m securing paasage of the g1ant appropr1atwns bill which had been tailored toward the desires of the GOP smce clearmg ; -<6 00 - Log FRIDAY JUNE 15 1973 News 3 <1 8 10 15 NBC News 13 Truth or Conseq 6 : Sesame St 20 Round the Bend 33 o6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 I : Dream of Jeannie 13 Let s Travel 33 , 7 00 - What s My L.ne a Truth or Conseq. 3 Beat the Clock 4 • News 6 10 Samt 15 Etec Co 20 Folk Gu tar 33 W ld : K1ngdom 13 •7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 : Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr K ldare 4 Protectors 8 Wall • Street Th1s Week 20 World Press JJ ,8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 .tl 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Mov1es \ Goodbye Mr Ch1ps 8 Is Pars Burn.ng 10 Washmgton : Week m Rev ew 20 33 8 30 , - Little People 3 4 Odd Couple 6 13 Naturalists 33 ' World Press 20 ? 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33 Room 222 6 13 Circle of Fear 3 4 15 Homewood 20 ? 30- Love Thy Neighbor 6 13 iC 00 - News 20 What About Tomorrow ? 6 13 Handful of Ashes 33 Bold Ones 3 4 15 U OO - News3 4 6 8 10 1315 n 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D ck Cavett 6 Mov1es Davtd & Operation D saster 8 D1e Monster D1e 10 Bathsheda 13 1 OO - MidnlghtSpeclal3 4 15 Movie Casta Dark Shadow 13 1 00- News 4 Mov1e The Day the Earth Caught F re 10 SATURDAY JUNE 16 1973 ~ 00 - Modern Almanac 10 6 30- TV Class Room 8 Kentucky Afield 13 Fatth For Today 10 T 00 - Neighbors 13 Farm Front <1 Fun For Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman s Pont of V ew 13 t 30 - Man from COS I 10 Farmbrook 3 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20 D ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel6 Abbott & Costello 8 8 00 - Houndcats 3 4 15 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8 10 (30 - Roman Hoi days 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabnna • Teenage W1tch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 ~00- Jetson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 1S Amaz ng Chan 8 10 '6 Sesame St 20 9":SO- P nk Panther 3 4 15 Move Cartoons6 8 10 13 1<too - Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 JOe 30 - Barkleys 3 4 8 Brady K1ds 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 • Jose and the Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 1'G 00 - Brother Buzz 6 F I ntstones 8 10 Sesame St 20 Sea Lab ., 3 4 Bew1fched 13 1'C,30- K1d Power6 13 Runaround 3 4 15 lltOO - Elec Co 20 Funky Phantom 6 13 Around The World In ~ 800ays3 4 15 ArchresTVFunn1es8 10 l~SO - Talk ng W th A G1ant 3 4 15 L1dsv111e 6 13 Fat Albert "~ - The Cosby K1ds 8 10 1 ~00- CBS Fdm Fest va\10 Wagon Tra n 3 Celebr1th Bowl ng "' 4 Lass1es 15 Monkees 6 13 1,0 - Johnny Bench 4 Amencan Bandstand 13 Film 15 2tl00 - Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Soul Tra n 6 UFOS " Tarzan 13 2: 15 - Baseball 3 4 15 2!'30 - Movte Double Crossbones 10 3~- W1de World of Sports6 13 Arthur Sm th 8 31<30 - Wrestling 8 4:'J>O - Sesame Street 33 Black Omn bus 10 4...:10 - Golf Tournament 6 13 5!'00 - Green Ac;res 3 Doctor In The House 4 Wrestling a ~ Death Valley Days 10 Gospel Talent Time 15 Mister Rogers • 33 s;::JO- Country Carnival 3 Electr c Co 33 D1ck Van Dyke 4 .. Baseball 15 Green Acrs 0 6ZIO - News 3 4 B Making Th ngs Grow 33 61!40 - NBC News 3 4 IS Reasoner Report 13 Beverl y ., Hdlblll es 8 News 6 Sewtng Skills Tailoring 3J 70JO- You Asked for It 3 Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Welk <1 Off the .. Record 33 World of Survtval 13 ]I:JO - Nashville Music J Oleanna Tra 133 Flips de 13 8!"00 - AIIInTheFamilyS 10 Emergency3 4 15 HereWeGo ':Aga1n 6 The Sess1on 33 Newsmaker 73 13 BklO - Brtdget Loves Bern,e B 10 A Touch of Grace 6 ... Playhouse New York Biography 33 9Q.>o- Mary Tyler MooreS 10 The Strauss Fan)ly 6 13 Mov1e '" Grand Pruc 3 4 15 9~0 - Bob Newhar1 8 10 10,00 - Jigsaw 13 Mov•e Nobody s Perfect 6 Joyce Chen s :ch.na 33 Mission lmposs1ble 8 10 11.00-News• 8 1013 MldnghfSpecoal15 11 :t5 - News 13 lh30 - Movies Raw Wmd n Eden 3 Wings of Chance 4 • Palm Spnngs Weekend 8 Goodbye Mr Ch1p5 10 : Mars Needs Women 13 12.00 - ABC News 6 12!)5 - Movoe The Mummy s Ghos1 6 1~- Mov1es No Name on the Bullet 3 The Umbrellas of :C herbaugh 4 Voyage to the Planet of Preh•ston c Women . 1$ f 2 H - Movie Mat n Monster of Terror 13 2 2D - Movoe Life Upside Down 4 3 30 - News 13 .A 00 - Mo., le Renegades of the West 4 the Democratic dommated House last Apnl An hour alter Senate clear ance the House voted 55-30 to reJect the Senate changes and send the measure to a JOint House-Senate conference com m1ttee which has two weeks to med1.ate differences unbl the he sa1d William Sloane Coffm, been saymg for several ~,~;eek,s The senators are expected to hear Haldeman s vers10n 1n a He AdmJIS He Lied Adm1ttmg he lied m earlier grand JUry testimony, Magrud er appeared under a court order preventmg hiS Senate test1mony from bemg used agamst hun and With a deal struck up w1th the US at- the Yale chaplin who taught him a course 111 ethtcs was advocating the destrucuon of draft cards Magruder sa1d 11 would be natural to assume that Haldeman NIXon s chief or staff was reading hiS detailed Watergate memos They were delivered to a1de Gordon strachan for relay to Hal deman he sa1d In any event he sa1d he went to Haldeman last January durmg the tr1al of the seven Watergate Wiretappers He few weeks Magruder also deeply 1m pllcated John N Mitchell the former attorney general and his former boss at the Com m1ttee to Re..,lect the President (CRP ) and John W Dean Iff a M1tchell protege and coun sel to the President m both the nonchalant approval of 1he buggmg plan and the frenzied attempt to conceal high mvolvement when 1t went current budget penod expires Conferees named were Sens Howard C Cook R Toledo Max H Denms R Wdmmgton and Oliver Ocasek D Akron and Reps Vernal G Riffe Jr D New Boston Myrl H Shoe maker D Bournev ille and Fredenck N Young R Dayton Three Senate Republicans turned aga mst the spcndm g proposal leaVIng the GOP three voles short of the re torney s office under which he will plead guilty to one charge of felony when mdictrnents are handed down and g1ve test~mony for the prosecution Magruder sa1d he embraced Illegal plans because he saw others domg so For example, and agenc1es parttcularly m the areas of envtrorunenta1 protection mental health and correcttons The GOP pumped $80 mllhon of th1s amount back mto Its own pnonty areas and used the rema1mng $20 rmlhon plus $55 m1lllon m anticipated revenue mcreases to fund the JO per cent tax break Democrats tned nme differ ent tupes to restore the var1ous 1:1gency cuts but each amend ment was defeated along party lmes as Senate Republican, pointed out the appropnatlons were actuaUy mcreased over proposed freeze on the number current spe ndmg Toward the end of the two of state employes furmshed the necessary number of Demo- hour 41).mmute debate, Senate Mmonty Leader Anthony 0 cratic turnovers Calabrese D Cleveland Gilligan had strenuously objected to cuts amountmg to s1gnaled conswnmahon of the $100 million m hiS programs agreement to clear the budget with a speech m wh1ch he obhquely raked the Gilligan qu1red maJOrl1y for passage But a last-rmnute agreement under \>hich Republicans suppl•ed the votes to knock out a Helen Help Us. • • > ~ Television awty Senate 0 Ks relief for J. oint filers ~~~~:t:::r~e~:~;~~w::~ iatd And when you note that a particular brand of bread or mUk IS ~lean fresh tasty and nutritious you run smack up against a ~lank wall of saymg anything more although Purity Maid added I touch of class by haVIng Eddie Albert do a senes of ads that ~ere well-produced if no1 overly ~rnagmative ~ Now about pOor commerCials - well forget 1t because they tre too numerous to mention : But I d bet that tf you asked Trt-County VIewers to name the VJosl 1rr1tatmg commerCial developed locally m the past year tbey d vote overwhelmmgly for Roy Clark p1ckln and grmnm ~r a savmgs and loan company Sut 1t wasn tall that bad- JUSt fUlly over..,xposed • tradicts what Haldeman has told him he was gomg w Dean for keepmg NIXon m the comm1t perJury to deny the dark by mamtalmng unt1l mvolvement of others m the March 22 that no White House scandal Haldeman did not staff members were mvolved On April 17 NIXon sa1d on discourage 11 he sa.~d teleVISIOn that three weeks Haldeman s Statement Two weeks ago Haldeman earlier he learned of seriOUS told reporters I can categon charges that his staff was cally state--and would like to- mvolved Magruder sa1d he had no that at no tune , nor many way reason to think PreSident did I suggest, d~rect or par t1c1pate m any coverup of the N1xon knew of the buggmg plans As far as I know, at no Watergate mvest1gation In a sworn depoSition g1ven pomt durmg the entire period m connection wtth the from the tune of the plannmg or Democrats CIVIl su1t agamst the Watergate Ill the t~me of the Republicans Haldeman trymg to keep 1t from the public VIew d1d the President have any knowledge of our errors m this matter he sa1d All Ideas from Liddy concern ex pressed on the He sa1d the 1deas all came President s part usually to from G Gordon Liddy general me that we try to get the facts m thiS matter determined and counsel Ill CRl' conv1cted conspirator who has refused to made known In that statement he blamed talk about the operatiOn admmtstratton fh1s was a magmf1cent JOb a b1part1san and balanced budget Calabrese sa1d We Another Happy Endmg Democrats worked hard and were parhally successful m gettmg more money. for some of our programs We were working under a Dear Helen You like happy endmgs so I m sendmg you one ci1pped from the Gary Indiana Post Tribune The feature story tells what happened after you pubhshed a call for Betty Crocker coupons m HELEN HELP US I double handicap the Demo crallc leader sa1d Not only were we m the mmor1ty but we did not always rece1ve the full cooperation of the admirus The COUl>flnS were needed to prov1de an electrocardiograph for the new St Mary s Mercy Hosp1tal m Hobart Indiana Alice Messma hospttal auxiliary member m charge of collectiOns trat10n reports they have poured m by the thousands smce her short Jetter appeared m your column She adds Some days when I go home from my shop I m very tired but I start readmg notes from people all over the country and I m not tired any more I often stay up all mght wnting thank you s and sortmg coupons The b1ggest surpriSe of all came when Mrs Messma opened a Jetter from Pennsylvarua and out fell a check for $500 The couple e"Plained they had no coupons but wanted to help as they had two sons llvmg near Hobart and they m1ght some day need the fac11lty Qlhers sent coupons they had been saVIng for themselves or the1r children but We thought your hospital needed them more A group of nuns m C.liforma collected and mailed 4 500 coupons It cost them $1 90 m postage The Mercy Hospital Aux1hary st1ll needs over 100 000 more Betty Ccocker coupons to fully pay for the machme wh1ch 1s now mstalled and operatmg but the turnmg pomt m the dr1ve substantial disadvantage by makmg concesswns to the GOP while Democrats were f1ghtmg B} Ht•lt'n Bottel came when you pubhc1zed the proJect Helen Thank you ' - COLLECTOR Calabrese explamed the ad rmmstratwn put his troops at a to retam spendmg levels adopt ed by the Democratic controlled House He then turned his Demo crat1c senators loos~ to use their own JUdgment and was JOined m votmg for the budget by Democratic Sens Ocasek Ronald M Mottl of Parma Robert T Secrest of Cam br1dge and Douglas Applegate of SteubenVIlle Republican defectors who bolted agamst the budget de sp1te a two-hour 21).mmute pr1 vate caucus pnor to the debate were Sens Paul R Mat1a of Westlake R1chard G Re1chel Dear Readers of Massillon and Thomas A You can make this happy ending comple te by sendmg another flood of Betty Crocker coupons to Allee Messina The Alice Shoppe 3Z2 Malo Street Hobart Indiana Thanks so very much for past and future help - H Van Meter of Ashland Secrest and Applegate d1d double damage to the admlnis trat10n cause through the1r votes on an amendment which would have restored $10 1Dlllion to the Environmental Protec lion Agency (EPA) - money sorely sought by the admlnis WIN AT BRIDGE tratlon Trump Echo Cues Defense 15 NORTH Secrest voted agamst restoratiOn and Applegate left the chamber allowmg the proposal to be defeated Jf>.J7, s pades East d1 sc ards a d1a desptte support from one m ond a nd 1t IS up to West • AJ 82 to decode whe theo he should try to g1ve hiS pa1 tne1 a ruff 01 a tnck With the quee n of diamonds that he ma y hold Jn the actual hand East ¥Q9 3 t AS 7 "-AQ4 WEST (D) EAST .KQ974 3 "' Vo d ¥A ¥ 62 t K96 QI0543 oloJ 97653 "- K 102 SOUfH .10 6 5 ¥KJ108 754 • J 2 Republican Mat1a Sen Cook one of the chief architects of the GOP verston of the budget earned the ball on the floor I dS no more trumps and the He praised the ap diamond p lay Is essential West al so knows that hts proprtatwns section as con partne r ha s no more trump s tammg a phllosoph1cal + because East ruffed the spade w1th the deuce and pI aye d the s1x spot when trumps were led Ex pet ts •s change under which public welfare was reduced by 10 per Cook clauned that despite Democratic protests about cuts, many agencies will re ce1ve 30 to 50 per cent hikes m the1r appropriations all as a result of the largesse of the OhiO taxpayers Grueser has 2nd shutout • m softball Kim Grueser recorded her second stra1ght shutout Wednesday mght as Forest Run defeated Syracues ~3-0m a Me1gs Jr G1rls League softball game at Minersville F1eld In other league games Racme defeated the New Haven Sluggers 20 5 and Pomeroy mpped the New Haven Bombers 13-10 Forest Run, Racme and Pomeroy are m a deadlock for first place w11h 2-0 records The balance of the schedule JUNE 20TH Syracuse New Haven Sluggers at New Haven 6 p m Mason R Dev N Haven Bombers, at New Haven, 7 pm Pomer.oy Forest Run at Minersville, 6 p m JUNEZ7TH Forest Run Raeloe at Syracuse, 6 p m Racine Pomeroy at Syracuse, 7 p m New Haven Sluggers Mason Red Devtls, at Minersville, 6 pm New Haven Bombers Syracuse at Minersville, 7 pm JULY 4TH Pomeroy N Haven Sluggers, at Syracuse 6 p m N Haven Bombers-Racine, at Minersville, 6 p m Mason Forest Run at Minersville 7 p m JULY liTH Forest Run-N Haven Sluggers at N Hav , 6 p m Pomeroy Mason, at Mvle 6 pm Racine-Syracuse, at Mvle , 7 pm JULY 18TH Mason·N Haven Sluggers at N Hav,6pm Syracuse-N Haven Bom bers at N Hav, 7 pm Racine-Forest Run, at Syrc , 6 pm JULY 25TH N Haven Bombers-Forest Run at Mvle , 6p m Mason Racine at Mvle 7 pm Pomeroy-syracuse, at Syrc , 6pm AUGUST 1ST N Haven Bombers--Mason, at Mvle, 6 p m Forest Run-Pomeroy at Mvle, 7 p m N Haven Sluggers-syracuse, at N Hav, 6 p m Raclne-N Haven Sluggers, at N Hav 7 p m East Wes t vulnerable AUGUST 8TH West North East Soulh I . lhree W1th a th1rd trump he same percentage N Haven Sluggen·Pomeroy, 1• 1N T Pass 4 ¥ would have 1 uffed w1th the .i.,_- -------'--""1" at N Hav 6 p m Pass Pass Pa ss s1x and followed wtt h th e Raclne-N Haven Bombers, The Daily Sentmel Openmg lead- • K de uce atN Hav 7pm t-IEWSPAPER HHERPR S£ ASSN ) DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Forest Run Syracuse, at Bl Oswald & James Jacobv MEJGS MASON AREA Mvle, 6pm CHESTER L TANNEHILC An expe r t defendm g wtth ExeC Ed Forest Run Mason, at Mvle 1 an mexpenenced partner 1s ROBERT HOEFLICH The b1dd ng has been C1ty EditOr 7 pm hke a pilot Hymg blmd m Pub l She d daly except Xnrth East a fog w1th h1s naVIgational West Salur day by The Oh Q Va lley AUGUST 15TH 1 ,.f. Pa ss Pub1 Sh n g Com pany 111 Instrument s moperahve He Pomeroy·N Haven Bom· Court 51 Pomeroy Oh o 2+ 24 Pass has to rely on mstmcl 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone hers atN Hav,6pm Pa;;s 3 'f Pass 992 2156 Editor al Phone 992 When experts play togeth Pass 2 157 4• Pass Syracuse-Racine, at Syrc 6 ~r they have conve ntwn s Sec ond c ass postage pa id at You South hold pm Pom eroy Oh o that are likely to s ubstitute ce nt and spendmg for ed t d by use a tl ump echo to show uca ton mcrease the O:B:]:1,Jr@U!] Wests k•ng of spades IS covered by North s ace and •uffed bv East s deuce of trumps The four of d1a monds 1s returned South s Jack IS covered by We st s kong and the IIJck won bv duntm\ s ace A t1ump IS led In wlth the ace Ht> cash~s th1 Nal on,al adverts ng represe ntative iolf nell Gil 8gher Jn c 12 Eas t 42nd St New York c ty New York rates Su bs c r p i on D el vered by carr er where ava Jable 55 cents per week By Motor Route where ea rner ha\C n I pflll\ r I ~IX \\lth ml a se v ce not ava I able One mont~ $2 By ma lm Oh10 and d1amond lead W Va One year $16 S x TODU S QUESTIO' mo nths months $6 50 Three months S5 50 Elsewhere S1B In stead or bidd g fot sp Ide~ vear s x months $9 50 three ott pa1 t n ~;r b d~ foUJ d1a o ds months S6 Sobscr pt on oq \ ou Jot cJ I \\I 11 do pr ce ncludes Sunday T mes Sent ne J lo n \ ·~Q965¥> 2 ce rtamt y for guesswork and West l< q ll~f'n ol tK4"-AQlO S Wht'lt do yo u d9 no\ ? ~-Ju st ,,ass t 1u1 pal hJ C I nught hold • K J x x 'I A K x xx ,.f. KJx x ' nu \\nUid + Mason Pomeroy 1 Mvle , 6 pm N Haven Sluggers Forest Run at Mvle, 7 pm AUGUST22ND N Haven Sluggers N Haven Bombers, at N Hav , 6 p m Syracuse-Mason, at Mvle 6 pm Pomeroy Racine, at Mvle , 7 pm PUBLIC AUCTION 2 DAY ANTIQUE SALE • • Expos wzn 6th zn row By FRED McMANE UPJ Sports Writer If th e Montreal Expos continue 1o play the kmd of baseball they •e been playmg the kids m Canada may be trading lhe1r hockey st1cks for basebaU bats The Expos the hottest team m the National League at the present made it s1x vtctor1es m a row Thursday mght by Whlppmg the San D1ego Padres 5-3 to strengthen lhe1r hold on second place m the East DiVISion Steve Renko and his battery mate John Boccabella shared the spotlight as the Expos handed the Padres their sixth straight loss Renko \\ ent the distance, allowmg only SIX h1t.s to record hiS f1fth triUmph m e•ght deciSIOns wh1le Boccabel Ia drove m two runs With a smgle and a sacr1f1ce fly Gene Mauch manager of the Expos remams optimiStiC that Yanks bomb Rutland his team can keep up the pace for the rest of the season I m cocky about the fact that they know how to play and when you know how to play there are no surprtses sa1d the Montreal skipper In the only othe~ NL game Ch1cago held on f~rmly to f~r st place m the NL East by edgmg Houston 54 Balhmore topped Kan sas City 8 3 California beat Boston 5 3 and Oakland blanked New York :Hl m the only Amencan League actlOn Ferguson Jenkins pitched a SIX·Iutter and Billy WilllaiTlS homer for Balt~more early m the game while John Mayberry hit h1s 15th homer for Kansas City Vada P1nson and Frank Robmson two old friends from the1r C1ncmnah days now remuted at Cahforma teamed to spark the Angels over the Red Sox Pmson drilled a twoout smgle to score t~ t1e breakmg run m the seventh mmng while Robmson hit his 533rd career homer followmg a smgle by Pmson m the s1xth Carl Yastrzemskl hit hiS th1rd three-run homer m three nights for Boston Dave Hamtlton w11h last out relief help from Roll1e Fmgers blanked the Yankees on seven smgles m p1tchmg the A s to VIctor y Hanulton was relieved Twenty two balls were put walked 6 m three mnmgs For drove m three runs w1lh a homer apd a smgle to pace the mto orbit for safe hits by the Rutland Dav1s smgled and Cubs VIctory W1lllams homer Pomeroy Yankees m a 24 2 George doubled was hts second Ln two days and VIctory m JUst three tnnmgs For the Yankees Call had h1s loth of the season Tommy over Rutland B m a Pomeroy four smgles Steve Little h1t for Helms had a two-run homer for wtth two on and ty, o out m the Boys League game Thursday the cycle a homer triple the Astros mnth and Ftngers retired evening at Rutland double and smgle Mark The Onoles needed a seven pmchh1tter Ron Blomberg the The game kept the Yanks ln Norton had two doubles a run e1ghth mnmg to defeat the league s leadmg hitter on a a t1e for f1rst place w1th a 3 1 lr1ple and homer Br.s Taylor record Rutland B became 0-4 had two doubles Tom Hawley Royals Paul Blatr s bases forceout to end the game Sal loaded triple highlighted the Bando and Reggie Jackson h1t good for last place a tr.ple and homer and Pat mmng m wh1ch the Orioles back-to back homers m the Earlier m the week the Owens and Tim Faulk each a collected SIX h1t.s and two Sixth off George Med1ch to lead Pomeroy Ptrates won their smgle walks Tommy Davts had a U1e As offense first game of the season as Yankees 6 lf>.J-24 22 pitcher Mike Tnplett led them Rut 8 00 2-22 to a 9-5 wm over Rutland A S Call and K Faulk Dugan The P~rates are 2-2 Rutland 2 and Dav1s 2 Fanned 12 For the Yankees Stev1e Call Tr1plett agamst Rutland A By FRANK BERKOPEC work- the kmd that blurs h1s fanned 7 walked 5 Dugan OAKMONT Pa <UP!) gave up ftve runs and 6 h1ts He mmd makes hiS hands bleed suffermg the entire onslaught walked 4 and fanned 12 Gary Player says he s a and puts him three strokes for Rutland B fanned five The P1rates got 7 runs m the believer and what he beheves ahead m the U S Open after he f1rst mmng when the Rutland m IS sheer hack breaking hard fe lt only a mira cle could possibl y help hun Pitcher couldn t locate the 1 1 plate With h1s p1lches Rutland I practiced as hard as 11 was outhll the Pirates 6 2 Rutland possible for a human to h1tters were G Priddy a smgle practice sa1d Player after D Edwards two smgles K f1rmg a near-1 ecord 67 over the Dewhurst two doubles and D Oakmont Country Club course Kennedy a double m Thursday s opemng round I urking bchmd Player was a Getting h1ts for the P~rates were R Blaeltnar a double and senous Lee Trevmo who 1s gunmng for his th~rd Open t1tle Terry Smllh a smgle NEW YORK (UP! l - Three j The Standings members of the defendmg m SIX years former PGA W L Natwnal League champwn Cm champiOn Ray Floyd and J1m Lou Osborne Yankees 3 1 cmnat1 Reds are the top vote Colbert a former Kansus State Tigers VALUES 3 l getters at the1r respective football player all bed for G1ant.s 3 I pos1t1ons m the early fan second place w1th one under SEARS Pirates 2 2 ballobng for the 1973 NatiOnal 70s Catalog Merchant Jack Nicklaus was bed at 71 Rutland A 2 2 League Ali-Star squad 1t was w1th five other players mclud 220 E Mam Pomeroy Syracuse A 2 2 ann ounced today PH 992 2178 Syracuse B I 5 Catcher Johnny Bench se mg Arnold Palmer who lost-to Rutland B 0 4 cond baseman Joe Morgan and Jack here 111 1962 m a playof[ M.ltor League Standmps By Umted Pren InternatiOnal National League Eut wtpctgb Ch cago 36 21 600 .Yiontreal St Lou s 18 25 28 29 New York P 1tlsburgh P h ladelphla 528 491 4/:t 6h 463 8 453 8 h 414 11 25 29 24 29 24 34 West wlpclvb San Franc•sco 39 25 609 Los Angeles 37 24 607 'h Houston 34 29 540 4 h On St Rt 78 between McConnels'W'IIIe and Caldwell Oh1o 1n Re1nersvtlle Due to the death of my husband Htram Henderson w111 sell the complete contents of our 10 room museum hotne r------------i W1ll se ll on Fr day June 22 Glassware d shes old brass o 1 lamps churns clocks p cture frames pnm ttves ch na pottery bells and hundred s of other small tems W1ll s ell unhl late at n1ght Glassware d shes Ironstone m1lk glass Hull and Weller pottery English Bavar an German Austr an pressed glass goblets and sherbets N1ppon several stemmed d1shes a lot cruets cake stands old pink and grden glass d shes some depression ruby glass bud va ses several boxes glass stoppers a lot glass I ds for compotes old vases compotes Ironstone platters ant pocket watches costume tewelry old eye glasses cellula d harness r ngs toke ns buttons souven rs etc razor straps o I burners old buttons wooden scoops etc R R la ntern s ant powder cans etc tobacco cutters boilers stone tars tugs p tchers etc brass pottery and t n sp ttoons a lot very n ce old picture frames old com b cases flat 1rons brass copper and tron kettles 1ron tea kettle ron pots several mantle clocks coffee gr nder hang ng o I lamp wall o I lamps wooden butter molds and bowls sugar buckets old crocks cherry seeder apple peeler t n and gramte ware wooden spoons ant match holders kraut cutters lead spoons with wood handles ant flour s fters baskets glass celery d1shes spoon holders sugars & creamers lot o I lamps hand pa nted ch na salters large hn storage box lor matches teardrop dres ser lamps 2 shadow boxes a lot brass "-pes lot Aladd n lamps (some very unusual) Cambndge candleholders fru t bowl Weller d1shes tor 6 (Ap pl e pattern) honey d sh a lot of bone and wooden handled s lverware a lot candle holders old s lverware nk wells bank McGuffey readers Carn val d1shes and vases pressed glass several large platters gold edged d shes German and other deep d s hes blue glass hand pa nted deep dishes Weller b rd six s ded unUsual Weller vase several other Weller vases Ros ev lie & McCoy pottery apple celluloid and ch1na dolls Crooksville ware Hav land pes lot small p tc;_ hers N ppon tea set Prus s a a lot stemfTled d1 shes ant m rrors canes stereoscope Gonder pottery accord1an brass Cadillac auto horn albums tm types blue and ruby 01l lamps 2 ant marble base floor lamps hand pamted o I lamps ant globe m 1ron stand very old books 3 brass bells hand painted vase and rons f1replace sets a lot ant lanterns flmts ant padlocks old pocket kmves ant door locks and keys candy 1ars lantern globes a lot ant tools dock wetghts wood mallets model T wrenches sausage stuffer lot old Jar s and bottles sa rsapanlla bottles tull wooden coffee box shoe lasts wagon 1ack ant augers adz planes etc horse f ddle cow yoke hay fork straw rake oval wooden churn w1fh crank ch ld s wagon corn cracker spool ca bmet hang ng R R lantern hall tree lot hobnail d shes unusual flower holder (boy and goat) lot 011 lamps wtth hand panted globes candle molds p t cher and bowl set Ironstone shav ng mug & holder ant hobby & rock ng horses doll buggy ant clothes - shoes glass rabbtfs tewel boxes ant qu11ts ant Ctv I War sword lot organ stoo ls pes of sp1nnmg wheel wheat cradle school desks many old bottles Th1s s only a part1all st mg of the terns tobesoldFrday Wlltrytosellallsmall temsonFrday Sale will last unt I late even ng W II start Saturday June 23 at 10 00 A M selling any s mall tern s left from Fr day and household 1urn ture Three Reds are leading vote-getters Here's the Man To See For • • . : THE BEST I Sears L----------.J Nicklaus round wa s outfielder Pete Rose are each h1ghhghted by an eagle two on leadmg 1:1t thetr posttlons m REGATTA SPECIAL SATURDAY & SUNDAY JUNE 16 & 17 Fl SH _______________ 39¢ FRENCH FRIES---·23¢ 4th & Locust SATURDAY JUNE23 any other player accumulatmg (All t1mes EDT) Los Ang eles l Down ng 5 3) at Mon1real (McAnally 3 1) 8 pm San D1ego !Arl •n 2 J) at New York (Matlack 3 8) 8 p m San Fran cisco (Bryant 10 3) at Philadelphia (Twltchell 52) 7 JO p m Ch cago (Hooton 6 Jl at Atlanta ( Harnson 1 2) 8 p m P1tlsburgh (Moose 55) at C ncmnat1 (Norman 1 7J 8 p m St Louis t Foster <1 3) at Hous ton (Roberts 6 3) 8 30 pm Saturday s Games Los Angeles at Montreal Ch1 at Atlanta twilight h1 s dnve Wh en Trevmo learned of Jack s gan1bling i~Jot that pa1d off he said he Vi IShed Nicklaus would h1t his drtver there every day Others bunched at 71 were Gene I 1ttlcr who won !lie Open m 1961 and whose battle with cancer kept h1m off the pro tour last yea r for SIX months Bob Charles the New Zealand leflhander Ralph Johnston a longshot and blond Johnny M1ller Player who underwent surg ery last February to corre<'t a bladder problem sa 1d he prepared for the Open by playmg 36 holes of golf a day In fact earher this week he sa1d he was so discouraged by hiS 1ecent play he will qUit the tour for a month after this "eekend He had only par llc1pated m three tourJUJments durmg the last f1ve months one of them tn Japan Marion to host 14th All Star encounter 89 314 of the 229 339 cast by fans from across the country slartmg berth as he leads runnerup Manny Sangutllen of b1tl •t thts store- Thursd~y s Results BaiUmore 8 Kansas City 3 Oakland 3 New York o California 5 Boston 3 (Only games scheduled) Today 1 s Probabl& P1tchers (All limes EDT) Boston (Pattin 6 7) at Oak land (Hunter 8 3) 11 p m New York IStottlemyre 7 6) at California (Singer 10 J) 11 pm Milwaukee {Slaton 3 5) at Ch1cago t Wood 1<16) 9 p m Minnesota (Woodson s 3) at Detroit ( Perry 7 4) 8 p m Kansas Cltf <Spllttorff 9 3) at Cleveland ( ldrow 4 6) 7 30 pm Texas (Siebert 3 5) at Bal hmore (Cuellar 2 6) 7 30 p m Saturday s Games Boston at Oakland Minnesota at Detroit New York at Calif twilight Kan City at Cleve twilight Milwaukee at Ch cago night Texas at Baltimore night Model TBF 18SL Indians in 13-2 victory 17 6 cu ft No Frost Refrrgerator Freezer • Only 30 ~ wide 66 high • Freezer hold I up to 165 lbs • Jet Freeze ICe compartment • fr&ez!JI ce extra feat • 4 cabinet shelves 1 ldJultable 1 ahdu out • Twm vegetable blnu Remo\l'able egg bin• Separate temperature control•• Rolls out on wheels The Middleport Indians blasting three home runs defeated the Mets 13 2 Thurs day mghtln a Middleport Boys League game Refrigerator $38995 The lndtans m ra1smg theh record to 4-0 belled 12 h1ts while wmmng pitcher Lynch held the Mets to just 3 hlt.s Leading the attack with home runs were Bareswilt who smacked two round trippers and Hmdy The Mets now 1 3 got homers from D Herman and 992 5248 Middleport 0 OPENING For Regatta Sunday MARION Ohw (UPf ) - The f1eld South m Class AAA Will votes SangUillen 1s listed on crea m of last year s sen 10r Collins ol Bellefontame H1gh the ballot as a catcher basketball stars play their fmal School m Class AA and Stan although he has played the game Saturday m the 14th K1rby of Class A state cham North-South Cage Classoc outfield all season pwn Manon Pleasant Morgan has rece~ved 48 128 Ten talented star s from the votes and holds a comfortable northern part of the stale w11l Chosen for the North were lead ove r Glenn Beckert of be p1tted agamst 10 equally Cleve la nd East Tech star Ch1cago "ho has 21 060 while oul<tanding players frorn the gu<trd Lawrence Bolden who Rose tops all the outf1elders southern half m the annual played r e~ularly for 1he Scarabs for three years UP! w1th 51 480 votes Bobby Bonds conte st at the Coliseum The north holds 1: 1 shm 7-6 Class AA Player of the Year of San Francisco and Cesar Cedeno of Houston rank second edge m lhe ser1es mcludmg M1ke Buurma of Willard Mike Banks of Youngstown Ur and lh1rd among the outfielders last year s 109-83 runaway Coachm g the North squad sulme Boyd Breece of Rltt With 38 248 and 38 023 votes w1ll be M1ke R1ley of Elyna man KeVJn Dilworth of Fort respectively Henry Aaron of the Atlanta H1gh School m Class AAA Joe Rcmvcry Tom Harris of LoBraves ha s recmved the most Stalma of Ros sford H1gh ram Admiral Kmg Dan Hipvotes at f1rs t base ChriS Speter School m Class AA and Robert sher of Fostona a member of of San Franc1sco heads the Walsh of Loram Clearvww m the UP! All-OhiO Class AAA team red Hipsher of Findlay shortstops and Ron Santo of Class A At the helm of thc South Will Dave Srmth of Claymont and Chica go IS the leader at Uurd be Wayne Wiseman of Sprmg lay Underman of Elyria base Joe Torre of St LoUis runs m the second and added f1ve m the th1rd before the game was called on the tQ..rWJ rule Pittsburgh by more than 74 000 SPECIAL SUNDAY Large oval glass ch na cupboard Grandfather c lock w th weights- key w nd (r uns) very n ce walnut high back organ several organ stools good round oak pedestal table w th claw feet 6 match ng cha rs drop leaf desk w th drawers 2 hall trees w1th m1rrors and umbrella stands love seat w th lyre shaped h gh back - extra n ce- w th 2 matchmg cha rs ant walnut library table several very unusual and extra mce cha rs (roun d back round boHom plank bottom spltnt and many others) ant oak platform r.ocker ant stands of all kmds several ch ldren s rockers o I banquet lamp W1fh hand pamted shude organ wtfh fancy knobs and carv ng m1rror and h gh back childs w cker rocker Ed1son phonograph w th horn on tr pod app 100 cyl nder records w cker rockers ant large store coffee grinder old Wales addmg mach ne old store cou nters brass tray scales wooden meat sl cer foot warmers ant leaded e le c fan oaks deboard w th m rror and shelf ant foldmg h gh cha1r 3 wall telephones sp nnmg wheel sw ng ng platform rocker walnut c h na cupboard ant claw footed stand w th brass head tnm 60 pes Cambndge glass- stemmed d shes plates sugar creamer cups saucers ~oblets salters cand le holders tooted d s h etc to be sold Saturday p1cfure frames some sold Sat dmner bell w th hanger plank bottom rockers cherry chma cupboard w th glass pane doors ladder back rocker spl nt bottom cha rs bamboo rocker fireplace bellows 2 walnut dropleaf tables ant wooden washmg mach ne wash tub and board dropleaf square lyre type table on castors 2 sets s le gh bells a lot old store fin type bOxes ant ma I bags s de saddle many ant tools ant head! ghts hat rack w th m rror and horns of an1mals from all over the world wooden chest nt SPOol cabmet 3 pc match ng Love seat set good 2 V ctrolas record cabinet records cheese boxes walnut 1tbrary tablE! ant sewtng mach nes dropleaf desk 2 custa rd glass base table lamps another square ch na cupboards w th glass doors and s des marble top oak stand w th sw1vel center m rror and folding stde m rrors toldmg chest bed w th m1rror round rung yoke baby cradle dresser w1th sw vel m1rror boot ben ch ant rocker w th rope seat 2 ant wooden baby cradles burea1.1 round table w th claw teet Seth Thomas we ght dock cherry sleigh bed dresser w th marble and revolv ng mirror cherry bureau sect anal hall tree muzzle load ng R fie fa1r ant children s furniture walnut dresser w th revolv ng m1rror- marble w1th wood pulls copper 011 lamp unusual h1gh back wooden bed w1th carved eagle at top and engravtng In God We Trust - over 200 years old ca rved chest walnut & cherry stands marble c ross candle holder many ant cha rs cradles rockers stands etc camel trunk old chest ox yoke rna I cart firep lace cro;1ne brass bed wooden trunks secretary desk with m rror 1930 Madel A Ford - runs good- sold Sat sle1gh wagon wheels old cash j;eg1ster corn sheller we gh scales grind stone brakmg plows cream cans 2 Engl sh saddles buggy shalves car runn ng board luggage carr er s ngfe and double trees 10b corn planter laundry coal stove wooden wagon wheels horse collars small safe and many many other unl sted items Th s s a 1 f ~ t me s collection of ant ques Many of wh1ch have been 11anded down for several generat ons Sale w II be held outs1de rain or shine Some shade Bnng your lawn cha1r and plan to stay for 2 days - Motels at McConnelsville Caldwell Cambndge and Mar etta Most tems are n good cond t10n and many are very valuable and rare p1eces Milwaukee Oetrolf New York Balhmore Boston Cleveland East wlpctgb Thirty playe1 s shot rounds of Becker attempts to land berths on the the par four 322 yard 17th an Becker s blast gave !lie Meta uphill dogleg left where the 80 or over lncludlng Charles startmg team wh1ch Will face a brief ].()lead '" the top or the Oh10 bomber cut his drtve over Sifford who had 83 on mnes of the Amcncan League All-Stars f1rst mmng But the Indians the trees and onto the green 12 47-36 at Kansas City on Tuesday quickly responded m !herr half feet from the pm The f~eld w1ll be cut to the n.ght July 24 Bob Goalby hiS playmg low 60 scorers and t1es after of the f1rst w1th smgles by Bench the league s Most Gardner and Lee followed by partner had called the shot today s 18 holes Valuable Player a year ago Bareswtlt s first homer stup1d before Nocklau& h1t ha s received more votes than The lnd1ans tallied four more Bench has all but locked up the McCLURE'S American league 30 27 526 30 27 526 31 28 525 21 26 509 1 21 28 491 2 22 36 379 8 h Cmc•nnat• 31 28 525 5 ;, West Atlanta 26 34 433 11 Wlpcl9b San D ego 20 .42 323 18 Chicago 32 22 593 Thursday s Results Minnesota 30 25 545 21Jl Montrea l 5 San Otego 3 Callfornta 29 27 51 8 " Ch•cago 5 Houston 4 Oakland 31 29 517 4 (On ry games scheduled) Kansas City 32 30 516 -4 Today s Probable P1tcherr. Texas 19 35 352 13 Player hot at Oakmont Fr1day, June 22 at 10 00 A M Sharp Saturday June 23 at 10 00 AM Sharp Remersvrlle, Ohro P1ttsburgh at Cmc1 twilight San Diego at N~w York n1ght St Louis at Houston n ght San Francl!.to at Ph1la night SCIOTO RESULTS return of U57 40 COLUMBUS (UP! J - 1\rme Attendance was 5 540 andl' e Almahurst won the featured day 's handle was $297,912: : J13 5M Challenge Stakes ror • three year-old trotters at NOTICE! Sc10to Downs here Thursda ~ mght paytng J2 80 J2 80 and NEW YORK $240 for the 2 02 H wm The time was a new season CLOTHING r ecord for three year-old trotters over a flve..,lghth-rrule HOUSE track at SciOto Downs Blue V1st.a was back by 51> IS ftOW the;~~~:;~~:rng lengths followed by AC s Thor for Columbus & Gabon OhiO and BuUer Abbot Ohio Electnc You can pay your combmed for a 2-4 dally double 1"---------------------• MODEL CA 222Y ECONOMY 12 FOOD FREEZER Net Ston ge Volume, 12 Cu Ft FooJ Slor •gc 420 Lbs til llo "h 28 W1dc, 27 i1o Deep FATHER'S DAY JUNE 17th heritage house H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ Your Thom MeAn S1ore 992 2238 -·-..-1, RUSTY OLD WATER PIPE A PROBLEM? last yearsm the startmg 1hlrd I baseman m1dseason classiC ts only 2 000 votes behmd Santo despite the fa ct he has played most of th1s season at first base Aaron though he has played almost excluSively m the outfield th1s year 1s listed on the "llll star ballot at f1rst base a position he played '"1972 B1lly W1lllams anQ RICk Monday of Ch1cago Lou Brock of St LoUis Bobby Tolan of Cmcmnat1 Garry Maddox of San FranciSco and AI Oliver of Pltl.'lburgh have all rece~ved substantial support [or outfield OPEN SUNDAY, JUNE 17 11:00 AM-2:00PM BUFFET LUNCHEON REPLACE WITH CPVC HOT & COLD PLASTIC PIPE PORTABLE 10' LENGTHS-NOW AT COLOR TV SPECIAL LOW PRICES %"Pipe 20c foot Ell 10c ea. 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SIMPLE-ANYONE CAN DO IT ALSO BE READY FOR THE NEW RURAL WATER Sou nd Rep acea b e Sold Sta te m n c rc u ts ep ace a bul 5 c hass s tubeS II um nated Channel Numbe s AoJJ About Ca t nc uded VHF/UHF An t enn.:~s Motorola Br gh t P cture Tube H gh 1mpac1 polys tv ene cab nel n Wal nut g a n I n sh 992-3748 011 Phones 992 5020 WERNER RADIO & T.V. 2nd Ave. Middleport 405 North Second Avenue Middleport Ohi.) 45760 �' ' I 3-The Dally Sentmel Middleport Pomeroy 0 June 15 1973 2 - TheDaily 1973 Haldeman told of bugging in January & THINGs •• • BY PAUL CRABTREE ' Yes they really do g1ve awards for outstanding teleVISIOn ; • commerctals And yes there reaUy are a few that deserve some sort of recogmUon The 1973 awards for the past season called Clio awards after some mmor Greek or Roman de1ty were announced the 0\h•r day Like the Emmys and Oscars there were far too many ' categories but some of my •didn, personal favorites won - and some Xerox got one of the wp awards for 1ts funny satire on a • thick-headed football team wh1ch had to use copies (by Xerox ·- of .course) or the game wmnmg play m order to score a touchdown :Well..,amed m my judgment : And Zerex anti-freeze won one for one of the most effective ~ commemals ever f1bned - the one in which holes are pun ~hed In lhe Zerex can and seal themselves on camera The :Sunphctty of Uns one makes tt a w1nner : Unsurpmmgly, Coca.Co1a scored a couple of times With 1ts ~holesome ditty about the g1rl who was ra1sed on country :sunshme •• A couple of perem1al wmners didn t make tt on !lie lists I ve ;seen Alka-Seltzer, which cons1stenUy has good - and toSOmetunes great - commercials wasn t represented and :Volkswagen another mnoval<lr of the soft sell, was edged out by :t.lercedes Benz of all people : Some of the wmners 1 ve never seen and apparenUy were ~eve loped for showmgs mother TV markets and never telecast )Jere ! And how about the commerCials developed by and for local )lations• Frankly I don t know if any were entered or not but tt )Would be hard to unagme very many WIMmg commercials :pmong tl11s group : Most of the adverttsers m the televiSion market that covers :f>felgs Gallia and Mason counties are people who distributes :products throughout the general area - bakeries and dairy .comparues to name a couple - banks automobile dealers and a 2ew other regiOnal distributors : None of these conunemals has been really bad m the past ~ason But on the other hand none has been really outstandmg :..... wtth one exception • I would unheSitatingly giVe an award of some kind or another :lo the Wolohan Lwnber people down around Jronl<ln, because lbey ve run a ser1es of commercials that have shown aboveJlverage w1t or~gmallty, and freshness Therr TV money IS well )pent and the creators ofthe1r ads should be recogn12ed : On the otheJ side or the com 1t s really rather difficult w yoduce anythmg great about a bank or a bakery All banks !""OJect an unage of being friendly convement and good places io mvest your money - and that s really about all that can be : WASHINGTON (UP! ) ....Jeb Stuart Magruder mvolved from the start says he went to the White House last January and described the full Watergate conspiracy 1o H R Haldeman then President Numn s closest a1de That was three months before N1xon says he got an mkllng of 11 SUckmg an occasiOnal an tac1d pill Magruder 38 the deputy director for NIXon s re election campa1gn cabnly la1d out an account before the Senate Watergate heanng Thursday that sharply con COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Ohw Senate early today passed 19-14 and sent mto a JOtnt legislative conference C01111111ttee a J9 9 b1lhon stale budget for fiSCal 1973-75 WJth a 10 per cent mcome tax credit for JOint fliers attached F1ve Senate Democrats tak mg a fll'Tn sw1pe at the admm IS!rahon of Gov John J G1lll gan JOined J4 Republicans m securing paasage of the g1ant appropr1atwns bill which had been tailored toward the desires of the GOP smce clearmg ; -<6 00 - Log FRIDAY JUNE 15 1973 News 3 <1 8 10 15 NBC News 13 Truth or Conseq 6 : Sesame St 20 Round the Bend 33 o6 30 - NBC News 3 4 15 ABC News 6 CBS News 8 10 I : Dream of Jeannie 13 Let s Travel 33 , 7 00 - What s My L.ne a Truth or Conseq. 3 Beat the Clock 4 • News 6 10 Samt 15 Etec Co 20 Folk Gu tar 33 W ld : K1ngdom 13 •7 30 - To Tell the Truth 6 Parent Game 10 Beat the Clock 13 : Porter Wagoner 3 Young Dr K ldare 4 Protectors 8 Wall • Street Th1s Week 20 World Press JJ ,8 00 - Sanford & Son 3 .tl 15 Brady Bunch 6 13 Mov1es \ Goodbye Mr Ch1ps 8 Is Pars Burn.ng 10 Washmgton : Week m Rev ew 20 33 8 30 , - Little People 3 4 Odd Couple 6 13 Naturalists 33 ' World Press 20 ? 00 - Masterpiece Theatre 33 Room 222 6 13 Circle of Fear 3 4 15 Homewood 20 ? 30- Love Thy Neighbor 6 13 iC 00 - News 20 What About Tomorrow ? 6 13 Handful of Ashes 33 Bold Ones 3 4 15 U OO - News3 4 6 8 10 1315 n 30 - Johnny Carson 3 4 15 D ck Cavett 6 Mov1es Davtd & Operation D saster 8 D1e Monster D1e 10 Bathsheda 13 1 OO - MidnlghtSpeclal3 4 15 Movie Casta Dark Shadow 13 1 00- News 4 Mov1e The Day the Earth Caught F re 10 SATURDAY JUNE 16 1973 ~ 00 - Modern Almanac 10 6 30- TV Class Room 8 Kentucky Afield 13 Fatth For Today 10 T 00 - Neighbors 13 Farm Front <1 Fun For Everyone 6 Treehouse Club 8 10 7 15 - Woman s Pont of V ew 13 t 30 - Man from COS I 10 Farmbrook 3 Treehouse Club 13 Sesame St 20 D ck Van Dyke 4 Gospel6 Abbott & Costello 8 8 00 - Houndcats 3 4 15 Pufnstuf 13 Jakes Place 6 Bugs Bunny 8 10 (30 - Roman Hoi days 3 4 15 Jackson Five 6 13 Sabnna • Teenage W1tch 8 Popeye 10 Mr Rogers 20 ~00- Jetson 3 4 15 Osmonds 6 1S Amaz ng Chan 8 10 '6 Sesame St 20 9":SO- P nk Panther 3 4 15 Move Cartoons6 8 10 13 1<too - Underdog 3 4 15 Elec Co 20 JOe 30 - Barkleys 3 4 8 Brady K1ds 6 13 M1ster Rogers 20 • Jose and the Pussycats m Outer Space 8 10 1'G 00 - Brother Buzz 6 F I ntstones 8 10 Sesame St 20 Sea Lab ., 3 4 Bew1fched 13 1'C,30- K1d Power6 13 Runaround 3 4 15 lltOO - Elec Co 20 Funky Phantom 6 13 Around The World In ~ 800ays3 4 15 ArchresTVFunn1es8 10 l~SO - Talk ng W th A G1ant 3 4 15 L1dsv111e 6 13 Fat Albert "~ - The Cosby K1ds 8 10 1 ~00- CBS Fdm Fest va\10 Wagon Tra n 3 Celebr1th Bowl ng "' 4 Lass1es 15 Monkees 6 13 1,0 - Johnny Bench 4 Amencan Bandstand 13 Film 15 2tl00 - Baseball Pre Game Show 3 4 15 Soul Tra n 6 UFOS " Tarzan 13 2: 15 - Baseball 3 4 15 2!'30 - Movte Double Crossbones 10 3~- W1de World of Sports6 13 Arthur Sm th 8 31<30 - Wrestling 8 4:'J>O - Sesame Street 33 Black Omn bus 10 4...:10 - Golf Tournament 6 13 5!'00 - Green Ac;res 3 Doctor In The House 4 Wrestling a ~ Death Valley Days 10 Gospel Talent Time 15 Mister Rogers • 33 s;::JO- Country Carnival 3 Electr c Co 33 D1ck Van Dyke 4 .. Baseball 15 Green Acrs 0 6ZIO - News 3 4 B Making Th ngs Grow 33 61!40 - NBC News 3 4 IS Reasoner Report 13 Beverl y ., Hdlblll es 8 News 6 Sewtng Skills Tailoring 3J 70JO- You Asked for It 3 Hee Haw 6 Lawrence Welk <1 Off the .. Record 33 World of Survtval 13 ]I:JO - Nashville Music J Oleanna Tra 133 Flips de 13 8!"00 - AIIInTheFamilyS 10 Emergency3 4 15 HereWeGo ':Aga1n 6 The Sess1on 33 Newsmaker 73 13 BklO - Brtdget Loves Bern,e B 10 A Touch of Grace 6 ... Playhouse New York Biography 33 9Q.>o- Mary Tyler MooreS 10 The Strauss Fan)ly 6 13 Mov1e '" Grand Pruc 3 4 15 9~0 - Bob Newhar1 8 10 10,00 - Jigsaw 13 Mov•e Nobody s Perfect 6 Joyce Chen s :ch.na 33 Mission lmposs1ble 8 10 11.00-News• 8 1013 MldnghfSpecoal15 11 :t5 - News 13 lh30 - Movies Raw Wmd n Eden 3 Wings of Chance 4 • Palm Spnngs Weekend 8 Goodbye Mr Ch1p5 10 : Mars Needs Women 13 12.00 - ABC News 6 12!)5 - Movoe The Mummy s Ghos1 6 1~- Mov1es No Name on the Bullet 3 The Umbrellas of :C herbaugh 4 Voyage to the Planet of Preh•ston c Women . 1$ f 2 H - Movie Mat n Monster of Terror 13 2 2D - Movoe Life Upside Down 4 3 30 - News 13 .A 00 - Mo., le Renegades of the West 4 the Democratic dommated House last Apnl An hour alter Senate clear ance the House voted 55-30 to reJect the Senate changes and send the measure to a JOint House-Senate conference com m1ttee which has two weeks to med1.ate differences unbl the he sa1d William Sloane Coffm, been saymg for several ~,~;eek,s The senators are expected to hear Haldeman s vers10n 1n a He AdmJIS He Lied Adm1ttmg he lied m earlier grand JUry testimony, Magrud er appeared under a court order preventmg hiS Senate test1mony from bemg used agamst hun and With a deal struck up w1th the US at- the Yale chaplin who taught him a course 111 ethtcs was advocating the destrucuon of draft cards Magruder sa1d 11 would be natural to assume that Haldeman NIXon s chief or staff was reading hiS detailed Watergate memos They were delivered to a1de Gordon strachan for relay to Hal deman he sa1d In any event he sa1d he went to Haldeman last January durmg the tr1al of the seven Watergate Wiretappers He few weeks Magruder also deeply 1m pllcated John N Mitchell the former attorney general and his former boss at the Com m1ttee to Re..,lect the President (CRP ) and John W Dean Iff a M1tchell protege and coun sel to the President m both the nonchalant approval of 1he buggmg plan and the frenzied attempt to conceal high mvolvement when 1t went current budget penod expires Conferees named were Sens Howard C Cook R Toledo Max H Denms R Wdmmgton and Oliver Ocasek D Akron and Reps Vernal G Riffe Jr D New Boston Myrl H Shoe maker D Bournev ille and Fredenck N Young R Dayton Three Senate Republicans turned aga mst the spcndm g proposal leaVIng the GOP three voles short of the re torney s office under which he will plead guilty to one charge of felony when mdictrnents are handed down and g1ve test~mony for the prosecution Magruder sa1d he embraced Illegal plans because he saw others domg so For example, and agenc1es parttcularly m the areas of envtrorunenta1 protection mental health and correcttons The GOP pumped $80 mllhon of th1s amount back mto Its own pnonty areas and used the rema1mng $20 rmlhon plus $55 m1lllon m anticipated revenue mcreases to fund the JO per cent tax break Democrats tned nme differ ent tupes to restore the var1ous 1:1gency cuts but each amend ment was defeated along party lmes as Senate Republican, pointed out the appropnatlons were actuaUy mcreased over proposed freeze on the number current spe ndmg Toward the end of the two of state employes furmshed the necessary number of Demo- hour 41).mmute debate, Senate Mmonty Leader Anthony 0 cratic turnovers Calabrese D Cleveland Gilligan had strenuously objected to cuts amountmg to s1gnaled conswnmahon of the $100 million m hiS programs agreement to clear the budget with a speech m wh1ch he obhquely raked the Gilligan qu1red maJOrl1y for passage But a last-rmnute agreement under \>hich Republicans suppl•ed the votes to knock out a Helen Help Us. • • > ~ Television awty Senate 0 Ks relief for J. oint filers ~~~~:t:::r~e~:~;~~w::~ iatd And when you note that a particular brand of bread or mUk IS ~lean fresh tasty and nutritious you run smack up against a ~lank wall of saymg anything more although Purity Maid added I touch of class by haVIng Eddie Albert do a senes of ads that ~ere well-produced if no1 overly ~rnagmative ~ Now about pOor commerCials - well forget 1t because they tre too numerous to mention : But I d bet that tf you asked Trt-County VIewers to name the VJosl 1rr1tatmg commerCial developed locally m the past year tbey d vote overwhelmmgly for Roy Clark p1ckln and grmnm ~r a savmgs and loan company Sut 1t wasn tall that bad- JUSt fUlly over..,xposed • tradicts what Haldeman has told him he was gomg w Dean for keepmg NIXon m the comm1t perJury to deny the dark by mamtalmng unt1l mvolvement of others m the March 22 that no White House scandal Haldeman did not staff members were mvolved On April 17 NIXon sa1d on discourage 11 he sa.~d teleVISIOn that three weeks Haldeman s Statement Two weeks ago Haldeman earlier he learned of seriOUS told reporters I can categon charges that his staff was cally state--and would like to- mvolved Magruder sa1d he had no that at no tune , nor many way reason to think PreSident did I suggest, d~rect or par t1c1pate m any coverup of the N1xon knew of the buggmg plans As far as I know, at no Watergate mvest1gation In a sworn depoSition g1ven pomt durmg the entire period m connection wtth the from the tune of the plannmg or Democrats CIVIl su1t agamst the Watergate Ill the t~me of the Republicans Haldeman trymg to keep 1t from the public VIew d1d the President have any knowledge of our errors m this matter he sa1d All Ideas from Liddy concern ex pressed on the He sa1d the 1deas all came President s part usually to from G Gordon Liddy general me that we try to get the facts m thiS matter determined and counsel Ill CRl' conv1cted conspirator who has refused to made known In that statement he blamed talk about the operatiOn admmtstratton fh1s was a magmf1cent JOb a b1part1san and balanced budget Calabrese sa1d We Another Happy Endmg Democrats worked hard and were parhally successful m gettmg more money. for some of our programs We were working under a Dear Helen You like happy endmgs so I m sendmg you one ci1pped from the Gary Indiana Post Tribune The feature story tells what happened after you pubhshed a call for Betty Crocker coupons m HELEN HELP US I double handicap the Demo crallc leader sa1d Not only were we m the mmor1ty but we did not always rece1ve the full cooperation of the admirus The COUl>flnS were needed to prov1de an electrocardiograph for the new St Mary s Mercy Hosp1tal m Hobart Indiana Alice Messma hospttal auxiliary member m charge of collectiOns trat10n reports they have poured m by the thousands smce her short Jetter appeared m your column She adds Some days when I go home from my shop I m very tired but I start readmg notes from people all over the country and I m not tired any more I often stay up all mght wnting thank you s and sortmg coupons The b1ggest surpriSe of all came when Mrs Messma opened a Jetter from Pennsylvarua and out fell a check for $500 The couple e"Plained they had no coupons but wanted to help as they had two sons llvmg near Hobart and they m1ght some day need the fac11lty Qlhers sent coupons they had been saVIng for themselves or the1r children but We thought your hospital needed them more A group of nuns m C.liforma collected and mailed 4 500 coupons It cost them $1 90 m postage The Mercy Hospital Aux1hary st1ll needs over 100 000 more Betty Ccocker coupons to fully pay for the machme wh1ch 1s now mstalled and operatmg but the turnmg pomt m the dr1ve substantial disadvantage by makmg concesswns to the GOP while Democrats were f1ghtmg B} Ht•lt'n Bottel came when you pubhc1zed the proJect Helen Thank you ' - COLLECTOR Calabrese explamed the ad rmmstratwn put his troops at a to retam spendmg levels adopt ed by the Democratic controlled House He then turned his Demo crat1c senators loos~ to use their own JUdgment and was JOined m votmg for the budget by Democratic Sens Ocasek Ronald M Mottl of Parma Robert T Secrest of Cam br1dge and Douglas Applegate of SteubenVIlle Republican defectors who bolted agamst the budget de sp1te a two-hour 21).mmute pr1 vate caucus pnor to the debate were Sens Paul R Mat1a of Westlake R1chard G Re1chel Dear Readers of Massillon and Thomas A You can make this happy ending comple te by sendmg another flood of Betty Crocker coupons to Allee Messina The Alice Shoppe 3Z2 Malo Street Hobart Indiana Thanks so very much for past and future help - H Van Meter of Ashland Secrest and Applegate d1d double damage to the admlnis trat10n cause through the1r votes on an amendment which would have restored $10 1Dlllion to the Environmental Protec lion Agency (EPA) - money sorely sought by the admlnis WIN AT BRIDGE tratlon Trump Echo Cues Defense 15 NORTH Secrest voted agamst restoratiOn and Applegate left the chamber allowmg the proposal to be defeated Jf>.J7, s pades East d1 sc ards a d1a desptte support from one m ond a nd 1t IS up to West • AJ 82 to decode whe theo he should try to g1ve hiS pa1 tne1 a ruff 01 a tnck With the quee n of diamonds that he ma y hold Jn the actual hand East ¥Q9 3 t AS 7 "-AQ4 WEST (D) EAST .KQ974 3 "' Vo d ¥A ¥ 62 t K96 QI0543 oloJ 97653 "- K 102 SOUfH .10 6 5 ¥KJ108 754 • J 2 Republican Mat1a Sen Cook one of the chief architects of the GOP verston of the budget earned the ball on the floor I dS no more trumps and the He praised the ap diamond p lay Is essential West al so knows that hts proprtatwns section as con partne r ha s no more trump s tammg a phllosoph1cal + because East ruffed the spade w1th the deuce and pI aye d the s1x spot when trumps were led Ex pet ts •s change under which public welfare was reduced by 10 per Cook clauned that despite Democratic protests about cuts, many agencies will re ce1ve 30 to 50 per cent hikes m the1r appropriations all as a result of the largesse of the OhiO taxpayers Grueser has 2nd shutout • m softball Kim Grueser recorded her second stra1ght shutout Wednesday mght as Forest Run defeated Syracues ~3-0m a Me1gs Jr G1rls League softball game at Minersville F1eld In other league games Racme defeated the New Haven Sluggers 20 5 and Pomeroy mpped the New Haven Bombers 13-10 Forest Run, Racme and Pomeroy are m a deadlock for first place w11h 2-0 records The balance of the schedule JUNE 20TH Syracuse New Haven Sluggers at New Haven 6 p m Mason R Dev N Haven Bombers, at New Haven, 7 pm Pomer.oy Forest Run at Minersville, 6 p m JUNEZ7TH Forest Run Raeloe at Syracuse, 6 p m Racine Pomeroy at Syracuse, 7 p m New Haven Sluggers Mason Red Devtls, at Minersville, 6 pm New Haven Bombers Syracuse at Minersville, 7 pm JULY 4TH Pomeroy N Haven Sluggers, at Syracuse 6 p m N Haven Bombers-Racine, at Minersville, 6 p m Mason Forest Run at Minersville 7 p m JULY liTH Forest Run-N Haven Sluggers at N Hav , 6 p m Pomeroy Mason, at Mvle 6 pm Racine-Syracuse, at Mvle , 7 pm JULY 18TH Mason·N Haven Sluggers at N Hav,6pm Syracuse-N Haven Bom bers at N Hav, 7 pm Racine-Forest Run, at Syrc , 6 pm JULY 25TH N Haven Bombers-Forest Run at Mvle , 6p m Mason Racine at Mvle 7 pm Pomeroy-syracuse, at Syrc , 6pm AUGUST 1ST N Haven Bombers--Mason, at Mvle, 6 p m Forest Run-Pomeroy at Mvle, 7 p m N Haven Sluggers-syracuse, at N Hav, 6 p m Raclne-N Haven Sluggers, at N Hav 7 p m East Wes t vulnerable AUGUST 8TH West North East Soulh I . lhree W1th a th1rd trump he same percentage N Haven Sluggen·Pomeroy, 1• 1N T Pass 4 ¥ would have 1 uffed w1th the .i.,_- -------'--""1" at N Hav 6 p m Pass Pass Pa ss s1x and followed wtt h th e Raclne-N Haven Bombers, The Daily Sentmel Openmg lead- • K de uce atN Hav 7pm t-IEWSPAPER HHERPR S£ ASSN ) DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF Forest Run Syracuse, at Bl Oswald & James Jacobv MEJGS MASON AREA Mvle, 6pm CHESTER L TANNEHILC An expe r t defendm g wtth ExeC Ed Forest Run Mason, at Mvle 1 an mexpenenced partner 1s ROBERT HOEFLICH The b1dd ng has been C1ty EditOr 7 pm hke a pilot Hymg blmd m Pub l She d daly except Xnrth East a fog w1th h1s naVIgational West Salur day by The Oh Q Va lley AUGUST 15TH 1 ,.f. Pa ss Pub1 Sh n g Com pany 111 Instrument s moperahve He Pomeroy·N Haven Bom· Court 51 Pomeroy Oh o 2+ 24 Pass has to rely on mstmcl 45769 Bus ness Off ce Phone hers atN Hav,6pm Pa;;s 3 'f Pass 992 2156 Editor al Phone 992 When experts play togeth Pass 2 157 4• Pass Syracuse-Racine, at Syrc 6 ~r they have conve ntwn s Sec ond c ass postage pa id at You South hold pm Pom eroy Oh o that are likely to s ubstitute ce nt and spendmg for ed t d by use a tl ump echo to show uca ton mcrease the O:B:]:1,Jr@U!] Wests k•ng of spades IS covered by North s ace and •uffed bv East s deuce of trumps The four of d1a monds 1s returned South s Jack IS covered by We st s kong and the IIJck won bv duntm\ s ace A t1ump IS led In wlth the ace Ht> cash~s th1 Nal on,al adverts ng represe ntative iolf nell Gil 8gher Jn c 12 Eas t 42nd St New York c ty New York rates Su bs c r p i on D el vered by carr er where ava Jable 55 cents per week By Motor Route where ea rner ha\C n I pflll\ r I ~IX \\lth ml a se v ce not ava I able One mont~ $2 By ma lm Oh10 and d1amond lead W Va One year $16 S x TODU S QUESTIO' mo nths months $6 50 Three months S5 50 Elsewhere S1B In stead or bidd g fot sp Ide~ vear s x months $9 50 three ott pa1 t n ~;r b d~ foUJ d1a o ds months S6 Sobscr pt on oq \ ou Jot cJ I \\I 11 do pr ce ncludes Sunday T mes Sent ne J lo n \ ·~Q965¥> 2 ce rtamt y for guesswork and West l< q ll~f'n ol tK4"-AQlO S Wht'lt do yo u d9 no\ ? ~-Ju st ,,ass t 1u1 pal hJ C I nught hold • K J x x 'I A K x xx ,.f. KJx x ' nu \\nUid + Mason Pomeroy 1 Mvle , 6 pm N Haven Sluggers Forest Run at Mvle, 7 pm AUGUST22ND N Haven Sluggers N Haven Bombers, at N Hav , 6 p m Syracuse-Mason, at Mvle 6 pm Pomeroy Racine, at Mvle , 7 pm PUBLIC AUCTION 2 DAY ANTIQUE SALE • • Expos wzn 6th zn row By FRED McMANE UPJ Sports Writer If th e Montreal Expos continue 1o play the kmd of baseball they •e been playmg the kids m Canada may be trading lhe1r hockey st1cks for basebaU bats The Expos the hottest team m the National League at the present made it s1x vtctor1es m a row Thursday mght by Whlppmg the San D1ego Padres 5-3 to strengthen lhe1r hold on second place m the East DiVISion Steve Renko and his battery mate John Boccabella shared the spotlight as the Expos handed the Padres their sixth straight loss Renko \\ ent the distance, allowmg only SIX h1t.s to record hiS f1fth triUmph m e•ght deciSIOns wh1le Boccabel Ia drove m two runs With a smgle and a sacr1f1ce fly Gene Mauch manager of the Expos remams optimiStiC that Yanks bomb Rutland his team can keep up the pace for the rest of the season I m cocky about the fact that they know how to play and when you know how to play there are no surprtses sa1d the Montreal skipper In the only othe~ NL game Ch1cago held on f~rmly to f~r st place m the NL East by edgmg Houston 54 Balhmore topped Kan sas City 8 3 California beat Boston 5 3 and Oakland blanked New York :Hl m the only Amencan League actlOn Ferguson Jenkins pitched a SIX·Iutter and Billy WilllaiTlS homer for Balt~more early m the game while John Mayberry hit h1s 15th homer for Kansas City Vada P1nson and Frank Robmson two old friends from the1r C1ncmnah days now remuted at Cahforma teamed to spark the Angels over the Red Sox Pmson drilled a twoout smgle to score t~ t1e breakmg run m the seventh mmng while Robmson hit his 533rd career homer followmg a smgle by Pmson m the s1xth Carl Yastrzemskl hit hiS th1rd three-run homer m three nights for Boston Dave Hamtlton w11h last out relief help from Roll1e Fmgers blanked the Yankees on seven smgles m p1tchmg the A s to VIctor y Hanulton was relieved Twenty two balls were put walked 6 m three mnmgs For drove m three runs w1lh a homer apd a smgle to pace the mto orbit for safe hits by the Rutland Dav1s smgled and Cubs VIctory W1lllams homer Pomeroy Yankees m a 24 2 George doubled was hts second Ln two days and VIctory m JUst three tnnmgs For the Yankees Call had h1s loth of the season Tommy over Rutland B m a Pomeroy four smgles Steve Little h1t for Helms had a two-run homer for wtth two on and ty, o out m the Boys League game Thursday the cycle a homer triple the Astros mnth and Ftngers retired evening at Rutland double and smgle Mark The Onoles needed a seven pmchh1tter Ron Blomberg the The game kept the Yanks ln Norton had two doubles a run e1ghth mnmg to defeat the league s leadmg hitter on a a t1e for f1rst place w1th a 3 1 lr1ple and homer Br.s Taylor record Rutland B became 0-4 had two doubles Tom Hawley Royals Paul Blatr s bases forceout to end the game Sal loaded triple highlighted the Bando and Reggie Jackson h1t good for last place a tr.ple and homer and Pat mmng m wh1ch the Orioles back-to back homers m the Earlier m the week the Owens and Tim Faulk each a collected SIX h1t.s and two Sixth off George Med1ch to lead Pomeroy Ptrates won their smgle walks Tommy Davts had a U1e As offense first game of the season as Yankees 6 lf>.J-24 22 pitcher Mike Tnplett led them Rut 8 00 2-22 to a 9-5 wm over Rutland A S Call and K Faulk Dugan The P~rates are 2-2 Rutland 2 and Dav1s 2 Fanned 12 For the Yankees Stev1e Call Tr1plett agamst Rutland A By FRANK BERKOPEC work- the kmd that blurs h1s fanned 7 walked 5 Dugan OAKMONT Pa <UP!) gave up ftve runs and 6 h1ts He mmd makes hiS hands bleed suffermg the entire onslaught walked 4 and fanned 12 Gary Player says he s a and puts him three strokes for Rutland B fanned five The P1rates got 7 runs m the believer and what he beheves ahead m the U S Open after he f1rst mmng when the Rutland m IS sheer hack breaking hard fe lt only a mira cle could possibl y help hun Pitcher couldn t locate the 1 1 plate With h1s p1lches Rutland I practiced as hard as 11 was outhll the Pirates 6 2 Rutland possible for a human to h1tters were G Priddy a smgle practice sa1d Player after D Edwards two smgles K f1rmg a near-1 ecord 67 over the Dewhurst two doubles and D Oakmont Country Club course Kennedy a double m Thursday s opemng round I urking bchmd Player was a Getting h1ts for the P~rates were R Blaeltnar a double and senous Lee Trevmo who 1s gunmng for his th~rd Open t1tle Terry Smllh a smgle NEW YORK (UP! l - Three j The Standings members of the defendmg m SIX years former PGA W L Natwnal League champwn Cm champiOn Ray Floyd and J1m Lou Osborne Yankees 3 1 cmnat1 Reds are the top vote Colbert a former Kansus State Tigers VALUES 3 l getters at the1r respective football player all bed for G1ant.s 3 I pos1t1ons m the early fan second place w1th one under SEARS Pirates 2 2 ballobng for the 1973 NatiOnal 70s Catalog Merchant Jack Nicklaus was bed at 71 Rutland A 2 2 League Ali-Star squad 1t was w1th five other players mclud 220 E Mam Pomeroy Syracuse A 2 2 ann ounced today PH 992 2178 Syracuse B I 5 Catcher Johnny Bench se mg Arnold Palmer who lost-to Rutland B 0 4 cond baseman Joe Morgan and Jack here 111 1962 m a playof[ M.ltor League Standmps By Umted Pren InternatiOnal National League Eut wtpctgb Ch cago 36 21 600 .Yiontreal St Lou s 18 25 28 29 New York P 1tlsburgh P h ladelphla 528 491 4/:t 6h 463 8 453 8 h 414 11 25 29 24 29 24 34 West wlpclvb San Franc•sco 39 25 609 Los Angeles 37 24 607 'h Houston 34 29 540 4 h On St Rt 78 between McConnels'W'IIIe and Caldwell Oh1o 1n Re1nersvtlle Due to the death of my husband Htram Henderson w111 sell the complete contents of our 10 room museum hotne r------------i W1ll se ll on Fr day June 22 Glassware d shes old brass o 1 lamps churns clocks p cture frames pnm ttves ch na pottery bells and hundred s of other small tems W1ll s ell unhl late at n1ght Glassware d shes Ironstone m1lk glass Hull and Weller pottery English Bavar an German Austr an pressed glass goblets and sherbets N1ppon several stemmed d1shes a lot cruets cake stands old pink and grden glass d shes some depression ruby glass bud va ses several boxes glass stoppers a lot glass I ds for compotes old vases compotes Ironstone platters ant pocket watches costume tewelry old eye glasses cellula d harness r ngs toke ns buttons souven rs etc razor straps o I burners old buttons wooden scoops etc R R la ntern s ant powder cans etc tobacco cutters boilers stone tars tugs p tchers etc brass pottery and t n sp ttoons a lot very n ce old picture frames old com b cases flat 1rons brass copper and tron kettles 1ron tea kettle ron pots several mantle clocks coffee gr nder hang ng o I lamp wall o I lamps wooden butter molds and bowls sugar buckets old crocks cherry seeder apple peeler t n and gramte ware wooden spoons ant match holders kraut cutters lead spoons with wood handles ant flour s fters baskets glass celery d1shes spoon holders sugars & creamers lot o I lamps hand pa nted ch na salters large hn storage box lor matches teardrop dres ser lamps 2 shadow boxes a lot brass "-pes lot Aladd n lamps (some very unusual) Cambndge candleholders fru t bowl Weller d1shes tor 6 (Ap pl e pattern) honey d sh a lot of bone and wooden handled s lverware a lot candle holders old s lverware nk wells bank McGuffey readers Carn val d1shes and vases pressed glass several large platters gold edged d shes German and other deep d s hes blue glass hand pa nted deep dishes Weller b rd six s ded unUsual Weller vase several other Weller vases Ros ev lie & McCoy pottery apple celluloid and ch1na dolls Crooksville ware Hav land pes lot small p tc;_ hers N ppon tea set Prus s a a lot stemfTled d1 shes ant m rrors canes stereoscope Gonder pottery accord1an brass Cadillac auto horn albums tm types blue and ruby 01l lamps 2 ant marble base floor lamps hand pamted o I lamps ant globe m 1ron stand very old books 3 brass bells hand painted vase and rons f1replace sets a lot ant lanterns flmts ant padlocks old pocket kmves ant door locks and keys candy 1ars lantern globes a lot ant tools dock wetghts wood mallets model T wrenches sausage stuffer lot old Jar s and bottles sa rsapanlla bottles tull wooden coffee box shoe lasts wagon 1ack ant augers adz planes etc horse f ddle cow yoke hay fork straw rake oval wooden churn w1fh crank ch ld s wagon corn cracker spool ca bmet hang ng R R lantern hall tree lot hobnail d shes unusual flower holder (boy and goat) lot 011 lamps wtth hand panted globes candle molds p t cher and bowl set Ironstone shav ng mug & holder ant hobby & rock ng horses doll buggy ant clothes - shoes glass rabbtfs tewel boxes ant qu11ts ant Ctv I War sword lot organ stoo ls pes of sp1nnmg wheel wheat cradle school desks many old bottles Th1s s only a part1all st mg of the terns tobesoldFrday Wlltrytosellallsmall temsonFrday Sale will last unt I late even ng W II start Saturday June 23 at 10 00 A M selling any s mall tern s left from Fr day and household 1urn ture Three Reds are leading vote-getters Here's the Man To See For • • . : THE BEST I Sears L----------.J Nicklaus round wa s outfielder Pete Rose are each h1ghhghted by an eagle two on leadmg 1:1t thetr posttlons m REGATTA SPECIAL SATURDAY & SUNDAY JUNE 16 & 17 Fl SH _______________ 39¢ FRENCH FRIES---·23¢ 4th & Locust SATURDAY JUNE23 any other player accumulatmg (All t1mes EDT) Los Ang eles l Down ng 5 3) at Mon1real (McAnally 3 1) 8 pm San D1ego !Arl •n 2 J) at New York (Matlack 3 8) 8 p m San Fran cisco (Bryant 10 3) at Philadelphia (Twltchell 52) 7 JO p m Ch cago (Hooton 6 Jl at Atlanta ( Harnson 1 2) 8 p m P1tlsburgh (Moose 55) at C ncmnat1 (Norman 1 7J 8 p m St Louis t Foster <1 3) at Hous ton (Roberts 6 3) 8 30 pm Saturday s Games Los Angeles at Montreal Ch1 at Atlanta twilight h1 s dnve Wh en Trevmo learned of Jack s gan1bling i~Jot that pa1d off he said he Vi IShed Nicklaus would h1t his drtver there every day Others bunched at 71 were Gene I 1ttlcr who won !lie Open m 1961 and whose battle with cancer kept h1m off the pro tour last yea r for SIX months Bob Charles the New Zealand leflhander Ralph Johnston a longshot and blond Johnny M1ller Player who underwent surg ery last February to corre<'t a bladder problem sa 1d he prepared for the Open by playmg 36 holes of golf a day In fact earher this week he sa1d he was so discouraged by hiS 1ecent play he will qUit the tour for a month after this "eekend He had only par llc1pated m three tourJUJments durmg the last f1ve months one of them tn Japan Marion to host 14th All Star encounter 89 314 of the 229 339 cast by fans from across the country slartmg berth as he leads runnerup Manny Sangutllen of b1tl •t thts store- Thursd~y s Results BaiUmore 8 Kansas City 3 Oakland 3 New York o California 5 Boston 3 (Only games scheduled) Today 1 s Probabl& P1tchers (All limes EDT) Boston (Pattin 6 7) at Oak land (Hunter 8 3) 11 p m New York IStottlemyre 7 6) at California (Singer 10 J) 11 pm Milwaukee {Slaton 3 5) at Ch1cago t Wood 1<16) 9 p m Minnesota (Woodson s 3) at Detroit ( Perry 7 4) 8 p m Kansas Cltf <Spllttorff 9 3) at Cleveland ( ldrow 4 6) 7 30 pm Texas (Siebert 3 5) at Bal hmore (Cuellar 2 6) 7 30 p m Saturday s Games Boston at Oakland Minnesota at Detroit New York at Calif twilight Kan City at Cleve twilight Milwaukee at Ch cago night Texas at Baltimore night Model TBF 18SL Indians in 13-2 victory 17 6 cu ft No Frost Refrrgerator Freezer • Only 30 ~ wide 66 high • Freezer hold I up to 165 lbs • Jet Freeze ICe compartment • fr&ez!JI ce extra feat • 4 cabinet shelves 1 ldJultable 1 ahdu out • Twm vegetable blnu Remo\l'able egg bin• Separate temperature control•• Rolls out on wheels The Middleport Indians blasting three home runs defeated the Mets 13 2 Thurs day mghtln a Middleport Boys League game Refrigerator $38995 The lndtans m ra1smg theh record to 4-0 belled 12 h1ts while wmmng pitcher Lynch held the Mets to just 3 hlt.s Leading the attack with home runs were Bareswilt who smacked two round trippers and Hmdy The Mets now 1 3 got homers from D Herman and 992 5248 Middleport 0 OPENING For Regatta Sunday MARION Ohw (UPf ) - The f1eld South m Class AAA Will votes SangUillen 1s listed on crea m of last year s sen 10r Collins ol Bellefontame H1gh the ballot as a catcher basketball stars play their fmal School m Class AA and Stan although he has played the game Saturday m the 14th K1rby of Class A state cham North-South Cage Classoc outfield all season pwn Manon Pleasant Morgan has rece~ved 48 128 Ten talented star s from the votes and holds a comfortable northern part of the stale w11l Chosen for the North were lead ove r Glenn Beckert of be p1tted agamst 10 equally Cleve la nd East Tech star Ch1cago "ho has 21 060 while oul<tanding players frorn the gu<trd Lawrence Bolden who Rose tops all the outf1elders southern half m the annual played r e~ularly for 1he Scarabs for three years UP! w1th 51 480 votes Bobby Bonds conte st at the Coliseum The north holds 1: 1 shm 7-6 Class AA Player of the Year of San Francisco and Cesar Cedeno of Houston rank second edge m lhe ser1es mcludmg M1ke Buurma of Willard Mike Banks of Youngstown Ur and lh1rd among the outfielders last year s 109-83 runaway Coachm g the North squad sulme Boyd Breece of Rltt With 38 248 and 38 023 votes w1ll be M1ke R1ley of Elyna man KeVJn Dilworth of Fort respectively Henry Aaron of the Atlanta H1gh School m Class AAA Joe Rcmvcry Tom Harris of LoBraves ha s recmved the most Stalma of Ros sford H1gh ram Admiral Kmg Dan Hipvotes at f1rs t base ChriS Speter School m Class AA and Robert sher of Fostona a member of of San Franc1sco heads the Walsh of Loram Clearvww m the UP! All-OhiO Class AAA team red Hipsher of Findlay shortstops and Ron Santo of Class A At the helm of thc South Will Dave Srmth of Claymont and Chica go IS the leader at Uurd be Wayne Wiseman of Sprmg lay Underman of Elyria base Joe Torre of St LoUis runs m the second and added f1ve m the th1rd before the game was called on the tQ..rWJ rule Pittsburgh by more than 74 000 SPECIAL SUNDAY Large oval glass ch na cupboard Grandfather c lock w th weights- key w nd (r uns) very n ce walnut high back organ several organ stools good round oak pedestal table w th claw feet 6 match ng cha rs drop leaf desk w th drawers 2 hall trees w1th m1rrors and umbrella stands love seat w th lyre shaped h gh back - extra n ce- w th 2 matchmg cha rs ant walnut library table several very unusual and extra mce cha rs (roun d back round boHom plank bottom spltnt and many others) ant oak platform r.ocker ant stands of all kmds several ch ldren s rockers o I banquet lamp W1fh hand pamted shude organ wtfh fancy knobs and carv ng m1rror and h gh back childs w cker rocker Ed1son phonograph w th horn on tr pod app 100 cyl nder records w cker rockers ant large store coffee grinder old Wales addmg mach ne old store cou nters brass tray scales wooden meat sl cer foot warmers ant leaded e le c fan oaks deboard w th m rror and shelf ant foldmg h gh cha1r 3 wall telephones sp nnmg wheel sw ng ng platform rocker walnut c h na cupboard ant claw footed stand w th brass head tnm 60 pes Cambndge glass- stemmed d shes plates sugar creamer cups saucers ~oblets salters cand le holders tooted d s h etc to be sold Saturday p1cfure frames some sold Sat dmner bell w th hanger plank bottom rockers cherry chma cupboard w th glass pane doors ladder back rocker spl nt bottom cha rs bamboo rocker fireplace bellows 2 walnut dropleaf tables ant wooden washmg mach ne wash tub and board dropleaf square lyre type table on castors 2 sets s le gh bells a lot old store fin type bOxes ant ma I bags s de saddle many ant tools ant head! ghts hat rack w th m rror and horns of an1mals from all over the world wooden chest nt SPOol cabmet 3 pc match ng Love seat set good 2 V ctrolas record cabinet records cheese boxes walnut 1tbrary tablE! ant sewtng mach nes dropleaf desk 2 custa rd glass base table lamps another square ch na cupboards w th glass doors and s des marble top oak stand w th sw1vel center m rror and folding stde m rrors toldmg chest bed w th m1rror round rung yoke baby cradle dresser w1th sw vel m1rror boot ben ch ant rocker w th rope seat 2 ant wooden baby cradles burea1.1 round table w th claw teet Seth Thomas we ght dock cherry sleigh bed dresser w th marble and revolv ng mirror cherry bureau sect anal hall tree muzzle load ng R fie fa1r ant children s furniture walnut dresser w th revolv ng m1rror- marble w1th wood pulls copper 011 lamp unusual h1gh back wooden bed w1th carved eagle at top and engravtng In God We Trust - over 200 years old ca rved chest walnut & cherry stands marble c ross candle holder many ant cha rs cradles rockers stands etc camel trunk old chest ox yoke rna I cart firep lace cro;1ne brass bed wooden trunks secretary desk with m rror 1930 Madel A Ford - runs good- sold Sat sle1gh wagon wheels old cash j;eg1ster corn sheller we gh scales grind stone brakmg plows cream cans 2 Engl sh saddles buggy shalves car runn ng board luggage carr er s ngfe and double trees 10b corn planter laundry coal stove wooden wagon wheels horse collars small safe and many many other unl sted items Th s s a 1 f ~ t me s collection of ant ques Many of wh1ch have been 11anded down for several generat ons Sale w II be held outs1de rain or shine Some shade Bnng your lawn cha1r and plan to stay for 2 days - Motels at McConnelsville Caldwell Cambndge and Mar etta Most tems are n good cond t10n and many are very valuable and rare p1eces Milwaukee Oetrolf New York Balhmore Boston Cleveland East wlpctgb Thirty playe1 s shot rounds of Becker attempts to land berths on the the par four 322 yard 17th an Becker s blast gave !lie Meta uphill dogleg left where the 80 or over lncludlng Charles startmg team wh1ch Will face a brief ].()lead '" the top or the Oh10 bomber cut his drtve over Sifford who had 83 on mnes of the Amcncan League All-Stars f1rst mmng But the Indians the trees and onto the green 12 47-36 at Kansas City on Tuesday quickly responded m !herr half feet from the pm The f~eld w1ll be cut to the n.ght July 24 Bob Goalby hiS playmg low 60 scorers and t1es after of the f1rst w1th smgles by Bench the league s Most Gardner and Lee followed by partner had called the shot today s 18 holes Valuable Player a year ago Bareswtlt s first homer stup1d before Nocklau& h1t ha s received more votes than The lnd1ans tallied four more Bench has all but locked up the McCLURE'S American league 30 27 526 30 27 526 31 28 525 21 26 509 1 21 28 491 2 22 36 379 8 h Cmc•nnat• 31 28 525 5 ;, West Atlanta 26 34 433 11 Wlpcl9b San D ego 20 .42 323 18 Chicago 32 22 593 Thursday s Results Minnesota 30 25 545 21Jl Montrea l 5 San Otego 3 Callfornta 29 27 51 8 " Ch•cago 5 Houston 4 Oakland 31 29 517 4 (On ry games scheduled) Kansas City 32 30 516 -4 Today s Probable P1tcherr. Texas 19 35 352 13 Player hot at Oakmont Fr1day, June 22 at 10 00 A M Sharp Saturday June 23 at 10 00 AM Sharp Remersvrlle, Ohro P1ttsburgh at Cmc1 twilight San Diego at N~w York n1ght St Louis at Houston n ght San Francl!.to at Ph1la night SCIOTO RESULTS return of U57 40 COLUMBUS (UP! J - 1\rme Attendance was 5 540 andl' e Almahurst won the featured day 's handle was $297,912: : J13 5M Challenge Stakes ror • three year-old trotters at NOTICE! Sc10to Downs here Thursda ~ mght paytng J2 80 J2 80 and NEW YORK $240 for the 2 02 H wm The time was a new season CLOTHING r ecord for three year-old trotters over a flve..,lghth-rrule HOUSE track at SciOto Downs Blue V1st.a was back by 51> IS ftOW the;~~~:;~~:rng lengths followed by AC s Thor for Columbus & Gabon OhiO and BuUer Abbot Ohio Electnc You can pay your combmed for a 2-4 dally double 1"---------------------• MODEL CA 222Y ECONOMY 12 FOOD FREEZER Net Ston ge Volume, 12 Cu Ft FooJ Slor •gc 420 Lbs til llo "h 28 W1dc, 27 i1o Deep FATHER'S DAY JUNE 17th heritage house H & R FIRESTONE MIDDLEPORT ~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ Your Thom MeAn S1ore 992 2238 -·-..-1, RUSTY OLD WATER PIPE A PROBLEM? last yearsm the startmg 1hlrd I baseman m1dseason classiC ts only 2 000 votes behmd Santo despite the fa ct he has played most of th1s season at first base Aaron though he has played almost excluSively m the outfield th1s year 1s listed on the "llll star ballot at f1rst base a position he played '"1972 B1lly W1lllams anQ RICk Monday of Ch1cago Lou Brock of St LoUis Bobby Tolan of Cmcmnat1 Garry Maddox of San FranciSco and AI Oliver of Pltl.'lburgh have all rece~ved substantial support [or outfield OPEN SUNDAY, JUNE 17 11:00 AM-2:00PM BUFFET LUNCHEON REPLACE WITH CPVC HOT & COLD PLASTIC PIPE PORTABLE 10' LENGTHS-NOW AT COLOR TV SPECIAL LOW PRICES %"Pipe 20c foot Ell 10c ea. Tee 19c $3 e 75 ALL YOU CAN EAT.------- The MEIGS INN Lunch on premises Terms - Cash Pos1t1ve 10 Not respons ble for acc1dents Noth ng shown before day of sale Owner-Mrs Bermce Henderson Auchoneer-8111 Janes Phone 962 4333 or 557 3411 ' Phone Pomeroy, 992 3629 OhiO Coupling 15c MODEL WP580HW SYMPATHY F.LOWERS Express your thoughts when words are hard to hnd DUDLEY'S FLORIST S9 N Second 51 MIDDLEPORT 0 %" Pipe 40c foot Ell 26C Tee 40c Coupling 19c Solvent Cement or Primer •1.23 pint een (n'leasu ed d agona ly) Po tab e Coo TV lnsta Mat c Co or Tun, ng nstan t P c ture and 1 9 sc Quasa r )7 (, MOTOROLA QUASAR pos1t1ons Balloting Will end on July 8 and the startmg Ail-Star squads wtll be announced on July 16 Middleport, 0. SIMPLE-ANYONE CAN DO IT ALSO BE READY FOR THE NEW RURAL WATER Sou nd Rep acea b e Sold Sta te m n c rc u ts ep ace a bul 5 c hass s tubeS II um nated Channel Numbe s AoJJ About Ca t nc uded VHF/UHF An t enn.:~s Motorola Br gh t P cture Tube H gh 1mpac1 polys tv ene cab nel n Wal nut g a n I n sh 992-3748 011 Phones 992 5020 WERNER RADIO & T.V. 2nd Ave. Middleport 405 North Second Avenue Middleport Ohi.) 45760 �I ' • 5- The Dlllly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 15,1973 G~~~~~t1~~ ~ .Social • • Hair Styling FRIDAY REGATTA ICE CREAM Social, 11 a. m.-7 p. m. Friday and Saturday, at air conditioned fellowship hall, St. Paul Lutheran Church Pomeroy. Homemade ice' cresm, desserts and lunches. Phone In orders anytime at by ATTENTION KAY - Chang ing fhe color of fhe hair properly, to give the best results, and the most flattering appearances. requires skill, VETERANS .... INTERESTED ·1 FURTHERING YOUR EDUCATI ., XI GAMMA Mu, concession stand, on lot between Pomeroy Motor and Meigs Theater. All admired a certain shade or color on someone else does not mean It would look well en Your hair. Your own three days of Regatta weekend. SATURDAY REGATTA ICE CREAM Social, ll a . m.-7 p.m. at air conditioned fellowship haU, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy . Homemade ice cream, desserts and lunches. Phone .n O!'ders any time at 99:1-2010. FlSHING DERBY Saturday and Sunday at Rutland Legion Fann on Beech Grove Road beginning at 5 a. m. each day. Trout, bass and catfish. Sponsored by Rutland American Legion Post 467. facial features or struc. iural lmperfedlons, to which you would not wish to draw undue attention. Seeking the expert ad· .v ice and assistance of your beautician Is the best and WIS;est thing to do when you want complete satisfying results In changing the color of your hair. · Place your hair col oring • problems , hair styling RIO GRANDE COLLEGE I your hair to be noticeable but not shocking. Simply beca1.1se you have seen and perSQnal complexion color Is a vital factor to be considered, not to mention ? • problems or hair problems In general , in the com petent hands of our ex- rad iant , natural looking hair beauty along with exceptionally gratifying compliments. I will get CHATEAU BI:AUTY SALON 214 E. SECOND ST. School. Donors welcome. PtipNE 99H606 WOMENMemorial 'S Auxiliary of Veterans Hospital, June meeting, 7:30 at the hospital. MR;FARMER HERE'S A Qu1ckle , s tate seventh prec.eptor . and Dave Wh1te partlClpatmg. The next pa rt of the program was a unique fashion show with five models showing the last in spring fashions . Models were Donita, Don Gabritsch ; Martha, Mark McDa niel ; Tammy ' Tom Carroll; Georgina, Jeff Gabritsch, and Kenna, Kenneth G ilk ey. The boys kept the audience I aughing with their funny od I . ti d great Mr. and Mrs . Herman Warner, Pomeroy, ceJebrated. their 54th wedding anniversary Tuesday evening, June 12, with a dinner at the Meigs Inn. Those present at the dinne.r were Chuck, Anna Lee, Claudia Jo and Mark Grimm, Naples, Fla.; and William, Jane and Jay Warner; Middhfport. Absent fNm the group was Jim Warner who attends college in Colwnbus. The Grimms are enroute to their camp in Ontario, Canada. (ONE WEEK ONLY) ·~ ~.~ .. · .. . ,·. ; "'' ' . ~--:-- -~· .2TON CAPACITY ability. They aU wore wigs and portrayed the fashion model · very well. Fashion commentator was Jacque Ga: britsch wh.o serves Mason Chapter as Adah and master of ceremonies was Bill Quickie . Their witty descriptions and hilarious introductions of each of the models kept the audience " in stitclles" the entire eveing. After the fashion show, the boys turned to a serious part of their work in DeMolay, with John Bwtce giving 11Tribute to Motherhood. " Each IJlOther present was given {I red ·rose to keep as a lasting souvenir and memory of a mother's love. Many favorable comments were received from the visitors both from Ohio and West Virginia for the.. program presented by the boys and severa] other chapters have expressed a desire to have the boys present programs at their chapters. "Dad' ' advisor for this group of 'OeMolays i• Robert King, Middleport. Mason Chapter donated $100 to cancer and $100 to Religious Training Program Scholarship Fund of Eastern Star. Installation of officers for comi ng year at Mason wilJ be JUlie 27 at 8 p.m. DAUGIITER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Orr are announcing the birth of their daughter , Teresa Beth, June 3 at Letterman Army Medical Center, Presidio, San Francisco, Calif. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. !. 0 . MCCoy. Rl. I, Reedsville, and the paternal grandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. BiU Orr, Reedsville . Paterna I grea !grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley, Reedsville, and Mr: Clinton Orr, Canal Winchester. Shower honors Miss Lambert { Susie Soulsby and Mary Guests were Janel Biggs, Midkiff entertained recenUy Ginger Cullums, Christy with a bridal shower honoring Hysell, Vicky Abbott, Grace ' Sherry Lambert. The shower Abbott, Sylvia Midkiff and Ann was held in the social room of Lambert. the Hemlock Grove Church. Games were pla yed wiU1 A yellow, green and white prizes going to Grace and Vi cki color scheme was carried ou1 1 Abbott and Miss Hysell. with the refreshment table featuring a bridal centerpiece. Punch, mints, nuts and cake were served. The cake was Inscribed ' 'Best Wishes Sherry and Danny." .CITY ICE & FUEL IN PT. PLEf19!NT & MIDDLEPORT YOUR HEll DI~TRIRUTOR PRE~ENT~ THE 1973 BIG BEND I.,AOV ' S MAW S .. Rite Hings l't·r h·dly nmtvht'- d \~eddinn rin g~. fa\hinnl'd h v ~t· I·JN•k t· iu 1·1 k:mlt white uml ~·l'il ow go1ld. A \wa11ti f111 d1llicc for ~~Hir doublf'-ring tt'1£' W tmy . ~peake ' T~A01fl0"#.1- W ~00 """ " IHG I For All Occasions We Wire Flowers . Everywhere 992-2039 10PM FRID~V CAOLE CHANNEl 5 Pomeroy Flower Shop M " · M .ll ' ar dV an M eter ••·~···"'""'' '"'"'- ·'·'"' :c:s.:•n:..::..::::::::::..:::::::::::::::::::..~~~:::::: Ph . 992 -2039 Ph. 992-5721 ,,.,. ,, ... ... . FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS English Leather ·Set No. 960 English Leather Set No. .999 The Sprinter . " " .... , .~~~y · · ~~ 3~~ .~-. ·:.~. English Leather Set No. 911 Winning Combination ONLY $315 ., .. . . . •""'' . ONLY PULL·N·HOIST REGIIW 132 THERE ARE NO STRINGS ATTACHED. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS: 1. MICHAElS VISIT David Michael stationed on the U: S. S. Independence, left Sunday for Quonset Point, R. I. · following a visit here with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver Michael. David, his wife, Ruth, and their daughter, Tracy Lynn came from Rhode Island on June 2. Mrs, Michael and daughter remained here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ward, Langsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael. David returned to Quonset Point for new orders, Live in Gallia, Jackson, Meigs or Vinton County. ON SMUT 2. I. 3. Be a first time - full time student: Sugar Run Mills Enroll full time (12 hours) at Rio Grande College this fall. MUWRIYAYL POMEROY, OHIO Old Spice Set No•.3766 Roman Brio After Shave .with Roman Brio Deodorant Free s4.25 Value THI GOYIIINMINT OP • • • • • • • • • BEDFORD TOWNSHIP . DEP.'.AlMENT OF TM~ lRi.ASL) RY It's easy. With the new fall schedule at Rio Grande College, a full 12-hour load can be taken in the evenings so you don't have to miss work. You too can work toward your four-year college degree, or enter one of the new two-year courses offered at Rio Grande. New two-year courses such as secretarial science general business or accounting, and liberal arts transfer are all available this year at Rio Grande College. If you prefer, you can enter a general course of study at the College for the first year and apply your credits to a specific course later. Age is no bart:ier - anyone may ~pply whether a recent high school graduate Of' a nots~-recent ,high school gra~~ate. .~ust meet the ·~hree requirements, and you too can have up to $1,000 of your f1rst years $1,710.00 tu1t1on pa1d. In many mstances, Local, State, or Federal assistance programs will pay for all or part of the remaining tuition cost. For more information call us' COLLECT at 245-5353, or contact: • OFFICE OF RE\IENUl SHA~ I NO 1900 PENNSVL\IANIAAVf N W 1 ~~~~~w~··~"'~"~ro~··~o~c·~·~~·~·~~~~~ ~ ~,IOIIIIIIV llott-•n a •.c!••omomo ol 1 """' 1ho .... Df r--...o Ofl6r"'9 ~,.., j.. r• o<lic uo~ PlA NS TO IXI'f!ND Ill llfYIHU~ SHAftiNG AlLOCATIO N 1, 1973 ANDIHDINQ JUNE 30, J97l IN lHl fUlLOW!NO MANNIIIIAHZ:. ui'QN .o\11 lST!MATID TOTAL Of $1,106 ACCOUHT NO 36 3 053 001 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP - • MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY , OHIO 45769 • -·-·--- 3 · GLENN . d:e CLERK The D•lly Sentintl ( __ _ , ' ' 8 oz. $350 SET KARATE • ~ $200 GIFT Give hf11 what he lfkes... HI\ I CALL COLLECT 245-5353 •' English Leather · After Shave Lotion No. 913 4 oz. TWP. CLERK Admissions Office RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 ,.• • Old Spice Set No. 3380 After Sl'lave Lnt lnn 4 :V4 oz., Ae ro · so! OcoUor;.r11 4 0 1 .. S u pe r Smooth Shave !i o~ .• $4.00 Value . 3 $ OS l'Oft THE (HTltUMIH T 1'(11.100 I IGI"'NINII JAN . - C " L.U M ~ REGATT~ FLOWERS - 51!: A SO . . . m ..I,;:e:m:g. : a:n Wamers celebrate 54th ·anniversary SPECIAL FOR YOU · $1,000 Toward Your First Year's Tuition of $1,710.00 • B~ce, senior councilor, Bill MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of OeMolay, 7:30 p.m . Regular meeting and Initiation of candidates· also mothers club will meet b, basement MIDDLEPORT Garden · Mrs. Club, 8 p.m. , at home of Sibly Slack. Guests will be Cheshire Garden Club and Middleport Amateur Garden Club. Hostesses : Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Tom Cassell and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. TUES DAY POMEROY, OHIO HAS A GIFT OF UP TO Rosalind Smith, Kenova, W. Va .; Nancy Van Meter, chaplain, Ruth Dunham , Buffalo, W. Va.; Phyllis Gilkey. marshall, Isla Jackson, Charleston; Josephine Kirby, organist, Joseph Kirby , Jr., Columbus; Jacque Gabritsch, Adah, Pauline Freeman;Point Pleasant; Nellie Casto, Ruth, Anna Kelly, St. Alhans, W. Va.; Betty Fox , Martha, Anna Smith, Dunbar, W. Va.; Carol Workman , Esther, Pauline Thompson, South Charleston, W. .va .; Jeanene Johnson , Ele~ta, Mabel Goeglein, Pomeroy; Mary Thabet, ward· er, Deborah Howard, Harrisonville; Wendell Kaylor, sentinel, Mary McAtee, Parkersburg, W. Va . . A special program was presented by Meigs Chapter Order of OeMolay. The boys opened the prog ram with the 9 p.m. Interpolation, ~ith Tim King, master counc1 lor, John MONDAY BLOODMOBILE, 1 to 6 p.m . at Pomeroy Elementary MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, home of Mrs. Sibley Slack, 7:30p.m. Amateur and Oteshire Garden Club members invited. BEND 0 ' the River Garden Club, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wingett. perienced operators, and you Order of Eastern Star, recently held Its aMual Friendship Frolic with over 100 persons attending. Mason OES officers and their guest officers were Wanda Ga brltsch, worthy matron; Marie Wills, Belle, W. Va. ; Oscar Casto', Jr., worthy patron, Harry Chesher , Middleport ; Betty Rickard, associate matron, Lula Sue Williams, Nitro, W. Va.; Lynn Freeman, Point Pleasant, protem, associate patron, Dan Evans, Vinton ; Maxine Aldridge, secretary, Janet Capehart, Pt. Pleasant ; Margie Cartwright, treasurer, Bessie King, Middleport; Ann Blake, conductress, Martha Jeffries, Guyandotte, Hun tington; Janet Mc Dermitt, 2010. t~hn l que and experience. You want ' RS, FATHERS, SISTERS, BROTHERS Friendship frolic ICalendar, ~~~.~!. .~0:~~. ?..~. SP~A!(IN~ OF MO • 2 0~ BOTTLES 99~ English Leather Shower Soap On-A-Rope ~NLY $200 �I ' • 5- The Dlllly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 15,1973 G~~~~~t1~~ ~ .Social • • Hair Styling FRIDAY REGATTA ICE CREAM Social, 11 a. m.-7 p. m. Friday and Saturday, at air conditioned fellowship hall, St. Paul Lutheran Church Pomeroy. Homemade ice' cresm, desserts and lunches. Phone In orders anytime at by ATTENTION KAY - Chang ing fhe color of fhe hair properly, to give the best results, and the most flattering appearances. requires skill, VETERANS .... INTERESTED ·1 FURTHERING YOUR EDUCATI ., XI GAMMA Mu, concession stand, on lot between Pomeroy Motor and Meigs Theater. All admired a certain shade or color on someone else does not mean It would look well en Your hair. Your own three days of Regatta weekend. SATURDAY REGATTA ICE CREAM Social, ll a . m.-7 p.m. at air conditioned fellowship haU, St. Paul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy . Homemade ice cream, desserts and lunches. Phone .n O!'ders any time at 99:1-2010. FlSHING DERBY Saturday and Sunday at Rutland Legion Fann on Beech Grove Road beginning at 5 a. m. each day. Trout, bass and catfish. Sponsored by Rutland American Legion Post 467. facial features or struc. iural lmperfedlons, to which you would not wish to draw undue attention. Seeking the expert ad· .v ice and assistance of your beautician Is the best and WIS;est thing to do when you want complete satisfying results In changing the color of your hair. · Place your hair col oring • problems , hair styling RIO GRANDE COLLEGE I your hair to be noticeable but not shocking. Simply beca1.1se you have seen and perSQnal complexion color Is a vital factor to be considered, not to mention ? • problems or hair problems In general , in the com petent hands of our ex- rad iant , natural looking hair beauty along with exceptionally gratifying compliments. I will get CHATEAU BI:AUTY SALON 214 E. SECOND ST. School. Donors welcome. PtipNE 99H606 WOMENMemorial 'S Auxiliary of Veterans Hospital, June meeting, 7:30 at the hospital. MR;FARMER HERE'S A Qu1ckle , s tate seventh prec.eptor . and Dave Wh1te partlClpatmg. The next pa rt of the program was a unique fashion show with five models showing the last in spring fashions . Models were Donita, Don Gabritsch ; Martha, Mark McDa niel ; Tammy ' Tom Carroll; Georgina, Jeff Gabritsch, and Kenna, Kenneth G ilk ey. The boys kept the audience I aughing with their funny od I . ti d great Mr. and Mrs . Herman Warner, Pomeroy, ceJebrated. their 54th wedding anniversary Tuesday evening, June 12, with a dinner at the Meigs Inn. Those present at the dinne.r were Chuck, Anna Lee, Claudia Jo and Mark Grimm, Naples, Fla.; and William, Jane and Jay Warner; Middhfport. Absent fNm the group was Jim Warner who attends college in Colwnbus. The Grimms are enroute to their camp in Ontario, Canada. (ONE WEEK ONLY) ·~ ~.~ .. · .. . ,·. ; "'' ' . ~--:-- -~· .2TON CAPACITY ability. They aU wore wigs and portrayed the fashion model · very well. Fashion commentator was Jacque Ga: britsch wh.o serves Mason Chapter as Adah and master of ceremonies was Bill Quickie . Their witty descriptions and hilarious introductions of each of the models kept the audience " in stitclles" the entire eveing. After the fashion show, the boys turned to a serious part of their work in DeMolay, with John Bwtce giving 11Tribute to Motherhood. " Each IJlOther present was given {I red ·rose to keep as a lasting souvenir and memory of a mother's love. Many favorable comments were received from the visitors both from Ohio and West Virginia for the.. program presented by the boys and severa] other chapters have expressed a desire to have the boys present programs at their chapters. "Dad' ' advisor for this group of 'OeMolays i• Robert King, Middleport. Mason Chapter donated $100 to cancer and $100 to Religious Training Program Scholarship Fund of Eastern Star. Installation of officers for comi ng year at Mason wilJ be JUlie 27 at 8 p.m. DAUGIITER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Orr are announcing the birth of their daughter , Teresa Beth, June 3 at Letterman Army Medical Center, Presidio, San Francisco, Calif. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. !. 0 . MCCoy. Rl. I, Reedsville, and the paternal grandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. BiU Orr, Reedsville . Paterna I grea !grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Buckley, Reedsville, and Mr: Clinton Orr, Canal Winchester. Shower honors Miss Lambert { Susie Soulsby and Mary Guests were Janel Biggs, Midkiff entertained recenUy Ginger Cullums, Christy with a bridal shower honoring Hysell, Vicky Abbott, Grace ' Sherry Lambert. The shower Abbott, Sylvia Midkiff and Ann was held in the social room of Lambert. the Hemlock Grove Church. Games were pla yed wiU1 A yellow, green and white prizes going to Grace and Vi cki color scheme was carried ou1 1 Abbott and Miss Hysell. with the refreshment table featuring a bridal centerpiece. Punch, mints, nuts and cake were served. The cake was Inscribed ' 'Best Wishes Sherry and Danny." .CITY ICE & FUEL IN PT. PLEf19!NT & MIDDLEPORT YOUR HEll DI~TRIRUTOR PRE~ENT~ THE 1973 BIG BEND I.,AOV ' S MAW S .. Rite Hings l't·r h·dly nmtvht'- d \~eddinn rin g~. fa\hinnl'd h v ~t· I·JN•k t· iu 1·1 k:mlt white uml ~·l'il ow go1ld. A \wa11ti f111 d1llicc for ~~Hir doublf'-ring tt'1£' W tmy . ~peake ' T~A01fl0"#.1- W ~00 """ " IHG I For All Occasions We Wire Flowers . Everywhere 992-2039 10PM FRID~V CAOLE CHANNEl 5 Pomeroy Flower Shop M " · M .ll ' ar dV an M eter ••·~···"'""'' '"'"'- ·'·'"' :c:s.:•n:..::..::::::::::..:::::::::::::::::::..~~~:::::: Ph . 992 -2039 Ph. 992-5721 ,,.,. ,, ... ... . FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS English Leather ·Set No. 960 English Leather Set No. .999 The Sprinter . " " .... , .~~~y · · ~~ 3~~ .~-. ·:.~. English Leather Set No. 911 Winning Combination ONLY $315 ., .. . . . •""'' . ONLY PULL·N·HOIST REGIIW 132 THERE ARE NO STRINGS ATTACHED. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS: 1. MICHAElS VISIT David Michael stationed on the U: S. S. Independence, left Sunday for Quonset Point, R. I. · following a visit here with his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Oliver Michael. David, his wife, Ruth, and their daughter, Tracy Lynn came from Rhode Island on June 2. Mrs, Michael and daughter remained here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ward, Langsville, and Mr. and Mrs. Michael. David returned to Quonset Point for new orders, Live in Gallia, Jackson, Meigs or Vinton County. ON SMUT 2. I. 3. Be a first time - full time student: Sugar Run Mills Enroll full time (12 hours) at Rio Grande College this fall. MUWRIYAYL POMEROY, OHIO Old Spice Set No•.3766 Roman Brio After Shave .with Roman Brio Deodorant Free s4.25 Value THI GOYIIINMINT OP • • • • • • • • • BEDFORD TOWNSHIP . DEP.'.AlMENT OF TM~ lRi.ASL) RY It's easy. With the new fall schedule at Rio Grande College, a full 12-hour load can be taken in the evenings so you don't have to miss work. You too can work toward your four-year college degree, or enter one of the new two-year courses offered at Rio Grande. New two-year courses such as secretarial science general business or accounting, and liberal arts transfer are all available this year at Rio Grande College. If you prefer, you can enter a general course of study at the College for the first year and apply your credits to a specific course later. Age is no bart:ier - anyone may ~pply whether a recent high school graduate Of' a nots~-recent ,high school gra~~ate. .~ust meet the ·~hree requirements, and you too can have up to $1,000 of your f1rst years $1,710.00 tu1t1on pa1d. In many mstances, Local, State, or Federal assistance programs will pay for all or part of the remaining tuition cost. For more information call us' COLLECT at 245-5353, or contact: • OFFICE OF RE\IENUl SHA~ I NO 1900 PENNSVL\IANIAAVf N W 1 ~~~~~w~··~"'~"~ro~··~o~c·~·~~·~·~~~~~ ~ ~,IOIIIIIIV llott-•n a •.c!••omomo ol 1 """' 1ho .... Df r--...o Ofl6r"'9 ~,.., j.. r• o<lic uo~ PlA NS TO IXI'f!ND Ill llfYIHU~ SHAftiNG AlLOCATIO N 1, 1973 ANDIHDINQ JUNE 30, J97l IN lHl fUlLOW!NO MANNIIIIAHZ:. ui'QN .o\11 lST!MATID TOTAL Of $1,106 ACCOUHT NO 36 3 053 001 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP - • MEIGS COUNTY POMEROY , OHIO 45769 • -·-·--- 3 · GLENN . d:e CLERK The D•lly Sentintl ( __ _ , ' ' 8 oz. $350 SET KARATE • ~ $200 GIFT Give hf11 what he lfkes... HI\ I CALL COLLECT 245-5353 •' English Leather · After Shave Lotion No. 913 4 oz. TWP. CLERK Admissions Office RIO GRANDE COLLEGE Rio Grande, Ohio 45674 ,.• • Old Spice Set No. 3380 After Sl'lave Lnt lnn 4 :V4 oz., Ae ro · so! OcoUor;.r11 4 0 1 .. S u pe r Smooth Shave !i o~ .• $4.00 Value . 3 $ OS l'Oft THE (HTltUMIH T 1'(11.100 I IGI"'NINII JAN . - C " L.U M ~ REGATT~ FLOWERS - 51!: A SO . . . m ..I,;:e:m:g. : a:n Wamers celebrate 54th ·anniversary SPECIAL FOR YOU · $1,000 Toward Your First Year's Tuition of $1,710.00 • B~ce, senior councilor, Bill MEIGS CHAPTER, Order of OeMolay, 7:30 p.m . Regular meeting and Initiation of candidates· also mothers club will meet b, basement MIDDLEPORT Garden · Mrs. Club, 8 p.m. , at home of Sibly Slack. Guests will be Cheshire Garden Club and Middleport Amateur Garden Club. Hostesses : Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Tom Cassell and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher. TUES DAY POMEROY, OHIO HAS A GIFT OF UP TO Rosalind Smith, Kenova, W. Va .; Nancy Van Meter, chaplain, Ruth Dunham , Buffalo, W. Va.; Phyllis Gilkey. marshall, Isla Jackson, Charleston; Josephine Kirby, organist, Joseph Kirby , Jr., Columbus; Jacque Gabritsch, Adah, Pauline Freeman;Point Pleasant; Nellie Casto, Ruth, Anna Kelly, St. Alhans, W. Va.; Betty Fox , Martha, Anna Smith, Dunbar, W. Va.; Carol Workman , Esther, Pauline Thompson, South Charleston, W. .va .; Jeanene Johnson , Ele~ta, Mabel Goeglein, Pomeroy; Mary Thabet, ward· er, Deborah Howard, Harrisonville; Wendell Kaylor, sentinel, Mary McAtee, Parkersburg, W. Va . . A special program was presented by Meigs Chapter Order of OeMolay. The boys opened the prog ram with the 9 p.m. Interpolation, ~ith Tim King, master counc1 lor, John MONDAY BLOODMOBILE, 1 to 6 p.m . at Pomeroy Elementary MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, home of Mrs. Sibley Slack, 7:30p.m. Amateur and Oteshire Garden Club members invited. BEND 0 ' the River Garden Club, 7:30p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest Wingett. perienced operators, and you Order of Eastern Star, recently held Its aMual Friendship Frolic with over 100 persons attending. Mason OES officers and their guest officers were Wanda Ga brltsch, worthy matron; Marie Wills, Belle, W. Va. ; Oscar Casto', Jr., worthy patron, Harry Chesher , Middleport ; Betty Rickard, associate matron, Lula Sue Williams, Nitro, W. Va.; Lynn Freeman, Point Pleasant, protem, associate patron, Dan Evans, Vinton ; Maxine Aldridge, secretary, Janet Capehart, Pt. Pleasant ; Margie Cartwright, treasurer, Bessie King, Middleport; Ann Blake, conductress, Martha Jeffries, Guyandotte, Hun tington; Janet Mc Dermitt, 2010. t~hn l que and experience. You want ' RS, FATHERS, SISTERS, BROTHERS Friendship frolic ICalendar, ~~~.~!. .~0:~~. ?..~. SP~A!(IN~ OF MO • 2 0~ BOTTLES 99~ English Leather Shower Soap On-A-Rope ~NLY $200 �' 1- The Daily Sentinel, Ml~port-Pomeroy, 0., June JS SHOP DAit Y 10 TO 10 OPEN SUNDAY J 1 TO 6 "~' ~. ' (HUG£ IT AT .,. 'I•"! S SHOP EARLY WHILE ONE STOP SHOPPING! QUANTITIES LAST SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STATE ROUTE 7-GALliPOLIS, OHIO MORE BIG STOREWIDE SAVINGS! l Big 22" x 44" Size! REGUlAR 11.59 NYLON New Decorator Prints! STRETCH BRA FLORAL TOWELS I SAVE 21c VBS students purchase • recreation equipment Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell of Wolf Pen Road were surprised recently with a dinner party honoring them on their 66th wedding an. niversary. They received many gifts and cards. Their children are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Russell, Pilgrim, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Boyce, Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Russell, Columbus; Mr. andMrs. Jed L. Russell, MyrUe Point, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. William Russell, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell, Pomeroy. Other relatives attending were Mr . and Mrs. John Lemley, Galloway; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Cristy, Cindy and Denise, Columbus; Mr. andMrs. Carl Russell, Jr., Me· Kim and Chris, Connellsville; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woodruff, Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Russell, Sherrie and Mark, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Russell and Michael, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Russell, Jr. and A swing set, volley bali and department gave certificates badminton sets, bats and balls, to Frances Hoffman, Charlotte an outdoor pitch same. several Lyons t Laura Horseley, Carol large rubber balls, and a small Simons, David Fisher, Ronnie swinuning pool were provtded Denny , Melissa Downing, for the Meigs County Charles Davis and Michl King Children's Home from of· after they gave a group fenngs taken at the daily recitation and had a song. vacation Bible school con· The story of what they dueled at the Middleport Ftrst learned in Bible school was told Baptist Church. by the children in the middler Children attending the department, Lynn Kloes, Opal school, c<H!])Onsored by the Pugh. Craig Darst, Cindy Middleport Baptist and the Parker, Vicki Boyer, Keith Mount Moriah Baptist Olllr- Scott, Kevin Milam, ches, voted to use their of- Kim Fraley , Paula fermgs for the purchase of Kay Swisher and Regina recreation eqwpment for the Hawkins. They were given Children's Home. certificates by the teacher, lt was purchased Thursday Mrs. Richard Owen, who was by Mrs. Milton Hood, director assisted wtth the class by of the school. The closing Donna Boyd, craft teacher and program took place Wed- Nancy Buskirk, craft helper. nesday night with songs, Recognized for their perfect recitations and a television skit attendance were the children by the children. of the junior deparlll1!'nt whose Preceding the program teacher was Mrs . Manning parents and friends viewed the Kloes and the craft teachers, handwork of the children. Venida Gibbs and Marc Fultz. Certificates were presented to For their part on the closing the students and staff with the program Tony Scott, Charles Rev Charles Simons giving a Simons, Lori Kloes and Jayne Hoeflich presented an g•ft to Mrs. Hood. Give n s pecial recognition Imaginary television sho w, and gifts were Donna Boyd and complete with commercials. Barbara Anthony, who will They along with Angela Payne leave Saturday for Buckeye and Kevm Angel, unable to Girls State, and Dav1d Swisher, attend the closing program, a delegate to Buckeye Boys were awarded certificates with States. The three were craft gold stars. The teenage class was taught teachers in the Bible school. A prelude of the Bible school by the Rev. Mr. Simons with Jo songs by Barbara Anthony at Ann Blevins and David Swisher the plano opened the program, assisting with crafts. In the w1th the Rev. Mr. Simons group were Trina Gibbs, extending the welcome and Kimberly Payne, Velvet giving th e mvocation. The Swisher, Rick Hovatter and pupils and staff sang the theme Patti Boyles. song. Mrs. Hood recognized the The nursery class was teaching and craft staff presented by Mrs. Fred Lewis. presenting certificates to Mrs. Eric Johnson and Brtan Gwn Charts Edwards, assistan t Mrs . Arnold gave recitations and then were dire ctor , joined by others of the class for Richards, devotional leader ; · a group presentation. Mrs. Barbara Anthony, pianist ; Lewis presented certificates to Brenda Edwards, secretary; Eric, Brian, W. T. English, Mrs . Owen, picnic chair· Marsha Beth King, David woman ; and Peggy Imboden Lewis and Erica McClintock. and Kent Kloes general Barbara Anthony and Mrs. helpers. A certificate was also Arland King were the class presented to Joe Anthony, craft assistants. helper in the primary depart· In the absence of Mrs. Willis ment. The program concluded with Anthony who is ill, Judy Owen, craft teacher for the primary an action song, j'Put Your Faith Into Action," and the benediction by the pastor . Steven IJI, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. John Bowling and Bill , Pleasantville; Mr. and Mrs . Jim Zaayer, Lynn and Jim, Pleasantville; Mr. and Mrs . Tom Summerfield, Candi and Wendy, Lake Zurich, Dl. ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell and Mandy, Ft. Meade, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy, Akron ; George Wm. Venoy, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs. Robert Venoy, Tony, Mark and Robin, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Redman, Vanessa and Kim and Tiffany, Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gray, Cleveland ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson , Columbus ; Annette Everett, Columbus; George Stillwell, Columbus ; Cindy and Patty Puster. Akron, and George and Glenda Gum, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Venoy , Craig and Kevin, Pomeroy. Five generations were present represented by Mrs. Bertha Russell, Marguente Boyce, Lucille Lemley, Terry Redman and Vanessa Red- man. I CROW'S SET 77e STEAK HOUSE Stretch nylon bra and matchi ng biki ni for su per comfort and natural shapmg Wh1te and pastels . One s1 ze f1ts a II. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! Bright floral prints in daisy stripes, poppy basket and rose palferns . All sup er absorbent, flu ffy towels 1n big 22"x44" size. Big selecti on to choose from at a worthwhile sav ing . SAVE ON LACED TRIMMED WALTZ MATCHING WASHCLOTHS 27~ '; JUNIOR MISS SLEEPWEAR 1 ~'t' -• I SAVE •2.00 the Fabulous l l ' ' •' '\ '' '' ' ; . REGULAR •' . 1 1.99 • Dreamy savings now on beautiful lace and embroidery lavished wa ltz length gowns and baby doll pajamas. All of easy care permanent press fabrics. Pink. blue or green in sizes 7 to 14. I Home of '1 $147 - STURDY MAPLE BOSTON ROCKER ,. GOWNS AND BABY DOLL PAJAMAS , ~Ill- Veterans Memorial Hospital Discharges - Teresa Riffle, Bonita Ingles, Charles Hatfield, Deanna Smith, George McDaniel, Thelma Berry, Gregory Davis and Raymond Hartley. • REGULAR 98• REGULAR 39c 12"x12" Russells honored on 66th anniversary SANDWICH Order 8 y Phone And To~e Em Home 992-5432 Roval Crown Bottling company Middleport ..,. WHEELHORSE .. ,. . ' ~ COOL, VENTILATED ~ '• FOR SHAVING AND MAKEUP! Coo l $}77 Ideal for bath, bedroom or travel Variety of s1zes and styles. Some have f olding metal stands I SPECIAL PRICE! , . 88~A. ..•. SATIN SLEEP BONNET comfortable belts. 19"x35" s1ze '• REG. $1 .29 SUPER SIZE -t-SA~VE~5'!'"7'.,, seati ng for your car. Contoured for seat Lu xurious sa t1n w1th nylon lace tr1m. I ' SAVE 62' Ha1rdo stays nea,t Wi thout pins, curlers. J PRETIY WAY TO SERVE COOLING SUMMER DRINKS! BEVERAGE SET - - I $ 37 SET Attractive avocado or honey go ld "' iced"' texture design. Set of big 86 ounce pit cher and six matching 15 oun ce tea glasses . Perfect for everyday use and entertai ning . Take advantage of our big sa le sav ing! • EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES • SPORTY TOT SPEEDSTER 1 S" fRONT WHEEl Colorful. heavy ·auty molded Polyethylene . Pedal powered fronf wheel. Low slung body styling with bucket seat . 38"'x23"x21"'. ' REG. '10.96 HOT CYCLE s~"t 12 HORSEPOWER 8 SPEED WITH 42" MOWER REG. 1152400 relatives. LuciUe Vaughan, Pomeroy. Mrs. Chf!ord was presented secretary 's report, and Mrs. a hostess gift from the club Grace Pratt the treasurer's members. Games were played report. Members and guests wiU1 prizes going to Mrs. signed round-robin get well Carnet Harbrecht and Mrs. ca rds to be sen t to Dorothy to., Iorence Wmd on, wh o also won Leifheit at Orient, an~ Walter the door prize. The traveling Mrs. Judy Pocklington presided at th e business Boy. Balllmore 1 both r.eportcd prize furmshcd by Mrs. Wmd on oll. Also reported ill was Mrs. was won by Mrs. Ebersbach. tertained the Kin Club Wed· nesday night with U>e occasion also hoooring her sister, Mrs. Ruth Wippel , Indiana, vacationing here with the Cliffords and other area • Mrs. Clifford presented each guest woth a gift. She used a red and yellow color scheme in her refreshment table decorations. Mrs. Ebersbach will host the Jun 'lJ meeting of the club. Attending besides those named were Mrs. Veda Davis, and J oyce Ebersba ch. Auxiliary installs at recent meeting New officers were installed and chairwomen appointed at the Tuesday night meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Lewis MBl)ley 263, held at the home of Mrs. John James. Mrs. Arnold Richards, past president, installed Mrs. Allen Hampton, president ; Mrs. Harrison Bentley, first vice president; Mrs. Campbell Harper, second vice president; Mrs. Richards, secretary ; and Mrs. William Smith, treasurer. Chairwomen appomted were Mrs . Ernest Bowles, legislative; Mrs . Harper, Americanism; Mrs . Sherman Butler, veterans affairs; Mrs. Bentley, children and youth; Mrs. Richards, Civil Defense, and Mrs. Con Young and Mrs. Smith, poppy chairwomen. Mrs. Hampton presided at the meeting which opened in ritualistlc form with Mrs. Bowles as color bearer and Mrs. Butler, sergeant at arms. Annual dues were paid by several members, and officers' reports were prese nted. Mrs. Hampton gave a report of the summer conventton held last week in Middleport and displayed the awards won by members, and guests, Mrs. Wipple, Mrs. Susanne Warner, Patty and Kim, Mrs Fae Clifford and Debbie Harbrecht. • What Every Boater Needs NAVIGATOR COMPASS only ss.oo -----------.. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ute unit. A discusslOn was held . .--~-~~~~~~~~-~-~--... N• W• COMPTON ' 0• D• oo the upcoming Department of Ohio Convention to be held in Toledo. Mrs. Butler won the door prize. Mrs. James served sandwiches, salad and dessert. lJ.\ off lOLA'S Mam a t Sycamore . OFF ICE HOUR.S 9:30 TO.l2, 2 TOS (CLOSE AT NOON ON T HUR S. ) - E AST COURT ~T . , POMEROY. d~~~The LATHAM • C6B2W Bu1lt · 1n cassette tape player/recorder FM/AM/Stereo FM tun er/ arnp New Fl 1ght Deck Co ntrol Panel lhat pops up ' at a touch Tun ing meter Inp u t/O utput aux1 hary lacks Stereo headp hone Jac k Ma1 n un1t In w oo d gramed Wal nut veneers w1th Bone White top Spea ker uni1 s 1n woo d gn;uned Walnut ven oo rs SALE! All Sportswear and Swim Suits OPTOMETRIST FM TUNER Regatta Week Spee~a l s Thurs Fn .-Sat Now Only $189.95 INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT --- P OM EROY. OH IO • • $ 96 'i '' •2.00 ' BUY NOW AT An ice cream social wilJ be staged at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Regatta weekend. Homemade 1ce cream m many flavors, pie, cake, coffee, tea and Kooi-Aid Will be sold by the church. Serving will begin immediately following the parade Friday and will continue through Saturday evenin g. SALES & SERVICE Come to LAS VEGAS ' Plymouth Join our AAA Group Compare 'em anyway you want. Roo~? Our Duster seats five, not four. Why , I here s more hip room in the rear seat of a Duster than 1n a Cad illac ElDorado. Ride? Duster has torsion-bar suspension. And it 's got ? power enough lo whisk you on and ofl an expressway without any v-.:orry Handling . Duster is small enough, outs1de, to park t 1ght and snug. The pnce? For a little more than those mini-cars, Duster 1s a lot more car. We welcome the opportunity to show you why Duster has become one of the most popular cars tn Amenca . Departing Columbus July 26-29 $244 per person •1199 Wheelhorse L11wn & Garden Bobbie Darin Joan Rivers Rich Little Jim Nabors Wayne Newton For informat ion call PM '8 WORLD WIDE TRAVEL __ ___ AliTHORIZED DEALER A~ CHRYSLER MOTURS CORPORATION '~ <JIIUSI.EI\ Plymoutfi ..... TOM RUE MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rd AVE., MIDDLEPORT, 0. Phone : Pomeroy 99l-!S9D Gallipolis 446·0699 I it. DEGREE WON CHESTER _ Billy Allen, son otMr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen of Chester, has received his masters ctegree in chemical engineering from Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Pe-tul Clark Frankie Laine EASY TEllS-MONTHS TO PAY-UBEIAJ. TRADE-DIS BAUM LUMBER MANY SPECIALS AT OTHER NEARBY f"D'PHY'S ST~RES SOCIAL PLANNED Look who will be In town : SAVE •32500 SHOP AND SAVE -THE EASY WAY-CHARGE IT~ ' OUR WHEEL HORSE TRACTO SUMMER STAMPEDE OLEA ~~.. - ..... • SPECTACULAR PRICE CUTS ON THE BIG RED MACHINE • FLOOR SAMPLES • DEMONSTRATORS • 1973 BRAND,NEW UNCRATED MODELS • LIMITED QUANTITIES CLEARANCE PRICED. WHILE THEY LAST REGULAR '1.99 LOVELY 7 PIECE ,. meellng with Mrs . Ellen Ebersbach giving the CIRCLE MEETS A meeting of the EJecta Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church will be held at the church Tuesday evening in· stead of at the home of Mrs . Willis Anthony, who IS ill . ' i ,- REG. s2.34 CAR SEAT CUSHION 1 Mrs . James Clifford en· •' REGULAR •24.77 I Mrs. Clifford hosts Kin Club meeting _,..... • �' 1- The Daily Sentinel, Ml~port-Pomeroy, 0., June JS SHOP DAit Y 10 TO 10 OPEN SUNDAY J 1 TO 6 "~' ~. ' (HUG£ IT AT .,. 'I•"! S SHOP EARLY WHILE ONE STOP SHOPPING! QUANTITIES LAST SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA STATE ROUTE 7-GALliPOLIS, OHIO MORE BIG STOREWIDE SAVINGS! l Big 22" x 44" Size! REGUlAR 11.59 NYLON New Decorator Prints! STRETCH BRA FLORAL TOWELS I SAVE 21c VBS students purchase • recreation equipment Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell of Wolf Pen Road were surprised recently with a dinner party honoring them on their 66th wedding an. niversary. They received many gifts and cards. Their children are Mr. and Mrs. Earl Russell, Pilgrim, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Willis L. Boyce, Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Russell, Columbus; Mr. andMrs. Jed L. Russell, MyrUe Point, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. William Russell, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Russell, Pomeroy. Other relatives attending were Mr . and Mrs. John Lemley, Galloway; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson, Cristy, Cindy and Denise, Columbus; Mr. andMrs. Carl Russell, Jr., Me· Kim and Chris, Connellsville; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Woodruff, Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Russell, Sherrie and Mark, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Russell and Michael, Minersville; Mr. and Mrs. Steven Russell, Jr. and A swing set, volley bali and department gave certificates badminton sets, bats and balls, to Frances Hoffman, Charlotte an outdoor pitch same. several Lyons t Laura Horseley, Carol large rubber balls, and a small Simons, David Fisher, Ronnie swinuning pool were provtded Denny , Melissa Downing, for the Meigs County Charles Davis and Michl King Children's Home from of· after they gave a group fenngs taken at the daily recitation and had a song. vacation Bible school con· The story of what they dueled at the Middleport Ftrst learned in Bible school was told Baptist Church. by the children in the middler Children attending the department, Lynn Kloes, Opal school, c<H!])Onsored by the Pugh. Craig Darst, Cindy Middleport Baptist and the Parker, Vicki Boyer, Keith Mount Moriah Baptist Olllr- Scott, Kevin Milam, ches, voted to use their of- Kim Fraley , Paula fermgs for the purchase of Kay Swisher and Regina recreation eqwpment for the Hawkins. They were given Children's Home. certificates by the teacher, lt was purchased Thursday Mrs. Richard Owen, who was by Mrs. Milton Hood, director assisted wtth the class by of the school. The closing Donna Boyd, craft teacher and program took place Wed- Nancy Buskirk, craft helper. nesday night with songs, Recognized for their perfect recitations and a television skit attendance were the children by the children. of the junior deparlll1!'nt whose Preceding the program teacher was Mrs . Manning parents and friends viewed the Kloes and the craft teachers, handwork of the children. Venida Gibbs and Marc Fultz. Certificates were presented to For their part on the closing the students and staff with the program Tony Scott, Charles Rev Charles Simons giving a Simons, Lori Kloes and Jayne Hoeflich presented an g•ft to Mrs. Hood. Give n s pecial recognition Imaginary television sho w, and gifts were Donna Boyd and complete with commercials. Barbara Anthony, who will They along with Angela Payne leave Saturday for Buckeye and Kevm Angel, unable to Girls State, and Dav1d Swisher, attend the closing program, a delegate to Buckeye Boys were awarded certificates with States. The three were craft gold stars. The teenage class was taught teachers in the Bible school. A prelude of the Bible school by the Rev. Mr. Simons with Jo songs by Barbara Anthony at Ann Blevins and David Swisher the plano opened the program, assisting with crafts. In the w1th the Rev. Mr. Simons group were Trina Gibbs, extending the welcome and Kimberly Payne, Velvet giving th e mvocation. The Swisher, Rick Hovatter and pupils and staff sang the theme Patti Boyles. song. Mrs. Hood recognized the The nursery class was teaching and craft staff presented by Mrs. Fred Lewis. presenting certificates to Mrs. Eric Johnson and Brtan Gwn Charts Edwards, assistan t Mrs . Arnold gave recitations and then were dire ctor , joined by others of the class for Richards, devotional leader ; · a group presentation. Mrs. Barbara Anthony, pianist ; Lewis presented certificates to Brenda Edwards, secretary; Eric, Brian, W. T. English, Mrs . Owen, picnic chair· Marsha Beth King, David woman ; and Peggy Imboden Lewis and Erica McClintock. and Kent Kloes general Barbara Anthony and Mrs. helpers. A certificate was also Arland King were the class presented to Joe Anthony, craft assistants. helper in the primary depart· In the absence of Mrs. Willis ment. The program concluded with Anthony who is ill, Judy Owen, craft teacher for the primary an action song, j'Put Your Faith Into Action," and the benediction by the pastor . Steven IJI, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. John Bowling and Bill , Pleasantville; Mr. and Mrs . Jim Zaayer, Lynn and Jim, Pleasantville; Mr. and Mrs . Tom Summerfield, Candi and Wendy, Lake Zurich, Dl. ; Mr. and Mrs. Don Russell and Mandy, Ft. Meade, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy, Akron ; George Wm. Venoy, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs. Robert Venoy, Tony, Mark and Robin, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Terry Redman, Vanessa and Kim and Tiffany, Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Rex Gray, Cleveland ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson , Columbus ; Annette Everett, Columbus; George Stillwell, Columbus ; Cindy and Patty Puster. Akron, and George and Glenda Gum, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Venoy , Craig and Kevin, Pomeroy. Five generations were present represented by Mrs. Bertha Russell, Marguente Boyce, Lucille Lemley, Terry Redman and Vanessa Red- man. I CROW'S SET 77e STEAK HOUSE Stretch nylon bra and matchi ng biki ni for su per comfort and natural shapmg Wh1te and pastels . One s1 ze f1ts a II. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA ONLY! Bright floral prints in daisy stripes, poppy basket and rose palferns . All sup er absorbent, flu ffy towels 1n big 22"x44" size. Big selecti on to choose from at a worthwhile sav ing . SAVE ON LACED TRIMMED WALTZ MATCHING WASHCLOTHS 27~ '; JUNIOR MISS SLEEPWEAR 1 ~'t' -• I SAVE •2.00 the Fabulous l l ' ' •' '\ '' '' ' ; . REGULAR •' . 1 1.99 • Dreamy savings now on beautiful lace and embroidery lavished wa ltz length gowns and baby doll pajamas. All of easy care permanent press fabrics. Pink. blue or green in sizes 7 to 14. I Home of '1 $147 - STURDY MAPLE BOSTON ROCKER ,. GOWNS AND BABY DOLL PAJAMAS , ~Ill- Veterans Memorial Hospital Discharges - Teresa Riffle, Bonita Ingles, Charles Hatfield, Deanna Smith, George McDaniel, Thelma Berry, Gregory Davis and Raymond Hartley. • REGULAR 98• REGULAR 39c 12"x12" Russells honored on 66th anniversary SANDWICH Order 8 y Phone And To~e Em Home 992-5432 Roval Crown Bottling company Middleport ..,. WHEELHORSE .. ,. . ' ~ COOL, VENTILATED ~ '• FOR SHAVING AND MAKEUP! Coo l $}77 Ideal for bath, bedroom or travel Variety of s1zes and styles. Some have f olding metal stands I SPECIAL PRICE! , . 88~A. ..•. SATIN SLEEP BONNET comfortable belts. 19"x35" s1ze '• REG. $1 .29 SUPER SIZE -t-SA~VE~5'!'"7'.,, seati ng for your car. Contoured for seat Lu xurious sa t1n w1th nylon lace tr1m. I ' SAVE 62' Ha1rdo stays nea,t Wi thout pins, curlers. J PRETIY WAY TO SERVE COOLING SUMMER DRINKS! BEVERAGE SET - - I $ 37 SET Attractive avocado or honey go ld "' iced"' texture design. Set of big 86 ounce pit cher and six matching 15 oun ce tea glasses . Perfect for everyday use and entertai ning . Take advantage of our big sa le sav ing! • EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES • SPORTY TOT SPEEDSTER 1 S" fRONT WHEEl Colorful. heavy ·auty molded Polyethylene . Pedal powered fronf wheel. Low slung body styling with bucket seat . 38"'x23"x21"'. ' REG. '10.96 HOT CYCLE s~"t 12 HORSEPOWER 8 SPEED WITH 42" MOWER REG. 1152400 relatives. LuciUe Vaughan, Pomeroy. Mrs. Chf!ord was presented secretary 's report, and Mrs. a hostess gift from the club Grace Pratt the treasurer's members. Games were played report. Members and guests wiU1 prizes going to Mrs. signed round-robin get well Carnet Harbrecht and Mrs. ca rds to be sen t to Dorothy to., Iorence Wmd on, wh o also won Leifheit at Orient, an~ Walter the door prize. The traveling Mrs. Judy Pocklington presided at th e business Boy. Balllmore 1 both r.eportcd prize furmshcd by Mrs. Wmd on oll. Also reported ill was Mrs. was won by Mrs. Ebersbach. tertained the Kin Club Wed· nesday night with U>e occasion also hoooring her sister, Mrs. Ruth Wippel , Indiana, vacationing here with the Cliffords and other area • Mrs. Clifford presented each guest woth a gift. She used a red and yellow color scheme in her refreshment table decorations. Mrs. Ebersbach will host the Jun 'lJ meeting of the club. Attending besides those named were Mrs. Veda Davis, and J oyce Ebersba ch. Auxiliary installs at recent meeting New officers were installed and chairwomen appointed at the Tuesday night meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary of Lewis MBl)ley 263, held at the home of Mrs. John James. Mrs. Arnold Richards, past president, installed Mrs. Allen Hampton, president ; Mrs. Harrison Bentley, first vice president; Mrs. Campbell Harper, second vice president; Mrs. Richards, secretary ; and Mrs. William Smith, treasurer. Chairwomen appomted were Mrs . Ernest Bowles, legislative; Mrs . Harper, Americanism; Mrs . Sherman Butler, veterans affairs; Mrs. Bentley, children and youth; Mrs. Richards, Civil Defense, and Mrs. Con Young and Mrs. Smith, poppy chairwomen. Mrs. Hampton presided at the meeting which opened in ritualistlc form with Mrs. Bowles as color bearer and Mrs. Butler, sergeant at arms. Annual dues were paid by several members, and officers' reports were prese nted. Mrs. Hampton gave a report of the summer conventton held last week in Middleport and displayed the awards won by members, and guests, Mrs. Wipple, Mrs. Susanne Warner, Patty and Kim, Mrs Fae Clifford and Debbie Harbrecht. • What Every Boater Needs NAVIGATOR COMPASS only ss.oo -----------.. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ute unit. A discusslOn was held . .--~-~~~~~~~~-~-~--... N• W• COMPTON ' 0• D• oo the upcoming Department of Ohio Convention to be held in Toledo. Mrs. Butler won the door prize. Mrs. James served sandwiches, salad and dessert. lJ.\ off lOLA'S Mam a t Sycamore . OFF ICE HOUR.S 9:30 TO.l2, 2 TOS (CLOSE AT NOON ON T HUR S. ) - E AST COURT ~T . , POMEROY. d~~~The LATHAM • C6B2W Bu1lt · 1n cassette tape player/recorder FM/AM/Stereo FM tun er/ arnp New Fl 1ght Deck Co ntrol Panel lhat pops up ' at a touch Tun ing meter Inp u t/O utput aux1 hary lacks Stereo headp hone Jac k Ma1 n un1t In w oo d gramed Wal nut veneers w1th Bone White top Spea ker uni1 s 1n woo d gn;uned Walnut ven oo rs SALE! All Sportswear and Swim Suits OPTOMETRIST FM TUNER Regatta Week Spee~a l s Thurs Fn .-Sat Now Only $189.95 INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT --- P OM EROY. OH IO • • $ 96 'i '' •2.00 ' BUY NOW AT An ice cream social wilJ be staged at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church Regatta weekend. Homemade 1ce cream m many flavors, pie, cake, coffee, tea and Kooi-Aid Will be sold by the church. Serving will begin immediately following the parade Friday and will continue through Saturday evenin g. SALES & SERVICE Come to LAS VEGAS ' Plymouth Join our AAA Group Compare 'em anyway you want. Roo~? Our Duster seats five, not four. Why , I here s more hip room in the rear seat of a Duster than 1n a Cad illac ElDorado. Ride? Duster has torsion-bar suspension. And it 's got ? power enough lo whisk you on and ofl an expressway without any v-.:orry Handling . Duster is small enough, outs1de, to park t 1ght and snug. The pnce? For a little more than those mini-cars, Duster 1s a lot more car. We welcome the opportunity to show you why Duster has become one of the most popular cars tn Amenca . Departing Columbus July 26-29 $244 per person •1199 Wheelhorse L11wn & Garden Bobbie Darin Joan Rivers Rich Little Jim Nabors Wayne Newton For informat ion call PM '8 WORLD WIDE TRAVEL __ ___ AliTHORIZED DEALER A~ CHRYSLER MOTURS CORPORATION '~ <JIIUSI.EI\ Plymoutfi ..... TOM RUE MOTORS 399 SOUTH 3rd AVE., MIDDLEPORT, 0. Phone : Pomeroy 99l-!S9D Gallipolis 446·0699 I it. DEGREE WON CHESTER _ Billy Allen, son otMr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen of Chester, has received his masters ctegree in chemical engineering from Lehigh University, Bethlehem, Pa. Pe-tul Clark Frankie Laine EASY TEllS-MONTHS TO PAY-UBEIAJ. TRADE-DIS BAUM LUMBER MANY SPECIALS AT OTHER NEARBY f"D'PHY'S ST~RES SOCIAL PLANNED Look who will be In town : SAVE •32500 SHOP AND SAVE -THE EASY WAY-CHARGE IT~ ' OUR WHEEL HORSE TRACTO SUMMER STAMPEDE OLEA ~~.. - ..... • SPECTACULAR PRICE CUTS ON THE BIG RED MACHINE • FLOOR SAMPLES • DEMONSTRATORS • 1973 BRAND,NEW UNCRATED MODELS • LIMITED QUANTITIES CLEARANCE PRICED. WHILE THEY LAST REGULAR '1.99 LOVELY 7 PIECE ,. meellng with Mrs . Ellen Ebersbach giving the CIRCLE MEETS A meeting of the EJecta Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church will be held at the church Tuesday evening in· stead of at the home of Mrs . Willis Anthony, who IS ill . ' i ,- REG. s2.34 CAR SEAT CUSHION 1 Mrs . James Clifford en· •' REGULAR •24.77 I Mrs. Clifford hosts Kin Club meeting _,..... • �• • .. • .. ·.. 8- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddlcport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 15, 1973 ST . PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycam ore St.. Pomeroy , lh~ Rev . Arttlur C Lun d, pastor . Sund ay school. 9 : 1S am . ; worsh 1p ser" ice , 10 30 a m . ; travelers ' summer service, Thursday , 7 · 30 p m Charles Evans, Christian edvcalion superin tendent POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev . w H Perrin , pastor . Roy Mayer , Supt . Church school, 9 : 15 a m ., worsh1p , 10 : 24 a m ; youth choir n~hearsat Monday , 6 ' 30 p .m .. Mr s Mar-vin Burt, director : senior rehearsal , 7 :30 p m .. day , Mrs choir Thurs Paul director . Nease . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Clyde V Mulberry Rev . Henderson, pttstor . Sunday schoOl , 9 · JO a . m ., Glen McClung . supt ,; morning worship , 10 : 10 am , evening service , 7 .30 ; mid -week ser v ice, Wednesday. 7: 30p .m . GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn1ng prayer and sermon , 10 30 vnd 10 · 30 a .m Holy sermon. am kindergarten communion l 1rst Church Sundays, scho ol , throu r,h t- ighfh grade, 10 :30 a . m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Mr. Hoyt Allen. Jr , pastor . Bible Sc hool , 9: 30a .m , worship. 10 30: adult worship service and young people 's meetmg, both 7·Jo p m . Sun . day Wednesday, comb1ned Bible study and pr aye r mee t ing, 7 30 p .m . THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W . Winmg , off 1cer 111 cha.rge . Sunday, 10 a.m .. Hol iness mee ting , 10 30 a .m ., Su nd ay School Young People's L egion, 7p m, Thursday , 1 10 3 p m .. Lad1es Hom e Leagu~ . 7 p m .. Prep classes . A thought for the day: Scottish author John Buchan said, " We can only pay our debt to the past by putting the future in debt to ourselves." SACRED HEART Rev . Father Bernard K raj covic, pastor Phone 992 2825 . Saturday evening Mass , 7 · 30 p m Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 a m Confessions, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m . POMEROY FIRST BAP · TtST Robert Kuhn , pastor , Wdl 1am Watson . Sunday school sup!. Sunday schOol. 9 :30a .m . BYF , 6 p m ,· B1ble study , Wednesday , 7 p m .; choir pract ice , Wednesday , 8 : 30 p m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINess CHURCH Harr iso nville Road . Rev . O'Dell Manley , Pastor : Henry Eblin . Sunday Sch ool Supt. Sunday Sc hoo l 9.30 am ; Evening worship 7 ' 30 p .m ., P rityer and Praise service . Thursd ay , 7 .30 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL NOn · dcnom1na tional , George s . Oiler. Pastor . Sunday Sc hool 10 a .m . Worship Se rv ice 11 a . m Sund it y n ight serv ices 7: 30 p m . Wednesday Prayer meet ing 7: 30 p ,m . Everyone welcome . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST, 200 W . Ma 1n St - Loren T . Stephens, e~.~ ang elis t , phone 992 7856 . Conse rvat 1ve, non · instrume nral. Sun day worship , 10 am , Bible study . l1 a .m .; worsh 1p , 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY C HURCH !nOn · denominatio nal l, Langsvil le Dex.ter Road, the Rev . Wor ley Haley , pastor Sunday school , 10 a.m ; evening worship , 7· 30 p .m Prayer meet i ng , Tuesday , 7 . 30 pm .; youth group , F riday , 7. 30 p.m. the Ser1 nonette Manhood in the home By Loren T. Stephens As he fun ctions as a husband and father, tnan is more like God than in any part of -his existence. He was created to fulfill a role of leadership and guidance , and to provide for the welfare of his house. Manhood reaches its highest richness and glory in the happy fulfillment of these responsibilities. "Even so· ought husbands to love their own wives as their own bodies," Eph. 5:26. When a man chooses from all womanhood his partner for life, and she accepts him, he lifts her to the supreme earthly place in his heart and crowns her queen of his life. He vows before God and man to love, 1honor and cherish her till they must part in death. She "becomes flesh of his flesh and bone of his bones; they are, in the .most intimate sense, one. (See Gene_sis 2:21-24) As a man thus receives his Wife unto hims.elf, he is responsible for her welfare. His adequate provision for her will fall into at least three areas: spirltual, physical, and emotional. Should he fail in any of these , her happiness will be impaired and he will prove less than a man ; however, when he succeeds in all three areas he will find his wife happy and prove himself a man in the fulle st and mo ~ t complete sense . As head of his home, the husband is responsible to God for the spiritual training and welfare of his wife a nd children. A man should a lways remembe r lliat the· wife has given· more to the marriage than he, and that her life is largely under hi s control, accord ing to God's will. Love and com munication in marri age find compl ete fulfillm ent in the sex ua l relationsh1p. For this reason, neilher the husband nor the wife may withhold from their partner for any cause, except by MUTUAL consent for BRIEF periods of prayer and fasti ng. (I Cor. 7:2-5) Seeling her pleasure and fulfillment before his own will help greatly in sexual integration. Divorce courts are filled daily willi couples who would not have been there had the husband and wife been more diligent in rendering to each other all that the Bible said was "due". A father is commanded to bring up his children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord (Eph. 6:4). His leadership in tile home will be positive as he teaches and trains his children In God's ways. He will command their respect and love as he insists upon their obedience and furnishes 'the worthy example in his own life before them. Men who are only "nice guys" who show up once in a while willi a pay check and MAYBE for meals are not much ! lt takes discipline and constant love to bring up children ( Proverbs 13: 24; 22: 15; 29: 15 ). Training involves CORRECTION and TEACHING . This requires time and effo~f The worthy father who loves his children, his family, will lovingly and ) • gladly function as God has directed in His Holy Book, the Bible. This is not only the right way; it is the ONLY happy way. Men, get your family together at home, be the man God would have you be. As is well said, "Try it, you'Ulike it" and lliey will appreciate you for it. Apple Grove News, ·Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs. Jay Gloeckner and Sandy, Mrs. E. Zellman of Zoarsville, were Monday and Tuesday guests of · Mr. a nd Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. · Greg Donohew and nephews, Mark and Douglas Donohew of Circleville, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew. Mrs. Lenna Badgely Brinker is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center following a heart attack. Cards would be appreciated. Mrs . Lillian Duffy of Syracuse was a Sunday dinner guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Roush. Mr. and Mrs . Jim Connolly and children, Brian and Shelly, of Syracuse spent Sunday afternoon willi the Roushes . Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth , Va., returned to their home there Friday after spending two weeks willi her mother, Mrs. Erma Wilson and family. Mrs. Larry Foster and children of Columbus spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Larry Foster joined them Monday at the Wheeler home. Bill Wheeler is home for the summer vacation from Ohio State University. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Jr., Kenny, Linda, Ricky , Raymond and Chrissie, of Millvale, Pa., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, Cindy and Sharon Roush, and Jeff Miller visited Mr . and Mrs. Dana Lew is at Clifton, W. Va . Saturday evening. Mrs. Iva Orr, Mrs. Herbert Roush and son, Roger, attended Murphy 's gra nd opening at Gallipolis Monday evening. Harry Hill is a surgical patient at Holzer Me di ca l Center. Raymond Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adams, is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hsopt.al, due to pneumonia. SESSION COMPLETED Jan P . Karschnik of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy, has graduated from the Ohio School of Banking second session ending June 15 on the Ohio University ca mpus. A record 268 bankerstudents - 130 seniors and 136 freshmen - attended. SEVENTH · DAY AD VENTIST Loca ted on Mulberry Heights , near Veterans Memorial Hosp11a 1. Pomel'oy . Pasto!' Htorb E:rl Morgan . Sabbath School, every Sat urday at 2 p .m . and wor sh i p service fo llowing a! 3·15 p m. Open Bible d1scusston eac"h Thursday at 1 : 30 p ,m . at the c hur ch " The Friendly Church •1 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e ach 1ng 9: 30 a ~ m , f irs t and second Sunda y s of each month , third and fo u rth Su ndays each month , worship serv ice at 7. 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7: 30 . Prayer and B 1b le Study . FIRST SOUT H ERN BAP · TIST 282 Mu lberry Ave , Pomeroy , affiliated with S B C, the Rev Fred Hill. pastor ; Hershel McClure . Sunday sc hool supt . Sunday school , 9 .30 a .m .. morning worsh1p, 10 : 30 am ; Sunday evangel is t ic meeting , 7 '30 p .m . Prayer m eet ing , Wednesday . 7· 30 p .m MIDOLEPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F ourth and Ma 1n , Middleport . Rev . Henry Key , Jr . pastor Sunday SchooL 9. 30 am ; Mrs Ervin Baumgard · ner , sup! .: Morning worsh ip , 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Carnahan, pres i d i ng m1n 1s ter. Su nday , Bible lee . lure , 9 30 a .m .; Watchtower study, 10 . 30 a . m .: Tuesday , Bible study , 7 ·30 p .m ; Thurs day , ministry school, 7 : 30 p .m .; serv 1ce meeting 6 : 30 p .m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chris1 i n Chns11.an Un i on Lawrence Manley , pastor ; Mrs Russell Young, Sunday Sc hool Su pt . Sunday School 9 30 am . Ev~ning worship, 7 · 30 Wednesday praye r meeting, 7 30 p m MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2, the Rev James M . Muncy . pastor. Sunday school. 9 · 45 a . m ; morning worship , 11 am ; evening worsh1p, 7 30 p .m . Prayer meet ing, Tuesday, 7 30 p m .: Young people's meeting , 7 · 30 p m Thursday . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha K1ngrey , 'substitute pastor Sunday Sc hool . 10 a m ; worship se r v1ce, 7 p m Sunday. Prayer meet 1ng, Wednesday. 7: 30p .m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est11 Hart, pastor, Roy Brown , assistant pastor Sunday schooL 10 a m , Church 7 30 p.m each Sunday evening. prayer meeti ng , 7: 30 p.m . T hurs day MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave , t he Rev . Will 1am Kn11teJ, pastor . Ronald Dugan , Sun day School Supt Classes tor all ages ; eyen mg se rv1ce , 7 ' 30 p m .; Bible study , Wednesday , 7: 30 p m youth se rvi ces, F r 1day, 7 30 p .m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , · Mid d l epo rt ; Noe l Herrman , pastor Sa turday even1ng se r vice, 7 p m Sunday schoo l , 10 a m , Su nday eveni n g worship, 7 p m FIR ST BAPTI ST of M1d · dleport , cor ner of Sixth and Pa l mer St reet s Rev Charles S1mons, pastor Danny Thompson, Sunday Schoo l Supe rintendent Sunday ch urch Schoo l for everyone 9, 15 am ; Mornmg worsh ip 10 . 15 am .; Evening services , 7 JO p m , Wednesday prayer se r v1ce, 7 30 p .m·. Ex t ra you t h activ1ties on Su nday, 5 p m , for all youth up to s1xth grade , 6. 30 fo r ju n 1or and senior high studen ts CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middlepo r t, 5th a nd Main Rautm Moyer , pastor Michael Gerlach, Sund ay School sup ! B1ble School, 9 ' 30 am ; morning worship , 10 30 a.m .• e\lening wo r ship. 7.30 p .m . . prayer service 7 p .m Wed . nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Audry Mille r . pastor , Lewis Ellis, Su nd ay school s up! .; Su nday sc h oo l , 9.30 am ; m orn ing worship, 10 30; junior SOCiety, 6 '3 0 p .m NYP S, 6 :45 p m Su nday evange li stic meetipg , 7 30 p .m. P rayer meeting , Wednesday, 7. 30 p m UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . Th e Un i ted Presbytenan Church, Dwight L. Zavi tz , P as tor . Qirector ; FIRST UNITED PR- ES · BYTERIAN, Har ri son . vi ll e. Su nday Chur c h Sc hool , 9·30 a .m , Mrs Homer Lee, Su p! , Morning Worsh 1p, 10 30 a .m. . FIRST UNITED PRES · BYTERCAN , Middle . port. Sun da y Sc hool· School, 9 30a m, John F Fultz, Su p t., Morn1ng Wor ship, 10 :3 0 a .m. MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert R. Card Directo r POMEROY CLUSTER ,Rev. Rob ert R. Ca r d R ev. F . Stanten Sm1th CHE-STER Worship 9 15 a m ; Ch ur c h School 10 a m. ENTERPRISE - Wor ship, 9 a.m , Chur ch School. 10 am. FLATWOODS - Worsh i p , 11 a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship, 10 : 30 am .; Church School 9: 15 am ; UMYF 6 30 p m .' ROCK SPRINGS - Wo r sh1 p 10 a m. ; Church School 9 a m UMYF 6: 30p .m. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Rob er t Bumgarner HEA'TH Worship 10 30 a.m : Church School 9· 30 a . m ., UMYF7pm . RUTLAND - WorShiP 9 15 am .• Church School 10 am ; UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor . Sh1p 9 a .m .. Church School 10 am ; UMYF Thursday, 7 p .m . SYRACUSE CLUST~R R ev. M errell Floyd ASBURY __.. Worship 11 am , Church Schoo t9 ·SOa .m .. WSCS , 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m , Church School 10 a m ; wscs , ' 3rd Wednesday, 7 :30 pm MINERSV I LLE - Worship 10 am ; Church School 9 a .m. ; wscs , 3rd Monday, 7: 30 p .m . SYRACUSE Church school. 9 a m ; worship ser . VICe , 7·30 p .m . SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re v. Fr ank Cheesebrew Rev. Martha Ann Mattn er Rev. Howard Shiveley BETHANY ( Dorcas ) Wo r ship , 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 a .m . CARMEL WorShip , 11 a m . 1st and 3rd Su ndays ; Church SchoOl, 10 a.m . APPLE GROVE - Worship, 7 30 p .m . first and third Sun . days ; Church schoo l . 9 . 30 am ; prayer mee tmg , first Wednesday , 7. 30 p m EAST LE TAR T - .Worship , 7· JO p m o~ second and fourth Sundays. church sch oo l. 9 . JO ' am . prayer meeting, th ird W('dllCSdity. 1. 30 p 111 p m B1bllf study , Wednesday, J · JO p m MT . UNION BAPTIST GREATBENO Worsh ip II a 111 , ll1d ;~nd 4th Sun day s. ~cv Cf'cil Cox, .pa$10r Sunday \choo l . $up! , Jo~ Sa yre . Chu rch Sch ooL 10 am . l,ETART FALLS - W orSh ip , !;Iun day school, 9 : H a . m ; Svnda y even1ng w orship, 7 30 11' a m ; c hurch school , 9 a.m , Wcdnesdav prayer and B ible Bibll:' 'i tudv , 1 · 30 o.m every study, 1 30 p m 1~+ ... ~da v TUPPERS PLAtNS MO!ilNING STAR - Worsh ip CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9 .30a m ; Chu r ch SchootiO . JO Eugene Underwood , pa stor , am . . M i d Week Service Howard CaldwelL Jr ., Sunday Wednesday , 8 p.rri. ' Sc hool Svpt , ; 5-ur'ldily School, MORSE CHAPEL wor 9 30 a .m, Morn ing se rmon , Ship 11 am . ; lsi and 3rd 10 30 a .m .: Sunday eveni ng Sundays . Church School. 10 service. 7 p.m .' am LETART FALLS UNITED PORTLAND - Worship 7 JO BRETHREN - Rev . F ree la nd p m .·; Chu r ch School 9 : 30am Norr1s . pa stor , Ftoya Norris . SUTTON ~ worship , 11 am su pt SUndayschool.9 . 30a .m . ; 2nd and 4th Sundays ; Church morn ing sermon. 10 . 30 am .; Sc hool 10 a .m . Prayer se nnce. Wednesday , WESLEYAN (Racine) 7: )0 p .m . Worship , 11 am . , Church CHESHIRE CHURCH OF SchoQ I, 10 a.m . GOD OF PR OPH ECY, G . P . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Sm 1lh . pastor . StJ nday Sc hool, Rev . Jacob Lehman 10 a m . ; Arthur Hen son. Su p!. ; Rev . St~nley Brandum Morning Worsh ip , 11 am .; JOPPA - worship 10 a .m ; Young Peoples service, 7 p m , Chu rch School 9 a .m . ,• Prayer Evening service. 7 30 p .m . M ee t1ng , Wednesday , a p .m . Wednesday M id ·Week Prayer LONG BOTTOM Church Se rv ice. 7· 30 p _m ; Youth se rv i ces. 9 a . m .. Su nday meeting 6 .30 P m . ; E\len ing Sc hool 9: 45 am B ible Stud y wor ship , 7: 30pm . every Thursday , 7 r30 p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF NORTH BETHEL Wor . THE N A~ARENE Rev Ship 11 am , , Church School 10 Herbert Grate. pastor Wor . am ship service . 11 a .rn and 7·30 ALFRED - Sunday Sch oo f, P m . Su nday . Sunday School, 9 : 45 a . m . each Sunday , 9· 30 a .m Richard Barton , preach ing at 11 a .rn each Supt. Prayer meet in g, Wed . Sundav . Prayer meeting , 7 45 nesday , 7: 30p .m p .m . Wednesday ; W SCS, Sp m . BRADBURY CHURCH .OF on third Tuesday each month . CHR I ST Clifford Sm1th, REEDSVILLE Sunday-oninister . Su.nday School 9 : 30 school, 9 : 30. preach i ng, 7 30 a .m.; mornmg c~urch 1~:3 0 p m . Sunday, prayer meeting , a .m., Sundav evenmg serv1ce, 7.30 p m Tuesday ; w scs, 7 30 1 : JOp .m . Wednesday ser\lice, B P-ITl f irs t Thursday each month . SILVER RIDGE - WorSh iP LAUREL CLIFF FREE 10 a.m ., Church School. 9 am METHODIST ~ Re\1 Robert TUPPERS PLAINS E Buckley , pastor . William Worship 9 a m ; Church Bailey. supt . • su.nday sch~ol Sch ool 10 am 9 . 30 a rn .: -morn1ng worsh1p, KENo CH URCH OF 10 : 30 am ; evening worship, CHRIST Hobart Newell. 7· 30p .m Wednesday Chris t ian supt . Serv ic e weekly, 9 : 30a .m Youth Crusa.de. 6 :30 p m , on Sun day Preach 1ng first and prayer meet1ng , 7· 30 p.m , th1rd Sundays of month by Thursday cho 1r practice , 7 · Cliffo rd Sm ith , 9· 30 a .m . Pm HOBSON CHRISTIAN OE X TER CHURCH OF UNION Darrel Doddr 1l l, CHRIST Danny Evans, pa stor Sunday School, 9:30 pastor. Norman c Will. supt . am, Leonard Gilmore. fi r st Sunday Sc hool 9 : 30 am ., elde r . evening service, 7: 30 Worship service , 10 30 a .m . p .m . Wednesday prayer Ch ristian Endeavor Sunday meelmg 7 30 p .m evening . MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF REORGANIZED CHURCH G OD - RacineRoute2 . The OF JE SUS CHRIST OF Rev Char les Hand , pastor , LATTER DAY SAINTS Su nday school, 9 : 45 am , Portland Rac ine Road Ralph mornrng worship, 11 am . Johnson. pastor . Herbert E venmg se rvice s, Tuesday and White, Sunday Schoo l D1rec tor Fr1day, 7 30 S unday Schoo l , 9 · 30 a \m , BEARWALLOW RIO.G E Morni ng wo r ship, 10 30 am, CHURCH OF CHRIST . B ibl e Sunday eveni ng service 7 p . m . study ! 9 30 a m : rnorn1.ng Wednesday e\lening prayer worsh1p, 10 : 30 am ; evenmg se rvices , 7 . 30 p .m . worship, 6: 30pm Wednesday BETHLEHEM . BAPTIST Bib le study , 7 30 p .m . Great Bend. Charles Nor ris, pas to r . worship service . 9 30 MT OLIVE CHURCH am ; Sun day SchooL . 10 .30 Long Bottom, Sunday Schoor, a m . 10 a m with Willard Pigott, CARLETON CHURCH supt Evangelist message each K1ngsbury Road Su n day Sund ay evenm g, 7 ·30 p .m. by Sc hoo l , 9 ·30 am ., Ralph Carl, Elder Russe ll Cl1ne, mmister sup t Wo r sh ip service, 10:30 of the Apostolic Faith Bible a m and 7 30 p .m . alternately . Study, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg , Wednesday, 7 : 30 p .m . Rev. Jay St11es , pastor OLD DEXTER CON· GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Ca rl R icha rds, STIVERSVILLE COM · Mrs . Worley MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday pastor sc hool se rv1ce, 10 a .m : Prayer Francis, Sunday schoo l sup t : meeting, Thursday, 7 p m. : Sunday sc hool , 9 · 4S a . m ; churc h se rvices, second and Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 p.m Sun da ys following ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fourth Pomeroy Harrisonv i lle Sun day SChOOL firSt and th 1rd Road Ken neth Eberts , pastor Sunday evenmgs , 7 : 30 p m . LONG BOTTOM Pau l McElroy. Sunday School CHRISTIAN Mr . Robert Su p! Sund ay School 9 : 30 a m Wyatt, pastor , Sunday Schoo l morning worship and com munion, 10 30 am ·. , Sunday sup!, Ronald Osborne, Bi b le even1ng yout h Christian en · Scho6 1. 9 · 30 am ; preaching 10 45 am . ; E11e nm g ser111ces,' deavor, 6 30, worship ser 7 30 p m v1ces , Sunday, 7 30 p . m HYSELL RUN FREE Wednesday even1ng prayer meet 1ng and Bible study. 7:30 METHODIST - Ronald Wells , pm pastor Sunday School 9 30 am , Mo r ning worship, 10 .30 ST . JOHN LUTHERAN P 1n e -Grove, fhe Rev A r thur a m , Young People's Service Combs, pastor Su nday sc hooL 6 45 p .m .. e-vanget,stl c ser 7 30 p m Prayer 9 : 30 am , , ctlurch services, v1ce. meetmg, T hur sday, 7 30 p .m 10 ' 30 am ' FREEDOM GOSPE· L BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible Schoo l , 9 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs . Rev . R. G l uesencamp, pastor a .m., mor n mg worsh ip , 10 · 30 L a .m. Sunday evening W(lrShlp Roger Wilfred , Sr ., Sunday Service, 7 30 p . m . • ch01r Sc hool Su p t. Sunday Sc hool practice Sunday and Wed - 9 · 30 a .m ; Sunday even 1ng nesdav, 7 om ., prayer meeting worship 7 30 . Prayer meetmg, and Bible Study Wednesday, Tuesday, 7. 30 p.m. Er n es t 7 : JO p m Deete r , c la ss leader Yo ut h meet i nQ, Wednesday, 7 30 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Free land Norris, pastor . p m , E rn es t Deeter , leader. NIT . HERMON CHURCH OF Sunda y school 10 a.m., Ch urch se r v1ce, 7 p.m. Wednesday THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Bible St udy , 7 p ,m . CHRIST Robert Shook, RACINE FIRST CHURCH pa stor . Sunday schoo l , 9 30 OF THE NAZARENE am , Russe ll Spencer, supt . : Sunday Sc ho oL 9 · 30 a.m. worsh1p service, 10 4S a m , Morni n g Worsh1p , 10 . 30 a .m, e11enmg worship a l terna tmg Evening w or ship, 7.30 p .m , w i th C E. at 7 30 p .m on Wednesday Mld ·Week Se r \llce Sunday . Prayer meeting, 7 30 Sund ay Schoo f Supe r in tendent , p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe. Ge r a ld Wells Pastor , Rev . lay leade r Morris M Wolfe . WHITE 'S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolville RO Rev . Roy Deeter , Edward B . Fischer, pastor pastor Su nday sc hool, 9: 30 inte ri m; R.onnie Salser , a .m .. worsh ip se r v•ce, 10 : 30 Sunday School sup ! .; Sunday a .m Bible study and prayer sc hool, 9 30 a .m .; morning St:"'~ l ce, Wednesday. 7. 30 p m RUTLAND wors h ip 10 :45 a.m .. Sunday t<U TLANO FIRST BAPTIST even mg worship , 7::10 p m Rev . Samuel Jackson. Wednesday evemg Bib le st ud y, pastor Sun day School, 10 a .m .. ,7·30pm Mrs Ge r trude Butler , sup ! DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev . Lawrence Su ll i\l an , Prayer serv1ce. 1. 30 p m ., pastor . Su nd ay School 9:30 preaching serv1ce, 2 p m a .m . ; yo uth and j unJO r youth RUTLAND CHURCH OF serv 1ce, 6.45 p .m .; evening CHRIST - Kei th W1se, pastor . worship, 7. 30p m .; p r aye r and Sunday School , 9 30 a m , V H prai$e. Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m Braley, sup t : worship ser v1ce SILVER RUN FREE and commun 1on , 10 :30 a m ; BAPTIST Rev . Howard evening serv1ce, 7. 30 p m , Kim ble , pa stor. Sunday Sc hool , Wednesday , Bib le study , 7 30 10 a.m ., Henry Davis , supt.. ' p ~ · Regu l ar board meetmg , evening service, 7 30 p m . th1rd Saturday each month , Prayer meet1ng, Thurs d ay, 7. 30 p m 7· Jo p .m . RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH The Rev Lee GOD Rev . James Sat . Burn em, Pastor . Sunday ,' t erl1eld, pastor. Su nda y school. School • :J O am .. Worsh;p 9 . 30 a m : worship se rvi ce, 11 ser\11ce, 11 a.m Wednesday a m. , eve n i ng se rvi ce, 7; prayer mee t ing. 7.3o p m . praye r service and youth Sunday n>ght wo"h;p. 7 30 se rv 1ce, Wednesday , 7 p .m p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH - Robert E . Musser , THE NAZARENE Rev . pastor. Sunday School. 9. 30 Lloyd D Grimm. Jr .. pastor . a . m ., Robert Bobo. svpt; Sunday Scho ol , 9 . 30 am ; morning worship, 10:30 ; Morning worShip, 10 30 am , Sunday evening serv ice, 7:30 ; Young peop le 's se r vice, 6 45 Mid week. se r vice, Wednesday, p . m .; Eva ng elistiC service. 7 30 p .m . 7 ·30 p m Wednesday evening SYRACUSE CHURCH OF service, 7 30 p m. THE NAZARENE - Rev . M MASON COUNTY C . Lar i more, pastor Bob THE HILAND CHAPEL , Moore , Su nday School Su pt George Casto, P'l,.S f or Sunday Sunday School. classes for all Sc hool. 9 : 30 : evening worsh1p, ages, 9 : 30am .; · morn1ng 7 · 30 Thu r sday evening prayer wor:sh ip, 10 . 45, NYP S Sunday, serv ice. 7 . 30 p m . 6: 30p .m .• eva ng elistic serv1ce MASON FIRST BAPTIST Sunday . 7.10 p m . Mid .week Second and Pomeroy Sis , Stan pr ayer meeti ng , Wednesday, Cra1g, pastor Sunda y school, 7 30 p .m . • Missionary meetmg, 9 . 45 a .m , worship ser\lice, 11 second Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m a . m ., training union , 6 : 30 UNITED FAITH NON . p m ; evening worship service, DENOMINATIONAL Rev 7 . 30 p m . Mid .week prayer Robert Sm 1fh , pastor Sunday scrv1ce. Wednesday. 7 .30 p m . school. 9 . 30 a.m ; class leade r , FAIRVIEW BIBLE Leo Hil! . worsh i p service , CHURCH - Letart Route 1, the 10 30 am , church, 7. 30 p .m Rev Stan Craig, pastor. EDEN UNITED Sunday school 9 30 a . m , BRETHREN IN CHRIST p r ayer and Bible st ud y. 7. 30 Eldon R . Blake , pas tor . Sunday p m Cottage prayer ser11ice, Schoo!, 10 am .; W i nn 1e Tuesday, 10 a.m •. worship Hots 1nger , Supt Morning service. Friday, 7 .30 p .m . sermon , 11 am ; E\lening MASON CHURCH OF se rv ice Christian Endeavor, CHRI ST , P 0 . Box 487 , Mil ler 7 . 30 p. m . , Mrs . Lyda St , Mason . ( W Va . Sunday Che~.~a11er , president. Song B1ble Study 10 am .; Worship serv1ce and sermon, 8 . 20 M id 11 a .m. and 7 p m Bible Study Week prayer meeting Wed · Wednesday 7 p m , Voca l nesday , 7. 30 p .m . Mrs . Mar 1e musi c:: Holsinger , class leader MASON A SS EMBLY OFCHURCH OF JESUS GOO ':'"' Second St .. Mason , w CHRIST - Located at Rutland Va . Chester Tennant , pastor . on New Lima Road , next to Sunday school. 10 a.m .. Forest Acre Park ; Rev Ray mo rn ing worShip, 11 am . Rouse , pastor ; Robert Musser, evangel i stic ser\I ICe , 7. 30 p m Sunday School supt Su nday B ib les ludy and prayer serv1ce , school. 10 30 a.m , worship Wednesdi'ty , 7: 30 p .m . Phone 7: 30 p m B1ble study , Wed . 773 -5133 nesday, 7 30 p m Sa t urday HART~ORD CHURCH 0 ~ night prayer service . 7: 30p.m CHRIST in Christian Union HEMLOCK GROVE The Rev . Will1am Campbell, CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson , pastor . Su nday Sc'hool , 9 .30 pas1or Ray Whaley , supt .. am .. James Hughes . supt ; Morn1n ~ worship , 9 30 a.m .. evening service, 7 30 p m . church school, 10 . 30 am ; Wednes day even1ng prayer Young peoole '!' mPPtino . t. , 1n meeting, 7·JO p . m You th p ,rn : even1nQ v. t.. prayer service each Tuesday . LOOK'( WHAT ElUINEY GIVE ME, PAW --ONE O'THEM VENUS Fl'I·EATIN' PlANTS 811LLS ANOTHER DADBURN MOUTH "TO FEED !! O'FIR£!! CLATI'ER 1 GUES61HAT T~tS tS T~E WE i>UT T~E MEN LATE ST T~tNG IN TWE WEST WING, tN COED THE WOMEN tN TWE POilMS EAST WING ... ~~ 11-IE CHIEF roESN'T 1HIPilK l'M f!.EAfJ'( fOR M'{ Flli!ST fll\'f RAISE . IJ'L SE.t.IATOR PHOGBou>JD, AARVARD WtCL ESTABLISH A DEPARTME:NT OF HILL-BILL'/ STUDIESBUT WE NE£D A ·•. THANK'S FO' TH' OFFE:R, BUT AH GOTTA FEED PAPP'I AN' Tf-1' GOATS- IDHARVARD? NO THANKS!! AH _../.,-.., MINGLE.SWIFA BE.TTE.P. CLASS, HE:RE !.' ..---..._ PROFESSOR.!! How small a man seems - walking down a lonely mad on a rainy day, with gaunt trees towering over him. How sma ll man is, and how (rail in body. The trees in the picture and even the c himneys on the old house will probably long outli ve the man. Yet how big man is ·- in the things that are not of the body, but are of the mind and soul. God h as not made man mammoth. But He .has made him poten- tially great- if he will but accept the blessings given him, and use the tools of Christian teachings. Man finds in the Church, the encouragement and the instruction to enable him to make from his God-given divine spark something great and enduring and of benefit to all human-kind. Scriptures seleded by th~ 6·15 MAK~ MIN&; MILJ< ••• Kli&P6 ME WA~ WINNIE WINKLE IF MANO THINK& THAT BY ACCEPTING H15 G in WE'RE ''ENGAGED• OR SOMETHING •.• Ameman Bible"Society Copyright 1973 K<mter Advertil;ing ServJce, Inc., StrMburg, Vi rginia Sunday Monday Tucsd~y Thursday Wednesday Acts 8 Acts 2 Roma ns 12 I ConnthlilOS 12 Ephesians 1 1- 17 1-21 ] .8 12-27 15·23 Fnday Saturday Ephe~ians 4 Co lo~s1ans I 15 -22 1- 16 With the hope it will, in so m e me as ure, foster and he lp sustain that which is good in family and community life, this featur e is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authorized Catalog Merchant Loui s W . Osborne 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 CATA LOGUE STORE Mr . and Mrs. Ch arles R. Sheets 106 Court St. P omeroy 992-3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nati onwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0. 307 Spring Ave. Pom eroy . Di ai992-2J1B ' 296 W . Second CARPET-LAND, INC. 116 w . Ma;n Pom eroy 'Ph . 992-3863 . . BIG BEND BARGAINS Ph . 992 -7590 Support the Church of Your Choice 104 W . Main Free Estimates- Guaranteed Installat ion Pomeroy Ph . 992 ·3354 IT'S /!\ CITY"•I<1NDA BJG--·AH' .... t' M NOT SURE. I REC'NIZE IT--· BUT ll SURE. lOOKS LH<E "•lii<E .... MARK V STORE LEAPIN' LIZARDS··· ~ WHAT 1.t_S GOtrA BE!! MIODLEPORT,OHIO • SWISHER & LOHSE MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR REXALL ORUGS We fill All Doctors' Prescr ipti on s 992 ·2955 Pomero y, 0. LODWICK'S MARKET Cor. Rts. 7&554 YeolerdA)''o CryptOquole: THE FIRST CONDITION OF SQ. CIAL HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY MUST BE THE SENSE OF THE COMMON LIFE.-EDWARD CARPENTER I .\CROSS I. PhiJippinc knife 5. " Macbeth·· Ph . 367-7414 Cheshire character 11. Joi e de vlvrc MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP General Merc hand ise Tuppers Pla ins Ph. 667-3280 . ROYAL OAK PARK IZ. Approxi· FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts & Toupees 120 E. Main St . matcly Pelt Entertain lavishl y WHV TI4E MISERABLE,15. Climbing DIRTVCROOI<! l-IE WROTE plant ME AN 1-0.U- IN 16. Vietna· DISAPPE!ARINCi INK ' mesc holi· day \17. "Diamond \ Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Racine Fam ily Recreat ion Swimm ing - Camp1n9 Syracuse Ph. 949-9591 Ph . 992·2826 . OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Ba kers of Holsum Brea d WAID CROSS' SONS STORE 18. Beak 19. British beer 20. Presidcn· G r oceries & General Merchandise Racine Ph . 949 · 5772 MIODLEPORT, OHIO 1-------,------------,---l---------------------l ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. CONSTR UCTION CO.. ' DBA Antho ny Plumb ;ng and Heating 337 N .2nd M1ddleporl 992.3550 tial nick· name Authorized Buick, Pontiac, GMC. Dealer 500 E. Ma;n St. GOEGLEIN READY MIX Phone 992-3284 Middleport HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread Ph . 992-2174 K&C JEWELERS RAU'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE .· • HUNTINGTON. W.VA. Phone 992-3481 N . Second St . M iddleport, Ohio c!Jll1d~•IIMJ~~ ·:!!:!...Jc 43. State (Fr.) DOWN u.......,ble thaefourJumbl... one letter 1.o. eaCh ~quare. to form tour ordinary word1. 1. In the wake of 2. Goldsmith 3. Gracious g iver (2wds.) t . United 5. Just about enough 6. Mountain crest "1. Christmas drink 8. Barrie play (2 wds.) Yesterday's Answer 9. Dissimilar 28. F iler's 10. Poem aid •16. Adhe•ive material 29. -del 22. Mineral 23. Understand 30. FranciS Fuego - Sinatra 32. Portion 25. Midway attraction 26. Bedevil 27. v erdi opera BOWER'S DRIVE.IN RESTAURANT MIOOLEPORT, OHIO encumber 39. " Walks in Beauty" E. Ma i n St . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN [) I I PLAN1li7 IH((E£ '3NAPi7~AGoNS AND \HII:Uo PHW)( · f-\OW MAN'I f'l..ANTS WIU. TK£RE. 6£ ~:\'-.__:.fi.:::.o~:Gt..T- M£- N01'; <' ..;- ,,,_, JS!NY1d6) 24. English river 25. King (S p.) 26. Whet' stone 28. Mexican fun time 31. LaW)'er (abbr.) 32. Hold er of RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store With A Heart Ph. 949-3342 MEIGS TIRE CENTER and Pa in t - Plumbing & E lectrical Supplies Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3963 RACINE PLANING MILL Building Suppl ies & Custom Millwork Ph . 992-3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy Devoted to the In terest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy, Ohio · --~ WHAT ON I! MOIJI<ITAIN CL-IMI!II!R I'<ORI!. (AMwen t J..tolooo APIRI ft.AICI peas 33. Sesame 34. Portu· guese coin 35.-de France 36. Civil War Johnny Nobel 39. Withered 40. Floodgate Pomeroy TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Orders- Carry -Out A Cool D1ning Room Chester, Ohio Middl eport 'm;(;unn II reading term DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to Ra cine I rJ 38. Dis· 37. Noyes or M&R FOODLINER St. Rt . 7 I YUMMG I to sag WHEN I Pt.A'I.i-T 114REE Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E . Main St. Pomeroy U . MetalliC' joiner 23. Proof· REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Ph. 992-3325 AMANDA PANDA CHESTER, OHIO consort 21. Tending SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET (® 1973 Klnr r .. tarq S;rndleate, Ine.) 41. ,l+""rau·s w~rk It: AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this umple A is used for the three L's, X for the two 0'•. etc. Single letters, apostrophes, th e length ,nd formatlon of the word1 are 111 hints. Each day the code letters are dU!er.nt. CRYPTOQUOTES CY J UY M CMES YJ CSM UN UKCYCUY, JRGYFSM UN NDUA GDCM CYF J C oJ P A M E G Y J S M; G D S VPMECNCGWIS .- BGYCSI U !'I E S Y LSWMESJ) TURN AROUND... LET ME LOOK c TQWARD aiNUMR ••••• �• • .. • .. ·.. 8- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddlcport-Pomeroy, 0 ., June 15, 1973 ST . PAUL LUTHERAN Corner Second and Sycam ore St.. Pomeroy , lh~ Rev . Arttlur C Lun d, pastor . Sund ay school. 9 : 1S am . ; worsh 1p ser" ice , 10 30 a m . ; travelers ' summer service, Thursday , 7 · 30 p m Charles Evans, Christian edvcalion superin tendent POMEROY POMEROY TRINITY Rev . w H Perrin , pastor . Roy Mayer , Supt . Church school, 9 : 15 a m ., worsh1p , 10 : 24 a m ; youth choir n~hearsat Monday , 6 ' 30 p .m .. Mr s Mar-vin Burt, director : senior rehearsal , 7 :30 p m .. day , Mrs choir Thurs Paul director . Nease . POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Corner Union and Clyde V Mulberry Rev . Henderson, pttstor . Sunday schoOl , 9 · JO a . m ., Glen McClung . supt ,; morning worship , 10 : 10 am , evening service , 7 .30 ; mid -week ser v ice, Wednesday. 7: 30p .m . GRACE EPISCOPAL Morn1ng prayer and sermon , 10 30 vnd 10 · 30 a .m Holy sermon. am kindergarten communion l 1rst Church Sundays, scho ol , throu r,h t- ighfh grade, 10 :30 a . m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHR 1ST - Mr. Hoyt Allen. Jr , pastor . Bible Sc hool , 9: 30a .m , worship. 10 30: adult worship service and young people 's meetmg, both 7·Jo p m . Sun . day Wednesday, comb1ned Bible study and pr aye r mee t ing, 7 30 p .m . THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray W . Winmg , off 1cer 111 cha.rge . Sunday, 10 a.m .. Hol iness mee ting , 10 30 a .m ., Su nd ay School Young People's L egion, 7p m, Thursday , 1 10 3 p m .. Lad1es Hom e Leagu~ . 7 p m .. Prep classes . A thought for the day: Scottish author John Buchan said, " We can only pay our debt to the past by putting the future in debt to ourselves." SACRED HEART Rev . Father Bernard K raj covic, pastor Phone 992 2825 . Saturday evening Mass , 7 · 30 p m Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 a m Confessions, Saturday, 7 7 30 p m . POMEROY FIRST BAP · TtST Robert Kuhn , pastor , Wdl 1am Watson . Sunday school sup!. Sunday schOol. 9 :30a .m . BYF , 6 p m ,· B1ble study , Wednesday , 7 p m .; choir pract ice , Wednesday , 8 : 30 p m . POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINess CHURCH Harr iso nville Road . Rev . O'Dell Manley , Pastor : Henry Eblin . Sunday Sch ool Supt. Sunday Sc hoo l 9.30 am ; Evening worship 7 ' 30 p .m ., P rityer and Praise service . Thursd ay , 7 .30 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHAPEL NOn · dcnom1na tional , George s . Oiler. Pastor . Sunday Sc hool 10 a .m . Worship Se rv ice 11 a . m Sund it y n ight serv ices 7: 30 p m . Wednesday Prayer meet ing 7: 30 p ,m . Everyone welcome . POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRI ST, 200 W . Ma 1n St - Loren T . Stephens, e~.~ ang elis t , phone 992 7856 . Conse rvat 1ve, non · instrume nral. Sun day worship , 10 am , Bible study . l1 a .m .; worsh 1p , 6 p m Wednesday B1ble study , 7 p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY C HURCH !nOn · denominatio nal l, Langsvil le Dex.ter Road, the Rev . Wor ley Haley , pastor Sunday school , 10 a.m ; evening worship , 7· 30 p .m Prayer meet i ng , Tuesday , 7 . 30 pm .; youth group , F riday , 7. 30 p.m. the Ser1 nonette Manhood in the home By Loren T. Stephens As he fun ctions as a husband and father, tnan is more like God than in any part of -his existence. He was created to fulfill a role of leadership and guidance , and to provide for the welfare of his house. Manhood reaches its highest richness and glory in the happy fulfillment of these responsibilities. "Even so· ought husbands to love their own wives as their own bodies," Eph. 5:26. When a man chooses from all womanhood his partner for life, and she accepts him, he lifts her to the supreme earthly place in his heart and crowns her queen of his life. He vows before God and man to love, 1honor and cherish her till they must part in death. She "becomes flesh of his flesh and bone of his bones; they are, in the .most intimate sense, one. (See Gene_sis 2:21-24) As a man thus receives his Wife unto hims.elf, he is responsible for her welfare. His adequate provision for her will fall into at least three areas: spirltual, physical, and emotional. Should he fail in any of these , her happiness will be impaired and he will prove less than a man ; however, when he succeeds in all three areas he will find his wife happy and prove himself a man in the fulle st and mo ~ t complete sense . As head of his home, the husband is responsible to God for the spiritual training and welfare of his wife a nd children. A man should a lways remembe r lliat the· wife has given· more to the marriage than he, and that her life is largely under hi s control, accord ing to God's will. Love and com munication in marri age find compl ete fulfillm ent in the sex ua l relationsh1p. For this reason, neilher the husband nor the wife may withhold from their partner for any cause, except by MUTUAL consent for BRIEF periods of prayer and fasti ng. (I Cor. 7:2-5) Seeling her pleasure and fulfillment before his own will help greatly in sexual integration. Divorce courts are filled daily willi couples who would not have been there had the husband and wife been more diligent in rendering to each other all that the Bible said was "due". A father is commanded to bring up his children in the nurture and admonition of the Lord (Eph. 6:4). His leadership in tile home will be positive as he teaches and trains his children In God's ways. He will command their respect and love as he insists upon their obedience and furnishes 'the worthy example in his own life before them. Men who are only "nice guys" who show up once in a while willi a pay check and MAYBE for meals are not much ! lt takes discipline and constant love to bring up children ( Proverbs 13: 24; 22: 15; 29: 15 ). Training involves CORRECTION and TEACHING . This requires time and effo~f The worthy father who loves his children, his family, will lovingly and ) • gladly function as God has directed in His Holy Book, the Bible. This is not only the right way; it is the ONLY happy way. Men, get your family together at home, be the man God would have you be. As is well said, "Try it, you'Ulike it" and lliey will appreciate you for it. Apple Grove News, ·Events By Mrs. Herbert Roush Mr . and Mrs. Jay Gloeckner and Sandy, Mrs. E. Zellman of Zoarsville, were Monday and Tuesday guests of · Mr. a nd Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. · Greg Donohew and nephews, Mark and Douglas Donohew of Circleville, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohew. Mrs. Lenna Badgely Brinker is a medical patient at Holzer Medical Center following a heart attack. Cards would be appreciated. Mrs . Lillian Duffy of Syracuse was a Sunday dinner guest of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Roush. Mr. and Mrs . Jim Connolly and children, Brian and Shelly, of Syracuse spent Sunday afternoon willi the Roushes . Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bearhs of Portsmouth , Va., returned to their home there Friday after spending two weeks willi her mother, Mrs. Erma Wilson and family. Mrs. Larry Foster and children of Columbus spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wheeler. Larry Foster joined them Monday at the Wheeler home. Bill Wheeler is home for the summer vacation from Ohio State University. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Jr., Kenny, Linda, Ricky , Raymond and Chrissie, of Millvale, Pa., were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, Cindy and Sharon Roush, and Jeff Miller visited Mr . and Mrs. Dana Lew is at Clifton, W. Va . Saturday evening. Mrs. Iva Orr, Mrs. Herbert Roush and son, Roger, attended Murphy 's gra nd opening at Gallipolis Monday evening. Harry Hill is a surgical patient at Holzer Me di ca l Center. Raymond Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adams, is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hsopt.al, due to pneumonia. SESSION COMPLETED Jan P . Karschnik of The Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Pomeroy, has graduated from the Ohio School of Banking second session ending June 15 on the Ohio University ca mpus. A record 268 bankerstudents - 130 seniors and 136 freshmen - attended. SEVENTH · DAY AD VENTIST Loca ted on Mulberry Heights , near Veterans Memorial Hosp11a 1. Pomel'oy . Pasto!' Htorb E:rl Morgan . Sabbath School, every Sat urday at 2 p .m . and wor sh i p service fo llowing a! 3·15 p m. Open Bible d1scusston eac"h Thursday at 1 : 30 p ,m . at the c hur ch " The Friendly Church •1 GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST Pr e ach 1ng 9: 30 a ~ m , f irs t and second Sunda y s of each month , third and fo u rth Su ndays each month , worship serv ice at 7. 30 p m Wednesday evenings at 7: 30 . Prayer and B 1b le Study . FIRST SOUT H ERN BAP · TIST 282 Mu lberry Ave , Pomeroy , affiliated with S B C, the Rev Fred Hill. pastor ; Hershel McClure . Sunday sc hool supt . Sunday school , 9 .30 a .m .. morning worsh1p, 10 : 30 am ; Sunday evangel is t ic meeting , 7 '30 p .m . Prayer m eet ing , Wednesday . 7· 30 p .m MIDOLEPORT MT . MORIAH BAPTIST Corner F ourth and Ma 1n , Middleport . Rev . Henry Key , Jr . pastor Sunday SchooL 9. 30 am ; Mrs Ervin Baumgard · ner , sup! .: Morning worsh ip , 10 45 a m JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Larry Carnahan, pres i d i ng m1n 1s ter. Su nday , Bible lee . lure , 9 30 a .m .; Watchtower study, 10 . 30 a . m .: Tuesday , Bible study , 7 ·30 p .m ; Thurs day , ministry school, 7 : 30 p .m .; serv 1ce meeting 6 : 30 p .m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of Chris1 i n Chns11.an Un i on Lawrence Manley , pastor ; Mrs Russell Young, Sunday Sc hool Su pt . Sunday School 9 30 am . Ev~ning worship, 7 · 30 Wednesday praye r meeting, 7 30 p m MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2, the Rev James M . Muncy . pastor. Sunday school. 9 · 45 a . m ; morning worship , 11 am ; evening worsh1p, 7 30 p .m . Prayer meet ing, Tuesday, 7 30 p m .: Young people's meeting , 7 · 30 p m Thursday . RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Bertha K1ngrey , 'substitute pastor Sunday Sc hool . 10 a m ; worship se r v1ce, 7 p m Sunday. Prayer meet 1ng, Wednesday. 7: 30p .m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH - Near Long Bot tom Est11 Hart, pastor, Roy Brown , assistant pastor Sunday schooL 10 a m , Church 7 30 p.m each Sunday evening. prayer meeti ng , 7: 30 p.m . T hurs day MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave , t he Rev . Will 1am Kn11teJ, pastor . Ronald Dugan , Sun day School Supt Classes tor all ages ; eyen mg se rv1ce , 7 ' 30 p m .; Bible study , Wednesday , 7: 30 p m youth se rvi ces, F r 1day, 7 30 p .m FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , · Mid d l epo rt ; Noe l Herrman , pastor Sa turday even1ng se r vice, 7 p m Sunday schoo l , 10 a m , Su nday eveni n g worship, 7 p m FIR ST BAPTI ST of M1d · dleport , cor ner of Sixth and Pa l mer St reet s Rev Charles S1mons, pastor Danny Thompson, Sunday Schoo l Supe rintendent Sunday ch urch Schoo l for everyone 9, 15 am ; Mornmg worsh ip 10 . 15 am .; Evening services , 7 JO p m , Wednesday prayer se r v1ce, 7 30 p .m·. Ex t ra you t h activ1ties on Su nday, 5 p m , for all youth up to s1xth grade , 6. 30 fo r ju n 1or and senior high studen ts CHURCH OF CHRIST, Middlepo r t, 5th a nd Main Rautm Moyer , pastor Michael Gerlach, Sund ay School sup ! B1ble School, 9 ' 30 am ; morning worship , 10 30 a.m .• e\lening wo r ship. 7.30 p .m . . prayer service 7 p .m Wed . nesday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Audry Mille r . pastor , Lewis Ellis, Su nd ay school s up! .; Su nday sc h oo l , 9.30 am ; m orn ing worship, 10 30; junior SOCiety, 6 '3 0 p .m NYP S, 6 :45 p m Su nday evange li stic meetipg , 7 30 p .m. P rayer meeting , Wednesday, 7. 30 p m UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY . Th e Un i ted Presbytenan Church, Dwight L. Zavi tz , P as tor . Qirector ; FIRST UNITED PR- ES · BYTERIAN, Har ri son . vi ll e. Su nday Chur c h Sc hool , 9·30 a .m , Mrs Homer Lee, Su p! , Morning Worsh 1p, 10 30 a .m. . FIRST UNITED PRES · BYTERCAN , Middle . port. Sun da y Sc hool· School, 9 30a m, John F Fultz, Su p t., Morn1ng Wor ship, 10 :3 0 a .m. MEIGS COOPERATIVE PAR ISH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Robert R. Card Directo r POMEROY CLUSTER ,Rev. Rob ert R. Ca r d R ev. F . Stanten Sm1th CHE-STER Worship 9 15 a m ; Ch ur c h School 10 a m. ENTERPRISE - Wor ship, 9 a.m , Chur ch School. 10 am. FLATWOODS - Worsh i p , 11 a m , Church School 10 a m POMEROY Worship, 10 : 30 am .; Church School 9: 15 am ; UMYF 6 30 p m .' ROCK SPRINGS - Wo r sh1 p 10 a m. ; Church School 9 a m UMYF 6: 30p .m. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Rev. Rob er t Bumgarner HEA'TH Worship 10 30 a.m : Church School 9· 30 a . m ., UMYF7pm . RUTLAND - WorShiP 9 15 am .• Church School 10 am ; UMYF7pm SALEM CENTER Wor . Sh1p 9 a .m .. Church School 10 am ; UMYF Thursday, 7 p .m . SYRACUSE CLUST~R R ev. M errell Floyd ASBURY __.. Worship 11 am , Church Schoo t9 ·SOa .m .. WSCS , 1st Tuesday FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m , Church School 10 a m ; wscs , ' 3rd Wednesday, 7 :30 pm MINERSV I LLE - Worship 10 am ; Church School 9 a .m. ; wscs , 3rd Monday, 7: 30 p .m . SYRACUSE Church school. 9 a m ; worship ser . VICe , 7·30 p .m . SOUTHERN CLUSTER Re v. Fr ank Cheesebrew Rev. Martha Ann Mattn er Rev. Howard Shiveley BETHANY ( Dorcas ) Wo r ship , 9 30 a m , Church School 10 30 a .m . CARMEL WorShip , 11 a m . 1st and 3rd Su ndays ; Church SchoOl, 10 a.m . APPLE GROVE - Worship, 7 30 p .m . first and third Sun . days ; Church schoo l . 9 . 30 am ; prayer mee tmg , first Wednesday , 7. 30 p m EAST LE TAR T - .Worship , 7· JO p m o~ second and fourth Sundays. church sch oo l. 9 . JO ' am . prayer meeting, th ird W('dllCSdity. 1. 30 p 111 p m B1bllf study , Wednesday, J · JO p m MT . UNION BAPTIST GREATBENO Worsh ip II a 111 , ll1d ;~nd 4th Sun day s. ~cv Cf'cil Cox, .pa$10r Sunday \choo l . $up! , Jo~ Sa yre . Chu rch Sch ooL 10 am . l,ETART FALLS - W orSh ip , !;Iun day school, 9 : H a . m ; Svnda y even1ng w orship, 7 30 11' a m ; c hurch school , 9 a.m , Wcdnesdav prayer and B ible Bibll:' 'i tudv , 1 · 30 o.m every study, 1 30 p m 1~+ ... ~da v TUPPERS PLAtNS MO!ilNING STAR - Worsh ip CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9 .30a m ; Chu r ch SchootiO . JO Eugene Underwood , pa stor , am . . M i d Week Service Howard CaldwelL Jr ., Sunday Wednesday , 8 p.rri. ' Sc hool Svpt , ; 5-ur'ldily School, MORSE CHAPEL wor 9 30 a .m, Morn ing se rmon , Ship 11 am . ; lsi and 3rd 10 30 a .m .: Sunday eveni ng Sundays . Church School. 10 service. 7 p.m .' am LETART FALLS UNITED PORTLAND - Worship 7 JO BRETHREN - Rev . F ree la nd p m .·; Chu r ch School 9 : 30am Norr1s . pa stor , Ftoya Norris . SUTTON ~ worship , 11 am su pt SUndayschool.9 . 30a .m . ; 2nd and 4th Sundays ; Church morn ing sermon. 10 . 30 am .; Sc hool 10 a .m . Prayer se nnce. Wednesday , WESLEYAN (Racine) 7: )0 p .m . Worship , 11 am . , Church CHESHIRE CHURCH OF SchoQ I, 10 a.m . GOD OF PR OPH ECY, G . P . NORTHEAST CLUSTER Sm 1lh . pastor . StJ nday Sc hool, Rev . Jacob Lehman 10 a m . ; Arthur Hen son. Su p!. ; Rev . St~nley Brandum Morning Worsh ip , 11 am .; JOPPA - worship 10 a .m ; Young Peoples service, 7 p m , Chu rch School 9 a .m . ,• Prayer Evening service. 7 30 p .m . M ee t1ng , Wednesday , a p .m . Wednesday M id ·Week Prayer LONG BOTTOM Church Se rv ice. 7· 30 p _m ; Youth se rv i ces. 9 a . m .. Su nday meeting 6 .30 P m . ; E\len ing Sc hool 9: 45 am B ible Stud y wor ship , 7: 30pm . every Thursday , 7 r30 p .m . CHESTER CHURCH OF NORTH BETHEL Wor . THE N A~ARENE Rev Ship 11 am , , Church School 10 Herbert Grate. pastor Wor . am ship service . 11 a .rn and 7·30 ALFRED - Sunday Sch oo f, P m . Su nday . Sunday School, 9 : 45 a . m . each Sunday , 9· 30 a .m Richard Barton , preach ing at 11 a .rn each Supt. Prayer meet in g, Wed . Sundav . Prayer meeting , 7 45 nesday , 7: 30p .m p .m . Wednesday ; W SCS, Sp m . BRADBURY CHURCH .OF on third Tuesday each month . CHR I ST Clifford Sm1th, REEDSVILLE Sunday-oninister . Su.nday School 9 : 30 school, 9 : 30. preach i ng, 7 30 a .m.; mornmg c~urch 1~:3 0 p m . Sunday, prayer meeting , a .m., Sundav evenmg serv1ce, 7.30 p m Tuesday ; w scs, 7 30 1 : JOp .m . Wednesday ser\lice, B P-ITl f irs t Thursday each month . SILVER RIDGE - WorSh iP LAUREL CLIFF FREE 10 a.m ., Church School. 9 am METHODIST ~ Re\1 Robert TUPPERS PLAINS E Buckley , pastor . William Worship 9 a m ; Church Bailey. supt . • su.nday sch~ol Sch ool 10 am 9 . 30 a rn .: -morn1ng worsh1p, KENo CH URCH OF 10 : 30 am ; evening worship, CHRIST Hobart Newell. 7· 30p .m Wednesday Chris t ian supt . Serv ic e weekly, 9 : 30a .m Youth Crusa.de. 6 :30 p m , on Sun day Preach 1ng first and prayer meet1ng , 7· 30 p.m , th1rd Sundays of month by Thursday cho 1r practice , 7 · Cliffo rd Sm ith , 9· 30 a .m . Pm HOBSON CHRISTIAN OE X TER CHURCH OF UNION Darrel Doddr 1l l, CHRIST Danny Evans, pa stor Sunday School, 9:30 pastor. Norman c Will. supt . am, Leonard Gilmore. fi r st Sunday Sc hool 9 : 30 am ., elde r . evening service, 7: 30 Worship service , 10 30 a .m . p .m . Wednesday prayer Ch ristian Endeavor Sunday meelmg 7 30 p .m evening . MT . MORIAH CHURCH OF REORGANIZED CHURCH G OD - RacineRoute2 . The OF JE SUS CHRIST OF Rev Char les Hand , pastor , LATTER DAY SAINTS Su nday school, 9 : 45 am , Portland Rac ine Road Ralph mornrng worship, 11 am . Johnson. pastor . Herbert E venmg se rvice s, Tuesday and White, Sunday Schoo l D1rec tor Fr1day, 7 30 S unday Schoo l , 9 · 30 a \m , BEARWALLOW RIO.G E Morni ng wo r ship, 10 30 am, CHURCH OF CHRIST . B ibl e Sunday eveni ng service 7 p . m . study ! 9 30 a m : rnorn1.ng Wednesday e\lening prayer worsh1p, 10 : 30 am ; evenmg se rvices , 7 . 30 p .m . worship, 6: 30pm Wednesday BETHLEHEM . BAPTIST Bib le study , 7 30 p .m . Great Bend. Charles Nor ris, pas to r . worship service . 9 30 MT OLIVE CHURCH am ; Sun day SchooL . 10 .30 Long Bottom, Sunday Schoor, a m . 10 a m with Willard Pigott, CARLETON CHURCH supt Evangelist message each K1ngsbury Road Su n day Sund ay evenm g, 7 ·30 p .m. by Sc hoo l , 9 ·30 am ., Ralph Carl, Elder Russe ll Cl1ne, mmister sup t Wo r sh ip service, 10:30 of the Apostolic Faith Bible a m and 7 30 p .m . alternately . Study, Wednesday, 7 30 p m Prayer meetmg , Wednesday, 7 : 30 p .m . Rev. Jay St11es , pastor OLD DEXTER CON· GREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Ca rl R icha rds, STIVERSVILLE COM · Mrs . Worley MUNITY CHURCH - Sunday pastor sc hool se rv1ce, 10 a .m : Prayer Francis, Sunday schoo l sup t : meeting, Thursday, 7 p m. : Sunday sc hool , 9 · 4S a . m ; churc h se rvices, second and Sunday evening serv1ce, 7 p.m Sun da ys following ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST fourth Pomeroy Harrisonv i lle Sun day SChOOL firSt and th 1rd Road Ken neth Eberts , pastor Sunday evenmgs , 7 : 30 p m . LONG BOTTOM Pau l McElroy. Sunday School CHRISTIAN Mr . Robert Su p! Sund ay School 9 : 30 a m Wyatt, pastor , Sunday Schoo l morning worship and com munion, 10 30 am ·. , Sunday sup!, Ronald Osborne, Bi b le even1ng yout h Christian en · Scho6 1. 9 · 30 am ; preaching 10 45 am . ; E11e nm g ser111ces,' deavor, 6 30, worship ser 7 30 p m v1ces , Sunday, 7 30 p . m HYSELL RUN FREE Wednesday even1ng prayer meet 1ng and Bible study. 7:30 METHODIST - Ronald Wells , pm pastor Sunday School 9 30 am , Mo r ning worship, 10 .30 ST . JOHN LUTHERAN P 1n e -Grove, fhe Rev A r thur a m , Young People's Service Combs, pastor Su nday sc hooL 6 45 p .m .. e-vanget,stl c ser 7 30 p m Prayer 9 : 30 am , , ctlurch services, v1ce. meetmg, T hur sday, 7 30 p .m 10 ' 30 am ' FREEDOM GOSPE· L BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST . Bible Schoo l , 9 30 MISSION - Bald Knobs . Rev . R. G l uesencamp, pastor a .m., mor n mg worsh ip , 10 · 30 L a .m. Sunday evening W(lrShlp Roger Wilfred , Sr ., Sunday Service, 7 30 p . m . • ch01r Sc hool Su p t. Sunday Sc hool practice Sunday and Wed - 9 · 30 a .m ; Sunday even 1ng nesdav, 7 om ., prayer meeting worship 7 30 . Prayer meetmg, and Bible Study Wednesday, Tuesday, 7. 30 p.m. Er n es t 7 : JO p m Deete r , c la ss leader Yo ut h meet i nQ, Wednesday, 7 30 ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Rev Free land Norris, pastor . p m , E rn es t Deeter , leader. NIT . HERMON CHURCH OF Sunda y school 10 a.m., Ch urch se r v1ce, 7 p.m. Wednesday THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Bible St udy , 7 p ,m . CHRIST Robert Shook, RACINE FIRST CHURCH pa stor . Sunday schoo l , 9 30 OF THE NAZARENE am , Russe ll Spencer, supt . : Sunday Sc ho oL 9 · 30 a.m. worsh1p service, 10 4S a m , Morni n g Worsh1p , 10 . 30 a .m, e11enmg worship a l terna tmg Evening w or ship, 7.30 p .m , w i th C E. at 7 30 p .m on Wednesday Mld ·Week Se r \llce Sunday . Prayer meeting, 7 30 Sund ay Schoo f Supe r in tendent , p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe. Ge r a ld Wells Pastor , Rev . lay leade r Morris M Wolfe . WHITE 'S CHAPEL RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Coolville RO Rev . Roy Deeter , Edward B . Fischer, pastor pastor Su nday sc hool, 9: 30 inte ri m; R.onnie Salser , a .m .. worsh ip se r v•ce, 10 : 30 Sunday School sup ! .; Sunday a .m Bible study and prayer sc hool, 9 30 a .m .; morning St:"'~ l ce, Wednesday. 7. 30 p m RUTLAND wors h ip 10 :45 a.m .. Sunday t<U TLANO FIRST BAPTIST even mg worship , 7::10 p m Rev . Samuel Jackson. Wednesday evemg Bib le st ud y, pastor Sun day School, 10 a .m .. ,7·30pm Mrs Ge r trude Butler , sup ! DANVILLE WESLEYAN Rev . Lawrence Su ll i\l an , Prayer serv1ce. 1. 30 p m ., pastor . Su nd ay School 9:30 preaching serv1ce, 2 p m a .m . ; yo uth and j unJO r youth RUTLAND CHURCH OF serv 1ce, 6.45 p .m .; evening CHRIST - Kei th W1se, pastor . worship, 7. 30p m .; p r aye r and Sunday School , 9 30 a m , V H prai$e. Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m Braley, sup t : worship ser v1ce SILVER RUN FREE and commun 1on , 10 :30 a m ; BAPTIST Rev . Howard evening serv1ce, 7. 30 p m , Kim ble , pa stor. Sunday Sc hool , Wednesday , Bib le study , 7 30 10 a.m ., Henry Davis , supt.. ' p ~ · Regu l ar board meetmg , evening service, 7 30 p m . th1rd Saturday each month , Prayer meet1ng, Thurs d ay, 7. 30 p m 7· Jo p .m . RUTLAND COMMUNITY CHESTER CHURCH OF CHURCH The Rev Lee GOD Rev . James Sat . Burn em, Pastor . Sunday ,' t erl1eld, pastor. Su nda y school. School • :J O am .. Worsh;p 9 . 30 a m : worship se rvi ce, 11 ser\11ce, 11 a.m Wednesday a m. , eve n i ng se rvi ce, 7; prayer mee t ing. 7.3o p m . praye r service and youth Sunday n>ght wo"h;p. 7 30 se rv 1ce, Wednesday , 7 p .m p .m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHURCH - Robert E . Musser , THE NAZARENE Rev . pastor. Sunday School. 9. 30 Lloyd D Grimm. Jr .. pastor . a . m ., Robert Bobo. svpt; Sunday Scho ol , 9 . 30 am ; morning worship, 10:30 ; Morning worShip, 10 30 am , Sunday evening serv ice, 7:30 ; Young peop le 's se r vice, 6 45 Mid week. se r vice, Wednesday, p . m .; Eva ng elistiC service. 7 30 p .m . 7 ·30 p m Wednesday evening SYRACUSE CHURCH OF service, 7 30 p m. THE NAZARENE - Rev . M MASON COUNTY C . Lar i more, pastor Bob THE HILAND CHAPEL , Moore , Su nday School Su pt George Casto, P'l,.S f or Sunday Sunday School. classes for all Sc hool. 9 : 30 : evening worsh1p, ages, 9 : 30am .; · morn1ng 7 · 30 Thu r sday evening prayer wor:sh ip, 10 . 45, NYP S Sunday, serv ice. 7 . 30 p m . 6: 30p .m .• eva ng elistic serv1ce MASON FIRST BAPTIST Sunday . 7.10 p m . Mid .week Second and Pomeroy Sis , Stan pr ayer meeti ng , Wednesday, Cra1g, pastor Sunda y school, 7 30 p .m . • Missionary meetmg, 9 . 45 a .m , worship ser\lice, 11 second Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m a . m ., training union , 6 : 30 UNITED FAITH NON . p m ; evening worship service, DENOMINATIONAL Rev 7 . 30 p m . Mid .week prayer Robert Sm 1fh , pastor Sunday scrv1ce. Wednesday. 7 .30 p m . school. 9 . 30 a.m ; class leade r , FAIRVIEW BIBLE Leo Hil! . worsh i p service , CHURCH - Letart Route 1, the 10 30 am , church, 7. 30 p .m Rev Stan Craig, pastor. EDEN UNITED Sunday school 9 30 a . m , BRETHREN IN CHRIST p r ayer and Bible st ud y. 7. 30 Eldon R . Blake , pas tor . Sunday p m Cottage prayer ser11ice, Schoo!, 10 am .; W i nn 1e Tuesday, 10 a.m •. worship Hots 1nger , Supt Morning service. Friday, 7 .30 p .m . sermon , 11 am ; E\lening MASON CHURCH OF se rv ice Christian Endeavor, CHRI ST , P 0 . Box 487 , Mil ler 7 . 30 p. m . , Mrs . Lyda St , Mason . ( W Va . Sunday Che~.~a11er , president. Song B1ble Study 10 am .; Worship serv1ce and sermon, 8 . 20 M id 11 a .m. and 7 p m Bible Study Week prayer meeting Wed · Wednesday 7 p m , Voca l nesday , 7. 30 p .m . Mrs . Mar 1e musi c:: Holsinger , class leader MASON A SS EMBLY OFCHURCH OF JESUS GOO ':'"' Second St .. Mason , w CHRIST - Located at Rutland Va . Chester Tennant , pastor . on New Lima Road , next to Sunday school. 10 a.m .. Forest Acre Park ; Rev Ray mo rn ing worShip, 11 am . Rouse , pastor ; Robert Musser, evangel i stic ser\I ICe , 7. 30 p m Sunday School supt Su nday B ib les ludy and prayer serv1ce , school. 10 30 a.m , worship Wednesdi'ty , 7: 30 p .m . Phone 7: 30 p m B1ble study , Wed . 773 -5133 nesday, 7 30 p m Sa t urday HART~ORD CHURCH 0 ~ night prayer service . 7: 30p.m CHRIST in Christian Union HEMLOCK GROVE The Rev . Will1am Campbell, CHRISTIAN - Roger Watson , pastor . Su nday Sc'hool , 9 .30 pas1or Ray Whaley , supt .. am .. James Hughes . supt ; Morn1n ~ worship , 9 30 a.m .. evening service, 7 30 p m . church school, 10 . 30 am ; Wednes day even1ng prayer Young peoole '!' mPPtino . t. , 1n meeting, 7·JO p . m You th p ,rn : even1nQ v. t.. prayer service each Tuesday . LOOK'( WHAT ElUINEY GIVE ME, PAW --ONE O'THEM VENUS Fl'I·EATIN' PlANTS 811LLS ANOTHER DADBURN MOUTH "TO FEED !! O'FIR£!! CLATI'ER 1 GUES61HAT T~tS tS T~E WE i>UT T~E MEN LATE ST T~tNG IN TWE WEST WING, tN COED THE WOMEN tN TWE POilMS EAST WING ... ~~ 11-IE CHIEF roESN'T 1HIPilK l'M f!.EAfJ'( fOR M'{ Flli!ST fll\'f RAISE . IJ'L SE.t.IATOR PHOGBou>JD, AARVARD WtCL ESTABLISH A DEPARTME:NT OF HILL-BILL'/ STUDIESBUT WE NE£D A ·•. THANK'S FO' TH' OFFE:R, BUT AH GOTTA FEED PAPP'I AN' Tf-1' GOATS- IDHARVARD? NO THANKS!! AH _../.,-.., MINGLE.SWIFA BE.TTE.P. CLASS, HE:RE !.' ..---..._ PROFESSOR.!! How small a man seems - walking down a lonely mad on a rainy day, with gaunt trees towering over him. How sma ll man is, and how (rail in body. The trees in the picture and even the c himneys on the old house will probably long outli ve the man. Yet how big man is ·- in the things that are not of the body, but are of the mind and soul. God h as not made man mammoth. But He .has made him poten- tially great- if he will but accept the blessings given him, and use the tools of Christian teachings. Man finds in the Church, the encouragement and the instruction to enable him to make from his God-given divine spark something great and enduring and of benefit to all human-kind. Scriptures seleded by th~ 6·15 MAK~ MIN&; MILJ< ••• Kli&P6 ME WA~ WINNIE WINKLE IF MANO THINK& THAT BY ACCEPTING H15 G in WE'RE ''ENGAGED• OR SOMETHING •.• Ameman Bible"Society Copyright 1973 K<mter Advertil;ing ServJce, Inc., StrMburg, Vi rginia Sunday Monday Tucsd~y Thursday Wednesday Acts 8 Acts 2 Roma ns 12 I ConnthlilOS 12 Ephesians 1 1- 17 1-21 ] .8 12-27 15·23 Fnday Saturday Ephe~ians 4 Co lo~s1ans I 15 -22 1- 16 With the hope it will, in so m e me as ure, foster and he lp sustain that which is good in family and community life, this featur e is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below. SEARS MONTGOMERY WARD Authorized Catalog Merchant Loui s W . Osborne 220 E. Main Pomeroy Ph . 992-2178 CATA LOGUE STORE Mr . and Mrs. Ch arles R. Sheets 106 Court St. P omeroy 992-3001 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT MEIGS COUNTY BRANCH THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. Nati onwide Insurance Co. of Columbus, 0. 307 Spring Ave. Pom eroy . Di ai992-2J1B ' 296 W . Second CARPET-LAND, INC. 116 w . Ma;n Pom eroy 'Ph . 992-3863 . . BIG BEND BARGAINS Ph . 992 -7590 Support the Church of Your Choice 104 W . Main Free Estimates- Guaranteed Installat ion Pomeroy Ph . 992 ·3354 IT'S /!\ CITY"•I<1NDA BJG--·AH' .... t' M NOT SURE. I REC'NIZE IT--· BUT ll SURE. lOOKS LH<E "•lii<E .... MARK V STORE LEAPIN' LIZARDS··· ~ WHAT 1.t_S GOtrA BE!! MIODLEPORT,OHIO • SWISHER & LOHSE MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR REXALL ORUGS We fill All Doctors' Prescr ipti on s 992 ·2955 Pomero y, 0. LODWICK'S MARKET Cor. Rts. 7&554 YeolerdA)''o CryptOquole: THE FIRST CONDITION OF SQ. CIAL HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY MUST BE THE SENSE OF THE COMMON LIFE.-EDWARD CARPENTER I .\CROSS I. PhiJippinc knife 5. " Macbeth·· Ph . 367-7414 Cheshire character 11. Joi e de vlvrc MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP General Merc hand ise Tuppers Pla ins Ph. 667-3280 . ROYAL OAK PARK IZ. Approxi· FULL SERVICE SHOP Radial Cuts & Toupees 120 E. 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DOWN u.......,ble thaefourJumbl... one letter 1.o. eaCh ~quare. to form tour ordinary word1. 1. In the wake of 2. Goldsmith 3. Gracious g iver (2wds.) t . United 5. Just about enough 6. Mountain crest "1. Christmas drink 8. Barrie play (2 wds.) Yesterday's Answer 9. Dissimilar 28. F iler's 10. Poem aid •16. Adhe•ive material 29. -del 22. Mineral 23. Understand 30. FranciS Fuego - Sinatra 32. Portion 25. Midway attraction 26. Bedevil 27. v erdi opera BOWER'S DRIVE.IN RESTAURANT MIOOLEPORT, OHIO encumber 39. " Walks in Beauty" E. Ma i n St . GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN [) I I PLAN1li7 IH((E£ '3NAPi7~AGoNS AND \HII:Uo PHW)( · f-\OW MAN'I f'l..ANTS WIU. TK£RE. 6£ ~:\'-.__:.fi.:::.o~:Gt..T- M£- N01'; <' ..;- ,,,_, JS!NY1d6) 24. English river 25. King (S p.) 26. Whet' stone 28. Mexican fun time 31. LaW)'er (abbr.) 32. Hold er of RACINE FOOD MARKET The Store With A Heart Ph. 949-3342 MEIGS TIRE CENTER and Pa in t - Plumbing & E lectrical Supplies Tuppers Plains Ph. 667-3963 RACINE PLANING MILL Building Suppl ies & Custom Millwork Ph . 992-3978 THE DAILY SENTINEL MEIGS TIRE CENTER ALIGNMENT Pomeroy Devoted to the In terest of The Meigs & Mason Area Pomeroy, Ohio · --~ WHAT ON I! MOIJI<ITAIN CL-IMI!II!R I'<ORI!. (AMwen t J..tolooo APIRI ft.AICI peas 33. Sesame 34. Portu· guese coin 35.-de France 36. Civil War Johnny Nobel 39. Withered 40. Floodgate Pomeroy TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Orders- Carry -Out A Cool D1ning Room Chester, Ohio Middl eport 'm;(;unn II reading term DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to Ra cine I rJ 38. Dis· 37. Noyes or M&R FOODLINER St. Rt . 7 I YUMMG I to sag WHEN I Pt.A'I.i-T 114REE Keepsake Diamond Rings 212 E . Main St. Pomeroy U . MetalliC' joiner 23. Proof· REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechanic St. Ph. 992-3325 AMANDA PANDA CHESTER, OHIO consort 21. Tending SMITH NELSON MOTORS GAUL'S MARKET (® 1973 Klnr r .. tarq S;rndleate, Ine.) 41. ,l+""rau·s w~rk It: AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another. In this umple A is used for the three L's, X for the two 0'•. etc. Single letters, apostrophes, th e length ,nd formatlon of the word1 are 111 hints. Each day the code letters are dU!er.nt. CRYPTOQUOTES CY J UY M CMES YJ CSM UN UKCYCUY, JRGYFSM UN NDUA GDCM CYF J C oJ P A M E G Y J S M; G D S VPMECNCGWIS .- BGYCSI U !'I E S Y LSWMESJ) TURN AROUND... LET ME LOOK c TQWARD aiNUMR ••••• �10-The DaUy Sentl!x> Middleport • neroy 0 June 15 1973 , Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results. WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADL I NES s P M;...Dav B~fore Pub cat on GUN Shoot Foctory choked & Monoey De-ad ne 9 a m hand choked guns Forked Cancellat on Correct ons. Run Sportsman Club Svnday NotiU' W I be acceplt'd unt I 9 a m fo Oay of Publ ca on REGUit,.ATIONS Thtt Publ sher rese ves the Jvne 17 \2 noon 6 u 3tc Nota KOSCOT SPECIALS for June include Family Suntan Oil Spray and Jr Faclat Mask Also with a purchase of e ther AfterShave or Elecfr c: Pre Shave-by Koscof you r'eceive a Kleans ng Kream free Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 Sn3 6 1 He sale For Lost ONE new truck tire 900 x 20 KNAPP shoes 10 pet to 28 pet Goodyear Shelguard off on 16 styles. Order now roughtred Lost on Rt 7 north Supply limited Phone 992 of Chesh re Reward 6 1~ 3tc For Rent 5324 Business Services s JO...tfc -:--:--,.---,---;:----:-- VETERANS to edt or re 1ect any ads HOURS for plac ng applications (2) Ele<:frolux Sweepers deluxe n the Personnel Department model Complete w th all MOBILE HOME space n clean ng attachments and Holzer Med cal center are Syracuse Phone 992 6329 from900to1100am 200to uses paper bags Sl ghtly used 12 Years 10 75 A P R 6 7 ttc 00 p m on Tvesday but cleans and looks I ke new 4 YARD SALE Many useful RATES for Your Wednesdey and Thvrsda(. w 1 sell foo- S37 25 cash or Hems. Frances Mor"rls For Want Ad Serv ce PRIVATE meet ng room for 6 145 c terms available Phone 992 5 cen s per Word one nsert on Racine Oh o any organ zatlon phone 992 M n mum Charge 75c 7755 6 13 31p J915 12 ctnts per word three YARD sa e Monday Tuesday 6 14 61c 3 1 tfc consecut ve nsert on$ Wed June 8 19 and 20 9 OANCE Friday & Sal nights 10 8 cents per word s x con am to 5 pm Whte house Quahfy Today Call ALMA Ohl nqer house and ot p m till 2 p m Shenang secut ve nsert ons 5 ROOM house tr mmed n green beh nd on Lynn Place M ddleport Springs Mvsl c by Gvy 25 Per Cen D scounl on pa d Col\ 992 6329 Sha n s Store n Antlqu ty Qh o w II be sold to the aas and ads pad w th n 0 days Thoma Toby Young and 304-485-3809 6 13 3tc 6 15 2tc h ghest b dder Tuesday June CARD OF THANKS Larry Hubbard 19 1973 at 10 00 a m at the & OBITUARY Choose your own home from 6 u 31c AIR Cond 11oned sleeping room $ 50 fo 50 word m n mum YARD SALE - Smalley·s G fl off ce of J B 0 Br en At your AREA DEALER Each add t anal word 2c Twin beds aval able Monday Shop Chester Ohio Monday RUMMAGE torney 100 2 Court Street sole Coats BLIND ADS Phone 992 5440 and Tuesday June 18 and 9 Pomeroy for not tess than the Build ng Middleport Thurs Add t anal 2Sc Cha ge per 6 1431p Clothes d shes some an appra sed va lue of $2 .500 00 day Fr day and Sat June Adve t semen! t ques etc O~FICE HOURS u 15 and 16 Women s 2 MOBILE homes w th gas and For further nformat on call POMEROY 6 15 2tc 2120 8 JO a m o 5 00 p m Oa y AuKII arr of Veterans air codlt on ng and pat o 6 14 4tc 8 30 a m Ia 2 00 Noon Memor a Hospital HOME AUTO sa urday Albert H II Racine phone YARD sale Fr ida y and 6 13 3lp 949 2261 Saturday Lark ns Street HANGING baskets com 992 2094 6 2 ~t c Rutland Oh o b nation pots and f led porch THE RUTLAND Amer con 606 E Matn Pomeroy 6 \5 1tc boxes wh te p nk and red Leg on Post 467 will sponsor a TRAILER Browns Traer MURL TAYLOR 8J of Rt 1 geran urns begonias f sh ng derby - trout bass Long Bottom Oh o d ed at h s Park M nersv I e Phone 992 petun as Coleus Z nn as ca tf stl Saturday and Sunday urts lawn res dence Thursday evening 3324 Dianthus Snapdrag_ons June 6 17 beginning af 5 after a long llness aerators. lawn rollers and 6 12 ttc and Ageratlum Cleland Far m a m each day at the Rut and He was born n Ross seeder spreaders to ftt all and Greenhouse E Main Leg on Farm Beech Grove County Oh o son of the late sues of garden tractors and FURNISEO 4 room apartment Rae ne Gera d ne Cleland Road James and E 1za Waterman ndmg mowers Mason Phone 773 51.:17 6 41fc 6 13 31p Tay or He was a member of Reyno ds Apartment Stop In and See Our - - - ---'-the Keno Chr stlan Church 6 12-6tp NEW Huffy Rid ng Mower 8 Floor Display and a grange member for PUBLIC AUCT ON June 16 26 Never used Price h p many years 1973 1 00 p m Hayward TWO troller lots n M ddleporl $300 Used Huffy R ding He s surv ved by three B ssell Farm Bashan Keno 2 duplex n Bradbury phone Mower 7 h p 26 Pr ce $200 Pomeroy OhiO daughters Mrs Russet! ASK US ABOUT Rd 2 m es from Rt 248 on before 6 p m 992 5693 E ther one to se ll Te ephone Phone 992 2975 (leova) Cl ne Mrs Kenneth County Rd 28 Signs posted on 6-11 5tc 142 5 62 PRE FABRICATED (lenora l Davis and Mrs day of sa le Hand Tools 6 14 3lp Jun or ( H Ida) Hunt of Long Open 8 a m to 5 30 P m Power tools electric fan s Bottom by 12 grandch ldren e lectr c 1 ghts power mower ALL ELECTRIC - Ike new 3 69 PLYMOUTH Fury I P S Monday thru Thursday 8 rooms with large b th 1 great grandch ldren and a m lo 8 p m Fr day and med c ne cab nets Chr stmas P B A r good tires Only Electr c wall oven tab E top several n eces and nephews Safvrday decorat ons sink with cab net $1 000 Phone 992 2042 alter 3 ranc;;"" large closet located on He was preceded n death co mpartments electr c pm E Mil n Sf Pomerov Suo tn by h s w fe Elizabeth n 1964 SPECIAL Yard Sa e on con refr gerator gas range 6 4 6tc apprec ate Ph Gal ipol s Bu1ltto Your Specs and one son two grand struct on equ pment -1 1750 L verpool double bar 446 9539 vered to Job S te Del ch dren and two s sters watt portable generator 1 10 rei 12 gauge shotgun 9 PASSENGER Olds 5 29 tfc 966 Sadly m ssed by h s fam lies n sa b e saw 1 tra ns f new large lot new lades mob le V st a C user 69 000 6 15 lip set of 20 ft alum mum ex shoes o ld alka seltzer Bot actua m es a r rad o etc 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and tens on adders screw tacks ttewood old batt es d s hes 992 2936 unfurn shed apa tme nts and hydraul c tacks dry wa I vases electr c sk ll ets metal 6 14 3tc MATERIALS CO Ph one 992 5434 tools ceram c tools P pe bed t v set d amond stick 773 5554 Ma son W Va 4 12 ttc IN LOVING memory of our dyes approx matel Y 100 pin and many other Items toe husband brother father pieces sma ll hand tools A I numerous to menti on ONner SPRING SPECIALS grandfather and great 2 BEDROOM mob le home a sa les w II be cash Earl R Hayward Blsse 1 Terms g andfather Or s Gaul. who co nd t oned Rae ne a ea Werner res dence Bradbury Cash not respons ble for 5 ROOM house w tn oarn on passed away June 15 1966 1 to 6 p m Saturday June 16 ace de nts Auct o neer Phone 'J92 6329 large ot n upper end of Another year has passed and 5 21 tfc 1 6 10 6tc Roger Ha yman Phone 949 Syracuse Large att c out gone 2828 bu ld ngs $7 000 Ca I 949 2595 J.a Carton And this one makes It seven FABRIC INN Hundreds of 6 13 31p before 2 30 p m or any time How oft we th nk of by gone Set Up 134 95 yards of polyester daub e . , - - - - -- - :- - - on weekends days kn ts IQwest p ces pass GUN SHUO 1 Fr day 7 30 WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT 6 4 12tc The love we shared together school at Tuppers Pia ns go .:1 pm Factory choked guns PIANOS Any cond ton Your pass ng left an empty vo d miles turn left onto county only Assorted meats 1 4~ R IVER f ontage on Oh o R ver Pay ng $ 0 each F rst floor No one on earth can f I rd 50 then 1 m e Phone 378 Refreshments served Ra ci ne only Wr te g1v ng d rect ons across from Pome oy on West In Carton But we w II carry on unt I 6276 Gun Club Panos P 0 Box Box 188 V rgin aS de R ght n center Set up $54 95 6 13 31p There co mes that glad 6 13 3tc Sard s Ohio 43946 of Regatta sandy beach tomorrow POMEROY 6 0 6lp shade water and e lectr c ty I And loved ones meet on yonder 9 .. _ Jack W Carsey Mgr have two lots surveyed 100ft shore ~ Phone 991 2181 OL D Fu n ture oak lables w de at low water level 450ft SPINETConsoe Pano Where pa ns and sorrow comes SOMEONE TO f II and sod s x to ra I road tracks 87 ft w de brass bed s Wooden ce boxes Wanted respons be party to sunken graves Wells no never or cam p ete HANGING at ra road tracks The lots d shes baskets com take over sp net p ano Ea sy There God re gns supreme upon Cemetery Norfh of households W te M D are a cleaned and mowed b nat on pots and f I ed porch terms Can be seen loca ly Harr so nv le Must H s Throne M le Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o off Marlon Reynolds Mason boxes wh te p nk and red Wr te Cred t Manager P 0 Sadly m ssed by h s w fe guuarantee work Wr te ca 992 6271 W Va 773 S 47 Reyno ds g e ran ums begon as Box 276 She byv le lnd ana Marlon (Welch) Hayman and tam y Flower Shop 5 13 tf c petun as co eus z nn as 461 76 6 15 lie 1889 Case Road Columbus 6 13 61p d anthus snapdragons and 6 15 21p Ohio 43224 agerat urn Cle and Farm and - - - - - - WANTED - Used mere hand se 6 10 61p - for auct on We buy we Greenhouse E Ma n Rae ne NEW RANCH HOME - 1 acre - - - --'--lot C ty wate A well Gera ld ne Cle and se whole houseful or s ngle HOUSEKEEPER needed Fred WE WISH to take this op des gned house p an by W G co ns gnment or 6 3 lfc p eces C Kesterson Phone 992 6668 portun iy to tl'lank the Doctors DRIVE A LITT~E SAVE A Best Homes consis t n~ of perce ntage We w II hau end Nurses and all the staff at LOT Refr gerators sq 6 13 61p arge I v ng room w th d n ng Phone 992 3354 Hayman s Holzer Hasp tal for all of the r door ate models others 6 5 301c L 3 bedrooms n cl ud ng k ndness n the s ckness and from $19 95 auto washers master bedroom w th tu 7 ROOM house w th bath n death of our father Murl $45 elect gas d yers S35 bath a large 32 x 11 com ACREAGE NEAR POMEROY Rut and a r cond toned Taylor Want to thank Rev gas e ec ranges clothes b nat on k tchen faml y room OR MIDOLEPORT WITH OR carpeted gas furnace d sh CHARLIE a young frisky Cl fford Sm th for h s con closets d nettes maple oak and 2 ful baths Under ma n WITHOUT HOUSE PLEASE washer daub e oven range border coil e needs country sol ng words Also want to chrome ROUNO OAK floor s a full basement or WRITE Box 729 F co The double garage large carport home Call Athens 593 8155 thank all of our friends and TABLES 3 4 5 pc bedr oom lower evel wh ch can be Oa y Sent nel s tat ng 4 acres cleared and fenced 6 15 6tc ne ghbors for the r donat ons su tes old chest of drawers f n s hed f des red To make descr pt on and owest se I ng sma I ba n "'nd other --~--of food flowers and money dressing tables SPECIAL th s a completely qual ty pr ce AKC Toy Pood e pupp es $75 bu ld ngs Phone 614 742 6834 Your kindness w II never be FOR DAD - v nyl recliners home a full 2 ca garage s 6 5 61p and S85 Al so Siamese k tten s 5 30 tfc fabric sw ve rockers $65 forgotten ncluded F nan c ng arranged $ o Phone 256 6247 Kenne s -----~ Daughters and Fam I es {Cash only at this pr ce no w th low down payment Fo NO Copper 54c rad ators of Ca houn MODERN 6 room 1 f oor pan 6 15 lip ayawaysl NEW FUR deta Is and an ap a 28c brass 20c batter es 85<: 5 20 3otc home w th detachable N ITURE - I v ng room su tes po ntment to see home ca l each c ean d y roots G n garage All newly panted S139 95 ., ,.h sets $16 95 9 992 5976 or Columbus col seng $52 lb yellow root $4 POODLE pupp es Toy A K c Located on n ce level lot 50 x x 12 sha~ ::~:. oval fringed eel 235 1996 mayapple 45c per lb M A Choco ate - Show qua ty 120 at 619 Page St M d $49 95 9 x 12 Thrtrtex 6 3 tfc Hal Reedsv lie Oh o 378 Ph one 992 5443 dleport Ohio For further I noleums $6 98 Kuhl s Aor Condtlooners 6249 5 23 tfc deta Is contact Dav d R Barga n Center at caution 5 6 lfc Awmngs Yates 23 Grandv ew Road ghl Rt 7 Tuppers Pia ns Cambr dge Oh o 43725 Open everyday EXCEPT Underptnmng 6 15 tfc MONDAY, 6 10 6tc 1969 CHEVROLET truck w lh Comp ete mob le hom e cheater axle 14 dump COAL L mestone Exce c; o HOUSE for sale by owne 3 se v ce p us g gant c body Pr ced to se I Call 992 REGISTERED 3 year o d bedrooms new furnace roof Sa t Works E Ma n St display of mob le homes 5951 Tennessee Walker - stall on Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 and w r ng Wall to wall always ava lable at 6 12 61p 992 3518 car peting a ge of carport 4 12 If 6106tc Look for ron fence n front 1972 FORD Grand Torino V nyl E08 MAIN MILLER 973 - Z g Zag sewing mach ne and pine trees n s de yard top Air Cond toned V 8 Th s mach ne darns em 1 - BEAGLE purebred temale Contact Mr E don Walburn POMEROY Engine p s & B Call anv bro ders overcasts button MOBILE HOMES pup Phone 985 3565 230 Un on Avenue Pomeroy t me - 949 5081 holes A I w thout at 6 13 21p Oh o Phone 992 2805 NOW SEE THIS 6 14 12tc tachments Pay balance of 1220 Washmgton Blvd L ke new k tchen ha s lots of 6 13 tfc S3B 50 or pay $5 per month BELPRE 0 4217521 IMITATION leather baby cab nets and range 2 n ce Call 992 5331 shoes hand sewn S ze 1 2 & 1969 CHEVROLET Chevelle bedrooms lots of closets 6 10 tfc 3 Phooe 773 5313 good cond t on V 8 Eng ne d n ng room bath full 1969 Vendale mob le home 2 Phone 992 2572 6 3 31p basement hardwood floors bedrooms porch awn ng and 6 15 3tc JUST taken In 1973 stereo r'ad o steps Alum num under 1.:1 FOOT wood Walnerlne boat --~--ots of stone and awn ngs 2 comb with 8 track tape Take p nn ng 8 ft extens on air over payments of $7 55 per car garage JUST $14 000 00 steer ng wheel part a ~ond tloned and d shwasher month or pay balance of A LOT FOR confrols 3 seats $100 Call $1 500 00 Phone 773 5<165 $99 50 Call 992 533 A LITTLE 7735640 6 11 4lc 6 10-6tc 6 13 31p EXCELLENT opportun ty In 5 room frame 3 bedroom s toea reta I sales open for Bath Lots of t le and CASH pad for a makes and FORD BALER - w lh motor right man Prefer mature EXCELSIOR Salt Works E pan e ng So me new models of mob le homes person - 30 40 years of age Main St Pomeroy A k l'lds extra good cond t on Contact p umb ng w th new hot water Phone area code 614 423 953 w th some background In of salt water pellets water Kenneth Hart ey Phone 992 tank Ut lty room Parches 4 13 tfc reta ling but w II consider nuggets block salt and own 6320 Veteran w th In serv ce Leve l lot in good location Ohio R ver Salt Phone 992 6 13 6lc cler ca sto ekee p ng or 3891 $5 000 00 warehous ng ex.per ence 6 5 tfc BUSINESS ROOM AM FM stereo rece ved w th CRIB mattress and umper Reply In conf dence to Box --:-:---:-,-----:---:--:-:bu1lt n 8 track tape player 4 n good locat on Love ly 3 walker Phone 992 7288 729 C c o The Dally Sent nel MOBILE Home for sale 12 x 60 speaker sound system bedroom apartment over 6 12 3tc Pomeroy Oh o w th expando camp etely Balance $106 99 or use our :t baths 0 n ng roo m 6 14 Jlp furn shed carpet ng air budget terms Ca I 992 3965 tchen w th 20 ft of cab ne\ K 2 USED chain saws Pomeroy cond t oned 50 ft pat o large 6 10 61c space Hardwood t oars al E Ma n Home & Auto ot 592 1753 Athens COOK wa tress and carhop Pomeroy phone 992 2094 ca peted Central hot water 6 15 7tc app y n pe son Crows Steak 6 12 3tc HOODS AQUARIUMS f sh heat and a r cond A m ost House and supp es new ocat on DON T pump your slugg_ sh new PLEA SE NO PHONE Ash Street M ddleport near 1964 HARLEY Dav dson full sept c tank Get Klean ~m CA LLS ON THI S ONE park Phone 992 5443 dress - 74 - A 1 condton All Sept c Tank C eaner 1 71fc QUALlF $30 000 00 $1 150 00 Phooe 985 3912 after Landmark Farm Bureau FAMILY HOME 4 30 p m Pomeroy 5 bedrooms D n ng room Father s Day Spec al New 6 2 31p 6 15 lip lots of cab nets 1 2 baths sw vel rockers n velvet - 4 arge reel ners in v nyl Only K tchen has about 30 ft SHOWALTER s Wet Pet 5 ROOM house bath basement $69 96 cash and carry ca binets doub e sta nl ess Chester Oh o summer gas heat 2\ots S 0 Busk rk Pomer oy Recovery 622 E c lea rance f ve tanks of 341 Page Street M ddleport stee s nk Very a rge v ng Ma n St Phone 992 7554 assorted f sh at 5 for $1 wh le Phone 992 3487 room 2 large g assed po 6 7 8tc BAR MAl D apply n person H they last WI be open days 9 6 15 3tp ches A I s torm doors a nd a m to 9 p m except on Ho Bar Middleport Equal w ndows Ga age & carport GROCERY bus ness for sa e opportun ty emp oyer Thursday and Fr day 4 p m CLOSE OUT on (4) New zig zag $1280000 Bu ld ng fo sa le or lea se to930pm 6 6 6lc sew ng mach nes For sew ng 2 YEARS OLO Phon e 773 56 8 f om 8 30 p m ---:~-::c-c-:-=:-----:-:6 4 111p stretch fabr cs b(Jtfonholes Wonde ful locat on 3 large to 10 p m for appo ntment EXPERIENCED wa tress fancy des gns etc Pa nt bedrooms walk In Qoub e wanted Apply in person 1970 HONDA 350 Motorcycle 3 20 tfc s lghtly blem shed Choice of Call 985 4240 after 5 p m King s Arms Kn ght Club c osets Bath with s hower carryl ng case or sew ng 6 11 3tp 6 13 31c stand. $4 80 cash or terms t le etc The kitchen s a ava lab e Phone 992 7755 house w fe s drea m Range 2 ovens 30 f1 ot cai:M nets ref D n ng room double OFFICES SWEPT g ass d oors o concrete pat o Large I v ng ro om w th SACRAMENTO Call! A htgh volume Ashland t replace Ut lty com (UPI) Cahforma Gov Serv1ce Sta located m Basement Level ot OOx 20 Ronald Reagan satd Monday Mtddleport 0 Patd $23 000 00 that his offices are gtven HAVE YOU OR OTHERS tratntng excellent opp TRIED TO SELL YOUR electromc sweepo to detect to become your own PROPERTY • CANT JUST 1-- hidden eavesdroppmg devices boss YOU GIVE US A TRY NO Reagan made the diSclosure SALE NO CHARGE durmg a questton.and-answer PH. 992-5221 HENRY R CLELAND pertod wtth pohttcal sctence BROKER Ham toiSp m 992 2259 students from the College of F 11ngs Ph 742 5979 If no answer 992 2568 Martn Kentfteid Gahf r Qh deemed ob e c t ana The pvbl sher w not be espans be fo mo e than one ncorrect nse I on BANK FINANCING - - -- - - - - -- -- & ------ OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE GRAVELY T.RACTOR SALES WOOD TRUSSES HOGG & ZUSPAN - -----In Memory Real Estate For Sale SABRE TILLER 3lh HP 129 95 Wanted To Buy TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 95 Mus1cal Instruments - ------o-- Wanted - - - -- - - Card of Thanks For Sale Real Estate For 5ale Pets For Sale - -- - - -- Mobile Homes For Sale Auto Sales For Sale - ----- ------- ------ t.:~~~J Help Wanted ------- For Sale ------ We talk to you like a person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL WANTED CARRIER IN MASON, W. VA or we Will tf Right LET US HELP YOU Roof ng Roof Paanttng Spouting P l umbing Remodeling Complete Bu tdmg V nyl & Alum num Sdmg PHONE 992 2SSO 8 4 30 Da ly 8 12 Sat In the R H Raw I ngs Sans Bu ld ng 992 2101 M ddleport 0 ALL-WEATHER SEPTIC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Have your T V P cture Tube Restored As Good As New R ght In Your Hom e Guaranteed for 6 Mo Coior-530 00 Black & WhJte-$1 5 oo JOHNSON'S TV. 949 3151 Ractne Ohto EXPERT Wheel A11gnment '5.S5 On Most Amer can Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 T \5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 PHONE 992 2156 i I Mtddleport 0 N 2nd Ave 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 F om the laroest Truck or Bulldo ~er Rad ator to the !>rna est Heater Lore Nathan Brggs Rad ator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph "'992 2174 Pomeroy Wh te Sewing 0 DEL L WHEEL AI gnmenl oc ated at Cross oads Rt 124 N\ach nes Serv ce on a I now back to work Complete makes Reasonable rates front end service tune up and Th e Sew ng Center M d brake serv ce Wheels dlepo t Oh o balanced electron ca ly A I work guaranteed Reasonab e WILKINSON Small Eng ne rates Phone 742 3232 Sa es & Serv ce 810 3rd St 2 18 tfc M dd eport Lawn mower repa r Free p ckup and READY MIX CONCRETE delivery Phon e 992 3092 Al so de vered ght t o your - Br ggs and Stratton and pro ect Fast and easy F ee Tecu mcee part s es mates Phon e 992 3284 6106tc Goeg e n Rea d y M x Co M ddlepotl Oh o DOZER and back hoe wor k 6 30 lfc pond s and sept c tan ks d t ch ng se rv ce top so f II d t SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED mestone B& K Excavat nQ REASONABLE rates Ph 4<16 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 4782 Ga I po s J ohn Russe ll 9 fc Ovmer and Operator 5 2 tfc SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED C BRADFORD Auct oneer M L LER SA NITATION Comp ete Service STEWART OH 10 PH 662 Phone 949 382 3035 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 10 4 tfc AUTOMOB LE nsurance been cance ed? Lost your operator s cense? Ca l 992 2966 6 15 lfc G& t: Appl ance Repa r repa r on a I laundry equ pment efr gerat on equ pment and hou se w ng weld ng e lectr c and gas Cal 992 3802 or after 4 30 p m call 992 6050 5 24 301p WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery Also pa nt roofs Phone 9.:19 322 6 3 30tc HOUSE and roof Pa nt nq n er or and exter or free es ma es ca l 992 7008 o 992 2460 5 21 301p AUTO AIR cond ton ng Ser v ce and repa r Call 992 3802 5 24 301p EXCAVATING Dozers arge and sma l Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump t uc ks Lo boy se r v ce Sept c tanks n s fa ed George ( B I ) Pull ns phone 991 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 lfc HARRISON S TV ser v ce and serv ce ca lls Phone 992 2522 2 9 lfc DUE to tab transfer must se I home 3 bedroom total e ectr c large ot F H A approved Syracuse Phond 992 7836 5 25 tfc EXCAVATING dozer loader a nd bac khoe work se pt c tanks nsta ed dump trucks a nd o boys fo h re w II haul f I d rt top so I I mestone and gravel Cal Bob or Roger Jeffe s day pbone 992 7089 n ghf phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 1 tfc FARM for sale 77 acres of land pasture fru t trees water tap pad nece ssar y farm bu d ngs 5 room house w th bath carpet ng and pane I ng Call 992 7304 Hyse I Run Road 6 13 6tc SEE US FOR Awn nQ s storm doo s and w ndow s ca ports ma quees a um num s d ng and ra lng A Jacob sales repre se ntat ve For free est mates phon e Cha les L s e Syracuse V V Johnson and Son Inc 3 2 tfc Real Estate For Sale PUBLIC NOTICE! The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second Half Collection of the 1972 Real Estate Taxes Also tor Deltnquent Tax Clostng Date wtll be June 20 1973 Howard E Frank Me1gs County Treasurer Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4 DOOR U895 new cart tie and b II of warranty covert w th brown v nyl roof t nted g lass factory a r f ont & rear gua ds rad 0 & rear speaker wh fe wailt res n ce and clean Retails at 54860 Pr ced to move 1972 RUlCK SKYLARKJ50 Sl195 4 door factory a r a utomat c transm ss on powe steer ng custom nter lor dark green f n lsh t es 1 ke new and spare never used Deluxe bumper rad 9 and many other extras Less than 13 000 m les Truly sharp 1911 CHEVROLET BLAZER 52995 4 whee l dr ve aull: I ary top lock "9 f ont hubs V 8 automat c transm ss on power stee ng & brakes loca low m leage 1 car owner adlo spare never used Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVE OPM f'llMERDW iltii O @ IrS REGATTA TIME AGAIN. 992-2174 500 ~;; Matn St Tote Bag The roomy tole bag a la\Orite lor ail seasons is especially handy for summer If there s plenty of activity a canvas ba g Is one of the most durable You w II f nd as you look back upon your 1 le that the moments that stand out are the moments wh en you have done Henr y th ngs for author (((( ... '"''~"" "'''' Dd you know Mosqu toes prefe b andes but they are not gentlemen On y fema e mosqu toes b te and they cons der the sk n of a blonde less res stant L ncoln was the only pres dent of the Un ted States whose lasl m I ta r y rank - p o to becom ng the Ch ef Execut ve - was that of a s mple pr vate n the army Pr vate L ncoln served fr om May 27 to July o 833 and h s pay was 2 L E 0 tto of cent s a day R pl ey Tennessee became the fa the of t w ns at the age of seven ty one h s twenty f rst and twenty second ch d Th rteen s cons de ed the uck est of all ome ns n Ita y Girls wear ta l smans featuring 3 as a protector from evil Pr v ate or pres dent everyone can enjoy the advantages of REFINED WATER Wh le you cannot see the mpur t es n water they are the cause of st ff laundry r ngs around the bathtt.~b and water spots on glasses and d shes Add luster to everyday v ng w th a wafer refin ng ap p ance that rem oves these harmfu sol d s Far the best protect on you lam ly can get ca ll 882 2525 PUBLIC NOTICES WILL CLOSE JUNE 15-16 nformed of the func your govern men a e em boded n pubIc no ces n ha se lf gave nment charges at c zens o be nformed h s new S.pape u ges eve y ton s' of c SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY ENJOY 71 Olds 88 HT Sedan a1r --------'2695 70 Olds Cul HT Sedan, v-roof air---- 2495 tHE BIG BEND REGATTA WEEKEND. zen o ead and s udy hese We s ong y adv se not ces se rv ce and espec a y for any of he fo low ng re~son s (a M s ep ~sen a on n he i!IPP ca on as o he prope Yo t xtures to be s upp ed o use o be made of w~te b Fa u e o repor o he D s r ct add ton o he P ope Y PUBLIC NOTICE o f x ures o t he su pp es o Pursuan o he p ov s ons of add on a use o be made of Sec on 6 0 19 A Oh o Rev sed Code the fol ow ng wa ce Resa e o g v ng away of Rues and Regu la ons a e wa er except ha an n hereby pub l shed con~orated v laqe wh ch s a LEADING CREEK bulk cus ome may rese wa e CONSERVANCY DISTRICT o s nhab an s R utlilnd Oh o d Waste or m suse of wa e due o mproper or mpertect RULES AND REGULATION se v ce p pes and or t xtu res RESOLUTION fa ure o keep sl'll m e n or A RE SOLUT ON PROV 0 NG su tab e state of repa FOR THE RULES e Tamper ng w th me e REGULAT O N S AND CO N me e seal se v ce o va ves 0 TONS O F SERV CE OF or perm t ng such am pe ng THE LEAD NG CREEK by o hers CONSERVANCY D STR CT t Co nn ect on c oss hose c 11\:!ns seek ng turthe nto m.;. on o exe c se he r gh o access o pub c records and pub c mee ngs RUTLAND ME GS COUNTY OH 0 WATERWORKS preva ng du ng he per od In wh ch he mele fa ed o eg s e 3 Wa er for bu d ng o cons rue on pu poses w be furn shed by me e measu remen on y af e su ab le depos has been made he m n rn um depos be ng twen y t "e do a s $25 00 an d he amount o be dete m ned by th e 0 s r c depend ng upon the s ze of he cons ru e on wo k co n emp a ed and a wa er to bu d ng o con s uct on purposes as se t to h n the perm mus pass hrough one rtnd he same me er Wa e so supp e d sha be d scha rged h ough a hose o p pe d ect y upon ma era o be wet o n o a barrel o o her con a ner and n no case upon he ground o nto he st earns oadway 0 RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~~:et 741 4211 Arnold Grate Rutland 69 CAMERO RALLY SPORT 2 DR. H.T. 4 SPEED REAL NICE '1595 72 VEGA-~~-~~~-----!1795 70 HORNEl~~~!~~--~1095 70 OPEL KADETTE ____!1095 69 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr power air ---'1695 69 Olds 88 HT Sedan, full pow, air ---'159~ 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, ll-8 auto._. '1295 68 Chevrolet Impala HT ----------'1295 68 Chevelle 2 Dr HT V-8, auto , PS ___ '1495 1 68 Dodge Pol 4 Door HT --------- 795 2 DR REAL NICE 71 VEGA --~!P.!~~----!1595 69 COMET_~-~~~-~~o__s1095 69 FORD FALCON ______s995 ST WAGON 6 CYL AUTO 65 JEEP._________ sll95 67 Olds 98 Town Sed, power & air ---~795 66 Buick uSabre 4 Door a1r ------· '695 67 Olds 98 HT Sed v-roof a1r - -----'795 Nii __ 59 Ford lf2 ton, V8 std trans.------ 495 4 WHEEL DRIVE AI wNDITION 1 65 DODGE ST.ftAGQN__s595 Karr & VanZandt You II L ke Our Quai lly Way of Do ng Busmess 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING 65 FORD -~~~T~~~~~I!.---~595 68 CHEVY WAGON _____ !695 POMEROY Open Evenmqs Unltl6 00- TtiS p m Sat 14 onab The De st eas e toct sshao emake m naa e ·------------~~~~~----. .- ...- . . . . . n ter upton of serv ce an d Pomeroy U M Churc h on when suc h n e up t on s occu Monday evemng June 18 with WHEREAS LEAD NG w endeavo o ees ab sh ~ CREEK CON SE RVANCY se v ce w h t he s hor es a potluck meal to be se rved ut 0 STR CT Ru an d Me gs poss be delay Whenever he Ail Meigs County Coun y Oh o he e nat er ca ed se v ce s n e up ed to he 7 30 D st c has undertaken o See Ray Rtggs or Roger Rtebel pu pose of wo k. ng on he h 1 tte d Coopcr a bve Partsh churches cons uct a waterwo ks d st r but on sys em 0 the Sunday Sc oo a n ance on 1 sys em an d 985 4100 s a on equpmen a con Junel0was47andtheoffermg are mvtted WHEREAS he 0 sfr Cl S sum e s ettec ed bY such n t Nma Robinson and Clara f nan c 119 he acQ u s on of he Located on St Rt 7 e up on w 1 be no ed n was $20 30 Attendance a Chester 0 wa erworks sys em pu s uant o ad va n ce wheneve s pass b e worship service was 18 wtth Follrod VISited the latter s Bond Resb u on dated March o do s o aunt Phoebe Hueston at Ltttle 13 1973 and has adop ed a 5 The o s r ct sha n no Donna Mtller speakmg from 1l schedu e of rates and cha ges he had broken mto GIUSLY FIND even be he d res pon s b e lo Cor l-6 The Subt hty of Hockmg Sunday afternoon by Reso lu t on dated May fJ NEW YORK ( UPI) A Pollee sald tlle burglar had cia m ma de aga ns by reason Mrs Genevieve Guthne 1973 o he break ng of any m a ns o Satan NOW THEREFORE be broken mto the thtrd floor se v ce p pe o by eason ot any The Homecom m g Com spent last week a t Sugar Grove telephone company operator eso ved by he Lead ng Creek ot her n er up on of he supp v h h lb t 1 1 got a call from a man who Brooklyn apartment of Anna Conse vancy D st r c t of of wa er caused by he b e~k ng mtttee wa s named as follows wtl t e De ert Yos amt Y Ru land Me gs Cou nty Oh o as one cess mach o s soppage and a ttended high school tdenttfted htmself as a burglar Van Wysock about 76 years fO OWS a ne y y epa and for no Lloyd Dtlhnger chr How ard and said he had found a old when he found her badly P operty owner o hs pe son sha be enl ted o Flanders Nma Robmson and graduabon exercises of her ~gent he e natt e r ca ed decomposed body Monday damages no have any por ion d R h d y t woman s body in an apartment customer must make wr ten 05 of a pay men efu nd ed fo a ny Olhe Atherton gra n son IC ar app cat on for water se rv ce a n err up on of se v ce wh ch n Datly VacatLon Btble School Vere Swartz wa s taken to the th e bus nes s off ce of the he op n on of he D s ct may V te M 1H !'-It 0 s r ct and sa d app ca on be deemed necessary plltns were dtscussed Plans e rans emorta osp w. n nc ud hg se v ce r ece ved 6 cus ome s hav ng bo le s were made for Father 5 Day Pomeroy Sunday for ob here under s unass gnabte by and or p essu e vesse s d tr 1m t Tw lhe cus omer rece v ng a supp y of wa e nex t Sunday servabon an ea en o 2 A aps and connec t on s o 0 the mans of he 0 sir c sha I ~~~pap~mt~~m~~c~ breq~ reJ ~ ~hoe~k vhi v~ ~n ~~ ';~se ~~~~ ~ Donna Mlller of Belpre w11l of their grandch ldren from be made by and o unPer the sa d no ce ne and a va uum va ve on he brmg the message agam next Hockmgport are staymg with d reel on and su perv son of 7 a B Is fo wa e se v ce s earn ne o p even ol ap se n te Mrs Swartz wal e works pe sonne a e due and payable at he case he wa er su pp y 1 om he Sunday as the new m nts r 3 The D st ct sha I ns a I bus ness off ce of he D str c o s c s d scon nued or n w 11 no~ be able to move unttl Mr and Mrs Clatr Woode and manta n a s expense ha any des gna ed agen on e up ed for any eason w th h and Con m of Ctrc iev llle port on of he serv ce from the orhe o date of ssue The pa st due or w thou no ce June 23 then he will be n t e m~ n o he o or easement I ne d~te sha be he en h Oth 7 The prem ses rece v ng a assis ted w1th the farm work on ON NEW nc ud ng the necessa ry ap day at er the da e of ssue B I s s upp y o wa le and a se rv ce pulpit on June 24 th W 11 am Ca rr farm f t ngs and shut off v& ve and 1 1 w 1 be da ed and ma ed on he nes me e s and f x ur es Afarewell trtbule to the Rev e he cus omer sha I ns a and f r sb o~ ea~h r; onno h pa d on o .;c hu~ ~hge :; ~ ~;edm ases's~au :s Robert Card wtll be held at the Saturday ln the evemng their ma n a n a ts pen se tha port on of he ser" ce from sa d before I he pa s due da e Sha be a easona b e hours be sub ec - - - - - - - - - - -parents Mr and Mrs Robert and o o easemen t ne o h s d de nqu en and he o nspec on by du 'I au ho zed Whtte jomed them for supper pr e m ses nc ud ng a stop and oerme s c sha serve on he em p oyees of he D s c c a pe man en ease men d p was e cock. a the end of the cus omer a wr ten f nal not ce 18 Spec a e ms and co n and gh of way ac ass eny The Clair Woodes an enm house s de of h s se v ce The of sad de nquency f a d ons may be made whee pope vowned o contra led by Carr ca lled on hts parents Mr m n mum ea h cover of he de nquen b s not pad w h n wa ter s used by the D s r c o he cus ome wh eneve sa d customers se r" ce sha I be f ve gh of way s and Mrs Chas D Woode later en (10 days atte dale of such commun tv or publ c purposes ease men o (5 fee Th e 0 str ct st}a I t na not ce the wate supp Y o such a s f re ex ngu shm en l necessa Y or he m un c P.tt on Saturday e vening and Butll by Skylrne tn Ohto dele m ne he s ze and k nd o he custo me may be d sc on pub c pa ks etc wa e ac 1 es and nes so a s serv ce o be ns al ed 9 p p ng on he p em ses o a o be abe o u n Sh se rv ce o brtefly Sunday noon as they left nued w thoul tu he not ce 4 App ca t on may be ca n 882 2S2S lx4 co nstruct on our low overhead (c Me e s w be ead cus ome mus be so ns a led he24 cus ce ed and or wa er se v ce mon h y betw een he 5 h and ha con nec on s a e co n TheornDe5 cons uc for their hom e at C rclevllle New Ha ven W Va saves you dollars P ck from our d scan t nued by t he D s r ct fo ven en y lo ca ted w th spec to ex ens ons o s water nes o Mr and Mrs WJll am Ca rr he 20th day of each month any v o at on of any ru e stock or w II order to su1t your needs 8 Whe re he wa er supp Y o a he o s c nes and mans po n s w h n s se "ce ar ea d d M egu a o n or cond I on of cu5 ome has been d sco n nu ed The custome shll p ov de a bu he D s r c sha no be and Penm an Mr an rs for non payment of de nquen place of me e ng wh ch s equ ed o meke suc h n Chas D Woode and Susan b 5 a charge oft tteen dol ars unobs rue ed and acce ss be a s al at ons un ess he cus orne s 5 oo w be made for a 1 m es The cu s orne sha pays o he 0 s c he en re Henders on s pent Sunday OPEN2 T07 PM reconnect on of wa e se v ce fu n s h and ma n an a cut off cos t of he ns a at on e"enlng wtth Mr and Mrs bu he reconnect on w I no be va lv e on h s s de of he me e AI ne ex lens on s s ha be v 7DAYSAWEEK made un atte a del nquen and he o st c w p ov de a cv denc ed by a con ac s gned Sherman He nderson and b 5 and other cha ges f any ke va ve on s s de of t he by he D s l c and he pe son Pamela owe d by th e cus omer o he me e ad vane ng fund s to sa d eK o st ct have5 been pa d 20 The custome s serv ce ens on bu each coni ac sha I Mrs Thelma Henderson la y 9 The o c eserves he ne sha 1 be ns a ed a n d be nu and vo d un ess ap I f g h 0 eques a nom na sum man a ned by lhe cus tom er a p oved by he Fa me s Hom e delega te to annua con ercnce be pa ced on depos I w h he h sown ex pen se n a safe and Adm n s a o n and o her from the Northeast Cluster o s t ct to purpose of eft cent m anne and n a c:;c ord go"e n ng bodes es abl sh ng or ma n aun ng an ce w th he D str ct rues and f etund of he adva nce s o c hurches of Me1gs County IS & ony cus omer s c edt egu a t ons and w h the be made he to ow ng me hod di u the week at the an 10 A 1 mete s sha be n egu a t on s of he s ate Boa d of sha a pp v 20 percen of he spen nl!l 5 a ed ma nta ned and Hea h o al g oss evenue ot wa e nual conference at Lakeside 200 Ya rds We st of Junction U S R:t 33 and 2 f any oss o damag e to sa es per yea o each se v ce On construclton equtpment I 1750 Watt enewed by and at he expense The WSCS will hold Jts of he o str c and the D s c he p ope y of he D s c o connec ed o he new ex ens on County Road No 18 - K ngsbury Road portable generator 1 10 m Sabre saw I reserves he gh ode er m ne any 8 c c den o n u y o pe desc bed n he ag eemen o reg ular m eet tn g Tuesday Loca lly Owned & Operated Ph 992 he s ze and ype ot me er used sons 0 prope y s cau sed by or a per od no o eJ~.ceed f ve eventng June at p m at transtt new set of 20 It alummum extensiOn 8 upon he wr en eque s esu s from he neg ge nce or year s prov ded ha t he 19 ladders screw 1acks and hydrauhc 1acks dry of any cus omer the me e w ongfu ac of the cus omer agg ega e paymen s do no the home of Eleanor Boyles at serv ng sad cus ome sha be me mbe of h s house ho d h s exceed he o a a mou n I QUICK DELIVERY wall tools ceramtc tools ptpe dyes ap es ed by the D s t c Suc h test agent or emp oyee the cos of depos ed Tuppers Phuns Mrs Boyes QUICK FINANCING proxtmately 100 pJeces small hand tools All w be made w thou cha ge o he neces!!.a y epa s o r No ef und shi!ll be made om Will be program leader a nd her he customer f he me e has ep ace men s sha l be pa d by any evenue ece ved fro m any sales wtll be cash Earl R Werner restdence not been te s ed w th n we ve he cus ome o he D s t ct and nes ead ng up o o beyond he da ughters Florence Spencer Bradbury 1 to 6 p m Saturday June 16 2 mon hs preced ng he any ab Yo he w se resu ng pa t cu ar ne ex ens on a nd Sandra Massar wlll be coequested es o he w se a s ha be ha of he cus OfJl e cov ered by con ac cha ge ot wo do ars 52 00 22 wa er t~rn shed by t he A dec sons n con nee on hostesses w 1 be made and hen on Y f he o !!. r ct may be used for w th he rna nne of ns al a on es nd cates me e accu a cy domes c co nsvmp on by he of any e-K ens on and rna n membe r s of h s enance th ereof sha ema n n w h n th e t m s of J percenl cus ome 12 Whe e a me e ha s ceased hou se ho d and emp oyees on y he exc us ve con t o of he or me e read ng The custome sh a not sel or 0 s c and such ex ens on 0 reg .s te Th e T endhon cou d not be obta ned the g ve he wa e o any o her sha be he P ope Y of he s bu a cco d ng o D s c and no o he P.e son quan y of w~ er consumed for pe son code 23 Ea ch cus omer sha gr~ n sha have any gh t t e or b 1 ng pu pose w I be based 2 Fu y ns u a ed upon an ave age of he pr or s x 0 convey o sha cause o be nte es he en J Large c ose s 6 m on hs consump on and 9 an ed o conveved o he 25 The 0 s c ma y etuse 4 S orm doo s & se " ce t o per sons no he cond tons of wa e se v ce w nd ows p esent y a cus omer whe n n 5 2x6 af e s he op n on of he 0 s r c the 6 Coppe p urn Located on State Route No 160 awh~chE:~: capac y of the fa c es w no b ng pe m t !!oUC h se v ces Corporation Ltmtt tn Vtnlon Ohto a 7 Nea yanac 26 D str c may vary f om ond Pubhc Auctton Stgns these u es by wr ten 8 Pr ces s a a g eement w h a n y bu k cus omer whose annua wa e so16 500 on rfj,•~ com00 ptete con sump on exceeds 250 000 move o ga ons oft he c r cv ms ances Mode 23 1 bu ab d ng by he gene a n en of hese r egu a ons w h conc!J r rence of F" a me rs Home Desgn212 Adm n s ~ on 27 These u es may be K nu Dlllll" changed or amended a a 211 • regular meet no of the boa d o a a spec a mee ng ca ed to Part a L st ng 9 p ece Wooden 0 n g Room Su te w th h!l pu pos e The sa d mee ng Ch na Cab net Tab le & B Cha rs w th Buffet to match sha eq u e a no ce n w ng Couch Van t es Chests of D awers Dresse s Half & o a 1 boa d m em be s n no Tw n Beds Oak L b ary Tab e Oak Washstand Maytag ess ha n 5 days ega d ng FOR OUR NEW STORE IN POMEROY ch!l hge of sa d ul es Round Tub washe Band Saw w th Motor R V Na 28 Com p an s may be made IEIIIODM 2 I GlOOM J Kegs Stone Jars 0 d Books Old Do Is Sp a Legged fll& ~~~­ Open For lnspectoon o the ope a or of he sys em I II Appl cants should b e neal n appearance Stand Table o shes & G assware Ant ques and Colle<: and may be appea ed o he SAT &SUN - IT05PM tors It ems other tems too num erous to menton Terms fr endly personal ly and have abtl ly n ba s c Boa d o D r ec ors of he Cash - Lunch w II be served 5 r ct w h n en 0 days D mathemat cs 29 Th s eso u on sha ake 44 X 24 MODEL 331 effec and be n fo ce f om and FT UPPER LEVEL BUILT BY B&k EXCAVATING 1031 SQ af er ts da e of passage STARTING RATE $1 85 Per Hour Passed and adop ed by he 20711 SQ FT TOTAC c VING AREA SALES REPRESENTATIVE MRS. STELLA GUY, OWNER Board of 0 recto of Lead ng Approxtmately 15 to 30 Hours Per CreeK. Conse r v an cy D s r c Ru lan d Oh o on May 10 973 VINTON OHIO Week J!lck W C sp Assoctates Helen L Teaford Gordon B Teaford p es dent AUCTIONEERS Kenneth Swaon ATTEST APPLY Ohto Bureau of Employment Servtce PHONE 992-3325 DakryHI A,,'boanh Gall polls Oh o E..,. e yn C Young Oa 443 2nd Ave Galltpohs 0 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY OHIO 0 256 "'7 Ac ng Sec e a Y EQUAL HOUSING 682 7495 DENTS (Sea NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCI Many othe F oor Plans Ava able OPPORTUNIT ES 1 Opportun ty Employer An 5 22 29 3 c 6 SYSTEM con nectsepa on oa epewale m t supp ng same of any v o p em ses wh ch rece ve wa e fro m hewh D c n tanyn ma nne ch stmay esu co n am nat on o he wa e supp y owned by he Lead ng c eek Conse vancy D s r c g Non paymen ol b s 5 Any cus ome de s ng o d sc on nue hewaerservce o h s prem ses to any e~son mu st g ve not ce o d scon t nuance n wr ng a t he bus ness of ce of he water work s s ystem o he w se he cus om e sha re m a n ab e fo water used and se v ce a rende ed by he D st c un I sa d not ce s ece ved by he o s r ct 6 e sand not ces re a t ng o the c wof bema he busedness of lhe ocondu s r ct a he c. us omer a t he address sed on th e appl ca on un ess a change of add ess has been f ed n wr 1 ng a he bus ness off ce of he 0 s ct and he D s c sh a no t othe w se be respons b e to de ve y of any b or no ce no w th e c us omer be exc uses f om AJfr"cJ RIGGS USED CARS Socm/ NoleS MOBILE HOMES DOUBLE WIDES SAYRE HARDWARE SPECIAL Kingsbury Homes YARP SALE SALES SERVICE '25' TRENDHOMES by NATIONAL PUBLIC AUCTION iiiiii• SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1973 Big Capac tv Mavtag Automatics 2 speed operat on Cho ce of water em p s Auto wa er eve cont rol L nt F Iter or Power F n Ag tater Per'lna Press Mavtag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes w th gen e even heat No hot spots. no overdr y ng F ne Mesh L nt F Iter We Specilltte In MAY TAG USED CARS 72 Chev Capnce Cpe , v-roof, a1r ---- 13495 72 Chev Nova Clupe, V-8, auto ----- '2395 72 Buick Sk~ark HT Cpe V-roof air___ '3495 Your Right to Know dOd ue STOP BY AND SEE OUR REGATTA SPECIALS Pomeroy Ohto ·- -- -- Radlato Service E LNA and SE WING MACHINES Repa r se rv ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc Tho Daily Sentmel Middleport P001eroy 0 June 15 1973 EXPERIENCED FOR LEASE THE DAILY SENTINEL . It Musf Be Roght For Your Mobile HomeLando-No Down Payment m Obituary Spec1al st Wheel Alignment n- Starting at 10:30 AM. PART TIME CLERK POSITIONS GROCERY - MODEL HOME LOCATED 1 MILE N OF FIVE POINTS ON RT 7, POMEROY, 0 PRODUCE "' -=-=-----· ------- VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER �10-The DaUy Sentl!x> Middleport • neroy 0 June 15 1973 , Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results. WANT ADS INFORMATION DEADL I NES s P M;...Dav B~fore Pub cat on GUN Shoot Foctory choked & Monoey De-ad ne 9 a m hand choked guns Forked Cancellat on Correct ons. Run Sportsman Club Svnday NotiU' W I be acceplt'd unt I 9 a m fo Oay of Publ ca on REGUit,.ATIONS Thtt Publ sher rese ves the Jvne 17 \2 noon 6 u 3tc Nota KOSCOT SPECIALS for June include Family Suntan Oil Spray and Jr Faclat Mask Also with a purchase of e ther AfterShave or Elecfr c: Pre Shave-by Koscof you r'eceive a Kleans ng Kream free Phone Helen Jane Brown 992 Sn3 6 1 He sale For Lost ONE new truck tire 900 x 20 KNAPP shoes 10 pet to 28 pet Goodyear Shelguard off on 16 styles. Order now roughtred Lost on Rt 7 north Supply limited Phone 992 of Chesh re Reward 6 1~ 3tc For Rent 5324 Business Services s JO...tfc -:--:--,.---,---;:----:-- VETERANS to edt or re 1ect any ads HOURS for plac ng applications (2) Ele<:frolux Sweepers deluxe n the Personnel Department model Complete w th all MOBILE HOME space n clean ng attachments and Holzer Med cal center are Syracuse Phone 992 6329 from900to1100am 200to uses paper bags Sl ghtly used 12 Years 10 75 A P R 6 7 ttc 00 p m on Tvesday but cleans and looks I ke new 4 YARD SALE Many useful RATES for Your Wednesdey and Thvrsda(. w 1 sell foo- S37 25 cash or Hems. Frances Mor"rls For Want Ad Serv ce PRIVATE meet ng room for 6 145 c terms available Phone 992 5 cen s per Word one nsert on Racine Oh o any organ zatlon phone 992 M n mum Charge 75c 7755 6 13 31p J915 12 ctnts per word three YARD sa e Monday Tuesday 6 14 61c 3 1 tfc consecut ve nsert on$ Wed June 8 19 and 20 9 OANCE Friday & Sal nights 10 8 cents per word s x con am to 5 pm Whte house Quahfy Today Call ALMA Ohl nqer house and ot p m till 2 p m Shenang secut ve nsert ons 5 ROOM house tr mmed n green beh nd on Lynn Place M ddleport Springs Mvsl c by Gvy 25 Per Cen D scounl on pa d Col\ 992 6329 Sha n s Store n Antlqu ty Qh o w II be sold to the aas and ads pad w th n 0 days Thoma Toby Young and 304-485-3809 6 13 3tc 6 15 2tc h ghest b dder Tuesday June CARD OF THANKS Larry Hubbard 19 1973 at 10 00 a m at the & OBITUARY Choose your own home from 6 u 31c AIR Cond 11oned sleeping room $ 50 fo 50 word m n mum YARD SALE - Smalley·s G fl off ce of J B 0 Br en At your AREA DEALER Each add t anal word 2c Twin beds aval able Monday Shop Chester Ohio Monday RUMMAGE torney 100 2 Court Street sole Coats BLIND ADS Phone 992 5440 and Tuesday June 18 and 9 Pomeroy for not tess than the Build ng Middleport Thurs Add t anal 2Sc Cha ge per 6 1431p Clothes d shes some an appra sed va lue of $2 .500 00 day Fr day and Sat June Adve t semen! t ques etc O~FICE HOURS u 15 and 16 Women s 2 MOBILE homes w th gas and For further nformat on call POMEROY 6 15 2tc 2120 8 JO a m o 5 00 p m Oa y AuKII arr of Veterans air codlt on ng and pat o 6 14 4tc 8 30 a m Ia 2 00 Noon Memor a Hospital HOME AUTO sa urday Albert H II Racine phone YARD sale Fr ida y and 6 13 3lp 949 2261 Saturday Lark ns Street HANGING baskets com 992 2094 6 2 ~t c Rutland Oh o b nation pots and f led porch THE RUTLAND Amer con 606 E Matn Pomeroy 6 \5 1tc boxes wh te p nk and red Leg on Post 467 will sponsor a TRAILER Browns Traer MURL TAYLOR 8J of Rt 1 geran urns begonias f sh ng derby - trout bass Long Bottom Oh o d ed at h s Park M nersv I e Phone 992 petun as Coleus Z nn as ca tf stl Saturday and Sunday urts lawn res dence Thursday evening 3324 Dianthus Snapdrag_ons June 6 17 beginning af 5 after a long llness aerators. lawn rollers and 6 12 ttc and Ageratlum Cleland Far m a m each day at the Rut and He was born n Ross seeder spreaders to ftt all and Greenhouse E Main Leg on Farm Beech Grove County Oh o son of the late sues of garden tractors and FURNISEO 4 room apartment Rae ne Gera d ne Cleland Road James and E 1za Waterman ndmg mowers Mason Phone 773 51.:17 6 41fc 6 13 31p Tay or He was a member of Reyno ds Apartment Stop In and See Our - - - ---'-the Keno Chr stlan Church 6 12-6tp NEW Huffy Rid ng Mower 8 Floor Display and a grange member for PUBLIC AUCT ON June 16 26 Never used Price h p many years 1973 1 00 p m Hayward TWO troller lots n M ddleporl $300 Used Huffy R ding He s surv ved by three B ssell Farm Bashan Keno 2 duplex n Bradbury phone Mower 7 h p 26 Pr ce $200 Pomeroy OhiO daughters Mrs Russet! ASK US ABOUT Rd 2 m es from Rt 248 on before 6 p m 992 5693 E ther one to se ll Te ephone Phone 992 2975 (leova) Cl ne Mrs Kenneth County Rd 28 Signs posted on 6-11 5tc 142 5 62 PRE FABRICATED (lenora l Davis and Mrs day of sa le Hand Tools 6 14 3lp Jun or ( H Ida) Hunt of Long Open 8 a m to 5 30 P m Power tools electric fan s Bottom by 12 grandch ldren e lectr c 1 ghts power mower ALL ELECTRIC - Ike new 3 69 PLYMOUTH Fury I P S Monday thru Thursday 8 rooms with large b th 1 great grandch ldren and a m lo 8 p m Fr day and med c ne cab nets Chr stmas P B A r good tires Only Electr c wall oven tab E top several n eces and nephews Safvrday decorat ons sink with cab net $1 000 Phone 992 2042 alter 3 ranc;;"" large closet located on He was preceded n death co mpartments electr c pm E Mil n Sf Pomerov Suo tn by h s w fe Elizabeth n 1964 SPECIAL Yard Sa e on con refr gerator gas range 6 4 6tc apprec ate Ph Gal ipol s Bu1ltto Your Specs and one son two grand struct on equ pment -1 1750 L verpool double bar 446 9539 vered to Job S te Del ch dren and two s sters watt portable generator 1 10 rei 12 gauge shotgun 9 PASSENGER Olds 5 29 tfc 966 Sadly m ssed by h s fam lies n sa b e saw 1 tra ns f new large lot new lades mob le V st a C user 69 000 6 15 lip set of 20 ft alum mum ex shoes o ld alka seltzer Bot actua m es a r rad o etc 3 AND 4 ROOM furn shed and tens on adders screw tacks ttewood old batt es d s hes 992 2936 unfurn shed apa tme nts and hydraul c tacks dry wa I vases electr c sk ll ets metal 6 14 3tc MATERIALS CO Ph one 992 5434 tools ceram c tools P pe bed t v set d amond stick 773 5554 Ma son W Va 4 12 ttc IN LOVING memory of our dyes approx matel Y 100 pin and many other Items toe husband brother father pieces sma ll hand tools A I numerous to menti on ONner SPRING SPECIALS grandfather and great 2 BEDROOM mob le home a sa les w II be cash Earl R Hayward Blsse 1 Terms g andfather Or s Gaul. who co nd t oned Rae ne a ea Werner res dence Bradbury Cash not respons ble for 5 ROOM house w tn oarn on passed away June 15 1966 1 to 6 p m Saturday June 16 ace de nts Auct o neer Phone 'J92 6329 large ot n upper end of Another year has passed and 5 21 tfc 1 6 10 6tc Roger Ha yman Phone 949 Syracuse Large att c out gone 2828 bu ld ngs $7 000 Ca I 949 2595 J.a Carton And this one makes It seven FABRIC INN Hundreds of 6 13 31p before 2 30 p m or any time How oft we th nk of by gone Set Up 134 95 yards of polyester daub e . , - - - - -- - :- - - on weekends days kn ts IQwest p ces pass GUN SHUO 1 Fr day 7 30 WANTED - OLD UPRIGHT 6 4 12tc The love we shared together school at Tuppers Pia ns go .:1 pm Factory choked guns PIANOS Any cond ton Your pass ng left an empty vo d miles turn left onto county only Assorted meats 1 4~ R IVER f ontage on Oh o R ver Pay ng $ 0 each F rst floor No one on earth can f I rd 50 then 1 m e Phone 378 Refreshments served Ra ci ne only Wr te g1v ng d rect ons across from Pome oy on West In Carton But we w II carry on unt I 6276 Gun Club Panos P 0 Box Box 188 V rgin aS de R ght n center Set up $54 95 6 13 31p There co mes that glad 6 13 3tc Sard s Ohio 43946 of Regatta sandy beach tomorrow POMEROY 6 0 6lp shade water and e lectr c ty I And loved ones meet on yonder 9 .. _ Jack W Carsey Mgr have two lots surveyed 100ft shore ~ Phone 991 2181 OL D Fu n ture oak lables w de at low water level 450ft SPINETConsoe Pano Where pa ns and sorrow comes SOMEONE TO f II and sod s x to ra I road tracks 87 ft w de brass bed s Wooden ce boxes Wanted respons be party to sunken graves Wells no never or cam p ete HANGING at ra road tracks The lots d shes baskets com take over sp net p ano Ea sy There God re gns supreme upon Cemetery Norfh of households W te M D are a cleaned and mowed b nat on pots and f I ed porch terms Can be seen loca ly Harr so nv le Must H s Throne M le Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o off Marlon Reynolds Mason boxes wh te p nk and red Wr te Cred t Manager P 0 Sadly m ssed by h s w fe guuarantee work Wr te ca 992 6271 W Va 773 S 47 Reyno ds g e ran ums begon as Box 276 She byv le lnd ana Marlon (Welch) Hayman and tam y Flower Shop 5 13 tf c petun as co eus z nn as 461 76 6 15 lie 1889 Case Road Columbus 6 13 61p d anthus snapdragons and 6 15 21p Ohio 43224 agerat urn Cle and Farm and - - - - - - WANTED - Used mere hand se 6 10 61p - for auct on We buy we Greenhouse E Ma n Rae ne NEW RANCH HOME - 1 acre - - - --'--lot C ty wate A well Gera ld ne Cle and se whole houseful or s ngle HOUSEKEEPER needed Fred WE WISH to take this op des gned house p an by W G co ns gnment or 6 3 lfc p eces C Kesterson Phone 992 6668 portun iy to tl'lank the Doctors DRIVE A LITT~E SAVE A Best Homes consis t n~ of perce ntage We w II hau end Nurses and all the staff at LOT Refr gerators sq 6 13 61p arge I v ng room w th d n ng Phone 992 3354 Hayman s Holzer Hasp tal for all of the r door ate models others 6 5 301c L 3 bedrooms n cl ud ng k ndness n the s ckness and from $19 95 auto washers master bedroom w th tu 7 ROOM house w th bath n death of our father Murl $45 elect gas d yers S35 bath a large 32 x 11 com ACREAGE NEAR POMEROY Rut and a r cond toned Taylor Want to thank Rev gas e ec ranges clothes b nat on k tchen faml y room OR MIDOLEPORT WITH OR carpeted gas furnace d sh CHARLIE a young frisky Cl fford Sm th for h s con closets d nettes maple oak and 2 ful baths Under ma n WITHOUT HOUSE PLEASE washer daub e oven range border coil e needs country sol ng words Also want to chrome ROUNO OAK floor s a full basement or WRITE Box 729 F co The double garage large carport home Call Athens 593 8155 thank all of our friends and TABLES 3 4 5 pc bedr oom lower evel wh ch can be Oa y Sent nel s tat ng 4 acres cleared and fenced 6 15 6tc ne ghbors for the r donat ons su tes old chest of drawers f n s hed f des red To make descr pt on and owest se I ng sma I ba n "'nd other --~--of food flowers and money dressing tables SPECIAL th s a completely qual ty pr ce AKC Toy Pood e pupp es $75 bu ld ngs Phone 614 742 6834 Your kindness w II never be FOR DAD - v nyl recliners home a full 2 ca garage s 6 5 61p and S85 Al so Siamese k tten s 5 30 tfc fabric sw ve rockers $65 forgotten ncluded F nan c ng arranged $ o Phone 256 6247 Kenne s -----~ Daughters and Fam I es {Cash only at this pr ce no w th low down payment Fo NO Copper 54c rad ators of Ca houn MODERN 6 room 1 f oor pan 6 15 lip ayawaysl NEW FUR deta Is and an ap a 28c brass 20c batter es 85<: 5 20 3otc home w th detachable N ITURE - I v ng room su tes po ntment to see home ca l each c ean d y roots G n garage All newly panted S139 95 ., ,.h sets $16 95 9 992 5976 or Columbus col seng $52 lb yellow root $4 POODLE pupp es Toy A K c Located on n ce level lot 50 x x 12 sha~ ::~:. oval fringed eel 235 1996 mayapple 45c per lb M A Choco ate - Show qua ty 120 at 619 Page St M d $49 95 9 x 12 Thrtrtex 6 3 tfc Hal Reedsv lie Oh o 378 Ph one 992 5443 dleport Ohio For further I noleums $6 98 Kuhl s Aor Condtlooners 6249 5 23 tfc deta Is contact Dav d R Barga n Center at caution 5 6 lfc Awmngs Yates 23 Grandv ew Road ghl Rt 7 Tuppers Pia ns Cambr dge Oh o 43725 Open everyday EXCEPT Underptnmng 6 15 tfc MONDAY, 6 10 6tc 1969 CHEVROLET truck w lh Comp ete mob le hom e cheater axle 14 dump COAL L mestone Exce c; o HOUSE for sale by owne 3 se v ce p us g gant c body Pr ced to se I Call 992 REGISTERED 3 year o d bedrooms new furnace roof Sa t Works E Ma n St display of mob le homes 5951 Tennessee Walker - stall on Pomeroy Phone 992 3891 and w r ng Wall to wall always ava lable at 6 12 61p 992 3518 car peting a ge of carport 4 12 If 6106tc Look for ron fence n front 1972 FORD Grand Torino V nyl E08 MAIN MILLER 973 - Z g Zag sewing mach ne and pine trees n s de yard top Air Cond toned V 8 Th s mach ne darns em 1 - BEAGLE purebred temale Contact Mr E don Walburn POMEROY Engine p s & B Call anv bro ders overcasts button MOBILE HOMES pup Phone 985 3565 230 Un on Avenue Pomeroy t me - 949 5081 holes A I w thout at 6 13 21p Oh o Phone 992 2805 NOW SEE THIS 6 14 12tc tachments Pay balance of 1220 Washmgton Blvd L ke new k tchen ha s lots of 6 13 tfc S3B 50 or pay $5 per month BELPRE 0 4217521 IMITATION leather baby cab nets and range 2 n ce Call 992 5331 shoes hand sewn S ze 1 2 & 1969 CHEVROLET Chevelle bedrooms lots of closets 6 10 tfc 3 Phooe 773 5313 good cond t on V 8 Eng ne d n ng room bath full 1969 Vendale mob le home 2 Phone 992 2572 6 3 31p basement hardwood floors bedrooms porch awn ng and 6 15 3tc JUST taken In 1973 stereo r'ad o steps Alum num under 1.:1 FOOT wood Walnerlne boat --~--ots of stone and awn ngs 2 comb with 8 track tape Take p nn ng 8 ft extens on air over payments of $7 55 per car garage JUST $14 000 00 steer ng wheel part a ~ond tloned and d shwasher month or pay balance of A LOT FOR confrols 3 seats $100 Call $1 500 00 Phone 773 5<165 $99 50 Call 992 533 A LITTLE 7735640 6 11 4lc 6 10-6tc 6 13 31p EXCELLENT opportun ty In 5 room frame 3 bedroom s toea reta I sales open for Bath Lots of t le and CASH pad for a makes and FORD BALER - w lh motor right man Prefer mature EXCELSIOR Salt Works E pan e ng So me new models of mob le homes person - 30 40 years of age Main St Pomeroy A k l'lds extra good cond t on Contact p umb ng w th new hot water Phone area code 614 423 953 w th some background In of salt water pellets water Kenneth Hart ey Phone 992 tank Ut lty room Parches 4 13 tfc reta ling but w II consider nuggets block salt and own 6320 Veteran w th In serv ce Leve l lot in good location Ohio R ver Salt Phone 992 6 13 6lc cler ca sto ekee p ng or 3891 $5 000 00 warehous ng ex.per ence 6 5 tfc BUSINESS ROOM AM FM stereo rece ved w th CRIB mattress and umper Reply In conf dence to Box --:-:---:-,-----:---:--:-:bu1lt n 8 track tape player 4 n good locat on Love ly 3 walker Phone 992 7288 729 C c o The Dally Sent nel MOBILE Home for sale 12 x 60 speaker sound system bedroom apartment over 6 12 3tc Pomeroy Oh o w th expando camp etely Balance $106 99 or use our :t baths 0 n ng roo m 6 14 Jlp furn shed carpet ng air budget terms Ca I 992 3965 tchen w th 20 ft of cab ne\ K 2 USED chain saws Pomeroy cond t oned 50 ft pat o large 6 10 61c space Hardwood t oars al E Ma n Home & Auto ot 592 1753 Athens COOK wa tress and carhop Pomeroy phone 992 2094 ca peted Central hot water 6 15 7tc app y n pe son Crows Steak 6 12 3tc HOODS AQUARIUMS f sh heat and a r cond A m ost House and supp es new ocat on DON T pump your slugg_ sh new PLEA SE NO PHONE Ash Street M ddleport near 1964 HARLEY Dav dson full sept c tank Get Klean ~m CA LLS ON THI S ONE park Phone 992 5443 dress - 74 - A 1 condton All Sept c Tank C eaner 1 71fc QUALlF $30 000 00 $1 150 00 Phooe 985 3912 after Landmark Farm Bureau FAMILY HOME 4 30 p m Pomeroy 5 bedrooms D n ng room Father s Day Spec al New 6 2 31p 6 15 lip lots of cab nets 1 2 baths sw vel rockers n velvet - 4 arge reel ners in v nyl Only K tchen has about 30 ft SHOWALTER s Wet Pet 5 ROOM house bath basement $69 96 cash and carry ca binets doub e sta nl ess Chester Oh o summer gas heat 2\ots S 0 Busk rk Pomer oy Recovery 622 E c lea rance f ve tanks of 341 Page Street M ddleport stee s nk Very a rge v ng Ma n St Phone 992 7554 assorted f sh at 5 for $1 wh le Phone 992 3487 room 2 large g assed po 6 7 8tc BAR MAl D apply n person H they last WI be open days 9 6 15 3tp ches A I s torm doors a nd a m to 9 p m except on Ho Bar Middleport Equal w ndows Ga age & carport GROCERY bus ness for sa e opportun ty emp oyer Thursday and Fr day 4 p m CLOSE OUT on (4) New zig zag $1280000 Bu ld ng fo sa le or lea se to930pm 6 6 6lc sew ng mach nes For sew ng 2 YEARS OLO Phon e 773 56 8 f om 8 30 p m ---:~-::c-c-:-=:-----:-:6 4 111p stretch fabr cs b(Jtfonholes Wonde ful locat on 3 large to 10 p m for appo ntment EXPERIENCED wa tress fancy des gns etc Pa nt bedrooms walk In Qoub e wanted Apply in person 1970 HONDA 350 Motorcycle 3 20 tfc s lghtly blem shed Choice of Call 985 4240 after 5 p m King s Arms Kn ght Club c osets Bath with s hower carryl ng case or sew ng 6 11 3tp 6 13 31c stand. $4 80 cash or terms t le etc The kitchen s a ava lab e Phone 992 7755 house w fe s drea m Range 2 ovens 30 f1 ot cai:M nets ref D n ng room double OFFICES SWEPT g ass d oors o concrete pat o Large I v ng ro om w th SACRAMENTO Call! A htgh volume Ashland t replace Ut lty com (UPI) Cahforma Gov Serv1ce Sta located m Basement Level ot OOx 20 Ronald Reagan satd Monday Mtddleport 0 Patd $23 000 00 that his offices are gtven HAVE YOU OR OTHERS tratntng excellent opp TRIED TO SELL YOUR electromc sweepo to detect to become your own PROPERTY • CANT JUST 1-- hidden eavesdroppmg devices boss YOU GIVE US A TRY NO Reagan made the diSclosure SALE NO CHARGE durmg a questton.and-answer PH. 992-5221 HENRY R CLELAND pertod wtth pohttcal sctence BROKER Ham toiSp m 992 2259 students from the College of F 11ngs Ph 742 5979 If no answer 992 2568 Martn Kentfteid Gahf r Qh deemed ob e c t ana The pvbl sher w not be espans be fo mo e than one ncorrect nse I on BANK FINANCING - - -- - - - - -- -- & ------ OFFICE SUPPLIES FURNITURE GRAVELY T.RACTOR SALES WOOD TRUSSES HOGG & ZUSPAN - -----In Memory Real Estate For Sale SABRE TILLER 3lh HP 129 95 Wanted To Buy TURF TRIM MOWERS 3 HP 95 Mus1cal Instruments - ------o-- Wanted - - - -- - - Card of Thanks For Sale Real Estate For 5ale Pets For Sale - -- - - -- Mobile Homes For Sale Auto Sales For Sale - ----- ------- ------ t.:~~~J Help Wanted ------- For Sale ------ We talk to you like a person. WMP0/1390 ON YOUR DIAL WANTED CARRIER IN MASON, W. VA or we Will tf Right LET US HELP YOU Roof ng Roof Paanttng Spouting P l umbing Remodeling Complete Bu tdmg V nyl & Alum num Sdmg PHONE 992 2SSO 8 4 30 Da ly 8 12 Sat In the R H Raw I ngs Sans Bu ld ng 992 2101 M ddleport 0 ALL-WEATHER SEPTIC tANKS CLEANED DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Have your T V P cture Tube Restored As Good As New R ght In Your Hom e Guaranteed for 6 Mo Coior-530 00 Black & WhJte-$1 5 oo JOHNSON'S TV. 949 3151 Ractne Ohto EXPERT Wheel A11gnment '5.S5 On Most Amer can Cars - GUARANTEEDPhone 992 2094 Pomeroy Home & Auto Open 8 T \5 Monday thru Saturday 606 E Mam Pomeroy 0 PHONE 992 2156 i I Mtddleport 0 N 2nd Ave 24 HOUR SERVICE MODERN SANITATION JOHN TUCKER Rt 4 Pomeroy 0 992 3954 F om the laroest Truck or Bulldo ~er Rad ator to the !>rna est Heater Lore Nathan Brggs Rad ator Specialist SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. Ph "'992 2174 Pomeroy Wh te Sewing 0 DEL L WHEEL AI gnmenl oc ated at Cross oads Rt 124 N\ach nes Serv ce on a I now back to work Complete makes Reasonable rates front end service tune up and Th e Sew ng Center M d brake serv ce Wheels dlepo t Oh o balanced electron ca ly A I work guaranteed Reasonab e WILKINSON Small Eng ne rates Phone 742 3232 Sa es & Serv ce 810 3rd St 2 18 tfc M dd eport Lawn mower repa r Free p ckup and READY MIX CONCRETE delivery Phon e 992 3092 Al so de vered ght t o your - Br ggs and Stratton and pro ect Fast and easy F ee Tecu mcee part s es mates Phon e 992 3284 6106tc Goeg e n Rea d y M x Co M ddlepotl Oh o DOZER and back hoe wor k 6 30 lfc pond s and sept c tan ks d t ch ng se rv ce top so f II d t SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED mestone B& K Excavat nQ REASONABLE rates Ph 4<16 Phone 992 5367 or 992 3861 4782 Ga I po s J ohn Russe ll 9 fc Ovmer and Operator 5 2 tfc SEPT IC TANKS AROBIC SE WAGE SYSTEMS CLEANED REPAIRED C BRADFORD Auct oneer M L LER SA NITATION Comp ete Service STEWART OH 10 PH 662 Phone 949 382 3035 Rae ne Oh o Cr tt Bradford 10 4 tfc AUTOMOB LE nsurance been cance ed? Lost your operator s cense? Ca l 992 2966 6 15 lfc G& t: Appl ance Repa r repa r on a I laundry equ pment efr gerat on equ pment and hou se w ng weld ng e lectr c and gas Cal 992 3802 or after 4 30 p m call 992 6050 5 24 301p WILL TRIM or cut trees or shrubbery Also pa nt roofs Phone 9.:19 322 6 3 30tc HOUSE and roof Pa nt nq n er or and exter or free es ma es ca l 992 7008 o 992 2460 5 21 301p AUTO AIR cond ton ng Ser v ce and repa r Call 992 3802 5 24 301p EXCAVATING Dozers arge and sma l Backhoes and loaders on track and t res Dump t uc ks Lo boy se r v ce Sept c tanks n s fa ed George ( B I ) Pull ns phone 991 2478 or 992 7402 2 9 lfc HARRISON S TV ser v ce and serv ce ca lls Phone 992 2522 2 9 lfc DUE to tab transfer must se I home 3 bedroom total e ectr c large ot F H A approved Syracuse Phond 992 7836 5 25 tfc EXCAVATING dozer loader a nd bac khoe work se pt c tanks nsta ed dump trucks a nd o boys fo h re w II haul f I d rt top so I I mestone and gravel Cal Bob or Roger Jeffe s day pbone 992 7089 n ghf phone 992 3525 or 992 5232 2 1 tfc FARM for sale 77 acres of land pasture fru t trees water tap pad nece ssar y farm bu d ngs 5 room house w th bath carpet ng and pane I ng Call 992 7304 Hyse I Run Road 6 13 6tc SEE US FOR Awn nQ s storm doo s and w ndow s ca ports ma quees a um num s d ng and ra lng A Jacob sales repre se ntat ve For free est mates phon e Cha les L s e Syracuse V V Johnson and Son Inc 3 2 tfc Real Estate For Sale PUBLIC NOTICE! The Tax Books are now open for the June or Second Half Collection of the 1972 Real Estate Taxes Also tor Deltnquent Tax Clostng Date wtll be June 20 1973 Howard E Frank Me1gs County Treasurer Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY 1972 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 4 DOOR U895 new cart tie and b II of warranty covert w th brown v nyl roof t nted g lass factory a r f ont & rear gua ds rad 0 & rear speaker wh fe wailt res n ce and clean Retails at 54860 Pr ced to move 1972 RUlCK SKYLARKJ50 Sl195 4 door factory a r a utomat c transm ss on powe steer ng custom nter lor dark green f n lsh t es 1 ke new and spare never used Deluxe bumper rad 9 and many other extras Less than 13 000 m les Truly sharp 1911 CHEVROLET BLAZER 52995 4 whee l dr ve aull: I ary top lock "9 f ont hubs V 8 automat c transm ss on power stee ng & brakes loca low m leage 1 car owner adlo spare never used Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVE OPM f'llMERDW iltii O @ IrS REGATTA TIME AGAIN. 992-2174 500 ~;; Matn St Tote Bag The roomy tole bag a la\Orite lor ail seasons is especially handy for summer If there s plenty of activity a canvas ba g Is one of the most durable You w II f nd as you look back upon your 1 le that the moments that stand out are the moments wh en you have done Henr y th ngs for author (((( ... '"''~"" "'''' Dd you know Mosqu toes prefe b andes but they are not gentlemen On y fema e mosqu toes b te and they cons der the sk n of a blonde less res stant L ncoln was the only pres dent of the Un ted States whose lasl m I ta r y rank - p o to becom ng the Ch ef Execut ve - was that of a s mple pr vate n the army Pr vate L ncoln served fr om May 27 to July o 833 and h s pay was 2 L E 0 tto of cent s a day R pl ey Tennessee became the fa the of t w ns at the age of seven ty one h s twenty f rst and twenty second ch d Th rteen s cons de ed the uck est of all ome ns n Ita y Girls wear ta l smans featuring 3 as a protector from evil Pr v ate or pres dent everyone can enjoy the advantages of REFINED WATER Wh le you cannot see the mpur t es n water they are the cause of st ff laundry r ngs around the bathtt.~b and water spots on glasses and d shes Add luster to everyday v ng w th a wafer refin ng ap p ance that rem oves these harmfu sol d s Far the best protect on you lam ly can get ca ll 882 2525 PUBLIC NOTICES WILL CLOSE JUNE 15-16 nformed of the func your govern men a e em boded n pubIc no ces n ha se lf gave nment charges at c zens o be nformed h s new S.pape u ges eve y ton s' of c SO OUR EMPLOYEES MAY ENJOY 71 Olds 88 HT Sedan a1r --------'2695 70 Olds Cul HT Sedan, v-roof air---- 2495 tHE BIG BEND REGATTA WEEKEND. zen o ead and s udy hese We s ong y adv se not ces se rv ce and espec a y for any of he fo low ng re~son s (a M s ep ~sen a on n he i!IPP ca on as o he prope Yo t xtures to be s upp ed o use o be made of w~te b Fa u e o repor o he D s r ct add ton o he P ope Y PUBLIC NOTICE o f x ures o t he su pp es o Pursuan o he p ov s ons of add on a use o be made of Sec on 6 0 19 A Oh o Rev sed Code the fol ow ng wa ce Resa e o g v ng away of Rues and Regu la ons a e wa er except ha an n hereby pub l shed con~orated v laqe wh ch s a LEADING CREEK bulk cus ome may rese wa e CONSERVANCY DISTRICT o s nhab an s R utlilnd Oh o d Waste or m suse of wa e due o mproper or mpertect RULES AND REGULATION se v ce p pes and or t xtu res RESOLUTION fa ure o keep sl'll m e n or A RE SOLUT ON PROV 0 NG su tab e state of repa FOR THE RULES e Tamper ng w th me e REGULAT O N S AND CO N me e seal se v ce o va ves 0 TONS O F SERV CE OF or perm t ng such am pe ng THE LEAD NG CREEK by o hers CONSERVANCY D STR CT t Co nn ect on c oss hose c 11\:!ns seek ng turthe nto m.;. on o exe c se he r gh o access o pub c records and pub c mee ngs RUTLAND ME GS COUNTY OH 0 WATERWORKS preva ng du ng he per od In wh ch he mele fa ed o eg s e 3 Wa er for bu d ng o cons rue on pu poses w be furn shed by me e measu remen on y af e su ab le depos has been made he m n rn um depos be ng twen y t "e do a s $25 00 an d he amount o be dete m ned by th e 0 s r c depend ng upon the s ze of he cons ru e on wo k co n emp a ed and a wa er to bu d ng o con s uct on purposes as se t to h n the perm mus pass hrough one rtnd he same me er Wa e so supp e d sha be d scha rged h ough a hose o p pe d ect y upon ma era o be wet o n o a barrel o o her con a ner and n no case upon he ground o nto he st earns oadway 0 RUTLAND FURNITURE R~~~~~:et 741 4211 Arnold Grate Rutland 69 CAMERO RALLY SPORT 2 DR. H.T. 4 SPEED REAL NICE '1595 72 VEGA-~~-~~~-----!1795 70 HORNEl~~~!~~--~1095 70 OPEL KADETTE ____!1095 69 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr power air ---'1695 69 Olds 88 HT Sedan, full pow, air ---'159~ 69 Mercury Montego 4 Door, ll-8 auto._. '1295 68 Chevrolet Impala HT ----------'1295 68 Chevelle 2 Dr HT V-8, auto , PS ___ '1495 1 68 Dodge Pol 4 Door HT --------- 795 2 DR REAL NICE 71 VEGA --~!P.!~~----!1595 69 COMET_~-~~~-~~o__s1095 69 FORD FALCON ______s995 ST WAGON 6 CYL AUTO 65 JEEP._________ sll95 67 Olds 98 Town Sed, power & air ---~795 66 Buick uSabre 4 Door a1r ------· '695 67 Olds 98 HT Sed v-roof a1r - -----'795 Nii __ 59 Ford lf2 ton, V8 std trans.------ 495 4 WHEEL DRIVE AI wNDITION 1 65 DODGE ST.ftAGQN__s595 Karr & VanZandt You II L ke Our Quai lly Way of Do ng Busmess 992 5342 GMAC FINANCING 65 FORD -~~~T~~~~~I!.---~595 68 CHEVY WAGON _____ !695 POMEROY Open Evenmqs Unltl6 00- TtiS p m Sat 14 onab The De st eas e toct sshao emake m naa e ·------------~~~~~----. .- ...- . . . . . n ter upton of serv ce an d Pomeroy U M Churc h on when suc h n e up t on s occu Monday evemng June 18 with WHEREAS LEAD NG w endeavo o ees ab sh ~ CREEK CON SE RVANCY se v ce w h t he s hor es a potluck meal to be se rved ut 0 STR CT Ru an d Me gs poss be delay Whenever he Ail Meigs County Coun y Oh o he e nat er ca ed se v ce s n e up ed to he 7 30 D st c has undertaken o See Ray Rtggs or Roger Rtebel pu pose of wo k. ng on he h 1 tte d Coopcr a bve Partsh churches cons uct a waterwo ks d st r but on sys em 0 the Sunday Sc oo a n ance on 1 sys em an d 985 4100 s a on equpmen a con Junel0was47andtheoffermg are mvtted WHEREAS he 0 sfr Cl S sum e s ettec ed bY such n t Nma Robinson and Clara f nan c 119 he acQ u s on of he Located on St Rt 7 e up on w 1 be no ed n was $20 30 Attendance a Chester 0 wa erworks sys em pu s uant o ad va n ce wheneve s pass b e worship service was 18 wtth Follrod VISited the latter s Bond Resb u on dated March o do s o aunt Phoebe Hueston at Ltttle 13 1973 and has adop ed a 5 The o s r ct sha n no Donna Mtller speakmg from 1l schedu e of rates and cha ges he had broken mto GIUSLY FIND even be he d res pon s b e lo Cor l-6 The Subt hty of Hockmg Sunday afternoon by Reso lu t on dated May fJ NEW YORK ( UPI) A Pollee sald tlle burglar had cia m ma de aga ns by reason Mrs Genevieve Guthne 1973 o he break ng of any m a ns o Satan NOW THEREFORE be broken mto the thtrd floor se v ce p pe o by eason ot any The Homecom m g Com spent last week a t Sugar Grove telephone company operator eso ved by he Lead ng Creek ot her n er up on of he supp v h h lb t 1 1 got a call from a man who Brooklyn apartment of Anna Conse vancy D st r c t of of wa er caused by he b e~k ng mtttee wa s named as follows wtl t e De ert Yos amt Y Ru land Me gs Cou nty Oh o as one cess mach o s soppage and a ttended high school tdenttfted htmself as a burglar Van Wysock about 76 years fO OWS a ne y y epa and for no Lloyd Dtlhnger chr How ard and said he had found a old when he found her badly P operty owner o hs pe son sha be enl ted o Flanders Nma Robmson and graduabon exercises of her ~gent he e natt e r ca ed decomposed body Monday damages no have any por ion d R h d y t woman s body in an apartment customer must make wr ten 05 of a pay men efu nd ed fo a ny Olhe Atherton gra n son IC ar app cat on for water se rv ce a n err up on of se v ce wh ch n Datly VacatLon Btble School Vere Swartz wa s taken to the th e bus nes s off ce of the he op n on of he D s ct may V te M 1H !'-It 0 s r ct and sa d app ca on be deemed necessary plltns were dtscussed Plans e rans emorta osp w. n nc ud hg se v ce r ece ved 6 cus ome s hav ng bo le s were made for Father 5 Day Pomeroy Sunday for ob here under s unass gnabte by and or p essu e vesse s d tr 1m t Tw lhe cus omer rece v ng a supp y of wa e nex t Sunday servabon an ea en o 2 A aps and connec t on s o 0 the mans of he 0 sir c sha I ~~~pap~mt~~m~~c~ breq~ reJ ~ ~hoe~k vhi v~ ~n ~~ ';~se ~~~~ ~ Donna Mlller of Belpre w11l of their grandch ldren from be made by and o unPer the sa d no ce ne and a va uum va ve on he brmg the message agam next Hockmgport are staymg with d reel on and su perv son of 7 a B Is fo wa e se v ce s earn ne o p even ol ap se n te Mrs Swartz wal e works pe sonne a e due and payable at he case he wa er su pp y 1 om he Sunday as the new m nts r 3 The D st ct sha I ns a I bus ness off ce of he D str c o s c s d scon nued or n w 11 no~ be able to move unttl Mr and Mrs Clatr Woode and manta n a s expense ha any des gna ed agen on e up ed for any eason w th h and Con m of Ctrc iev llle port on of he serv ce from the orhe o date of ssue The pa st due or w thou no ce June 23 then he will be n t e m~ n o he o or easement I ne d~te sha be he en h Oth 7 The prem ses rece v ng a assis ted w1th the farm work on ON NEW nc ud ng the necessa ry ap day at er the da e of ssue B I s s upp y o wa le and a se rv ce pulpit on June 24 th W 11 am Ca rr farm f t ngs and shut off v& ve and 1 1 w 1 be da ed and ma ed on he nes me e s and f x ur es Afarewell trtbule to the Rev e he cus omer sha I ns a and f r sb o~ ea~h r; onno h pa d on o .;c hu~ ~hge :; ~ ~;edm ases's~au :s Robert Card wtll be held at the Saturday ln the evemng their ma n a n a ts pen se tha port on of he ser" ce from sa d before I he pa s due da e Sha be a easona b e hours be sub ec - - - - - - - - - - -parents Mr and Mrs Robert and o o easemen t ne o h s d de nqu en and he o nspec on by du 'I au ho zed Whtte jomed them for supper pr e m ses nc ud ng a stop and oerme s c sha serve on he em p oyees of he D s c c a pe man en ease men d p was e cock. a the end of the cus omer a wr ten f nal not ce 18 Spec a e ms and co n and gh of way ac ass eny The Clair Woodes an enm house s de of h s se v ce The of sad de nquency f a d ons may be made whee pope vowned o contra led by Carr ca lled on hts parents Mr m n mum ea h cover of he de nquen b s not pad w h n wa ter s used by the D s r c o he cus ome wh eneve sa d customers se r" ce sha I be f ve gh of way s and Mrs Chas D Woode later en (10 days atte dale of such commun tv or publ c purposes ease men o (5 fee Th e 0 str ct st}a I t na not ce the wate supp Y o such a s f re ex ngu shm en l necessa Y or he m un c P.tt on Saturday e vening and Butll by Skylrne tn Ohto dele m ne he s ze and k nd o he custo me may be d sc on pub c pa ks etc wa e ac 1 es and nes so a s serv ce o be ns al ed 9 p p ng on he p em ses o a o be abe o u n Sh se rv ce o brtefly Sunday noon as they left nued w thoul tu he not ce 4 App ca t on may be ca n 882 2S2S lx4 co nstruct on our low overhead (c Me e s w be ead cus ome mus be so ns a led he24 cus ce ed and or wa er se v ce mon h y betw een he 5 h and ha con nec on s a e co n TheornDe5 cons uc for their hom e at C rclevllle New Ha ven W Va saves you dollars P ck from our d scan t nued by t he D s r ct fo ven en y lo ca ted w th spec to ex ens ons o s water nes o Mr and Mrs WJll am Ca rr he 20th day of each month any v o at on of any ru e stock or w II order to su1t your needs 8 Whe re he wa er supp Y o a he o s c nes and mans po n s w h n s se "ce ar ea d d M egu a o n or cond I on of cu5 ome has been d sco n nu ed The custome shll p ov de a bu he D s r c sha no be and Penm an Mr an rs for non payment of de nquen place of me e ng wh ch s equ ed o meke suc h n Chas D Woode and Susan b 5 a charge oft tteen dol ars unobs rue ed and acce ss be a s al at ons un ess he cus orne s 5 oo w be made for a 1 m es The cu s orne sha pays o he 0 s c he en re Henders on s pent Sunday OPEN2 T07 PM reconnect on of wa e se v ce fu n s h and ma n an a cut off cos t of he ns a at on e"enlng wtth Mr and Mrs bu he reconnect on w I no be va lv e on h s s de of he me e AI ne ex lens on s s ha be v 7DAYSAWEEK made un atte a del nquen and he o st c w p ov de a cv denc ed by a con ac s gned Sherman He nderson and b 5 and other cha ges f any ke va ve on s s de of t he by he D s l c and he pe son Pamela owe d by th e cus omer o he me e ad vane ng fund s to sa d eK o st ct have5 been pa d 20 The custome s serv ce ens on bu each coni ac sha I Mrs Thelma Henderson la y 9 The o c eserves he ne sha 1 be ns a ed a n d be nu and vo d un ess ap I f g h 0 eques a nom na sum man a ned by lhe cus tom er a p oved by he Fa me s Hom e delega te to annua con ercnce be pa ced on depos I w h he h sown ex pen se n a safe and Adm n s a o n and o her from the Northeast Cluster o s t ct to purpose of eft cent m anne and n a c:;c ord go"e n ng bodes es abl sh ng or ma n aun ng an ce w th he D str ct rues and f etund of he adva nce s o c hurches of Me1gs County IS & ony cus omer s c edt egu a t ons and w h the be made he to ow ng me hod di u the week at the an 10 A 1 mete s sha be n egu a t on s of he s ate Boa d of sha a pp v 20 percen of he spen nl!l 5 a ed ma nta ned and Hea h o al g oss evenue ot wa e nual conference at Lakeside 200 Ya rds We st of Junction U S R:t 33 and 2 f any oss o damag e to sa es per yea o each se v ce On construclton equtpment I 1750 Watt enewed by and at he expense The WSCS will hold Jts of he o str c and the D s c he p ope y of he D s c o connec ed o he new ex ens on County Road No 18 - K ngsbury Road portable generator 1 10 m Sabre saw I reserves he gh ode er m ne any 8 c c den o n u y o pe desc bed n he ag eemen o reg ular m eet tn g Tuesday Loca lly Owned & Operated Ph 992 he s ze and ype ot me er used sons 0 prope y s cau sed by or a per od no o eJ~.ceed f ve eventng June at p m at transtt new set of 20 It alummum extensiOn 8 upon he wr en eque s esu s from he neg ge nce or year s prov ded ha t he 19 ladders screw 1acks and hydrauhc 1acks dry of any cus omer the me e w ongfu ac of the cus omer agg ega e paymen s do no the home of Eleanor Boyles at serv ng sad cus ome sha be me mbe of h s house ho d h s exceed he o a a mou n I QUICK DELIVERY wall tools ceramtc tools ptpe dyes ap es ed by the D s t c Suc h test agent or emp oyee the cos of depos ed Tuppers Phuns Mrs Boyes QUICK FINANCING proxtmately 100 pJeces small hand tools All w be made w thou cha ge o he neces!!.a y epa s o r No ef und shi!ll be made om Will be program leader a nd her he customer f he me e has ep ace men s sha l be pa d by any evenue ece ved fro m any sales wtll be cash Earl R Werner restdence not been te s ed w th n we ve he cus ome o he D s t ct and nes ead ng up o o beyond he da ughters Florence Spencer Bradbury 1 to 6 p m Saturday June 16 2 mon hs preced ng he any ab Yo he w se resu ng pa t cu ar ne ex ens on a nd Sandra Massar wlll be coequested es o he w se a s ha be ha of he cus OfJl e cov ered by con ac cha ge ot wo do ars 52 00 22 wa er t~rn shed by t he A dec sons n con nee on hostesses w 1 be made and hen on Y f he o !!. r ct may be used for w th he rna nne of ns al a on es nd cates me e accu a cy domes c co nsvmp on by he of any e-K ens on and rna n membe r s of h s enance th ereof sha ema n n w h n th e t m s of J percenl cus ome 12 Whe e a me e ha s ceased hou se ho d and emp oyees on y he exc us ve con t o of he or me e read ng The custome sh a not sel or 0 s c and such ex ens on 0 reg .s te Th e T endhon cou d not be obta ned the g ve he wa e o any o her sha be he P ope Y of he s bu a cco d ng o D s c and no o he P.e son quan y of w~ er consumed for pe son code 23 Ea ch cus omer sha gr~ n sha have any gh t t e or b 1 ng pu pose w I be based 2 Fu y ns u a ed upon an ave age of he pr or s x 0 convey o sha cause o be nte es he en J Large c ose s 6 m on hs consump on and 9 an ed o conveved o he 25 The 0 s c ma y etuse 4 S orm doo s & se " ce t o per sons no he cond tons of wa e se v ce w nd ows p esent y a cus omer whe n n 5 2x6 af e s he op n on of he 0 s r c the 6 Coppe p urn Located on State Route No 160 awh~chE:~: capac y of the fa c es w no b ng pe m t !!oUC h se v ces Corporation Ltmtt tn Vtnlon Ohto a 7 Nea yanac 26 D str c may vary f om ond Pubhc Auctton Stgns these u es by wr ten 8 Pr ces s a a g eement w h a n y bu k cus omer whose annua wa e so16 500 on rfj,•~ com00 ptete con sump on exceeds 250 000 move o ga ons oft he c r cv ms ances Mode 23 1 bu ab d ng by he gene a n en of hese r egu a ons w h conc!J r rence of F" a me rs Home Desgn212 Adm n s ~ on 27 These u es may be K nu Dlllll" changed or amended a a 211 • regular meet no of the boa d o a a spec a mee ng ca ed to Part a L st ng 9 p ece Wooden 0 n g Room Su te w th h!l pu pos e The sa d mee ng Ch na Cab net Tab le & B Cha rs w th Buffet to match sha eq u e a no ce n w ng Couch Van t es Chests of D awers Dresse s Half & o a 1 boa d m em be s n no Tw n Beds Oak L b ary Tab e Oak Washstand Maytag ess ha n 5 days ega d ng FOR OUR NEW STORE IN POMEROY ch!l hge of sa d ul es Round Tub washe Band Saw w th Motor R V Na 28 Com p an s may be made IEIIIODM 2 I GlOOM J Kegs Stone Jars 0 d Books Old Do Is Sp a Legged fll& ~~~­ Open For lnspectoon o the ope a or of he sys em I II Appl cants should b e neal n appearance Stand Table o shes & G assware Ant ques and Colle<: and may be appea ed o he SAT &SUN - IT05PM tors It ems other tems too num erous to menton Terms fr endly personal ly and have abtl ly n ba s c Boa d o D r ec ors of he Cash - Lunch w II be served 5 r ct w h n en 0 days D mathemat cs 29 Th s eso u on sha ake 44 X 24 MODEL 331 effec and be n fo ce f om and FT UPPER LEVEL BUILT BY B&k EXCAVATING 1031 SQ af er ts da e of passage STARTING RATE $1 85 Per Hour Passed and adop ed by he 20711 SQ FT TOTAC c VING AREA SALES REPRESENTATIVE MRS. STELLA GUY, OWNER Board of 0 recto of Lead ng Approxtmately 15 to 30 Hours Per CreeK. Conse r v an cy D s r c Ru lan d Oh o on May 10 973 VINTON OHIO Week J!lck W C sp Assoctates Helen L Teaford Gordon B Teaford p es dent AUCTIONEERS Kenneth Swaon ATTEST APPLY Ohto Bureau of Employment Servtce PHONE 992-3325 DakryHI A,,'boanh Gall polls Oh o E..,. e yn C Young Oa 443 2nd Ave Galltpohs 0 110 MECHANIC STREET POMEROY OHIO 0 256 "'7 Ac ng Sec e a Y EQUAL HOUSING 682 7495 DENTS (Sea NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCI Many othe F oor Plans Ava able OPPORTUNIT ES 1 Opportun ty Employer An 5 22 29 3 c 6 SYSTEM con nectsepa on oa epewale m t supp ng same of any v o p em ses wh ch rece ve wa e fro m hewh D c n tanyn ma nne ch stmay esu co n am nat on o he wa e supp y owned by he Lead ng c eek Conse vancy D s r c g Non paymen ol b s 5 Any cus ome de s ng o d sc on nue hewaerservce o h s prem ses to any e~son mu st g ve not ce o d scon t nuance n wr ng a t he bus ness of ce of he water work s s ystem o he w se he cus om e sha re m a n ab e fo water used and se v ce a rende ed by he D st c un I sa d not ce s ece ved by he o s r ct 6 e sand not ces re a t ng o the c wof bema he busedness of lhe ocondu s r ct a he c. us omer a t he address sed on th e appl ca on un ess a change of add ess has been f ed n wr 1 ng a he bus ness off ce of he 0 s ct and he D s c sh a no t othe w se be respons b e to de ve y of any b or no ce no w th e c us omer be exc uses f om AJfr"cJ RIGGS USED CARS Socm/ NoleS MOBILE HOMES DOUBLE WIDES SAYRE HARDWARE SPECIAL Kingsbury Homes YARP SALE SALES SERVICE '25' TRENDHOMES by NATIONAL PUBLIC AUCTION iiiiii• SATURDAY, JUNE 23, 1973 Big Capac tv Mavtag Automatics 2 speed operat on Cho ce of water em p s Auto wa er eve cont rol L nt F Iter or Power F n Ag tater Per'lna Press Mavtag Halo of Heat Dryers Surround clothes w th gen e even heat No hot spots. no overdr y ng F ne Mesh L nt F Iter We Specilltte In MAY TAG USED CARS 72 Chev Capnce Cpe , v-roof, a1r ---- 13495 72 Chev Nova Clupe, V-8, auto ----- '2395 72 Buick Sk~ark HT Cpe V-roof air___ '3495 Your Right to Know dOd ue STOP BY AND SEE OUR REGATTA SPECIALS Pomeroy Ohto ·- -- -- Radlato Service E LNA and SE WING MACHINES Repa r se rv ce all makes 992 2284 The Fabr c Shop Pomeroy Author zed S nger Sa es and Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors 3 29 tfc Tho Daily Sentmel Middleport P001eroy 0 June 15 1973 EXPERIENCED FOR LEASE THE DAILY SENTINEL . It Musf Be Roght For Your Mobile HomeLando-No Down Payment m Obituary Spec1al st Wheel Alignment n- Starting at 10:30 AM. PART TIME CLERK POSITIONS GROCERY - MODEL HOME LOCATED 1 MILE N OF FIVE POINTS ON RT 7, POMEROY, 0 PRODUCE "' -=-=-----· ------- VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR., BROKER �1 • • . l ~ ' • Colorful parade launches Big~ Regatta Weekend ending today 12-The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June l!i,l973 Rettie LeMaster Guardrail hit . ..Sheriff · Robert C. Har. lenbach's Dept. investigal<!d a single car accident today at 3:16 a .m. in Orange Township Rettie LeMaster 83, 139 E. on SR 7. No personal injuries Second St., Chillicothe, for were reported. merly of Meigs County, died Jimmy R. Fortune , Thursday at the ChiUicothe Nelsonville, was traveling Hospital . She was preceded in north, went ofl the highway on death by her parents. the right, back across the high- Roseberry and Mary Grinun way, going ofl on the left and Taggart, and a sister. striking a guardrail. There was surviving are three heavy damage to the left side daughters, Dorothy Auld, of the vehicle. No citation was Anaheim, Calif.; .Shirley issued. ... Grimes, Bugholz, and ' Mary Lou Suflelette, Ontario, Calif. ; six sons, Donald, Chillicothe; Pleasant Valley Hospital Wayne of Blumfield; Harry, Discharges : Burgettstown, Pa.; Jack ol Pau1ine Greathouse, Mid- Chillicothe; Clifford of Rich· dleport; Mrs. Carl Simpkins, mond, Ohio, and Gilbert, of Ppint Pleasant ; Mrs. Elias Chillicothe; two sisters, zet Hatfield, son, Gallipolis; Eydie Hefferman, Utica, Pa., and Net and Angela Durst, Mt. Alto; Smith, Coolvillei a brother, Ed Dolph Hill, Point Pleasant; Taggart, Florida ; 19 grand· Albert Oldaker, Letart ; Azalea children, a great-grandchild, Odister, Pomeroy; Iva Wolfe, and several nieces and Rutland; Rodney Little, nephews. Minersville; Cecil Morris, Funeral services will be at 3 Gallipolis, and Mrs . Keith p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Dewitt, Henderson. Funeral Home with the Rev. Marshall Larimore officiating. died Thursday Friends may call at the funeral MEIGS THEATRE home any time. June 15-21 NOT OPEN Fri. -Sat.- Sun. June 22 -23-24 1776 <Technicolor) Wm . Daniels Howard DaSilva Adults ~ $1.50 (G) Children : 75c Show Starts ·7 p.m. LODGE TO MEET A special meeting ol Shade River Lodge 453, F . and A.M., Chester, has been set for 8 p.m. Thursday at the temple. Work will be in the EA degree, Master Masons are urged to attend. State allocation of funds is made (You promised her father youtl take good care of her.) When you 're reaQy l or that second car, let us arrange a morley-saving Auto Loan for yotl. Quick.l y. Easily. With ou t a lo t of red tape . Stop by and see how we go one step further fo_r you . pomeroy national bank the bank of the century established 1872 Member FDIC (Continued from Page I) WASHINGTON (U PJ ) B. Connally, despite J'ohn Following deductions for Mattner who returns to PennWhiie House denials, is sylvania Conference. school employes and teachers Syracuse: Richard E. Jarvis reportedly frustrated and retirement and allotments to from Fultonham, succeeding Ralph S. Malcomb who moves the county board of education to Badow . Meigs County schools received Afhens District Superintend- IIOSJ'IT<\1. ~EWS $177,568.77 in June under the ent: James H. McCormack from Hamilton First Church , HoJzer Medical Center state school foundation s.tcCeedlng Joseph R. Graham (Discharges) program, state Auditor Joseph who goes to Hamilton First Claude Pope, Terry Q.teen, Church. T. Ferguson announced. Everett Sirns 1 Erma Nelson, Amounts received by the Otho Miller, Ger•ld Wilderlocal districts included m.uth, Meta McEachern , Eastern, $38,990.53; Meigs McCoy, Dollie Gladys $102,984.11 , and Local, Lockhart, Mary Hysell, Helen Southern Local, $3>,594.13. The Heaton, Ferne Gray, Opha county board received $8,409.87 Fitzwater, Grace Fadeley , including a $3,>33.39 direct Mae Damron, Charles Bush, allotment with the balance Lydia Bunch, Billie Bosley, being made up in allotments Mary Allen, Mildred Adkins, from the local districts. Nora McKean to Lucille M. Danny_ Wilbor, Ruby Snyder, Haggerty , Richard L. Charles Parks, Bryan Leach, Ohio Senate asks Haggerty, Lot 427, Middleport. Kathr yn Buchanan, Mrs . Delta extension Robert V. Haggerty to Wayne Brown and sOn, Charles Watterson, Kerry Wandling, COLUMBUS ( UPI) - The Lucille M. Haggerty, Lots, Polly Tuppett, Kimberly KithOhio Senate approved by a Middleport. Josephine Mallory to Em- cart, and Bessie Blake. v.olce vote Thursday a (Births) resolution urging Congress to mett R. Smalley, Mar y Harvey Rowley, a son, Mrs. give the Delta Queen a five Smalley, Lot, Middleport. Lydia Wandling, dec . to Gallipolis; Mrs . Frederick year ex.tension of federal Arthur Wandling, Aff. for Lucas , a daughter, Jackson, safety requirements. and Mrs. Steven Harper, a son, The resolution asked for a trans., Pomeroy. Arthur Wandling to Orval L. Jackson. five year extension of the six· year exemption the steamboat, Wiles, Betty J . Wiles, Lots, which is made of wood, had Pomeroy. New pastor comes Bertha Barreft, dec. to from the safety at sea act. State Sen. Stanley Aronoff, R· William Barrett, Bruce to local church Cincinnati, said another Delta Barrett, Mae Nelson, Howard The Rev . Mr. William Queen is under construction, Wesley Barrett, Robert tt, Helen Matheny, Cert. Barrl 27, of Marietta Sydenstricker, but will not be complel<!d for is the new pastor of the Enanother tlu-ee years. It will for trans., Salem. Barrett, Bruce William terprise United Methodist meet the all-steel construction standards required In .the Barrett, Jennie Barrett, Mae · Church. He will speak at the Nelson, Carl Nelson, Howard Sunday morning service at the federal act. Wesley Barrett, Patty Barrett, church. Robert Barrett, Sandra The minister, his wife, and Barrett to Robert Barrett, two chi1dren plan to move into THREE RUNS MADE Pomeroy E·R squad an- Sandra Barrett, 1.25 Acre, the parsonage sometime next week. The Rev. Mr. Sydenswered three calls Thursday, Salem, Helen Matheney, Charles stricker fills the pulpit vacated at 12:42 p. m. to the carnival Matheney to Robert Barrett, following the appointment of behind Pomeroy Jr. High where a man had been shocked Sandra Barrett, 1.25 Acre, the Rev. Slllnten Srnith as director of the Methodist by a 220-volt line. He declined Salem. at Lancaster. Campgrounds treatment; at 5:44 p.m. Mrs. John Russell, Wyllis Hill, was taken to Veterans Memorial SCHOOL STARTS By Mrs. Herbert Roush Hospital, and at 1:03 a.m. took Vacation Bible School will Mrs. Herbert Sayre, Mrs. Christine Freeman, Mechanic Monday at the Sutton start St., to Veterans Memorial Herbert Shields were at Holzer Hospital with a possible heart Medical Cen~r on Monday to Unil<!d Methodist Church with "We Look to Jesus" as the condition. see their doctors. Pvt. and Mrs. Ronald Russell theme. Hours will be frpm 9 to and daughter, Mandy, of 11 :30 a.m. each day. Children · REVERSED of the community are invited. Candy C. Proffitt was Maryland are spending two awarded the divorce from weeks furlough with Mr. and Randall Proffitt not ·Randall Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. TO MEET AT ZION Proffitt from Candy Proffitt as and Mrs. Robert Russell at The Meigs Gounty Men's .. ·reported earlier. The maiden Wolfpen. Fellowship of the Churches of . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller name of the defendant, Christ will meet at the Zion and four children of Delaware Hoback, was restored. Church of Christ at 7:30 p.m . spent a weekend with Mrs. Mary Donohue and Mrs. Rose Monday. lng, student, succeeding Martha disappointed with his new role of part-time adviser and will soon sever relations with President Nixon. Connally, a Democrat when Nixon named him treasury secretary two years ago, rejoioed the administration this spring after turning Republican , but his friends and political ' associates were Meigs Marriage License Morris Mehraban, 24, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and Linda Sue Ray, 23, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. INROOM332 Miles Dice of Middleport is reported in serious condition at the Holzer Medical Center ..His room number is 332. •utland Nixon aide frustrated in new role Property Elberfelds l.n Pomeroy Transfers OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM Fairview ·----'·--·-.... ----.· ' pome•oy Ministers -----·-----. Ice Cream Social Homemade Ice Cream, desserts, noon and evening lunches. Friday & Saturday 11 :00 A.M ..9:00 p.m. Order Qt . lee Cream full-time, long-tenn job." Coonally was said to feel that he has not ' 'played a popular saying Thursday that the role" with Nixon and that he former Texas governor and· has had to talk to the President protege of the late President "like a Dutch uncle." His Lyndon B. JobnSOII has found friends said he has described his position with Nixon less the situation at tbe White House as a ''screwed~pmess'' than he expected. The While House disputed as a result of Watergate and an the reports, saying that Con- inflationary economy. nally and Nixon enjoy a close "I've done all I can at the relationship and that Connally moment," Connal~y was "never considered this to be a quoted as saying. "Going one step further" St. Paul Lutheran Church c:;or. 2nd & Sycamore, Po.meroy Celebrate Regatta Week At The Meigs Live Entertainment ---------"'" Saturday Night 10:00 TIL 2:00 ,.----1 Our Interest Is Greater For You I 6% I I I I I I I I I 2 Year The MEIGS INN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-3629 ' The Aristocrats Featuring · BRUCE STALNAKER I I I I I I I 1 .1 1 All IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ON ALL THREE FLOORS AND AT ELBERFEJ,.D$ MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE II and At .Eiberfelds Mechanic Street Warehouse TUFTED BACK class;c styl e. TRADITIONAL full •ecf;ne• ULTRA-MODERN sw;ve t se t. COLONIAL rocke r-recli ner RECLINERS FOR SITTING BACK ••• STRETCHING OUT He's a hard working family man. On his day show him how much you core wnh his kind of chair- a mansized recliner. ~ Insured ·--------·-1 Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Jlallev NO. 20 3 SECTIONS Gallipolis-Point Pleasant II· RIO GRANDE - Career Education, critical analysis of model ca'reer education, and ways of · imp1ei.nentin8: model career education will be outlined here this week in the final three days of a , Vocational .Guidance Seminar sponsored by the Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Joint Vocational School. Twenty-three instructors from four counties - including Gallia and Meigs are &!tending the seminar. William 0. Northup, Gallia County Guidance SUpervisor and seminar coordinator, said teachers may get four quarter hours of credit from Ohio University for participation. The seminar is designed to assist teachers to develop skills required to prepare local guides to occupational oportunities for students leav ing or graduating from high school; to ·assist in lh.e development of skills to use materials necessary in 'the implementation of the Ohio Career Education Model ; to experience and evaluate the vocational and industrial eJ<periences available to students in school served by the seminar participants; to develop skills in working with other professional personnel whose cooperation is essential for the effective introduction of a program of career education ·and to gain an appreciation of the developments likely to shape the economy of the immediate and distance future. Four universities, Ohio State, Ohio University, The Universitj· of Cincirmati and Rio Grande College have furnished resource personne], An overall seminar evaluation will be made on Wednesday, June 20. SUNDAY, JUNE 17, 1973 By Bob Hoefli ch POMEROY - Eight marching bands, sharp baton units, original floats <Jild beautiful queen candidates aild visiting festival queens made another successful Big Bend Regatta Parade Friday eve ning. Headed by Dwight Goins, Meigs High School irlstrwnental lnstructor, and Jim Mees of Radio WMPO, the parade moved up North Second Ave. in Middleport, non- MARK ABELS, Ohio Employment Services, was a prlncfpaJ speaker Friday during the Vocational Guid· ance Seminar at Rio' Grande College_ KER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. PRICE 20 CENTS Porneroy-Middlepo .. t Wahama hand first; KC second TWO WIN SCHOLARSIIIPS COLUMBUS - The •warding of medical scholarships of $2,000 e•ch to Christopher L. Demas of Reynoldsburg and Donald J . Kennedy of Athens was announced today by the Ohio State Medical Associ•tion . Dr. Oscar W. Clarke, Gallipolis, Association president, said this 'year marked the 25th annual awarding of the scholarships which arc a part of OSMA's continuous activities to stimulate young men arld women of Ohio in becoming doctors of me~i c in e, with emphasis on their becom ing fam il y physicians serving Ohio residents. stop to Pomeroy. Mrs. Janet Korn, William Snouffer flnd Ralph Werry judged the flouts of the parade before the units moved along the parade route. Charles Minelli of Ulc Ohio University instrumental music ·department judged bands from the porch of the Melgs Inn at Pomeroy . The sharp Waharna Hlgh School band took first place honors in the laller judging, piling up 84 out of a possible 80 points. Second plnce went to Kyger Creek High School, third to Easlern High Schooi, rind fourth to Waverly High School. All of lhe bands participated in a Class C category ... based on the size of the school and all received participation trophies. Tile Meigs High School Band marched for comment only. The judge noted thai the Meigs Band is greatly improved , had 11 full band .sound, and was exce JJe~t in m<Jrching . The Meigs Band was 14 points und er the top scoring Wahama Band . Con tributing gre~tly to the parade this year was Myron Duffield of Olmsted, Ohio, who played his caliope, moving continuously from one song to another in a repertoire of well known songs o( bygone years. Duffield played his instrument from a brilliant red and gold drcusJype wagon . He wil plB.y hourly today at the annual .Heritage Day observance at the Meigs Muoewn in Pomeroy · The marching units of the Gl<>ettes, the )1oyul Kadettes and the Cryst.iiers added to the par.ude as dld excellent mounted rider.s in their varied rJdlng costumes. Probably the largest number of visiting festival queens were on hand Friday night in tho history of regatta parades. Emergency and fire vehicles of the area took part along with 4-H clubs, scouts, . school groups such as cheerleaders and clubs which had floats, commercial entries, fraternal groups and others. · In the float judging firs\ place in \~• noncommercial category went to Ohio Eta Phi Chapt<or of Beta Sigma Phi. The float carried the queen candidates as well as the reigning queen, . Miss Leann Sebo. A second place award Went to Duffield. · A youth float dlvlsJon was created with the trophy golng to the Future Homemakers of America and the F'uture Farmers of America. The Teaford Realty Co. won first place in the commercial NEW VICE CIIIEF NAMED division carrying out the theme of the WASHINGTON (UP! ) - The Pen- regatta, "A good place to be in '73". The lllgon announced Friday that President best frog theme entry was that of the J . Nixon had named Gen. Frecerick C. · and R, Sports Shop, Pomeroy, with Fred Weyand as new Army vice chief ol staff to Wolfe and Jim Frecket costumed as a frog succeed Gen. Alexander M. Halg, who ·is and a duck. retiring to become While House Staff ch.ief Awards were presented at th~ Meigs Inn on a full time basis. following the parade. Miss Davis is employed GALLIPOLIS - Miss Christy Ann Davis, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. George Davis, Holcomb ·Hill, was employed Saturday afternoon as a speech and hearing therapist for the Gallia County &hools. Miss . David, a graduate of Gallia Academy High &hool, received her B.S. Degree from Ohio University. She HAVE WAGON , WHEELS, WILL TRAVEL - With the first day of summer replaces Susan Evans who resigned last just aroUnd the corner, an~a residents are busy making plans fQr vacations. month . Mrs. Evans and her husband have Unusual photo above was taken in Gallipolis by J. Sam Nichols, a s one· moved to California . . Gallipolitan family prepa red to "hit the trail." By the way, summer will arrive The board set the mileage rate lor its officially on Thursday, June 21. new superintendent, Comer Bradbury, at nine cents per mile. Outgoing County Superinte ndent Clarence . E. Thompson reviewed letters submitted by the State Department of Education in reference to the revocation of charters of the North Gallia, Hannan . POMEROY - Meigs County is about reduced.. Blood continues to be needed, Trace and South.western School Districts. 100 pints o/ blood short of its quota for the even though school is • out. Pomeroy The charters were revoked last Monday by year, local American Rel Cross officials · Elementary School P'T A members must the Stale Board of Education. The motion said in a reminder that a bloodmobile will continue to give blood during the summer becomes effective on Jan. 1, 1974. he at the Pomeroy Elementary School months if the school is to have fu ll tomorrow. coverage under a special school coverage Officials are hoping for a " good turn· program. Hours of tomorrow's visit are 1 WINNERS NAMED POMEROY - Winners in the fishing out" so that some of the lag tan be to 6 p.m. derby Saturday morning in the Big Bend CAMERA,, GLASSES STOLEN Regatta were first, Tom Hawley, age 12 ; MONEY RECEIVED GALLIPOLIS ~ A camera and set of sec-ond, Tom Owens, 11; third, Chris MIDDLEPORT - Distribution of the binoculars vaiued.at $75 were taken from a Woods, II; fourth , Dan Thomas, II; fifth , state gasoline excise tax to municipalitieS Bill Kautz, II ; sixth, David Roush , 13, in Meigs Coonty has been made as Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric seventh, David Harris, 13; eighth, Tirr fpllows : Middleport, $1,909; Pomeroy, Co mpany-owned car Friday .· Sylvan Tucker, 14, and ninth, Mike Owens, 13. $1,950; Racine, $369; Rutland, $415 ; Gardner, 110 Kineon Dr., said the items Appr:opriate prizes for nimrods were Syraruse, $493 ; for total paymenls of were taken from the car when it was parked near his home. awarded. $5, 136. m: Blood supply 100 units short The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio ':-..;;·:;.# "tmts Seminar continues Free Customer Parking on Second Street Meigs Branch {.;4~~ VOL. 8 Sale $11 ·----·~------.:..______j THE RIGHT SIZE CHAIR FOR EVERY SIZE DAD · · • Your l11vited Guest R m1ching More Thall 12,000 P11milies 30 PAGES 88 • + Partly cloudy with chance of thunderstorms Sunday and Sunday night. Highs Sunday in the mid and upper 80s. Lows Sunday night in the upper 60s and low 70s. Reg. $14.98 to $22.98 Elberfelds In Pomeroy POPffi..AR AGAIN WITH parade viewers was the Frogmobile. Grand Croaker Jim Cia !worthy rode on the front of the vehicle along with an unidentified ape. Weather WOMENS DRESSES and PANTSUITS Of Deposit Accounts . WINS YOUTH TROPHY - This large n.;.t featuring a revolving world won a ftrst place youth trophy for floats entered in the Big Bend Regatta Parade Friday rught. The float was created by the Future Homemakers of America and the Future Farmers of America at Meigs High School. r---~~~~u~;u~c~~---1 Certificat~ l i$20,000.00 by FSLIC. ., STOREWIDE SALE. BARGAINS 16 percent per. year on 2 1year Certificates 1 Deposit . $10,000. I Minimum . · Interest I payable Quarterly. Enjoy! • . SAVE THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR Bachus. Mrs. Dorothy Glenn, Mrs. Peggy Gregory of Antiquity were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mrs. Isabelle Simpson and Vera Beegle of Racine called on the Sayres Sunday af· ternoon. G'eorge .Sayre Jr. of Denve~, Colo., is visiting his aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis of Clifton, Mrs. Robert Russell of Wolfpen, Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mandy visited Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush over the weekend. Mrs. Ruth Parsons is visiting hef dB.ughter. in-law, Mrs. Frances Parsons. ENTERTAIN GUESTS ENTERPRISE Mrs. Beatrice Buck entertained Sunday at her Enterprise home with a family dinner. Her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Benny Buck and children, New Lexington, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Buck and Jon, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace and son, Buck. - Shop Saturday In Air Conditioned Comfort 9:30 to 9 PM at 992-2010 Air Cond. Fellowship Hall ~ J THE WINNERS - Taking first, second and third in the Big Bend Regatta Queen contest were Cathy Rayburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Rayburn, Pomeroy, first runner-up ; Joyce Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers, Long Bottom, second runner-up and vOted M'i.s's New attack seen . BEIRUT IUP!) - ThP"Palestlnlan . guerrilla news agency said Saturday that Israelis massing the largest troop buildup In its history along the entire length of Its border with Syria and Lebanon. The •gency WAF A· said the troop concentrations ' were larger ·than the buildup that preceded the Arab-Israeli war of June, 1967. The agency said it expected a . massive , Israeli· attack against both Syria and Lebanon within 48 hours. , ) Congeniality, and Mindy Young, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Young, Middleport, Rt. !; third runner-up. At left is Vernon Weber who announced the winners. Mayors of the fi ve comm unities judged the queen contestants Thursday evening. Judging was based on poise, personality and appearance. First Art winners POMEROY - Winners in the firskver Frog ·Art Co ntest were announced Saturday. First, second and third place winners respectively weret Tadpole division, 3-6 ,year olds, Susie Thoma, Pomeroy; TerTie Anne Starcher, Minersville, and Scott Starcher, Minersville; ages 7-10, Rebecca Gheen, Racine; Brian Cleland, Racin.e, and 'Rita Sloter, Racine; Frog division, 1113, Sandra McKibben , The Plains; Janet Crume, Athens, and Roger Michael, Pomeroy; age 14-17, Pamela King, Mid- dieport; Tina Nierl, Middleport, and Vicki Fry, Middleport. Also, Croaker division, ages 18-30, Steve Warner, Pomeroy ; Bonnie Nappier, Harrisonvil1e, and Jo Ani} McLaughlin, Pomeroy , and 30 and up, Nellie Zerkle, Middleport; Candida Palmer, Rio Grande, and Milford Hysell, Middleport. Prizes in the Tadpole division were 1st, $10; 2nd, $5, and 3rd, $1; Frog dtvision, lsi, $10; 2nd, ~.and 3rd, $2; Croaker division •. 1st, $35 ; 2nd, $10, and 3rd, ~ . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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